Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1930, Page 7

" SOVIET ELECTIONS N NOW IN PROGRESS These Who Achieve Seats Will Be Communists of Un- impeachable Records. This ls the third of a series of four articles on Russia. BY VICTOR EUBANK, Assoctated Press Staff Correspondent. | MOSCOW, December 11.—The Soviet | elections, greatly different from those of any other country in the world, are reveal our mistakes, However, we must not allow our class enemies—the Kulak, priest, speculator, etc—to replace our ‘self-crit ’ with their ‘criticism.” We must draw a line of difference between self-criticism within the system of pro- letarian dictatorship and criticism from utside.” Election to Be Watched. ‘The elections of every village and town will be carefully scrutinized by the higher authorities. Election offi- cials throughcut the country have been cautioned to take necessary measures to isolate the kulaks and other dis- franchised elements. Special lists of persons who according to the consti- tution, are deprived of voting rights— such as Kulaks, ex-traders, former aris- tocrats, priests—must be posted in pub- lic places in all villages and towns be- fore the elections are held. Candidates to village, town, district and city Soviets are appointed or elect- ed from party, trade union and social organizations at general meetings of the workers, where the choice is signified by the raised hands of the majority. THE EVENING 8 attract a larger percentage of women to the election meetings. Izvestia de- clares that the number of women with voting rights who will participate this year will increase from 46 per cent in 1929 to 65/per cent. ‘The authorities estimate that some 80,000,000 persons will take part in the present elections. TWO WOMEN ARE JUDGES Appointments Massachusetts First in History of State. BOSTON, December 11 (#).—For the first time ift the State’s history two women were appointed judges yesterday. ‘The women, named by Gov. Frank G. in | Malden and Mrs, Sadie Lipner Shulman of Boston. Each, upon confirmation by the Executive Council, becomes a special | justice in her own home neighborhood. Allen, are Mrs. Emma Fall Schofield of | k AR. “WASHINGTON, WILBUR IS CRITICIZED _BY ARIZONA OFFICIAL State Attorney General Sees Disre- spect to Supreme Court in Boulder Dam Action. By the Associated Press. SAFFORD, Ariz, December 11.—K. P - Oy United States in asking Congress for further appropriations for work on the Boulder Dam project. Peterson’s statement was made in an address he delivered at the annual meet- ing of the Graham County Chamber of Commerce, He pointed out that under the suit filed by Arizona the validity of the Boulder Dam act was being questioned and at present is at issue before the Supreme Court. Berry Peterson, attorney general of Ari- zona, said here Tuesday night he did not think Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur was showing the “proper respect” for the Supreme Court of the A Japanese artist, Foujita, who spe- cializes in the painting of women and cats, offers the opinion that they re- semble each other in several emotional aspects. Living Christmas Trees = THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11.. 1930. |RETURN TO LIFE SCORNED |la7ee cross neside the bey, wrote Slammed Door ‘Who Had Disappeared. SAN FRANCISCO, December 11 (#). —Eleven months ago Alex Kozeken He erected a quarreled with his wife, are- | well note, piled his clothing at the | Greets Husband | "Mer's edge and disappeared. He returned yesterday and sought | | Mrs. Josie Kozeken, his wite, and thelr | | 3-year-old daughter. “Life's the bunk,” Kozeken said, after Mrs. Kozeken dismissed him with a re- sounding smack of the closing door. CLAFLIN Optician—Optometrist 922 14th St. N.W. 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It is needless to say that those whi| finally achieve seats in the important national congress will be Communists of unimpeachable records, whose for- bears were workers and peasants and ‘who are thoroughly in sympathy with party policies. No one whose father ‘was a trader, merchant or kulak (landed peasant) has even the .shght.est‘ chance of being elected to the lowest | position, much less achieving the seats | of the mighty in the capital. Only One Party. The elections are not comparable with elections of the Republican and Demo- cratic parties of the United States. | There is only one party in present-day Russia. 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