Negotiations over Nanking Communist Outrage Concluded:
Satisfaction Said to Be Gained All Round An agreement on the Communist outrage in Nanking on March 23, 1927," between Mr. MacMurray, American Minister, and Mr. Huang Fu, Nationalist Minister of Foreign Affairs, has been reached.
Similarly, there was no way of obtaining official information with regard to the contents of the agres-ment, but it is known from many sources that the agreement covers all the points of the original notes on the outrage in a manner satisfactory to both parties, a mixed having been agreed upon The expression of regret was agreed to in all negotiations but, to counter-balance- that, "the Nationalist Government raised the question of a similar express regard to the barrage about Socony Hill. The principle of reparations was ever denied by the Nationalist Government, but the mechanics for determining' the amount and the means for the payment of the amount of reparations were technical questions which sometimes proved somewhat of a stumbling-
The Necessary Punishment amount of repair The question of the barrage about Socony Hill and the large problem of the revision of treaties, according. to information which should accepted as accurate, are not dealt with in the agreement with regard to the incident itself but are separately handled, it is said, without loss of either dignity or prin-lo by the United States and yet ina manner which has apparently satisfied the Nationalist Govern. ment,
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