The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-10

AZ all dutl-hdF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
on Nov. 81, the leaflets must re-
ceiye the widest circulation.
the consular body, particularly, in
view of the fact that on Saturday
morning General Ma Chen-Shan
admitted his inability to hold out
south of Anganchi for more than
one day."
That this action does not mean a
withdrawal in any sense is shown by
the statement in the same dispatch
that the Japanese are bringing up
heavier guns, more airplanes, etc.
Japanese Set Up Puppet Government
Japan is also pushing forward with
its plans of setting up puppet gov
ernments in Manchuria. A Mukden
dispatch reports that the Emergency
Chinese Committee Of Public Safety
"a japanese Instrument has issued a
proclamation declaring the ''inde-
pendence" of Manchuria and severing
relations with Marshal Chang Hsueh
lang, former Governor of Manchuria,
ousted by the Japanese who found
him not sufficiently pliable for their
purpose. 1t will be remembered that
the Japanese murdered his father,
Chang Tso-lin, when the latter be-
gan to show a tendency Of resisting
some Of the Japanese demands.
The designs of the Japanese I'M
perialists against Siberia Tin addition
to Manchuria and all China) are ex-
posed in a book by General William
S. Graves, U. S. Army, retired. The
book deals with the invasion Of So
Wet Russia by American, British and
French imperialsts directly after the
ending OF the World War. General
Graves reveals in his book that Japan
at that time sought permanent con-
troll of northern Russia. Graves ad
mits that American troops we're sent
into Siberia to help the White Guards
against the Soviet Union and were
only withdrawn with the collapse OF
KoIchak. And now once again the
iInperialist enemies Of the workers
and peasants socialist republic are on
the march!
U. S. Shipping Munitions to Japan.
The United States continues to
ship huge quantities of arms and
munitions to enable the Japanese i'm
perialists to prosecute the war against
the Chinese masses. This war lays
the basis for the attack on the Soviet
Union. In addition to other orders
placed by Japan in this country, Ed
win James in Sundays New York
Times reports an order for 5000 tons
of nitro glycerin. United States
troops are already participating in
this war. In Tientsin, when the ia
panese hired Chinese, and armed
them with machine guns and rifles,
to attack the Chinese police Of that
city, United States troops were called
out to cooperate with the Japan
ese.
The japanese -incited battle in
Tientsin clearly shows that Japan
seeks control not only Of Manchuria
but of central China. Tientsin is out
side of the Manchuria area and is
near to Peiping, the former capital Of
China. The division Of China is pro-
ceeding with the active aid of the
American and French imperialism.
Japanese imperialism is definitely in
China to lead the attack against the
Chinese masses and to make war
against the Soviet Union.
While the League OF Nations con-
tinues its fake manouvers, the Uni
ted States has more openly expressed
its support of Japan. A Tokyo d.
spatch gives the following signific-
ant light on the recent secret note
sent by Stimson to Japan:
"Strict secrecy continues to be
maintained regarding the Amer
lean communication TO Tokyo con-
corning Manchuria. Officials admit
that it does not cite the League
Councils resolution and say 1t is
not along the lines of NJ. Brands
note.'