CZECH COUP
GENERAL SMUTS SEES “LAST WARNING”
CAPE TOWN, March 15. General Smuts told the South African House of Assembly to-day that Czechoslovakia was “the last warning.” There were other troubled countries, and if the dam broke he could not see where the danger could be stopped. What was happening was just as dangerous as war. The whole world could go down without war by this means of infiltration. ARRESTS IN PRAGUE
“WIDESPREAD SPY RING UNCOVERED ”
PRAGUE, March 15. A “widespread spy ring” in the army, security forces, and nationalised industries had been uncovered, said the Prague radio to-day. It added that a warrant had been issued for the arrest of Mr Faclav Probeck, an executive member of the Socialist Party, and that proceedings would be taken against three deputies.
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Press, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 25445, 17 March 1948, Page 5
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