GROWING WORSE
MANCHURIAN SITUATION
TOKIO, 17th, November.
The situation in Northern Manchuria is growing worse. Regardless of Japan'a. request to General Ma Chanshan 's troops to keep at a distance and enable tho Japanese to retire from the Nonni region, several skirmishes' are re* ported.
The military authorities intimate that instead of withdrawal, troops and reinforcements are becoming urgently necessary.
It was reported to-day that Japanese planes bombed the Chinese Eastern Railway, whioh lnay'involve the Soviet.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 121, 18 November 1931, Page 9
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