Tiestsin, June Jof a buffer state between China [Proper and Manchoukuo has caused both relief and surprise to the Chinese, who apparently expected) much harsher conditions.
It is assumed, however, that the purely political aspects of the situation will form the basis of subsequent conferences, possibly tween Mr. Huang Fo, Chairman of} ghe Peking, Political' Council, end fr. Ariyoshi, the Japanese Minister to China, when the latter comes} the North.
igning of the armistice will release the greater part of the} [Japanese troops for services against Chinese bandits in Manchuria and]
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