Paris, July 10.
New York, July 11.
Republican party politics came According to Russian emigres] mr, Walter Sherman, Gifford, circles the head of the Soviet secret president of the American Telephone Into the Ws today as thi Senate machinery ground along in its process of! Considering the Administration's greatest test, the London Naval Limitation Treaty.
select group of Reputlic campaign managers met to-day the office of Mr. Claudius Huston, Republican National Committee and held a long discussion or topies undisclosed. talk, Mtr. Huston said that, the subject of his} proved resignation from the chairmanship had not been discussed but police in France and the chief of [and Telegraph Ca., to-day confirmed The Soviet trade delegation, Com-reports of the extension of a radio rade Maximov, have refused to! ice to Australia, comply with the order to return Hawaii, the PI to Moscow to answer charges of Orient ' generally from a station corruption, which is at present under construc-'The same sources allege that] San Francisco. up to the present over 200 high] He stated that plans, however, Soviet officials abroad have defied] only tentative, and said similar orders to return to the impossible at the presen Soviet Union. However, while in some cases the details "are well to bredi the date that service will actually start.
Known, many of the reports circulate 7 general scheme is similar to ing in Russian emigré circles can [that of the radio telephony at pre-not be definitely verified even though sent linking the United States with
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