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

men into the army with force"
This report Of the japanese bour-
geois paper, although slandering the
rebellious workers and peasants and
placing them In the light of plum
derers and bandits, indicates that
in this zone there exists a strong
Soviet movement.
Red Division Defeats Counter
Revolutionary Troops
It also indicates that in the zones
OF Hai-zen and Lao Yang, as well as
in the valley of the Lao River, South
Manchuria, there are strong armed
attachments of anti-imperialist mass
es. In the Hai-zen zone a Red d.
vision, 600 strong, defeated the troops
OF the counter-revolutionary Chinese
ladolords and bankers who are CO.
operating with the Japanese in the
armed seizure Of Manchuria and muir
derolls attacks on the masses. Under
the pretext Of the struggle against
bandits" the Japanese sent three
divisions to fight against the anti
inperialist forces.
Armed Struggle Spreading
In TScush-ten and An-Sen and
other places armed troops Of the rev.
dictionary masses are fighting against
the plumber expedition of Japanese
imperialism.
In spite Of the fact that the I'm
perialist and Chinese bourgeois press
ignores the revolutionary, antt-imper-
ia1ist movement In Manchuria or
brands 1t as banditry, the heroic deeds
Of the progressing anti-imperialist
and anti-Kuomintang struggle can
no longer be hidden from the inter
national proletariat.
The japanese seizure of Manchuria,
the betrayal of the Chinese masses
by the Kuonintang, and the revo-
lutionary action of the Chinese,
Korean and Japanese proletariat in
Manchuria plainly show that only the
working class can pillory the pa
triotic and nationalist maneuvers of
the bourgeoisie and fight against the
imperialist plans to partition China
and make war on the Chinese Revo-
luton and the Soviet Union. And SO
the Nichi- Nichi-Shinbun has to re-
port:
japanese Communists Fight Own
Imperiaiists
cover so Communists, under the
leadership of the japanese martyrs,
who have utilized the Manchurian
situation in order to organize the
Communists and the bolshevization
of Manchuria and plans the carrying
out of the Soviet Revolution, have
been discovered. In the period of
Oct. % to Nov. 4 all we're arrested.
These Communists had direct connec-
tons with the Communist Party in
Japan. They came Manchuria earlier
in the year and there published the
'Manchurian Red Flag They or
gained Communist nuclei in the fac
tories in Sa-Cho-Kan on the South
Mapch,rian R.R., in the Fu-shan
Coal Mine in the iron works in An
San and in other places. They were
discovered when it was noticed that
for Nov. z, the anniversary OF the
Russian revolutionary disturbances
were planned"
This report from the Japanese cap
italiSt press shows clearly that the
Chinese, Japanese and Korean Com
munists in Manchuria stand together
at the head of the anti-imperialist
struggle and lead the movement I'M
der the banner Of Communism.
Admit Japan Tries To Provoke
the Soviet Union
Further admission that the Jap
anese hired the Chinese militarist
Gen. Ma Shen-Chan to stir up trouble
against the Soviet Union is contained
in a Washington dispatch. The dis
patch is written by Henry F. Missel-
WITT, who for more than 5 years was
United Press correspondent in China
and Japan. Misselwitz states that
"A Chinese bandit, the now nctori-
Gus General Ma Shen-Chan. vas
hired to stir up trouble In the North
ern Provinces ITO afford the Japan
ese the pretext TO occupy the Tsit-
sihar section of the Cb'~esc re.~'~-1
Railway. which is jointIy owned by