Harbin, Jan, 26.
The Ohinese Eastern Railway despatched a special train at 1 p.m. to-day as @ trial trip. and if the result be satisfactory regular traffic will be reopened either to-day or to-morrow.
Japanese Point of View Tokyo, Jan. 26, Commenting on the dispute on the Chinese: Eastern Railway, the ""Hochi," in its editorial to-da: say!
"Manchuria having important relations with Japan, needless to say, we do not want to see peace and order disturbed there, but we have no need to be nervous about events that take place outside.the 20 where Japan enjoys special inter-hough we cannot make light of the stoppage of traffic on the Chinese Eastern Railway and of turbances in the area along the Railway, it must be remembered that the cause of trouble hi nothing to do with Japan. By the Rusto-Ohinese Agreement, the Chine ese Eastern Railway has become Russo-Chinese joint concern, pure fand simple and it naturally follows that the power to control the Rai way should be equally divided between the two countries, "Unfortunately, however, the actual power still' remains' in the hands of Soviet Russia, This is one of the reasons why the Chinese authorities have long entertained enmity towards Soviet, Russia.
"The fact also cannot be denied that during the recent war between Marshal Chang Tso-lin and General Kuo Sung-ling, the Soviet Russi showed a friendly attitude towards General Kuo Sung-ling, " matter which caused Marshal Chang to be angry with the Soviet authorities "At any rate, it is most import= ant for Japan to maintain her attitude of a looker-on for the present and nob recklessly. to involve herself in the dispute between China and Soviet Russia."— ern News Agency.
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