Moscow, Mar, 21.
Purther queries by M. Karakhan, the Soviet Vice-Commissar for Foreign Affairs, have elicited an assurance from the Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Hirota, that the Japanese army in the Kwantung peninsular is closely watching the activities of the Rassian White Guards.
Mx, Hirota further assured the Soviet statesman that the Japanese army in Kwantung was prepared, if necessary, to repress insurgent Political activities against Soviet Regarding the new Government Manchuria, Mr. Hirota, on Behalf of he new Governmen
country, eadirmed fapan's adhe ence to the principle of the "Open Door." M. Karakhan's suggestion Harkin. has also. been sent into Rewian territory.
"The impression gained here is that the Soviet intend to evacuate fniueh ofthe railway property as possible before treating. with the Rew Manchakuo government. cent. of the wagons on ths line Atleast 80 locomotives and 0 per aperted to have creased the border steady and if the stream of trafic tha direction continues the CER,
stated that only the Soviet gra ele oan nee en. organisation, "Hicbexport" la able forget enough waggons to move its The ""Hlebexport" is. baying con. siderable quantities of grain and figure Sancharia and ie siplating Seing railed without delay-—Revter seven days.
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