REDS AT SEA.
INCIDENT OK A UNfcß. (By Cabto-PibM A*soetoi«m--<JowriehM (Australian and N.Z. Cable Asacoiatiofc) (Received July 25th, 5.6 T V: m 'L IX>NDON, July^JSw Paring the passage of tlhe Orient liner Ormonde from Australia to lion; don, several third-class passengers be* gan a "hot JJed propaganda,?' one of .them declaring that his mission was to disaffect British soldiers. ; After leaving Colombo, the other .pasr sengers. sang the National Anthenu The "Reds'' refused to stand or to uncovery and an ugly rush ensued, nuwues being thrown ot tfie truculent propagandiste, who were threatened w»ta •being thrown overboard. Tfae. ship's officers intervened and rescued the "Reds," who were isolated, in another part of the ship.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17207, 26 July 1921, Page 7
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114REDS AT SEA. Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17207, 26 July 1921, Page 7
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