Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-07
SOVIET OBSERVES
18TH ANNIVERSARY
Stain Reviews Mammoth
Parade in MoSCoW-Hit
Capitalist Regimes.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, November 7.-One Of the
greatest professions of Soviet history
marched past Communist and govern
ment leaders in Red Square this fore
noon in parade celebrating the thir-
tenth anniversary Of October day. the
date on which the proletariat uprising
had its beginning.
The parade began this morning with
infantry leading. Following them were
tanks, artillery. cavalry and numerous
military bands. Civilians marched past
by the thousands carrying red banners
on which were inscribed words Of boasts
of Communist successes and execrations
OF capitalism.
Stain Heads Reviewers.
The reviewers, headed by Joseph
Stain, secretary general Of the Com
munist party, which is the real ruler OF
Russia; Michael Kalinin, president of
the Central Executive Committee; Ry-
kov. who is premier and head of the
Soviet cabinet, and other important
figures such as OrdJonikidez, Rudzutak,
Molotov, kaganovitch and kuibisheV
stood at the corner of Lenin's new
tomb during the inspection.
They wore no top hats, tail coats or
other evidences of the bourgeois, but
were dressed simply, most of them in
soft shirts or bIouses and lounge suits,
or IN military uniforms. Stain was in
uniform. The reviewers occasionally
shouted words OF greeting to the march,
ers, who would shout back "Hurrah for
the party!''
Meanwhile the innumerable bands
played the "Internationale" and other
communistic music. Airplanes scared
above in formation. while on the streets
about the square police had to fight
with the enthusiastic mobs which fought
to break the restraining cordons. M.
Voroshilov, commissar of war, made the
only speech to the troops.
Some Of the inscriptions on the enor-
nous flaming red placards and SYM
bolical wooden floats manipulated by
the marchers, men, women and chill
dren were:
"Hurrah for the thirteenth anniver-
sary of the revolution"
Three cheers for the approaching
world revolution"
Down with capitalism, up with So
cialism."
Capitalists of all countries are pre-
pairing an armed intervention. Workers
OF the world protect the fatherland of
all proletarians."
We will complete the five-year in
naturalization plan in four years All
energy to the construction of new in
dustrial giants of the new state and the
collective farms"
I'VE will destroy the Kulaks (rich
peasants) and exterminate them as a
class"
Shame to those who desert"
Down with counter-revolutionists Of
all types"
Cheers for the Communist party
and its Central Committee
Down with the Right and Left wing
opposition"
More Food Allowed.
Millions turned out for the celebra-
ton with the greatest enthusiasm. They
had another cause for happiness, for
the government, in honor of the day,
increased rations allowances to those
holding approved bread cards. Workers
and peasants dined well, although pri-
vate traders, former ariStocratS and
others were on short rationS since they
could not buy from government or CO.
operative stores.
The populace generally hope that the
increase will stand for some time, their
food supplies heretofore having been
very scanty. Additional supplies of
clothing and shoes also were available
today at the government stores.
All trans were stopped and the streets
of the city were literally damned with
people. Special performances are being
given in the theaters this evening and
even on the street corner platforms
which have been built for the occasion.
The holiday continues tomorrow, fac
tories and other work houses opening
Sunday.
Among the notable features of today's
celebration was public opening of the
new tomb of Nicolai Lenin, father Of
Russian Communism, constructed of
10000 tons of native granite in Red
Square. 1t took is months to build the
edifice, which is one of the most mag
nif1cent structures in the capital Lenin's
body, rather well preserved, viii be
moved from the Kremlin shortly to the
mauSoleum.