The rampancy of Soviet-Japanese war rumours was then quoted by Mr. Hirota, in which, he drew the atten tion of the Soviet Government to such propaganda, as itis apparent that these are being broadcast from the Soviet side.
As regards the pending railway negotiations between Soviet and [Manchoukuo, Mr. Hirota is said to have asked "Mr. "Yurenev for Soviet reconsideration to which Mr. Yurenev. promised to furnish an official reply After receipt of instructions from Moscow.—Rengo, Mr. Hirota said he was dissatisfied with the repeated delays made by the Soviet Government and. wanted immediate settlement of the issue.
understood that' he told. Bf. Yurenev. that Japan would not hesitate to deal with Russia directly, on behalf of Manchoukuo.—United Press.
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