London, June 19.
Anglo-Soviet negotiations in the light of Moscow's Memo of June 15 were discussed this morning by the Cabinet Foreign Affffairs Committee after study of the Tientsin problem, political quarters revealed today.
In reply to the Memo, it was under stood that Britain would make more specific proposals than she has made to date, These would provide for the extension of mutual assistance in three separate instances:
1. In the case of a direct or indirect threat against one of the signatories, 2, In the case of a threat against State guaranteed by one of the signa-oot in the case of a threat against any European State whose independence is neil vital by any one of the three signatories.
The Soviet Memo of June 15, it was pointed out, claimed the grant of total and automatic Anglo-French guarantees to the Baltic States, similar to those already given Poland, Roumania, Greece and Turkey,—Havas.
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