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“beginning to“realize that “to def .. Union inpans to gefend the United <7“ The declaration of Pregident Roosevelt pled. 3 < “ng all possible’ ald to the struggle, of the Sore : “Onion “Expresses ‘thé will rth vi _. the American people who ¢ ec ; these deeds ‘ty She Ame , ism, + ME as _ eircles of the bourgeoisie. One labor and the ‘Whole Working Sas the iets a gaat the anaes i saute any sacrifices, - ae “this erie dant ig - will meet ‘his doom” ihe” ‘People af Americas - Pi cial == re Se on, TE alee st ae be translated into Seeds. * aye f ath ora a aaa t ridusly endangered, - au am Su circles of the American ‘bourgecisié ‘which “eek |, to’ cote to ‘terms with Hitler at ‘the’ éxpense of _ the ‘most ‘vital national interests of the American people. ‘Within the Roosevelt administration #- -; aelf there are those who would ‘cénciliate and ‘compromise with: 1 the friends of Hitler and fas- © . ~ Fe te a’ am eree nt ee ee, eee 413 139 @ Feauot VL the greatest ULI SL ber] our nation. What is needed is speedy and effec- tive aid to the Soviet and British peoples, To bring this about the American people have to wage a determined struggle against all the treach- |. “of the most reactionary eircles |. “ot “the” ‘bourgeoisie. “They, the American peoplé, ~ erous. influe will support every action of the government to _ prosecute the struggle to defeat German fascism — and to. aid the Seviet Union, and they will not fail—they mot not fail, to" ‘speak out plainly -. against every tendency of the American govera- — ment to_conciljate the enemies of the nation—to appease the -sppeapers. Norman Thomages, the Coughlins and Hearst, these are the spokesmen of the most reactionary anwn of she Eé4h salina memos the anlinios CEE Gi wae ote Cun, ANCY PUTSuE Wie Politics of the Chamberjain and the Cliveden pet in Great: Britain, the policies of the betrayere and capitu- latora of France. They therefore represent the’ greatest menace ‘to the American people. This menace must be exposed and fought against re- = policy of lentlessly, because only thus can the people secure effective aid by the American Government to the | Soviet and British peoples for phe successful | atruovle to defeat Hitleriem, , ‘ are the sworn enemies of reaction, fascj ihe Soviet poret ee wap positions & beh Soild! oy the gré greet et 1 fufluence ‘and (pressure ‘of the most reactionaty~ 7" PEE ES ea eT aa _, Place in the oountry.... va oh. ted aT ee Agia eer 4 - The Hoovers, Lindberghs, the Wheelers and — These constitute the : _ Seaton, C4 coe oe eee Pere Bo aos - The atberty ‘M¥ing ‘masses of the American oly people. have always ‘been ready and. are ready Bow “s eae eee ie ee ee wt, more | than. ever {oe jaake all JHECEaSary sacrifices ” to defest fascism. They will insist that the inter. esta of the people shall not be sacrificed to the © : narrow and selfish interests of the war profiteers, comer Get _ the reactionary monopolists and Wall Street i im. . - perialists. These selfish Interests who refuse to _ grant labor 3 Hving wage are the ones respon- sible for the strike struggles. that have taken .-o The , true. _fefense ‘of - the American people tee “against its enemies at home and abroad demands a. conscientious policy of steady improvement of. the economic standards, the health and the gen. eral well being of the masses.- It demands that the democratic liberties of the people be guarded, preserved and extended. These are basic requl- ‘sites for a successful struggle to defeat Germeh fascism... ae . ~ wer oeSee? edb cor Seerery 2 oy . All of this 5 is made fully possible by it the great. wealth of the nation, its great productive capacity _ and by the skill of the people. This demands that ; the wnillions who are’ stil unemployed be put. to wark thet thara ha anual opportunity of amnlov- FOUR ay SEU GI Bre ge peers bdadiictatalel akabeed deel ‘ ment.in al} i industries for the “Negro people and for ‘the forign born, that the ” farmers be guar- . ‘anteed cost of, ptBduction and economic security. : li tequires a complete reversal of the present” ystematic curtailment of the people's rights a liberties, and the adoption of a policy of gieadfastly preserving and extending the dem ‘Y Kratic rights of the people. ” An end must be put to such instruments of 7, faacism as the Dies Committee, the school witch- hunts, the Voorhis Act, the proposed Vinson ante sear chowld further atrengthed as ¢ Industries, {nthe Hite of oo Bee