THE SOVIET HAND
BANKING INSTITUTIONS FUNDS FOR FOMENTING TROUBLE (By Radio) RUGBY r , April 19. In the House of Commons Major Kindersley asked the Home Secretary whether in view of the fact that Bank of England notes were found On persons described as Irish gunmen, who were arrested before Easter for being in the illegal possession of firearms, had been traced to Russian banking institutions in this country, would he make inquiries as to whether any moneys standing to the credit of Russian trading organisations in this country were being used in attempts to foment and organise revolutionary action here. The Home Secretary replied that Alajor Kindersley’s information was correct. He was constantly making inquiries and was satisfied that Russian money was being used in the way suggested.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20127, 21 April 1928, Page 7
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