In a protest radioed to Ulan Bator the absence of diplomatic or consular relations, the Manchoukuo Government this afternoon threatened to resort to retaliatory action "should these unlawful activities continue.
The protest, the Bureau of Foreign Affairs of the Manchoukuo Government said in a communique issued tonight, drew attention to the "con= tinued Outer Mongolian provocative actions in spite of repeated protests by Manchoukuo."
similar warning of possible re~ taliation was served upon the Soviet consular authorities in Harbin today by Mr. Nobusada Shimomura, Manchoukuo Foreign Affairs Commission-there.
The note, the Manchoukwo Gover ment reveated, drew attention to the sistance extended both in the air and on land to Outer Mongolian forees by the Soviet Army in. the border conflict in the Nomonhan area.
'On July 10, the bombing Fularki, which' differs radically with the border affair, was carried out," the nolo was goid to have pointed out stressing that that "the recponsibility for any situation arising from this slate of affairs shall rest solely with the Soviet Union—Domer,
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