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Evening star., 1935-02-24
Spanish Guitar Artist to
Give a Washington Recital
Andres Segoviia, After Concerts All Over the
World, Will Display His Remarkable Talent
With Ancient Musical Instrument.
By Alice Erersman.

w yHEN Andres segova the world celebrated Spanish
Wv Hotel Washington will have its first opportunity to hear
this ancient instrument in the hands of great artist
Segova this country after absence
his first New York recital last Saturday at Town Hall
sdout house. and by special request second recital
last evening During his the his
could satisfied the
nnar1 in Neu Ynrka
Evening star., 1935-02-24

4 Will Rogers
| in
County Chairman"
Musical.
Shirley Temple and
James Dunn in
Bright Eyes"
Comedy. Serial.
Joan Crawford and
Clark Gable in For
sakine All Others"
Comedy. Cartoon.
Spencer Tracy in
Nov I'll Tell"
Bruce Cabot in
Men of the Night"
/ Ann Harding in
biography of q
| Bachelor Girl"
Cartoon. News.
Buck Jones in
, "Rocky Rhodes"
| Comedy.
! Cartoon.
Franchot Tone. Gen
+ tlemen Are Born"
New serial. Law OF
the Wild. Com. News.
Claudette Colbert and
Warren william
in
Limitation of Life.
/ Marian Marsh in
Gene Stratton Porter's
Girl of the Limber-
| lost"
George NJ. Cohan and
: Wynne Gibson IN
/ Gambling"
Our Gang com. Serial.
| Arthur Byron and
| Edward Arnold
| IN
President Vanishes."
Ann Harding and
Robt. Montgomery in
Biography Of q Bach
lelor Girl. !" Travel reel
Ricardo Cortez In
| II Am o Thief
| Comedy.
! Cartoon
Evening star., 1935-02-24
DhotoPlays at Washington 7heaters This Week

WEEK OF
FEBRUARY "a
Academy
sth and G Sts. Sc.
Ambassador
18th & Columbia Rd.
Apollo
624 H St. NE.
Arcade
Rockville. Md.
Arcade
HyattsviIle, Md.
Ashton
Clarendon, Va.
Avalon
5612 Conn. Ave.
Ave. Grand
645 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Cameo
Mount Rainier, Nd.
Carolina
11th & N. C. Ave. Sc.
Central
425 9th st. NV.
Circle
21O5 Pa. Ave. NV.
Colony
Ga. Ave. and Farragut
Dumbarton
1349 Wis. Ave. NV.
Fairlawn
Anacostia. D. c.
Hippodrome
K near 9th
Home
18th and c Sts. NE.
Jesse
18th nr. r. I. Ave. NE
Palm
Del Ray, Va.
Princess
1119 n st. NE.
Richmond
Alexandria. va.
Savoy
303O 14th st. NV.
Seco
Silver Spring. Md.
Stanton
9Th and @ cts. NE.
State
Bethesda. Nd.
| Sylvan
104 r. !. Ave. NV.
Takoma
Takoma Park, d. q.
| Tivoli
18th and Park Rd.
| York
O.. Ave-. and oueeeo.
Evening star., 1935-02-24
Saturday

Chas. Bickford. "A No
torious Gentleman.
Randolph Scott, The
laundering Herd. "
Wallace Beery in
THE Mighty
Barnum."
Our Gang comedy.
white Lies"
Music in the Air"
Cartoon.
Band reel.
Bob Steele in
big Caliber."
Comedy.
Serial.
Tom Tyler in Terror
Of the Plains" Miriam
Hopkins in Richest
Girl in the World"
George NJ. Cohan in
Gambling"
Serial.
Popeye.
Randy Scott and
Jackie Cooean in
Home on the Range"
Serial. Com. Travel.
Romance in Man
haitian" Behind the
Evidence. =" Serial.
Cartoon.
George Raft in
Limehouse Blues"
Rainbow Riders"
Comedy. Cart. Serial.
Mat.-Geo. O'Brien in
Inc DuQe hanger.
Nieht-Joan Blondel
in Havana widows.
Kentucky Kernels"
Secrets of China
town.
Cartoon.
Sally Blame and
Charles Starrett in
''The Silver Streak"
Serial. Cartoon.
Lyle Talbot in MUIR
der in the Clouds"
No. /, "Tailspin Tom
N.Y." Com. Band reel.
Laurel and Hardy in
Babes in Toyland."
No. 5 of "Tatlsptn
Ton, rnvp
Evening star., 1935-02-24

Monday
John Boles in
''The White Parade"
Kermit MAYNARD in
Fighting Trooper"
Rudy Vallee in
Sweet Music"
Katharine Hepburn
in
THE Little
Mir Ter"
Joe Penner in
college Rhythm"
Comedy.
News.
Ramon Novarro, "The
Night Is Young" Bus
ter Keaton in PA
looka From Paducah."
Joe Penner and
Lanny Ross
In
college Rhythm"
Warner Baxter and
Myrna 10y in
Broadway Bill
Popeye.
Bing Crosby
in
Here Is NV Heart"
Comedy.
Will Rogers in
County Chairman"
Comedy.
Cartoon. News.
Ginger Rogers and
Fred Astaire
''The Gay Divorcee." !"
Captain Hates the
Sea"
Border Vengeance."
Cartoon.
Joan Crawford and
Clark Gable in "For-
saking All Others"
Ne VS..
Warner Baxter and
Myrna Low in
Broadway Bill"
Cartoon.
Bing Crosby and
Kitty Carlisle in
Here Is My Heart"
News.
Warner Baxter and
Myrna 10y in
broadway BILL
Cartoon.
Will Rogers in
County Chairman"
Cartoon.
Comedy. News. !
Warner Baxter and
Myrra 10y
in
broadway Bill"
will Rogers in
THE County
Chairman"
Musical comedy.
Fredric March and
Anna Sten in
"We Live Again."
Comedy.
Warner Baxter in
Hell in the Heavens"
Guy Robertson in
king Kelly. U. s. A."
Paul NUM- in
Border Town"
Cartoon.
Comedy. ;
Norman Foster in
Behind the Evi-
dence."
Comedy.
Laurel and Hardy in
Babes in Toyland."
Cartoon. News.
Comedy.
Warner Baxter in
Hell in the Heavens"
Ray Walker in
'-The Loudspeaker.''
Eddie Cantor in
kid Millions"
Also 'The March Of
Dick Powell and
Ruby Keeler in
Filtration Walk.
| Cartoon.
Claudette Colbert
in
Fannie Hurst's
Limitation of Life"
Eddie Cantor
| in
| "Kid Millions"
| Silly Symphony.
Wm Rogers
County Chairman" "
4 AnaiAal
Evening star., 1935-02-24

Sunday
John Boles in
THE White Parade.
Kermit Me- vnard in
Fighting Trooper"
Rudy Vallee in
Sweet Music"
Katharine Hepburn
in
THE Little
Minister"
Joe Penner in
college Rhythm"
Comedy.
News.
Ramon Novarro. "Tht
Night Is Young" Bus.
ter Keaton in PA.
looka From Paducah. .
Dark.
Warner Baxter and
Myrna 10y in
Broadway Bill"
Popeye.
Bing Crosby
in
Here Is NV Heart
Comedy.
Will Rogers in
County Chairman"
Comedy.
Cartoon. News.
Ginger Rogers and
Fred Astaire
in
The Gay Divorce. "
Captain Hates the
Sea-"
Border VENGEANCE D
Cartoon.
Joan Crawford ant
Clark Gable in For.
saking All Others"
News.
Warner Baxter and
Myrna Low in
Broadway Bill"
Cartoon.
Bing Crosby and.
Kitty Carlisle in
Here Is My Heart
News.
Warner Baxter and
Myrna 10y in
Broadway Bill"
Cartoon.
Will Rogers in
County Chairman"
Cartoon.
Comedy. News.
Warner Baxter and
Myrna 10y
in
Broadway Bill"
Will Rogers in
THE County
Chairman"
Musical comedy.
Dark.
Warner Baxter in
Hell in the Heavens
Guy Robertson in
''King Kelly, U. s. A.
Dark.
Norman Foster in
Behind the Evil
dence."
| Comedy.
Laurel and Hardy II
"Babes in Toyland.
Cartoon. News.
Comedy.
Warner Baxter In
Hell in the Heavens.
Ray walker in :.
'"The Loudspeaker."
/ Eddie Cantor in
kid Millions"
Also THE March OF
Time"
Dick Powell and
| Ruby Keeler in
F1irtation Walk"
| Cartoon.
| Ciaudette Colbert
| in
| Fannie Hurst's
Limitation OF Life.
Eddie Cantor
| in
| s'Kid Millions"
| Silly Symphony.
VIII Rogers
County Chairman. Cha
Evening star., 1935-02-24
Wednesday

Spencer Tracy in
Marie Galante.'
Ralph Forbes in
Shock"
Eddie Cantor
in
"Kid Millions"
Novelty.
Bing Crosby in
Here Is Ny Heart. !"
"Day In the Life OF
Dionne Quintuplets.'
Lee Tracy In
THE Lemon-Drop
Kid"
Cartoon. Comedy.
Will Rogers in
"Countv Chairman.
Comedy.
News.
Joe Penner and
Lannv Ross
in
college Rhythm"
Irene Dunno
in
"Sweet Adeline."
Al Trahan comedy.
Sylvia Sidney and
Gene Raymond in
"Behold My Wife"
Comedy.
Warner Baxter in
He'll in the Heavens"
Cartoon.
News.
Leslie Howard in "Of
Human Bondage"
Dickie Moore in 1.-The
World Accuses"
Pat O'Brien In
st Sell Anything"
Edgar Kennedy com.
Other CONS. Musical
Bert Wheeler and
Robert voolsey in
Kentucky Kernels. /"
Comedy.
wallace Beery in
mighty Barnum."
"a Day In the Life OF
Dionne Quintuplets." !"
Warner Baxter and
Myrna 10y in
Broadway Bill"
Comedy.
Will Rogers in
THE County
Chairman.
Cartoon. Sport.
George Raft in
HLfmehouse Blues"
Cartoon.
Comedy.
Lyle Talbot in "Mur-
der in the Clouds. "
DAY in the Life OF
Dionne Quintupiets." "
Shirley Temple and
James Dunn in
Bright Eyes"
Comedy.
Warner Baxter in
Hell in the Heavens" /"
Musical comedy.
Novelties.
Claire Trevor in
"Eiinor Norton"
Prank Morgan in
"By Your Leave"
Ramon Novarro in
The Night Is
Young"
Comedy. Cart. News.
Guy x KiDoee
"Babbitt."
Il Brendel comedy.
James Cagney in
"St. Louis KID"
News.
Comedy.
Loretta Young in
Caravan"
Kermit Maynard IN
Fighting Trooper"
Eddie Cantor in
kid Millions"
Also THE March Of
Time"
Irene Dunno and
Donald Woods in
Sweet Adeline."
Comedy. Snapshot.
Marian Marsh
in
Girl Of the Gimber.
lost.
Ann Hsrding and
Robt. Mortgomery II
Biography of o Bach
elor Girl" Travel reel
Francis Lederer and
. Ginger Rogers In
Romance IN Manhat'
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Tuesday

AoNoSoy
Spencer Tracy in
Marie Galante."
Ralph Forbes in
Shock"
| Rudy Vallee in
| Sweet Music"
Katharine Hepburn
in
! '"The Little
Minister"
| Claude Rains in
| Menace"
| Comedy.
Cartoon. News.
Walter Connolly in
Father Brown,
Detective"
Cartoon. News.
Joe Pepner and
Lannv Ross
in
college Rhythm"
Warner Baxter and
Myrna 10y in
| broadway BILL
Popeye.
| Bins &, Crosby
Here Is NV Heart"
Comedy.
VIII Rogers in |
County Chairman"
Comedy.
Cartoon. News. |
Leslie Howard in "Of
Human Bondage"
Dickie Moore in The
World Accuses"
| Pat O'Brien in
ct Sell Anything"
Edgar Kennedy com.
Other CONS. Musical.
Bert Wheeler and
Robert Woolsey in
Kentucky Kernels"
Comedy.
Warner Baxter and
| Myrna Loy in
Broadway Bill"
Cartoon.
Warner Baxter and
Myrna 10y in
Broadway Bill"
Comedy.
Arthur Byron in
1.-THE President
Vanishes."
Pictorial.
viii Rogers in
County Chairman"
Cartoon.
Comedy. News.
Lyle Talbot in MUIR
der in the Clouds.
DAY in the Life of
Dionne Quintuplets."
will Rogers in
THE County
Chairman"
Musical comedy.
Fredric March and
Anna Sten In
I'VE Live Again."
Comedy.
Claire Trevor in
"Elinor Norton"
Frank Morgan in
sBy Your Leave
Paul NUM- in
Border Town."
Cartoon.
Comedy.
Guy Kibbee
| in
"Babbitt."
Fl Brendel comedy.
Francis Lederer and
Joan Bennett in
Pursuit of Happi-I
ness" Com. News.
Loretta Young in
/ Caravan"
Kermit Maynard in
Fighting Trooper"
| Eddie Cantor in
kid Millions"
Also THE March Of
Time"
Greta Carlo and
! Herbert Marshall in
1.-The Painted Veil"
Comedy. Novelty.
Marian Marsh
"Girl of the Limber-
lost.
Eddie Cantor
| in
| "Kid Millions"
Silly Symphony.
Francis Lederer and
Ginger Rogers In
i"Romance In Manhat-
4 tan.n 0oEnHdN
Evening star., 1935-02-24

The Washington Gypsy Chorus,
under the leadership of El Captain
Robert Frederick Freund, will present
Evening star., 1935-02-24

Introduction TO first and fourth
acts of "Khoyanstchina,"
Evening star., 1935-02-24

UttNIS IHyIUT
THE CHAMBERED NAUTILUS" is
composition on an allegorical
poem Of Oliver Wendell Holmes by
Deems Taylor, the author of Peter
Ibbetson' and other works, which to-
day place him in the front rank of
contemporary composers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-02-21
.J0bless Council
Forces Gains
BY a Worker Correspondent

NEW YORK. Since 1 have be-
come an investigator for the Home
Relief Bureau, the miserable con-
ditions Of many American citizens
have been brought forcibly to my
attention. I have been doing my
best to carry out my duty to the
government and to the clients in
my care. Repeated attempts have
been made by many Of the in
vestigators to secure adequate
clothes for the clients without
much success.
On Monday, Feb. II, orders
we're issued in my precinct in
forming investigators they could
write clothing acquisitions in the
amount Of SIS per day for the next
two weeks. The necessity Of first
supplying school children was par
ticularly stressed.
In private conversation with nv
supervisor, she admitted that this
came as a result of the demonstra-
tons led by the Unemployment
Council during the preceding week.
am 100 per cent American and
do not agree with everything that
the Communists do, but I must
give them credit for the fine fight
they put up for all American citi-
zens who are unfortunate enough
to be clients of the Home Relief
Bureau
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-02-21
Girls Rebel at
Bad Food
By . Worker CORRESPONDENT

HAINES CITY, Fla.-The Polk
Canneries sectionizers who are
boarding at Folks ten-story boom
time hotel, which is under the man
agement of j. NJ. Chapman, the
United Citrus Workers president
who turned fascist, rebslled against
the bad food.
This hotel is the finest in Haines
City. Polk has about $50 girls stay
ing at the hotel and he charges
them five dollars q week for his
rotten food. Polk thought these
girls would be satisfied with Just
getting enough to live in fine
hotel. But these militant section
izers woke IN to the fact that they
had to have decent food to eat, not
lust hot cakes and Georgia syrup.
They also realized that the fineness
of the hotel did not stop the gnaw-
ing at their empty stomachs.
We, the membership committee,
are glad to see these militant girls
rebel over the food and we are
sure that they will keep doing so
until they get better food.
They should now ask the Polk
Company Union for raise in wages
so that they can save money to
get by on during the summer and
buy themselves some pretty clothes.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-02-21
C. P. Vote Increase
1000 in East St. Louis

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill.-Commu-
mist candidates here polled total
vote of l.028 In the last primary
elections, an increase of more than
100 per cent over the 1882 presiden-
tlal elections.
The fact that "a per cent of the
registered voters failed to cast their
ballot indicates the growing lack of
faith in the candidates of the old
parties and at the same time the
inability as yet of the Communist
Party to reach the large section of
workers who refused to use their
vote.
The work of laying the organi-
rational base for a mass Labor
Party is finding expression in the
preparations for the Spring cleo
tons in many of the sections in
District 81. The most advanced
activities can be seen in the forma-
ton of the Workers Ticket in Madi-
son, ILL.,, which is being initiated
and guided by the Communist
Party.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-02-21
Otto Bauer Joins Fight Against Measures Proerian Power

slavery, then the revolutionary
class must defend itself on the
ground of the right of revolution
airy self-defense, with the weapon
of terror against the Immediately
threatening counter revolution.
The bitter necessity of revolution
airy self-defense could justify the
red terror in the Soviet Union at
the time of the civil war, and
perhaps also in the first years
after it. Today, however, the
Soviet dictatorship is by no means
in situation in which it has to
exercise revolutionary self de-
Tense
Bauer's Hypocrisy
Secondly, Otto Bauer accom-
panies his vile attacks on the pro-
teetive measures of the Soviet
Union with an allegedly generous
recognition of its socialist achieve
ments. In his article, Triumph of
Capitalism" he contrasts the CAPT.
talist world with the Soviet Union,
with the moral aid of which capt.
talism will be overthrown through
out the world in five, ten or fifteen
years. The article Return to
Terror" concludes with the words
For those to whom socialism
is the realization of the high
est ideals of humanity, a govern
ment terror Of this kind renders
it simply impossible to counte-
nance Bolshevism, no matter how
much they may appreciate the
achievements Of Russian Bolshe-
vism in building Up socialist
economy and the importance Of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-02-21
Compares Farming
To Piece Work
BY a Worker Correspondent

LOUP CITY, Neb.-The farmer
has been working under the same
conditions as the piece worker in
the city, When they cut the price
on the piece worker he had to put
on more speed and make every
step count. Then they cut his price
again until at last he was unable
to make a living.
When the price of grain was cut
below the cost Of production, the
farmer plowed more land and
MIXED more COWS trying to meet
expenses. Still unable to meet
them he went in debt for tractor
and rented more land When he
then could not pay his debts the
court and the sheriff took his farm
and home.
We have all sorts of chemicals to
destroy parasites of all kinds. let
us organize and eliminate the hui
man parasites, the bankers and
capitalists.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-02-21

these achievements in the fight of
the world proletariat for emanci-
patton"
1t should be remarked in pass
ing that even the conditional recog-
milton of revolutionary terrorism by
Otto Bauer is piece of miserable
hypocrisy, as he consistently fought
against revolutionary terrorism
even in the years of fiercest civil
war. And even today he speaks
contemptuously of the "reactionary
ideals and practices of the time Of
the Cheka."
When the Citrines, the Stiyines
and Vanderveldes, these open sup
porters of imperialist slaughter
hypocritically come forward in the
name of humanity on behalf Of
the barbarous dregs of human
ity of the counter-revoIution-
airy terrorists, whose admitted
aim is to involve the Soyie t
Union, and thereby the whole world.
in a war and to let loose all the
forces Of the counter revolution in
order to perpetuate capitalist bar
barism, then it is not difficult to
oppose these old misleaders of the
workers. More dangerous, however,
are the wolves in sleeps clothing.
They are much better able to de-
ceive the workers, to lull their revo-
lutionary vigilance and thereby in
crease the camp of the Soviet enc
mics from the ranks of the workers.
This sleeps clothing. however,
has become rather threadbare. The
article, Return to Terror" itself
enumerates number OF dangers
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-02-21

threatening the proletarian reyolu-
ton. There still exist resistance
and feelings of hatred, which from
time to time find expression in at
temptS on the lives of Soviet func-
tionarieS. In addition to this it
may even happen that white guard
ist conspirators abroad send assas-
sins to the Soviet Union" And in
the article Triumph of Capital
ism?" Otto Bauer says: "a war in
the near future could still be very
dangerous to the Soviet Union"
But the Soviet Union should handle
with kid gloves the murderers of
Soviet functionaries with whose
bullets even members of the high
est Soviet bodies are shot down.
who, as has been proved, made
preparations to assassinate Comrade
Stain; it should bring before an
ordinary criminal Court the white
guardists who have been equipped
with revolvers and hand granades
abroad and who are working in the
service of foreign powers in order
to let loose war. And because the
Soviet Union naturally refuses to
follow this suicidal advice, the bar
barous henchmen of counter-reyo-
lutionaries and white bandits are
represented as workers, and Otto
Bauer joins in the anti-Soviet in
element, the purpose of which is
to increase the inner and outer
dangers threatening the Soviet
Union and even to stir up the in
ternationsl proletariat against It
and lead 1t into the anti-Soviet
camp.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-02-21

years, and at the same time advo-
Gates policy which if it were fol-
lowed would ruin the Soviet Union
in five months.
Marxism-L eninism, the Only
Weapon
The moral aid rendered by the
Soviet Union is exceedingly great.
But not this moral aid but the revo-
lutionary class struggle can achieve
the international victory of Social
ism-a struggle which must be con-
Quoted not according to the stand
point of Otto Bauer, but ONLY ac-
cording to the directives of Marx
ism-Leninism, a struggle which
must be waged not in five, ten or
fifteen years time, but daily and
hourly, and upon the development
OF which victory depends. If Otto
Bauer's recipe were followed, then
in five, ten, or fifteen months time
not Socialism but fascism would
triumph internationally and the
Soviet Union would be overthrown,
the Soviet Union which is the ac-
tual basis of the world historical
fight of humanity which wishes to
emancipate itself, the Soviet Union
which is herocially building up So
cialism, and is only able to do so
because it holds down with an iron
fist the enemies Of the revolution.
He who opposes the protective
measures of the proletarian revolu-
ton thereby helps to perpetuate
the capitalist barbsrism of a So
ciety which is dripping with blood
and Nth.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-02-21

The latest person to join in the
new anti-Soviet campaign launched
by the English, Scandinavian, Bel
gian, Czech social democratic lead
ers on the occasion of the murder
of Kirov is Otto Bauer. Writing
in the latest number of the
"Kampf" (Struggle), the monthly
organ of the Austrian social dem
ocracy, in an article entitled. "Tri-
umph of Capitalism" mo /, jan
uary, 1880, he denounces the "odi-
Gus relapse into terror" whereby,
he. Of course. means the measures
adopted by the Soviet government
to defend the proletarian revolu-
ton. And in special article in
the same journal entitled, Return
to Terror" ne fiercely attacks these
measures and represents them as
"a return to the reactionary ideas
and practices Of the time of the
Cheka."
Otto Bauer's attack on the pro-
letarian revolution is particularly
despicable, firstly because, in words,
he acknowledges the necessity of
revolutionary terrorism, and rejects
it, only in this special case because
it is not necessary. Thus he writes
in the article, Return to Terror:
When revolutionary class is
threatened by counter-revolu-
ton which. in the event Of its
victory, would wreak bloody ven
geance on the revolution. over
throw the revolutionary dictator
ship, destroy all the achievements
Of the revolution. and reduce the
revolutionary class to state of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-02-21

case filled with books, to say moth
ing of house with a gas range?
Three thousand eight hundred and
eighty-three workers and their
families live in the houses belong
ing to our factory.
The suburb, Leninskaya Sloboda,
which is near our factory, was called
Simonovskoi Sloboda before the rev.
olution. In this suburb the famous
Simonovski monastery once stood,
surrounded by churches and saloons
The Czarist government was very
generous when it came to giving the
workers two cultural recreations;
the church and the saloon. On the
very spot of the destroyed Simon
ovski monastery, the Palace of Gull
ture is being erected. If it will be
of interest to you to know more
about the Palace of Culture, we will
write you a separate letter about it.
Despite all these achievements. we
have instructed the Moscow Soviet
to build house Of technique and
additional dining rooms.
After we had heard the report
and given our instructions to the
Moscow Soviet, the elections began
They took place by open voting.
Hands were raised for" against"
Or "refraining from voting" Our
factory elected five deputies to the
Moscow Soviet, and 10 deputies to
The district Soviet. We entrust
'hese workers with the job of adj
ninistering the capital of the So
yiet Union, and have told them to
transform it into the most highly
developed culturally and the most
beautiful city in the world.
1t was with feeling Of victory
and exultation that we elected our
deputies to the Soviets, We were
electing our own government.
We owe our success to the Party
of Lenin and Stain. which surely
and firmly leads us along the only
road to classless society. Any
one. within or outside our country,
who attempts TO hinder us, will be
mercilessly crushed by the prole-
tariat of the Soviet Union.
No pity for the enemies, who want
TO hoist the landlords, the capital
lists and priests on our backs once
more!
Now we have finished our letter.
Write us, dear comrades, about your
life and work. Tell us what ques-
lions you are most interested in, and
we shall answer you with pleasure.
With proletarian greetings.
YOUR FRIENDS FORM THE
SOVIET UNION, THE WORK
ERS OF THE TORY
''FRESER."
Editors Note: Workers who wish
to correspond with these Soviet
Workers should write to the fol-
lowing address: "Freser" Factory
Committee, "a Karacharovo Pole,
Moscow, U. S. S. r.