INFAMOUS GUSEV.
A POLICE • INFORMER
PLAYS DOUBLE ROLE
(Received 9 a.m.) LONDOX, April 19,
The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Mail” says Russians in the French capital declare that Gusev is a police informer who has figured previously as a recipient of sentences, but has simply played the role, fully assured that the Ogpu chiefs would arrange for his safety and subsequent reward.
The correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph” says that Russian women are better in crises than men. The little Madame Kutosova was splendid. She spoke longer than any of the others. Her ringing voice, full of challenging anger, scornfully rejected the suggestion made against lief' moral character. : ;
Madame Kutosova declared that she had worked 20 years for the State and done more for the Five Year Plan than citizens who were continually boasting of what they had done.
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Northern Advocate, 20 April 1933, Page 5
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