The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-12-16

don was stretched against Bolshevik infec-
tons. =. -
Thus, we see the nature of the passing in
terest' of Mr.. Churchill.
We already spoke above of the leading or
ganizing role of France and the fact that the
United States is not tagging much behind.
Hoover in his recent message to Congress
spoke against 1.-THE methods of sale by Russia
of her increasing agricultural exports to Euro
pean markets
Under the slogan of fight against dumping
of Soviet goods, there is an open war declara-
ton against the Soviet Union. The recent state
ment of Sti1nson against recognizing the Soviet
Union, the Fish Investigation Committee, the
subsidies of American industrialists to the
counter revolutionists brought out at the trial.
and the various statements of leading cabinet
members, bring out very clearly the war prep
arations of the United States against the So
Wet Union.
Three cabinet members Wilbur, secretary of
interior; Hurley, war secretary, and Hyde sec
rotary of agriculture, within the month of Oc-
tober, made vicious war statements against the
Soviet Union. We will quote one of those state
ments which is characteristic of the Hoover adj
miristration. Wilbur, in a speech at Madison
Wisconsin, on october 9th said
"One of the great peoples of the earth is de-
nberately trying to work out large social and
economic programs for the mastery of it's vast
terrain along new and untried lines. Our eco
nomic, social and political PHILOSOPHERS inevi-
tably must wage gigantic and fundamental
struggle with theirs" (My emphasis. d.
Certainly there is not a shading of differ
ence between Wburs statement and the state
NOR of pniy hot fIoro he 40
with the Soviet Union which is building So
cialism."
And Matthew Vol echoes his masters voice
by saying:
There is in that regime something which
makes it impossible for our nation to hold with
that regime the relations common to friendly
governments"
The trial has exposed beyond the shadow of
a doubt the war preparations against the So
Wet Union. The success of the Five Year Plan
and the exposures at the trial have intensified
the fear and despair of the leading itnperialist
powers and the growing war preparations against
the Soviet Union. The eventuality of Poincare
becoming the Premier of France in face of the
exposures at the trial shows very clearly how
vicious and desperate the inlperialist world is
against the Soviet Union.
The Soviet Union stands for peace. 1t is
anxious to carry through its Five Year Plan Of
socialist construction. But at the same time
now more than ever before, the Soviet Union is
ready to repulse any attack against 1t.
Every war declaration every step Of interview
ton against the Soviet Union must be answered
by the workers throughout the world with in
tensive mobilization for the defense Of the So
Wet Union. Let the capitalist statesmen remem-
her that their fears Of civil war in case of war
against the Soviet Union are more than justified
Comrade Stain, at the 10th Party Congress-
said:
"Our policies are policies Of peace This policy
Of peace we will carry forward with all Of our
power We do not want an inch Of anyone's
land, but we will not give an inch OF our own
land to ANYONE"
And the American workers must see to it that
not an inch Of Soviet land Is taken by the world
imperialist robhGG