The Daily Worker

The Facts Now Available

When newspapers throughout the world carried accounts of the great harvest in Soviet Russia, and ventured the opinion that the 1925 production almost reached the best of the pre-war years of Russia, the ever watchful propagandists of the forces striving to keep the rest of the world in a state of fear and hatred of the Soviet Union, tried to refute the statements. Soon the papers that had inadvertently carried accounts of the bumper crop and the general improvement of economic conditions in that country began to print stories questioning the reports.

After several months we now have the authentic reports from the Soviet Union, compiled by a group of Russian university economists, most of whom are non-Communists, which we will publish in the magazine section of The Daily Worker on next Saturday morning. The report proves by unimpeachable documentary evidence that of all European nations Russia is the only one on the upgrade, while the others are going down.

With the French cabinet gone, the German cabinet slated to go December 1, and the Baldwin cabinet of Britain fearing the temper of the present session of parliament, the continuity and stability of the government of the Soviet Union makes it appear almost an ancient institution.

The reply of the anthracite miners to the arrogance of the employers who proclaim their determination to crush the union must be the spread of the strike to include the maintenance men and also the miners in the bituminous fields.

Read the facts regarding the proletarian dictatorship in Russia after eight years next Saturday's magazine section of The Daily Worker.