SOVIET RUSSIA.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXIV, 24 March 1924, Page 5

SOVIET RUSSIA.

A LEADER’S WARNING. SENSE OF FALSE SECURITY. Per Presis Association—Copyright. LONDON, March 23. The Times’ Riga correspondent says that M. Frunga, the new actingchief of Moscow’s Revolutionary Military Council, in a recent speech, declared! he was convinced that the near future would bring a fresh class and he warned the All Russian Military Conference against thq dangers of the movement for the recognition of Russia by the other Powers. He said it threatened to lull the Sqviet citizens, and even the military into' a feeling of false security. The idea was fraught with the greatest danger. The war storm had certainly not passed in Western Europe, despite the peaceful assurances.