The daily worker., 1930-09-27
moscow running" THE
AMERICAN FARMER?

There Is no problem Of overproduction in the
Soviet Union The peasants on the collective
farms, which are the basis of Soviet agricul-
tural economy, are producing for cooperative
and collective use and not for the SPECTATORS
profit, as in the u S. A. In the Soviet Union
the bulk of peasants benefit by the new farm
mechanization and not the rich few as in
America and other capitalist countries.
Planned socialist production and distribu-
tion is the basis of industrial and agricultural
economy in the Soviet Union, whereas indus
trial and agricultural anarchy and all its dire
consequences exist in every capitalist country
In the world. The peasants, like the indus
trial workers in the Soviet Union, are building
up socialism and marching toward Communism,
where each will give according to his ability
and receive according to his needs.
The poor farmers of America have lesson
to learn from the peasants in the Soviet Union.
They must join with the industrial and agri-
cultural workers to fight for immediate relief
and for Soviet Government in America.
What's This Cry About Moscow
In the face of the above facts showing that
the farmers have been ruined by the banks,
corporations and grain spectators, and by
the capitalist system as whole it is ridicu-
lous to hear the new cry against Moscow"
Moscow" is running" the farmers of the
prosperity and happiness. Moscow" did
it all with the aid of seven million bushels of
graini
Just as the red batting Of the Fish Commit.
tee is one Of the means to draw away the
attention of the unemployed workers from the
issues of unemployment, wage cuts and speed
up, so is the Washington administration now
trying to make the farmer believe that every
thing Is o. X. under capitalism and that all
his troubles have begun on Sept 9th, the day
Moscow" decided to ruin" him. The Wash
ington administration knows that the farmer
who has been suffering all these years and
who has been fooled at every election cam
paign is now beginning to see the light. The
farmer is learning about coectivization in the
Soviet Union. He is learning how the Soviet
Government is supplying the farmers with
tractors and other machinery and is helping
them to raise their crops which belongs to
them That's why Mr.. Hyde, Hoover's secre-
tary, "for" agriculture, has raised the ridicu-
lous issue of the reds" and the Fish Com
mittee which has wound up its first act last
July with very little publicity among the work
ers, is now trying to influence the farmers of
the United States.
The Communist Party and the United Farm
ers' Educational League must now strengthen
their propaganda among farmers in order to
combat the vicious propaganda of Hyde-Fish
and their like.
The Communist Party and the United Farm
ers' Educational League are organizing the
poor farmers to fight with the industrial and
agricultural workers for immediate relief from
suffering brought about by both natural or
economic causes, to fight for unemployment in
surance and against the whole capitalist
system.
The Communist Party has put up working
class candidates for the coming elections. They
are all tried and proven fighters for the work.
ing class and poor farmers. These candidates
will fight for the farmers Farmers! Vote
for them! Join the United Farmers Educa-
tional League Vote Communist!