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CRISIS IN BULGARIA PATRIOTS AND GOVERNMENT LONDON, Sept. 12 A serious ertsss <s tievelopmg in Bulgaria between the Government, are pro-Russiar. reports the Daily Telegraph's Istanbul correspondent. The disquiet is so cerious that the Government has summoned Parliament to appease the Deputies The patriots condemn the rulers for blind allegiance to the Germans, under whom Bulgaria is drifting slowly and surely toward war against Russia, to which the Bulgarian people are utterly averse. The Government has imposed drastic new measures to safeguard the State. Even minor offences entail death The police discovered a secret radio station at Varna and caught eight persons therein They machinegunned the police but were overpowered and executed. The police in Sofia this week arrested 100 Communists, who under the new laws are liable to death. VICHY AND GERMANY PART IN NEW ORDER VICHY. Sept. 12 Deat, who was wounded by Jean Colette some weeks ago. and who, like Laval, is now out of danger, broadcast announcing the arrival on the Eastern front of French volunteers. He added: “It isn’t necessary for France to stay aloof. She will play an important part in the new order for which Germany is fighting.” UNREST IN FRANCE HEAVY SENTENCES RUGBY. Sept. 12 Arrests *nd the imposition k of heavy sentences by special courts continue throughout France. It is announced from Vichy that 34,000 are now in prisons and concentration camps. The Brusseler Zeitung says that a man and two women were sentenced to death for hiding a wounded Royal Air Force pilot who escaped from a German hospital. The defence proved that the accused were not antagonistic to Germany, but the court imposed the death sentence because "false humanity" was intolerable. The Moscow radio reports that terrorism is increasing in Finland, where the Democrats are persecuted. A number were arrested for criticising the war. The German-controlled Serbian Government has received permission to form an army of 17,000 plus appropriate numbers of gendarmes and military police. AIR CASUALTIES WELLINGTON, Saturday The following air casualties were reported today:—Sergeant Owen Henry Glengarry, R.N.Z.A.F., killed in an aircraft accident, Mrs K. T. Glengarry, Sawyer’s Bay, Otago (mother). Pilot-Officer Richard Scott Austin, R.hLZ A.F.. killed on air operations. Mr R. C. Austin, 84 Tyndall Street, Pahiatua (father). ASHBURTON RACES I—2 Loyal King, 2; 3—3 Swagger Jack, coupled with Free Voyage, 3. Scr.: All Serene. Ashburton Handicap: 4—4 Wild Talk, 1; I—l Prudent Prince, 2; 5—5 The Wrecker, 3. Scr.: Merry March. AVONDALE RACES Avondale Stakes: B—6 Bonny Pay, 8.0 (J. Williamson), 1: 7—7 Tudor Rose, 7.9 (W. O. Ensor), 2; 4—4 Beau Vaals, 8.0 (H. Hooton), 3. Scr.: Dash o* Dink. Royal View, Jean Ace, Apples, Hullabuloo. Champion Plate: 7—7 Airport, 7.13 (R. W. McTavish), 1: 2—2 Prince Louis, 8.0 (R. E. Horne), 2; 3—3 Landvcyor, 8.9 (Cameron), 3. Scr.: Lucky Lulu, Nan Vaals, Acreman, Kadma, Prince Plato, Eagle’s Luck, Innovation. Ray Song. Rich Blood. CARTERTON MEETING Wairarapa Cup: 1 Aurora's Star, 1; 2 Trench Law, 2; 3 Piastre, 3. AH started. RUGBY FOOTBALL Hamilton: Clarke Cup: Taupiri 10, Technical Old Boys 5 (final score); Old Boys 6, Frankton 0 (half-time score).

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