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London, Nov. 18.
Rester understands that the Goverment is in no way k- clined to accept the Japanese reply on the blocking of the Yangtze as disposing of the matter.
The contention that Japanese Isteamers on the Yangtze are only military nécessitles carrying scarcely accords with regular ad
fares vertisements of passenger and times of salling of Japanese steamers In Chinese newspapers.
It is understood the Government is now consulting France and the United States with a view to the requisite procedure,
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Persistent reports have reached London to the effect that Mar-
Commander-in-Chief of sha Vassily Bluscher, until recently Soviet armies in Siberia, is alive and is in northwest China oversee- ing the military assistance which the Soviet is stated to be giving to China via the Outer Mongolian routes.
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Vassily Konstantinovich Bluecher nese airmen are being trained at is 18. He was a metal worker be- Voronezh and elsewhere, and that fore he marched to war as
He had risen as 1.500 military instructors private in 1914 have proceeded to China during far as it was possible for a peasant the last two months, to be follow- to rise in the Tsar's army when, In 1916, he received 1 serious ed by other in addition.
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Just before the 1911 revolu- tion he joined the Bolshevik Party, Soon after the party's seizure of power. Bluecher, in command of a motley detach- ment of soldiers, workers, and war prisoners, routed season- ed Cossack troops. This was the beginning of a remarkable career as a strategist.
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