The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-01-24
War Flames in the Far East

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NOT DAY passes without the most startling con-
fr1nation of the correctness Of the Communist 1n
tenstonsIs estimate Of the rep4d, forward strides Of
a new world slaughter.
Yesterday ct Singapore a war confeb OF British
sdHnirals began The inperiaist powers rushing
troops and ships to the Far East Their newspapers
are already popularizirg the slogan Of War m the
Spring."
Japanese naiiitaxss&s relentAessly OeaSeaessiy
driving to war the Soviet Union. They are rush
ing their railway construction aimed at the Soviet
Union. Daily troops shipped from Japan to Man
churls, distributed along the Soviet border and Mon
gclia.
Just yesterday Foreign Minister Koh Hirosa OF
Japan issued a provocative declaration against the
Soviet Union inviting the United States to join the
inperiast attack against the Soviet Union. Il con-
ndent" said this spokesman Of the japanese miitar
ts that the United States will not fail TO apprase
correctly Japans position IN Eastern Asia"
N OTHER WORDS, he holds out the bait OF the COM
mon interests Of all the imperiaIst bandit powers
ia prosecuting vigorously the preparations against
me Soviet Union.
The Communists international at the 18th P1enm
Of its Executive Committee passed resolution in
which declared. The rmper1slst Preparations
for New World War:
'"The growing uncertainty Of the boaEgeOssie 70
the possibility Of finding way out q the crisis only
BY the intensified exploitation Of the toilers of their
own countries. has led the imperAlists 10 put their
main stake war.
'The international &tuataOn bea@s an tho features
OF the eve Of world wSE."
Certainly in the United States with the billions
in war expenditures with the open announcement Of
Assistant Secretary Of War Woodring that the New
Deal is a war mobilization, we the truth Of
this declaration
"The flames Of a new world Rartng up IN
the Pacific" declared the 18th Pienum Resolution Of
the Communist International
since then these flames shooting up dan-
gerously.
erhe Japanese noiEitarsts are calling 10 the Ger
man fascists and the British mperiaIists unleash
a counter-revOIutionary war against the U. S. r..
from the East and from the West"
NOW these same imperiansts are calling on their
class Standardization imperalsts to join with
this pack of imperialist bIoodhounds to attack the
workers fatherland.
TIs is an attempt Of the Japanese imperialists dor
which they certainly offer attractive considerations
in sharing in the spoils to counteract Soviet recog
milton
The bourgeosie" declares the 18th Plenum resolu-
ton this refers to all imperalist countries
want TO postpone the doom Of capitalism by GRIM
naI imperiast war and a counter Revolutionary
paign against the land of victorious socialism.
"The great historical task of international Com
even before war has begun and thereby hasten the
doom Of capitalism
"only BOlshevik struggle BEFORE the outbreak
of war the triumph of revolution can assure the
victory of revolution that breaks out in connection
with war"
TF1E RESOLUTION particularly stresses the fact that
in fighting against war, the Communists must pre-
pare even now for the transformation Of the inpe-
rialist into civil war.
Every worker in the United States is being drawn
into the secret well open mobilization Of Wall
Street The N.R.A. codes smashing down wages, at
tempting to cripple and destroy the workers organi
nations is a war mobilization. The CCC camps are
openly declared now to be mobilization for war
The fight against in the United States must
be particularly rooted in the vital parts of the
machine Of American Imperialism.
Here the Importance Of carrying out
the Open Letter Of the Central Committee Of the Com
muns Party, the central point of which is roofing the
Party in the basic industries The greatest share of
the struggle against war requires more agitation ana
organization against among the railway workers
and harbor workers raising the slogan Of stop
ping the shipment of arms organizing demonstrations
and strikes to hinder the war mobilization.
The widest mobilization OF the workers, farmers
and etybogeoisie be successful in the struggle
against imperiast only II develop the broad
est united front We bring the fight against war
into the A. F. OF L. unions We must arouse the great
support and strength to the fight against fascism
which goes hand In hand with the preparations for
war
With Japan rapidly moving to war against the
Soviet Union, aided by German fascism here in the
United States we must arouse the greatest vigilance
and struggle for the Defense Of the Soviet Union
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