Tokyo, June 2 Mr. K. Hirota, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has decided to warn the Moscow "Government" that" the {frequent disputes along the Soviel-/Manchoukuo border may develop Into a serious international situation unless Soviet Russia changes its present policy.
According to well-informed circles, 'Mr. Hirota wilt deliver this warning, through M. Konstantin Yurenev, Soviet Ambassador to Tokyo, the same, he will request the Russian envoy to' guarantee that such incidents 1s the shooting at Manchurian vessels, by Soviet border patrols will not occur in the future. was stated at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that the firing at ships on the Amur River is aggravate ing the situation. Surprise was also expressed that the Soviet Govern ment had not yet replied to the 'Tokyo protest, regarding the firing a Japanese plane near the border Inst' month and the recent shooting Jat the Japanese Consulate at Rabarovsk.—United Press.
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