The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-08-23
Visit Of Sir Henry Defending, British
Oil Magnate, Comedies With japanese
Var ProUOcatiOns against Soviet Union
Anti Soviet Sentiment
Being Whipped Up
By lingo Press

rialism will rely heavily for finances
on Wall Street. Financing has al
ready been arranged through ]. P.
Morgan g. Co., and the powerful
munitions trust, the du Pont Co.
Another of Wall Streets bitter
est competitors, Great Britain, has
also recently become extremely &C.
tive in aiding Japanese imperialism
in its war ventures against the So
Wet Union on the Manchurian bor-
derS.
The Federation of British Indus
tries has decided to send an indus
trial mission in the immediate fu-
ture to Manchukuo for the purpose
Of studying conditions in that
country and Of ascertaining whether
British industry can Cooperate with
local interests in its development"
OF course, the object is profits.
Since the most hourishing "local
interests" are war preparations
against the Soviet Union. British
imperialism will profit most in this
direction.
On this commission Is an indi-
vidual connected with an important
war banking firm in Wall Street,
namely. Sir Charles Seligman. Sc
Nor director Of Seligman Brothers,
and relative of the Wall Street
bankers, who was given a handle to
his name for his meritorious war
service in the counting house.
Another is one who has a close tie
with the Japanese war lords, Mr..
Julian Ito Piggott (born in Japan =,
representing the leading British
arms industry, the British Iron and
Steel Federation: manager of the
British steel Export Association. He
has been on similar missions before.
as for example, the D'Abernon Eco
nomic Mission to Argentina and
Brazil in 1929. which helped speed
the Anglo-American antagonisms
into the Paraguay Bolivia war over
the Gran Chaco.
In short, the imperialist bandits
under every flag are hoping. wish
ing and striving for the destruction
Of the Soviet Union. Here, more
clearly than ever. we can see the
truth of the fact that the sharper
the contradictions grow between the
robloer powers between the United
States and Japan, between Japan
and Britain. between Britain and
the United States), the more they
strive to lull their conflicts into the
greater battle against the victo-
rious proletarian revolution in the
Soviet Union.
The rapid forward strides Of So
cialist construction, the unprece-
dented victory of the Bolsheviks
over the drought, the growing
strength of the Soviet Union, its
iron determination to protect the
workers fatherland, its revolution
airy peace pDicy, are driving the
imperialist scoundrels into frenzy.
They look on with the greatest hope
as the Japanese militarists AFRO
gently plot war. waiting to Join the
fray for the attempted destruction
of their chief enemy, the victorious
workers and peasants.
The war danger against the So
Wet Union is alarmingly great. All
Of the imperialist bandits, in some
form or other, are helping Japanese
imperialism in this venture. The
workers everywhere must stand
guard. be vigilant, fight against the
anti-Soviet plans of their own i'm
perialist robbers. and strive to de-
feat the imminent war thrust Of
| japanese imperialism.
The Communist Party of Japan.
subjected to the most brutal terror,
is carrying on a most heroic strug-
gle against their own imperialist ex-
ploiters, and it is our task to dem
onstrate our international solidarity
with the Japanese oppressed work
ers and peasants, fighting side by
side with them against Japanese
imperialism and for the defense of
the Soviet Union.