Interference with the normal [working of the Chinese Eastern Railway is alleged by M. Bandura, Soviet acting vice-president of the in a letter today to Mr. Li general. M. Bandura makes several demands, one of which is that Mr. ief of the rail-ay department should not interfere with the railway.
He also demands the dismissal of Mr, Sato, a Japanese described as 'a go-between agent between the CER. and Manchoukuo," and also of Mr. Hang Ming-che, assistant and Mr. Tien Hsih-fu, act chief of the haulage depart-
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