Evening star., 1934-07-27

used effectively when railway be-
tween Keuhnsdorf and Essenkapel was
taken from the reyolters.
A railway station at Bleiburg also
was recovered from the NaZis who had
occupied it.
One hundred and eighty Nazis we're
said to have been slain in Styria. Gov
ernment forces lost 100 men.
Hundreds OF Nazis fed across the
YugoSlavian border and surrendered
there when the town of Ratgersburg
fell TO Austrian government forces.
Call to Tyrol.
All able-bodied former officers and
soldiers have been notified by the
government to prepare to answer a
call for action in the Alpine section
of the Tyrol.
At Annabichel, a suburb Of Klag-
enfurt, 200 Nazis armed with machine
guns were defeated. The govern
ment said plans had been made for
a Nazi mobilization there
The government arrested DR.. Erick
Rejekowith, son-in-law Of DR.. Anton
ELlIlLtl6Il, MiDlSJct W ENOIDEs wiz dICd
of bullet wounds in jail yesterday.
Fascists claimed Rintelen was to
have been made chancellor had the
"putsch" been successful.
Vienna is still under martial law
Cafes are closed and the usually gay
life of the city is no more.
The government said firm meas
ures would be taken with the 144
Nazis who stormed the chancellory
Wednesday and killed Dollfuss. They
have been imprisoned in a military
barracks.
rg Erau-DolIfuss in VIENNA
The cahipet ssnrst act was tospr6z
vide for the financial future Of Frat
DollfusS and her children. She is
here for the funeral. to be held to-
morrow, while the children are in
Italy under the care of the MuSsoz
linis. All unofficial report says Mus
solini will come here to attend the
funeral.
An air of foreboding hangs about
Vienna, although residents are mostly
ignorant of what is going on in the
provinces.
Scores of lorries carrying Heimwehr
men roar through the city.
Reports that Yugoslavian soldiers
had fired into Austria received no
confirmation. RumorS that Italian
troops have crossed the border are
denied.
Emil Fey, former vice chancellor
and a Heimwehr leader, who was
seized in the chancellory along with
Dollfuss, remains a minister without
portfolio in the new government.
German Border Reopened.
Col. Adam. federal propaganda
chief of Austria, in a radio speech
last night charged radio news from
Germans was an aid to the plotterS
and the official German news SER
vice left nothing undone to advance
the plan of the putschers."
The German border has been re-
opened. 1t was closed Wednesday.
An officer at Leoben said men
fell like pigeons" Hospitals in the
section were jammed. Nazis were
driven from Leoben after a heavy
engagement but were believed plan
ming a counter attack.
A witness said RatgerSburg, on the
Yugoslavian border, was occupied by
government forces without a shot
being fired. NaZiS fed into YugoSla-
via, pitching machine guns and rifles
into the river he added.
Clashes With Police.
Firing took place early this morning
at Wilhering, near Linz, between a
patrol of security police and Nazis.
One police officer was killed and six
Nazis were captured.
In Salzkmergut there were several
clashes between police and Nazis.
Some 500 NaziS in the Valley OF
Hinterstaden. who were about to start
to Windischgarten to join comrades
there were turned back into the valley
by police.
NaZiS at Windlschgarten who were
ready to revolt were intercepted by au-
thorities A military court was estab-
lShed TO deal with the revolters.
In Linz groups of unarmed Nazs
tried to meet in two sections of the
city. bur were promptly dispersed.
Twelve truckloadS of soldiers and an
ambulance left Bruckonmur for VOLTS
berg, in Carinrhia. section where
fighting has been heavy.
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