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London, Sept. 29, When the train conveying the Queen from Ballater to London halted at Aberdeen, Her Majesty, discussing the new International situation in the Munich meeting, said she had been "We will all hope," she added, will Tead to a peaceful settlement She expressed the hope that it Would be possible for the King and herself to return to Balmoral Castle Australian Commons Affirms Loyalty Canberra, Sept. 29.
Before the most crowded House of Commons in Australian history, the Prime Minister, Mr. Joseph Lyons, yesterday made a statement on the European situation, He said that Great Britain had the support of Australia. inher cflorts to preserve peace, This policy Was aminned by the whole British Commonwealth at the Imperial Con ference in 1997 and had been carried out to the letter, "If war comes," Mr, Lyons added, will not'be by reason of anything that British "nations have dong of falled to do."—Reuter, Polish-Czech Border Violence Increases Teschen, Sept. 29.
Violence on the Polish-Czech fron-fies increased today as more than 400 lish families arrived from Czecho-a, many of them carrying gas masks, Poles fought with the Czech Peo-les Guard "at the steel mill. town vt Wickowiez, Refugees reported hat there was rioting at Karwines.
Czech yuards were reported ulled at Ropiea when Polish civilians Gite allowed "to have dynamited a Military and Government officials "driving from Warsaw believed that int, Czechs would cede. the Polish auf, 2t Tesehen before the Saturday cztticn, the Polish Volunteers Earlier,
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