WAR ON BOLSHEVISM.
DECISION IN EGYPT. ~CATRO, June 8. The Government has declared war upon Bolshevism, following disturbances in March, when workshops and mills were seized and the managements expelled. The Government appointed a commission to investigate the origin of the outbreaks, which are largely attributed to Bolsheviks. Acting on the recommendations made in the commission's report the Government lias decided to prosecute eleven Egyptians on charges of conspiring to overturn the present political order. The Government is also negotiating with the diplomatic representatives of the various powers for the expulsion from Egypt of a number of foreigners, who are accused of similar activities, the allegation being that they are Communists, closely associated with Soviet organisations at Moscow.—A. and N.Z. cable.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1038, 10 June 1924, Page 5
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