NON-AGGRESSION
SOVIET SEEKS PACT WITH U.S.A
MANCHURIAN POLICY SUPPORT
.United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph— Copyright.)
NEW YORK, November 12
it Washington dispatch declares that M. Litvinoff (Soviet Foreign Minister) is seeking to negotiate for the Soviet -a non-aggression pact- with America, as well as a treaty for American recognition of the Soviet, and also commercial agreements.
A general outline of such a treaty has been submitted to the State De-
partment by him. It specifies that the two Governments should recognise their respective territorial sovereignty and that neither shall recognise any territory seized ’by aggression or by force
Diplomatic circles have interpreted this effort of M. Litvinoff’s as a direct bid for American support as against Japan’s Manchurian policy.
PLANE destruction denied
MOSCOW. November 13
An official of the Tass Agency has denied the reports of the Soviet’s destruction of Japanese aercplar.es a n d gunboats, as cabled this morning.
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 November 1933, Page 5
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