The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-12
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New York Times. The dispatch adj
mits that news OF the capture o.
Tngshan was suppressed for severa
days. The Chinese Red Army /,
within 20 miles of Hankow. accord
ing to latest reports. On Saturday
it occupied the town of Kwnagpei
1t is now advancing on Shekow, g
town ten miles from Hsnkow, which
is strongly occupied by Marking
troops. All foreign missionaries II
the district have been ordered int
Hankow by the impertalist powers,
Red PsrtiSans Punish japanese
In Manchuria-
Yesterday. the heroic Red partisan
troops operating in Manchuria de-
fested a large force Of japanese al
Chinsi, killing four officers, includ-
ing the regimental commander, Lieut.
Colonial Gentaro Koga, and Is pr.
Yates, according to the admissions Of
the Japanese. The Japanese inVad.
ers were surrounded and heavily
punished. japanese reinforcement
were beaten off. Japanese bombing
planes have been rushed to the scene
of the fighting.
At Tahushan, 80 miles north o.
Chinshi, a force of Red partisan
troops attacked the Japanese garri.
son at ! O'Clock in the morning, kill
ing two Japanese officers and wound
ing many Japanese soldiers. Tit
japanese claim that the attack wa.
beaten off.
About 300 partisan troops at
tackled Japanese at Kaolimen, on TIL
Mukden Railroad, burning number
Of buildings in which the Jspanes'
were housed.
A Tokyo dispatch to the New Yori
Times admits military activities o
partisan troops on a large seal
throughout Manchuria. Most of tn
operations by the partisan troops arr
new being carried out during tn,
night in an effort to escape the at,
tention Of the Japanese bombing
planes.
Kuomintang Paper Invites Armed
Intervention.
The Kuomintang press continue
to warn its imperialiSt masters OF tbs
growing influence of the Chimes
Communist Party and the iInpotenc!
of the counter-revolutionary Nankinl
government against the mass up
surge. The newspaper Ia Kung Pa
deplores the 1ateness of the actor
of Secretary Stinson, which in effec
is a move for direct armed interven
ton against the Chinese masses.
Shanghai dispatch to the New Yorl
Times reports the Ia Kung Pao a.
foreseeing ".the disappearance Of tn
present social. order in China, will
dominance by the Third Interna
tional, unless more effective actiol
is taken" This is an open appeal t,
the imperialists to rush their plan
for. armed intervention In order b
save the present social system Q
robbery of the Chinese masses b.
Chinese landlords and militarists ant
the imperialist powers.
Exposes Chen SeIl-out to Japan.
AS result Of the growing rift be-
tween the Chinese n1ilitarists, re
flecting the sharpening conflict o
interests between their irnperialis
masters, the Chinese newspaper Cher
Pao has published a demand tina
Eugene Chen reveal the terms Of al
agreement which Chinese general,
believe he concluded with Japan las
summer. Chen is Foreign Ministel
in the new united" Marking govern
rnent Of the Canton and Nankini
cliques, and Is one OF teh Canto,
tools OF Japanese Imperialism.
Marking In Serious Financial Crisis
The movement to bring bacl
Chang Kai-sf1ek to power shows tn
desperation Of the present situation
OF the Marking government and in
dicates considerable success on tn
part Of the United States imperial
lists In their maneuvers behind tn
scene against their japanese rival
and temporary allies. A Shangha
dispatch TO the New York Times pre-
diets the early downfall of the Nan
king government unless" Chan,
Kai-shek, Wang Ching-wei and H,
Han-min return Immediately to Nan
king. Wang. one OF the infamou
cleft" leaders of-the Canton grour
together with the Hu Hanmin, ar
reported to be allied With Chang Il
a move to force the present govern
y1nert oIJt tn make vrav for the 70