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"WE YIELD TO FORCE"

Schuschnigg Tells World Of Trick To Create Crisis

No

Resistance Vienna Order

GRAND NATIONAL CALL-OVER

Royal Mail Is Now A Joint Favourite

London, Mar. 11. Takvorpach and Royal Mall are Joint favourities for the Grand National according to the latest call- over to-night, both being offered at 100 to 7 and taken at 100 to 0.

Jallure

THE

STRONGER AIR FORCE FOR COLONY

R.A.F. Will Possess Most Powerful Fighting Planes

that

The Telegraph understands the Royal Air Force strength at Kal Tak will be in- creased considerably in the near future.

Vienna, Mar. 11.

De La Chance is now. 10 to 1. Sponking in solemn tones, his The price has lengthened because the horse ran badly in the National Hunt voice vibrant with suppressed Steeplechase at Cheltenham. The

To take over the post of Off- emotion, Dr. von Schuschniggin the Cheltenham Gold Cup resulted kong, Group Captain A. H. Peck, of Airgeadsius to get placed cer Commanding, R.A.F. Hong- announced his resignation after in the owner saying he was doubtful D.S.O., M.C., whether the hor

horse would be started referring to the German ullima-In the Grand National. He will officer, Far East Command, will tum. He said:

consult the jockey, McNeill before arrive in this Colony next week. making a decision.

"I declare before the world that

the reports sprend in Austria that there have been labour disputes, that streams of blood are flowing, that the Government is not muster of the situation and that it could not keep order, were invented from A to Z. The President authorises me to in- form the Austrian people that we yield to forur."

Dr. Schuschnigg said that even in this grave hour they were not mind- ed at any price to shed German blood, and they had given their armed forces the order, in invasion was carried out, lo withdraw without Fesistance and to awalt future decisions,

case

The President. had entrusted General Seilhawsky, Inspector- General of troops with the command of the armed forces, through whom further instructions would be given the armed forces.

Dr. Schuschnigg concluded: "So I take my leave of the Austrian people with a German word, and the heart-

felt wish that God will protect Austria."--Reuter.

25 KILLED BY CYCLONE IN INDIA

Calcutta, Mar. 11. Twenty-five persons were killed and 45 sent to hospital when

It

optional soiling race at Hurst Park Takvorpacha won # three-mile to-day. The call-over prices as cabled by Reuter were:

100 to 7 Takvorpacha

GRAND NATIONAL

and Royal Mail (a) 100 to (1)

Shirt

15 to 1 Blue

10 to 1 De La Chance (0) 29 to 1 Cooleen (t and o)

22 to 1 Dunhill Castle and Royal

Daniel (0) 25 to 1 (1)

25 to 1 Stalbridge Park (0) 28 to

1 (4)

25 to 1 Red Knight (0) 33 to 1 (1) 28 to 1 Red Freeman

33 to 1 Bachelor Prince 40 to 1 Cabin Fire

40to 1 Airgeadsios (t and o)

THE LINCOLNSHIRE Delami is present favourite the Lincolnshire at 100 to 8 offered and 100 to 7 taken, the ruling prices

being:

100 to 8 Belami (0) 100 to 7 (1) 100 to 6 Squadron Castle (6)

15 to 1 Salsonia

18 to 1 Thankerton (i and o) 18 to 1 Peter Kane (0)

20 to 1 Gunboat (i and o)

for

senior air staff

Coincident with the completion of British North Borneo, and the im- new aerodromes qt Singapore and pending completion of the new acro- drome in Kam Ling Valley, New Territories, the strength of the Far East Command will be more than doubled by the end of 1938.

In addition to the doubling of the of the Far East Command,

units equipped with the world's most will be completely

aircraft.

military

powerful and up-to-date

Far East, will mean that both nu- Reinforcing of the Royal Air Force, merically and on the basis of quality British air power in Asia will be able to meet any demands. It is understood.

Although present equipment mands, the new aircraft are held to stated to be sufficient for normal de- be equal to, or superior to, the mili itary planes of any other country int

the world.

At present stationed in the Far East

zone are, in addition to the air- craft aboard HMS. Eagle, No. 30 Torpedo Bomber

Squadron. No. 205

22 to 1 Star Flycer (o) 25 to 1 (t) | Torpedo Pomberron, No. 100|

Reuter. 25 fol Horn Pipe (6) 35 to 1 ().

DULL WEATHER TO CONTINUE

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HER WAIST WAS BEGINNING TO BULGE

Dressmaker's Fear Of Losing Her Figure

This dressmaker was naturally dis- tressed when she began to put on weight. She knew bow important it was for her to dress well. It is no wonder, therefore, that aho is denghted with the result of taking Kruschen Salts. Read what a difference it made to her.

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Australian Entertainers

At Gloucester

Three clever Australian artistes upened a Hongkong season τις the Gloucester Hotel last night to rounds Ji appinusė.

Arriving here from the famed Manila Hotel, Billy Heaton and the Hitz Sisters have brought something tresh in the way of cabaret entertain- ment to this Colony.

Particularly noteworthy In last

Squadron and No. 230 night's programme was Henton's use

Flying Bout jelving

Float Owing to

to the case and rapidity with which Far East stations can be reinforced from India and elsewhere the potential power of the Far East Command will, with contemplated additions, be very great.

NEW C.-N.-C. HAS AUDIENCE

Although etoudy weather is ex-l pected to continue, Henckengay escape rain during the week-end.

London. Mar. 11. Fresh north-easterly

Admiral Sir Charles Forbes was winds are received in audience by the King at forecast, with fair cynditions. cyclone sirvelt the mall town MI Temperature till remains below appointment as Commander-in-Chief Buckingham Palace to-day on his Assam. It la feared that further the average for March, yesterday's of the Home Fleet. Lord Milze was bodies will be found under the minimum being 50 degrees and also collopaed huts. The victims are maximum 55 degrees. Temperature relinquishing his

revived by the King CITY chießy tea plantation labourers at 10 m.

uppointment 15:10 56 degrees and Clover and Constable of the Tower Reuter Bulletin.

humidity 75 per cent,

of London-British Wireless.

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of an Australian stock-whip in interpretative number with Iris Ritz.

were unique in that type of enter- Acerobatic numbers by Joy Ritz tainment, and deservedly brought an

encore,

The two girls showed that they are top-notch lap-dancers, bringing a fresh originality and speed to their opening number.

Heaton and the Ritz Sisters have been on tour from Australla ince 1st October contracts taking them to the Netherlands East Indies, Indo- China and the Philippines, among other places. Originally scheduled to arrive in Hongkong carly

Bast month, they have been delayed by extension of contraets at the various centres at which they have appeared. They are appearing nightly at the Choucester.

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