The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-22
United States is Next
to Bow in Recognition
Of the Soviet Republic
BY }. LOUIS ENoDAHL

TODAY aItho Japanese capitalism has finally s,ccurbed
as was predicted and has joined the score of other
nations that have given recognition the Soviet power
the American kept press is stubborn claims
that Washington will not follow in the steps of Toxic.
The subsidized editors along with their blood brothers,
the old party statesmen at the nations capital try smile
away the with which the spokesman of Soviet
rule at Moscow declare that the United States government
not only will, but must also give recognition to the First
Workers Republic.
There arrives by mall from Pekng China, the oriental
service of the Rosa Soviet agency dated Dec TO-
1924 telling of Hughes prospects in the Coolidge cabinet
Already month before it actually took place, and only
agency, predicted the downfall of Hughes
It at Peking that the Russian and Japanese
representatives. met to discuss recognon where world de-
Veopmer and the relations between nations weighed
in the balance From this melting pot of international con-
fiicts the Soviet news agency declared that:
ain reference the general expectation of
chairman foreign
AFFAIRS 5orah
certain questions of international policy particularly that of oOsn
tOn of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics President cOogs
position liberal than that
resignation becoming persistent
rhe opinion exists in political circles that Hughes will
March 1925 the dayOf the presidents official assumption of
office However, there also exists opinion unmportant
that Hughes will much earlier it said Great Britain
that Germany and the Union Of Soviet Socialist Republics
this pending conference e Second Washington Disarmament Con-
ference) which would hardly be feasible should be held
Secretary Hughes charmanship.
pointed PREMIER Stanley
win being settling
of Soviet Socialist Republics that insists
being party sooaed Russian ques
tiOn promising support carrying
ica's financial plan in Europe"
Thus Russian comrades not only claim that the
United States will in time be forced to recognize the Soviet
power, in response to the imperative demand of world
affairs to the words of George Tchitchen, Soviet
comssar for foreign affairs but predict that the delegates
Of the First Workers Republic will be invited to the
World Disarmament Conference.
1t is also declared that the tory Baldwin government
in Great Britain dare not revoke the recognition granted by
the recently deposed Macdonald government This inform
alton that the subsidized press grudges its readers when
does not actually msrepesent it. The mpeast statesmen
at Washington London and Paris know that they help
less before the rising tide of BoIshevisn.
The Japanese may win oil concession from the Soviet
Republic SaghaIin Island in the Northern Pacific. This
oil may aid Japan in its rapidly approaching with the
United States But will also grease the way for those
conditions at home that will make possible the triumphant
civil of Japans working class fighting establish their
Soviet power.
This of the pacific must also find the
plotted workers and poor farmers of the United States ready
to struggle for Soviet rule in this country.
The fact that II capitalist nations have been
compelled to recognize the Union of Soviet Republics marks
another milestone the road to the complete victory of
the world social revolution.