Moscow, Mar. 21.
An official communique released here today denied that the Soviet Government had recently offered to assist Poland and Rumania if these countries were the victims of aggression, Neither Poland nor Rumania had asked for help from Soviet Russia, the statement asserts, It is true, the communique added, that the British Government on March 18 informed the Soviet Government that it had serious reasons to fear German aggression against Rumania and inquired as to Soviet Russia's attitude in such an even: triality. The Soviet Government replied by proposing a consultation between the interested powers, namely Great Britain, France, Poland, Rumania, Turkey and Soviet Russia, but the British Government declared President and Mme. Albert Lebrun, accompanied by their suite, arrived at Victoria Station at 2.59 p.m. today They were welcomed on the platform by the King that the proposal was premature. Hovas.
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