Moscow, Sept. 3.
While publishing, without comment, news of the outbreak of hostilities Between Poland and Germany, the Soviet press continues to reassure the public that Russia will not be involved.
"Germany understands as well as Russia that a conflict between them would simply play into the hands of their enemies," says the "Pravda," which bitterly attacks Great Britain and France.
"The newspaper echoes the charge made by M. Viacheslav Molotov, [Soviet Foreign Commissar, that these two nations are warmongers, who concealed the truth of their dishonest moves, which camouflaged their pre~ parations for war against the Soviet Union."
The *Pravda" emphasizes Soviet Jdetermination to pursue an independent polley, and her refusal to be manipulated in the interests of either side—Reuter.
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