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TWO BRITISH MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. BELGIAN AUTHORITIES TAKE ACTION. • t.-il Press Association—By Electric Telegraph Copyright.) (Australian Press Association.) LONDON, Jan. 15. A telegram has been received in London from Ostend stating that the members of Parliament. Mr. J. Max ton (Lab.) and Mr. S. Saklatvala. (Com., and "the .sivvetary of the League of Anti-Imperialism, Mr. Bridgeman, travelling to Cologne to attend a meeting of the league were arrested by the Belgian authorities at Ostend. Mr. A. J. Cook, Miners’ Union secretary, and Mr. Alexander Gossip, Furnishing Trades’ Union secretary, AA:ere allowed to proceed. A British United Press message from Ostend states that Messrs. Maxtoin, Saklatvala and Bridgeman Avere admited parole last night at the Atlantic Hotel and ordered to take the finst boat back to-day. No reason is given for the action of the authorities.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 16 January 1929, Page 5
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