The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-09

united front against the Soviet Union.
Require Parallel Action. ae
1t is foregone conclusion that the
realization of the actual object Of this
attempt cannot be attained BY mere
legal and diplomatic formula con-
cealed under pact system. The gov
ernments, chiefly the British conserv-
alive government which is the leader
in this world compaign, viii require
parallel actions which are much more
open than is possible within the
framework of diplomatic actions. The
public opinion" of the protectors of
the social order is essential for
these governments. Such active SUP
port on the part OF the arch-reaction-
airy strata has actually been found by
all governments in their own coun-
tries. SAofscf - U
The innumerable legal and illegal
organizations Of fascist and semi-fas-
cist reaction, continually offer support
to their governments not merely NOR
ally but in actual fact. But now the
question is that of international ac-
ton, Intervention must be carried on
an extensive scale and united. The
fascist groups in the individual coun-
tries are now Strengthening their in
ternational connections and organic
ing on an international scale. There
by they have two objects in view. On
the one hand, they endeavor to ad-
vance the struggle on national scale
against individual Communist parties:
on the other hand, they offer their
capabilities to the sacred causes of
international Intervention against the
Soviet Union.
The ALBERT League.
The documents before us give ex-
act and irrevocable proof of this.
These documents are the protocols of
the second conference Of the Inter
national Alliance against the Third
International" which took place in
Geneva on May %, 26 and 81. At the
head of this alliance is cerain Au-
bert, after whom this organization ia
called, "The ALBERT League" Mr.. An.
bert did not gain this role of interna-
t1onal leader without sufficient cause.
He is one Of those who organized the
murder OF Comrade vorovsky.
The Second Conference.
The delegates assembled under his
auspices. We learn that the first con-
ference really took place in Paris in
1924. We do not think we are mis-
taken when we maintain that this re
cent second conference is Of much
greater significance than the first. for
the participants, If only on account of
the present situation of international
politics. At a moment when England
is endeavoring to keep Germany and
the Soviet Union apart, to incite Po-
land and the border states against the
Soviet Union, and altogether to create
a system Of foreign policy of all states
bent on opposing the Soviet Union, at
such a moment a conference of priv
ate" organizations in opposition TO
Bolshevism is really of significance
for the official initiators who have
their seat in the various governments.
The Suitable Moment.
Various delegates at this ALBERT
conference clearly referred to the
suitable moment" It was no mere
chance that the delegates from Great
Britain declared that the present mo.
ment was especially favorable for the
submission OF a memorandum to the
British government, since at the head
OF the state conservative govern
ment held sway. In reference to this
the chairman declared the the state.
ment of the British delegate was OF
especial Importance. One OF the del.
esstes assured the conference that the
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