The Archive · 1930

How the Soviet Keeps Its Word

London, Jan. 2.

In view of the Soviet's recent pledge as regards propaganda, some stir has been created by the publication in London's new Communist newspaper, the "Daily Worker," of a message from the Presidium of the Communist International greeting the Daily Worker as the rallying for a fight against the "Social.

Labour Government" and against capitalism, rationalization, "Colonial brutalities" and so forth.

"A member of the staff of the Russian Ambassador, interviewed by a representative of Reuter's Agency to-day, said that he had no official statement to make, but added it w possible "We may have something to say in a day or o.""—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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