He is also reported to have recalled ihe assurances given the Japanese consular authorities in Hongkong by "he"Canton Kowloon Railway Administration in January that its trains would not cross the border to Shumchun but would stop at Lukhu, which is in British leased territory.
These assurances were given the Japanese Consulate-General here by railway officials following the public tion of a railway time table giving Shumchun, in Chinese territory, as the northern terminus of the line.
The British authorlies at 11 o'clock this morning closed the border to prevent en influx of refugees, after 500 Chinese had crossed the frontier:
—Domei.
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