Harbin, Apr. 29.
Further strong comment on the GER. "dispute appears to-day in the Japanese-owned "Tarbin Times," commonly believed to have official connections, na leader under the caption "Useless to Negotiate with Soviet," the journal says that it is. necessary to. find "new measure for solving the controversy.
It demands an investigation to establish whether M. Rudy, mane lager of the CER. has been guilty of illegal actions and says that all rolling' stock evacuated to. Soviet territory must be returned immefagainst_any repetition of such an ce The "Harbin Times" asserts that the board of directors of the CER. is composed of five Soviet and equal number of Manchoukuo representatives, seven of whom, oF Jat least six,'must vote for a measure before it may be adopted Owing to "the impossibility' of securing.
"the "necessary quorum, Manchoukso nat been, "unable fo of Soviet officials, investigate the alleged legalities
ricaneegakuo, says the "Sabin four such an investigation even mes" in conelesion, must
his requires resort to arms and Should Torco the Soviet immediateig'to return the impounded roll The Real Authors Moscow, Apr. 26.
The Japanese, and particular!
iuorichimey Japanese. Coneul-General at Harbin, are the real Suthors "of all." commonieations Sutensibly emanating from the Manchoukuo president of the GER. Sovernment railway authorities said fovday_ on the basis of despatches From Habarovsk.
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