The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-14
japanese big Biz" Well
Schooled in Bandit Lore
of World Imperialism
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TODAY the Japanese pour out their grievances against
American capitalism thru the medium of the Institute
of Pacific Relations ending its meeting Honolulu Hawaii
The delegation at the institute for all purposes is official in
its character and in constant touch with the
at Toxic 1t the only delegation that occupies this position
Japs want understood that they are not so much
troubled by the exclusion passed congress year ago
They claim this is not the real issue that fomentng strife
between the two countries.
The actual stake is the place of capitalist Japan among
the other great capitalist nations notably the United States
whatever the Japanese nation stands equal footing
with western powers to be denied fellowship and driven
back purely oriental policy and theater of operation
IN the words OF Yusuke Tsurui senioicia spokesman
of Japan.
Toxic has ambitions for world empire and world domino
ton just much Washington The Japs the Honolulu
conference urge genemens agreement for the plumber
ing OF the world declaring that this is not granted the
JaPs, Will give strength to new party rising in Nippon
that will resort the sword to win its ghtfu place in the
as it believes.
The Japs give thanks to the United States for having
opened to capitalist civilization" eighty years ago. 1885,
and not only introducing steam engines telephones, para
mentarism and laboratories but also ornaments After
three centuries of peace the Japs boast of having
three international during the last half century, giving
the right to big place in world capitalist councils Here
for instance of the questions that the Japanese
asking iIE:. -. ,o,., a,r.,.... ,..... ..,.u
tending her dominion the Caribbean protecting capitalists
and LatnAmecan Investments widening
her sphere Of empire In Asia and supporting capitalists
sfor"ard1ookins enterprses7"
1t seems that the Japanese pIuocracY has learned
we'll 1t realizes to the full and admits what the demo
cratic statesmen of the United States try hide that the
capitalist state but instrument in the hands of the i'm
periaist oppressors. Y
The Japs feel that they have primary right to the
Orient their sphere of influence believing that the
States should confne itself to its western hemisphere
But whom the American fleet left Chinese waters and sailed
down into Manila Bay in 1898, and first battle of
the War, not in West Indian waters but
in the faroff Philippines the clouds sailing stars
and stripes began to loom apans horizon And they
been coming closer since.
The pacifists gathered in the Honolulu takfest were
bunty told that there is large and powerful party in jap
an that confidently the United States challenge
Japans economic advance the mainland Asia as hos
tile move," and that means war.
There is only power in the United States and Japan
that can halt the inevitable slaughter the Joint
power of the workers and poor farmers two coun
tries Against the mperiast valries of both countries
there must rise the irresistible solidarity of the tong
OF both countries, rising countries to dispace the
contendng capitalist relationships their own co-operat
ing Proetarian Dctatorshps. There for but one
nag m the Pacific as in all the other the earth.
That is the Red Flag Of Communism.