London, June 4.
Political quarters declared the Soviet reply to be "quite constructive and serious. And they repeated the only difficulty in the way bf further parleys was the problem of guarantees to the Baltic States.
Russia wishes to include Yhe northern nations in her mutual aid agreement with France and Great Britain, whereas the two latter powers consider indirect engagements already assumed to be sufficient, The British Government, the political quarters said, was determined to try and satisfy Soviet Russia as much as possible, for Moscow's objections were "perfectly understood" here—
Havas.
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