NEW REGIME IN BULGARIA
DRASTIC ECONOMY FORCED MINISTERS’ SALARIES CUT MACEDONIAN DIFFICULTY REVOLT AMONG STUDENTS By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Sofia, May 21. The new Fascist Government which has seized power in Bulgaria is forcing economies in every direction, even reducing Ministerial salaries from £l2OO to £430. Members of Cabinet are dispensing with private railway carriages and their staff and motor-cars. Except in Macedonia, where martial law is maintained, all the precautions have been relaxed. The Government is evidently not fearing a reaction. » DISORDER AMONG STUDENTS. BARRICADE AGAINST POLICE. Rec. 10 pun. London, May 22. Serious student disorders occurred at Belgrade University as a protest against ,the new decree prohibiting students* political organisations, says the correspondent of the Manchester Guardian. Three hundred students, mostly Communists, barricaded themselves in a building after smashing the furniture and windows and burning books. Police were called in and were forced to retreat under a shower of tables, chairs and inkpots. \ The students declare they can hold out for three days because they have sufficient food. .. >
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Taranaki Daily News, 23 May 1934, Page 7
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