MANCHURIA
POLICE STILL SEARCHING. VICTIMS OF COMMUNISTS. Press Association- By Eleetrio Telegraph.—Copyright.) SHANGHAI Noveinb8 r 28. The international police are still searching for the bodies of v ctims of Communist revenge. Three more were found to-dav, 'including a woman. SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT. QUESTION OF A NEUTRAL ZONE. PEKING, November 28. An important advance towards the settlement of the Manchurian dispute was made as the result of conversations between Chang-Houeh-Liang and Japanese Charge d’Affairs with regard to the establishment of a neutral zone along the Peking-Mukden railway. The change agreed, subject to Nanking’s approval, to withdraw all the Chinese troops to Shan-Hai-Kuan provided that the Japanese troops along the railway return to the Mukden railway zone. Tokyo officials consider the Manchurian situation easier.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 November 1931, Page 5
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