Preliminary Conditions Agreed Upon: Negotiations as to representatives to open the pene? negotiations.
The Foreign Commi at Moscow, through the A eign Commissar, M. Litvinoff, re The German Embassy to-day mitted to the Soviet Govern ment Nanking's proposal of Novente ber 1d for a joint commission, with a neutral chairman, to settle the dispute, concerning the Chinese Eastern Railway.
Litvinofl has rejected this as fa basis of agreement, saying that the situation in Manchuria calls for direct negotiations wish China.
It {is understood that Col. Henry L, Stimson, Secretary of State of the United' States, has made no proposals to Moscow with reference to the international arbitration plan he favours.
The Soviet press in Moscow, well as political circles, are frankly Subsequent Meetings to Take Place at Habarovsk information to the effect that Mulsden teas 0 IL will be remembered that on Saturday, November 23, to negotiate, concerning the Chinese Eastern Reway impasse, directly with the Soviet. The information came from" panese sources and was published simnlt. with a categorical dorsal by the oficial spokesman of the Nanking Foreign
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