DIFFICULTIES RAISED.
POLISH-SOVIET PACT NEGOTIATIONS.
INTERESTS IN THE BALTIC STATES
BY CABLE— PftESe AHSOOI iTH>« CO>-> RliiH’! RIGA, Oct. 3. A deadlock has apparently arisen in the Polish-Soviet pact negotiations for l>eaoe and trade owing to Poland’s determination to secure the Polish Baltic interests. The Soviet has rejected all the Polish suggestions in connection with these, as a Polish attempt to come between the Soviet and other neighbours.
The “Iz vestin’’ declares that Poland’s attempt to challenge and dhi?ck 'Soviet influence in the Baltic States represents a most seriou« difficulty, and bluntly tells Poland that only when it adopts a disinterested attitude towards the Soviet Baltic relations can negotintions progress.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 5 October 1927, Page 7
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