AUSTRIAN RIOTS

Hokitika Guardian, 20 September 1933, Page 5

AUSTRIAN RIOTS

PARTY BALANCES

A COMPLICATED SITUATION.

(United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. )

VIENNA, September 18

After a meeting at Graz, Nazis succeeded in decoying the police elsewhere. Then they stampeded the crowd. Twenty-eight were injured, many of them seriously. Armed police bayoneted a crowd at fjoitaiandergrag, when they rioted following a Nazi demonstration. Nine were- wounded.

Three were killed in a- clash between the Heimwehr and Nazis at Wolfsegg. The police supported the H-eimwehr and were forced to fire when the mob rushed to assist the Nazis.

ANTI-HITLER PLOT REVEALED 1

LONDON, September 19

The “Daily Express’ ” Berlin correspondent says: “Forty-one high German officials and aristocrats, have been arrested at Heid-eniheim Castle, in Wurtemburg, where, it is alleged, they have been plotting to undermine Chancellor Hitler’s regime.

BELGIUM AND “TEUTONIC” FURY

BRUSSELS, September 19,

Despite the intervention of the Belgian Government, the town council of Dinant have decided to retain the inscription “Teutonic Fury” 1 in the plans of the American architect, Mr Warren, for the monument to the civilians killed at Dinant during the war. The Government asked for the suppression of the inscription in the interests of international goodwill.