Unknown Identity of recipient Sof Naval Document Paris, Oct. 15.
Ie transpires that M. do Nobler, man of 30 who joined the Diplo matic Service in 1921 and is now attacked to the Press Bureau at the Qui d'Orsay, communicated the 'Anglo-French ' Naval Compromise Wocument to his friend, M. Roger Planque, a French journalist the. newspaper "Intransigeant,' Who also worked for the Universal News Agency. 3. de Nobler, who was teniporarily in charge of the Bureau, was not aware of the Latter fa Bf. de La Planque states that he|- ator dined with Mr. Harold Horan, BE the Universal News Service, on Yhich occasion he allowed bim to the document, Hating was not to publish Bstento. "He denies that he ree Seived any money from Horan apart From his usual salary of £6 a week.
Tiere no question Nobler receiving. money.
At is semi-officially explained that the document was circulated in the formal manner to the Pross Bureau, whose business was to receive The "Intransigeaiit" announces Yat M. deta. Planque has. been New York,-Oct. 12-The people' New York and Chicago are Meioying. summer beat with: "the bligaards". has" buried Wyoeniter October: since 1885, while doch. mam -—Hester,
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