RELATIONS RESUMED
Soviet Russia and China DEBATE ON MANCHURIA \ Geneva. Dec. 12. Following a meeting between Dr. Yen and M. Litvinoff, it is announced that Soviet Russia and China have resumed the relations severed in 1929 over the Chinese Eastern Railway affair. M. Litvinoff stated that the present Far Eastern troubles largely originated from the fact that none of the Pacific States had been maintain--ing diplomatic relations. The Committee of Nineteen had a lively discussion on Manchuria. The Irish Free State and other small Powers wanted to take a strong line, but Britain and France counselled moderation. A drafting committee, including Sir John Simon. Signor Massigli. Dr. Benes, and Mr. Connolly, was appointed to submit a resolution on Wednesday. The committee is likely to accept Sir John Simon’s proposal to reaffirm the special assembly’s resolution.
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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 69, 14 December 1932, Page 9
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