AUSTRIA'S APPEAL
SYMPATHY IN BRITAIN CHANCELLOR'S GRATITUDE LONDON, Jun.» 18 The Austrian Chancellor, Dr. Dolfuss, on the eve of his departure from London for Paris to meet the French Prime Minister, M. Daladier, expressed his heartfelt thanks to British Ministers and the press for their sympathetic reception. Dr. Dolfuss said his contacts with other statesmen at the conference had convinced him that his appeals for their moral and economic support of Austria in her fight for economic independence would not go unheeded. FIGHT IN THE DIET NAZI'S SPEECH OFFENDS MEMBERS COME TO BLOWS VIENNA. June 1R The Lower House of the Austrian Diet to-day was turned into a prize-ring in which 'a dozen bouts were fought as iho result of a provocative speech bv a Nazi member. It was significant that the Socialists stood side by side with tlieir traditional clerical enemies. The sitting was suspended, but fightin"' was immediately resumed in all parts of the House. only injuries were some cuts from broken spectacles.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21521, 19 June 1933, Page 9
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