Another Chinese offi also showing fight is the Chief of the Educational Department of the Railway Area, Mr. Chang Ko-chun The latter is also an excellent Rudsian scholar and has always been opposed to the Soviets. He was one of the organizers of the raid on the having Poking sy in shal Chang so-lin's time, which no doubt he took as a precedent.
The Soviet Railway manager has reappointed the" dismissed—Soview citizens to their posts of the Central Library and the Meteorological Station, both which were taken over by the Educational Department at the beginning of the conflict, Mr.
refused to allow these two to resume charge, stating' that he was not acquainted with the details of the Harbarovsk agreement and had not received any direct structions from the Civil Administrator. It is hardly likely that, if the return of these two institutions had not been provided for in the new. Agreement, the Russians would have acted us they did. 'The matter [will no doubt soon be righted, and' Mr. Chang, who has always been obnoxious to the Soviets will no doubt vacate his present post. Be ing both energetic and pushing, Mr. Chang will get another position. He is well liked by the young Marshal although he has no. backing from the most influential Manchurian off cials, not being one of them.
Nanking Demurs 'Mr, Mo, the GE.R. Tupan, who is Mukden's delegate to the Moscow Conference has been asked by Nan-King to proveed to that town before Teaving for the Soviet capital. On, account' of the trouble here he will {find it hard to got away just now, for; the has even had to-put off. the: trip, to Kirin, to see the Kirin Governor, which he had contemplated making. at the end of Inst week.. Whether he* will' go, or not is still an open
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