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GERMAN ACCUSED FACES DEATH

GREAT INDIGNATION DU GERMANY

Berlin, To-day. The German engineer Stickling and all his fellow-accused in the

sabotage trial at Novosibirsk have

been sentenced to death, accord- ing to an announcement made here. The German Ambassador

at Moscow yesterday made fur ther representations to the Soviet,

· NOVEMBER 23, 1936

THE "TRAILER.

MYSTERY IN FACTORY

"Langhing Sickness"

Theory

Birmingham.

NO SYMPATHY FOR AUTHOR

Indge On Kisses And Tells

LIBEL ACTIONS OVER A NOVELĮ

"It is a case of "Kisses and tells." according to his own account," re- marked" Lord Justice Greer in the Court of Appeal last month, when an appeal arising from the "novel "Anna Craft" was heard.

Mr. Walter Merchant, a butcher,

The source of the mysterious of Newland-avenue, Hall, and his demanding that adequate time ailment which made eight people daughter, Miss Hilde Marchant, a |should be given for appeal.

laugh, cry and some of them faint journalist.” have brought libel ́ac- The sentence on Stickling has last month has not yet been trac-tions against the author. printers aroused indigation here. Gered

and publishers of the novel mary's official news

de- The people-six women and girls The author is Mr. Richardį scribes it as "monstrously high-and two men-were affected while Ford; the publishers are Messrs. handed Der Montag calls it an following their employment at the Peter Davies Ltd; and the print- international scandal and aprinting works of A. G. Terry andļers, the Guernsey Star and Gazettei

Company Ltd. įgroundless injustice, justifying Co. Ltd. in James-street.

agency

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"

Germany's attitude to the ter Five of them reported for duty) Other defendants were Messrs. rorists in the Soviet and alater, while Hilda Hill, aged 23, of warning to the civilised world to Wariey, was able to leave the McLegan and Cumming, who print-

jed the wrapper of the novel been for hospital after having join the anti-Bolshevist bloc

The appeal was from an order the sake of peace.

tained for one night. CONSUL INVOLVED.

Dr. Metcalfe, who examined the Mr. Justice Greaves-Lord that Moscow. Later:. It is now dis-patients when they were taken to the two actions should be tried

together. closed that during the frial Stick-hospital, said: "In my opinion, it

The appeal was allowed and the Jing implicated Herr Grosskopf, was fame poisoning. From former German Consul at Novosi-medical point of view, it was not a order set aside. birsk and now Consul-General at bit like hysteria." Kieff. The evidence on the mat- Mr. A. G. Terry, a director of

a the company, said: "HM. Insper- Sir Patrick Hastings, for Mr. ter was given in camera, but serious diplomatic incident is tor of Factories is coming to make and Miss Marchant, said the novel on portrayed the character of a young feared as a result of its publica- another thorough examination

to-morrow. Unless the sentences are the premises

So girl and her father in a manner tion. commuted all nine defendants will far the police, and myself have which was clearly defamatory if it be shot and their property confis been unable to detect any fumes referred to Mr. and Miss Mar-

chant or either of them. cafed.Reuter.

of any description."

The main defence was a plea

TOTAL LOSS OF BUILDING

Boy "Dared” To Fire

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Plex Of Justifiention

VICAR SENT FOR of Justification — that Miss Mar-

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Mr. G. O. Slade, on behalf of the

4 SHOWS

The Reverend Alfred. Edgar Guernsey Star and Gazette Com- that could be David Youles, aged 40, vicar of pany, Ltd.. contended that the de- [cision of Mr. Justice Greaves-Lord offered at the Old Bailey last Christ Church, Rotherhithe, ウイ month on behind of a 16-year-old Union-road,

¡was a matter of discretion, with Appeal could errand boy who set fire to a Cour-charged on remand at Greenwich which the Court of cil school at Carshalton, Surrey, last month with assaulting Ed-not interfere.

Mr. Slade mentioned that, ac was that he had been dared to do ward Clark, aged 17. of Hyde- so by another boy. He was order street, Deptford in a cinema in cording to the pleadings, one of ed to be detained in a Borstal High-street. Deptford, on October the innuendes alleged to be con- veyed by the book was that the father, by his coarse, brutal, and

institution. for three years.

Mr. J. B. Montagu, prosecuting,

Youles denied the charge, and

said that the loss amounted to said he went to the cinema to see unsympathetic treatment of his £1,400, the school being totally the film "Hell Ship Morgan," daughter, drove her to immorality.

destroyed.

SUIYUAN WAR

(Continued from Page 1)

It is learned that. General Pei

which dealt with deep-sea fishing. He was not dressed as a clergy-

Book Withdrawn

It was not his custom to Mr. Paul Springman for Mr. wear a clerical collar when off Ford, adopted Mr. Slade's argu- ment. He stated that all copies duty.

Youles was committed for trial of the book had been withdrawn at the Old Bailey.

from circulation and only a few had been sold.

Chung-hsi, the Kwangsi military THREE DOCTORS to youth and inexperience he had

IN A CAR

One Had A Woman On His Lap

Mr. Ford regretted that owing|

written in such a form that it might enable Miss Marchant to be recognised

brain, will be given an important position at the front, where all the former officials of the 19th Route Army will join him. It willi

Lord Justice Greer: He piends! be recalled that the Kwangsi

justification-a disgraceful ples in leaders, General Li Chung-jen, Peit

jany view of a man who, according Chung-ksi and Huang Ko-chai, recently appealed to Generalis- When, at Highgate last month, to his own statement, has for years sino Chiang Kai-shek to lead the Dr. Thomas St., Martin Norris, of engaged the exclusive favours of Kwangsi troops to engage the the Archway Hospital, Highgate, this woman and turns round' and, Suiyuan invaders, and it is reli- was summoned for exceeding the to make money, writes a book ably reported that the appeal will 30 miles speed Hmit it was said about her. He cannot expect any be upheld.

that there were two other doctors sympathy.

Lord Justice Greer gave judg FOREIGN REINFORCEMENTS if the car, one of whom sat by the As for the bandits, they have driver with a woman on his lap.

"It may well be," he said, “that been reinforced by the 5th, 6th, This, it was said, did not obscure 7th and 8th divisions of the Man- the driver's view and Dr. Norris the defendant Ford has utilised churian Army with Wang Cheng-said he relied on the revolution his own experience with an unfor- sen as their Commander-in-chief, counter of his car to tell him the tunately immoral girl for making and two Manchurian Air Corps speed at which he was travelling. money by the publication of a had already arrived at Shangtu He was fined £ and his licence novel, and that is conduct which I from Mukden yesterday. Rumours was endorsed.

THE BANK OF CANTON

{Continued from-Page 1)

M

ment

do not like to charactérise, because the whole facts will have to bej gone into at the trial".

SLIP. "TWIST BAND AND CUP

A Disanooitment For Margate

are current in Peiping that the |foreigners are trying to dissuade (General Sung Chi-yuan, Chairman of the Hopei-Chahar Council. from seading the troops of these two provinces to aid the other "With the recent unification of Government troops in the front the country, and with the comple It is also leamed that, owing to tim of the Canton-Hankow Ball the inefficiency of the Manchoria-way, the need for commercial beaks Mongolian bandits, the foreigners in Kwangtung has become all the have organised a control army to prester I have responded to the watch them in the next offensive, invitation, and have also succeeded

From & Special. Correspondent. in enlisting the support of the After the contest for the junior BOTH SIDES PREPARING: principal national banks, which are championship in the Crystal Canton: The Sakruan: frontiers genuinely interested in seeing the Palace brass band contest, it was have been very quiet for the last restoration of an indigenious Ca-announced that Garlinge (Mar- two days. Both the Government tamere bank with a great past, so gate) were the winnerzonken troops and the Manchuria Mongo-that they may have a worthy part- Arrangements were made for lian bandits are planning for anner in the development of South the presentations of the cup at a cffensive. It is confirmed that China. The Board of Directors and concert in Margate Winter Gar the Shansi troops under General management of the Bank have been dens the following night. Tang Yan-pak, Commander of the completely reorganised, and I trust Instead, Mr. JH Hes, founder 13th Ármy, and . General: Ming that the Bant is ready once

more of the "band- festival, sanonnoed Ping yo, Commander of the 7th to serve the Cantonese community, that after the com Cavalry Diviz

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