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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
Lenns Teachings Assured Socialist Victory Declares Soviet Press

Party is not resting on its laurels
The struggle continues. Determined,
disciplined work confrontS us for the
attainment of the full victory of the
Second Five Year Plan; to techni-
cally re-equip our country's economy
from top to bottom, to completely
overcome the economic and cultural
backwardness of the nationalitieS OPP
pressed under Tsarism, to become the
first country in Europe Technically,
to considerably raise the well-being of
the toilers and abolish the last rem
nants Of the parasitica1 classes. For
the complete fulfilment of the Lenin-
list plan for building Socialism in our
country!
Victory of U.S.S.R. q Victory of World
Proletariat.
"The victory of Socialism in the
U. S. S. r. is victory OF the inter
national proletariat By the decisive
example of the victory of Socialism
in the U. S. S. r., the proletariat in
the capitalist countries become con-
WINGED of the possibility OF building
Socialism in one country. Of the pos
sibility of doing without the bour-
geoisie, and that only Bolshevism
shows the way out for all the ex-
plotted and oppressed.
Fight Against Fascist Terror in the
Capitalist Countries.
"Under conditions Of fascist terror
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
Bolivia RevampS
Army tOReSume the
Offensive in ChacO
Commander Calls for
More Sacrifices
by Masses
PO,c+S

BUENOS AYRES, Jan. 23-General
Enrique Penaranda Castillo, new
Bolivian commander in the Gran
Chaco war, declared yesterday in an
interview that the Bolivian army was
now re-organized and prepared to
resume the offensive against tbs
Paraguayan forces which recently
have won several signal victories in
the war which has ragged in the
Chaco for over two years.
The Bolivian commander talked of
past and future sacrifices" in the
war instigated by rival British and
US. imperialists in the struggle for
control of markets and resources in
South America, and indicated that
the Bolivian puppets of Wall Street
would accept no compromise with
Paraguay but would continue the
fight for full control of the rich OIL
bearing Chaco region.
Paraguayen troops are now in con-
troll of the entire contested region
as a result of their victories proceed
ing and following the Christmas
armistice, which expired early this
month. Several anti-war revolts by
the Bolivian masses have been saw
agely suppressed by the government
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24

and police persecution, our brother
Communist Parties are rallying the
working class in the capitalist coun-
tries around Lenins banner. They
are mobilizing the forces of the pro-
letariat for new decisive struggles for
power.
In struggle against the Social
Democracy, against the liquidators
and renegades against Leninism, stall
wart devoted cadres are growing
stronger in the East and West. The
Communist International trained
Thaelmann and Dimitroff. The Com
munist International gathered hun
dreds of thousands of Communist
workers around its banner, rousing
the masses to struggle for Soviet
power, for militant support of the
first Soviet Government Of the world.
This support OF the international
proletariat is an ine.lhau5tible source
of our strength. The triumph of the
feminist plan Of construction of So
cialism in the U. S. S. r. raises the
authority CT the Soviet Union still
higher throughout the world as the
pillar and banner bearer of the World
Communist Revolution"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24

has triumphed. The Soviet Union is
finally strengthened on the Socialist
path.
The U. S. S. r. Leads Europe in
Industrial Output
"AlI National Economy of the Soviet
Union has been raised to high level
of new technical culture The Soviet
Union has become the first country
in Europe and the second in the world
in output of industrial production. 1t
has built new giant industries surpass-
ing the largest undertakings in the
capitalist countries, both in extent
and equipment. Scores Of new towns
have sprung up, concentrating prole-
tartan organization and will.
"Collectivization has been COM
pleted. The basic grain areas of the
country have been radically recon-
structed. Already we have, not the
100000 tractors of which Lenin
dreamt, but over 100000, and scores
of thousands of combines working
the Socialist fields.
Unemployment, Poverty Abolished
There is no place for unemployment
in the U. S. S. r.. Impoverishment
and pauperization Of the villages have
been forever abolished. We have
created our own technical cadres. Mil
lions of toilers are participating in
sceince. a new generation has beer
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24

born, which Lerin had in mind when
he stated: eve fight SO our children
will remember capitalists and land
owners as prehistoric monsters"
THE triumph of Leninism in our
country was assured because our
Party was led by Stain, the best Len
mist and great master of the strategy
and tactics of the class struggle. Gen
eralizing the experience of the world
proletariat and the revolutionary ex-
perience of Socialist construction in
the U. S. S. r., Stain develops and
enriches Lenin's theory. On the basis
of united, profoundly thought out and
direct concrete line of leadership Of
the country in transition to Socialism,
Stain at every turn of this path adj
vances, with maximum clarity, the
real slogans of struggle and achieves
its fulfilment with iron firnneSs. At
every stage he correctly outlines the
precise forms of struggle and the Or
ganization most facilitating the mo-
bilization of millions.
Party Proud of Victories But Not
Resting on Laurels.
'Ienin's teachings Of the possibility
OF the victory of Socialism in one
country showed us the path of strug-
gle. Stains firm, wise leadership led
us to victory.
1.-THE Party is proud Of its victories
but trained by Lenin and Stain, the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
Thomas Approves

EVERY step that the Roosevelt government takes
toward intensfying the wage slavery of the working
class has been supported by the leaders Of the So
ciast Party under tbs gdse of Socialist phraseoogy
First it was the intensified wage slavery of the
MA that greeted by Norman Thomas as pro
yiding the opportunity for peaceful transition to
Socialism"
Now it is the savage wage slash of the Roosevelt
imitation that receives Thomas blessings
Yesterday RooSevelts financial adviser Prof.
George F. Warren admitted before the Senate Bank
ing Committee that Roosevels initiation is raising the
cost Of living and that in all capitalist mutations
always lag behind rising prices thus increasing the
suffering of the masses.
The day before on the floor Of Congress, it was
admitted quite openly by many capitalist politician
that the Roosevelt Equalization Fund is intensifyng
tfe fierce tmperiaNst rivalry between British and
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
NatiOn-Wide Broadcast for
Friends Of Soviet Union Meet

F.S.U. convention will be carried
throughout the country. In New York
N. Y, Lamont's speech will be heard
over station WIZ. Baltimore. Md
VIDAL; Pittsburgh, Pa.-KDKA; Bos-
ton, Mass.-WBL; Springfield, Mass
-WBzA; Rochester, N. Y.-WHAM
Cleveland, Ohio-WGAR; Detroit
Mich.-WJR; Cincinnati, Ohio-WLW
or WCKY; one of the following
Chicago stations-KYW, WENR,
WIS, WMAQ, VIGIL; in St. Louis,
Mo.-KWK; Kansas City, Mo-
WREN; Council Bluffs, Iowa-KOIL;
Cedar Rapids, Ia.-KWCR; DeS
Moines, Ia.-KSO.
The convention opens on Friday
night at the Casino with huge mass
meeting. Delegates are urged to reg
lister early in the afternoon and eve
ming. Sessions start Saturday, Janu-
airy 9th, at 10 am. to continue
through the day and evening.
The Friends of the Soviet Union
urge all who have not as yet sent in
their credentials to do SO immedi-
ately. So far four hundred delegates
have sent in their credentials, which
brings the expected number to report
to the convention itself up to nearly
a thousand.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
BY VERN SMITH

DAILY Yker Moscow Correspondent
The whole Soviet press observed the
tenth anniversary of Lenins death
with many articles and editorials on
the work of the great leader. Pravda,
organ of the Russian Communist
Party, publishes a collection of very
rich material from the Marx Engels-
Lenin Institute, under the caption,
'Lenin, the Great Founder of Social
list Construction" After an exposition
of the feminist plan of building So
cialism in the U. S. s. R., and an
exhaustive survey of the past ten
years, the material ends:
ION the Tenth Anniversary of
Lenin's death, on the eve Of its 17th
Congress, the Party can justiflably
state that the most difficult and de-
cisive part of the feminist plan for
the construction of Socialism has
been fulfilled. The foundation of So
cialist Economy is laid. The question
who and whom will be the victors has
been decided in town and village COM
pletely and irrevocably in favor of
Socialism. The u. S. S. r. has been
transformed into powerful indus
trial country as well as the biggest
producer of agricultural products in
the world. The collective farm system
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
Stop Munition Shipments! Inter-
national Union Appeals

LONDON, Jan. 23.-An appeal to
the seamen and harbor workers Of
the world to prevent the shipment
of war material to the Marking Kuo-
mintang government for use against
the Chinese Soviet Republic was is
sued last week by the Executive Com
mittee of the International Seamen
and Harbor Workers. The appeal
states, in part:
''The sixth part of China-100, 000,-
900 people-are liberated. The reac-
tionary Kuomintang government, in
league with the imperialist powers,
tries to conquer the Soviet territories
in China. The struggle for the de-
struction of Soviet China and for a
re-diyision of China has commenced
in earnest.
"Seanen and Harbor Workers.
Establish Vigilance Committees to
discover war transports. Prevent
shipment and transport Of war ma
terial to the Far East by united strike
action.
much depends on your support in
the first place! Stay the arm OF the
executioners of the Chinese Revolu-
toni
Eight against the re-diviSioh of
China by the inperialistsl
Against imperialist intervention in
! Soviet China!
Against the preparation Of new
World War planned to be let loose
in Soviet Chinal'
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
PrepareNew Attack
on Chinese SOvietS

SHANGHAI. Jan. 23-The 10Th
Route Army is reported to have re-
treated to Stoke and Nancheng, fol-
lowing the occupation of Changchow,
South Fukien, by Marking troops. 1t
is believed that the Canton regime is
negotiating with the commander of
the 18th Route Army for an alliance
against Marking.
The Marking government Is max
ing q liberal use Of the silver bullet
in an effort to consolidate its posi-
ton in Fukien province in prepara-
ton for resumption of the Sixth anti
Communist crusade, interrupted by
the secessionist rebellion of Fukien
warlords. Fearing Canton resistance
to its military occupation of South
Fukien, Marking has RENTED Can
tons January bribery subsidy ahead
of time, and has also promised funds
to Kwangsi province warlords for
economic Developments camou-
hage for bribery.
In Northwest China, the Generals
Civil War continued yesterday as the
Marking General Sun Tien-ying re-
formed his shattered army for new
attack on Pinglo, capital Of Ningsia
province. His artillery is pouring
shells into the city. Chingwei and
Kansu province militarists are send
ing aid to their Ningsia allies.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24

NEW YORK-The Friends of the
Soviet Union has arranged with the
National Broadcasting Company for
a nationwide hook up to broadcast
parts Of their first national conven-
ton.
On Sunday, January 18th, the adj
dress of Corliss Lamont to the gath
cred delegates from hundreds of cities
throughout the country, will go over
the air to more than sixteen cities
from New York to the western coast
Corliss Lamont, author of Russia
Day by Day, SON of Thomas w.
Lamont, Morgan partner, resigned his
post as professor at Columbia Uni
versity to make study of the Sow
let Union. He will speak to the dele
gates on RecognitiOn-and After.
The National Broadcasting Com
pany will clear the network schedule
from 1890 to approximately II am
on Sunday, January 28th in order to
present Corliss Lamnot's address
The broadcast will come from the
New Star Casino, 10th Street and
Park Avenue, in New York City
where between 500 and 1000 dele
gates to the convention will be
gathered.
In this way the message of the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
British Hunger
March Under Way

LONDON, Jan. 23-Seven hundred
unemployed Scotch workers left Glas-
gov yesterday to join the national
hunger march on London, to protest
against the cutting of of relief under
the Means Test Bill. The marchers
were escorted to the city limits by
over 1000 unemployed
Three hundred Of the marchers are
from Aberdeen, Perth, Dundee and
other northern towns and same to
Glasgow to join the Glasgow con-
tingent. They will be joined at Edin-
burgh by another contingent from
Carlisle. They plan to cover the 400
miles in SO days.
The march, which has wide support
and sympathy by both unemployed
and employed workers, is organized
by the British Communist Party. 1t
is bitterly opposed by the British
Labor Party officials who are at
tempting to sabotage it at every step
in close cooperation with the bour-
geoisie and their police. Rank and
file sentiment in the Independent La
Dor Party in favor of the present
action has forced the officials of that
party to endorse the march.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24

off q scheduled counter demonstra-
ton, fearing an expose of its counter
revolutionary tactics among its fol-
lowers.
Desperate efforts are now being
made by the government to break
the strike wave and especially the
strike of the doctors, nurses and hos
pital attendants, but so far these eff
forts are unsuccessful. The ABC has
taken the lead in furnishing scabs
against the strikers. 1t Is now Or
ganizing a Green Shirt anti-labor
militia like Hitler'S Brown Shirts in
Germany and already speaks openly
Of attacking the working class.
The Cuban Communist Party is
answering these attacks with call
for the formation of Red Front de-
tachments. The Party is organizing
counter demonstration of workers
against the Abe demonstration
scheduled for next Sunday.
If the government continues to re-
sist the demands of the striking med
icaI workers, the Cuban Medical Fed
Grafton is reported ready to support
the call Of the Communist Party for
general strike against the reaction.
The Party today issued stirring
appeal to the soldiers and sailors to
fight against the brazen sell-out by
Mendieta, Batista and other officials
to U. S. imperialism. The widespread
discomfort in the armed forces is be-
ing canalized into committees of ac-
ton. In its appeal, the Communist
Party calls on the soldiers and sailors
to unite with the workers and peas
ants and turn their arms against the
bourgeois Landlord puppet govern
ment of U. S. imperialism in an
armed struggle for working class
power to wipe out oppression and
exploitation.
An overflow Lenin Memorial meet
ing was held in Havana yesterday
with over 1000 persons in the hall
and many outside.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
5000 Paris Workers
Battle Police in
All Night Fighting
Chautemps Ministry Is
lettering Under Mass
Indignation

PARIS. Jan. 23-Five thousand
workers battled the police yesterday
afternoon and all evening near the
Bastile, when the government at
tempted to suppress a demonstration
called by the French Communist
Party to protest the attempt of the
Chautemps Ministry to balance the
budget at the expense Of the toiling
masses by slashing wages Of civil en-
ployes and cutting unemployment re-
Lief. The demonstration also pro-
tested the swindling Of small inves-
tors and workers, with the aid Of
high government officials. in the
crash of the Bayonne Credit NUM-
cipal Bank. which was looted by
Serge Stayisky.
The demonstrators, shouting Down
With Chautemps," and defending
themselves against the police attack
with torpedoes, stones and other
missiles, broke through the police
Gordon and were marching on the
Chamber of Deputies when police re-
serves were hastily called out. The
reserves blocked the march, but their
attempts to dispense the demonstra-
ton were heroically and successfully
resisted by the workers.
A police Gordon was thrown around
the City Hall during the day to pre-
vent a protest meeting of civil service
employees. Most Of these workers
later joined the Communist demon
stration.
Unemployed miners and farmers
continued their militant demonstra-
tons throughout France today, de-
handing work and relief.
Paris royalists, attempting to CAPT
talize on the growing unrest of the
masses, held riotous demonstration
near the Chamber of Deputies. Over
600 were arrested, but later released
after questioning" One hundred
and fifty workers, arrested in the
Communist demonstration, are still
held in Jail. Barbados were erected
in many sections of Paris, and fight
ing continued throughout the night.
The Chautemps Ministry is totter-
ing under the hammer blows of the
nationwide mass unrest and indig-
nation against its hunger policies and
its attempt to whitewash high Off
Gals involved in the Stavisky scan
dial. The possibility of another gov
eminent overturn is being openly dis
cussed in the Chamber of Deputies
Hobbies.
The Socialist Party deputies who
have hitherto supported the Chau-
temps Ministry, including its bill to
slash the wages of civil employees and
cut relief, are faced with dilemma
as a result of the wide mass indigna-
ton. They are reported divided on
what they will do when the debate
on the Stavisky scandal re-opens to-
morrow in the Chamber Of Deputies.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
Big German Arms Plant
Employs 1000 More Men

KEEL, Germany.-Further evidence
of Germany's intense activity in
preparation for war is given by the
fact that the Deutsche Werke, the
great armament plant here, is now
employing $500 men, almost half as
many more as the $500 it employed
when it was building the armored
cruiser Deutschland, year ago.
Like all German armament plants,
it is producing only parts, which are
to be assembled elsewhere thus con-
cealing the nature and quantity Of
the engines of war which have sud-
denly made it so busy.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
u. S. Bomber Being
Sent to Marking for
War on Soviet China
Seamen, Harbor Workers
Urged to Stop Transport
of War Material

NEW YORK.-The Curtis Airplane
Corporation has contracted with u
s. Lieut.. Commander Frank M.
Hawks to go to China to demonstrate
It's latest Curtis Condor bomber for
the Marking government.
The plane he will fly to China will
be armed with four machine guns,
and is fitted to carry several tons of
bombs
During the past year U. S. air
plane companies furnished 100 latest
type bombing planes to the Marking
government in a program sponsored
by the U. S. government for the crea-
ton of a huge Marking air fleet for
use against the Chinese Soviet Re
public and as a possible aid in the
event of war between Japan and the
United States. The Washington
government has supplied experts to
train Marking aviators. With the
approval of the government, the
Curtis Co. has drawn up plans for
the construction of a $10,00O,000 air.
plane factory at Hang-chau, near
Shanghai.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
Austrian Govt Calls
for Huge Increase of
War Funds for Army

VIENNA, Austria, Jan. 23.-The
pre-estimate of the state budget,
drawn up on emergency orders of
the government, calls for an increase
Of war funds for the army, police and
gendarmerie OF 100000 schillings,
as compared with last year. About
one-tenth of the entire state budget is
allotted to war preparation. But even
these figures do not give the true
picture, as public construction and
relief funds will be diverted to mill
tary purposes, for the building OF
strategic roads, bridges and air
dromes, etc.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
Mendieta Regime
Is Welcomed by
W all st. Govt
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island. The program calls for resump-
ton of interest payment on loans ex-
tended by the U. S. to the bloody
Machado regime which was over
thrown six months ago. The Men
dieta government is the first govern
ment since that time to meet all the
qualifications demanded by the U. S.
imperialists.
Especial to the Daily Worker
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. 23.-After a
nationwide tour during which he
spoke to thousands of workers and
students, Walter Rellis, delegate OF
the National Students League OF the
u. s., was arrested in Manzamillo last
night. Details of the charges against
him are lacking. Cuban workers and
students are protesting his arrest and
urge similar action by workers and
students in the United States.
The new Mendieta government, by
this action, once more shows its SER
Witty to Wall Street and its local
representative, jefferson Gaffery.
Over 10000 persons attended the
funeral yesterday of DR.. Borge, who
was murdered by agents of the Men
dieta- Batista regime. The demon
stration was led by the Cuban Com
munist Party. Hundreds Of Red
flags and placards with revolution
airy slogans were carried by the in
dignant workers, students and pro-
fessionals.
The Abe reactionary clique called
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
Our
0sDiIenub a6un
sOIlamtIs6
ss6ffnet
CENSOR'S SEAL ON A GERMAN
LETTER RECEIVED IN N. Y. C.

CENSOHS SEAL ON "A GERmAN
LETTER RECEIVED IN N. Y. C.
on all mail which is sent out of
Germany.
Frieda Zorn of Berlin has been
sentenced to Is months in Jail for
writing about the Nazi regime in a
letter to sister in New York. Else
Lucas, So, was jailed for six months
for saying that the Nazi story about
enemy planes over Berlin was a
"Swindle."
Edith Held, 25, was imprisoned for
nine months for saying prisoners in
concentration camps were mall
treated. Eduard Salamo, 81, was
sentenced to eight months for say
ing he saw several Jews killed by
Storm Troopers in Leipzig on April
1, 1888, anti-Jewish boycott day.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
Nasi Censors Open
All Mail; Offending
Writer'S Imprisoned

BERLIN, Jan. 23.-Four persons
are reported sentenced here, VIC
Tins Of the alright censorship
which the Nazis have clamped down
Evening star., 1934-04-29
FAHEY TO SPEAK
IN RADIO FORUM
Home Loan Bank Board
Chairman to Tell of
Future Plans.

John H. Fahey. chairman Of the
Federal Home Loan Bank Board, will
speak in the National Radio Forum
Tuesday, at l030 pm, on the activi-
ties of the Bank Board and its SUBJ
sidiary organizations.
The National Radio Forum is ar
ranged by The Washington Star and
broadcast over a coast-to-coast net
work of the National Broadcasting Co.
stations.
Mr.. Fahey will discuss the emer-
gency work accomplished by the Fed
eral Home Owners Loan Corporation,
the organization of branches of the
Federal Savings & Loan Association,
and the possibilities for new work
projected through the formation Of
Federal Mortgage Associations, which
would provide funds for new home
construction and for the renovation
of homes that have necessarily been
neglected and are in need of repair as
result of years of depression.
The work of the Home Owners
Loan Corporation has prevented FORE
closure on thousands of American
homes through Intervention of the
Federal Government. The Federal
Savings & Loan Associations have
taken financial facilities to many COM
munities not previously adequately
equipped with building and loan or
ganizations. The projected mortgage
organization would augment this serv-
ice so that repairs and renovation of
homes may be made easily accessible.
Mr.. Fahey will discuss all three phases
OF the work Of his department.