A report that negotiations will be pened between the British and Soviet Governments appears to be without foundation, but it is learned that the Government has not closed ite door against fulure negotiations and that any suggestions made by fet Government for the contorial righ's, in exchange for which real estate: the sume British and Danish subjects The second protocol deals with the special relations between Siam Jand Indo-China, regulates the status of Siamese in Indo establishes commercial lereates a Franco sion to administer legal quest connexion with the Mekong river Paris, Feb. 16, Interviewed by the Havas cor respondent at Moscow, M. Krassin it wax necessary to settle the question of Russia's debts nee, and aulded that if Rus ul credits for the restoration dustries and agriculture she disposed to recognized het the value of the credits The advantages which itx would secure to the Ted to confusion in the Anglo-Soviet treaty lust hammer and subject to re-assurances with regard to the of the Third International in Britain.
Feb. 17 ix intimated that France through Indo-China, and ast neighbour of Siam, hax a specia! interest in Siam, and the present tend to favour, in return ion of this fact, tha: ce-operative trusts would ensure payment of the interest and treaty, which sainetions Siam's full
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