RUSSIAN ENVOYS
/REFUSE .TO RETURN
(United Press Association— By Electro Telegraph.—Copy ri got.)
LONDON. January ]5
The “Daily Express” says that .President SUalin lias decreed that the R ussian Tra<Jdelegation -to - London must lie “one hundred per cent.’ by flip first of February. Exports who have long been here are being recalled to Moscow, and their places are being filled by 0.G.P.U.-ites. Twelve members of the Delegation have obeyed the order. One of the Delegation, Mr Kip. man. was arrested immediately on his arrival yin, ..reported that lie.; has heeiiTshot,*-Another, Mr Tom Ark in’, whUfia-tely was holding a. post in London worth five thousand sterling. ; is now doing compulsory work in loading timber at the Wlifte. Sea ports. | •:
Twenty members of the Delegation have not obeyed the recall. They have lecn dismissed, and are now scattered over the -Continent.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 January 1931, Page 6
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