JAPAN AND RUSSIA
AEROPLANES UNDER FIRE REPORTED SETTLEMENT ' TOKIO. March 5 The dispute which arose out of the snooting down of Japanese aeroplanes y Russians on the Soviet border, Wems to have been settled by conversations in Moscow between the Japanese Ambassador and the Russian Underecretary of Foreign Affairs, M. Sokollatter declared that the 6 ooting against the Japanese machines a warning to the pilots to avoid "ying over''Soviet territory. The Ambassador complained that if he shooting was only for a warning, wasi strapge that bullets should have ♦w* Sokohiikoff replied that Was tho Soviet's custom.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21743, 7 March 1934, Page 9
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