The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-12-20

CoIIlIHlCCee OF Cne C0mmunl
/? Party of the Soviet Union in
number of important resolutions.
One resolution of the plenur
pointed out that the bread ca
system, introduced in the years
the first Five Yea- Plan under col
ditions of limited food supplies
the proletarian state, allowed tt
Party of the Soviet Union regin
to organize an uninterrupted an
preferential supply of bread to IT,
workers at fixed state prices, ais
considerably to increase the suppl
of bread to the peasant populations
Thus the card system played
tremendous positive role in the sue
cessful carrying out of the socialiS
naturalization of the U. S. S. R.
Most Important Step
The abolition of the card system
and the establishment of the extern
,sive sale of bread and other
products, the decision Of tbs
Plenums continues, is a new and
most important step. In the turn
over Of goods, in strengthening this
Soviet ruble and the whole f1nan-
cial system, it is real basis for
carrying out a policy of price reduce
ton, it will undermine the posi-
bility of speculation, will provide a
growth in the real earnings Of the
workers and employees, will further
raise the material well-being of the
collective farmers and toiling
masses, and will further strengthen
the union of workers and peasants.
The Moscow as we'll as the Lenln-
grad Plenum paid attention to the
question of Kirov's murder, point
ing out in their resolutions: THE
might of the Soviet country is
growing and from year to year, from
month to month, has become
strengthened. For this very reason
the enemies of the Party of the
Soviet regime, defeated in political
struggle, have become powerless,
embittered and resort to the last
White bandit fascist means of
struggle---terror. The base insidious
agents of the class enemy, the, con-
temptible dregs of the former zino-
view anti-Party group, has wrenched
Comrade Kirov from the Party
ranks. They have dealt a heavy
blow to the Party but" the, resolu-
tons says, "let our enemies know
that this heavy loss will harden our
ranks still more, will rally us still
more closely around the Party. its
Contra Committee and the beloved
great Stain"
Laud Kiroy's Work
Both Plenums passed a number Of
decisions concerning the immortal
izing of Kirovs memory, naming
certain districts and streets in
Leningrad and Moscow after Kirov
and remaining the Red Putilov Plant
into the Kirov Plant, also the Mos
COW Dynamo Plant into the Kirov
Plant, remaining The town of Khibi-
nogorsk into Kivorosk. Both
Plenums sent greetings tG7staIa..
Dealing with the decision of the
two Plenums, Pravda, Communist
Party organ of the Soviet Union,
editorially writes:
THE attention of the Party and
the masses should be fixed to these
most important documents of the
two leading organizations of our
Party-Moscow and Leningrad. The
Plenuns' Regional Committees Of
these organizations met conformity
and heard and discussed reports
conce. ming the results of the
November Plenum of the Central
Committee. In unanimously ac-
cepting the resolutions on the
reports of the secretaries of the
Central Committee of the Com
munist Party of the Soviet Union
Kaganovitch and demonstrating
organs and numerous active mem
bers of the red capital and Lenin's
city approved wholly and COM
pletely the Plenum of the Central
Committee with tremendous enthu-
siasm.
Both resolutions emphasize how
the Moscow and Lening1ad prole-
tarians and with them all the toiling
masses of the U. S. S. R. have re-
ceived the decisions concerning the
abolition of the card system for
bread and certain other products
and the decisions to reform the
political sections of the machine
tractor stations, thanks to the poll
tical ard economic strengthening Of
the collective and state farms as a
result of the tremendous victories
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