The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-29
''Let Us Work Better to Be Shock Brigade
Of the World Proletariat for the Victory of
Socialism in Our Country and in All Lands
WARNS IMPERIALISTS TO KEEP ''SWINISH
SHOUTS OUT OF OUR GARDEN
(By Wireless to the Daily Worker)

MOSCOW, Jan. 28.-Joseph Stain, great leader
of the Party of Lenin, leader of the world probe
tariat, reporting for the Central Committee of the
AII-Union Communist Party (Bolshevik) at the
18th Party Congress, delivered mastery four
hour speech proclaiming the victorious advance of
Socialism in the U.S.S.R, surrounded by crisis
wracked capitalist world, plunging TO Fascism and
imperialst war in vain effort solve its growing
contradictions
The appearance of Stain was marked by FIRE.
quentIy bursting storms of applause, which devel-
oped extraordinary intensity and duration as he
began his report.
Stains report for the Central Committee
the first point of the agenda of the Congress. The
text of his speech follows
think no period of the last decade has been rich in
events in the economic sphere the period from the 10th
Congress to the present These years years of con
world economic crisis The crisis affected not only indus
try but also agriculture whole The crisis ragged not
only in the sphere of production and trade 1t carried
also to the sphere OF crdt and finance turning upside down
all established currency relations between countries IT, for
mer argued whether there is world economic crisis
not at present there be argument because the
present crisis and its destructive action too clear Now
the discussion is of another kinds there out of the
crisis not? And if there is out how to accomplish it
In the sphere of politics. these years the further
sharpening of the relationships both between capitalist
tries and within these countries The way Japan with
China and its occupation of Manchura harpened relationships
the Far East the victory of fascsm Germany and the
triumph of the idea of revenge sapens the relationships in
Europe Japan and Germany leaving the League of Nations
giving impetus to the growth of and mperast
preparations the defeat of ascism Spain more
indicates the rpenng of the revolutionary crisis
fascsm is not long lived Such the most important facts
of the period under report No wonder bourgeois pacs
breates its last and disarmament tendencies are openly and
directly replaced by tendencies to increasing armament and
re-arnament.
Among these raging waves of economic upheavals and
military political catasrophes the Soviet Union stands apart
like rock continuing its work of socialist construction and
the struggle for the preservation of peace While in capitalist
countries the economic crisis still RACES the Soviet Union
tnues its advance both in industry and agriculture While
capitalist countries there feversh preparations for
for division of the world spheres influence
the Soviet Union continues its systematic stubborn struggle
against the threat of for peace Moreover be
said that the efforts of the Soviet Union this sphere have
been devoid of success
Such is the general picture of the international situation
at the present moment.
The present crisis in capitalist countries diff
ferent from all analogous crises among other things in that
is most drawn out While formerly crises exhausted them.
selves in two the present crisis is already
fifth year. after year running the economy capitalist
countries sucking out the fat accumulated previous years
is wonder that this crisis is the all crises
This explained first by the industrial which has
affected without exception all capitalist countries making
difficult of country at the expense Of
others.
This is explained secondly but the fact that the indus
trial crisis with the agTaran crisis embracing with
out exception agraran and semagraran countries all Of
which could but compcae deepen industrial crisis
explained thirdly by the fact that the agrarian crisis
sharpened during this period Selling all branches of agricu
ture including cattle raising leading its degradation from
the of machines hand labor substituting horses for
tractors in the sharp decrease and sometimes complete
refusal to apply artificial fertilizers which still further
le~ gthened the industrial crisis.
It is explained fourthy by the fact that the dominant
monopoly carte in industry strive maintain high prices
of commodities making the crisis particularly damaging and