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of national economy with view to
preserving the advantage established
for the different groups and cate
gories of workers under the card
system of supply.
4. To abolish, beginning with
January /, 1895, the existing sys-
tenn of issuing grain at ration prices
to peasants delivering agricultural
raw materials and to widely or
ganize the sale of bread and flour
in all districts where agricultural
raw material is widely purchased.
5. In connection with. the estab-
lishment of a uniform retail price
for bread and flour, to raise the
purchasing prices of agricultural raw
materials in those cases when bread
was previously issued by the state
at reduced prices to the collective
farms, collective farmers and indi-
vidual farmers for the delivery of
this raw material to the state.
To direct the Council of Peoples
Commissars of the U.SSR. to fix
new purchase prices for various
kinds and qualities of cotton, flax,
hemp, tobacco, etc., for each zone
and district and also to fix new
purchase prices in the zones and
districts for peasant tobacco, silk
cocoons, lambskin, furs, wool and
fish, delivered to the state by fish
ing collectives.
6. To organize the extensive Sale
/ Of grain fodder both for the popu-
lation and for the use of govern
ment, collective farm and co-opera-
tive consumers, from government
and cooperative stores and ware
houses at uniform government
prices in each zone.
T. The sale of bread is to be car
ried on both through the govern
ment and cooperative bread stores
and also through the other state
and cooperative food stores which
are adapted for the sale of bread,
while the sale of -four is to be car
ried on by the state trading sys-
tenn, the workers supply depart
ments, and the state purchasing or
CARNATIONS and also the consumers
cooperative societies, with the per-
mission of the local organs of the
Peoples Commissariat of Internal
Trade.
8. To begin Immediately to broad :
en- the state and cooperative "Sys-
tenn of Stores" for the sale of bread,
increasing it by at least 10000 stores
by April /, 1885, both by the recon-
struction and adaptation of exist
ing stores, and by building new
stores and booths in accordance
with a plan to be adopted by the
Council of Peoples Commissars of
the U. S. S. R.
g. To draw up monthly plans for
the supply of -four and cereals to
the trading organizations, to in
-dustry and other state consumers
in the various regions and repub-
lies in quantities which will ensure
an uninterrupted sale of bread uni
versally on a wide scale, and the
complete satisfaction of the de-
mands of the population, for which
purpose to create adequate -four and
cereal reserves in the various re-
gions and republics.
10. The local Party and Soviet or
CARNATIONS are required to provide
the premises necessary for the de-
velopment of the trading system for
the sale of bread and flour and &c
give every assistance to the trading
organizations in the building of new
stores and bakeries.
The abolition of the card system
for bread and some other fooc
| products and the general introduo.
ton of the sale Of bread and f1oul
at uniform fixed state prices, as vel
as the unquestionable possibility o
a further reduction Of these price
in the future, together with the re
duction of prices Of manufactured
articles create the favorable condi
lions for a further improvement il
J the wellbeing of the workers ant
, peasants.
It becaAs pesstbla 10 carry on