The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-02-09
Soe Budget Used to Build NepO Life for Toiers, Crnko Says
WOrkersThr
1000 Deputies
With Reports
Artists Show Talents
Liberated by Soviet Re
gime of Democracy


MOSCOW, Feb. 7 CBy Cable Disc
cussion Of reports made by Chernov
and Kalmanovich regarding tn-
| crease in cattle breeding was con-
cluded at the Soviet Congress yes-
terday.
The Congress greeted 2 delegs-
ton Of the most prominent psi1te
ers and sculptors. Grabsr, honored
artist, spoke in behalf Of the dele
cation, recounting picturesuuely and
strikingly the vast differences in the
conditions of life and creative work
Of painters under capitalist and So
cislist society. A great connoisseur
Of art, he laughed at the hypocrit-
icsl statement Of bourgeois art crits
les regarding freedom" Of art, corr
rupted by capitalism, and with great
/ genuine fervor spoke about the real
freedom which the artist enjoys in
the Soviet Union. The painters pre-
sented the Congress with a still life
painting called Flowers" by the
old Russian painter Konchalovsky,
painting entitled Mechanical
Donbass," q bust and portrait Of
Comrade Stain by GeraSimov,
| young Soviet painter. On leaving
the hall, members of the artists
/ delegation warmly embraced Grsbar,
thanking him for formulating 50
well in his speech the sentiments
Of all Soviet pictorial artists.
Director VaSsiliev, one of the Gre
ators Of the last masterpiece Of Soc
Wet film, Chapayev, spoke in be-
half Of the workers in Soviet cin-
ematography He told about the
flourishing Soviet cinema, about the
joy which its creators know in the
working class atmosphere, Of the
exceptional attention and care given
it by the Party, the govern
ment and all toilers. The Party
and the Government, stated
Vassiliev, decorated many Of
us with the highest awards on the
day Of our 18th anniversary. This
pledges us to q great deal We as
sure the Congress Of the 5oviets
that under the leadership Of the
feminist party and Stain, We shall
create new pictures worthy Of our
great epoch" The Congress replied
with stormy ovation. Then Petrov-
sky, head OF the Ukrainisn delega-
ton presiding at the Congress gave
the floor to Yenikidze for report
on constitutional questions
THE Seventh Congress of the So
VETS" said Yenikidze. will go into
the history of Soviet Power and the
construction of Socialism as one of
the most important of Congresses.
This Congress will undoubtedly oc-
cupy place in the history of the
SoYiets such as is held by the Sew
enteenth Party Congress in the his
tory Of the victories Of the pros
letarian dictatorship in the land Of
the Soviets. This Congress is the
most enthusiastic, most successful,
most closely consolidated around the
Party, and the Government, and
firmly establishes the complete vic
tory of Socialism in the U. S. s. r.
With the Seventh Congress a widely
developed election campaign be-
ginning in agricultural localities,
and ending in the capitalist Of the
union republics and the U. S. s. q.
ut is the contamination of thou
sands of Congresses in the districts,
regions, provinces of the Republics.
Everywhere these meetings and
congresses summarized the results
of vast achievements in all fields Of
the life of the proletarian state. So
cialism has triumphed completely,
irTevocably. In accordance with
these social and economic changes
|, brought about by the conquests up
to now, it is necessary for the Sew
enth Congress to review the Con-
: stitution of the U. S. s. r. and to
I make it fully accord with what now
is true Of the country, to make 1t
. include all that has been conquered
in the construction Of Socialism and
to outline the perspectives for fu-
: ture development"
This also requires number of
amendments in the Constitution.
= IF we remember the usual division
, of Constitution into immobile and
, inflexible parts" concluded Yen
ikid3e, then we can say that the
= Soviet Constitution, the Constitu-
. ton Of the dictatorship of the pro-
+ letariat is the most flexible Of all
> constitutions known to history. But
+ this fleXibility is not for us q aues-
ton of pure constitutional theory
The question Of the flexibility OF
the constitution is for us the ques-
: ton of the possibility of fully adapt
= ing at any given moment the entire
system of government to the tasks
Of Socialist construction. We ha4sf
;, built the foundation of Socialism
Marx and Engels said that in work
ing through the questions Of ma
2 terialism and scientific Socialism
: they rested upon the mighty shout
y ders of their predecessors, upon tbs
o experience Of history, of the elias;
S struggles of many centuries. The
n victorious building of Socialism II
= the U. S. S. R. rests upon the firm
y scientific foundations of the inter.
: national teachings of Marx, Engels
n Lenin and Stain, which have beer
: tested in class struggles. Upon thi
: stable foundation, under the lead
S erShip of the feminist Party, unde
: the guidance Of Stain, on the basi
# of the brotherhood of all peoples o
: our country, we build and will alb
. solutely complete the grsndiose
splendid, beautiful edifice of So
"a cialisin, which will be brigh
- beacon for the toilers. for the op
. pressed of all countries of the glob
d in the struggle for the victory o