The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-14
PARTY PLENUJM
ALSO SETS WAGE
RAISES FOR 1888
Hit at the Anti-P arty
Elements; Two
Expelled
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Soviet Union has defeated the cap
italist elements in city and country,
has built the foundation of social
ist economy and the triumph of So
cialism in the U.S.SR. has been as
sured.
Regarding the second Five-Year
Plan, the resolution emphasizes that
this plan, in contrast to the first
which was carried on under the
slogan Of new construction, will de-
velop under the slogan of master
ing the new enterprises and the new
technique. The results Of the first
Ffve-Year Plan, the resolution de-
clares, have created the full posi-
bility of the further considerable
development Of national economy in
1888, the first year of the second
Plan. AS basis for this, the plenum
resolved to establish the increased
output Of industry during 1888 as
1865 per cent. Furthermore, the
plenum established the following in
dustrial tasks in the most essential
branches of industry that must be
carried out: electric power output
16,S00,000,000 kilowatt hours; ferrous
metallurgy-9,0 100000 tons cast iron
and 100000 tons rolled metal; coal
84,000,0 900 tons; oil-24, 100000 tons;
machine building 6,500,00o,000 rub
les Con the basis of the price levels
of 1926-2D; chemical industry -
1,839,000,000 rubles; light industry
8,800,000,0o0 rubIes; food industry
7,700,00000 rubles.
In agriculture the sowing area Is
to be 100000 hectares "a hectare
is 2.47 acres. The number Of heads
of cattle is to be increased on both
collective and state farms.
The expenditures for the social
insurance needs of the toilers In 1888
is to be 11,616,00o,00o rubles, an in
crease OF 1913 per cent over 1882.
The resolution also decided that
wages throughout the whole of ma
tional economy are to be increased
81 per cent, with an increase of 9
per cent in industrial wages over the
1882 figures.
furtnef advance
Emphasizing the fact that the
program for the first year of the
second Fiye-Year Plan represents q
further advance in the task of So
cialist construction and the build
ing of a new socialist society in the
Soviet Union, the resolution states
in conclusion:
THE successful fulfilment of the
plan for 1888 makes it necessary for
all Party organizations to wage a
ruthless struggle against all mani
festations of the resistance of the
class enemy to the Party policy of
strt -theping the unity of its ranks.
The Party is resolute in the deter
mination to purge itsI ranks. The
resolute rebuffing Of all anti.sarty
moods and the purging of all the
regenerated right-wing elements will
eliminate all those who have been
alienated from the Party. The joint
plenary session of the Central Com
mittee and the Central Control
Committee appeals to all Party,
Soviet and trade union organizations
Of the workingclass and the peasants
on the collective farms to mobilize
their forces for the total fulfilment
of the national economic plan for
1888, the first year of the second
Five-Year Plan.
Approve Of Purging of Party
A resolution adopted Jan. Il by
the joint plenum declares:
u. The joint plenary session OF
the Central Committee and the Cen
trail Control Committee approves the
decision of the Political Bureau con-
Corning the purging of the Party
during 1888 and the suspension of
the acceptance of new members
pending the purging.
o.. The Joint plenary session of
the Central Committee and the Gem
trail Control Committee instructs the
Political Bureau of the Central Com
mittee and the Presidium of the
Central Control Committee to or
ganize the purging Of the Party in
such manner as to secure for the
Party iron, proletarian discipline and
to clear the ranks of the Party of
all unreliable, unstable and alien
elements"
The resolution Of the pienary SEES
sion on the report of Comrade Ruld-
zutak concerning the anti-Party ac-
tivity OF the group around Nicolai
b. Eisnont, Commissar for Supplies
Of the Russian Socialist Federated
Republic (the largest of the repub-
lies In the U.S.S.R.), P. Tolmachev,
Commissar for Municipalities in the
same republic, P. Smirnov and
others, adopted Jan. IL, declares:
Anti-Party Deeds
81. (a) THE joint plenary ses-
sion of the Central Committee and
the Central Control Committee OF
the All-Union Communist Party
states that Eisrnont, Tolmachev,
Smirnov and others, declaring in
words their agreement with the
Party line, were conducting in deeds
anti-Party work against the policy
OF the Party. For this purpose they
created an underground fractional
group, Eismont and Tolmachev cam
wasting followers among decayed
elements who were split from the
working masses, and among bourge-
OILS degenerates.
(b) At the moment when the
Party was totaling the results of the
greatest victories of the Five-Year
Plan, this group, which is similar to
the Rutinsko- Slepkovsky anti-Party
group, made it its object essentially
to renounce the policy of Industrial
ization of the country and adopted
the policy Of the restoration Of cap
italism and particularly the kulaks