"Moscow, Sept, 29.
The economic and political accords signed by Germany and Soviet Russia today did not constitute a military alliance in themselves, but contained the seeds for a military pact in the future, diplomatic quarters here declared today.
Moreover, since the political accord, which demarcates Soviet and German territories in Poland, asserts that neither country will tolerate third party intervention in settling the Polish problem, the_ Western Powers were being threatened Another threat to France and Great Britain, the same diplomatic circles declared, was contained in the common German-Soviet statement published in an annex to the demarcation agreement, stating, "If the efforts of both Governments to end the state.of war between Germany on the tne side and Britain and ing out from it like the spokes of a wheel. One of the lines runs. to Lithuania and another to Esthonia, with whom Moscow has just concluded a dominating pact of mutual assistance,
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