SOVIET UNREST
Hitler Refuses to Meet New Ambassador (Eeceived 17, 8.45 a.m.) LONDON, June 16. The News-Chronicle says that Herr Hitl6r has intimated to Baron von Neurath that he would refuse to receive the new Eussian Ambassador, presumably on account of the Soviet allegation that the recently executed army rifficers had plotted with the German General Staff to seize the Ukraine. The Daily Mail's Riga correspondent says it is offieially announeed in Moscow that tho autumn manoeuvres of the Eed Army have been cancelled owing to the clianges in the commanding staffs. The canoellation means that the army will not obtain ammunition which might be put to revolutionary uses. The Times' Eiga correspondent states chat nine leading Communist leaders in the Ukraine are to bo triod at Odessa on charges of systematically persecuting and unmcrcifully beating poasants, endeavouring thoreby to create antiSoviet discouloiil. Tlio trial i" inter pvctod ns a I'urllimaiice of Stalin's policy of winning tho support of the massea.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 129, 17 June 1937, Page 5
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