RUSSIAN WIRELESS
UTILISED AGAINST; SOVIET. (United Prase Association—By Electric . ' Telegraph—Copyright). (Received this dav at 1.5 |).m.' , PARIS, October 20. Anti-Soviet agencies in Russia are cleverly utilising a clandestine wireless broadcasting station to foster discontent among peasantry. The Soviet has always done everything possible to popularise wireless , and there are loud speakers at every street corner in the big cities. The Soviet also introduced wireless, into peasant’s cottages in a most generous fashion.
The new secret broadcasting agency, is sending out messages over a wide area three times weekly. Tt calls itself General Koutepoff’.s station and professes to broadcast world news, but cleverly introduces doses of anti-Sov-iet propaganda. Government agents are wildly searching for the source of the'messages, thus far without success.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 October 1930, Page 5
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