Chungking, Mar. 5. Reuter learns authoritatively that the prospects of an amicable settlement of the differences between the Central Government and the Chinese Communis party are now considerably brighter following an agreement on two points as a result of mediation on the part of non-party delegates to the National People's Political Council, which is at present in session in Chungking.
The two points are: Election of a Communist delegate to the post of Presidium of the Council, and Appoinmtent of a special committee by the Coun-cli to investigate and study the differences between the Central Government and the Communist party, and to devise measures and means for their amicable settlement—Reuter.
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