The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-01-25
Demonstrate Feb. 4
March On Wall st.
Against The War
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after grabbing Manchuria, has begun
another military offensive, proceed
ing with the Tanaka Memorandum
plan: first Manchuria, then China,
Siberia. the rest of the Soviet Union.
The Japanese motorship Katsuragi
left Hopewell, Va, on Jan Is with
q cargo of nitrate of soda, to be used
III manufacture OF munitions. The
United States Navy has been in the
Pacific for over year and new naval
nlanoeuvers on an enormous scale
ere being prepared on the Pacific
Coast, with an eye to the situation
in the Far East. With one hand,
United States companies sell NUM-
tons material to Japan with the
other, the United States Government
threatens to turn its own guns on
Japan.
$4,000 Killed and Wounded
"In the war between Bolivia and
Paraguay in South America, thirty
thousand people have either been
killed or wounded in the past six
months. Colombia and Peru are
rapidly approaching war in the Lett
cha region on the Amazon River.
THE governments of Brazil, Ecua-
dor and Argentina have sent troops
to their frontiers-ready-for what?
The entire continent of South Amer
lea is faced with the immediate dam
ger of being involved in war
THE whole world today is a pow
der barrel that may explode at any
point, any time, and particularly in
these two immediate danger areas.
The existent and threatening wars
are definitely driving towards world
war. a part Of the world rivalry of
the United States and Great Britain
for world supremacy, a part Of the
growing preparations for attack on
the Soviet Union.
"On the basis of the Amsterdam
Manifesto, the American Committee
for Struggle Against War calls on
workers, farmers and intellectual
on the workers of hand and brain
to support and participate in the
movement against the present and
imminent wars. We call upon the
masses, the only real power existing
in the tragic disorder of our times,
to enter into this scene of disorder
in closed and disciplined ranks and
to raise their powerful voice.
1.-The American Committee for
Struggle Against War appeals to all
sincere opponents of war, and par
ticularly to the toiling masses, to
unite in the struggle against war. in
the protest against the imperialist
wars now raging, to stop the ship
ment of munitions to the war areas,
Demonstrate Feb. 4.
Eve call the workers of hand and
brain in New York City to rally to
an Anti-War Demonstration to be
held Saturday, Feb. 4, at twelve noon.
This demonstration will protest
against the role of American impe-
1ialists in the Far East and in Latin
America, against the invasion OF
China by japanese imperialists, and
against the native governments in
the warning countries of South AM
erica.
1.-THE demonstration will assemble
at twelve noon on Wall Street, be-
tween South and Front Streets, and
then march along Wall Street to
Broad Street, down Broad Street to
South Street, where huge protest
meeting will be held. The demon
stration will pass through the heart
of Wall Street and pass the Japan
ese Consulate. All workers organi-
cations, peace organizations and in
dividuals opposed to war are urged.
to participate.
Against the japanese invasion Of
China,
Hands OFF the Soviet Unioni
Against the Bloody Imperialist
Wars in South America!
We appeal to all fighters against
war to come TO this demonstration"