The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-13
SPUR ON WHITE GUARDS q
TO PROVOKE THE SOVIET UNION
army officials.
Red Partisans In Manchurta
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Red Partisans In Manchuria %I
Victories.
With the Chinese Red Army in >
smashing advance in the neighbor-
hood Of the important city Of Han
kow with Red partisan troops VIC
toriOus in several fierce bsttleS
against the japanese invaders in
Manchuris, with the anger Of the
masses rising against the betrayal Of
China by the Kuomintsng, the i'm
peIalistS face a violent mass upsurge
throughout China.
japanese troops IN Manchuris
again yesterday suffered several Sc
we're defeats at the hands Of tbs Red
partisan troops. A japanese army
contingent, including 3 company OF
infantry and q detachment OF engi-
neers, was wiped out while pa5rollins
HsinmintLIn Another Japanese force
at Sinmin was crushingly defeated by
partisan troops. A Japanese armored
train which was corrying reinforce
ments from Tahushan was derailed
and overturned by partisan troops.
Only ten men of the whole force
escaped without wounds. While these
ten were holding an electric power
station at Pstaohao, near Talaushan, d,
the partisans blew up this plant,
plunging Sinmin. Tahustan and
ChinchoW into darkness.
Big Battle Now Raging at Chinsi.
Fierce clashes also occurred near
Mschispu, IS miles southwest OF
Mlkdeu, and at Suicheng, where
several Japanese were killed in
cattle A Japanese detachment which
went to The relief of the Koga cav
airy unit at Chinsi is reported sur
rounded by Red partisan troops 4
fierce battle is proceeding.
The partisan troops are using ths
mountainous region west of the Pei
ping Mukden Railway as base TO
which to retreat when faced with
overwhelming enemy forces and from
which to carry on their Increasingly
effective guerilla warfare, The towns
of Peipaio, Pelchen and Chinsi are
held by strong forces Of Red parti-
san troops. japanese bombing planes
and troops are being rushed to these
points. Bombing planes have also
been dispatched to the NeWcharg dis
trtct, where japanese forces have
been routed in several engagements
with partisan troops.
German Paper Warns Of Fed
Revolt In Colonies
A Berlin dispatch to the New York
Times reports the German neVs-
paper 'Deutsche Allgemeine Zietl1ns"
in q warning to the imperialists
against the threat OF q Red revolt
throughout the colonial world
against the 1rnpertalist policy Of
plumber and oppression Of the colo
NAL masses. The dispatch states:
The continuation of the jana
nese aggression against China
would be certain before lonS 70
lead TO Communist revolutions in
The latter country, IN which case
the Red fire would surely leap over
into India and, apart from, the pc-
lttical danger involved, would close
to the distressed occident the most
important Aslatic markets, in the
opinion Of the newspaper DeutSchs
Allgeneine Zietuns. The dispatch
quotes the newspaper as saying;
The economic distress in China
has reached such q depth that
when fresh internal disorders break
out in the wake of constant ma
tional humiliaticns it can only be
q question of time before they will
pass into violent Communist rfa-
| lngs.
The situation in India b such
that the conflagration would surely
spread there with great speed and
all Asia would become inflarned
with revolutionary ideas--and what
would be the use of world economic
conferences when the most i'm
portant markets have been Iost?'"