The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-25

ference, pretending to resent its actions.
Deceived by that action of the Bolivian dele
gate, the Paraguayian government accepted
the offer of the Pan-American conference.
Paraguay also accepted the offers of the
league and Argentina. Then Bolivia re-
Joined the Pan-American conference at Wash
lngton and in short time accepted its
mediation" proposals. 1t was clearly de-
ceptive move, deliberately staged, in order to
entice Paraguay into the clutches of Kellogg.
Since the Pan-American offer was the only
one accepted by both parties to the dispute,
It's obvious that only that agency, completely
dominated by Yankee Imperialism, will have
a decisive voice in settling the dispute.
Thus the United States government has
gained a distinct victory in its relentless
drive to extend its power further south, to
try to subdue and enslave all Latin-America
and in preparation for the struggle against
Britain for redivision of the world
1t is probable that Kellogg, himself, will act
as mediator" He announced that he would
not act as secretary of state, but the in
spired press reports from Washington state
that there is nothing to prevent his acting
in the capacity of his other office that of
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hence, not Kellogg, the American secretary
of state, but Kellogg, the chairman of the
Pan-American conference will act That the
two jobs are held by one and the same person
is pure accident, if we are to take seriously
the brain contortions of the pen prostitutes
who write apologies for American i'm
perialism in the kept press.
There is still another joker in the proposals
for settlement. Since Argentina is already ac-
cepted as arbitrator in the land dispute the
Pan-American conference states that it will
confine its intervention only to the question
OF the actual border conflict and that it will
not deal with the question of territorial
sovereignty that was previously in dispute
mat this concession to Argentina is only
formal IS revealed by moments thought
about the situation. When the question of
any armed conflict is decided there always
arises the associated and inseparabIe ques-
ton of reparations In this intervention one
OF two things will happen unless American
imperialism is checked by the, fury of the
Latin-American masses; either Paraguay will
be compelled to relinquish the disputed oil
lands to Bolivia or the government of Para
quay will become, like the Bolivian govern
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achieve the latter aim it is not unlikely that
American imperialism will incite and finance
revolution against any Paraguayan gov
eminent that stands in its way, and set up in
its place one more Latin-American puppet
government. Such an attempt should meet
with the same determined resistance that
SANDING displays in his defense of Nicaragua.
The open, brazen assault against Para
quay is part of the whole vicious offensive
OF Yankee tyranny that has as its objective
the enslavement of all Latin-America. and
the determination of the power in that part
of the world of its great imperialist rival
England. The peace maneuver at Washing
ton is part of the preparation for new
world war.
Against this imperialist policy the work.
ers and farmers Of the United States, hand in
hand with the exploited and bleeding masses
Latin-Americans should fight with all their
might. A common fate as victims of the
most powerful, the most arrogant, the most
murderous imperialist power on earth must
unite the masses of both continents into an
lnvlncible force that will wipe out every
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