To the Editor of the Nowru-Cuaa Datty News"
Sm—In your issue of May 3 you have stated that "what exact lationship exists between the Com. munist Internationale and the Sowel government to-day it may be dificult for diplomacy to ascertain."
T do not believe that the diplomacy, whose primary, task it is always to be kept well informed could be naive to the extent of not knowing the facts, which are being daily reported by the press, periodicals, to say nothing. about the special anti-communistic publications. In any case a maxi in the street knows now that the Pol tical Bureau, the highest administr tive instance in Soviet Russia, is at the same time the Russian' (sup-Posedly) section of the Comintern. Or the members of the Political Bureau are: Kalinin (Presidents ot}
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