Eleven Soviet Russian fishermen are ut present being held by the Japanese authorities as hostages for the safely fond release of Japanese who have [violated the Soviet frontiers and been arrested, Tass news agency announced today.
"These eleven men were taken aboard. the Miho" Maru and the Amakusa Maru after their boats had sunk, it was stated, but instead fof aiding these rescued men and repatriating them, as is common Usage among the countries of the world, "the" Japanese authorities Lancashire, Mr. Kerr went on, had] 'a most formidable opponent in Japan, but Lancashire must tighten all its arrested the fishermen and maltreated them, Tass declared.
"These actions of the Japanese muscles and every available authorities have aroused great in-
Fesource to meet that competition. Reuter, ignatian in local circles, itis noted,
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