The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-07-15

throughout the whole world.
The flames of the japanese
robber war have been leaping
up in the Far East for almost
two years now. The struggle
between the United States and
Japan for the dominance of
the Pacific Ocean threatens to
develop rapidly into an armed
conflict.
japanese imperialism has seized the
whole Of North China down to Pekin
in an imperialist robber drive. Its
armies are ready at a moments no.
tice to undertake a military interven-
ton against the Soviet Union. The
Marking government has betrayed the
national emancipation of the Chinese
people 1t has capitulated before Jap
anese Imperialism in order to be able
to continue its counter-revolution
war against the Chinese Soviets.
The permanent war in Latin Amer
lea is nothing but an expression Of
the greatest of all imperialist contra
dictions, the contradiction between
Great Britain and the United States
&C America which are behind the war
re- States, Paraguay and Bolivia.
TO hostile armed camps are form
in~ in Europe. In feverish haste the
Hitler government is completing the
military preparations of defeated
German Imperialism which has been
+. r-ercring for a war of vengeance for
cT5r ten years now. This intensifieS in
the extreme the danger Of war in the
Polish corridor, in Danzig, along the
AUstrc- German frontier and in Upper
Silesia.
7Tussolini's Italy is striving to unite
the rowers hostile to Versailles in or
der to secure military allies in war
with France and Yugoslavia. Under
the flag Of a struggle against Versail-
lee, italy. Germany and Hungary are
p-CC2ring a new imperialist robber
war
England In Lead Against Soviet
Union
At the same time France and its
fascist and serni-fascist allies. Poland,
Yugcslavia, Rumania and Czechoslo-
vakia are making tremendous prepa-
rations under cover of an alleged de-
fense Of democracy" against fascism
to complete their ornaments and
maintain the Versailles rotber treaty
BY means of new inperialist war.
Now that France has temporarily
dropped the leadership. Great Britain
has taken over the chief role of or
gapizer in the preparation of a mill
tarv intervention against the Soviet
Unicn. The government of MacDon-
aid and Baldwin is seeking allies in
all the countries of the capitalist
world to unite the inperialist powers
against socialism. It supports all the
pTovocations of the japanese mill
tarists on the eastern frontiers of the
Soviet Union Under the guise Of de-
Tending the lives of its spies the Brit
ish government declared economic
warfare AGAINST the Soviet Union
The British espionage service, which
organizes sabotage and espionage
against the land of socialism. is fol-
lowing the Japanese example in Man.
cl1ukuo and preparing a new base for
military operations against the Soviet
Urion in Chinese Turkestan.
The Four-Power Pact between
Great Britain. Italy. France and Ger
many. between the States of the fas-
cist and the democratic" dictatorship
Of the bourgeoisie, is the joint at
tempt Of Macdonald and Mussolini tc
solve the inperialist contradictions al
the cost of the Soviet Union in a
military intervention.
Pacifisn Screens War Preparations
The reckless nationalist Indictment
both in the countries of fascism and
democracy" is exceeded only by the
feverish pace at which the armament
shops and the General Staffs of the
caritalist countries are working.
Pacifism which serves to cloak the
DANCER of war and the military prep
arations Of the capitalists, supple.
ments the nationalist methods of the
fascists in order to lull the future vic
Tins Of the coming inperialist war
The Geneva Disarmament Confer.
tAiCt, WlilCil oeIVeu W SCT6en UIe In
creased preparations for war and the
military alliances of the imperialist
powers, has become the scene of oper
preparations for war. Democratic
France and fascist Germany defend
with the same arguments and with
the same zeal their right to arm fol
new inperialist wars.
The parties of the Second Interna-
tional, which is now breaking up, anc
the leaders of the reformist Amster-
dam Trade Union International, have
already taken their places in the wal
front of their own imperialists. The
German social democracy with the
nationalist Deutschland, Deutsch-
land ueber allies" on their lips, pledg-
cd themselves to support the aims Of
Hitler's nationalist policy. The French
social democracy grants French i'm
perialism the means for ornaments
and defends the policy Of the YER
saIles robber system. The leader Of
the British Labor Party, Arthur Hen
ierson, represents the interests OF
Whritish Imperialism in Geneva, and In
2 ssactice his party adopts the war pol
tlRh Of Macdonald as its own. The
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