ANGLO-RUSSIAN TREATY
A STRONG DENUNCIATION.
VIEWS OF VISCOUNT GREY..
Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright* w; LONDON, September' 1& yj;’ (Received Sept. 19, at 8 pAn.) _ ' : i Viscount Grey, speaking at the Edin« burgh Liberal Club, discussing the sian loan, said that the Soviet Govern* ment had been brought into existence fay massacre and maintained by espionage- and rVI executions. The present Russian, Govern-, ment had destroyed the country’s produce rU tive capacity, and if British credit waa-s going to be pledged to support mg state of things presently there would be no British credit to pledge. The treaty was not a real thing, but a* maker s*? behove. It was claimed m Rnssia As if forced capitulation by the British‘ * emment.—A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19282, 20 September 1924, Page 9
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