The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-06-20
UentS
By t. J. o'FLAHERrY.


the war-crazy imperialists against the
Soviet Union, we are on the eve of
another conflagration which may
bring about the birth of a new social
order or reduce the workers of the
world and the oppressed colonial peo-
Piles to new low level of exploitation.
THE tory government Of England,
\ driven to desperation by the up
rising of the people of China and the
gradual loss of her world trade sees
in the destruction of the Soviet Union
and the re-establishment of diluted
czarism, with her agents running the
show, her only means of salvation
from the doom that faces her. This
is the explanation of her mad desire
to forge ring of hostile states
against Russia preparatory to waging
war.
let no one make the mistake that
u there will be no war in the near
future because the capitalist powers
have not yet fully recovered from the
last war. This is a delusion. Eng
land does not seem to think that she
is incapable of waging war. If she
is able to placate Germany at the ex-
pense of France; if she is able to
throw bone to Italy without endan-
gering French interests; if she is
able to satisfy the clashing ambitions
Of the small and large bandit powers
in Europe and thruout the world,
there will be a war against Russia.
England will stake her all on it and
only the workers of the world can
prevent it.
IT is reported that Chang Kai-shek,
the former Kuomintang general
who betrayed his cause and joined the
imperialists, is about to appeal to the
United States for recognition of the
Marking regime. He denies that he
will join Chang Tso-lin, the poly
gamous Manchurian bandit, who is
now ruling at Peking with the aid of
The executioner's sword. isaaze pagers
barely give word to the Hankow re-
gime, but judging by past silences 1t
is safe to assume that the revolution
airy armies are making Roadway and
that as soon as Lindbergh gets out
of the city we will hear good news.
THERE is now room on the front
1 pages of the capitalist press for
other news besides the effusions of
politicians over the "Lindy" flight to
Paris. We learn that our president,
Calvin Coolidge, caught seven trout
in a South Dakota lake and that one
of them weighed one pound fourteen
ounces. We are inclined to believe
that "Cal" would prefer to shave
caught or recovered seven insurgent
votes.
THERE was good Coolidge story
in the papers recently, | am told,
and how it escaped me is beyond my
comprehension, since / read the press
carefully for such juicy morsels. 1t
is said that the president was re-
uuested to speak from the rear of his
observation car somewhere along the
route, and having in mind his Ham
mond, Ind, effort, Coolidge decided
that his old reliable policy of saying
nothing was the better part of ora
tory. A bright idea struck him and
he brought forth his dog who barked
mildly at the audience. The farmers
were delighted and gave the president
an ovation.
NOW we have an inkling of the solu
" ton of mystery that has beer
bothering the editors of our papers
since Coolidge first occupied the
White House. Who is the PRESIDENT
spokesman Even such usually well
Informed senators as the acid-tongue'
>ed of Missouri announced his sena
ignorance of this officials iden
-om the senate floor. Perhaps
he presidents spokesman tina
for his master on the way t
ok Hills of South Dakota.
GGE presidents have, receives
errible shock from the fact tina
les Lindbergh, our newest an
t beloved hero, was pitched out o
sconsin University because Of hi
ability to acquire any of the variou
ands of knowledge served by tina
Eat of learning to its customers. Al
most every other industry got some
thing out of "Lindy." What gol
mine it would be for the Universit
Of Wisconsin if its president could sa
that Lindbergh learned to max
speeches there?
THE New York Telegram has re
i ligious editor This does not in
ply that he is the only scrivener
that sheet who is partial to thing
spiritual. 1t means that he is charge
with the job of catering to tn
spiritual needs Of Telegram" reader
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