/Russo-Polish Frontier Station to be Called Voikott Warsaw, July 26.
Acquiescence by the Soviet in suggestion by railway employees to change the name of the station of Hiegorotoje on the Russo-Poli frontier to "Voikof?" (the nai the assassinated Soviet Minister to Poland) has produced an outery in Poland as being an act of deliberate provoeation—Reuter. to the Cabinet to-day, expressed the opinion that the situation was not so dark as it was painted.
In the meantime the British position still appears to be misunder stood as the press continues to harp fon Great Britain's alleged demand] {for eruisers: totalling 600,000 tons.
A small ection of the press presses annoyance concerning the return of the British delegates. to London because it is holding up the progress of the Conference but, as one official remarked, Japan would! probably hav taken similar action if Geneva had been as close to Tokyo. as it is to London.
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