JAPANESE TRESPASS
ON THE AMUR RIVER RUSSIAN SHIPS MENACED. VIOLATION OF FRONTIER. lUnited Press Association—By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright.l (Received 9 a.m.) MOSCOW, June 30. An official news agency states that Japanese three times recently violated the Siberian-Manchukuo frontier. Two Japanese-Manchukuo gunboats entered a tributary of the River on June 27. With sailors, stationed at the guns, and machine guns trained on Russian gunboats, men on board photographed the Russian craft. Wishing to avoid a clash, the Russians allowed the trespassers to proceed. ' : V : • Forty Japanese infantry, on June 23 and 26, says the agency, advanced several hundred yards into Soviet territory near Chabarovsk and occupied a hill and valley. They remained, for hours making observations. Russian patrols avoided a iconflict by refraining from firing.
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Northern Advocate, 2 July 1935, Page 7
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