The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-05-14
On the
World Front
Dust and War Clouds
"Made in Germany"
Morgan-HitIer Alliance
p By HARRY CANNES

HINDER cover of the black
u dust clouds that are blot
ting out every hope of thou
sands of American farmers,
the most chauvinist of the
capitalist press is beginning
to spout its inky lies about the
Soviet Union.
Every catastrophe is gr.st to the
mill Of the capitalist war makers
Morgan's sheet, the New York Sun
reveals the active efforts in thi,
country to support the plans Of Hit
Ter and the Japanese inperalists
for var against the workers father
land. In lying cable concocted in
Berlin and given a Moscow datsline
1.-THE story itself reads Moscow (via
Berlin), May Ill the Sun shows
how ever-present the question Of
actual. and immediate, attack or
the U.S.S.R. is in the minds of the
capitalists.
With a knowledge of the forces
definitely organizing for war (Which
we will relate further on), the fol
lowing passages from the Sun,
cable, with its Made in Germany
tag, is of the greatest significance:
"It is feared here that the stu
alton in the Far East might take
a quick turn for the worse if the
japanese were to know that there
was great difficulty behind the
lines. There is no reason to pre-
dict truly bad crop unless one
takes stock in the pre-war trsdi-
ton that one catastrophe year is
due in every decade, in which case
the Soviet is long overdue to have
one"
The fact is that in the Soviet
Union, by May 5. 10000 900 more
acres Of crops were planted thar
last year. Even a catastrophe like
that which hit the Middle Yves
here would leave the Soviet collec-
tive farms with more bounteou
harvest than last year. What worked
the greatest havoc on the American
farmers is not the 100000 600 tons
Of dust torn from the land. not the
bugs and draught, but the vicious
program Of the Roosevelt govern.
nnent, which destroyed even NOR
acreage before the planting eveI
began.
But while praying for natural dis.
asters, the war-mad capitalists don't
leave everything to the elements.
/ P. MORGAN & CO., through The
~ aircraft corporations under thet
control. are helping to arm Hitler
for war against the Soviet Union
Along with the feverish e:rplant
building program undertaken by Thu
Hitler government, there he's ensueo
a series of diplomatic maneuver
that do not leave the slightest doubt
against whom the German fascist.
are blackening the skies with bomb,
ing planes.
On May s the japanese Ad-
miral Matsushita was erected ut
public reception BY Nazi Hitler
and Won Hindenburg. Germany
end Japan are now fighting the
same battle" declared the jap
anese war lord. "Jt is surely no
mere accident" he added, that at
the very same time Germany and
Japan are facing the task of clear
ing up mass of International
difficulties
In France, despite the polite diplo
matte protests against Nazi arma
ments, there is a strong fascist cur.
rent that favors heavy German
ornaments with a view to forgint
an imperialist alliance for wa
against the Soviet Union. Goering
Nazi air minister, had this clearl,
IN mind when he said to the French
paper, LIE Jour, on March 20: Ok
you think there is single poweI
in the world which could resist tn,
will Of France and Germany com.
bined?"
On May 10, General Joachim vo,
Ribbentrop, Hitlers personal nego.
tlator on arms problems proposed t.
the British foreign office a three.
power England, France, Germany,
air arming pact.
For these purposes the Nazis have
set aside for the 1934-1935 war bud.
get 894,323,0 marks, an increase
of 220,000000 marks over last year,
expenditures. Nearly the entire in.
crease of 220,000O0O marks is coins
for air ornaments, as against 75,-
100000 marks last. year.
DOTH American and British bank.
- ers and armament manufacturer,
are already making millions of dol.
lars in profits out of the war prepa.
rations against the Soviet Union.
Morgan's concerns are making
the biggest cleanup. The NaZis
are planning the construction of
1000 military planes, though one
French writer declares 10000
airplanes will be built.
The Pratt & Whitney Co., at
Hartford, Conn, subsidiary of the
United Aircraft and Transport Cor
poration, a Morgan concern, has
been given heavy orders for supply
ing motors for $500 planes. Three
representatives of American aircraft
companies are in Germany working
with Hitler on plans for air arma.
ments.
IT EMPHASIZES again and agar.
1 what the 18th Plenum of he
Communist International pointed
cut; that the basic world antassoS:.1.-
ism is between the world of dying
rotting capitalism, and the land OF
rising, advancing socialism. Nc