Paris, Feb. 1, 'The solation of the Koutepoft mystery is expected aa the result of 'Announcement by the Paris per "Lo Matin' that a prominent Person who prefers to remain un-Known deposited with the editor Fra. 500,000 as a reward for me Jormation leading to the discovery, alive or dead, of General Koutepott.
At the same time the newspaper appeals to all who have been concerned in the kidnapping as Mos-ow's dupes to come forward, in which case the newspaper pledges Stgelf to plead for extenuating circumstances and to engage the coun-lost prominent. barristers for the defence—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min, 'SUN in Prance?
Paris, Feb, 15.
The conviction is growing in official political circles that General Koutipoff, the leader of the White Russians "in Paris, who disappeared acme time ago, has not been taken out of France by the kidnappers.
According to "La Liberté," a conference was held here last night by the Prefect of Police, following the zotumn of French detectives from Berlin, where inquiries have been made. Important decisions were taken and have been submitted to the Premier, M, Andre Tardieu, and the Minister of Justice, Mr. Hubert.
It is announced that Mme. Ivano-Viteh, the wife of the former head of the Ogpu in Paris, is staying at the Soviet Embassy in Paris.—Wire-Jess through Reuter.
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