The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-04-14
REPORT HARDIN EXPECTS JAPANESE ATTACK ON US.SR.
Admissions of an Anti-SOviet
InterventiOnist


very peast war against Soviet Union
1t is not question diplomatic
financial combinations immediate military
Soviet Union very frontier military
actions is first of all japanese imperialism
mobilization peasants
The world for the defense
only on the basis generally correct appreciation OF the fundamental
contradictions between the UssR the mpess
on the OF the changing and unstable relations that exist
between the impeass nsgng supporting encouraging the
adventure
One Of the main reasons OF the weaknesses in antiwa struggle
the fact that agitation concerning the world danger has had
mobzing revolutionary actions
against the will the mpeia
concrete basis That Is taking into consideration the
that are already involved in its preparation and the relation of these
no matter how temporary and shifting they be would
treat from the feminist policy utilizing
force and circumstance that position the
proearan revolution weakening the position enemies
20 general estmaon
that hidden press
by
with Major General William Graves particularly significant
something say pro-
bem with sufficient authority He commander Of the American
teeaphic "The
Siberia in 1919
speak this side the pro-
bm, the military
the OF topic
policy Of Japan in this intervention d well known that
retired prefer speak the intentions
other countries> Is very instructive
According to the opinion Of General Graves the Toxic
has for moment the supported
70 1922 policy directed toward the creation
The memories of General
United meaning Japanese
the concentration
pretext of defending the life Japanese subjects
ga public promised troops
would be Withdrawn the imperial subjects
in Siberia have been secured had Siberia months
do not believe there
anese subjects and they certainly not mOed after the troops
army becomes vague in
his when to the role Of America this
venaon why sf''" preferred 70 discontinue 'nS ne
the role of the other npeast countries in the Siberian
nct that began in 1918 the Japanese
and White Russians nearly embrod
quarrel Of startling
WEARY embroed"
period supported Japan its robb
plans in its dream to reach Lake Bk And only the
that given to the peasants
w1n tne sharpening antagons between japanese and
American imperialism and not by the pacsm" the
ny sa 1nat prevented America from being eorod in the
not try to hide the fact that the war against
che Soviet Union which prepared mpeiast
become world this
bueacrats throughout the world and also in the uni
States wachfulness of the masses
and to pa the revolutionary activities
the idea that the Far Eastern will
operations IN Manchuria do not represent immediate military
w conference with the fake proposals OF all the impe
riahsts beginning with Tardieu smson
nonate this conflict should start seems improbable that
would be confined to Siberia but might
European Russia should reach Europe
But the general reveals that by
cbng the policy precisely now in April 1882
the the Union Of course
the head Of the Siberian intervention
American imperialism to protect the peace
for peace exercised Graves looks
More He hints that the in
JUDGES against efforts
Graves asked helpesy T
upon TO exert her influence
Russia involved is difficult the
ship with Russia she tried
she would alost prejudice shown
when she called the attention their obiga-
tons under the Kellogg
recalling the
1927 the Chinese ma Japan tried
seize the Chinese Railway diplomatic gesture
the part of the General
1t ridiculous now when the robber plans Of
generally ana the relation to the Far Eastern Railway particular
clear that the author Of
that pretext of sop
the penetrating be called
to exert influence for
workers
struggle against mperial could
this question that troubles directly
responsible for the conagaon Of world
imperialism must first of ALL stop encouraging Imperialism
change its hostile policy towards the
mediate shipping munitions ammunition
directly indirectly to
the general and all who
noFera administration towards the Soviet
aCosu1SUnD - HA0o EDnAN