Moscow. Apr. 29.
ad cast of Chancellor Hitler's speech was systematically interfered with by Soviet radio stations so that it could not be heard in Moscow. Newspapers here contained not a single word on the speech yesterday evening.—Trans-Ocean, Moscow, Apr. 28. The main lines of Herr Hitler's speech were predicted by the Soviet press last week, it is pointed out here, and so they caused no surprise. The denunciation of the Anglo-German Naval Treaty and the German-Polish Treaty, according to Soviet circles, "proves" the worth-tessness of agreements with Germany, ud the need for peace-loving counies to maintain close ce-operation."—Reuter
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