COMMUNISTS
AGAINST FASCISTS,
'United Press Association—By BUeotrlo Telegraph—Copyright). BERLIN, Jan. 2. Although the notices reducing the Ruhr miners’ wages by eight per cent (as against four per cent) agreed to by .'the men. will not operate till January loth, twenty-two of the mines have been idled. It is believed these stoppages are due to Communists propaganda in. ■ favour of an immediate I'essaiiuii ol work. Bands of young Commiiuists. have allegedly desecrated the inscriptions on the headstones in the Bochum cemetery. and Smashed the (windows of hotels in which Fascists are stiaying. The police have strengthened their forces in the coal pit districts, they believing that the Communists are planning a reign of terror throughout the Ruhr ais a counterblast to Fascists’ recent election successes.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 January 1931, Page 5
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124COMMUNISTS Hokitika Guardian, 5 January 1931, Page 5
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