The Archive · 1927

Britain and Russia Still Not Speaking

No Assurance of Non-interference in British Affairs London, Nov. 29.

In the House of Commons to-day, the Premier, Mr. Stanley Baldwin, was asked' whether his speech adumbrating a renewal of relations with Russia had yet received any response from the Russian Government and whether he proposed to take any more steps in the matter. to-day declared that the losses duc to the floods in Algeria were estimated to total Frs. 600,000,000. There were 250 European and probably 2,000 native victims.—Reuter.

The Premier replied that the answer to both parts of the question was in the negative. He had not yet had any assurance that the Russian Government had ceased to interfere in British internal affairs. British Wireless through Reuter.

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