The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-11-18
ACUTE DANGER OF IMPER-
IALIST WAR

in the capitalist and colonial countries that
there is no further need of toerating the mis-
cradle conditions that capitalism imposes on the
workers and peasants in the capitalist and colo
NAL countries.
The church crusade, the acts of sabotage in
the transportation and food industries the anti
dumping" regulations against Soviet products
adopted in the United States, France, Belgium,
England Ireland and other countries the fic-
ton Of the dumping of Soviet grain being the
cause OF the agrarian crisis, the formation of
the agrarian block of the Balkan and Baltic
states under the leadership of Poland the re-
newed attacks of the white guards in Man
churia, against the Soviet Union, inspired and
equipped by British American and French i'm
perialists, the new threat of the British govern
ment regarding propaganda of the Communist
International in England, and finally the war
plot of British, French, Polish and Rumanian
imperialists with the aid of counter-revoution-
lists in the Soviet Union and supported by the
socialist International are some of the facts that
point clearly to the preparations of the imper-
ialists for military intervention in the Soviet
Union.
In the U. S. S. X.
The Soviet Union is going through different
period of the building of Socialism. Hampered
by ineXperience, lack of trained forces, organ
lied sabotage, continued disorganzation and
lack of organization of work intensified by t'se
obstruction of wanton saboteurs, lack of raw
material the Soviet Union is carrying out
task that has never been undertaken by the
working class in history And yet through the
enthusiasm of the workers and peasants led by
the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, the
industries are building up and meeting with the
unqualified admiration even of every capitalist
vi has parfi tad in urit-
nesses this growth. The collectivization move
ment goes on apace and will supply the Soviet
Union with the needed raw materials and food
for the continuance of the work
The imperialists know that this difficult
period is the time to provoke war-but they also
face difficulties. owing to the mass unemploy-
ment, wage-cuts, discomfort and unrest in their
own countries. Hence their war plans cannot
be realized so readily. But the need of markets
drives them on, and only an incident is needed
to start the blaze.
Workers, Be Warned!
The war danger is acute and the workers
must be warned. What can the workers do
against the coming war?
What You Must Do.
The Communist Party is modifying the work
ers to struggle against the intolerable condi-
lions that the workers are suffering: against I'M
employment, for the Workers Unemployment In
surance Bill, against wage-cuts and speed-up
These struggles will mobilize the workers for
action and will make the governments and capt.
talists understand that the masses are not to
be inveigled into another slaughter. The manu-
facture and shipment of arms and war supplies
to the colonial and capitalist countries-to Latin
America China, etc-mpose tasks upon the
Communists and the workers, tasks that the
Y,Ionfc
roads and the sea must carry out The mob
ilizaton that is taking place, through the press,
radio, ETC.. must be combatted and the workers
be rallied to the side of the struggling work.
ers and peasants of China under the leadership
OF the Chinese Soviets, of the workers and
peasants of Latin America India ETC. This
will build up a mighty anti-ipperialst move
ment, not only giving courage to the colonial
revolutionary movements, but building up the re-
sstance OF the American workers to increasing
exploitation.
The workers must be modified against mill
tary intervention in the Soviet Union, which is
being prepared under various guises The at
tacks on the Communist Party, revolutionary
unions, militant workers, the foreign-born and
the Negroes, are evidences of the war plans of
the U. S. government. The role of the social
fascist socialist party in these war plans must
be fully exposed as part of the social fascist
character OF this agglomeration, together with
their fellows in arms, the fascist leaders of the
American Federation of Labor
The danger of imperialist war is real and
grave. An August First can easily again break
on the horizon. Unless the workers are pre-
pared they will not be able to meet the crisis
Hence the organization of the workers in the
revolutionary unions of the Trade Union Unity
League, into the Unemployed Councils, into the
Communist Party, the carrying on of systematic
work in the vital campaigns the best means
OF rallying the workers for ACTION against the
war danger