Tokyo, Oct. 14 Yurenev to-day called on the Foreign Minister, Mr. K, Hirota, to present the Soviet protest, After a long conversation, the For= feign Ofice official spokesman nounced that "Manchoukuo troops Jaceuse the Soviet forces of having violated the border near Pogranitet aya on October 6, No informa ton has been received here concerning the alleged incidents of October and October 12."—United Press, Manchu Protest Lodged Changchun, Oct, 14, A formal protest against the alleg-Jed violation by Soviet troops of the Manchoukuo border last Saturday which precipitated an armed. clash causing the death of six men and injury to five others, was handed to Mr." Michael Slavutsky, USSR. Consul-Generat_ in Harbin, to-day, the Department of Foreign' Affairs here announced this evening.—Reng Kwantung Army Report Changchun, Oct, 14, Two Japanese and four Manchou-kuan''s were killed and five others Injured in the Soviet-Manchoukuo border clash on Saturday afternoon, at a point 20 kilometers north of Suifenho, the Kwantung Army headquarters here disclosed this afternoon, The dead include a Japanese civilian who was acting og a guide, According to. the communique, a parly of 35 men were dispatched to the scene of the incident of October 6, to carry out a full investigation, Included in the group were a Japanese gendarmerie sergeant and Manchoukuo officers who were Involved in the earlier fracas.
"While this detachment was engag-fed in restoring border markers at a point about 20 kilometers north' of Suifenho, "the statement said," "a force of' about 50 Soviet soldiers, possessing four to five heavy machine guns, suddenly opened fire without warning, Our troops were constrain= ed to return the fire.'—Rengo,
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