Attempts made bythe radicals and pro-Soviet element in Japan to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Soviet Revolution were rudely broken up by the police and some sive of six women, into custody. One meeting in Tokyo was attended by about 800 persons belonging to what.
called the proletariat class, but, to ensure that no' speeches subvert-_ sive of peace and order would be made, as many as 500. policemen were present, symbolic of the firmness and determination of the Tokyo Chief of Police to permit no posity of agit Tu some persons who had not obtained official permission to deliver speeches and who attempted to do so promptly were thrown out by hefty policemen, and such of them who resisted or protested were marched off to a cool cell to think matters over. The Japanese police are not squexinish when they receive: instructions and women were treat ced a3 the absolute equals of men {im this ease,
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