The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-07
Even American Workers
Are Due, to Fracture the
Theories of Professors
BY j. LOUIS ENcDAHL.

Moscow, tells the world that France is seeking
relations between the Union of Soviet Republics and the
Communist International the basis for determining the
economic relations Of France with the Russian workers and
peasants.
France has learned that dodge vital issues with
this bterfuge The Communist international stands the
creation of the revolutionary aspirations of international
labor, spurred to life by the world the revolution
airy struggle that gave to the Russian masses their Soviet
Republic Evidently French capitalist statesmen have
oepted this an ncontrovertible fact.
But the American diplomats who make their headquarters
at Washington athO they get their cues from Wall Street.
William r. Castle Jr chief of the division Of West Euro
pean Affairs in Keloggs department. of state told the ns
of Politics at Wllamstown, Mass. that
"The assertion Of those attempted dHersntlate between the
soviet Government and the Communist international
had been
the Communist international the right
left hand Of the organism"
The New York proudly procIaims that Rear Admiral
Harry M P Huse, United States Navy; Professor Archibald
Cary Coolidge Harvard and Professor George H. Bakeslee
Clark University all joined in characerizing Mr.. Castles
statement IAN important and authoritative pronounce
ment" Of the policy of the American government
That should bring smiles the faces the Red Soldiers
the watch along the Soviet frontier The admiral
and the professors help but soeny hold the
twchng face of American imperialism, gnashng it's teeth
that the soldiers of the social revolution in all lands should be
able to shield the seat of of their Communist Inter-
national behind the Soviet bayones of the First Workers
Republic
How the workers in the Soviet workshops must chuckIe
as they hear the wangs emanatng from this solemn nest
of the nteIgentsia in New England that given refuge
fascss and terorsts from practically every country of
Western Europe that is receiving lift from the American
dollar. fa
This Mr.. Castle declared that if American bankers APP
preached the state department. Washington with request
for loan to the Soviet Union, the would be No
To be the Soviet Union wouldn't object additional
credits the United States would help its representatives
purchase of the things needed by the Russian workers
and peasants would take many American workers of
the army OF the unemployed and give them Job.
But Soviet trade with the United States doing pretty
WE'LL in the face of great obstacles All
broken during the first six months of 1925 according
the reports of the Russian Information Bureau at WASH
ington.
Just glance the figures may they come to the at
tenton of the admiral and the professors The
for the hafyear ending June 80 $68779736 of which
$56O645 represented purchase of American goods for ship
ment to the Soviet Unon and sales of Soviet
ports into the sacred precincts of the United
ica How the state department Washington
aghast at this Bohevk penetration of this capitalist
land.
Cotton led the list purchases with 754os bales valued
at $2647o5oo compared with 60
purchased during the period last year figures
do not include imports of manganese Russian agr
cultural neither do they include untitled
for future delivery
So the ravng of the department and propaganda
agents, like Mr. Castle does much The
Soviet Union would like to get help 1t would result in a
loans and credits is forthcoming will get along lust as
WE'LL Only the job will take little longer. Russian labor,
however, is persistent is patient inspiration to
American labor to battle untngy for Soviet Republic
Then would be possible hold gathering of the Com
munst international in Washington D. Co. entirely upsetting
the calculations OF the professors for they would have
to charge that the American instead of Russian Soviet
Republic, and the Communist international only the
right and left hand of the organism"