Dairen, Mar. 15.
Important Soviet diplomatic changes! in the Far East are foreshadowed [detained last August and September various charges, including tereriem, has been decided upon by the [Harbin Police Bureau, on condition Tokyo, Mar. 16.
Doubt was expressed in official circles here to-day that Japan will take any action on the plan of M. Maxim Litvinov, Soviet Minister of Foreign Affairs, for an armed neutrality agreement regarding the Manchurian darder until all pending Soviet-'Japanese questions are settled.
The Japanese Foreign Office said that no official notice of the plan has yet been received, therefore no com ment could be made at present. A Spokesman was visibly pleased with the proposal, however, pointing out that such a plan had been favoured that they leave for Russia before the for many months by Japan's Foreign Jand of next month. The Poles will [be handed over to the custody of the [Pris Consul here—Rengo.
Minister, Mr. K. Hirota.
soon as present questions. between the two nations are worked
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