Poking, Mar. 30, Ta. response to Dr. Wellington} Koo's invitation for a po iaik, BIN. Karakhan on ¥¥fny evening pleaded illness and sent} his seoretary to call on Dr. Koo.
exchanges of messages occurred on Friday and one on Satur-ay morning.
Dr. Koo said that ho was ind yressod by two points arakhan's memorandum of March 24: (1) that M. Karakhan admitted that: the initialled agreements, one covering general mat tors and the other relating to the Chiness Eastern Railway, were preliminary texts subject th approval or rejection by. the Chin-6 Governments and (2) that the three days? time-limit was not intended to obstruct Int to expedite The Chinese Foreign Minister proposed modification of two Articles of the original draft con-corning—Mongolin, that! Article 4 could nex conte with the principle of reeiproci for, whereas China was asked to! Femounce sll treaties a monty made with & third par AMfocting Russian interest was only to renounce the treaties and agreements with a) third country affecting Chinese interests. The agreement provide reciprocal denunciations.
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