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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1933.

F. A. CUP

Heads Scotland Yard KING NADIR .....

FIRST ROUND

DRAW MADE

London Teams Fortunate

With Home Ties.

PALACE ENTERTAIN NORWICH

London. To-day.

London Clubs have been fortun- ate in the draw for the First Round Proper of the English Football As-

sociation Cup, held by Everton, go fewer than seven securing home ties for the First Round which will be decided on Saturday week.

Are

The best match will probably be witnessed when Crystal fifth in the Palace, who southern section. entertain Nor- wich City, the present leaders of this Division. at Selhurst Park.

the Folkstone. who reached Third Round before losing 2-0 to) Huddersfield Yes! year. have

gainst reached the First Round: and are

Bristol home to Rovers. In the North Gateshead

at

Bad news for England's crimina element is contained in the news that Jesse Kosch (above) has been promoted from detective Inspector to chief inspector of Scotland Yard. Keech is known as one of the most relentless man-hunters in the fu mous organization.

THE CHINA MAIL.

MURDERED AT

PRIZE-GIVING| Assassin A Pardoned Plotter.

AFGHAN MINISTERS LOYAL

TO NEW RULER

To-day's Short Story.

E

GOLD-

MOUNTED

GUNS

VENING had fallen on Long-

horn City, and already, to

By F. R. Buckley.

The lean man considered.

I seen you

Then I

"All things bein' equal," he said,

London, To-day.

the south, an eager star was "I think I'd rather you'd first tell got round to callin' twinking in the velvet sky, when how you

Been askin' people In According to information re-

a spare, hard-faced man slouch-Tommy. Jceived in London the murder of ed down the main street and, the street ?”

"No," said the boy. "I only King Nadir of Afghanistan was selected a pony from the dozen committed at a school prize-hitched beside Tim Geogeben's got into town this afternoon, an' I

general store. The town, which ain't a fool anyway. giving on the anniversary of the in the day-time suffered from an ride in this afternoon, and the way execution of Ghulam, Nabi, pre-excess of eye-searing light in its folks backed away from you made sumably from motives of open spaces, confined its efforts me wonder who you was.

the gold-mounted, guns of at artificial lighting to the one seen revenge.

King Nadir, who was accompanied store, the one saloon, and its yourn, an' of course I knew. No- the Temple of body ever had. guns like them but by the present King and the Minis- neighbour,

I could ha' shot ter for War was killed instantly. Chance; so it was from a' dusky Pecos Tommy.

man you while you was gettin' your five shots heing fired at him while void that the hard-faced

horse if Id been that way inclin- he was speaking to the students. heard himself called by name.

The murderer was Abdul Khalid, "Tommy!" a subdued voite, ne- ed." who was arrested immediately. Hej custed him.

made, it The hard-faced £1 had previously been under arrest with his father, as being implicated seemed, a very slight movement-awant?” in the plot against the inte King inj mere flick of the hand at his low November inst, but was pardoned. slung belt, but it was a motement Khalid's father was a servant of perfectly appraised by the man in Ghulam Nabi, a prominent adherent the shadows.

The lean man bit. hie moustache. "Put 'em down. What do you

"I want to join you."

"You want to what " "Yeah, I know it sound foolish to you, mebbe," said the young man.

of ex-King Amanullah, by whom he "Wait a minute!" the volen plead-"But, listen-your side-kicker's in was appointed Ambassador in An- ed.

receive Darwen and Barnsley CATHEDRAL WEDDING Ghulam Nabi

travel to Halifax

The duel between Barrow and Doncaster

should secure a big

gate, while Northampton's home game against Exeter may pro vide one of the best matches.

The First and Second Division

THIS AFTERNOON

Sims Home.

KING'S COLLEGE MASTER WEDS LONDON GIRL.

Clubs enter the Third Round of The wedding took place at St.

the Cup on January 13

the First Round.

Gainsboro Trinity

Show chury y

Was

These Ministers at once tele-

graphed their allegiance to the

on

Kaol down in Rosewell. I figured gora in 1929. In the following year A moment later, his hands up I could take his place-anyway, till I know I ain't got any kim pony's dismissed by raised,

bridle reins he got out.

record, but I can ride, an' I can King Nadir. He returned to caught in the crook of one arm, Afghanistan in 1932 and was exe young man moved into the zone of shoot the pips out of a ten-spot at cuted shortly afterwards.

light that shone bravely out through ten paces, an'-I got a little job to

bring into the firm, to start with." When the murder took place Inst Tim Geogehan's back window.

The lean man's gaze narrowed. week the Prime Minister, the For- "Don't shool," he said, trying to

"Have, eh?" he asked, softly. eign Minister and the Trade Minis-Jeontrol his nervousness before the

"It ain't anything like you go ter were on tour in the Northern weapon unwaveringly trained

a for as a rule," said the boy, "I'm friend." Provinces of Afghanistan to attend him.

of the opening of the new rond from For perhaps Afteen seconds the apologetically, "but it's a roll Kabul to Mazarikhulid.

newcomer and the hard faced man cash an'-I guess it'll show you I'm I only got on to it this examined each other with the un-straight. John's Cathedral this afternoon

Kind of providential I The following is the draw for of Miss Beatrice Home, the only

winking scrutiny of those who take afternoon.

The should meet you right now." new King.

chances of life and death.

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry

lean man chewed his The expression of condolence of younger, with that lightning draw Home, of Trebovir Road, London,

Ilis eyes did not Altringham.

on the assassination fresh in his mind, noted the sinis-moustache. Manchester North-End . Working 18.W, to Mr. George Sima, an King George

Assistant Master at King's Col- of the late King of Afghanistan ter droop of a gray moustache over shift.

"Yeah," he said, slowly. "What lege, third son of Mr. and Mrs. and his good wishes to King Mu- a hidden mouth, and shivered a

Sims, of Thomas

Chesterfield, hamed Zahir Pasha on hia acces- httle as bis gaze met that of a pair you quittin' punchin' fort"

"Sick of it." Derbyshire.

slon were conveyed to the Afghan of steel-blue eyes.

"Figurin' robbin' trains is caster The bride, who wore a cream- 'Minister last week, and in a per-

"I coloured georgette dress with a sonel message His Majesty said.

"No," said the young man, hand-made lace veil, carried a "I am profoundly shocked by the

ain't. But like a little spice in' and

·bouquet of cream roses. Miss tragic news of the traitorous Eleanor Beavis, wearing a dress dastardly assassination of His Ma- of green flowered georgette with jesty Nadir Pasha Gahzi, your au-ersely. "Сал CX- as gusi father, and I hasten to velvet hat, acted bridesmaid. Mr. R. R. Campbell press my detestation of this abe countered the other.

minable crime and my heartfelt con- was best man.

The Rev. Noel Evans officiated (dolences to the family of His late and the bride was given away by Majesty and the whole Afghan na- Mr. N. L. Smith. Director

ton v. Southport.

Peter's

Rotherham \ Soap li

Scunthorpe Arringto

Barros Doncaster

Coventry v. Crowe

New Brighton v. Mansfield

Wabail v. Storktop in Spronymner

Gatesheads. Darwen

York v. Hartlepoole

Sutton v. Rochdale.

Newark v. Trennart Cheater Darlington. Chorley Jatt.

Blyth Spartans or North Shields o Murion Cullery or Scarboro.

Lancaster Town v. Stock

Hallax v. Barnsley. Carlisle v.

v. Wrexham. Northampton v. Exeter.

Queen's Park Rangers

Itford v. Swinden.

v.

Bath Charito. Kingstonian v. Bristol City.

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Crystal Palace . No-with

Y

Cheltenham y Barnel.

Torguny Marghte

Watford v Reading Cardiff - Aldershot. Northfest v. Darsford

སྨཱ,

Bournemouth v.

Hayes

a green

of tion in the sorrow and grievous

Joss sustained through this deplor-

Kettering Education.

Those present at the ceremony able event."-British Wireless Ser- 'included Lt. Colonel and Mrs. vice.

G. T. Raikes. Captain and Mrs. G. C. Cooper. Captain and Mrs. A. R. Smeathers, Captain and Mrs. C. C. Fowkes. Mr. and Mrs. A. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. N. Evans.

Clanton Devent e Eprom Town. Oxford Callingham. London Paper Mill v. Southend. Dulwich Houlet Newport Badkestone Bristol Rovers.

After

KEY SAVES MAN'S LIFE

A

Berlin. at Roudlenau fell!

machine during

turme the reception, which into a binding was held at 3 Conduit Road, the threshing.

The man with the gun saw before him a rather handsome face, mar- money?" red, even in this moment of submis-)

on, by a certain desperation. "What do you want?" he asked, life.

hands down?" I put my

MASKED "REDS" IN BULGARIA

Police Discover Secret Plant.

DISTURBANCES FEARED

Sofiu.

They ain't none in punchin"."" "Got a girl?' asked the lean man. The The boy shook his head. hard-faced man nodded reflectively. "Well, what's the job?" he ask- ed.

The light from Geogehan's win- dow was cut off by the body of a man who, cupping his hands about his eyes, stared out into the night,; as if to locate the buzz of voices at the back of the store.

"If you're goin' to take me on,"! said the young man, "I can tell you while we're ridin' toward It. you ain't-why, there's no need to go no further."

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A story with an Edgar Wallace had drawn, glanced once at the ob residence of the bridegroom, the He was being dragged between couple left for Cheung Chau, two rollers when a key fell from flavour has been revealed after pro-scured window and again, piercing.

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