The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-12-02


moves of the imperialist bandits are
aimed against the Chinese ReVolu-
ton as we'll as against the Soviet
Union, but the United States has nc
intention of permitting Japan to use
the pretext of crushing the Chinese
| Revolution to establish her hegenony
over all of China. The Wall Street
government intends to continue to
use its Marking tools for the attack
on the Chinese revolutionary move
ment, supporting this attack with its
own troops and gunbosts as in the
past.
The japanese parliamentary oppo-
sition is reported to have accused the
Japanese government "of yielding to
American dictation or of indiscretion
in disclosing what the army had
agreed on"
A Mukden dispatch TO the New
York Herald Tribune, reporting the
new movement northward, is sig
nificantly headed: JAPAN SENDS
TROOPS BACK TO TSITSIHAR. .
Japanese Revive Threat" of Gen. Ma
Coincident with this swing back to-
wards the Soviet frontier, the Japa-
nese resurrected the straw opposition
OF the Chinese General Ma Chen
shan, who up to a week or SO ago
played the role OF taking resistance
to the Japanese and at the same time
furnishing the Japanese with the
necessary pretext for their advance
towards the Soviet frontier. A Japa-
nese inspired disatch from Mukden
reports General Ma and other He'll
ungkiang province militarists to be
again threatening" the Japanese &C.
cupation of Tsitsihar and other points
in Heilungkiang. With their usual
disregard for conflicting statements
the japanese army hearquarters re-
port at the same time that the He'll
ungkiang militarists have opened
negotiations with Japan on the basis
of Japanese proposal for the estab-
lishment of puppet state in He'll
ungkiang, under Japanese influence
Previous dispatches reported that the
Japanese had proposed to General
Ma that he head this state. Revela-
tions made by Darien newspaper OF
the sale of Japanese arms to General
Ma and first published in the United
States by the Daily Worker were con-
firned on Monday in an Associated
Press dispatch. The dispatch re-
ported:
Numerous foreigners, including
an American, have been arrested in
connection with reported Japanese
scheme to supply arms to General
Ma Chen-shan, Chinese COM
mander in Manchuria, said dis
patches received today from Pei
ping"
U. s. Japan In More Secret
Conference.
Following another secret confer
ence with the Japanese ambassador
in Washington, Katsuji Debuchi
Stinson peddled to the capitalist
press the bunk that the Japanese
withdrawal from Chinchow was
caused by an increase in the influ-
ence of the civilian element In the
Japanese government.
After his conference with Stimson
the Japanese ambassador told the
capitalist press he could see a silver
lining to the clouds lowering over the
Far East"
Senator Borah is supporting Slim
sons policy Of secret note exchanges
and conferences with the Japanese
Asked If the Foreign Relations Com
mittee, of which he is chairman, PLAN
ned to question Stimson on the text
of the secret notes exchanged with
Japan, Borah replied ~ would moi
initiate such move. II the commit
tee desired such information I would
not stand in the way. But don't
think Mr.. Stimson has made any
commitments. Necessarily, the exec
utive department has certain field
and must obtain certain information
but when this reaches the stage where
the country is bound, the people have
right to know about it."
U. s. Marking Tools Complete
Betrayal.
Abandoning It's fake protest at the
Japanese seizure Of Manchlmia, thu
Marking government has fallen com.
pletely in line with the q. 8. and
League Council plans TO permit Japar
to remain in Manchuria. A Paris dis
patch reports that Marking has drop
ped its demands for definite datt
for the withdrawal" OF the japanese
from Manchurts. Marking is also
reported to have accepted the League
Council resolution for the establish.
ment OF neutral zone around Chin
chow. This resolution was offered
by the Japanese with the support o.
q. S. Ambassador Dawes. The Nank-
ing government is to withdraw its
troops from the Chinchow area, anc
has offered to cooperate with tn.
Japanese in crushing the revolutions
AIRY movement in that area, Ths
Paris dispatch quotes zone Of thu
higher League oflcials'' on this lat
est development:
League OfflciaI Admits Betrayal o.
China