IN MANCHURIA
SI NO-JAP A NESEi DEADLOCK
(British Official Wireless.)
RUGBY, April 26
Asked for reasons; for the deadlock in the Sino-.Japanese negotiations at Shanghai the Foreign Secretary (vSjr J. Simon), in the Commons, said that the main difficulty arete over the question of the fixed limit for the second stage of the withdrawal of the Japanese troops to the International Settlement, and certain municipally-con-trolled roads adjacent to it.
BOLSHEVIKS CAUSE TROUBLE
TDK TO, April 2G.
The Japanese Government’s investigations prove. Bolshevik instigation behind the outrage® in Manchuria and uprisings in China, aiming to overthrow any established authority. Evidence wais secured as to the supply of funds, bombs, and ammunition.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 April 1932, Page 5
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