The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1937, Page 6

Japanese Sword Cuts Off Wealthy Strip of China| S/M05AKHEAD Powerful Nippon’s Conquest Brings Dream of Self-Suf- ficiency Nearer “By DEWITT MacKENZIE Associated Press Foreign Affairs Writer New York, Dec. 17—That certainly is a land of milk and honey which Japan has carved for herself with the sword out of China’s fat side and Placed under a so-called Chinese pro- visional government in old Peking, seat of the dragon throne in days not long past. If one looks back of the window- dressing, this treasure-house of vast wealth is to all intents a part of the Japanese empire. It represents the fruition of an expansionist dream of long standing, and perhaps a close ap- proach to the empire’s goal of self- sufficiency. Japan, already one of the most ! powerful nations, has now placed herself among the great countries in territory and population and riches. The burr under the saddle is that the Nipponese have to keep on pur- suing the poorly organized but stub- born Chinese troops back into the in- [hospitable hinterland, instead of con- Solidating the new Garden of Allah and reaping the golden harvest. Warfare Cloud Continue This hit-and-run warfare may con- tinue for years—a disturbing and cost- ly business in every way. The Japan- ese have yet to demonstrate that seventy million foreigners can keep four hundred fifty millions of Chinese walking the tight-rope. Had the invaders time to pause for a birds-eye view of their new pos- sessions, they would see something like this: Full possession of the provinces of the far north—Suiyuan, Shansi, Hopei, Shantung and Chahar. Virtual possession of the coastal pro- vince of Kiangsu, in which is Shang- five big Free Delivery—9:00 Phone 816 = 10:30 - 2:30 - 4:30 Hansen and Enget, Owners Friday Afternoon and Saturday Specials BROWN SUGAR . MVATHS 3 tree cer 2 Ib, cello box C. 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Add Japanese-controlled Manchu- kuo, which adjoins on the north, and you get a total land spread of more than a million square miles, with a population of 235 millions, This vast expanse is one-third the size of continental United States, and the population is nearly twice as big as that of our country. Within this empire lie the raw ma- terials, the wealth and the purchasing power which will go far towards mak- ing Japan self-sufficient. There is an abundance of grains— wheat, barley, maize and other cereals, with peas and beans. Get Cotton, Silk Cotton is widely grown, and Japan has lacked this vital product. There is heavy production of silk cocoons in’ Kiangsu and Anhewi — and the manufacture of silk is one of Japan’s great industries. Much of the area is rich in cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry. ‘The eastern seaboard is well sup- plied with manufactories for cotton, silk, various kinds of flour, glass, iron, and other things. Japan has taken over mountains of coal, for China is one of the foremost coal countries in the world. Plenty of iron. There is a lot of it in Shansi, for instance, and the Tayeh iron deposits near Hankow (which the Japanese propose to capture in the near future,) are among the richest in_existence. The oil which Japan has needed so badly is available in various places. NLRB Representative Ends Fargo Hearings Fargo, N. D., Dec. 14.—()—A hear- ing before Examiner J. J. Fitspatrick of the NLRB to consider which of two groups of employes at the Armour packing plant at West Fargo should be given bargaining rights under the National Labor act was concluded Friday, The Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North. America, Local 413, AFL, claims mem- bership of 219, while the West Fargo Independent Workers Alliance claims 230. 9 Fitzpatrick will make a recom- mendation to the NLRB after a study of the evidence compiled here and the board will announce the decision. | xq Both Sides Claim Victories in Spain Madrid, Dec. 17.—(7)—Spanish gov- ernment forces slashing at General- issimo Francisco Franco's lower Ara- gon salient opened the third day of attack on Teruel Friday with their push apparently still unchecked, said government reports. (Contradictory. versions of the com- bat reached Hendaye on the French frontier. An insurgent communique from Salamanca said Franco's troops advanced at Teruel.) To Test Minnesota’s Unfair Practices Act 8t. 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