Tientsin, May 24.
'The Japanese Kuantung Army. t0- ay reserved the Tight to take "any measures it deems. appropriate', Should ft find that Chinese author!- fies. in the Luantung Demilitarized Zone were "supplying. volunteers {Under Sun Yung-chin with arms oF iding them in any. way.
"This notice was served on Gen. Vu Hsueh-chung, "Governor of Hopel Province, by Col. Selva Gigs, chet of the 'Shanhaikwan detail of the Special 'Service "Division of the Ruantung Army, following a°confer~ fence with other' high Japanese. army fofieers. Col. Giga also informed Gen. Vu that, should the Kuantung 'Army secure' evidence. proving. that members of the Peace Preervation Zone were in communication with the in the Luantung Demilitarl
outlaws, the army would deal with the entire corps ae a unit and as it Fapanese Plane Over Peiping Peiping, May 28.
'A Japanese military plane from 4 Peiping at 740 reconnoitring Chinese barracks at the Yellow Temple and Pelyuan before leaving According to Chinese press ports, the Chinese authorities have Teached an. agreement. with the [Sepanese military authorities for the founding up of the remnants of Sun Yung-chin's volunteers in the 'A Japanese Warning Peiping, May 26.
A stern warning thatthe 'Kwan-ute "Army" will' not' tolerate fany' violations "of the Tangheu Hrruce "Agreement was Issued to-day by. Lieut-Gen. Bunzaburo Kawagishi, commander of the puni= tive expedition which has just anribitated the forces led by Sun Yung-tne [chin.
In' lengthy declaration, marking the conclusion of the military operations which began on May 23, Lieut. Gen. Kawagishi pointed out ihat the lentry and concentration of troops the demilitarized zone formed a violation of the Tangku Treaty.
As such violations at the same time manoced the peace of Manchoukuo, the army would not tolerate the recurrence of episodes similar to [Sun's incursion into the zone, the declaration added.
Lieut-Gen. Kawagishi also warned [Chinese oftcials against assuming an Jwambigious attitude" towards "bandits" entering.the demilitarized Jerea in violation of the Tangku agreement.
At the same time the office of the Japanese Assistant Military Attache there announced that Lieut-Gen. Kawagishi's forces will continue "mopping up" operations until all outlaws are annihilated.
This decision was reached, the spokesman added, after the Japanese command secured testimony. inéicating that Gen. Vu Hsueh-chun, Chairman of the Hopel Provincial Govern ment, had issued secret orders to local' magistrates and commanders of Peace Prestrvation Corps in the 20n¢ tu aid the "volunteers."—Rengo oportod that a railway trans portation conference between the So-jet Union and Manchoukuo " will probably take place in Harbin on Jone 26 with a view to. the fa-
[éllitation "of "international traffic. Another "report reaching here from Moscow declares that the Soviet [Government is building a new seven-me railway network on the borders {of Outer Mongolia and Sinkiang. The Hotel length of this railway is ported to be 9,000 kilometres Reuter.
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