The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-09
OVER MILLION in
MOSCOW MARCH
Joyous Celebration Of
Revolution
FROM PAGE ONE,

model of the ship canal proposed in
connection with the Volga and Mos
low Rivers rose above the highest
Nteeple Of the Kremlin completely do
Rhinating the scene, symbolizing the
further bold plans of the industrial
and cultural development of the Soviet
Union. This development was achiev-
ed under the leadership Of the Com
munist Party of Lenin and Stain,
Whose portraits appeared in the cen
ter Of the long building opposite the
Lenin Mausoleum.
Army of Working Glass Defense
The parade of the Red Army was
striking not so much for the military
disElay as in the nature of the armed
Gefepse of the workers and peasants
reItiblic: there was complete alb
ssnre Of glittering uniforms and Of
distinctions between the officers, and
the men with a oneness in the ap-
rcarance of the facial expressions and
many slogans Of the rank and file
defenders and builders of Socialist
society.
The feature of the military parade
wes the predominance of non-uni-
formed columns of armed workers
and veterans of the Red Guard who
ought in the Civil War AGAINST the
Varitalists and the counter-rcvolu-
f!cnaries organized by the foreign i'm
ferialists. Convincing evidence of the
identity OF the Red Army with the
Soviet msssss was the presence of
over one million toilers in the parade.
Every plant and factory has its own
contingent of the army including
women.
Against Imnerialist War
The masses and the workers, like the
Red Army, carried their own slogans
against ilnrerialist war, for the
strengthening and developing of the
rule OF the toilers and the Socialist
basis. The whole military parade was
imposing evidence Of the readiness of
the workers and peasants of the Soviet
Union to defend their achievements
and their fight to continue the
building of Socialism.
The parade of the workers from the
plants and factories and the en-
ployees of the institutions was even
mora spectacular. Endless streams of
workers columns filling the Red
Square with banners. emblems. n]ac-
ards and floats with UNSURPASSED
magnificent color, galvanizing spec
tators, with slogans of Socialist con-
Guction, proud declarations of
thievements attained, solemn pledges
further achievements in the Second
1--WE year Plan was a veritable rsen
OF praise for working class rule. The
entire contents of workers rule was
emblazcned and concertized in these
banners and placards.
Every Factory in March
Every factory, every department.
had its brigade marching with the
records Of its achievements in the
fultillment and often the over fulfill
ment of the first Five Year Plan.
Ihese records were proudly DISPLAYED
with pictures, legends and figures. It
is evident that the Soviet factory is
not merely unit of the production
OF gods, but also unit of social or
gani7ation concerned with the ma
terial and cultural welfare of the
masses.
Records of the accomplishments in
education, production of food and ar
t1cles in daily use from by-products
We're proudly and prominently dis
PLAYED by each factory brigade.
The greatest heroism was expressed
IL the achievements of labor. the
eatest respect paid to the heroes of
bor. "Udarnik" (shock worker) was
WE biggest and most cherished title
displayed. Many factories carried
large photographs of their "udarnika"
alongside of rlacards expressing con-
tempt for the shirkers and Ioafers.