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| We havawal ‘of- United States mili- tary*and | ‘naval. forces from Nicara- | gua and support to Gencral Sandlne | rged upon the workers of Amers j in # statement iasued yesterduy | bythe: All America Anti-Imperialist ! Ceague, United States Section. { The statement points out that the | liberal forces who. are opposing the | American invading-army ace fight- | hoe ide. ‘against capitalist suppression | and” suggests that the words of pro- . teat be heard at the Sixth Pan Amer- jean‘ Conference in Ilavana that be- gina'on Jon. 16. . he . Text of Statemerit. “3 ‘The? atement in full, reada ms fol- Slowa:* t . The United States government fs sending ‘1,000 additionat marines to Nicaragua, bringIng the total marine. forces there up’ to more than 2,500. | UES. Cruiser’ Rocheste! 1 WS, Ciabier Rochester; salting fro Canal Zone. Lo jthe threat of WallStreet: tlon between the natiena rl " icns. We call attention: rhe . vious fact that thepe: ‘cameras operation batween Latin Age tha United Statea’:iw he Apparleday and while American ermhip everywhere in: the Caribbéal these clretmatances™ all, operation ia the ahabbleat nypoctiay, American military and ava reed, | must be withdrawn Immediately’ Nicaragua’ and from all) foreign ter. ritory, All possible prespure:‘ny Latin’ America and in the. United Sty welf must be brought’ on: WalltSivant and Washington to’ terminate: dope falist Intervention. . ©: The little ' departimen Sugovia in Nicartgua is r important bette ground that-its‘alte visited most.of the especially prized areas marked out by the American ‘empire,-- He wilt arrive at Havana, Cuba, coincidently with tha opening of the Sixth Pan American Confer- ence:therg, Jt will be a dramatic event” American imperialism has learned from the British In this re- ’ ¢ spoct.. But it will signalize even more | put to the teat by ‘his. herol eels ‘jaarely ‘than has been done up te now, | Let’ us push ‘farward. the ; the fact that this Pan Americanfwhich is our atruggls, dumb-shaw is, like tha phrases of|end of all interventlo: President Coolidge, like the alaughter | Ica. ” good will ambassador to Latin Amer-|of Nicaraguans by United States mar-] Mobilize auch foroas that " was obliged to-make # detour in fines, like the good will tour of Col. Street and Washington: wilh prin from Tagacigalpa to Managua | Lindbergh—itself part and parcel of |heed them, ° in order to avoid the Nicaraguan bat-'the policy of American imperialist tle sone, where Amevican marines are aggression. Let this be our word te. shooting good-will bullets into the} ranks af the Nicaraguans} i These are in addition to the airplanes | jmperiatlam which ia as violent im ac-|forget the maneacre of O ac vand other inuiraments of destruction | sjun as it ie pacifist in phrase, and as ~ in‘ Nicaragua and the United Stutes Uberty-croghing in fact as it ts dema- warships in: Nicaraguan waters cratic in pretext, It is a real war which the United; Behind the protecting barrier of 'Statea‘ts conducting against the Nica- United States bayonets, the ‘railroads ‘aguan’ people, a war of.imperial ag-|and the National Bank of Nicaragua gresslon, ‘a war to findlly destroy jhave been taken over by Wall Street every veatige of Nicaraguan freedom. | bankers. Nicaraguan customs are All ‘the honeyed expressions of | cotlected by American appointees; and ‘good will" which the lords of Wall lite entire finances of the cauntry are Streat and Washington are indulying | at the mercy of an American finan- nat this thme with regard to Latin |ein] dictator, Dr, Wm. P. Cumberland. Ameri¢a” only serve te emphualze } Not only ia their country taken away | the cynical methods whieh chatacter- | from them, bat the Nicaraguans are latest program of aggres-| dented all liberty of ape 1 co i dom of movement. Th thrown “Good wine Hypocrisy. forget the massacre of Ocotal, which, dramatized the “peace of death” which’ Colonel Stimgon fastened “upon the country last July—a8oo" Nicoraguana slain in an -indiecriminate bombing raid by United States planes! Ik is how mére than five months aince Col, Stimadén “brought ‘peace to Nicera- qua"—the’ ‘slaughter continues mote furlously than ever. Personifleation of Pestilence. What finer mockery could there be than -the fact that Lindbergh, “the might indicate. General Sand . into prison at the whim! ‘oreign ‘Good will as a battle cry! Good |invader—-men, women? children wil es La pretext for robbery and jure slaughtered by hundreds. -alsughter! = Good will ‘as a stogan of ‘Slaughter Still Continues, Lindbergh, the ambassador of good froperialism | ~ This in the democratic- Nicaragua, Latin America, the op- {will and death, the advance agent of ‘ pecitiat, fnethod pecuilar to American pressed of the entire world, will never ' American impertatinm, has already Imperialist Hypocrisy, The Pan American ¢onferences, and the Pan American unlon which con- venes thera, talk of friendly co-opers- ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED y. ni SES Is ; PS 27 O3 E/- COE 32 S6L eter Pret ere eee