FRANCE AND RUSSIA
fAustraliun A N.Z. Cable Association.) PARTS, Sept. 18. As was expected in most quarters, Cabinet lias not sought the recall of Rakovsky, still less to break oil' relations with Russia. It was decided nob to reply to. the proposition of a. pact of non-interference in home politics in Russia. “Journaldo de Debats” condemns the weakness and says the Communists will quickly notice the capitulation to Aloscow. Official circles deny Litvinoff’s statement that a debts settlement lias been reached. The Soviet lias not even submitted definite proposals. True there are negotiations more conciliatory lately, but a long road lias to be "travelled before an agreement. ANOTHER VERSION. PARIS, Sept. 18. “Le Ain tin ” says the Government i.s informing Aloscow that Rakovsky is not acceptable and that a successoi should be appointed.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 September 1927, Page 2
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