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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-12-25
REVEALPLOT
TO INVOLVE
USSR IN WAR
Foreign Diplomat APP
preached Employee
to Carry Out Plot
U.S.S.R.Wants No War
Molotov Had Warned
of Imperialist Move

IA sassinate the Japanese
ambassador to the Soviet
Union, M. Hir0ta, as a pre-
text for provoking a war
against the Workers Father
land, was smashed by the
Soviet Government in Mos
cow yesterday.
According to an Interna-
tiOnal News Service report
from Moscow, the Soviet
disclosed that a foreign d.
pIomatic corps members APP
preached a worker in the
Commissariat of Transport
to plot the assassination of
Ambassador Hirota, in order
''to provoke war between
Russia and Japan"
The disclosure of the inn
perialist plot to instigate inn
mediate war on the Soviet
Union was made after the
foreign office of the Soviet
Government made a thorough
investigation of the conspir-
acy.
The member of the impe-
rialist diplomatic corps was
not named, showing the in
dOmitable will of the Soviet
Government to fight for peace and
ward off all criminal provocative
attacks.
The worker in the Commissari-
at of Transport told of his ac-
quaintance with the foreign diplo-
mat who he thought was interested
in the development of railroads in
the Soviet Union.
early in December" he said,
"the foreign diplomat called on
me and after some preliminary
talk suddenly preached the as
sassination plot"
When the foreign diplomat was
informed that the transport worker
was not interested, the diplomat
left, but called again few days
later, urging the worker to enter
into the scheme.
ut isn't even necessary to kill
Hirota If you have any qualms of
conscience" the diplomat told the
transport worker, you could just
arrange to have two bullets fired
out Of an old rusty pistol at his
motor car as he passed through
the streets in Moscow. That
would be sufficient for my pur-
pose"
The transport employee, sensing
the full political meaning of the
plot lost little time in informing
the state political police 1.-THE
G.P.U.) Of the entire story.
Following its investigation the
Soviet government demanded the
recall Of the diplomat who tried to
engineer the assassination and
forced his removal from the coun-
Try.
The Soviet press has repeatedly
exposed the efforts of the imperial
lists, led by the United States, to in
volve the Soviet Union in a war
with japan over the Manchurian
invasion, to be followed by a COM
bined imperialist attack from the
west. In the face of all these pro-
vocations, the Soviet government
has stood firmly for peace and has
refused to be provoked into war.
As late as Tuesday, Molotov,
chairman of the Council of Peo-
pies Commissars, speaking at
the Second session of the Central
Executive Committee of the All
Union Soviet Congress declared
shat the Soviet government has
sufficient convincing evidence
that diplomatic cabinets of sew
eral foreign powers are discussing
the possibility of war against the
Soviet Union"
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WORKERS CENTER
AFFAIR TONIGHT
Part Of Campaign to
Finish Center

NF7T YOPK.-Completion of the
Wc~':1,.s Cs-scr CT IS w 18th Street
IS thu ain &C cs:ar 2ign which is
being mar';o5 by a week Of unusual
affairs at the center
Today is the second day Of this
campaign end special arti-rehgious
pro~ram has been arranged tonight.
Performances will be given by the
Prolet- Buehne, the Workers Cultural
Federation and the Red Players.
Max Bedacht will speak on Satur-
day night. Thursday, New Years.
eve, there will be celebration, dance
and music.
a luncheonette has been opened up
on the second floor. Fresh food ia
served from IL a. m. up to IL mid
night.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-12-25
CORRECTION

In the report published in Tues
days edition on the letter sent to the
National Hunger Marchers, the ad-
dress Of the National Committee was
Incorrectly given.
The correct address b: 1S ". slSs
g. Ream ~, Ne "a GU. xYa
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CONTINUED ON PAGE lHREED

NEW YORK.-IVe need more pic
lures to Illustrate this page. The
Daily Worker depends entirely upon
the worker correspondents to supply
these pictures. Not only should our
correspondents be on the alert ga
thering news of the struggle for the
revolutionary press, but they should
form camera groups to photograph
the class struggle.
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FEAR
RED UPSURGE
THROUGH CHINA
Exchange More Notes
While japanese On
slaught Goes On

With the Japanese advance
on Chinchow menacing British
imperialism's loot in that area
and containing a possible threat
against Wall Streets hege-
mony over Kuoni11tang China, the
United States, France and England
yesterday instructed their ambassa-
doris in Tokyo to urge prudence" and
moderation" upon the Japanese i'm
perialists.
The representations to Tokyo main
tain the main line of the United
States, France and British, imperial
lists of support for Japan SO long as
she stays within the limit of the
agreement of converting Manchuia
into a military base against the So
Wet Union mad of, acting as the spear
head in the attack on the Soviet
Union.
The leading role of the United
States in the anti-Soviet front and
in support of the japanese aggres-
sions in Manchuria is again dedicated
In the refusal OF Stimson to invoke
against Japan the Nine Power Pact
adopted in 1922 and guaranteeing"
China's territorial and administrative
integrity. A Washington dispatch to
the New York Times shows that the
United States is still ready to make
concessions to Japan, although I'M
willingly, in order to put through
Wall Streets basic policy and to
maintain intact Wall Streets Lead
ership in the anti-Soviet front. The
dispatch states:
"The new consultations among
the Foreign Offices of the prin-
cipal governments developed lsct
night ard apparently was upon the
initiative Of one or more European
governments. TIE definite irdica-
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COrings. GOings

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MISS POLLARD HOSTESS
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FELT BAD MOST
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ARRIVES TO
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Over Ocean
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Senior Play Cast
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