COMMUNIST MENACE

Greymouth Evening Star, 9 May 1925, Page 5

COMMUNIST MENACE

EUROPEAN. Dr'DCATIT/ON'S ?/'■ : i ""■-■k . </■ ' '3. ■-C DD' Australian and N.Z. Cable Association, i> v :: -‘‘•Vv’ ’ •••>LONDON, There are '' ; Europe :of a movembift against Bplshe-' vist and' Communist agitators;, supervision over them throughout .Britain ris also being greatly -simulated, as'the result o’f the Home Minister,Sir Wm. Joynson Hicks’s invdstigatidnk. The French authorities affio-ffirc adopting more • drastic -measures. ’■ ’’ The most significant, moveiheht, 'ho’Wever, is reported by the “Morning .Post’s” Belgrade cOiWii'ondent, Wh’tf itndersta'nds’ that a great conference has been held at Trieste,--at which' anInternational Anti-Bolshevik League was inaugurated. Jt is stated that a group of (he European Powers' was represented i'nvdlvih’g a membership of millions M people. The “Morning Post’s” correspondent' is -informed that the campaign will start with the formation of secret organisations, similar to those of the Communists, Which iyill be ready at any time to counteract Communist action. • ‘ 1 .' ' It is kndwn that Bulgaria ariil Jugoslavia have been negotiating for joint action since the recent Sofia Cathedral outrage. .’ . SUPPLIES FROM RUSSIA. 1 ■ SOFIA, Mayx . The authorities state that in consequence of the arrest of the leaders of various illegal orgauisaMonF; the Sofia police now hold all the threads of the clandestine activities of the Agrarian Comm uni st ’ Some prisoners admitted that', Bolshevist agents received the sum of fifteen thousand . leva, mopthly. Stores and explosives sent from Russia, we're, discoy.ered -.in Bourgas. f ■