Moscow, Apr. 2.
Japanese and Manchoukuo troops who are said lo have crossed the Outer Mongolian border were repulsed after fierce fighting on Tuesday] and Wednesday, it was officially announced here to-day on the basis of government telegrams from Ulan, Bator Hoto (Urga), capital of Outer Mongolia The announcement declared, "Following the heaviest fighting on Tuesday and Wednesday, the invading Manchu and Japanese military units were repulsed and driven back across the border."
'The Aghiing, which began early on Monday, continued until noon on Tuesday, the reports said, as the Outer Mongolian forees' repulsed several altempls to occupy the villages of Tamik and Bulanor. The Mongolians also re-occupied Adik-Jdotian and the surrounding region. "The Japanese-Manchouluo troops: suffered heavy casualties, It was sai.
"Shameless Lies"
Claiming a decisive victory follow-jing a two-day battle with Japanese JManchoukuo troops on the Outer Mongolian border, another telegram Soviet-Japanese War Not!
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