Representations on Holiday of Plane Crow Khabarovsk, Jan. 14.
The alleged detention of a Soviet aeroplane, with its crow and civil alr mall, in Manchuria, was the subject of vigorous protests to the Japanese authorities by the Soviel Consul-General in Harbin, M. Mik= hail Slavutsky, and by the Soviet Embassy in Tokyo.
The plane, it was stated, lost its way in the region of the Amur River, and made a forced landing in Manchuria, in December. The plot. and his assistant were taken to Harbin and were still being detained.
The Japanese Goverment has in: formed the Soviet Charge dAMfaires) that the matter must be handled by the Government of Manchoukuo—Reuter.
Moscow Comment Moscow, Jan. 19.
The oficial Tess News Agency. reporting the. incident here from. Khabarovsk, described sation as an unprecedented act of hooliganism in international rela~ tions"—United Press.
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