HAGUE FIASCO.
SOVIET DEALS WITH INDIVIDUALS. THE HAGUE, July 16. Optimists hope the conference may vet receive a new lease of life. The Russians openly say that they prefer to deal with private individuals rather than governments; moreover they do not want all the bridges cut between Russia and the rest of Europe, so are studying the problem of private property with a view to finding a way from I the impasse. WAITING ON RUSSIA. THE HAGUE, July 17. r Th-e President of the North-Russian ' Commission has informed M. Litvinoff : that tho Sub-Commission will consider I any statement altering the former Russian declaration, and thus enabling a continuance of negotiations.
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Grey River Argus, 18 July 1922, Page 5
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