The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-04-06

The situation in the Far East, the
occupation Of Manchuria by Japa-
nese imperialism, its war on tbs
Chinese people, the concentration of
Japanese troops at the Siberian
border in preparing the attack
against the workers fatherland, are
arousing more and more masses of
workers in the United States.
The appeal of the Anti-War Com
nnittee, composed of the T. U. U. L.,
Marine Workers Industrial Union,
Friends of the Soviet Union, Elk
Servicemen'S League, Communist
Party, to the workers of this country,
to demonstrate against the robber
war in China, against the atetmpt
to turn the war in the Far East
against the U.S.S.R., has met with
response by many mass organiza-
tons, which are mobilizing their
members to demonstrate jointly with
the masses of the organizations that
signed the first appeal. These or
CARNATIONS, in their own name, are
appealing TO the toilers Of thousands
Of workers organizations, sick and
benevolent societies, cultural clubs,
ETC., to participate in the Anti-War
struggles, to participate in the Anti
War Demonstration on April 6.
From the information we have at
hand, hundreds of mass meetings are
held by mass organizations all over
the country, and hundreds and thou
sands Of resolutions protesting against
the robber war In China, raising the
voice Of the proletariat against the
participation Of the imperialist at
tack against the Soviet Union have
been passed.
A committee OF the Jewish mass
organizations, such as the I. w. O.,
Jewish clubs, Jewish schools, Jewish
women's organizations, F'reiheit Ges-
angs Ferein, etc., already issued two
national leaflets (75,o00 copieS), and
10000 leaflets In the Jewish language
with the joint appeal Of the Needle
Trades Workers Industrial Union,
Women's Councils, the Womens Sec
ton Of the Ukrainian T'oilerS' Or
CARNATIONS, the Finnish Women's
Organizations, the Lithuanian Wo-
mems Organizations, etc.
The Anti-War Committees set UP
at the last meeting of these organ
izations visited hundreds of branches
of Jewish organizations led by social
fascists, appealing to the workers to
join in the anti-war struggle. And
with the exception Of out of the
43 branches Of the Workmen's Circle
led by the Menchevists which were
visited, the remainder enthusiastic
ally passed resolutions against war.
Out Of the 80 Jewish Workers Clubs
under reactionary leadership. 1e
voted to join in the anti-war struggle,
Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, Slovak
organizations are also participating
in the anti-war campaign They are
unmasking the irnperialist role of Po-
land, Of Czechoslovakis, Hungaria;
ar appealing to the fellow-workers
Of their nationalities to join in the
struggle against Japanese imperial
ism, against the imperialist attack OF
the Soviet Union, and against Polish
fascism: are appealing to their fel-
low-workers in the name of the
heroic Polish proletariat which il
necessarily struggling for better con-
ditions against the fascist rule, in the
name Of the Polish fighters of the
Dohlbrove Basin, of the workers OF
Warsaw, who, in spite Of the harsh
terror for years and years, still in
greater number shout In the squares
Of Warsaw for the defense of the
Soviet Union--the Workers Father
land.
The Central Executive Committee
OF the United Ukrainian Toilers Or
CARNATIONS appeals to the Ukrainian
toilers Of the United States to par
ticipate in the Anti-War week, and
issued $4,000 leaflets all over the
country which are duplicated IN