Tokyo, Oct. 22.
As result of slight disagreement fon certain questions, Mr. Yurenetl promised to seek new instructions from his Government. Mr. Hirota, in hig role of a mediator between Soviet Russia and Manchoukuo, is reported to have made some counter offers to Soviet proposals.
Discussing the question of Japan's guarantee of payments by Manchou-no, Mr. Hirota suggested that the payments be backed by the Bank of Japan. Mr. Yureneff is reported as having asked for a bond security to assure the payments in cash and commodities.
Agreement was reached between Hehe two officials on various properties along the North Manchuria Railway. Soviet consular buildings and property will be exempt from the erms of the agreement. No agreement, however, could be reached on [railway hospitals, clubs and libraries, Mr. Hirota insisting that they be transferred to Manchoukuo.
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