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NEED FOB ALLIED CONTROL.
(UNITED PRKIiS ASSOCIATION.—COPiaiGBT.) (PDBUSHED IN THE TIMES.) .:..'
LONDON, 26th. February. The Omsk correspondent of The Tinics urges the dire n6ed for the establishment of ' inter-Allied control of the decayed, and interrupts railway which.-is'■■the spinal cosd of Siberia. ;A great proportion of the rolling stock is out of action,' and the people are suffering ..intensely; and are on this.verge of famine. ■ Those affected include 107,000 prisoners of war.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 50, 1 March 1919, Page 4
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