SOVIET PROPAGANDA
ACTION IN PARLIAMENT
(Received 9th February, 3 p. m .) LONDON, Bth February. I)J the House of Commons, Commander Locker - Lampson (C.) tabled an amendment with the Ad-dress-in-Reply regretting that there were no references to breaches in the Anglo-Russian trade agreement, and urging the early reconsideration of the agreement.
Colonel Burton (C.) tabled a similar amendment, regretting the subversive propaganda by Soviet agents and urging the desirability of closing down Soviet agencies in Britain and the deportation of all foreigners engaged in them.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 33, 9 February 1927, Page 10
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