Topan Liv, Mr, Lo Yung-hoon and other Chinese managers of the Chinese Eastern Railway are expected to arrive here to-morrow morning to confer with Marshal Chang Tso-lin on the railway dis; Rumour is rife that a detachment [Sedna front Manchu have been for Red troops now advancing
checked by Chinese railway Military Transport to be Paid from Chinese Profits Peking, Jan. 26.
According to Russian reports the agreement entered into by Marshal Chang Tsoslin with the Soviet, signed at Mukden on Sunday night, as follows:—
(1) The release Ivanov and the of Comrade other railway (2) The restoration of normal traffic on the railway.
(3) The cost of Chinese military transportation to be paid from share of the Chinese. Eastern Railway profits.
(4) Military transportation to b in accordance with the railway' regulations.
(5) Compensation for damages and losses on the railway through the recent incident Reuter's Pacific Service.
Harbin, Jan. 25, Immediately following his release Comrade Ivanoff advised the managers of the Railway to assume their functions as usual, for, he said, negotiations had. been taken up by Peking and Mukden authorities concerned.
Mr. Lo Yung-huan, Chinese' manager of the Chinese Eastern Railway, to-day visited. his Soviet colleagues and urged them to resume traffic without delay. In reply, the Soviet managers stated that as some of employees of the Railway, were missing, it would be dificult to reystart the operation of trains to-day but that trains would
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