TRADE WITH RUSSIA.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 72, 26 March 1921, Page 7

TRADE WITH RUSSIA.

NEGOIATIONS IN AMERICA. WO PROPAGANDA CAMPAIGN WASHINGTON, March 10. Xhe Slate Department published to j day the Note received from the Kussia* Soviet Government, suggesting the aneving of negotiations for tbe rosumptiot «t trade relations. The Soviet l.ovcrtr i ment promises categorically not to carrr oil any propaganda in the United States. | since it is ton busy repairing Kussia'« I economic conditions I Mr. C- K. Hughes announces that the I State Hciu~rimeni ims received advice! corroborating the Ires- report tha l.emn has modilied ib.-» I nmmuiiist V principles as applied hi Kusfia. and i» I "ours the renewal ..f peaceful relation* **Uh i apitnli-tie nation-. "'"lie Soviet (\,.\ eriini. -nt"- appeal uHi I "ddressed to both the President and Congress. It i- thought here that the Sovie' liovernmenl included tl.o c,,i>-rre-s wiil< a purpose since it i- r.'..ille.' that many members nf tl.c form'r Con o-ress opposi d Mr. Wilson's Russian rmlicy. 'Tic report thai ninety tons of Russian "old is en route to the United States I '- ;, b tlo Pwedi-b mint stamp hay j "'.cited l be informHtit.il tint tbe United j states Treasury will a.-.-ep- ail me*-»l j o»arinff the stamp of a friendly country. *>-!. wiii not accept £0.000 .(NOT dollars in Pusiiiyi "old roubles- already in the I'nited States. The Oanisti Government i,n- decide.' to resume i omnierein 1 relat.oii- v. itll Russia.—(A. and N Z. ("able i ETTCRS IN THE SENATE. iP.P e|vr>| U.lll :, tn ■ WASHINGTON. Mar. li lo It is known that a group <i senators will attempt, through speeches in the coming session of Congress, to influence President Harding to follow England's course with regard to the Soviet. Others ' will ask for resumption of trade rela ! tion- with Russia without any f<>rm of i recognition of the Soviet Government Senator Borah especially favours reI sumption.- .A. and N.Z. Cable I