The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-02-20

the Japanese have just organized
their Msnchurian thefts into So
called independent state. A declar-
alton has been issued declaring the
separation Of Manchuria from China.
The declaration is signed by the fol-
lowing Chinese traitors:
Tsang Shih-yi, Japanese puppet
governor of Mukden; Hsi-Hsia, jap
anese puppet governor of Kirin;
Chang Ching-hui, Japanese puppet
governor of Hardin, two Monaghan
princes, Ling Sheng and Chi Wang,
and Gen. Ma Chen-shan, who a few
months ago callously sacrificed thou
sands of Chinese soldiers in a fake
resistance" to the Japanese inva-
ders. Tang Yu-lin, governor of Jehol,
has also signed the declaration,
thereby including Johal in the new
Japanese puppet state.
With typical imperiahst cynicism,
the Japanese have named the new
state "Anku," Land of Peace" How
the japanese imperialists intend to
rob the massesof Manchuria and In
ner Mongolia is clearly expressed in
the Tanaka Document as follows:
when there will be enough of
our people in Inner and Outer
Mongolia, we shall buy up the land,
paying for it one-tenth part Of its
true value. When we have
large section of the land in our
hands, there will no longer be any
question as to whether Mongolia
belongs to the japanese or to the
Mongolians"
To Use Koreans, Then Rob Them
The oppressed Korean masses are
to be used as catspaWs i'll carrying
out this brutal looting and are then
to, be robbed themselves. The Ia
naka document states:
eff the Koreans come to this dis
trict Southern Manchuria), we
must offer them financial support
through our trust societies and
other financial organizations. These
organizations must have property
rights, and the Koreans will be
limited to tie right to work upon
the land. Thus we shall, unno-
ticed, gain the control of the best
rice plantations which our immi-
grants, e., the japanese, must re-
ceive. They will have to displace
the Koreans who, in their turn,
will seek new lands which, in the
future, will also come into the
hands of our people"
Manchurisn 2artfsans Continue
Eer0ic Fight
The Tanaka document is fully
borne out by the following repor
from Mul.den:
THE new Manchurian State will
not attempt to be purely Chinese,
but will welcome land ownership
! by japanese, Korean and other ma
tionalities. In view of this depart
.ure the Japanese government plans
TO assist 10000 Japanese fami-
lies to emigrate to Manchuria an
nUally for the next ten years, which
plan admittedly means an influx
of virtually half a million Japan
ese yearly under government as
sistance, or 100000 by 1924"
The Manchurian masses are Civ.
ing their answer to the brutal Jap.
anese imrerialists and their Chimes,
tools in widespread partisan strug.
giles all over Manchuria. Over 200.
600 partiean troops are waging guer.
rilla warfare against the japanese
invaders. A Mu,Eden dispatch admits
the activities of the partisans. i
says:
1.-THE military admits that yes
terday and today Manchurian rail-
ways were broken in seventeen
| places. The bandit soldiers hold
ing the city of Tunghua number
| 1900 and another thousand are
marching to join them, according
to reports by Japanese aerial
scouts. Unconfirmed reports say
the Japanese army is attacking
| Tunghua."