Bukovina Border Traffic With Soviet Poland Resumed; Paris Suspicious of Moscow Policy Bucharest, Mar. 31. speech delivered by 'M. Viacheslav Molotov, Soviet Foreign Commissar, at the opening session of the Soviet Supreme Council on March 29 had not yet been published in Rumania yesterday and no official comment was available.
Well-informed circles, however, who heard the broadcast or read the news agency text of the speech, regard it as very reassuring. The speech is taken as another reaffirmation of Russia's intention to maintain an unaggressive. attitude towards the question of Bessarabia.
It is emphasized here that Russia's d; aim to neutrality is welcome.
Reuter's correspondent at Cernauti reports that the speech was received in the province of Bukovina with complete calm. Traffic between Bukovina and Soviet-occupied Poland, which ceased. when Russian troops occupied Galicia, has now been resumed, and cordial relations have been established on the border,
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