The Archive · 1935

Aeroplanes Keeping Watch

Peiping, Jan. 28. very. quiet, with arrangements for Te situation tu Charhar continues Tegotiations to settle the boundary dispute proceeding.

Japanese forces in the: newhy-occupied area were increased. yesterday, but apparently they have intention of crossing the Great. Wall. Constant reconnoitreing fights are being carried out by Japanese aero-lanes, which appear to be carefully observing the positions of Chinese troops inside the Great Wall, but there has been no further bombing. United Press. being Mongolians radicals.

Some casualties apparently were sustained by both sides, but details are lacking.

It was indicated in oficial Japanese quarters that the incident was probably 2 minor border brawl, attributjeble to the fact that the border has Inever been definitely surveyed, although efforts are now being made to negotiate for such a survey United Press.

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