BRUTAL ACTS
BY JAP TROOPS v
MURDER, ARSON AND LOOTING."
(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyrig'-L) 1
(Received this day at 9.25 a.m) . LONDON, May 15. “Times” Geneva correspondent says that latent '‘communications to the League dispel the impression that the armistice is ended. Trouble in the Far ..F.-’st is general, and Machusan that Japanese troops entered- Tungho t( , 105 miles east of Harbin, and fil’ d buildings looted markets, disarmed the police, arrested officials and interned them in a gunboat, bayonetted women and refugees, sealed the mouths of pits' wherein civilians took refuge and burned them alive. ' ■■■■-'• The Japanese assert that 3500 acts of brigandage occurred between March' ’1 and April 10, ill the South Manchurian railway zone, instignated by Mani-c-hum's forhier rulers. >
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 May 1932, Page 5
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