Mongols and Manchus Agree Re-open Negotiations Moscow, Sept. 2.
The Mongolian People's Republic (Outer Mongolia) and Manchoukuo agreed to-day to re-open negotiations at Manchuli in September 25 for a settlement of their frontier disputes.
They have aureed that their dis cussions should cover the establish-fient of two mixed Mongollan-Manchurian Commissions: one for the examination of existing frontiers between the Mongolian People's Republic and another to investigate the circumstances and causes of past frontier disputes.
Simultaneously with the appoints ment of the second commission, authorized representatives are to be Appointed to settle future frontier disputes and to decide upon their sulicient cause for entry into a forbidden port in normal weather.
The ship, escorted to Tak: her crew were fon August 17 and preliminary ex Tofecred to th tion papers were Takao Branch Court
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