Moscow, Nov. 28.
Soviet officials declared to-day that Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang has accepted the Russian preliminary conditions for settlement of the Chinese Eastern Railway dispute.
Negotiations will be opened at Harbarovsk soon for the purpose of fixing a date and place for the negotiations of terms of peace.
The conditions said to have been accepted by General Chang include:
Restoration of the status quo of the railway.
Reappointment of the Soviet manager, Emshanoff.
There are certain further conditions which the Soviet intends t> propose, including a demand for the release of Soviet citizens now held in detention camps.—United Press.
Young Marshal's Acceptance details regarding the preliminary peace negotiations between China and Russi On November 22 the Soviet diplomatic representative, M, Simano sky, communicated with Mr. Tsai Yun-sheng, the Chinese Commi sioner for Foreign Affairs at Harbin, the following conditions for opening peace negotiation (1) That conditions on the Chinese Eastern Railway shall restored to the position obtaining before the conflict; (2) That a manager and assis ant manager of the Railway shall bbe appointed by the Soviet; and (3)- That the Soviet prisoners in China shall be released.
On November 27 Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang replied, accepting the conditions in principles. Regarding the second condition, he requested the Soviet Government to nominate the inviduals.
Mukden, Nov. 28.
Harbarorsk's Doxbts The radio station at Harbarovsk brondeast this evening the following He further requested the Soviet Government to appoint responsible The agreement between Soviet Russia and the Mukden authorities was de itoly signed on December 9, according to reliable infor ation reaching Shanghai The Harbin Commis:
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