BULGAR RISING.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18365, 24 April 1925, Page 19

BULGAR RISING.

BRITISH VIEW OF CAUSE.

DICTATORSHIP'S OPPRESSION.

(IT C*BLB—PRBSS ASSOCIATIOK— COPTWOHT.) (aUSTBALIAS AND S.i. CABLE ASSOCIATIOK.)

(Received April 23rd, 8.10 p.m.)

BELGRADE, April 23,

The British Labour delegation, Which is returning to London, arrived from Sofia to-day, whero they witnessed the cathedral outrage scene.

Colonel Wcdgcwood expressed the opinion that tho outrage was duo solely to dissatisfaction on the part of all the Opposition elements with M, Tznncoff's military dictatorship, which had been arresting and executing opponents without trial.

ARMY TO BE INCREASED. (BXDTEB'S TELZOSAMSO (Recoivcd April 23rd, 7.15 p.m.) PARIS, April 22. Tho Conforcnco of Ambassadors granted Bulgaria permission to increase hor army to 10,000 till tho end of May. GERMANY MAKES ARRESTS. (»T CABLS—KKEBB ASSOCIATIOK—COFTEIUR) ("THX TDCES.") LONDON, April 22. The Berlin correspondent of "Tho Times" eays that tho police hav© arrested thirty-two Bulgarian students who formed themselves into a dub which is suspected of indirect complicity in the Sofia outrages.. The students aro stated to haive entered Germany without passports and to have maintained relations with notorious Communists,