CHINA AND SOVIET
I ' JU ' CHINA-SOVIET DIFFERENCES. FURTHER SERIOUS RAIDS. (United Prase Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) (Received thiß day at 9.25 n.m.) * SHANGHAl,.September 3. A despatch received at Peking from Berlin reports a deadlock between the Chinese and Soviet ministers in Berl.n, the bone of contention being .the insistence of the Soviet vepresetative on the appointment of a new DirectorGeneral of the Chinese Eastern Railway.. .. ‘y ■ '• Harbin reports an alliance of Russian troops with Korean and Chinese brigands in Pogranichnaya district. There have been numei'ous raids of a particularly bloodthirsty nature. Martial law was declnred at Manchuli and Hailar ! regions as a consequence of continued military raids, wholesale looting's and slaughter o>f \ innocent villagers.
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 September 1929, Page 5
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113CHINA AND SOVIET Hokitika Guardian, 4 September 1929, Page 5
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