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INFRINGEMENT LEADS TO PROTEST

Moscow, July 1. As a result of the week-end in- cident, which is causing tension between the Soviet and Japan, the Soviet Ambassador to Tokyo formally protested to the Japanese Foreign Office regarding infringe- ment of Sövlet territory.

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Tyler, pro- consideration sees a possible clash and defendant lived on

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and while complainant the view that war will come be- Southern and Lady Southorn have tween the United States and Japan, Ton

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defendant

entered his kindly consented to attend the This latter contingency is based on fendant was bound over in the unt

and stole the moty. De Prize Day at STANLEY on Thurs-submission that the United States of $75 to come up for judgment day July 4 at 5 p.m. when His has taken a stronger stand against when called upon within period Excellency will distribute the Japan aggression than any other of one year, prizes.

Power--that it has indicated in Further it is stated that in w

By the kindness of Lieut. Col. unmistakeable terms that it expects cases the Soviet patrols refrained

R. E. Hindson and Officers, the Japan to get out of Manchuria. Eastern question, and. from firing, due to Russia's strong

premises desire for peace, bul the embassy

Band of The Royal Welch Fusiliers The Stimson Doctrine is viewed by author's main at Tokyo will try to determine Tam King, 20, prostitute, of Macao, will play before and

Mr. Peffer as more than a refusal ceded, the conchisions reached may whether the Japanese and Manchu Jand

to recognise Manchukuo: he con-be and to rest on a logical basis. Chan Kam, 20, of Nam Hoi, | Prize-giving.

siders it na am unequivocal com- patrois acted on their own initiative appeared before Mr. S. F. Balfour at

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The other incidents complained of were the incursion on Soviet territory of Japanese infantry and cavalry, and trespassing by Japan ese gunboats on the Amur River.-- United Presa.

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