CHINA AND SOVIET
CHINESE NEWS
(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright).
(Received this day at 8 a.m.) SHANGHAI, September 2
Whatever plans are afoot between Moscow and Nanking for the settlement of the Sino-Russian dispute, they apparently do not influence tlie situation on the Siberian border. At Clmrlanar, the scene of a Russian attack on Saturday precisely when a party of American journalists accompanied by the German consul from Harbin were inspecting the battlefront for the purpose off estimating the damage from the skirmishes, Russian artillery cqm- • merited bombarding the Chinese defence lines and a Russian armoured train entered Chinese territory, firing. HARBIN REPORT. SHANGHAI, September 2. Harbin reports the execution of four Russian scouts for attempting to sever telephone communications in Charlanar district. Nanking to-day confirmed the foreign press reports from Moscow of an impending settlement of the Ceraily dispute reaffirming, however, China’s determination to enforce the terms of the first note to Moscow.
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 September 1929, Page 5
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