The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-16

QlSpdUCIl 10 inc NEW 1OIh ALllSo
gives concrete proof Of the agreement
reached between the imperialist rob-
bers. 1t declares:
There is a well defined feeling
in diplomatic circles in London
that the United States and Japan
have reached an understanding
concerning a Manchurian formula
whereby the japanese may be sat
isfied without any impairment of
the dignity and prestige of the
League of Nations Council.
British Accept the U. S. Formula"
ut is further understood that
Sir John Sinner. the British For
eign Minister, has accepted the
formula, which has been discussed
by him with Ambassador Dawes.
Mr.. Dawes, who left for Paris this
morning, will probably submit the
proposed terms for settlement TO
Aristide BRAND tomorrow, and one
possibility is that M. BRAND will
offer the formula as his own to the
Council when it convenes Monday"
Dawes Gives U. s. Orders to
Marking
Dawes Giyes U. S. Orders to
Marking
A Paris dispatch reports that Cen
eral Dawes conferred on Friday
with the japanese ambassador in
that city. On the same day Nelson
r. johnson, United States Minister
at Marking, conferred for two hours
with the United States tool and
hangman of the Chinese masses,
Chang Kai Shek. johnson also
conferred with the Marking acting
foreign minister, Frank Lee. The
dispatch says:
Statements on the conferences
were not issued, but it was assum-
ed that Mr.. johnson was convey
ing the United States wishes that
a compromise be reached with
the Japanese"
These wishes" amount to actual
instructions from the Wall Street
to their Marking lack
eys who, under American instruc-
tions, have given the fullest Coop
Grafton to the Japanese occupation
of Manchuria as base against the
Soviet Union and have met with a
terror the protests Of the
Chinese masses, declaring martial
law in Hankow, Shanghai. Peining
and Marking, following anti-Japa-
nese demonstrations by students and
workers.
Japan Ambassador Says Japan Bars
Interference
These developments have been
followed by an official declaration
by the Japanese ambassador to
Washington, Katsuji De buchi, will
bar outside interference. In a dis
patch to the New York Times from
its Washington correspondent, the
Japanese ambassador is quoted as
saying:
Japanese opinion will not per-
nit the subcommissioner the ques-
ton of Japan's position in Man
churia to any outside authority"
Expose Plot to Use White Guards
The war moves of the imperialists
against the Soviet Union were fur
ther exposed in a Peiping dispatch
received in Moscow. An Associated
Press dispatch from Moscow de-
clares:
'Peiping dispatches published
here today said that documents
found in the possession Of a white
guardist arrested upon his arrival
there from Hardin give conclusive
proof that Japanese military au-
thorities are preparing proYoca-
tive action against Russia.
1.-THE dispatches said the seized
documents showed white Russians
to be cooperating with the Japa-
nesc in these purported prepara-
tons"
The dispatch further states:
can uprising, supposed to be
engineered as an emancipation
movement was to have been pre-
der the direction of guardists sent
cipitated by brigand elements, UNI
der the direction of the guard
lists sent to Tsitsihar and Khailar,
documents carried by the arrested
men were said TO have revealed"
Semcnoff Raising Army to Help
Japan
These revelations arc supported by
n dispatch to the New York Evening
Sun from Shanghai, which stated
Gen. Gregoris Mikhailovitch Sc
menoff, the Butcher OF Siberia
is directing the raising of White
Russian army of 5000 men in Man
churia to cooperate with Japa-
nese If the partly Soviet Chinese
Eastern Railway Is to be seized.
It we5 learned today"
The lies Of the Japanese militar-