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INVITATIONS TO SIGN. RECEIVED IN THE CAPITALS. RUSSIA HESITATING. (By Telegraph.--Press Assn. —Copyright.) '(Australian Press Association). (Received August 20, 8.55 a.m.) LONDON, August. 28. Most of the European capitals announce the receipt of invitations to sign the Peace Pact. A message from Moscow states that, the Soviet officials are pleased with the prornplness of Ihe invitation, but prefer to study the British, French and other reservations before giving a decision. . Originally the , Izvestia denounced certain signatories because it alleged they wanted a free hand to attack the Soviet, but pressure of public opinion has forced the journal to advise Soviet adherence to the Pact. The Polish Minister, Mr Zaleski, fold the French press: “Our only worry is Russia. There we have no illusions. The League must take the next step to solve the national, geographical and social dangers between neighbours.”
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Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17493, 29 August 1928, Page 7
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