2 Department's Plain Demand for an End to Soviet ington, Dee. 21.
The State Department has flatly] denied the statement made at Moscow that the United States has been approached by Russian Soviet office's during subject of Am Russia, dectaris, "The American Government, as [President Coolidge said in" his message to Congress, does not_propose to barter away' its principles. If the Soviet authorities are ready restore confiscated property to! JAmerican citizens, or to make effect~ ive compensation, they can do Tt requires no conference or nese tions to accomplish these results, which can and should be achieved by Moscow as an evidence of gued faith, "The American Government has! incurred e[Russia, nor has it repudiated its! of all Russian is the continued—propaganda to ov. throw the instit tices of this ce: This Gover: negotiations directed from
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