Nanking, Aug. 28.
According to. recent telegrams ly quiet during the past few days.
In regard to the Soviet Govern. ment's announcement that it will hold China responsible for any out-Droak of war if the National Government fails to comply with its de-it is stated that the National Government sees no reason for) changing its attitude or altering its policy inasmuch as the present dispute arose out of Soviet Ru wilful violation of treaty stipula. tions.
At any rate the National Govern-amon, it is stated, is determined to} adhere to its announced policy.
Berlin state that Chinese Minister Semi-official latches from Chiang Tso-ping has had several conversations with the Soviet Am-Datsador to Berlin, details of which, while not yet available, are reported to be satisfactory, and the belief expressed in semi-official circles that] the present dispute will be amicably settled despite warlike preparations now going on on both sides of the order.
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