The Archive · 1933

CHINA'S RAILWAY DEBTS

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aM, ter, has. submit aide memoirs on Chinese railway debts to the Foreign Office here.

After pointing interests in Chinese railways total 45,783,794 and Tls. 1,468,840, the Inote requests an early settlement of all outstanding payments.

The Foreign Office, it is stated, has forwarded the Communica to the Ministry of Railways. Reuter.

The hope that China would sign one of the several security pacts that have been initiated by Mr. Litvinoff waned to-day, it being said that the Chinese diplomats were unable to sign the convention defining fan aggressor because the treaty was 0 worded that it applied solely to territories over which the signatories had complete control.

The Chinese are understood to have taken the attitude that, with the present "undefined status of

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