The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-02-10
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30 issue of the Communist In
ternational. 1t sets forth the
Japanese policy as follows:
Tn order to conquer China, we
mHst first conquer Manchuria and
Mongolia" The Chinese Eastern
Railway wiz become ours Just IS
the Southern Manchurian Railway
become Ours, and we shall seize
GaFan as we seized Darien- 1t seems
tAAt the inevitabiNty Of crossing
Of crossing words with Russia on
the fields of North Manchuria is
part Of our programme Of national
Development
with all the resources Of
China mt our disposal, we shall
pass forward 70 the conquest Of
India, the Archipelago, Asia Minor,
Central Asia an devon Europe"
Stress Need Of Attack on Soviet
Five Year Plan
The document stresses that the
Japanese. plans must be put. into
motion before the completion of the
Soviet Five Year Plan and before
the awakening of the Chinese masses
to which the. document reefrs as "a
Guture danger" The document states:
"A more dangerous factor Is the
fact that the Chinese people may
wake UP one fine day When
We remember that the Chinese are
our only purchasers, we must fear
that day when China unites and
her industry begins to flourish"
I'VE must from now EDWARDS
pursue our own military ends and
seize the heart of Manchurian and
Mongolia by divers ways, In order
to be able on the one hand to
destroy the military, political and
economic development Of China
and, on the other hand, to prevent
the per1neation Of Russian Com
munist-Daily Workers. Influence.
This Is the key of our continental
policy"
Key to Present Events in Far East
That this document, presented to
the Japanese Emperor In 1927, is still
the key to the Japanese policy Of
plunging the world into another world
slaughter. is clearly shown by events
today in China, and in the report Of
G. Bromley Oman, president of De
PAW University, on the militarist
propaganda in the japanese schools
President Oman states; -.
Early In December Japanese
EeenraI addressed the heads of
schools In the Toxic section. SINH
lar meetings were held through TO
the Empire In each of the schools,
military training Is a part of the
curriculum and 1t Is due TO this
fact. that tbesmilitary sssHped the
right 70 address the responsible
heads Of educational institutions.
THE general said In substance:
Our minds are made mp. We are
going through with this Man
churian matter. In 1885 the Wash
ington naval treaty expires. Until
that time. We know the strength Of
our navy. After. that, we do not
know Whist our strength viii be.
1.-The five year plan Of Russia
VIII be completed in the next year
or two, and 1t probably viii be a
success. Eventually, we will have
war with Russia. Russia at present
has an army Of l,2oo, 600 men, and
China has 100000 men. Russia's
policy calls for a union with China
I'VE know our strength at the
moment. We. know that Russia Is
unable to fight now, and China is
dteorganized. While we are strong,
we must drive wedge to the north,
thus separating China and Russia,
thereby insuring our position when
the struggle cornes!'"
At Shanghai, the Chinese soldiers
and workers opposing the japanese
invaders and the Kuonintang be-
trayal OF China. are still holding out
against the furious Japanese bonn
bardInents Chinese infantry rushed
the Japanese artillery positions out
side the International Settlement but
were thrown back. The Chinese
forces continued their bornbardment
Of the Japanese positions inside the
so-called neutral International Settle
unent.
The American inperialist press Il
raising howl because q white woman
was injured by the explosion Of a
shell In the Settlement. The New
York Graphic which had no protest
against the wholesale slaughter Of
tens of thousands Of Chinese work.
ers in the Chapel proletarian section
carried a big headline yesterday:
WHITE MATRON WOUNDED
BY SHARPNEL IN COLONY AS
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