Details are Tokyo, Mar, altd here concerning am alled revolt reported in despatches from Hitarbin to have occurred in the
tean river, about 160 miles. west-of Sathsing, on. abe Sun-Rorthewest" of Haxbin as the crow 'Ail that ix known at present is hat Colonel' Iizuka' and over" ten other, senior officers of a Japanese punitive column of infantry operat-Ing. agains: "bandits" are missing.
"The. Japanese forces were con: ducting' their near the con: fluence of the Sungari ard Wukon rivers, with Colonel Tizuka in com:
The reports state that Colonel Iizuka and the other officers are missing as the result of a revolt," but ghe extent of the uprising, if one has actually occurred, is not known, Tt'is believed, however, that the revolt may have been nothing more than a local mutiny by Manchoukuo {roops, who may have attacked the Japanese column, Similar incidents have occurred on more than Joceasion since the Japanese occupied Mukden in September, 1931, Up to the present, no official reports in regard to the alleged revolt Wye. been published and. whether the War Office has any information fon the subject or not is open to
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