SCENE IN COMMONS

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 52, 2 March 1934, Page 8

SCENE IN COMMONS

MARCHERS IN GALLERY

SUCCESSION OF SHOUTS

DISTURBERS EJECTED

United Prsss Association—By Electric Telecrauli—Copjrislit (Received March 2, 2.30 p.m.) LONDON, March 1. Unemployed marchers caused a disturbance in the House of Commons in tho middle of the debate on the Russirm Agreement. In a thin House a mau rose in the public gallery and shouted: "The hunger marchers must be received here." When the attendants rushed up, other unemployed rose in various parts of the gallery and cried: "Down with a starvation Government." Then a woman rose; in the ladies' gallery and shrieked: "Down with the Government!" The male disturbers were so well distributed among the public that it took some time for the attendants to reach and eject them. Several struggled so violently that they had almost to be carried out. Others shouted: "We'have waited patiently and are now fed up with Constitutionalism. If we are not received at the Bar of the House, we go-back to the country to rouse the people." There were further scenes . later in the evening, the trouble arising with more shouts frum the galleries. The thirteen ejected were confined in the police rooms. • All were releasedat 11.45 p.m., after the rising of the House.