The Archive · 1936

Mr, Shi Li-pen, the Mauch Commissioner for Foreign Affairs at

Harbin, to-day handed to. the Soviet Consul-General here, M. Slavutsky. 2 protest in connection' with the landing on January 12 of a Soviet military aeroplane In the vicinity of Tsclingmoho, forty miles south-west of Tacks.

The protest states that afler land-the pilots held a conference with twenty Chinese bandits, to whom they equantly transferred four Maj. Arisue declared that the Soviet denial of the crossing of Manchoukuo's borders by Russian troops has been disproved. The incidents, both along the Soviet-Manchurian border and the Manchoukuo-Outer Mongolian frontier, have "evidently" been instigated by Moscow, on "a well-devised plan", the offer concluded.—Domel.

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