Moscow, Oct. 2
The Foreign Oifice of the Scvict Russian Government to-day. oficially denied reports that Soviet armed forees have crossed over the front jor. into. Manchuria, Simultaneously, it wes announced that M, Litvinolf, the Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs, has had another long conference with Ambassador Hirota, the Japanese to Moscow, with regard to th Japanese situation in Manchar 7 Office denial of day was ions reporting London newspapers veying that Soviet cavalry patrols and armoured ears have entered Manchuria, "hose reports are entirely false," the Foreign Ofice said, "Informa tion has been spread regarding the crossing of the Manchurian frontier 'a provocative ial also applies vist forces are even preparing to cross the Man-penalism will isolate Manchuria from China proper and prepare it for, the fate of Kore days "Tzvestia." The: newspaper believes that the intensification of an-fogouism. between. imperialists. low with the revelation of Japan's Eoneretn demands to China, The United States already has quite un ambiguously testied as. to. her inforest in, Manchuria. and. abo has demanded an equitable division of the spolls,"Tevestia" says in that the extension of Japanese, Eerventiog in Manchuria has, been made. possible only by. the active Support of Japan on the part. of the Eyropean imperialists who marriage. the League of Natio United Press.
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