The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-20
Especial to The Daily WOrker.)

HAVANA, Jan. 16 (By MaiD.-
Declaring that bourgeois diplomatic
prudence will prevent the real prob
lens of American from being put for
ward at the Pan-American Confer
cnce," the Communist Party of Cuba
has issued the following appeal to
the workers of Cuba:
"All power to the workers!
"To the people of Cuba in general
and to the workers, in particular
"In connection with the holding of
the Sixth Pan-American Conference,
the Central Committee of the Com
munist Party of Cuba believes it it's
duty to direct itself to the masses and
adopts the medium of this hand bill
the only possible medium for the
'free expression of thought" at the
present moment in the Cuban "demo-
cracy.p
Wall Street Real Enemy.
"The Communist Party of Cuba is
not opposed to the Pan-American
Conference as such; that conference
would be good if it provided forum
for expressing freely the interests of
the peoples of America. In that case
it would be an anti-imperialist con-
ference because the common enemy of
the Latin-American people, and even
of the people of the United States
itself, is the imperialist capitalism of
Wall Street, supported and protected
by the policy of the White House.
But the very presence of the cunning
ly selected U. S. delegation composed
of full-fledged representatives of the
Yankee oligarchy and open enemies
of Latip-America; the very presence
of Coolidge whose sinister policy of
expansion is well enough known, in
dictate quite clearly what the charac-
ter and consequences of this confer
enca will be.
Coolidge holds out his hand at
Havana to the so-called delegates of
the American peoples and at the
same time his foot crushes out liberty
in those countries represented, and
especially among the working masses.
Hide Problems.
Bourgeois diplomatic prudence well
prevent the real problems of America
from being put forward in this con-
ference. Only by accident will the
virile voice iof some n-American
resound through the suffocating and
oppressive atmosphere of the confer
Eence hall. There is, of course, all
WAYS the chance that such a thing
will occur. In that case the division
of orinions in the company partici-
pating in the great farce will bear
testimony to the undeniable and per
ennial contradiction between imper-
ialist oppressors and the oppressed
colonial peoples.
Coolidge, one hundred per cent
Pan-American, will participate in the
inaugural session of the Havana con-
ference Coolidge is a Pan American,
of chat school of Pan Americanism
which proclaimed the principle of no
Intervention on the part of any Euro
pean state in the internal affairs Gf
the states of America. What are the
proofs CO his fraternal feeling. of his
respect for that principle of his Pan
Americanism, in word? They are
theses: absorbing Porta Rico, violat-
ing Santa Domingo. depressing Haiti.
agitating the Tacnarica controversy
between Chile and Peru. struggle with
the Royal Dutch Shall through Stand
I'D Ga for the OIL wells of Vene-
zuela, campaigning against Mexico
and sending as ambassador and agent
of the House of Morgan, and support
in~ every tyrannical government in
America which is willing to place it.
self at the service of Wall St. To
this record should be added the spe-
cific case of supporting by means of
military force the government of the
traitor Adolfo Diaz in Nicaragua and
pursuing cas- if they were bandits"
the soldiers of SANDING who are full
filling the oath to die rather than
surrender to domestic despotism or
foreign invasion.
Cloak for Imperialism.
GAS for Cuba, enough is already
Known principally by the working
7lass--of the good which has been
brought us by the Pan-Americanism