The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-29
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CiIIESE LADUK
PROTESTS JAP
INTERVENTION
Big Demonstrations Ex-
pose AidItO Chang

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demonstrations are being held in diff
ferent parts Of China, against the
Japanese invasion Of Manchuria.
Resolutions OF protest are being
adopted by these demonstrations
showing that Japanese troops were
brot into Manchuria under the guise
of being railway guards-detailed to
guard the Manchurian railway--and
that when General Kuo Sung-Lin re-
volted and Chang Tso-lin was defeated
and was fleeing from his opponents,
these Japanese railway guards put on
the uniforms OF the Manchurian war
lord and aided to defeat Kuo's detach-
ments.
Not only haze men been furnished
Chang, but thousands of guns and
much war material and money has
been paid out Of the Nippon treasury
and the treasury Of the Manchurian
railway to be used against the nation
alists who demand the immediate can
collation. of all extra-territorial rights
of foreign powers in China.
Japan Aida Chang.
The workers and students organs
point out that when Chang's army
was forced to retreat, the Japanese in
an ultimatum warned Kuo not to ap-
proach any closer that six miles to
Mukden, thus allowing the fascist
general, after the scare that was
given him, to rally his retreating
troops to outfit the Japanese soldiers
for their drive sD >est Kuo.
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Under the InperiaIist Flag.
TOXIC, Dec. -Nukden was
treated to a most revolving sight
when the heads sand legs of General
Kuo Sung-lin and his wife were car
ried around thruithe streets and then
hung on the south gate of the city at
the command of the imperialist tool
and would-be fascist dictator of China,
Chang Tso-lin, as an object lesson"
to those who defy the orders" of
the Mdncnurlan sWar-l0rd.
General Kuo Sung-lin, who was one
of the Manchurian war lords most
trusted generals, recently revolted
and with large detachment of Chang
Tso-lin's trops marched on Mukden
and forced the would-be fascist ruler
of China to evacuate the city and flee
to the countryside renouncing all
claims to being the ruler of China.
Due to the assistance of Japanese
soldiers and the heads of the Manchur-
ian railway, Chang Tso-lin's army was
able to defeat the rebel general and
then followed the most revolving dem
onstration of barbarism.
Gen Yang, lieutenant of Chang
Tso-lin's brutalIy murdered General
Kuo's wife following an unsuccessful
attempt to attack her.
Fear Fate Of kuo Relations.
Great fears are being felt in Muk-
den over the fate of the for remaining
widows of General Kuo Sung-lin and
his ten children. 1t is expected that
INC Nai-AOA u-aNiti meal vent Hin Wiath
on them. The subordinates. who
were under Kuos command are also
to face the axe, as Chang has de.
clared that he Will give little mercy
to those who participated in the re-
volt that drove him hot-foot from Muk-
den to seek refuge
Japanese Cruiser on Way.
The Japanese cruiser. Hiarto has
been dispatched from Port Arthur to
Chingwangtao inoorder to crush any
disorders" No attempt is being
made to hide the japanese sympathies
for Chang Tso-lin and 1t is to be ex-
pected that these ships will be held in
readiness to render any assistance