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Mr. Kilsoo Haan, representative here of the Chinese-Korean League. yesterday in a letter to Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, drew attention to a Japanese base at Rashin, Korea, which is only 150 miles from Vladivostok. key port in United States shipments to Russia, Mr. Hazn said that the Japanese had stationed 50.000 troops, 350 aeroplanes and 12 submarines at Rashin.
Rashin, he said, now is one of the three largest and most strategic bases in the Japanese empire. Vladivostok is Russia's only ice-free harbour on of Japanese war e, un] the perth Pacific and is at the mercy and Russia take the initia-over Vladivostok with United States troops as the United States did Iceland," said Mr. Haan.—United Press.
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