According to the news agency, a communique issued at the conclusion fof, the negotiations states:
"The German and Soviet Governments, having signed a definite settlement of questions arising from the dissolution of Poland, declare that it Will be in the interest of all nations to end the war between Germany and Great Britain and France. The two Governments will make joint efforts in order to attain this aim as soon as possible. If the war continues, joint consultations will take place between the German and Soviet Governments on the subject of necessary measures. The German and Soviet Governments, after the dissolution of Poland, consider it their exclusive task to re-establish peace and order.'
The two Governments, the communique continues, have agreed to five articles, the fixing of their fron-lets and in refusing all interference by third Powers in the settlement. Ratification of the settlement, it says, will take place as soon as possible.
The communique quotes a letter from M. Molotov to Herr von Ribbentrap regarding the development of economic relations between the two countries, which says: "Both parties will draw up an economic programme providing that the Soviet Union will furnish raw materials lo Germany, which will be counter-balanced by Germany by deliveries of industrial products made in the course of a Tonger period. Both Governments immediately will give necessary instructions for the above measures."—Reuter.
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