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...potent are the merest words of Josef Stalin that his recently published criticism of a magazine article by Red Professor A. G. Slutzky was rumored all over Moscow last week to have driven Professor Slutzky to commit suicide...
...Government's "zigzag policy" which Stalin & Co. apply to nearly everything. Zig they go as far to the left as they dare; then zag to the right, biding their time; then zig again further to the left! Last week Moscow's famed Pravda, often the mouthpiece of Josef Stalin, zigged furiously at the kulaks (rich peasants...
Promptly all Moscow seethed over this CHIEF DANGER and outsiders were mildly amazed-for did not Josef Stalin demand two years ago "the liquidation of the kulak?" Did not rivers of blood flow? And was not the kulak liquidated...
Grim, far-sighted Josef Vissarionovitch Dzhugashvili. known from Leningrad to Cape Horn as Stalin, last week told Russia what to do for the next five years. Dictator Stalin may change his mind, but barring a national catastrophe or acts of God (in whom he does not believe; Russia will do as he says...
...lodge higher than that. Russia's Supreme Economic Council is in fact one of eleven commissariats in the Russian Cabinet or Union Council of People's Commissars. It has charge of all factories, mines, mills, is a super-Department of Commerce. Its chairman, Grigoriy Ordzhonikidze, is to Josef Stalin as Herbert Hoover was to Presidents Harding & Coolidge. Last week Stalin's Hoover took charge of the new subdivision of Heavy Industry (coal, iron, steel, et al.) and the Soviet press spent much time explaining that he lost no prestige by so doing...