The daily worker., 1932-07-15
ANGL0-FRENCH
ALLIANCE; JAPAN
GRABS R.R. DOCKS
Workers Answer Acute
War Menace On
August First
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future without mutual agreement.
They also agree to maintain united
front on the question of disarma-
ment, thus booming the Hoover arms
cut proposals which are aimed at
strengthening Wall st. Imperialism
at the expense of its rivals.
Danger of Inter -Imperialist War
The new alliance is very definitely
aimed against the United States. 1t
clearly shows the tremendous sharp
ening Of the main imperialist rivalry
between the United States and Eng
land in the struggle for markets and
for a re-division of the world. By
this alliance, France comes to the
assistance of England on the basis of
mutual interests in the move for
cancellation of the war debts to the
United States and for resistance to
American financial hegemony over
Europe. At the same time England
supports French military .hegemony
over Europe, promoting the anti
Soviet front and perpetuating the
infamous Versailles Treaty and
Young Plan under which the Ger
man masses have been enslaved.
Promotes Anti-Soviet Front.
The alliance brings France and
England closely together with ia
pan, Frances military ally, against
the Soviet Union And the imperial
list powers are desperately striving to
direct the new world war against
the Soviet Union, making every eff
fort even in the. face of their con-
stantly sharpening antagonisms to
unite for armed intervention against
workers Russia.
The alliance between France and
England can leave no doubt in the
minds of the workers as to the near
ness and acuteness of the war dan
ger.
Anti-War Shop Gate Meets
CLEVELAND, O., July 14.-Gate
meetings at shops engaged in the pro-
duction of munitions or which can be
converted to war purposes are being
held in Cleveland and surrounding
territory in preparation for the Aug.
First, International Fighting Day
Against ImperialiSt War. Many such
meetings are now taking place in the
! towns of Massilon, Canton, Alliance
and Mansfield.
Japan Workers Prepare August First
The anti-War actions of the revolu-
! tionary Japanese and Korean workers
are daily increasing against the Jap
anese robber war on China and the
drive for armed intervention against
the Soviet Union. In addition to dem
onstrations, strikes and other anti
war actions, the workers are engaging
in direct acts of sabotage against the
movement of Japanese troops into
Manchuria.
Yesterday Lee Ungaku and five
other revolutionary Japanese workers
were arrested by the police, charged
with transporting dynamite in a sail
ing boat to blow up the railway bridge
over the Yala River to block troop
movements into Manchuria.
The Japanese authorities are carry
ing out mass arrests of revolutionary
workers and peasants in an attempt
to crush the anti-war resistance of
the toiling masses. In spite of the
unbridled terror against the working
class, extensive preparations are un-
der way for demonstrations on August
First, International Fighting Day
Against Imperalist War.
| Strikes, Demonstrations and
| Collisions
WARSAW (By Mail) Three thou
sand workers of the rubber factory
Gentleman" in Lodz are on strike
against wage cuts. A number of
strikes are also proceeding in the tex
tile factories. The brick kiln workers
in Lodz are also on strike and a CEN
trail strike committee of 26 members
has been elected.
PROTEST IMPERIALIST WAR
The appeal Of the Communist
Party for a strike on the first Of
July against the offensive Of the
employers was answered strongly.
Workers demonstrations took place
in several Warsaw districts. At 8
o'clock in the morning big DEM