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Italian Grenadiers Clash With Seaforths

"CHINA MAIL". INTERNATIONAL SCOOP

On pages Two and Three to-day begin the special series of arti- cles by Dr. Fuchs, secured by the "China Mail," which are based on important documents preserved from the annexation of Austria.

They reveal the facts of con- versations between Dr. Schusch- nigg and Mussolini, Schuschnigg end Benes and Schuschnigg and Hitler and also that the Archduke Otto tried to save the situation by arging that he take Schuschnigg's place as Austria's Chancelor.

To-morrow, Mussolini looms im- portantly.

POLAND GETS THE ITCH

Warsaw, To-day.

The German anti-Jewish demon- strations and the Government de- arees have aroused Poland, and some

newspapers demand action by the

Polish Government.

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Shanghai, To-day. Lance-Corporal Smalley, of the Seaforth High- landers, and Mr. A. G. B. Carnell, a well-known Shanghai referee, are both in hospital to-day, pursing injuries following a free-for-all on the Racecourse yesterday.

The clash occurred in the course of a Reserve Divi- sion football match between the Seaforth High- landers and the Italian regiment, the Grenadiers.

Lance-Corporal Smalley, who was not playing, but was among the spectators, was stabbed in the back and sustained a flesh wound.

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Mr. Cartell, who was referee- ing the match, was badly hurt, being kicked about the head and face.

COLDEST NIGHT

THIS AUTUMN

AND THE DUKE OF WINDSOR

London, To-day,

Queen Mary visited the Duke and

Duchess of Gloucester twenty urday and stayed with them for

minutes after their return on Sat-

over one hour.

It is believed that she received a report on the Duke and Duchess of

Windsor.

"It is stated that the Duke of Glou- cèster also conferred with King George by telephone after his re- |turit,

- The eventual return of the Duke of Windsor to England was discuss- ed in Paris, It' is stated, but no de- cision was reached.--Trans-Ocean,

63 degrees.

The forecast issued this morning. states:

Belts and flag posts were freely The Royal Observatory's week- used in the fight, which developed end forecast of colder weather was when an Italian player was order-sharply borne out yesterday, when ed off the field by Mr. Carnell and the maximum during the day was The anticyclone over China has allegedly attacked the referee. 67 degrees...

decreased slightly in intensity and PRESENCE OF MIND

During the night, the thermome-a depression is still indicated over Only the presence of mind of a ter dropped to 57 degrees, the col- the Pacific to the East of Hokkaido. sergeant of the Seaforths and of an dest this autumn. At 10a.m. to- Forecast: N. E. winds, fresh; Declaring that the situation has the situation from becoming far

officer of the Grenádlers prevented day, the outdoor temperature was fair. become acute in Poland, Maly more serious than it was. Dziennik points out that 42.5% of! Mr. Carnell was rescued by the the Jews in Europe, live in Poland, Seaforths and taken to their bar- out of every 100 handicraft es-racks for first-aid treatment, tablishments in the country 62 are in Jewish hands, 58% of the Physi- cians are Jewish, 74% of the mer chants, 61% of the lawyers.-Trans-.

Ocean.

STILL ON DANGER LIST

On the adjoining ground, Mr. F. C, Hale, was refereeing a first division league match between the Grenadiers and the St. Fran- cis Xavier's side. He had to-be- escorted off the fleld after the game, during which he sent two

· Italian players from the field.- Reuter.

list, the "China Mail” learns,

Driver Paull, 5th A. A. Brigade, R. A. one of the victims of the mili- tary truck crash in Customs Pass Other injured Artillerymen are on Saturday, is still on the danger making progress.

POLITICAL RIOTS IN BUDAPEST

several

Budapest, To-day, windows, destroyed the interior. violent demonstration a accom Clashes occurred panted by raids on the Party head-instances during which numerous quarters was carried out in this persons were injured. city lata in Eat Libérn)

Dabocra Party

night against In view of the fact that the Na- and the Sotionalist Deputy, Dr. Rayniss, was violently attacked in Parliament by brief official com- members of the Liberal and Social unknown persons raided Democratic Parties on Saturday, It of the Social Democratic is assumed that the raid was) car- and the Federation of Hun-[ried out by members of the Nation- rian Private Offcials, broke the alist group,→Trand-Ocean.

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