Moscow Still Anxious to Blame Britain: New Alibi in 4
Zinovieft Case li Moscow, July 10.
The official Tass Agency stateg that over 25 persons, including number of former naval officers a1 officials of military and civil stitutions, have been arrested ig, Leningrad in connexion with the reported discovery of a large spying organization allegedly directed by, an agent of the British Secret Ser~ tached to the British Lega jon, at first at Helsingfors and thank Leningrad military district, ly with regard to the manufacture
Na chemicals forthe Red Army ang Tass also states that in thd course of a trial by the Supreme Court, a man named Druzhilovsky, who pleaded guilty to espionage against the Soviet, declared that he had produced forged documents for Bulgaria at the personal direction lof Dr. Popoff, the Bulgarian Minis ter at Berlin, who was in touch with British officer. Druzhilovsky also, alleged, according to Tass, that the Famous Zinovielf letter was corns posed by two Russian exiles.
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