The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-11-20

AiStOly VI nttcI Hdtiotldl Ieid-
ti0ns in our epoch. Under the
leadership of Comrade Stain
our Party overthrow all OBJ
stacles in his path, and victori-
otlsly leads the working class and
collective farm peaEants to its great
historic aim. A new stage in the
competition of the two world sys-
TENS is completed. The Soviet
Union becomes a force of tremen-
oous economic and political power
with which even the biggest capt.
talict countries have to reckon. The
toilers OF the U. s. S. r. warmly
welcome the new victory in the
cause Of peace.
Behind the Impossible"
"what seemed impossible for SIX
teen years was carried out in few
days. This is explained because the
causes determining change in the
American foreign policy towards the
Soviet Union made themselves felt
recently more insistently and i'm
peratively.
''Tqae United States of America
could not longer continue in its old
position. In establishing normal
diplomatic relations with the Soviet
Union, leading circles in the U.S-A.
were above all guided by the real
interests of American capitalism.
'But, on the other hand, the very
fact of the abandonment Of its posi-
ton Of "non-recognition by the
present administration is a big indi-
cation of the power and Importance
of the Soviet Union.
THE great Soviet Union has
achieved successes on tremendous
scale and significance, DESPITE the
fact that some countries OF the cap
italist world, above all the United
States, did not want to recognize
that great changes were taking place
by the will Of the victorious prole-
tariat on one-sixth of the globe.
Relations" With Bayonets
THE biggest capitalist powers al
various times attempted to disdain
the workers and peasants country,
and, moreover, to maintain 'rela-
tiors' with it by bayonets. But this
was defeated and they were forced
to establish normal relations with
the Soviet Un!on.
There is only one explanation
completely Displaying the cause OF
our foreign poll successes, causes
why the Soviet Union became ire
mendous factor for peace among the
nations. This is above all due to
our strength-economic, political and
military strength.
While our country exists in CAPT.
talist surroundings, these three fac
tors are OF primary Importance.
The first Five-Year Plan not only
produced tremendous economic sue
cesses, but also marked the strength
en'ng Of the international position
Of the great republic of workers and
peasants
Rarriers Overthrow
''Now after the establishment OF
normal relations with the United
States everybody must realize that
the peoples Of the Soviet Union have
overthrowl all barriers standing in
htAc P''t VI GlicA USdCclul COllSbFut-
Ton. They have defeated interven-
tionists. smashed the chains Of block
s6e. srd fare driven the white guard
scr-t from the Soviet land.
Our most 'princip'ed' opponents
are unable to stand against the
STRENGTH OF the Soviet Union.
THE toilers of our country greeted
with satisfaction the successful COM
Melton Of the mission of Comrade
Litvinoff In WASHINGTON.
We do not doubt that the broad
masses of toilsrs in the United States
welcome the new big victory Of the
Soviet peace policy.
THE A. F. of l.. hureaucret, Green.