Harbin, Mar. 20. peace in the Orient.
It strengthened the foundations of the "good nelghbourly relationship between Manchoukuo and the Sovi and promised greater acceleration of the economic development of north Manchuria.
The success of the negotiations, he added, was chiefly due to the "eamnest mediation" of the Japanese, which afforded "eloquent testimony to the intimacy of the relationship between New Japenese station-masters to-@ay took partial charge of various points on the CER, working together with the Soviet officials, who: will ro lire s soon as the transfer: agreement is signed.
Japanese station masters have been appointed to 23 largest points on the: railroad, while all the Soviet engine-drivers will be replaced with Japanese engineers, 250 of whom have already arrived here—Renj
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