Speaking in ironical tones. Statin then accused Great Britain and France of having attempted to divert Germany's aggressive efforts towards Soviet Ukraine and warned West European countries "against this game which might lead them to a serious defeat"
"There are some people now, among, European and American. politicians and newspapermen who, getting tired of waiting the expeded drive of German forees towards Ukraine, are Row unveiling the game hidden behind the principles of non-intervention. They openly declare that Germany has deceived them, as. Hitler failed to launch his big offensive against the Soviet Union and stilt Dresses his claims against Western Powers and demands colonies for his country."
Ukrainian Union Strong will not be an easy job to estrange the Ukraine from the block of Soviet nations, he further declared. No argument should be taken from the easy operations carried out in October last against Carpatho-Ukraine, as this last country has a population of only 700,000, white thirty million people, deeply attached to Soviet principles, are grouped round the Government in Kharkov.
The policy of the Soviet Union has not changed, Mf. Stalin conclud and it wilt remain an attitude of calm against, provocations, of peace and good relations with all nations Feelproeating these feelings—and staunch resistance to all infringements fon the rights and interests of the Soviet Union, Comrade Stalin concluded to the applause of the dele-ates to the Congress—Havas.
Canby, Ore, Mar. motored' army: cushed in a blinding snowstorm hear here yesterday. The pilot, Capt Tf. A. Reynolds of Pearson Field, Vancouver, Wash. baled ovt safely and landed in a pine ttee—United Press.
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