Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1921, Page 12

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Karl Radek Says Germans Prepared Documents, RIGA, September 26.—Charges that the British government had been DENIED BY SOVIET o di Outline of Reply Declares|documents were mage by Karl Radek British Foreign Minister Radek, Aceoraing to & wireloss mes. Has Been Misled. sage to the official Rosta Agency, } ] By the Associated Press. giving a transcript of his article, says Lord Curzon's accusations that Rus- || LONDON, September 26.—An out- line of the reply of the Russian soviet government to the note of Lord Cur- zon, the foreign minister, calling the attention of the soviet.government to alleged serious breaches of faith in the pursuance of a campaign of intrigue against Great Britain in central Asia and Afghanistan by the soviets, has been delivered to Lord Curzon. with the “international espionage or- —_— UNIVERSITY OF VA. TO OPEN. Special Dispatch to The Star. 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Berzin says, no time must be lost in pointing out that many of Lord Curzon's statements will not bear the most superficial examina- tion. As an instance, he cites Lord Curzon’s allegation that Santeri Nuorteva, formerly in charge of the movement of foreigners in Moscow, issued a statement as director of the| department of propaganda under the third internationale of Moscow on June 20. “In fact,” M. Berzin asserts, “he has been im prison since March and never held any position under the third internationale.” Other Reports Refuted. “Similarly,” M. Berzin added, “‘other reports attributed to Eliava Karak- han (soviet representative in War- saw) and others have never existed. othstein, ambassador of the Russian soviet republio in Terehan, never has been engaged in forming revolutionary committees in Persia. Dr. Hafis never has been sent to Moscow or any other place by the soviet government. (Lord Curzon's note charged the soviets with trying to induce the ‘In- dian anarchist, Hafiz’ who the note said had been studying the manufac- ture of bombs in Vienna, to proceed to Afghanistan and supervise a bomb depot on the border to facilitate the importation of bombs into India.) Blames False Rumors. “These examples should serve, pending receipt of the full reply from the Russian government. to convince the British government that the charges made are based on inaccurate information.” M. Berzin says there is no doubt Lord Curzon and the British foreign office have fallen victims to false rumors, spread by Russian white guards and of French origin, and he recalls that the French newspapers recently were filled with similar statements and insinuations. He concludes: “M. 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During the week of September 26 to October 1 an_extensive campaign will be conducted by the Washington city post office to have residents throughout the city provide private mail receptacles in the form of a box or slot in the front door. City Postmaster M. O. Chance aims to enlist the support of every citizen as well as every letter carrier, so that no door may be overlooked in the campaign, the first of its kind since before the war. Benefits Are Outlined. The first active step in the campaign will be the sending out to 30,000 householders Thursday, and to sub- sequent thousands on days following, | an appeal to “help improve the mali | service,” in which the benefits of ! private mail boxes and slots will be| set forth, as follows: “The receptacles will obviate the necessity of patrons responding to the carriers call at inconvenient moments. mail at all times. “Contribute materially -to the effi- ciency of the service. “Permit of more prompt delivery, especially to those residing near the end of routes. “Prevent delay to much mail now returned to the post office because of temporary absence of patrons or their failure to promptly respond to the carrier's ring.” Will_Instruct Carriers. Station superintendents this week will instruct carriers to ascertain the mumber of residences at which boxes or slots are now provided. This list will not include apartment houses. During the campaign week, begi; ning Monday, carriers will use every ! effort to induce residents to securel boxes or put slots in their doors. The list of promises will be turned in to Postmaster Chance at the end|private of the week. to have thousands of responses to the request, and believes that hearty co-operation will result in all thel benefits enumerated. = ! —_— The postmaster hopes “Will permit of the safe delivery of H oTeS ‘weapons on the; ¥ al D) s| thd Jet tin; tel i« for Ste ing den “safd vemH port Twe! sioned Samuel action, year. sists tractin tailed hassie: there 11244 r i Dei sy O DAL - : 727{' “If is made of Paper— You can get it at ANDREW S ‘ Equip‘~ Your With a all Box During Mail Box Campaign Week September 26th to October 1st THE House of Andrews is featuring standard metal Mail : Boxes in three different finishes and two sizes at special moderate prices, so that EVERY Washington home will be a Mail Box home! : AN - A Mail Box or Slot at Your Home Will- Bt 2 2. : Make possible the delivery of ; T on all Hies: e s 50 Make uunnemufry for.mme.one ae isiat home: - to answer the mail carrier’s ring; 3 Help the carriers to render more expeditious service and provide a ‘| - convenience that EVERY home = should have. 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