The Archive · 1939

M. Maiskys Views

Stockholm, Apr. 19.

Denying that he was carrying any British proposals, M. Ivan Maisky who arrived here today en route to Moscow, said that he had been asked to report on the European situation.

Halting at the Soviet Embassy here while waiting for a new line to take him to Moscow, the Soviet Ambassador said "I have been recalled home to report to M. Josef Stalin on the feeling in leading British circles," he told the United Press, "I am not bringing with me any alliance proposals. I do not know how long I will stay in Moscow. That depends on developments of events and not least on the con-

H.M.S. Edinbur its trials and fi 3 due to enter service ing-out, and Confirmation is not obtainable, but understands that the ship to he Cardiff is certain to be a ship of the same Southempton class. cruiser, is already en route to China In conjunction with these changes, H.M.S. Emerald and H.M.S. Enter-the East Indic ready replaced one of the old ships, while H.M.S. Liverpool of Merchant M. veral high officials, ium.

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