The Archive · 1926

Rebuffs Ignored

Mr. Kao, however, declined to discuss these matters until he had parted for Harbin on the pretext of attending to his private affairs. This did not accord with the i formation officially reaching here day or two later. He called on Mr. Vu, the president of the Chinese Eastern Railway, and opened a conversation on railway matters. The president replied that he could not discuss such matters until he hed received instructions from Muk-fen. and it is tolerably certain that Comrade Chernich will receive answer similor to that given him in Mukden.

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