The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-08
JAPS, RUSSIANS ARE
TALKING PEACE BUT
FIGHTING GOES ON
Continued from page one)

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SONS To '"Paii Wiii'h ''''S ,ha
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ltuSSo-Jal,aheHr ooi"' inn .an+h
around OhahghuleHs c IN, 'U an,
81 VladiVoS'ok, an Oh '''"i '''''
munlque revealed TO-DAY -.
The foreign MINISTER eoilu 'Io'',,I,,
ally accepted 'apan .he p P,TpUIl","
Tor settlement Oh Inc -, SJ I;l',imta
iens incident Us " loo"' : "'' athnr
separate from il ScoIt u " ';".'.
border disputes III inc I's,oit'
where Japan'S Korean ana man
chul,uOan dependencies a"Jo'''
Soviet Russia, by mixed cohllIlIS-
sion.
He also agreed to negotiations
"on the spot for demarcalIoh ol
the frontier and tactifuly admit
ted that the 1886 lluhschuilE
agreement between emma ana
Russia Is subject TO negotiations;
Heretofore Russia had ihSlS ..t
that japanese troops Shoulu "lVn-
draw first ana thal the ll"is
ehuils asi ct''ie'iT CIV, ', ,.rh-
tached TO II couiu not DC SUI
Ject of debate. :.;.,,1
The 1oreigh minister i u.s. NV.
however, that japan anu n'' 90 80
ter state, Manchukuo' nave ON!
one representative each On |no
joint commission compared u t"o
for Russia. 1t was DeleVeu japan
would accept TINS cohos''oi Sii.T'
she mas 1uil coitloi "a .nr Mnu
kuo'S 1orel2ll poiicy an an" -; ,'e affant
emu Representative Tri tbnS
be the same d. '"p" ad,,hors
giving eacii siue ."o mnnnS that
WINE opse Wei: IN TmaS
tec,liiiIanS tt, npnS;dor.d the
stalema' Ely my Ill., ont;r,;Stic ~
outiooh ueI'"I ,so oI cahIad
ohieeia''t nf +ha nonvers,tions TO
eSu'ile :. ,,o. nndorstood he
loNy1 anu ~ faro;nn commissa,.
"o"Iu a. 'ooL aftnr h. had re-
later III Tue WEN aiIr f,om, con
celNea ne" ii'S'i I'NIiol'' ra,a;nn
X. ugakl, Ihe J"p'''e'' W. ="
minister. r.,,...,., 80
Explaining Inc coiiie i eI' , -.
| the foreign ollice i""t '.S"'' Wv,
communicate S"'o In"' n vm
paSSaoor, VINO Wa" Nv, Thm.S'
CONVEX .I S''io''o 'L' 'raat;or II +,
Day ProPoseu 1''s sti, tho f;mbt.
peace Gon'lllIs H,n. "t ..eaat ~" .;da rn
ing ehuS anu t,"' = ' 1nn,,n;nd ~
tam inc Ie' ico'!
'ha' ilio'''c a,tJ onvors,t;op
IN tne lhulS""s 1919 So" thot
/ ShlgemltSu hau Piopoo' '"m,.
pom RUSSIAN anu '"'':,t>' tSaw
De Wllhura"ii W P'1'''V'" t
occupied before the el"S'''S S''''
ed.
"LltVlnol replied u ms SuH !
geStloh thai since e"Ii Si.'' "' Wv
endeavor to occupy lerTltory Wv
plan merely wouia I'S". a.. n .om
] tlhuatloh oi hiS'iii''eH' '''' '
munique SAID -, ,;,.;,.T
Inc comihuhique S'iu ~, i- a,j .,,'
revealed ne" iiciuent am ,'
cuSed the Japanese u Su"'' .Iy
attacklh2 SOVIET forces ~ 'nv
region Oh Hfoaekovo aI tne Ee Icy,
moment Iheif "iipass','H' '
proposing peaceIui H S:. w..
In this at'ack' 'he ooTltl ,i'1,i,
elgn eohlmlssar S"lu' 'aiai .:'',
forces captured III, eitN"''c -
known as "Hlll '8o.3 "hich Is ~
Soviet territory. Aller Imeg "eie
fepulsed the Japanese lireu y"
Soviet relnforcemehts ana Ihere
were DEAD Oh Dotn siues' .,,
LltVihOV saiu INC 'oofit' sos
ernmeht doeS not iiiIei'u " p.i
mt pefloolc atIachS Oh 'Is llon-
tiers, destruction OF us property
ana woundlng ol us soluiels' win
lmpunlty, the cohmuhique eo"-
tlnued.
NO occupatioh' ever, te'i'oi d y
Of Soviet territory ny 'apnileSe
forces VIII De periiiiIteu' A. s
"For those reasons the iol
elgh commiSar poiiteu Ua'' t In
government OF the U"oh Is ue.
termlned TO apply inc Strlctts'
measures, including artlilefy ava Id,
tlon, ana otner lorces' anu WIN
insist that the Japanese hw"m -,
tuhg army lthe Japanese army !"
Manchukuo) De compeiieu 70 re-
spect existing lroiIiers anu e''o
aggression. =,
AS the diplomats conferred the
Soviet government-controlieo
press saw the working OF the
REPRESENTATIONS axis IN Tie
border fighting.