The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-03-26
American Imperialism's Chal.
lenge for World Supremacy


German workers. the of the United States in its
struggles for world supremacy and domination
speech Young especially important view of
yesterdays developments at the London conference Secretary
Smson informed France through Macdonald that the United
States is ready to enter into a consultative pact
main tasks first the establish
and second, the
imperiast powers. block is assuming
daily more Germany is
concerned note the establishment of monopoly in the sale OF
the Swedish match trust and the estab
monopoly of oil under the
the Standard Oil both which tend to keep the
Sovetexpored oil of the German
government openly the united
front of preparations against the Soviet Union The renewed
the socialist Forward" demanding the
revision of all German treaties with the Union of Socialist Soviet
Republics the and other political acts show that
blockade being established around the Soviet Union the first
stage of
Now the imperas faced with the second problem at
the London conference namely of preparing for war among them
selves In this connection the speech of Owen Young the key
to the situation Owen Young put out the slogan of American
mperial policy namely that Isolation America either economic
political is impossible and economic Indignation of the world
especially significant consdera
ton the declaration of the American delegation at the London confer
with France Actually this that the United States preparing
consolidating and its allies against British imperialism
why Young chief mperaist spokesman of
Wall Streets foreign policy such conclusions The United
ntegraly connected with the outside world nan-
sneb EXPLAINED the economic basis for American perat enetra
regroupng Of forces which rehearsal
coming This is found in his statement
"But what about the relationship of economics to politics in
at; i; 4h word ameic s tho aeost cred;or nation
other economic indignation 1t is
inevitable that from point of view she take interest
the material problems and affairs of
country on the globe"
viewpoint
tive the affairs of the world especially evident connection
with the reparaon of Germany Young himself acknow
edged that Mo than 60 cent of the total be paid by
Germany find the United States The United States
therefore imperial expoer working
who bear the burden of the Young Plan The Young Pan
which of Plan, not, proclaimed by
of the conditions
the German workers On the contrary will their conditions
While during the operation the Dawes Plan PREPARATIONS We're made
kind the Young Plan provides that be made the form
of The of the PREPARATIONS however will
have its main effect the further increase OF unemployment Ger
which today has already reached three and oneaf millions
and the further increase exploitation of those workers still
Through the Pan particularly through
Pan American mperial policy of penetration and control of Ger
United States succeeded in assuming control of all those German
which with the American products the world
market American capital todays the German electrical industry
the telephone telegraph and cable SYSTEM the automobile industry
particularly the Open automobile works.
Young Plan however, without pro-
des fer further development of the productive forces of German
which only widen the between the productive
capacity the
This will only further sharpen the struggle for markets and bring
mperais easy
his speech "The material development of countries will
necessarily be to matter of great but from deaisc and
practical point of view We will therefore find that American I'M
periam to the mperast world with slogan of "on
Indignation the leadership United first
against the Soviet Union and secondly against Great Britain.
Young American imperiast policy certainly
Of great the American workers Not only does the Young
Plan call for intensive exploitation the German
speed and naturalization cuts and unemployment
bound effect the workers the
United States This also made clear the speech The
Plan will necessarily the standards living of the
they the burden the imperial
list plumber capitalism Germany other Yesterday
D. informed that the standards living OF
the workers will be able be maintained while the
living standards the workers being lowered He said
living
maneny maintained measura higher lever than those of the
other civilized American imperialism
Plan drives conditions of which
inevitably bring the american workers speed
and unemployment
The Socialist Party of Germany close partner and ally
the capitalists of the Young Plan upon the
shoulders of the German workers.
The German workers. however, today openly the fascist role
of social democracy. The elections factory councils
elections the reformst showed conuvey that
of the the fascss the
workers determined fight thu treachou reaconary leader
ship and to follow the revolutionary leadership the Communist Party
For the American workers also interesting what
the Russian got under the dictatorship the prOetrat and
what the German workers under the dictatorship of social fasm
The Communist leader Comrade Thaemann his speech the
Reichstag correct when he said that had the social demo-
Gratis betrayed the German working class the German workers
would not have to billions of their labor
tions the bogeosie the of
"Owen d. Young Germany" today
Germany building socialism.
Imperial interests of the United States paci
patton of American Imperialism the world of capitalism.
Driven at greater speed by the economic crisis the United States