Brussels, Nov. 6, A man alleged to be a British communist and a woman companion were arrested and imprisoned t-A quantity of documents written in German, Russian, Chinese, and Hindustani were discovered in their possession.
London, Nov. 7.
The "Daily Herald's" Brussele correspondent states that the arrested Communist is Mr, Palme Dutt, editor of the London Labour Publication, and a member of the Communint Executive. It is alleged that the incriminating documents emanated from Moscow, and include appoala to revolt addressed to the British army and ray, and to the native populations of the British Empire Moscow, Nov. 6.
The Central Committee of the Russian Communist Party, in col-
Nov.
The. "Daily Herald's" Brussela correspondent denies that papers laboration with representative "lo Felating to seditious propaganda in the Commissariat of Foreign Trade, the British Army were found im has adopted a resolution declaring!
Palme Dutt's belongings, the charge that the monopoly of foreign trade against him being one of conspiracy. is one of the factors of the develop-against the Belgian State,—Reuter. ment of the productive powers of Soviet Russia and'protection against economic domination by foreign
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