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roa - wt : of ee ie Tae i kg Soin Marin t- . . ~~. woe nnn POR ENGLISHAPEARING PEOPLE IN _ yh stoner union inp tHrover- CL Rdlente-Ontet MM. BORODIN , STRONG, T. 8. AXELROD . af - oe Big Tasks Ahead : ; ud For ‘Light 7 : 5 THEY look 7 year which , workers of light industry may well be ! proud of their successes. With ap out- : i than that of For German "White 3 T WAS as 8 young. bey of 18 years of A ngs fighting in ‘the Gorld war thal Hanne Eiske, a ‘S int a a { i “| “I 4 Sud ne. i . CI rs . t arf hy oe ea - . Foy . 7 Lad ) ¥ ; | 3 - = % ok thrusf face to face with the grim of his social environment. Casting aside his early concera for the “pure” esthe- ee OES the best route acre Ocean lie north of the BQ and pol the « fics of musical Gompesition, al fhe age! cosst as hitherto followed? ‘ of 28 he went bo live in Berlin, and of the questions which the hf tu his intelligence towards the more profound problems that were afticting from Arhanes ey expedition of the Sedko, hide 7; assistant ae the art. “The erisis In music hes becn' Central Administration of tigi ereaied by the general crishs in society.”| Sea Houte, has set out to a the conclusion that brought him Phorous sthiiit) tint pputaiz_per_ceat higher ~ Fret alx months of last year, and several branches even exceeding this figure, light _ Industry as a whole overfulfilled its half- yer Program by two per cent: 7 : The Linen fndusiry reports production , of 30 per ceol more fabrics than during . the first half of 1934: knit goods _ factories fncreased Uneir outpol of Anltied underwear 118 per cent and cut- newer methods of composition, 3 every fietd of . The people of’ many cogntres whose fving above 80 degrees! nc ened by the songs and ballads of Hanns/Severnaya Zemlya and bbencd Fister, by such stirring tunes as the,ie Bay, gathering scientific dah “Comintern,” “Solidanty,” “Uatted Front" and others, can understand that to this rousiclan bis art ts an instrument ' ing observations, Il, conditio the expedition will retyrn td by a» southerly route along the Eurasian continent, oth pul of bags rose 62 per cent in the/ capable of expressing concrete ideas. AS! proceed ta Viedivosiok. mp faciories. Similar excellent results ssys,_“Definite_social_situations The Sadko expedition Isp > pursue a tig-sag Gours throgd im lives have becn brightened and strength-} from the northwest of | Spi 7 " are reported in the Industries producing * -,.. deather avbsthiutes, tanning extracts and - _ & large number of branches of lght * “Indusiry abow considerable improvement , _ fs the quality of their cutpul, as well ‘as be the variety of products. There bas been @ reduction in production cosls as compared to last year, when fhese were ‘Oo the increase, and many plonts have , wow refused stale subsidies, having be- produged definite masical formas, thit 1s, a definite musical speech.” ; year's broad program of Arc which is expected to yleid more acientific «lata .than j Daring his recent visit to Amertea thei. year. For the first dime if composer met many musicians who at-lof through navigation along & tempt to use thelr art 4 he does. “They]coast, a number of ships oO are a aplendid group of artists,““he re-[simullancously both from” marks. “I will return to America in the}the west. In additfon to theg fall, where I shall teach composition end iccbreakers Krassin, Litke (i musicology fos a year in the New Schoo}] Will carry on ice observationg} party of the Great Northern 6 * Extenslre Work ta Ne 3 ‘prises of Light industry have pledged themselves to show @ surplus of 63 Bilicn rubles above plan this year. One can confidently state, therefore. that light industry is now in line wih those many branches of the natfonai economy which have determinédiy and _eudcessfully begun to increase and im- Prove their production, with an attom. panying reduction tn production cows. This_does not meah, however, that ‘A hydrographic expeditiotii the Malygin in the northe the Kara Sea, expeditions of graphic Administration of Administration of the Nog . ti workers of light industry can already eelebraie their viclory; their chicf work slill lies ahead. d as *F HE FIRST years of the Second Five-Year Pian were comparatively quiet years for ‘light industry, which increased its production in 1033 6.4 pert , HANNS EISLER - : cent over 1932, and in 1954, 12.4 per eent over 1933, The plan for this year provides for a modest increase of but |, ony & som PPROXIMATELY: 25 *pet a Soviet freight :carréed im fransporied along the quay carried, by sea. “About *00"' pe q LG Social Research in’ New York city.” ]!0t#! Soviet foreign tarnovie Wirt of his course wilt deal with the jfoules and every the USSR, while some cine fag year tbig pe 3117 per cent This low figure was = so that ligt industry could effect ne- cessarv reconstruction, increase bas nd_ train, nc& crisis in modern music. grows Masle U 7 ; - ye _— Under Fascism waler transport, end jpacticgip When Eisler is asked about the mu-froutes, to the USSR. Wiih"thesg These facts indicate. the fen J