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U. s. Negro Elected
To Moscow Soviet
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terrupted by stormy applause. The
elections were all marked with ex-
ceptional organization, mass militia
tive and enthusiasm.
This activity, enthusiasm and mi
tiative Of the masses of millions Of
workers and toilerS is inspired and
organized by the great feminist
Party, led by the beloved leader Of
the world proletariat Joseph Stain.
1t is not in vain that the workers
in Moscow enterprises elected Com
rade Stain, the best Shockworker Of
the U.S.S.R., as first deputy to the
Moscow Soviet.
The first deputy elected by work.
ers OF the Machine tool building
plant, Krasnyi Proletaryi, is Molo-
TOW. The workers of the Sickle and
Hammer plant elected Kaganovitch,
Kalinin and Maxim Cork. The Mil
itary Aviation Academy elected Kle-
menti Voroshilov, Ordjonikidze, Hos
sior, Andrew, also the U.S.S.R. air
hero, Kamanin, who participated in
the rescue of the members of the
, Cheliuskin expedition.
Those elected at the Stain auto
mobile plant include Heinz Roscher,
former leader of the Florisdorf
Schutzbund, Austrian Socialist
guards who participated in the
heroic armed actions of the Austrian
workers, over the heads of the lead
ers of the Austrian Social Demo-
cracy.
The workers in many plants
elected Georgi Dimitroff, hero of
the Reichstag trial, and Ernst
Thaelmann, imprisoned Germ an
Communist leader, as honorary dep
uties to the Moscow Soviet.
Fellow Workers Elect Robinson
The Negro shock worker, Robin
son, was elected by the workers of
the Ballbearing Plant, where work.
ers of 81 nationalities are engaged
in the mighty work of Socialist
construction.
Dealing with the results of the
first day of the elections, Pravda,
organ of the Communist Party of
the Soviet Union, in an editorial
entitled, Demonstration Of Ire
mendous Victories" declares that
Already the first day of the cleo
tons was a tremendous demonstra-
ton of the unification, devotion
and love of all toilers to the Com
munist Party and Stain, expressing
the boundless confidence of all toll
ers in the enterprises in the Soviet
Power.
The speeches of thousands of
electors, the demonstrations of
scores Of thousands of toilers before
the Moscow Soviet reflect the ire
mendous growth of the political
consciousness Of the working class
and all toilers of the U. S. S. r., "
Pravda continued. THE firm con-
fidence in the final victory of So
cialism and in the correct line of
the Communist Party, the pride in
the tremendous achievements of So
cialist construction resound in these
speeches and mandates"
Summarizing the results of four
years of stubborn struggles in the
work of the Moscow Soviet, the VIC
tories achieved under the leader
ship Of the Moscow Party committee
and Kaganovitch, Pravda adds:
How different is the proletarian
capital from the large capitalist
cities and bourgeois capitals of the
entire world! Unemployment, mis-
cradle novels, dirty, neglected out
skirts, physical degeneration and
decay-that is what capitalist towns
give to the millions of toilers. Home
building on an exceptionally large
scale, growth of cultural institu-
tons, steady rise in the material
and cultural standards of millions
of toilers, increase In births, sharp
drop in mortality-such are the
facts which the proletarian capital
presents with due pride at this cleo
ton to the Soviets.
Invincible Power
Listening to the speeches of
thousands of Moscow electors, one
realizes how invincible is the power
Of the U. S. S. r., and what gigantic
reserves of revolutionary energy and
initiative exist in the masses of
toilers.
THE Communist Party led, and
is leading, the toilers along the
great road of struggle and victories.
In stubborn class struggle, the
masses of millions of toilers have
developed immeasurably. How pitt
full seem now the attempts of the
class enemies to disrupt the gigantic
Socialist construction in the U. s.
S. r. by means of sabotage and
wrecking in the face OF the ire
mendous development of Socialist
economy, in the face of the irwin
chile unification Of all toilers
around the Party of Lenin and
Stain.
"Merciless vengeance toward class
enemies, enemies of the people, who
have made cowardly attempts upon
the lives of the best members of
the working class and upon So
cialist construction, boundles
hatred and contempt toward those
remnants not yet finally defeated,
all this resounds in the speeches
and mandates Of the millions of
electors.
To consolidate the power of the
U. S. S. R.-vigilance; vigilance;
once more vigilance, this is what
the proletarians Of the Red capital
are unabatingly repeating in their