SOVIET RUSSIA.
- THE MURDERED PRIESTS
BRITAIN MAY WITHDRAW FROM MOSCOW.
LONDON, April 15. The Daily Telegraph states that Cabinet this week’ will decide whether it will withdraw the British mission from Moscow in view of the affront offered in connection with the British protest against- the sentences of the priests Zepliak and Budkevitcli. Britain can view linperturbaby tlie breaking off of relations, while for the Soviet the severance will he calamitous as t-lie whole fabric ot the Soviet’s European relations hinges upon the Russo-British trade agreement.—A. and N.Z.C.A.
PACIFIST COMMUNIST CONFERENCE AT SYDNEY. EIGHT DELEGATES FROM MOSCOW LONDON. April 10. The Riga correspondent of the Times states it is reported at Moscow that the Third International is sending eight, delegates, probably headed by Radok. to a conference of all peoples of tlie Pacific which the Australian Communist party is arranging to hold at Sydney.—Times.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 9670, 17 April 1923, Page 5
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