The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-14
Workers! Take Up the Fight Against
War in Mass Demonstrations Nov. q

tinued yesterday their frantic efforts
to push the Soviet Union and the
whole world proletariat into another
and bIoodier world slaughter. The
New York Times carried q big head
on It's front page Initiating that the
Soviet Union was directly helping
General Ma. The head declared:
RUSSIANS STRENGTHEN
GEN. MAS ARMY, SENDING
ARMS AND MEN TO FIGHT ia
PAN; BRAND MAKES NEW
APPEAL FOR PEACE"
The dispatch of Hugh Byas, Totkio
correspondent of the NewYork Times,
while peddling its own lies, falls far
short of confirming the lying impress
sion the New York Times sought to
give, That dispatch states:
Prom Hardin comes news that a
troop train of thirty-five coaches
Is proceeding from Puhata to An
ganchi with mixture of Russian
and Chinese troops in the proper
Ito Of one Russian to four Chinese"
Pebbles More Lies.
The dispatch declares that General
Mas forces now consist Of 10000
troops and claims that ''he is NUM-
tioning them with the aid, as the
Japanese War ONCE firmly believes,
of Soviet Russia" 1t further states:
According to information from
the Japanese headquarters in Man
churia today, a force Of 1000 parts
ans made up Of Soviet Russians, Chi
uese and Koreans have arrived at
Tsitslhad from Heiho. and sixteen
freight cars containing munitions ar
rived at Tsitsihar from Soviet terri
tory"
Direct Effort 10 Involve u. 3. s. Il.
IN the effort more directly to in
voive the Soviet Union, the dispatch
goes on:
"a red army STAFF officer named
Ossipoff has arrived at Anganchi
and Is staying at the Ogpu (Soyiet
Secret Service) office"
A few days ago the lie factories in
Toxic and Hardin attempted 10 pass
of the notorious white guard leader,
Semenoff, as a Red Army officer.
A Hardin dispatch gives as further
evidence" of Soviet participation
with the forces Of General Ma. the
arrival at Anganchi and Manchouh
of two tanks and a half dozen 6-inch
guns.
Japan Mobflizes White Guards.
Anganchi and Manchouh are two
Of the towns on the Siberian border
from which Japan has recently re-
moved her civilian population in
preparation for the attack on the
Soviet Union.
The Japanese are pushing their
plans TO mobilize the white guards
against the Soviet Union. A Shang-
hal dispatch reported yesterday;
"Gen. Grogori Mikhailovitch Sc
memoir, the Butcher Of Siberia, Is
directing the raising of = white
Russian army Of 5000 men in Man
ehuria to cooperate with Japanese
IL the partly Soviet Chinese Eastern
Railway Is to be seized, 1t was said
here today"
Chinese Communists Defeat Japanese
A dispatch from Tientsin reports
battle between the Japanese in
vaders and force of Chinese and
Korean Communists in which the
Japanese suffered their first defeat
in Manchuria. Yesterdays New York
Post ca~ried ti''s story with the mis-
leading head Of:
SIBERIAN Reds Defeat Japanese,
Take Planes, Chinese Army Ad-
vances."
The dispatch states:
"a report circulated in Russian
circles white guards today saio
Communist brigade of Chinese,
Koreans and Buriats from Blago-
veschenk, Siberia, surprised the
Japanese troops at the Nonni River
and threw them back sharply, tax
ing several of their airpianes.
1.-The Communist troops, march
ing from the North, swept into the
highway near Thitsihar, the report
said, and attacked with sweeping
machine gun fire. demoralizing the
Japanese forces in the Nonni region
and forcing them to retreat several
miles behind the bridge head"
Resistance Grows Thruout Manchuria