The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-05
A BAD GUESS

ania with regard to Poland made 1t unsuitable
at that time to make an open attack on the
Soviet Uncn" confession of Larichov), The date
of the intervention was postponed till 1890. The
gentlemen of the intervention grumbled and COM
planned. The growing power of the Soviet Union
the successful fuhlment of the Five-Year Plan
the firm peece policy which was carried on by
the Soviet government upset all their plans.
They began to put pressure on the wreckers of
the Industrial Party" they dsmandd that they
should transfer their energies to military espion-
age and divers;onal acts Finally, they decided
to Use their bayonatS on the U.SSR
The conflict on the Chinese Eastern Railroad
which broke out in the sunlr1er of 1922. vas
diversionah movement of the French and British
general STATS, on the one hand, in order to dis
cover our mobilization powers ard the fighting
qualities of the Red Army. and on the other
hand to discover the attitude of the population
in Ge~ecGl TO the question of Ter possibilities
and tie degree Of f1rrnness of the Soviet gov
ernme7t, ard its influence on the worker and
peasant masses at tirle of internal and eXter-
nal difIcultjas" confession of Larichov). They
wanted to discover" and they discovered
the r1;ght of the Red Army IFS hioh Fl ~hting
qualities, the enthusiasm and Solidty of the broad
masses of workers around the Soviet government
and the Communist Party. This is what was
shown by the Far Eastern adventure of the in
tarventiunists on the Chinese Ec stern Railroad
They mfda their attempt and failed. to such an
extent that they had to postpone intervention
for Sill another year.
During the second half of 1929 we began to
receive news from abroad that intervention
would be impossible in 1890. and had been post
poned till the next year. The chief causes for
this displacement we're: II the increase of the
Revolutionary activity of the proletarian masses
81 The complication of the military situation of
Fra~ce ipvieW Of strained relations with Italv
81 The position of Germany had not been
made CHAR, and was contradictory to the inter-
es.s Of Pollard. q The failure OF the Far Eastern
adventure, which showed the difficulty of a Eight
with the Red Army. 81 The absence of agree
rent between the Chief n4r1es of the interven-
tiouists" (confession OF Ram7ilD
Your plans have failed, gentlemen of the in
terventon Your foul work has come to nothing
Nov. in addition, it has been shown up to all
tie world, and all your plans have come into
b. daylight All your crimes will be exposed
your aGcncies in the U.S.S.R. will be mercilessly
ste 1t. The revolutionary activity of the
rro2etarien MACS hindered you? Rest assured
that it VIII corG - in the future You were
c1@ ed + he FED Army?-we will
streD1 h it by all means You were driven to
helpless rage by our firm and unwavering policy
OF peace?--ve uiil continue it in spite of all your
provocationS The socialist economy of the US
5.R. is Developing. in spite of the shameful work
OF your hireling wreckers. The economic crisis is
following at your heels, the crisis which has al
T." 1y completely oxen ID some countries such
as Poland
It's not the first time you have guessed wrong.
and you will gue1s wrong again