Alleged to Be Member of Supreme Council Tokyo, July 8.
Metropolitan newspapers yesterday claimed that Gen. G. S. Lushkov, the Soviet officer who recently fled from Russia into Marchoukuo, was a member of the Soviet Supreme Council, They referred to the publication in the "Pacific Star," Soviet organ in Habarovsk, last December 17 of a photograph of Gen. Lushkov with an article stating that he had been elected a member of the Supreme Council along with 14 others, including Marshal Vassili Bluecher, known in China as Galen, Gen. Lushkov now is a "political exile in Tokyo,—Domei 2. Guarantee of this equality by the recognition of the Sudeten Germans as a legal entity, 3, The determination and legal recognition of "the German regions" within (Czechoslovakia, Full autonomy for the Germans regions, prot citizen living o his own nationality, for every ide the region of 6. Removal of the "injustices" inflicted upon the Sudeten Germans since 1918 and reparation for them, German officials for German regions; 7, Recognition of the principle of and 8. Full liberty to profess German nationality and German political Boatmen's Guild Want Large Fees Demands by the Inland Rivet Boatmen's Guild for the deposit of rash security amounting to "several hundred" dollars for each boat plying on Soochow Creek has caused sharp decrease in the number of vessels on that waterway, it was reported yesterday.
When boatmen complain that the amount is too large, their boat is stopped, Many such vessels were reported being halted on the western outskirts of Shanghai.
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