Anti-Manchukuo forces have staged a successful rising in north "Manchuria and hav captured the district wanhsien, near Hailar, it was 1 bly on Mak. 21.
understood that. the Japa exe representative inthe prisoner, also the Japanes adviser to the Manchukuo government in the ing scores of Japanese and Man-chunaris and wounding upwards of 100.
Details of the accident were suppressed, but it was said in way circles that the guerillas derailed a railway train'at 1.30 am.
closely following, smashed into the ear, Lingyuan, A second train, wreckage while the guerillas were looting the first train, and met a similar fate, Uprisings also were reported at many points on the eastern border, goecially in the region of Pogranit=
Tu view of the depredations and the continuing fighting along the Great Wall—which is holding the bulk of the Japanese troops in is expected here that, troops may be sent to from Japan. The preterit have about in Manchuria, Many foreign observers believe they need fat least 100,000 to maintain order in the vast areas now included the Manchurian "independent state."—United Press.
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