Threaten Retaliatory Action Changchun, July 16, AUGING far into Manchoukuo, Outer-Mongolian ai aft of Soviet manufacture at 3.30 this morning staged a night 1 on the railway town of-Fulark'
185 miles from the nearest border Point, the Kwantung Army headquarters annou: eéd here this afternoon.
Seven civilians, comprising Russians and Manchovkuoans, were wounded by eight bombs released by the aiders, One Manchoukuo home and one Russian home were destroyed.
Constituting the frst attack on Manchoukuo's railway system, this, raid, caused a sensation here today as the town is well within Manchoukuo territory, being situated but 12 miles southwest of Tsitsihar, capital Lungkiang province. is 185 miles from the nearest Manchoukuo frontier. Located on the west. bank of the Nonni River, Fularki has 9 population of 200,000 persons. It is known as the shipping point for about 70,000 tons of various agricultural Products each year, including 50,000 tons of soya beans.
Fularki is the frst station west of Anganchi, junction of the Ssupingkal-Tsitsihar and North Manchuria rail-
The spokesman said he did not believe that the Soviets contemplated full-dress war, "judging by the internal situation in the Soviet Union."
Asked by a foreign correspondent whether the raiders at Pulark were Ouler Mongol or Soviet planes, the spokesman of the Foreign Mice said hho was not sure, "Tu resorting to raids into the interior of Manchoukuo, the Soviet and Outer Mongol authorities, declared, "were prompted by desire to regain the confidence of the Outer Mongols, who must have been shocked at so many losses of Soviet and Outer Mongol planes at the hands of the Japanese,"—Reuter,
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