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

anti-Bolshevist memoranda would
surely exercise influence on the Brit
ish government and act as a moral
support in action for same. II is not
difficult to find logical connection
between the shameless campaign
against Russia which the British gov
eminent has been carrying on and
the German Vaccinations of the muir
derer Aubert. But in order not to
compromise the governments all this
must be done very carefully. And we
saw evidence of this care at the fas-
cist international conference. Apart
from the fact that the entire confer
ence was of conspirative nature and
only brief non-committal commun-
ique was issued to the press, the dele
gates were often reminded of this
delicate point. The German repre-
sentative was quite logically of the
opinion that the idea of intervention
should originate with a private or
ganization and not with the state as
the latter would call forth a strong
movement FOR Bolshevism. He sun
plemented this point by stating that
some states would be exceedingly ham
by it they could count on the support
OF private persons since for various
reasons they could not fight against
Bolshevism. The Dutch delegate de-
clared that on the previous day he
had had an interview with a highly
placed person" who gave him to nm
derstand that the alliance ought to
devote special attention to strength
ening it's national organizations he
lore approaching the governments and
the league of nations.
Liberation Of Governments.
OF course, voices expressed discon-
tent with the liberalism of individual
governments. In many European
countries, governments allowed them
selves to be guided by public opinion
instead of guiding the latter was the
opinion expressed by the representa-
ives OF liberal" Belgium. But on
the whole, the conference was ouite
content with the governments. The
statements of the representatives of
some OF the border states of Soviet
Russia were characteristic. From
these of the Esthonian delegates we
learn that the fascist volunteer or
ganization in Esthonia received ma
terial support from the government
and that the Finnish delegate carried
on negotiations with the Latyian and
Esthonian ministers about an anti.
Boishevist organization and that the
ministers promised them support. The
idea OF a conference of the yarious
governments to- flight against the
communist danger, was especially
approved by the Polish delegate. who
maintained that such a conference
would surely receive support of his
government. Yet, despite all this
plain language the decision was made
10 avoid any kind of action that would
indicate direct contact between the
AuDert league and the governments
In deciding on the next center for the
conference a proposal was made TO
decide on NO CAPITAL since the ALI.
ance must maintain neutral char
acter of a private organization in re.
spect of the governments.
onlooker from U. S.
At the international conference
there were representatives from Ger
many, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria,
Denmark, Finland. France, Great Brit
ain, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Norway,
Roumania,. Holland, Switzerland,
Czecho-Slovakia Jugo-Slavia and Swe-
den. From America there was an "on-
locker" present and. OF course rep
resentative Of the Russian white
guards and immigrants also was pres
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