Hongkong, June 26 Mr. Matsumoto, Secreiary of the Japanese Consulate-General in Hon kong, and his sister were temporarily detained by the police yesterday after being caught taking pictures adjacent to the fortified zone. Their "On May 28, a squadron of Japan ese pursuit and" bombing planes violated the border and suddenly attacked two Mongolian army aero subsequently. released—Reuter, "Mongolian and Soviet pursuit planes were taken by surprise and took off after certain delay, which gave their opponents an advantage.
"In this battle, the Mongolian-Soviet forces Tosi nine craft, while the Japanese lost two, "At the end, however, the Japan= exe planes were compelled to make hastily for their bases.
On June. 22, a new Japanese Manchoukuo "alr attack was made, this time with 120 planes, Mongolian Soviet airmen entered the fight with planes.
Ju the ensuing dognght invaders and 12 Mongoil craft were shot down, "another Japanese attack was made. with G0 planes on June 24. This time, the Mongotians took the air with in equal number, of craft.
"they brought down 25 of the attackers und ost only. two planes themselves, "There were no incidents on June
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