The Archive · 1933

Volunteers Still Active

Harbin, Feb, 1.

The Japanese now admit that the struggle between Volunteers and {their own troops in North Manchuria, is not yet over named of The Japanese say that been operating inthe istrict, but they assert that ho is how withdravery River with the tu aver the frontier towards the Amur tention of crossing into Soviet Russi Harbin, Feb, 4.

Railway communication between been interrupted by the removal by Harbin and Pogranitchnaya "has bandits of a section of the vails at Samohval, a station lying 118 miles of Harbin, according to reports received here tod A locomotive which was travel-ting at full speed was derailed soon fter the line had been cut and it is, believed that the crew were

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