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Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. SOUTH AFRICA'S DOMESTIC AFFAIRS. CAPE TOWN, June 28. The Unemployment Commission ap pointed by the Government recommends ai. extensive land settlement scheme involving an expenditure of £15.000.000, whereby it is estimated that 20.000 .white families will be provided for. It is also proposed to establish forced labor colonies for first offenders for illicit liquor selling.—A. and N.Z. Cable. BOLSHEVIKS IN PERSIA. DELHI, June 29. The revolutionary flag was hoisted on the Russian Legation at Teheran on Juno 26.—A. and N.Z. Cable. JAPANESE IN SIBERIA. SEMENOFF REFuiES TO LEAVE. LONDON, June 28. A Vladivostok correspondent states that General Semen B declined the Japanese Commander-in-Chief’s advice to leave Siberia in order to stop political exci'emenl. He secret’y left his ship, proceed ng to Niko’aievek, where his fol lowers are gathering. The Vladivo to j k authorities are arro-t’ng Semen off adherents, and serous trouble is brewing.—A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Evening Star, Issue 17701, 30 June 1921, Page 9
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