RUSSIA AND BRITISH

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XVIII, Issue 5961, 12 July 1920, Page 2

RUSSIA AND BRITISH

TRADE RESUMPTION SUMMARY OF THE TERMS. BOLSHEVIK CONCESSIONS'. (United Service Telegrams.) (Received July 12, 8 ai.m.) LONDON, July 10. A Moscow wireless gives details of the terms on which trade with Britain wfl'l be resumed. They provide that tihe Soviet Government shall refrain from military action or from propaganda in assisting the Eastern people Against British inijcr.ests. Britain retains the right to object to the appointment of any Soviet official agent. M. Krassin, the Soviet trade envoy, with a strengthened staff, is leaving for London.

ACCEPTANCE OF BRITISH CONDITIONS. TRIUMPH FOR LLOYD-GEORGE. FINE IMPRESSION AT SPA. . (Received Julv 12. 8 a.m.) LONDON, July 11. The Observer's Spa correspondent states that the Russian Government's telegram accepting the British conditions was sent direct to Mr LloydGeorge ait Spa. This impressed the other Allied Ministers as br?i!ng a British triumph. It is believed that France and Italy will join Britain in recognising the Soviet Government and in establishing imnvsdiaite political and commercial relations.