TRAFFIC IN ARMS
SCARE IN THE FRENCH PRESS.
LONDON, February 16. French Nationalist newspapers are featuring categorical allegations of a contraband trallie in amis between fiaiy and Hungary, states! tho Paris coL’i'espondent of “The Times.” The newspapers assert also that there is a secret triple alliance among Italy, Germany and Austria. Otticial denials of the existence of an affiance are dismissed as worthless, tile newspapers recalling that while tlio late M. Briand in March, 1931, was insisting that German good faith precluded tiie possibility of a Customs Union, the Austrian and German leaders had already agreed on one. M. Heriot, in an article, appeals for closer co-operation with Russia, in spite of the many distasteful and shocking aspects of the Soviet regime. He declares that the recent .Franco-Soviet pact was a valuable guarantee of Russian neutrality, and lie cites the sympathetic reception of French ideas at Geneva by the Soviet Foreign Minister, M. Litvinoff.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 February 1933, Page 7
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154TRAFFIC IN ARMS Hokitika Guardian, 25 February 1933, Page 7
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