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PACKET THROWN

AT THE POPE..

STARTLING INCIDENT IN ST. PETER'S.

FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1932.

TENNIS CHAMPION INJURED.

MISS ENID LO THROWN FROM HORSE,

A serious accident befell Mias Enid Lo, the Hongkong lady ten- nis obampion, yesterday morning, when

Rome, Feb. 12. During the celebration of the Popo's Coronation anniversary at St. Peter's this morning a man kneeling in front of the Con- fessional Altar suddenly rais- ed his arm and throw a packet at soveral the Pope, when his Holineas was

yards distance.

DEPUTIES BREAK ALL RECORDS.

FRENCH CHAMBER SITS

DAY AND NIGHT.

Paris, Fob. 12.

All records have been broken by she was thrown hoavily from her horse which she was the Chamber in debating the clock exercising at the Racecourse, and round during an almost continuous was rendered unconscious for sitting. Except for short Inter- vals for lunch and dinner the de hours.

Misa Lo was cantering round

this

the

being borne past at about 20 the course., When at the two-mile putica have now been sitting since post which marks a rather steep 8.80 yesterday morning. They are The packet was evidently light Incline, she was thrown from the still sitting this evening and will and fell short. It was immediate-saddle. She fell heavily on her probably continue. Nothing like ly seized by a Knight of the Cape face, while the homo also slipped this endurance has been seen since and Sword, while the man, crying down, though apparently it did the continuous dancing contest last

Voglio out

was not kick her. 1420 agrazia, nounced on by Pontifical gen- When Miss Lo was picked up by year. darmos and hurried away to the Mr. G. Harriman, she was found

To discover a parallel to Vatican guard-room,.

to be unconscious. Her face was The packet was believed at the severely injured. She was rushed it would be necessary to go back. moment to be petition addressed to the French Hospital, where a to 1870, when it was resolved that to the Pope. With the general thorough examination was made the Chamber would sit in per cheering and music and appinuse, by three doctors, who subsequent manent session as long as and with public attention fixed only held out high hopes that there Prussians were occupying French the Papal procession, the incident, was no fracture. Miss Lo, how- extraordinary as it was, passed ever, was badly bruised and Hus territory. History does not record, almost unnoticed, so quickly waxtained abrasions to the legs and however, whether such heroism

was actually practised. the

Larms. interrupter snatched from the

It was not until nearly three scene.

On that occasion it was It was later reported that the hours Inter that she regained con man was a religious fanatic, but sciousness, Mr. M. K. Lo, her safety of France that was at stake. his demeanour was calm and col-brother states that there was every In the present case it is a question lected, and it is alleved in certain hope that she would make a speedy of quartera that he is a member of the Third International and that the "petition" was a package uf Communist propaganda leaflets on Russia.

It is alan reported that several members of his family have to- night been arrested.

THE PRESIDENCY OF GERMANY. WANING ENTHUSIASM FOR HINDENBURG.

Berlin, Mar. 10.

recovery..

Mr. Horace Lo, another brother, was also at the racecourse, but at the time of the accident, was In the dressing room preparatory to taking a ride.

the

non-

the deputies' Boats. This agonising issue with which the Chamber has been obsessed for the last three months was finally decid- ed to-day, when after three weeks of Derce Parliamentary battles, culminating in a twentyhour Miss Enid Lo is one of the most atop contest, the Electoral Reform popular sportswomen in Hongkong. Bill was finally voted at 1.16 p.m.

Alercest. In addition to being tennis cham-

Thus ends one of the pion, a title she has held for the

struggles in French Parliamentary inst two years, and an Interpart history. Its result, if confirmed player, she is a splendid all-round by the Senate, which is doubtful, athlete, and recently, with her will be to abolish the second ballot brother, gave a public demonstra- and substitute the English voting tion of ju-jitsu.

The sincerest wishes of a large system. It will also give the vote Voting, moreover, will be At eighty-four, President Hin-host of friends will be extended and the right to be elected to wo- denburg is as fit aH a fiddle;to her for a quick and complete men.

obligatory. nevertheless his age is regarded recovery.

as an objection by many, especial. ly the middleclass clectors, who feel that the burden of Govern- ment should be carried on younger shoulders.

Significant indications of how has been de- the Field Marshal serted by many wartime collen- guca are afforded by five retired. Generals, whose names are affix- ed to a manifesto on his behalf. who have repudiated their sign- atures as forgeries, and declare they would have refused to sign it if naked.

General Ludendorff is not like ly to vote either for Hindenburg or for Hitler. His latest griev ance is set forth in a telegram" to

COL, LINDBERGH'S BABY SON.

SECRET COMINGS AND GOINGS.

Premier Quits Banquet. The severity of the contest can be gauged from the fact that though the debate was theoretically opened at 9p.m., it was not till 12 hours later, that is at 9 o'clock this morning, that the actual discus- New York, Mar. 10. sion of the Bill began. In the in- Hopes of the carly return of terval every sort of obstruction Colonel Lindbergh's kidnapped known to Parliamentary procedure baby son have been encouraged was brought into play by by the departure of Lindbergh' Opposition. lawyer for a secret destination.

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The lawyer asked the police

the

Informed that the Left were in-

not to follow him. Later he resting on an adjournment, M. turned and departed again jcompanied by a woman.

at-

Laval burried from a banquet which he was attending, and, The plan for the safe return of posing the question of confidence, the President, protesting against the kidnapped child is reported to obtained a majority for the imme the restrictions on his political consist of placing the baby in a diate discussion..

The Opposition resisted until activities.

aate place and the retaining of a Support, however, is being ex- piece of the cloth of the child's shortly before noon to-day, when, hended by M. Herriot, they quitted tended to Hindenburg by the Prus-garments. sian Premier Otto Braun, whe When the meeting arranged for the Chamber in a solid body, leav- was Socialist

nt the the payment of the ransom takes ing the victorious majority alone last Presidential election, and is place, the cloth mast fit the gar- on the field of battle in face of as proof of identity, empty benches and four indifferent now urging his supporters to vote mont

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