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[United £ress Association —By Electric ;.]■ TelegraplprH-Copyright.] —.ZYAXI LONDON, Nov. -28. A surprise awaited thirty-eight membef'i; pfCtßef BtftKlT.^-‘ffactoi'y' DSJSjjIP tion Friends of Russia” on their arrival at Harwich from Holland, after a month’s tour of Moscow. Scotland Yard police seized a large quantity of Communist literature. Several of the delegation were also subjected to a strict Customs search, the leader of the delegation alleging that he was .partially stripped. The police also V nurghiHofi Russian trade union vi Cl
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 November 1929, Page 6
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