The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-26
How SIP. Leaders Stand
on Unity to Fight War

THE Daily Worker has repeatedly stated that the leaders
of the Second international including the leaders of the
American Socialist Party, follow program not of fighting
against but of assisting in its preparation Many
Socialist workers deny this Some admit that the European
leaders of the Second International guilty collaborating
bourgeois
OF the American Socialists the that their fellow leaders
What the policy Of the leaders
@pe9s war; what was he policy during the world war
bourgeois cabinets they declared for civil truce of the
class struggle while the lasted they
geoe Of their country for the successful prosecution of the
cpatng capitalist governments The Socialist members Of the Reich
stag in Germany voted for the appropriations for German cruisers The
them is the reporter for the Government aviation
Socialist leaders endorse and participate the proceedings Of the
tast agency the the League Nations The
attack" they
anderyelde5 that soviet Russia is almost as much to Blame as jan
anese miltarism7 (RenaudeD
THE the Second International remain today what they were
IN OF imperialism Tor preparing and CARRYING through
nd file ] f t S s a e mean the 6 aaeI WIN ehe RANK
time in militant action against mperalist
The Amsterdam World Congress Against 1mgerialst War revealed
These deegates adopted in addition the Congress Manifesto special
for the defense of the Russian Revolution against national defense
particularly in France rayn
BY the leaders Of the Socialist Party Of France aga those who we're
delegates the historic Amsterdam World Against
And what about the leaders OF the Socialist Party of America the
Norman Thomas the Hnqui and the ONeals? What their stand
the leadership Of the Second 1nernaoa that Amsterdam was
ton@ If Moscow AoT ho CONGRESS thew nte6 That sfd article
sturmtha from the office International
effect that Amsterdam meeting that the manifesto
Congress destroy
second International"
including the Manifesto which disTove the wild charges
vanderveldes the other the
Second International They indignant these agents of imperialism
that the Socialist delegates Amsterdam did defend the record
fight mpeaist how they
defend the socialist leaders who helping bring peast war?
THE Daily Worker
socialist G. Roth Tompkns County
with headquarters
delegate the
seraons at the Congress denying that Communist
indicating antwar
returned imprinted Dec - Why did the New Leader refuse to
socialist delegate to
Amsterdam? Leader the leadership the Social
list Party OF America opposed to the unity OF the workers against
That why chamber resolution committee of at
Youth AnWar Conference its influence
endorse the Amsterdam Manifesto
to mperat effective all antWar
this the New Leader" in
its Manifesto about the fighting aniwar resolution by the c
The already
Socialist worker who desires to do We invite correspondence
subject Amsterdam the
the united front against mpenaist
THE Party ready really
against why Communists took
that is why they modified the toing
the after Amsterdam,
the countries the Communists cooperating in the building
Of powerful anti-War front.
Of
Socialist Party Of the United States regarding the Amsterdam World
by
working of the capitalist class
America calls all Tile members or
Socialist follow the example of the Topks County Local of
Socialist which by resolution voted for united front against
the American Committee the
AniWar be held Montevdeo
Feb 80. 1928