The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-05-27
Wall Street Diplomats
Fear Red Ambassadors
Speech to The Chinese
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL..

TODAY the American legation at Pekng China, appoints
itself the censor Of utterances made by the Soviet am
In speech to the students Of Tsnghua College,
at the invitation of the college president.
This would indicate that Wall Streets diplomats still
think they rule unchaenged in the Orient Or do they fear
for their rule? That is likely.
The dollar diplomats in China should know, It they
have already found OUT the Chinese revolution
lists do like their speeches. The American minister
Schuman, departed for Berlin where pro-
NOTED to the post of ambassador known say
anything favorable the Chinese people,
he was not in China tor that purpose He was there as his
successor there in the interests of the Imperialism
that seeks to crush the Chinese people.
When the American legation protested the Chinese
ministry of foreign affairs against the Soviet ambassadors
Speech not because Kaakhan had said anything In
ca the Chinese but rather because he had stepped
from what Karakhan said Here it Isl
China, imperialism s usedv very ofsn
the Chinese peopee revolutionary they
by every form Of violence and degradation which
this imperialism
and free their country the aim
today and their struggle wi" have the chances the
the imperialism
in what forms It reveals Itself for the part"
Karakhan greeted with loud applause when he en-
tered the college hail. He given greater ovation
when he left it; all of which quickly reported by the
u secret service to the American legation that promptly
went into Mysteries There will doubt be regular tidal
of editorial attack the American press against
the mpertinence of Chinese in listening so
eagerly to Soviet spokesman.
The present socialist" rule in Mexico, for instance
under President Gales will be held up In contrast. 1t will
be shown that Communists have been expelled from the
Mexican labor unions that all efforts being made by the
Gales regime under Wall Street guidance stamp Com
munst agitation. Says the Chicago Tribune:
danger peace red Mexico Is not
serious, Gales
border the service will
it authorities but feeling
Of the Mexican government toward
Nothing could more clearly indicate the servfty of the
Gales socialist regime American imperialism than this
Tribune edtoria while nothing could better show the
friendship of the Chinese for the workers and of the
Union of Soviet Republics than the protest of American
legation at Peking to the Chinese foreign minister.
American workers be fooled. The U. S. dplo-
matte attack the Chinese indicates that the workers In
the Orient fighting than for their
ess Praise of Gales rule shows that the Mexican workers.
over their protest being held in leash the inter-
ing word us in the Tribune editorial the bankers
and protees of the United States work.
and poor farmers of the United suffer in COM
mon with their Mexican comrades.
The events in the Far East, where the revolutionary
situation rapidly developing would indicate that the
regions OF the earth where the auocratc rule of u.s. holds
sway are rapidly diminishing in extent.
The American legation in Picking protests while 1t can.
This only reveal its real mission to the Chinese
raise government to power that will listen them and
not to the gold seekers of Wall Street. workers
and farmers of the United States will that the road
to their emancipation lies in the direction.