Berlin, Feb. 12.
Economic negotiations in Moscow between Soviet arid Bulgarian authorities, prinefpally for the delivery of Russian cotton to Bulgaria, have been successfully concluded, accord ing to the official German new agency, quoting a Bulgarian press report, It is also reported that preparations ihave been completed for the estab-[lishment of a Soviet airline between Moscow and Sofia.
The first Russian enger aerd-plane is expected to arrive at Burs Bulgarian port on the Black Sea, at the beginning of next wéek—
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George Smith. Charles Smith and their sister kept house together for more than 50 years at Fayersham in Kent. Charles was the first to die and was buried in the village churchyard, which was in a sad state of repair. By the will just published of George Smith, however, who died last November a legacy of £5,000 has been left to the vicar and churchwardens, the income from which is will be boundd, Members of the to be used for the maintenance and not be allowed to upkeep of the churchyard.
This oppose the fixed polloi the Party bequest was made in memory of his or Constitution—Reuter brother Charles.
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