In reply to @ question in the House of Commons to-day, the For: Me. Arthu! Hondere ad received the text to the British Note in regard to the spate' between China and Soviet Russia and a telegraphic summary. of the reply of the Soviet Govern ment.
Mr. Henderson stated that the Soviet and Chinese authorities were now hurrying on with negotiations, and he at present did not contem= plate taking any further steps. Ho had no knowledge of the attitude of the other Powers in this con: nection, He added that there had been no recrudescence of military, activity.
Mr, Henderson admitted that the Soviet reply described the repre+ sentation made to them as unjust fable interference and an untriende ly act on the part of the British Government, but he did not answer Conservative member's question whether that was the sort of reply to expect from a friendly nation—Reuter, More Feot in the Dish Belgrade, Dec, 10, 'The United States Government requested the Government of Yugo-Slavin, as a signatory of the, Kellogr Pact, to send a similar Note to the Chinese and' Soviet. Govern ments regarding Manchuria as had been sent by the United States The Yugo-Slav Government will ingly accepted the invitation, but as it has no diplomatic relations. with the Soviet it has asked the United States Government to address fdentic Note on behalf of Slavia to China and to the SW.
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