JAPAN AND SOVIET
Non-aggression Pact PROPOSALS CONSIDERED London, Jan. 18. The “Manchester Guardian’s” Moscow correspondent says that correspondence between Japan and the Soviet regarding the proposed non-aggression pact discloses that Japan does not desire a pact until disputed questions are settled, while the Soviet considers that a better atmosphere for settlement would prevail after the conclusion of the pact.
A Japanese proposal, which has been accepted by the Soviet, is the establishment of a permanent Soviet-Japanese-Manchukuo frontier commission to settle such local incidents as arise.
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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 99, 20 January 1933, Page 9
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