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L Last Lest st week Japan decided Dlc Die Dlctator Dietator Dietator tator Stalin had eith eithir eithtr , r changed hll his hllJIlInd hismind hismind JIlInd mind or was at lait last throwing open opensupport opensupport opensupport support to t beleaguered China But Butbest Butbest Butbest best axplanatlon explanation of all aU was that big bigAlia bigAsia bigAsia Alia Asia la is still stJU not big enough to hold holdtwo holdtwo holdtwo two stubborn powereSince powersSince powers powere powersSinca Sinca Since 1931 l93l 19311 , when J Japan pan marched marchedInto marchedinto marchedInto Into Manchuria , . American newspa newspaper newspaper newcpaper per r readers aders hava have heard periodical periodically periodicalIy Iy ly that Tokyo and Moscow wera were on onthe onthe onthe the brink of war " Only OnJy Russia s sautonomous sautonomous sautonomous autonomous Siberian army anny kept keptland keptland keptland land hungry . Japan .Japan from moving movingInto movinginto movinginto Into Soviet territory But even that thatwas thatwas thatwas was not enough to prevent periodicI periodic periodicJAPAN'S I I i _ _ _ JAPAN'S JAPANS ' KAZUSI1IGE KAZUSIIIGE JLAZUSIUGE UGAKIlie UGAKIlie UGAKI UGAKIllf llf lie wanted fn ( J Ifss leu less iavlessnesaoutbreaks lawlessness latvleuneu iavlessnesa lawlessnessoutbreak , outbreak outbreaks * along a thousand miles milesof milesof 01 of ill 111 defined detlned border where last lastmonth lastmonth la tmonth month the five-year five year tlve-year tlve - - - iccret secret war warcrept warcrept warcrept crept into the openAt openAt open openAt At 8 < p an 0'1 01 p1 ' one night last week weekeight weekeight weekeight eight Soviet tank tanks * itormed stormed over a ahill ahill ahill hill near Changkufene CharJgkufeng Charigkufeng at the rough roughIy roughly roughly Iy ly defined deflned deitned junction of Manchukuo ManchukuoRussian ManchukuoRussian ManchukuoRuscian Russian Siberia Siboria and Japanese Ko Ko- Korea Korca Korea - - . rea rca Behind them in n a pdll p.lIl plIl pall . of smoke smokecame smokecame smokecame came Soviet Infuntry In1l'ntry In1lntry imfantry ' while over overhead overhead overhead head soared planes that levered severed rail railcom railcon railconi com con ! cctlons ectlons ections between Manchukuo s snland snland sniand nland Kirin Klrln Kinin and c astal ahtal Yuki Yukt At Atbattle Atbattle Atbattle battle s end Tokyo boasted bQasted bpasted 800 1300 Russ Russc.sualtles Russcisualties Rusa"nualtle Rusanualtle c.sualtles csualtles c-isualties c isualties ( " . - * Moscow admitted admllltd adrniited 68Next 68Nett 68 68Next Next Nett d-\y d y d.y dy d-iy iy . - \ while ejktern t.blern tblern ethtern . 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