RECOGNITION REFUSED
LONDON". July 1-3. I Tho soviet (iovernment has refused a request by Germany lor recognition as hospital ships of several large vessels to be stationed in the Baltic and Arctic Seas. In! reply to the German Note, the Soviet' Foreign Minister. M. Molotoff. said' that in view of Germany's violation' of international treaties and agreements the Soviet Government could not believe that Germany would observe the Hague Convention and the strict use of the ships for the, purposes specified under it. j "We have every reason to suspect Germany would use the ships for military purpose?." said M. Molotoff. ' [B? special arrancemeirt Reuters World Service , In addition to other special somen of Information. ' is used In the compilation of the overseas! l.itellucence published tn this lsrse. aad all rirtiiij therein u> Australia aad Mew Zealand are rcterrM. I Si:«-h of tk» r»ble tiers en this tMjr as Si m l-.rati.-rt has api>-ar»tj in "The Times" an<J 1» sent •"The luici' Uiiiti-. cxaitsny ita:ca \u be to. 1
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 165, 15 July 1941, Page 7
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