FAR EAST TROUBLES
SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATIONS. (Australian Press Association.) ißy Cable—Press Assn— Copyright.) (Received August 1, 11.30 a.m.) SHANGHAI, July 31. The threatened conflict between China and Russia now appears to have shifted to a series of clashes between Whites and Reds along the border, the former adopting guerilla warfare, ambushing small parties of Reds in isolated districts. It is reported that a hundred Whites were trapped by the Reds in a village north of Vladivostock. All were wounded or killed. The departure of the Chinese delegation to Manchuli to-day, for the purpose of negotiating with the Soviet, has been confirmed by the Chinese Foreign Office circles. RESERVISTS MOBILISED. RIGA, July 31. The Commander of the Soviet forces in Siberia orders reservists, born since 1902, living in the Far East, to rejoin the armies stationed in the Vladivostock, Bkaharovski' and Chita districts.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 August 1929, Page 5
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