The Archive · 1938

Refuses Evidence

Paris, Dec. 11.

M. Marx Dormoy, former Minister of the Interior, attended the court yesterday at the resumed hearing of the case against Madame Skobeline, who is charged in connection with the mysterious disappearance of General Miller, head of the White Russian organization in Paris.

M. Dormoy, however, refused to give evidence, He said a note had been addressed to the judge. He did not know anything concerning the case, and felt it was impossible for him to give explanations for Government, acts, which he owed only to Parliament. The Prosecutor agreed to declare the incident closed—

Reuter.

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