Manchouli, July 7, Soviet officials have notified agents of the South Manchuria Railway Company here that the inter-continental railway service between Asia and Europe, which was out by the outbreak of the Soviet-German war on June 22, will remain severed. for the time being because of the "shortage of rolling stock, 'Meanwhile, fears which wore ox-pressed here' for the party of Japan= evacuees, Including Mrs Yoshitsugu Tatckawa, wite-of the Japanese Ambassador to Moscow, which is more than 100 hours overdue, were quieted by railway official who declared that" the delay was merely indication of the overcrowded service from Moscow,—Domel,
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