The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-05-17
Hands off China!" Cry
From Soviet Union Halts
u. S. Intervention Plot
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TODAY, the path of one of Wall Streets best diplomats
Dr. Jacob Gould Schuman, the threshold of the
White House at Washington D. c. its way from Pekn,
China, to Berlin Germany. Schurman had talk with Pres
dent Coolidge and the argument Of Morgan agent that
Intervention by the United States in China under present
circumstances would be bad for world Imperialism.
This confession that the United States government
Chinese people, concretey established special
washps for operation along the rivers of China being
The United States government does intervene in
China for the that keeps its army north of
the Rio Crande in its relations with Mexicot is not the
proper time unleash its dogs these nations. But
that does not that such policy may not be adopted
at some time in the future.
To be schurman the 'red menace" in China.
But his attitude toward has been pretty much the
his attitude toward l. M Karakhan the Soviet ambas
sador at Pekn contained in the statement Of
far as ! was concerned, he did not exist"
Thus Schurman declared that evidences Of Communism
were to be found only in some OF the interior sections of
gahda from Soviet Russia That is "dolar diplomacy at
its best.
This view will taken seriously by anyone informed
to revolutionary conditions in China The vitality of the
Vat Sem best shown by the fact that has endured for
than decade against all the aneuvers and
diplomacy of the worlds greatest imperiaist nations
No doubt the big why schurman tried to ignore
s o bg grew ov out U ms IS
amcaby with the representatives China Of those countries
that have recognized the Soviet pOwe Every day sees
peasants of the Soviet republics and the revolutionary
masses of the Chinese republic still suffering under the yoke
of both native and foreign oppressors Karakhan
symbol Of that unity doubt symbol that gave Schuman
many nightmares. He the 15ooooooo Of workers and
peasants under Soviet rule demanding Hands off Gilman
That ordinary demand 1t is the demand of workers
and peasants who have power to carry into action
But schurman's sIumbers at his post in Berlin will
not be without their restless hours In Germany Schur
becomes official agenA of the Morgan-Dawe plan
that already rises trouble the ndenbug regime In the
days to come Schurman will feel the full impact of many
blows struck at the Morgan-Dawes plan by we'll organized
proetaan under the standards of the German Com
munist Party These blows will be struck in those great in
dustres upon which the International bankers depend for
the carrying out of the Dawes pan Schurman will learn
that the strength of Communism in Germany grows of
the breakdown of German capitalism ITSELF that Communism
IN Germany builds upon its German substructure and
does not depend upon imported foundation from the
Soviet republics II Schurman did learn that in China
where the social revolution still in its early stages he will
surely discover it in Germany where he behold
mighty demonstrations of Communist inspired German labor
from the windows of his domice. Perhaps he may
even write book against Communism in Germany; that will
be widely circulated among Americas goose-step unver-
ses that Schurman left behind in order the dollar
diplomatic service Surely the restless labor every
where keep the diplomatic ackeys Of the great nancers
continuously on their anxious seats