"I DO NOT KNOW WHO THE HELL YOU ARE"

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 23, 22 August 1928, Page 6

"I DO NOT KNOW WHO THE HELL YOU ARE"

YELUNG MEW AND WOMEN AT MEETING

HO CONFIDENCE IN CHAIKMAN. ■ WOMEN JUST SCREAMED. ; ftnited Pi;egs Assn. —By Electric Telegraph Copyright. (Received' 12.40 p.m.) ' 'LONDON, August 21. 1 Serious differences in the Royal Society'for the* Prevention of Cruelty to' Animals' has been apparent for some time, it being chiefly due to the varying vivisectionist views.

The trouble came to a climax at an unprbarfous meeting to-flay, when men and women bearing prominent names, shouted until pandemonium broke loose. When the women could not make their voices heard, they just A" man stood on a •chair and shook his fist at Lqrd Banbury, who attempted Ito take the :■.;.'■ chair. , Hon. Stephen Coleridge moved ' that Mr Wallace Grain replace Lord Banbury. *The latter ignored the : shouts to Vacate the chair, and attempted to read a document ami* a tumult of shouts of "Sit down and get out."; ,' ';• .■ LORD BANBURY ANNOYED. Mr Graia attempted to speak to Loi'd Banbury, who turned sharply and said: "I'do not know who the hell you are. Youiget but 'There were cries of: "Shame!' "Get out ; o f the chair,; we; will not" , . hate. you."; • , '-' " : -.'-~ YELLING TOY DOGS. . , 'Lady Cory, holding a yelling toy dog, said she wanted to move a, ' vote' of censure on Lord, fianbury v for degrading the Society. Sir James Douglas, declared the ' whole trouble *in ; the Society was ■ due to Lord Banbury. , , * Amid renewed uproar, Lord Ban--bury suddenly gatherd up his and departed together with the members of the council-Australian Press Assn.—United Service. );