PEACE IN EASTERN ASIA
SUCCESS IN CONCILIATION CHINESE RAILWAY SALE SIGNIFICANT AGREEMENT STRONGER RELATIONSHIPS By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Rec. 7 p.m. Tokio, March 23. Mr. K. Hirota, for Japan, Mr. Tinge, Minister for Manchukuo, and Mr. Yuranev, Ambassador for the Soviet, formally signed the documents for the sale of the Chinese-Eastern Railway to Manchukuo. Mr. Tinge handed M. Yuranev a cheque for 23,400,000 yen. Mr. Hirota said the agreement was of far-reaching importance in the East Asian world in the direction of peace. He predicted that the amity of the three Powers would lead to a solution of other questions if they were dealt with in a similar conciliatory manner. Mr. Tinge expressed similar sentiments and added that the agreement strengthened the good relationships between the Soviet and Manchukuo.
M. Yuranev, referring to both the Soviet and the Japanese love of peace, paid a tribute to Mr. Hirota’s efforts and predicted a settlement of all questions and a healthy development of Soviet and Japanese relations.
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 March 1935, Page 7
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