British Conservatives Urge Recognition of Russia
A London dispatch reports Conservative leaders urge Britain to recognize the Soviet government. The document, drafted by four Conservative MPs after review by the Foreign Office, advocates cautious engagement to ease political and economic ties with Russia, while warning of domestic and international implications.
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Lawrence Slayer of 2 Off ers Not Guilty Plea
Angelo Sciandia pleaded not guilty to second degree murder and faced a $50 000 bond in superior court. He was ordered to post an additional $5 000 bail for an assault with a dangerous weapon. If bail is not met he will be jailed pending trial next Tuesday. The case stems from a gun duel on Laurene Street March 27 that killed Harold Trumbull, an innocent bystander.
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