Rome, Apr. 30. The 96mm que issued in London yesterda:
at the idose of the Angioks is taken as an indication ion of the part Italy in world relations. is impressed by the fact that Lord Halifax the British Foreign' Secretary. informed Count Dino Grandi, the Italian Ambassador in London, on the progress of the talks immediately after their conclusion.
This is regarded as a sign of the growing collaboration in Europe initiated by the Anglo-Italian Agreement.—Reuter, Hand Grenades Throwñ on the Bund Seven bystanders were injured when two Chinese threw two hand grenades at an unidentified Chinese who was riding in a rickshaw on. the Bund, near Foochow Road; their intended victim escaped unhurt, The police riot vans, as one of dhe photographs above show, were soon on the scene and two Chinese, said to be the men who threw the bombs were arrested, Those injured comprised five men, two women—and a pony, which was standing between the shafts of a broker's trap not more than a few feet away and was badly injured; it was removed by lorry to a veterinary hospital.
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