The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-02-06

lotov declared that the party must
continue a strong fight against OPP
portunism and the right danger in
the first line. He emphasized the
role of socialist competition and shock
brigade work in building socialism.
The Party, trade unions and all
organizations must work for the pop
ularization and working out of the
plans of the second Five-Year Plan
in readiness for the Party Congress.
These additions to the thesis being
agreed upon, the conference adopted
it with hearty applause.
MoIotov's Speech
In his report Of ne second Five
Year Plan during the U, Ing session
of February Q, Molotoy who met with
an ovation from the entire hall, said:
Future Belongs to the Workers
''The very fact that our Party is
discussing the second Five-Ye
Plan is being successfully fulfilled.
From an International viewpoint
our victorious success In the con-
structiOn of socialism shows to the
workers and tOilers of all countries
that the future belongs not to the
rule of the bourgeoisie, but to the
dictatorship of the proletariat, that
facts speak against capitalism In
favor ON socialism"
From the Soviet viewpoint, the
fact that we are taking up the
tasks of the second Five Year Plan,
represents one of the decisive tests
as to the leadership given the peas
ant masses by the working class,
after the overthrow of the power of
the bourgeoisie.
Socialism Is being built not only
in the city, but in the village. From
the economic viewpoint our successes
are the successes of planned socialist
construction. The fundamental Len
mist question of who will beat whom
has been decided against capitalism
and in favor Of socia ism.
Not everything during these years
followed the exact outlines of the
Five-Year Plan. For instance, it was
not planned that at the end of the
Five-Year Plan unemployment in our
country would be fully abolished,
I'm respect to the. economic tasks
of the first Five-Ye Plan, the
Party introduced such revision as
the creation of a new n1etallnrgiCal
base in the East UraI Cuznetzk dis
trict.
Titus, the amendments to the
Five-Year Plan which were intro
duced were not bad amendments,
which every worker in the U,S.S.R,
was fully prepared to support. We
long outstripped the tempo of col
Iectivization and construction Of
soykozes provided by the Five-Year
Plan. This, too, was very sub
stantial amendment to the Five
Year Plan, but not bad one"
MoIotov further notes some defects
In the fulfillment of the Five-Year
Plan. Thus labor productivity, crops,
railroad reconstruction estimates were
not quite fulfilled.
Nj otov recalled the most import
ant tage in the struggle of the Party
against the so-called left and right
deviationists, emphasizing that the
struggle against such deviations, par
ticularly the right danger as a prin-
cipal danger, was inevitable in the
future as we'll
According to the Trotskyist plat
form before the 18th Party Con-
gress), the Party thesis on the Five
Year Plan led to the triumph of
anti proletarian tendencies. 1t Is
not funny to read this four years
later?"
Regarding the Party policy in
the village, the counter thesis of the
Trctskyist opposition maintained
that there is speedy growth of cap
itaIist elements in agriculture based
upon small commodity production?
Dependence of the state economy
upon kulok- capitalist elements con-
sequently grows to the fields of raw
material, food and exports"
ASK our klllaks now, after three
years of the Fiye-Year Plan, are we
much dependenent upon them, or are
they more dependent upon Soviet
power? Uaughter).
From the other right flank, they
dnned into our ears that the basis
OF the source Of grain will fol a long
time be individual peasant farms and
that therefore we must slow up our
offensive on the kulak.
Trotskyist Charges Smashed by Facts
SIT will be remembered that tndi-
yidual peasants disagreed with the
right deviationists and streamed into
the Kolkozes in large masses already
in 1929. 1t will be remembered that
the Trotskyists charged our Party
with developing in the directino of
'thermidor,' that is, the downfall of
the revolution.
How true this prophecy is may be
seen from the facts relating to the
fulfillment of the fist Five-Year Plan
and the tasks outlined in the second
Five-Year Plan.
Some time from the other right
flank the following could be heard in
q whining voice: "The trouble is
that everything we build, all these
factories and mills may soon fall into
the hands of the whites,