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NEWSPAPER THAT MAY ;NOT ENTER "■'v INDLV. ' !Ilj. Telegraph.—Pre»« AMoclatlon.'-OoD»rl*lit I London, August 26. ■ 111 the House of Commons, the Hon. A. Murray, Master of / Elibank, Under-Sccre-tary for India, infonr.od Mr. W. Homo, Labour member for West- Ham, that at the instance ■of tho Indian ■ Government tho entry into India of the Socialist- newspaper "Justioe" had been prohibited, owing to its inflammatory and mißchievoua articles directed against British rule.-
. Mr. Thome inquired why "Justice" had been singled out for prohibition. 'Similar -articles, had, ho said, appeared, in' othor papers. ' ■' .' The Master of Elibank askod Mr. Thorno to mention'those other papers. Mr. Thome . replied, - amid r. laughter: "Surely the honourable member does not think me quite so foolish." v
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 598, 28 August 1909, Page 5
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