Harbin, Oct. 14.
Trains fully laden with Soviet troops are. being' rushed tothe frontier regions of western and stern. Siberia, according to for-ign travellers arriving. here. from TSTRese_ people assert trains overtook them regularly at people assert that _tr00
intervals of about, 5\ minutes th across the Trans-Siberian Railway towards Manchoukuo.
'At the same time, it is reported that Manchoukuo in' concentrating troops in the vicinity of Hailar, on the western section of the Chinese Eastern Railway, 110° miles from Manchulf, on the frontier 'Meanwhile, the Soviet' Consul-General in Harbin, M. Slavutsky, has lodged yet another protest his fth—against the detention Soviet employees of the CER. emending once again, their immediate release. Like his previous retests, however, the latest one is ing ignored by' the Manchoukuo authorities, Commerce and trade here cot me to. be standstill while all circles wait anxiously for the resent deadlock to end.—Reuter.
Tokyo, Oct. 14. are, Nosoosntsatigg at "Maison, It is reliably reported that tree
Changchun and Harbin, apparently: fas a precautionary measure ostenoibly preparatory to the bandit Reports received here. from the COA. describe fresh incidents, Manchoukuo police at the Man-holt station, "continuing their efforts to. disorganised the. normal work of the railway, on October 10 arrested, without any reason, whatever, the head of the locomotive depot, M. Levitsky, and sent him under armed escort to Buhedu station.
Police at, Buhedu then arrested the assistant chief of the section, a Soviet citizen named Kirilov. such actions, the police are trying: completely to eliminate all responsi-bio Boviet employees of the ralivay, turning over their duties and the a ministration of this section of, the Tine to Manchurian representatives,
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