The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-14
JAP ANESE PROD
CHINA'S STRIFE,
ENVOY CLAIMS
Deliberate Intrigue by Nip
pom Blamed for Fac
tionaI Wars.
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sTMMS
Scripps- Howard Foreign Editor

WASHINGTON. Oct. IA - DR..
Sso-Ke Alfred SIZE, Markings diplo-
matte representative in Washington,
today declared that the rebellions
and civil wars now reported in
China largely are the result Of de-
liberate japanese intrigue.
Japan. he observed, does not want
to see China united She, there
fore. subsidies the various warning
factions to keep them fighting
among themselves.
In this way, he indicated, China
is not only weakened and held
back. but color is lent to Japan's
excuse for Intervention on the
ground of disorder" or chaos"
DR.. SIZE. former Chinese minister
to the United States, is in Wash
ington at the request of the Ma
tionalist government at Marking.
Or. w. w. Yen. officially accred-
tied minister to this country. now
is in Geneva to speak for China in
the Chinese-Japanese controversy
shortly to be reopened before the
League of Nations
Blames Japan for Troubles
DR.. SIZE, therefore, is not acting
minister" but rather is acting as
minister" for Marking
Shown dispatches from the far
east reporting clashes between mill
tary forces in various parts of
China, and rumors of an uprising
in Chill province adjoining Man
churia, Or. SEE reached for the
Official journal" of the League of
Nations.
This. 7 think, will give you the
answer" he remarked. You will
find it in Dr. Yen's statement to
the league
If there has been disorder and
civil war in China" said Dr. Yen,
large part of the blame must be
put on the shoulders of Japan. She
has subsidized and helped one part
against the other from year to year.
Provide Money and Soldiers
ANY one who knows The history
OF China in the last twenty years
can testify to the help, in the form
of money and even soldiers and
artillery, which Japan has given TO
one political party against another.
why is this so? 1t is because
Japan does not want to see China
united and strong.
1T is here that one sees the ire
mendous contrast between the pol
icy of Japan and that of the great
European powers and America.
THE nine-power treaty is the
expression of the desire of Europe
and America to protect' China in
her days of difficulty. Japan
wishes just the opposite.
Take Advantage of Trouble
Every country must go through
revolutionary periods. All the great
powers of Europe and America have
had the same experience. We are
now going through ours. They are
the philippians every nation must
endure.
But Japan has taken advantage
of our difficulties. Every time China
had the opportunity of becoming
united under a great man, like, for
instance, the late President Yuar
Shih-Kai, and at present under
General Chang Kai-Shek, Japan
has put all kinds Of obstacles in the
way.
IF disorders and confusion exist
b in China, this is due to a great ex-
tent to the intrigues of Japan"
Cites Case of Marshal Chang
Citing the case of the late Mar
shall Chang Tso-Lin, "uncrowned
king of Manchuria," DR.. Yen OBJ
served that Japan backed him in
rebellion against the Nationalist
government at Marking.
But because Japan's price was toe
high the marshal refused to pay il
with terrible consequences to the
marshal.
He was murdered" said DR. Yen
"by the Japanese through the ex-
plosion Of a bomb.
All this, said DR.. SEE, very clearly
explains what is behind the news OF
civil wars and rebellions coming
from China. The views of DR.. Yen
he said, fully are shared by himst If