The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-10-30

lovka greets Nov. 7th with two big
new bath houses and a laundry
combinat, two more hospitals, and
a trading combinat department
store) with the best buildings in
the Donbas. 1t has built a new
restaurant decorated with black and
gray granite. 1t has built n W
dwelling houses, and hangers for the
air club to which miners and metal
workers belong 1t has built new
theatre for sound motion pictures
at a collective farm twelve miles
from the city. 1t has opened seven
new schools in new building this
year alone.
In Gorlovka, a coal cutting ma
chine runner who overfills his task
in the mine 400 per cent, also found
time to raise a kitchen garden on
land furnished him by the city and
got off it for himself: 1000 pounds
of potatoes, 1000 pounds of beet
root, 300 watermelons, 81 pounds of
beans, "a pounds of onions.
Many miners have raised kitchen
gardens. Udarniks in the mine
proved to be udarniks in the gar
dens. When the drought threat
ened to destroy the gardens, they
! dug 542 wells, made 1900 water
holes, installed % pumps, Is miles
of water pipes, made 80 reservoirs,
| and saved the harvest on all the
kitchen gardens.
The secretary of the Communist
Party Committee in Gorlovka, Com
rade Farrier, says Last year work
ers of Gorlovka destroyed the legend
created in the 'dogtowns' (the old
miserable huts of pre-reyolutionary
Donbas) that it is impossible tc
keep a mining town clean This
year they have likewise destroyed
the legend that there is no water
in Donbas. Gorlovka is a city OF
flowers. Some have asked us, How
many tons output in coal will all
your flowers give your Of course
they mean by that all the complex
of new conveniences and cultural
conditions we have created here
The answer is that this year, during
the first nine months of 1884, we
raised our coal production 27.7 per
cent over that of the same period
last year"
500 Book Stores
MOSCOW.-Si hundred new
book stores have been opened in the
machine tractor stations that serve
the collective farms. Total number
of such book stores now operating
is 1900 In the first nine months
of this year, SO million rubles worth
of books we're bought by peasants
The most popular books werc
Mother" by Cork, and Redeemed
Earth" and Quiet Flows The Don,
by Shokolow.
AKTUBINSK, Kazaks.an.-As the
collective farmers sell their grain tc
the state they place orders for what
they want to buy. Already a con-
siderable number of wedding robe!
have been ordered by young people
of the collective farm "Karakuga.
(The KAYAKS are an Asiatic people
MOSCOW-This year SO All.
Unicn sports records were broken
! 81 of them by women. So many II
one year is unheard of before and i!
taken 20 indicate great increas;
in physical development.
MOSCOW-Heavy industry ha
fulfilled its 1884 plan 73 per cen
during the first nine months of th,
year, the highest percentage We
attained for the first hree-quarters
The production drive in honor o
the Seventh Congress Of e7'-iot
calls on all plants to fulfill an;
cve~fulfi|l the plan by the END O
the year.
New Delicatessen
MOSCOW.-Moscows newest AM
largest delicatessen was opened III
Oct. 4 and visited that day b,
$4,000 people. 1t is called Castro