Daylight. saving time' ofleatiy ceased in Great Britdin last night, chien Greenwich mean time came.m, to-day, [clocks "were set back one' hou Reuter. wore realized early when out in Royal Mint ce were compelled to use their batons to clear the street, with the result that many people were injured. Nine of these: had to be sent to hospital for treatment, Mob in Ugly Mood 3
Shortly after the clash, Sit Oswald Mosley, leader of the British Fascists, arrived. He conversed with the Police Commissioner, Sir Philip Game, who intimated that the parade the Bast End must not take place, but that the Paseists, or Black Shirts, were permitted to march to Blackfriars and disperse al. the Enibankment, Subsequently, the police again had use their batons when a crowd at Lemon Street attempted to release arrested man. The mob was in an ugly mood. and freely" used stones and othe: missiles against the police Many Vascists yesterday drove in moter-cars in which wire-netting, replaced: windows.
Meanwhile, very strong "protests (rom Jewish and Labour organizations have been made against the Fascist demonstration, 'The Jewish People's Council has sent a petition, ximed by 100,000 people, to the Home Omee, protest against the parade, Accounts of the affair' give the numbers of protagonists as Fascists 2,500, police 6,000, and enti-Fascists 100,000, After the affray, a miscellaneous murray of weapons, such as Iron bars, chair legs wrapped in barbed wire, and broken bottles, were picked up fom the gutters—Reuter,
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