The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-05

states In the Kansas City Star Of
Jan. I:
Nearly all the money that is
making this conquest possible is
American gold. The United States,
therefore, is profiting in &, finan~
cial way by the making OF another
Japanese concession, Japan realizes
that by making the American Its
banker, the United States will con-
tinue its financial development of
Manchuria ="
Within the secret understanding
between Japan and the United
States, Manchuria is to be converted
into an armed camp and military
base against the Soviet Union, This
is now being accomplished.
Admit Soviet Union Fights For Peace
Speaking over the radio Saturday
from Berlin over the nationwide
Columbia network, Frederick Kuhn,
Central European news manager for
the United Press, admitted that
'Manchuria is being transformed
into a Japanese colony" He reported
ruthless Japanese censorship over
all news sent out from Manchuria.
Foreign correspondents have been
Swallowed day and night by the Jap
anese, he said,
In his radio talk, Kuh admitted
that the Soviet Union stands for
peace. His trip through Siberia and
his investigation in Manchuria, as
well as the reports OF foreign OBJ
servers, proved that stories of Soviet
aid to the Chinese n1ilitarists we're
false, Kut1 said, adding that peace
was necessary to Russia for its in
ternal development.
Upper Glass Chinese Sell Out To
Japanese.
A Mukden dispatch reports that
the upper class Chinese are openly
supporting the Japanese invaders in
Manchuria. A large number Of these
scoundrels were present at a formal
reception on Jan. to signalize the
birth Of the new puppet government
in Fengtien province. General HOMO
japanese commander in Manchuria,
was represented by his chief Of staff,
General Miyake.
Posters announcing the Japanese
intentions to invade Inner China APP
peared on numerous billboards in
Mukden on New Years Day. Floyd
Gibbons, Universal Service cores
pondent in the war zone, predicts
that the entire Gulf of Liaotung will
soon become Japanese lake, with
the Japanese seizing Shanhaikwan
and the intervening territory between
that city and Chinchow. He reports
foreign opinion that the Japanese
plan to "go straight down to Can
ton"
Japanese Bomb Civilian Population.
Gibbons denies the japanese re-
ports that their bombing planes
dropped only leaflets on the Chinese
cities of Koupangtze and Chinchow.
He reports that these cities were
bombed with great loss of life to the
Chinese inhabitants. Gibbons reports
obtaining a fragment Of one OF the
bombs together with pictures of the
havoc created by the bombing.
A dispatch from the Far Eastern
Press Correspondence exposes a new
move by the counter-revolutionary
Marking government 70 rdirect nego-
tiations with the Japanese looking
towards official surrender of Man
churia to Japan. The dispatch
states:
French To Aid Marking Sell Out.
'Fenprecor has received exclu~
siys information emanating from
an individual who sits with the
highest in the councils at Marking.
NJ. Widen, the French minister TO
China, is understood to have been
entrusted WlJll bilS Ohoh VI hlohIl'S
all arrangements with the Chinese
authorities which will lead to the
opening of direct negotiations with
Japan concerning the disposition
of Manchuria and the negotiation
of a New Sino-Japanese treaty"
The dispatch is dated Nov. 20.
Yesterdays New York Times carries
a confirming dispatch from Paris, as
follows:
"Counsels to China to accept the
occupation of Manchuria and to
negotiate directly with Japan for
the settlement of other differences
are given abundantly today by the
French press. 1t is said even by
those who have firm faith in the
League of Nations that there Is
nothing more the League can do
and it is recalled by Stephen
t,suzalnc in the Matin that China
has not in any way paid her an
nual contribution to the League
even under the special plan which
was made for her TO catch UP in
her arrears"
This Is clearly revival OF the ECO