Washington, Sept. 15.
'A. great stir was created in Con-Jgressional circles today by the news that Soviet Russia and Japan may Jamcably settle their border conflict along the Outer Mongolian-Manchou-Kuoan frontier.
Several Congressmen saw in this Mews further cause for speedy abroration of the Neutrality Act's arms Jembargo clause.
Representative Sol Bloom, Chairman of the House Foreign' Affairs Committee said, however, that the reports of a possible armistice might be "only a trial balloon to test world >pinfon and its reaction, Representative Ed. V. Izac, another member of the Foreign Affairs Com-/mitteo, said that he considered Russo-Japanese rapprochement, if it took place, to constitute a danger to the United States. He recommended repeal of the arms embargo clause—Havas,
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