The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-11-12
TO
PROVOKE THE
U.S.S. R, GO ON

Japan yesterday be-
gan the removal of
japanese civilians from
Manchali and Hailar.
The two towns are on
the Siberian border.
This step was admit
teddy taken because of
the growth of anti-Ja-
panese feeling. among
the Chinese masses. Such a
move, however, is definitely
preliminary for expected mill
tary action aimed at the Soviet
Union.
At the same time, the irnperialist
bandits redoubled their efforts to
push the Soviet Union into war. A
dispatch from Tsitsihar, Manchuria,
to the New York Times attempts to
give circumstantia1 evidence to the lie
Of Soviet aid to the Chinese militar-
lists. 1t is signed by Hallet Abend,
New York Times correspondent who
has been rushed to Tsitsihar in the
expectation Of developments along the
Chinese Eastern Railway which is
jointly owned by China and the So
Wet Union. The dispatch peddles the
following lie:
almost every hour witnesses an
accumulation Of Soviet monetary or
other support of Chinese resistance.
General Ma Chen-shan's recent re-
Inducements from the westward, re-
ported identified as Mongolians, were
armed and equipped by the Mongol-
ian Soviet Republic, which is a vir-
tual Russian protectorate."
Denounced BY Soviets As Lies
Soviet officials several days ago
pointed to the facility with which
the Japanese irnperialists were dig
cling up witnesses" to swear to any
thing from seeing Soviet fold" cross
ing the border to seeing Soviet Red
Army officers and men with the army
Of General Ma, who is a notorious
Japanese tool whose fake resistance
to the Japanese is designed to give
the Japanese the necessary pretext
for their advance Northumberland
the Soviet border. Soviet Mongolia
is an independent state, connected
with the Soviet Union only by the
natural bond Of sympathy between
the workers and peasants OF two
countries where capitalist exploitation
has been overthrown.
Attends dispatch attempts to boil
ster up the lie started by white guard
elements in Hardin Of widespread
misery" in Siberia.
White Guard Paper Predicts War
On U.S.S.R.
The New York Times also published
a dispatch from London quoting ex-
tensively a vicious attack on the So
Wet Union by the discredited Men
shevik scoundrel, Alexander Kerensky.
Kerensky attacks the workers and
peasants rule, and launches into q
TRADE against the Five-Year Plan.
The Novoye Russkye Slovo, white
guard paper published in the United
States, declared on Nov. s on the
authority of the Hardin correspond
ent Of the London Mail that Japan
will be at war with the Soviet Union
within two weeks.
Major General John F. Organ Of
New York, Commander Of the 9th
Division in France, speaking Nov. 10
in Chicago, predicted another world
war bigger and more evil than the
last" With typical demagosic ges-
ture, he added:
II warn my hearers now that
what Is going on In the world today
is leading straight and rapidly TO
war"
A dispatch to the New York Times
declared that speaking at the same
meeting, U. S. Senator Walsh issued
"a warning" that the United States
may be drawn into war unless Japan
and China peaceably settle their diff
ferences over Manchuria."
US. Experts "See" Russia in War
Tuesdays New York Times car
xied Z dispatch from Washington with