The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-24
CHINESE RED ARMY ADVANCES;
PARIS TRIES TO COVER CHINA RAPE

In the meantime, behind the veil
of secrecy which shoulds the meet
ings of the imperialist bandits in the
League Council, strong clash of in
terests is developing The Interna-
tional News Service reports:
During a secret session of the
Council, International News Service
learned the delegates of at least
three of the smaller nations enter
ed emphatic objections to the draft
prepared by Foreign Minister Aris-
tide BRAND of France, setting forth
the duties of the proposed commits
sion"
The British imperialists are also
reported perturbed lest the investi-
eating commission backed by their
imperialist rivals, the United States,
France and Japan, should affect their
position in China Fearing betrayal
at the hands of their imperialist ri
walls, the British are reported in
Paris dispatch to the New York Her
aid Tribune, to be insisting that "the
League has no business meddling in
China proper" The dispatch adds:
1.-THE return to Paris today of Sir
John Simon, British foreign secre-
tary, was taken as an indication of
the seriousness with which the Brit
ish government regards the situa-
ton
Sham of League Openly Admitted
The same dispatch reports some
League circles as openly admitting
the futility and sham of the League
Councils deliberations" 1t says:
mo announcement was made af-
ter the various conferences of the
leaders today, but there appeared
to be feeling of sqepticism as to
what the Council actually had &C
cornplished yesterday"
The Kuomintang tools of Yankee
and Japanese imperialism are greatly
alarmed over the growing prospects
of an overthrow of their bloody re-
gime by the Chinese masses whose
whose anger against the League of
Nations and the traitorous Kuomin-
tang is growing by leaps and bounds.
A Paris dispatch indicates that the
Chinese delegates are pleading for
more flnesse in the plans of the i'm
perialist plunderers for the further
rape and partition of China. The dis
patch reports:
1.-The Chinese expressed alarm
over the prospect. If the Council
should yield to the Japanese plan
and fail to heed China's request,
they said, the Marking government
is likely to be overthrown and chaos
spread over all China"
A Shanghai dispatch reports that
several influential Chinese newspapers
are denouncing the League and ask
ing whether the League Covenant
possesses any valid force or is mere
ly a scrap OF paper
Soviet Press Warns Imperialists
Izvestia sees the League of Nations
supporting Japans attack upon the
Chinese masses and her seizure of
Manchuria. Izvestia declares;
80 Japanese imperialism can fin
ish its jobs without fear that the
other imperialist powers will inter-
fere."
The United Press correspondent in
Moscow reports the Soviet press in
sharp warning to the impcrialist pow
ers to stop batting the proletarian
power. The dispatch reports
"rhe Soviet Government repeat
eddy has declared its neutrality dur
ing the Chinese Japanese warfare
in Manchuria, and the press previ-
ously has RETAINED from specific
comment. The declarations in all
newspapers today, however, we're
unanimous in warning against prr
ported efforts to drag the Russian
Government into the warfare"
The dispatch quotes Prayda as re-
iterating the peace policy of the So
Wet Union, but giving the following
frank warning to the imperialists:
But let the imperialists at Par