The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-03

AAic ol1IlSu 1InpSTlallSCS are de-
sernnined to fight to the bitter enc
against the attempt Of the Unitec
States, France and Japan to forct
Great Britain into a position of sec.
ondary Importance in the imperial.
tst struggle. The most importan
step Of the British in this direction
is the attempt to win for itself 6
leading role In the anti-Soviet from
which has been taken over BY
France on the western frontiers, BY
Japan on the eastern frontier of the
Soviet Union, with the United State.
IN q military front with both, con-
solidating the imperialist attack. The
British imperialists are bitterly at
tempting TO drive between both i'm
perialists. This is reported by q
Universal Press from London:
'"If1at Britain intends quickly to
resume its traditional strong atti-
tude In foreign politics is already
evidenced.
with a. definite home policy
assured, the stellar roles now per-
formed by the statesmen of
France are likely soon to be
challenged.
"lt is now certain that Britain's
delegation will take a more vigor-
GUS stand on the Oriental situa-
ton at the. next. League of Ma
tons meeting and will also insist
on the maintenance of the date of
the February disarmament confer
ence-whether Arthur Henderson,
the defeated Labor leader, or an
other presides."'
The French and the United States
inperialists are, however, determined
on pushing thru the new alignment
OF iInperialist powers. Laval, or
board the Isle de France, stated that
further conversations" between the
United States and France will prob
ably take place in the near future
at Biarritz, France. In addition, there
will be a conference at that city Of
all the powers, concerning the re-
parations question. This conference
which Is being planned supposedly
around the questions connected with
the reparaticns will in reality be a
war conference for the attack or
the Soviet Union.
The conference will prepare for the
attack on the German masses BY
The German capitalist class, In ar
attempt to save the German capt.
aIist system and as necessary ster
prior to the attack on the Soviet
Union. This Is stated by Marcel Ray
special correspondent Of the Petit
Journal, who is returning to France
with Laval. Ray. in a statement &c
his newspaper, wrote:
"Mr. Laval knows, too, chat
France In some measure halt Ger
many's progress toward disintegra-
ton. For that reason he will seize
the first opportunity on his return
10 declare publicly what he intends
10 do and demand the help Of pub
Tic opinion and all parties in ac-
cepting in advance all the risks en-
tailed In such action. The whole
question is: Is Trace with him and
can she do what he win ask in the
time at her disposaI?"
One Of the first conferences that
Laval will have on returning te
france will be with the German am
bassador, Won Hoetsch. The Times
correspondent from Paris states thai
Laval will demand that the German
capitalists crush the revolutionary
movement among the masses. This
is the aim Of the German capitalists
thru the establishment Of an open
fascist dictatorship which would have
the fullest support Of the French and
United States imperialists.
"It Is believed Ambassador Won
Hoesch will only ask what France
has to propose. Mr.. Lavaps condi-
tons will be perhaps severe. They
will be prefaced by demand that
the Reich put its house in order
Immediately. It IS held here that
Germany has learned she can make
no more appeals to France and
shst, 1t is thought, may be the
BEGINNING Of wisdom on her part
a which something solid may be
constructed.
Another cable dispatch to the
Times states openly that fascisin
must be established in Germany as
soon rs possible In order to save the
German capitalist system and that
eniy on. this basis can the German
capitalists hope for the support OF
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