The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-25
Urge Drive
Against War
in Nicaragua

is advocated in the resolution adopted
at the conference of the All-America
Anti-Imperialist League held last
Sunday at the Labor Temple, 243 E.
Saith st.
The resolution recommends the
publication of popular priced litera-
ture on imperialism, also the holding
of local conferences throughout the
nation. 1t also went on record to col
lect funds to buy bandages and medi-
cal supplies for the soldiers Of Gen.
eral SANDING.
The resolution, in full, reads as fol-
lows:
Whereas, the Wall Street war
against Nicaragua, constituting d.
rect threat to all Latin America and
also containing implications which are
fraught with dire consequences for
the masses of the people in this coun-
try itself, constitutes challenge to
the common people of America; and
"Whereas, such a concrete chal-
lenge cannot be met simply by gen.
eral demands for peace but, In this
country from which troops have gone
forth to invade alien soil, obliges all
sincere and serious opponents for i'm
perialism to grapple earnestly with
the problem of actual struggle
against the invasion and against
those responsible for the invasion;
therefore be it
"Resolved, that the All-America
Anti-Imperialist League local New
York conference, meeting in the La
Dor Temple, 245 East Saith ST., New
York City, puts forward the follow
ing program of ways and means to
meet the Nicaraguan situation:
Widespread Publicity.
IL. Widespread publicity among
the masses of the people in this coun-
try of the facts regarding the war.
against Nicaragua.
"(a) Organization of series Of
public meetings thruout the city.
"(b) Organized efforts to secure
the inclusion in open forum programs
of speakers dealing with the Nicara-
guam question.
"(c) Organization Of speakers
bureau to furnish speakers on this
topic to local trade unions and other
organizations.
"(d) Circulation of popular litera-
ture such as the folder entitled De-
feat the War Against Nicaragua is
sued by the national office of the ALL
America Anti-Imperialist League u.
S. section).
"(e) The conference also recon-
mends to the national office Of the
All-America Anti-Imperialist League
in this country:
Make Recommendations.
"(D That it issue popular-priced
pamphlet on Nicaragua and American
imperialism in the Caribbean.
."(2) That it try to conclude ar
rangements for a nationwide speak
ing tour.
- "2. Organized protest and mass
pressure against the government to
force unconditional withdrawal Of the
marines.
"(a) Holding of popular demon
strations of protest.
cob Cooperation of all organiza-
lions in securing the widest possible
circulation thru the mails of the So
called SANDING stamps reading Pro-
test Against Marine Rule in Nicara-
gual'
"(c) Adoption of resolutions of
protest by trade unions and other or
CARNATIONS.
For More Conferences.
"(d) The conference also recon-
mends to the national office of the
l
All-America Anti-Imperialist League
the holding of local conferences,
similar to this one, in other cities thru
out the United States, to be followed
by national conference against the
Nicaragua war to meet in Washing
on. d. C. at the earliest possible date.
"3. Direct aid to the NicaraRuan
people in their resistance to the in
vasion in all its forms.
"The conference endorses the cam
paign for the collection of funds for
bandages and medical supplies for the
saldiers of General SANDING, which the
national office of the All-Ame.ica
Anti-Imperialist League is about to
initiate in this country In coorera-
ton with the Nicaraguan Red Gross
divisions in Salvador and Mexico and
the Hands Off Nicaragua Fund Com
mittee in Mexico City.