ARMS MUST BE GIVEN UP
BRUSSELS, November 26. All is quiet in the capital to-day following the clash between police and resistance members yesterday, but there is' an undercurrent of excitement. It is authoritatively learned '■ that steps are being taken to secure the surrender of illegally-owned arms to the authorities, and a nation-wide house-to-house search, will follow if the response is unsatisfactory. The police deny that there were any fatal casualties yesterday.
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Evening Star, Issue 25344, 28 November 1944, Page 6
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72ARMS MUST BE GIVEN UP Evening Star, Issue 25344, 28 November 1944, Page 6
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