The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1932-04-01

OIlllCQ OldCGS dIC QCICTIulI1-
om driving them into a new
ests will rally the workers and the
nited States for the defense of the
the militant struggles Of the Chin
the Soviet Union.
ing It's preparations to find a sOlu-
stion of blood and slaughter for the
crisis which is deepening weekly.
All of the imperialists are making
the greatest efforts to dissolve
temporarily the great contradic-
tons among themselves in a unit
ed war front against the Chinese
masses for the purpose of looting
China and against the Soviet Uni
on for the purpose of smashing
the workers and farmers father
land. The tremendous victories
achieved in the Five Year Plan
thus far and the certainty Of its
successful completion this year,
the fourth year, have determined
the imperialists to strike now
while the Soviet Union is bending
all Of its energies to complete the
lplan,
Japan Sending : New Divisions g
USSR Border
Steps for starting mass coloni-
zation of Manchuria by Japanese
reservists were announced in To-
kyo March oath. This is part Of
the openly announced plans Of
Japanese Imperialism to convert
Manchuria into an armed base
against the Soviet Union.
The Japanese Reservists' AssO-
citation, powerful organization
headed by reactionary militarists,
, has been given leadership of the
movement. Under the pretext of
giving its members a chance to
Inspect" on the ground the pos
sibiities for colonization, the as
ISOLATION has called its annual con-
, ference for Mukden, Manchuria,
, in June. At least 1900 delegates
! are scheduled to attend.
In the meantime agreement was
reported to have been reached
with Austria, Hungary and Czech
Oslovakia on the French proposals
, for a Danube bloc. The bloc is d.
rected primarily against the Sow
ct Union and is designed to facili-
: tate armed intervention on the
western front of the Soviet Union
at the same time that the Japan
csc attack on the eastern front
The French imperialists have just
granted a loan of 100000 ID
| Poland to complete the network Of
stategic railways to be used fol
the planned invasion Of the Soviet
Union.
v A Darien dispatch reports thai
huge movements of japanese
troops are occurring on the Kore
an-Manchurian border. A Shang
hal dispatch reports that the Jap
# anese are sending two additions
h army divisions into Manchuria, 10
y ward the Soviet border.
IS Japanese Hold USSR R. r. StOcI
Q Furthering their policy of delib
u crate provocation against the So
3. Wet Union, the Japanese hav
y moved to prevent the movement o
" Soviet equipment over the Chimes
N Eastern Railway toward the 81
II berian frontier. The Chinese East
% ern Railway is jointly owned b
re China and the Soviet Union. Muc
re of the moving stock is solely own
re ed by the Soviet Union.
re The Japanese puppet govern
re ment in Manchuria a few day
n, ago raised the question that
ne number of locomotives and freigh
trains which had crossed the So
re Wet border had been retained o
Of the Soviet side of the frontier. Tn
a Soviet government explained this
DO this stock had been Temperate
re loaned for operation on the CHR
in ese Eastern Railway. A Darie
st dispatch to the New York Time
g. reports:
- 'SThe inhabitants of Harbin
ha believe that the expected Rus.
81 sO-Japanese clash is likely ia
10 result from today's order Of the
of Chinese president of the jointly.
he owned Chinese Eastern Railway
h. DO the police TO prevent more 10
ne connective and freight trains be.
nt ing taken across the frontier IL.
= to Siberia This railroad afr.