It was in the motor that the face of one of the foreigners, Sub-Insp. 'A. Turner, was severely' cut by a large stone. "He was later treated at the General Hospital, with eight other foreigners, including Insp. 1, Myrescough, the affeer in charge of Yangtszepoo Station. The most serious in= jury was suffered by Havildar 410, whose scalp was cut in the course of the first baton charge made by the police, After the women had been dispersed, an attempt was made to scatter the men by means of a vigorous incursion with drawn slicks. Havildar 410, though struck on the head with a stone, succeeded in arresting the man responsible, but was attacked again, while en route to the raiding van with his prisoner, by three others, who hit him with a wooden stool. His wounds later were Weated at the Police Hospital,
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