RUSSIA.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16961, 9 October 1920, Page 9

RUSSIA.

♦ PLACE WITH POLAND. (Br Cable—Press Association—Copyright.) (Aiistraliau and N.Z* Cab.© Association.! LONDON. October 7Under tho Russian-Polish peace terms, Poland will secure a new corridor, separating Lithuania from Russia, and will also secure direct railway connexion with tho Lettish ports. LITHUANIAN CAMPAIGN ENDS. (Eeuter'a Tele.cTams.) • (Received October Bth, 10.30 p.m.^ LONDON, October 7. A Polish official message states that, the Bolsheviks are retreating on the entire front. Hostilities on the Lithiianian front, from the East Prussian Tront to Mostelliszke have been ordered to ccase, in accordance with the League of Nations' proposals. TRADE FACILITIES REQUIRED. (Renter's Telegrams.) (Received October Btli, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, October >■ i M Krassin has sent a letter to Mr Llovd George, detailing at great length Russia's requirements m manufactured ' croods and raw materials, and urging tho speediest completion of a trane j agreement. He pornti out that vast : orders for locomotives and other railway materials could be placed in Great Britain, also orders for engineering, machinery, tools, motor-lorries, electrical appliances, chemicals, medical supplies, and textiles. Apparently the Bolsheviks effort to finance a gold operation at Ecval failed. Tho Soviet no longer proposes to pav in gold, but promises produce ana poods, gold being merely deposited at Rfeval fc security for a loan from English banks. Only in the event of goods not being forthcoming m a year could the gold at Reval be employed This arrangement is not favoured by JMiglisn financiers. * AN UNSATISFACTORY NOTE. (Received October Bth, 8 p.m.) LONDON, October 7. The Bolshevik replv to the British Note is not wholly satisfactory. Though it offers to release British subjects upon conditions, scarcely any mention is made regarding tho ceasing o propaganda in Great Britain and Asia. Great Britain, therefore, is sen ding another Note, requiring a definite answer within ji time nnut.