The Chi published a Jay ashington, Dec. 1. they were actually carrying spies who were reporting on the strength of General Su's forces, the Legation said. ail, tatement a the se" of the aeroplanes. but th government tented
ed was later corrected (General Ssu bad made. the protest, to. say thal General Ssu, it was said' teil the Soviet that' he had tressied "the Russians but their willingness to lend planes to Japanese tiers was an unfriendly' act-—-United. Press Death for Foes of Manchokuo Changehun, Dec, 1, here the Dolice in all terontes trolled. by Stanchakuo the test Sha new law designed to cope with the activities "of anti-Manchakine "ele reanisers of antiManchuee wove "This new order stipulates that al Area in which the Japanese are making their di rents will be executed. ARERR suspicion of dlaloyalty to Manchu-taking pert in the activities of such organisations are liable to not less stated that when General] than ten years' imprisonment.
Ssu Ping-wen, commander of the Persons found guilty of conduct-/Manchukvo railway guards on the ing anti-Manchukuo propaganda are western section of the Chinese liable to terms of imprisonment not Eastern Railway, revolted and Tess than ten years. seized Munchuli' and Hailar, ]General Cheng was ordered to lead 'Those found enrolling foreigners his troops against the Chinese in the ranks of anti-Manchukuo or-commander, but his men refused to ganizations are liable to the death obey his orders with the result tha sentence or not less than ten years' hho was suspected of being friendly imprisonment. with the "rebel" leader. He was Any person found guilty under the arrested by, the Japanese com-new law is liable to have his pro-mander at Tsitsihar and shortly] petty confiscated by the State—afterwards. shot.
Another report emanating from'
Jeho! Border Trouble ithe same Chinese source is that Mr,
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