The Archive · 1935

Japanese Flag Ignored

Sergeant Tanaka, who was in command of the Japanese patrol, hoisted ese flag, but, nevertheless, troops did not cease firing "The Japanese tied to encircle the Soviet troops, but, when they were within 80 kilometres of them, the Russians renewed their firing with even greater intensity.

The Japanese patrol returned the fire, and, as a result, the Soviet troops fled across the boundary, pursued till, the frontier by the Japanese, When the Japanese detachment returned to the scene of the engagement, a spot 200 kilometres within the Manchoukuo frontier, they found the body of a Soviet soldier. Two horses, which had been left behind, were captured.

'The Japanese military authorities, on learning of the affair, lodged protest with the Soviet military, authorities and, on receiving no reply, Followed it up' with another couched (even more severe "language Commenting on the 1996-37 budget. the "Tokyo Nichi Nichi" declared it, Takahashi is considering steps fo check increases in the budget for the next fiscal year. The estimated figure for 1037 has been set at Y. 1,680,000,000, which is an unprecedently large amount. view of the troubled international situation, new demands, including those for national defence, will be very large.

ancial circles in this country have recovered from the depression thanks to the growing prosperity the export Industry and munition Industries, As the result, a natural Increase" in revenues' reached '¥.10,000,000 for 1984. Undue optimism may result in further expansion of the budget, with on Undesirable effect upon the nation's inanees."—Rengo.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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