Many Official Protests Now Being Made Against Seizure of Archives; Harbin Consul Coming Shanghai, Oct. 20.
E were robbed and we will never give up—never! med the Estonian Consular Secretary, Mr, V. Miller, his eyes flashing angrily as he told a representative of the "North-China Daily New Jast evening of all the protests which were being made und were about to be made against the seizure: of the Consulate's a chives on Friday by the Shanghai Municipal Police, accompanied by Soviet offi ials and armed with a warrant from the First Special District. Court.
Flying to Shanghai from Harbin is Mr. A. Lohmus, acting Estoni Consul, who is expected to sign the most formid~ able protest to the Consular Body as soon as he arrives. Meanwhile, Mr, Miller all that he can to secure the return of the archives, enclosed in a wooden cabinet and taken to West Hongkew police station yesterday by Sgt. F. W. Bader. understood that the archives have since been turned over to the Municipal Council's legal department.
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