The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-04
Japanese Give Official Reception to
White Guard Troops Arriving at Hardin

ming to push us into another world
slaughter, more frightful than the
last. 1t is for this that you will be
asked to rish your lives and limbs
and to tolerate the animal existence
in the trenches.
Workers. Organize against the i'm
periaIst war plotsl Build United
Front anti-war committees in your
factories, unions and other organiza-
tons. Join and support the Com
munist Party, which alone is leading
the struggles against tmperialist war!
Drive out the diplomatic agents Of
Japanese Imperialism, which is play
ing the role Of spearhead in the
butchery of the Chinese masses, and
in the war provocations against the
Soviet Unionl Support the heroic
Japanese and Chinese masses in their
struggle against Japanese imperial
ism. Prevent the shipment of troops
and munitions to the Far East. De-
mand the withdrawal of United Sta
ties troops and warships from China!
Demand all war funds for the unem-
ployed, for unemployment relief and
social insurance! Defend the Soviet
Unionl
British Prepare Hypocrisy At Geneva
The same London dispatch admits
that British imperialism is preparing
to play the hypocritical role at Gen
eva Of pretending to oppose Japanese
imperialism in its robber war against
China. The dispatch says:
when the League of Nations As
Sembly meets tomorrow in Geneva,
however, Britain may be in the
foreground of those nations solemn
~ rebuking Japan for breaches of
/ the League covenant and the Kel-
log pact. The British spokesman
st Geneva knows that many smaller
nations with smaller responsibilities
in the Far East will be only too
eager to scoId Japan if the great
powers do not forstau them. Con-
scquently a scolding may be expect
ed from Britain, which will reaf-
firm the strength of League prin
cipIes and League obligations and
go as far as possible without exas-
perating tho Japanese people"
That, workers, is the measure Of
the imperialists and their League of
Nations
Soviet Press Scores League Hypocrity
Walter Duranty, Moscow correspon-
dent of the New York Times, reports
the Soviet press in an attack on the
hypocritical manouvers Of the League
of Nations. His dispatch TO the New
York Times says:
Soviet Russia takes a character
isticaliy skeptical attitude toward
the Geneva proposals for Shang-
hal peace. The newspaper Izvestia
runs a five column headline, I'm
perialists preparing deal at China's
expense with the subhead Powers
protect own INTERESTS
Duranty further reports that "SoY-
let newspapers also feature reports
that virtually the entire United States
naval forces are now in the Pacific
and that an American banking group
is negotiating s5o,0o0,ooo loan with
the Marking Government
Impcrialists In Sharp Conflict Of
Interests
Now that the Kuonintang has
faithfully carried out the orders of
United States and British imperial
isms to betray the Shanghai defense,
the antagonisms between the impe-
rialist robbers are tremendously
sharpening over the loot in South
China. Strong representations were
made yesterday by United States,
British, French and other imperial
lists against the "usurpation of police
powers In the International Settle
ment by Japanese military and naval
forces"
This sharpening of the antagon-
isns between the imperialists does
not lessen, but greatly increases the
danger Of joint imperialist armed
Intervention against the Soviet I'm
ion, as the imperialists seek to sub
ordinate and postpone their own
antagonisms in a united front a.
gainst the Soviet Union.