The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-11-04
BY N. BUCHWALD.

MOSCOW, Nov. 3 (By Cable
The Convention of 5000 lead
ing chemists of the U. S. S. r.,
held in this period of a develop
ing war situation, yesterday
adopted an appeal to the chem
lists of the whole world to pre-
vent the use of chemistry as an
agency Of destruction for imperialist
war. The appeal reads in part:
'Tf war breaks out, It Is the duty
Of the chemists Of the entire world
not to permit the conversion Of
chemistry, this powerful weapon Of
progress, into weapon OF bar
bsrous destruction Of lives, and the
labor and cultural achievements Of
the human race. War against war!
Chemists Of the entire world! Join
the united front of science and
labor for the active struggle against
the approaching war, for the de-
Tense of the first country in the
world which is VIGOROUSLY building
Socialism,
Foreign workers and specialists
in festive mass meeting in Mos
COW on the eve of the 18th Anniver-
sary of the proletarian Revolution,
pledged themselves to support the
building of socialism in the Soviet
Union.
In keeping with Stains famous six
conditions, the Kaganovich Indus
trial Academy will graduate for the
18th anniversary 1872 of the highest
Red captains of industry" includ-
ing Is Bolsheviks of pre-revolution-
airy standing, 81 who joined the Com
munist Party between 1917 and 1920,
and only seven Party members whose
membership is less than six years.
The graduates have established
themselves as theoreticians, and
practical directors of Socialist indus
trial construction.
Characterizing the general situa-
ton in the triumphant advance Of
Socialist construction, RabOchaya
Moskva, uses the apt phrase the
work today is easier; work tomor-
row will be easier and better than
today"
The Soviet Far East will celebrate
a double anniversary Of the fifteenth
year of the proletarian dictatorship
and ten years of liberation for the
Far East from the imperialist inter
ventionists. The program of eelebra-
tons at Khabaroysk includes the
awarding Of orders and common tes-
timonial papers to the veterans who
participated in the Struggle Of eman-
cipation in the Far East.
The feature of the anniversary
celebrations at Tashkent, capital Of
the Soviet Uzbekistan, will be the
opening Of five schools for teachers,
four model kindergartens and COM
munal kitchen which will serve 5000
meals a day.
A few examples of the enthusiasm
of the workers on the eve Of the an
niversary celebrations are to be seen
in the telephone plant "Krassnaya
zarya' (Red Dawn at Leningrad
where the 5000 workers fulfilled the
monthly program three days in ad-
vance as an anniversary gift to the
country. Eighty-nine shock workers
have applied for membership in the
Communist Party. The workers OF
the locomotive repair plant "Ufa,"
gave two locomotives and % cars
above their quota, while $50 of their
shock workers joined the Party. Sim
liar examples have occurred by the
thousands.
Workers in the plants, factories
and trade unions are preparing
gigantic reception to the workers
delegation from other countries, who
will be welcomed as guests of the in
ternational proletarist. The series Of
events in connection with the visit of
the delegation will include an inspec-
ton of the new giant industrial en-
terprises and the tremendous
achievements by which the Soviet
proletariat are giving inspiration to
the toiling masses the world over.
The American workers will draw
the lessons from these achievements
which are occurring precisely dur
ing the three years Of the deepest
crisis of the. capitalist world. when
thousands of plants have been shut
down. millions of workers left des-
titute in the capitalist countries,
while the Soviet Union, under the
leadership of the Communist Party
has built nearly 300 new factories,
and increased the material and cul-
tural welfare of the masses.