CHINESE WAR
SOVIET’S VICTORY
CHINESE ACCEPT TERMS
[United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.—-Copyright.]
LONDON, Nov. 27
v The “Times’ ” Riga correspondent states: The Soviet announces the conclusion of a truce with the Manchurian Government, which has accented the Soviet’s conditions.
The negotiations for the truce were Regan on November 21st. by the Mukden Government’s emissaries, who crossed the lines at Pogranichnaya.
The “Daily News” Moscow correspondent says that the Soviet’s conditions were as follows:—A return to the status quo ante; the reinstatement of M. Pemshanoff and Eismont as Manager and Assistant Manager respectively of the Chinese Eastern Railway. The release of the arrested Soviet citizens.
M. Litvinoff (Sovet Foreign Minister) has cabled to Mukden, proposing a. preliminary meeting at Ha bn rov.sk. to discuss the place and the date of a Peace Conference.
CHINESE, PROPOSAL. (Received this dav at noon.) SHANGHAI, Nov. 28. • Tile Foreign •.Office announces the receipt of a telegram from the Chinese' Minister in Germany intimating the . submission of a proposal to the Soviet for the formation' of a joint commission composed of equal Chihi ese and Russian delegates, with a neutral chairman to investigate conditions on the Sino-Russian border, condition on both Chinese and Rusf sian armies agreeing to withdraw thirty: miles from the border pending ■ a settlement of the dispute.
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 November 1929, Page 5
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