The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-19

pleUeu ana mas begun operation.
The government quotas of grain
collections and storage seeds is COM
pleted or is near completion in the
majority of regions throughout the
U. S. S. R. The Moscow region, the
Leningrad region, the Tartar Social
ist Soviet Republic, German Socialist
Soviet Republic, and the Bashkir Au-
tonomous Socialist Soviet Republic
completed collections ahead of time.
The Central black earth region,
Middle Volga region and others are
assured of completion of the quota
on time; while some sections of the
Ukrainian Socialist Soviet Republic,
Northern Caucasus and the Lower
Volga are tagging behind.
More Food In Open Markets.
The government quotas this year
are lower than last year, making
more agricultural produce available
for the collective farm markets which
supply the urban population. Upon
completion of the state deliveries
and seed storage quotas, all regions
have the right to bring their surplus
grains into the open markets. The
Moscow region and the Tartar S. S.
R. already have availed themselves OF
this privilege, resulting in a greater
influx Of foodstuffs into the open
markets with consequent lowering of
prices and elimination Of profiteer-
ing.
The Communist Party, the press
and all agencies of proletarian public
opinion are conducting vigorous
campaign for completion OF the grain
quotas, pointing out the disruptive
role of the Kulak elements and the
necessity of a vigorous class struggle
within the collective farms against
kulaks who have penetrated into the
collective farms. Commenting on the
situation "IzVestia" writes,
''The kulaks are no longer force
capable of waging an open struggle.
But taking advantage of the INSULT
Gent orgsnizationa1 and economic
strengthening of the collective farms.
remnants of the kulak class have
found way into the cracks and holes
in the collective farm economy and
continue to wage a masked struggle
within the collective farms
Kulaks have made attempts to dis
organize the collective farm economy
from within, obstrueting the execu-
ton of economic plans, exaggerating
the shortcomings of the collective
farms in an attempt to discredit the
collective farm system among the
peasants"
"They attempt, continues Gives
tia, to conduct kulak policy repre-
senting the interests Of the collective
farms as opposed to the interests OF
the proletarian state In the
PRESENT collection campaign, these
tactics have become the chief forms
of kulak resistance to grain deliver
les"
"Izvestian further points out that
the local Parry organizations are re-
sponsible for the successes as well as
the failures of grain collections, In
regions tagging behind, the Party or
CARNATIONS are insufficiently vigil
liant. Understanding the role OF the
kulak elements within the collective
farms, adopting the attitude that
completion of collectivization and de-
feat of the kulaks as class amount
to the liquidation of the class strug-
gle. Denounctng the fallacy OF this
viewpoint "Izvestia" quotes a pas
sage from the recent speech OF Molo-
TOW:
cit must be remembered that col
lective farms not under our guild
ance are guided by hostile anti-Sov-
let elements We have created
thousands and thousands Of collective
farms but we have not yet reached
the condition that they be our col
lective farms"
Cleansing of Party Ranks.
Pointing out the necessity OF
strengthening the organs of the pro-