The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-01
MILLIONS FIGHT
BOSS WAR MOVES
AR MIN C CROWS
Demand Billions Spent
For War Go to Jobless

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arations. The bosses are out to
capture the world markets from
one another. By armed force, and
by the slaughter of the working
class, they are on the brink of war
for a re-division of the world
colonies.
Lining Up.
They are increasing their arma-
ments and lining up their allies.
Just yesterday, General Juan
Andreau Almazan, speaking for the
fascist ruling class of Mexico, de-
clared that in the event of war
in which the United States is in
volved Mexico should without
vacillation place itself on the
side of the United States" In the
war preparations of the U. S.
against the Soviet Union, the belly
crawling Mexican rulers already
have placed themselves under the
beck and call of Wall Street. They
declare their readiness to bleed their
working class in the coming war
for Wall Street.
Ready to Plunge!
War preparations have taken ten
league boot steps beyond the war
preparations on the eve Of the last
world conflict. In 81 capitalist
countries, with a population of
1,437, 100000 people, there are 112,
100000 men either under arms or
militarily trained ready to be
plunged into war!
In the United States Hoover and
the imperialist bosses are rushing
towards war. The naval treaty is a
big step toward war.
Pointing out the big war strides
Of the naval treaty, Congressman
Andrews, a member of the House
Naval Committee recently said:
'The terms of the treaty pro-
vide for construction of cruisers
by the United States of greater
tonnage and cost than have ever
been produced by any bill re-
ported to congress"
The antagonisms between the two
chief imperialist robber powers, the
United States and Great Britain, is
sharpening in every nook and cor
ncr of the world. Ir Latin Amer
lea, Canada, China, in the Far East
in Europe, these two exploiting ma
tions come into sharp conflicts
Ludwell Denny, in his book, Amer
lea Conquers Great Britain" shows
that war between the two is newt
able, grows nearer every day.
Sharp clashes leading to war are
impending Ctw1een French ano
Italian imperialism. Poland, Rou.
mania, Bulgaria, Hungary and the
other border states along the Soviet
Union groan under the weight OF
increasing ornaments preparing
for war against the Soiet Union
Alex Doboer, chief justice of the
Supreme Court of Hungary, points
out that ornaments have increased
SO per cent in the capitalist nations
since the formation of the League
of Nations.
Only the workers can throttle the
war-mad imperialist bandits and
their headlong rush to war. 1t is
now the open role of the social.
fascist Socialists" to blindfold the
workers to the rapid war prepare
tions. Macdonald, British imper-
ialist lackey, takes the lead in arm
ing British imperialism for war. He
carries on even now war aginst
the Indian masses.
Crisis of World Capitalism.
Along with the rapid war prep
arations, we can see the ever-widen-
ing assures in the structure of
capitalism. A world crisis is shak-
ing capitalism. Over 25,000,000 UNI.
employed walk the streets facing
starvation. In the United States
there are more than 100000. In
today's demonstration the Commu-
mist Party, U. S. A., puts forward as
its leading slogan: "Not a cent for
ornaments, all funds to the unem-
ployed in the form of unemploy-
ment insurance" This slogan must
be spread after August LIST in all
the factories, shops and mines in
this country.
The cry must be taken up by
every worker. Eight the imperial
list war danger!" defend the Soviet
Union!" Only the workers can pre-.
vent the profit-mad bosses from
plunging the workers into another
war so that the bosses can increase
their profits. The workers must
mobilize now to stop the war
danger!