The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-11-08
CeleIrateUIpootnrg
Of Bourgeoisie On
18th Anniversary
Affirm Peace Policy,
Warning on Japan
War Incitement /
BY vERN SMITH


Iess) 1.-The bourgeoisie hsa
been entirely uprooted in cur
country" Pravda declares TO
day in an article devoted to the
sixteenth anniversary Of the
october evolution.
"The most difficult task Of the
proletarian revoiution-tte reorgan-
i2ation of the scattered peasant
farms, has been solved with genius"
Pravda continues. The system OF
collective farming has finally under
mined the roots of capitalism in the
rural districts. This is the historic
merit Of the genius Of Stain, leader
Of the Party. The Soviet land has
stepped forward into the ranks OF
the countries which are most ad-
vanced technically and economically.
Tcilers Raise Living Standards
THE Party, through Stain, has
made the central task Of the Second
Five-Year Plan the mastery and
creation of productive forces. This
is now the main task The Soviet
Union has raised the living standards
Of the toilers to an unprecedented
level. Millions of poor peasants and
collective farmers have increased
their wellbeing two and three times.
Tn capitalist countries there Is
poverty, famine, suicide. Our ecor-
ony, on the other hand, is expert
encing an exceptional rise. In 1888
we are gathering the fruit Of the first
serious successes of socialist farr11-
ing. Today the grain stocked by the
State is more than the amount
stocked during the whole of 1882
"1n 1888 capitalism is elnbarking
upon the fifth winter of famine and
the second round Of wars and revolu-
lions. The German fascists are
openly preparing war. The japanese
militarists are waging war against
the Chinese people.
"The Soviet Union Is the only
country which is Systematically car
rying on a systematic policy of peace.
Last year marked the most important
successes of Soviet foreign policy.
The Five-Year Plan achieved q bril-
liant victory in the international
field Most capitalist countries are
forced to reckon with the Sovtet
Union as great factor for pcaee.
Japan Preparing Wss
"1he imperialists are preparing 10
attack the U. s. s. r. The Japanese
militaristS, desiring to avert the So
cial danger threatening them in their
own country, are organizing provocs-
tons in the Far East
"The propaganda in the fascist
press is openly preparing for war,
We shall never want any foreign soil,
but we shall not give up to anybody
an inch of ours. The in1perialtsts
must not abuse the peaceful tender1-
cies Of the U. S. S. r. No force In
the world can Withstand the blows
of the revolutionary army or work
ers and peasants; no force can turn
aside the victorious march of Social
ism or prevent the universal october
which will conquer the whole world"
I5vestia, commenting on the ami
versary of October, says that the six
tenth year of the revolution was a
year of strenuous class struggle with
the remnants of the -kulak class, g
year in which the new organization
of labor acquired tens Of millions of
collective farmers.
Outstripping the Capitalists
"The entire capitalist world" lives
tia says, has been following that
struggle The bourgeoisie hoped for
our defeat--and was wrong. again.
The collective farms have secured q
splendid carrying out of the SOW
ing campaign and q good harvest.
The first year Of the second Five
Year Plan is proceeding with REIN
forced energy and success. We are
not only catching up with, we are
outstripping the capitalist world.
The capitalist world has appraised
our power; it has understood the
danger of rushing into an adventur-
GUS attack against us"
Noting the significance Of the
present Soviet-Alnerican negotiations,
Izvestia observes that these negotia-
tons with leading capitalist powers
confirm the fact that hopes for the
humiliation of the u 8. SIR. are
fantastic.
VIII Repulse Fascist Attacks
THE Soviet Union values its rela-
tons with the German people which,
remains great in irons" Izvestia goes
on to say. "but we do not intend to
suffer fascist attacks. Should war
be thrust upon us by the Japanese
fascistS, nobody will believe 1t to be
the fault of the U.S.SR. The at
tempts of the capitalist world to
break the revolutionary forces bw
fascist blows has proved unsuccessful.
The collapse of the Second Interna,
tional and the treachery of its par
ties impels the working masses to
struggle under the banner of the
proletarian revolution. 49,.
But our victories will not weaken
either OUR vigilance or our enereies
Should the enemy resolve upon adj
venturism. he will be defeated bv the
great enthusiasm of the masses of
the Soviet Union with the help az
the international proletariat Of thu
whole world and the enslaved-col
NAL masses" ~