Changchun, June 26.
The Manchoukuo Government has! {issued a statement announcing its intention "if necessary, to take appropriate counter-measures to meet. the outrageous activities of Soviet guards fon the Amur River, including kid-apping of Manchoukuo eltlzens and firing Into Manchoukuo territory."
The statement refers to three in-eidents on June 19 and 20 in which Soviet guards are slated to have secupied islets on the Manchoukuo side of the river, to have fired on Manchoukuo eltizensand to have abducted some of them.
'A protest against these alleged actions has already been filed with the Soviet authorities, who have _be requested to "withdraw the Soviet guards occupying the islets and release the Manchoukuo eaptives:"—Reuter. ced in all the amenities and comforts that surrounded this wealthy man.
Without hearing very much on any international situation "the Danish "Times" correspondent has a very. artful touch and feels the pulse of any Imbrogllo very quickly.
Among the happy memories of this! distinguished Journalist 1s of the time] fi when he fed 10,000 helpless, children after the war In Vienn one Christmas night he gave "spread" {to 8,000 children.
Denmark he was wood work of feeding these poor children for some considerable time. London. New York. Berlin, Athens, Rome. Paris, Shanghai and' Scotland are all familiar to this Danish Journatist who hag now been writing. for 25 years.
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