Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-02-13 | Page 2 | Troops Are Sent to Dutch Towns

TROOPS ARE SENT . TO DUTCH TOWNS AMSTERDAM. Feb. IS OJP Military Mil-itary reinforcements were sent to several sev-eral Dutch towns today aa a precautionary precau-tionary measure after com muni ta, ociallst-democrsts and small groups at extremists held demonstrations condemning the government's action In bombing mutineers aboard the cruiser De Zeven Provlncien In East Indian waters. Military police) arrested one soldier sol-dier at the Ede barracks and five enlisted mep at the Haider naval base for diatrlljting pamphlets proclaiming proclaim-ing solidarity with the mutineers. The bomb that ended the mutiny killed 22 men and wounded 29. Police raided the communist trade union headquarters at Rotterdam and eixed pamphlets. Four thousand communists com-munists held an orderly meeting here. Social democrats protested the "murder "mur-der of Dutch marines' and demanded that the lower chamber of parliament bw Invoked Immediately so that the (overnment might be questioned bout the situation In the East Indies. In-dies. All reports of naval base being threatened by mutiny were denied officially, of-ficially, but the government made no effort to conceal its military precautions,