Paris, July 7.
Fresh instructions have been sent to the British and French Ambassadors in Moscow, Sir William Seeds and M. Paul-Emile Ni another effort to reach final ment with Soviet Russia for a pact against aggression, it is learned in well-informed quarters here, Several formulae are understood io have been drawn up in response to the demands of M. Viacheslav Molotov, Soviet Foreign Commissar, in his last communication to London and Paris, Failing attainment of success on a wider scope in the Moscow negotiations, French circles understand that the negotiators will probably limit themselves to putting on foot a tripartite agreement with a reduced scope, in the form of a declaration by the three governments concerned.
Reuter,
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