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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1934.

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DRAMATIC DAYLIGHT RAID ON AMERICAN BANK

Dr. Allow Wynikoop snapped during a tense mamant in the course of her trial.

25 YEARS FOR DR. WYNEKOOP

FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER

CHICAGO SURGERY

CRIME

GIRL ABDUCTED BY BANDITS

USED AS SHIELD IN ESCAPE

RUNNING FIGHT WITH POLICE

(SPECIAL TO "TELEGRAPH")

(By Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic Messages Ordinance, 1804. Received March 7, 942 am):

A DRAMATIC HOLD-UP BY A GANG OF SIX BANDITS OF A BANK AT SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA, YESTERDAY WAS MARKED BY A -SERIES OF ASTOUNDING EVENTS, INCLUDING A BATTLE WITH THE POLICE AND THE ABDUCTING OF A GIRL EMPLOYEE OF THE BANK.

John Dillinger, a notorious outlaw who escaped from gaol on Saturday, where he was held on a murder charge, is believed to have been at the head of the bandit gang.

After robbing the Bank, the outlaws strewed the road with nails to hinder pursuers, and later used the girl as a shield. Then they held up a motorist, and dashed off in his car.

A widespread search for Dillinger has so proved fruitless.

LARGE SUM OF MONEY SEIZED

Chicago, Mar. 6.

New York, Mar. 6. One of the most remarkable

A..message, from Sioux Falls, crimes trials in the annals of South Dakota, states that a wide- American furisdiction closed to spread search for John Dillinger, day when, in what has become notorious outlaw wanted for mur to be known as the Chicago der, has so far been unsuccessful. Surgery murder, the jury re- Dillinger escaped from the Lake turned a verdict of guilty, and County Gaol, Crown Point, Indiana, Doctor. Alice Wynekoop wasjon Saturday.

Tiger Moth Planes For Fighting

AIR MINISTRY'S NEW ORDER ·

far

A striking picture of the snow blanketted Capitol al Washington in the recent blizzard.' To'day's news

shows that a thaw has sat in, resulting in widespread flooding all over the country,

JAPANESE DAVIS

CUP TEAM

DUE IN COLONY

MARCH 30

WILL PROBABLY PLAY HERE

According to advices received in Hongkong this morning. the Japanese Davis Cup team com- prising Jiro Satoh, Nishimura, Yamagieht and Fujikara, aro leaving Tokyo on the first stage of their voyage to Europe on March

22.

They will probably arrive in the Colony about March 30, and it is expected that efforts will be made by the Lawn Tennis Association to stage them in exhibitions during their 24 hours stay here.

Owing to business calls, R. Nunol is unable to take his place

NO CEDING OF TERRITORY

PREMIER'S WAR DEBT ASSURANCE.

FLOODS

FOLLOW BLIZZARDS

HAVOC ALL OVER AMERICA

New York, Mar. 6.

NO DICTATOR FOR ENGLAND

WOULD ONLY END IN CIVIL WAR

MR. BALDWIN

London, Mar. 6.

In a broadcast address to schools this afternoon, Mr. Stanley Baldwin expressed the strong belief that dictator. ships, whether from the Right or Left, would not flourish. in British soil where demoern- tle. Institutions were in digenous.

He admitted that Dictator might do much when in power, but one thing he could not do was to create another Dictator. When he wont chaos often resulted.

Ho appreciated that the young were always in "a" hurry, and possibly those two allen growths, Communism and Fascism might sppeal to some of them.....

ONE END-CIVIL WAR Britain was a free

free country is which either creed might be supported in safety, but he bej loved that if the British people in great numbers became ad- borents of elther Communism or Fanclam, there could only be one end of il—civil war. Adjuring youth to take ita share in the responsibilities of pubile to Mr. “Hatuwin said

-London, Maf.: 6.7 When asked in the Com- mors to-day-for an assur- ance that the Government would not agree to a settle-Widespread floods are threat you do so, use your common |tened all over the cotintry as a sense, avoid logic, love your lel- result of the spring-like weather wowmen, have protound faith In after the recent blizzarda

ment of war debts as be tween Britain and the United States by ceding any portion of the British Empire, the Prime Minister replied that it was self- evident that there could, in

· no circumstances, be any question of such an arrange- ment.-British Wireless,

Putting

with the team, and of the four Million More

con-

your own peopic, grow zao nide OI a rhinoceros, and you will The large accumulations of anow are thawing, and swollen it is indeed endless. British And all adventure you want, for rivers in Now England are undating towns and farms, forcing the

in- wireless.

evacuation of pumerous ́riverside""dwellings,******

Three children have been drown. AIR RAID ON FRENCH

ed in the fooda on the Connecticut River, whore workmen are... dyn- amiting the Ice-jams. In order to ease the situation.

RAPID RISE.

Scores of communities in New York State are threatened with submersion.

Men To Work The Hudson River is rising at

players only Jiro Satoh da versant with European courts and climatic conditions.

Hin

are throo compatriots London, Mar. 6. students who have made rapid- The British Air Ministry has progress to the heighs of Japancad placed a substantial order for national tennis, belilg winners in De Havilland "Tiger Moth" the open championships held this light biplanes which will form year. Fujikara is known to the the equipment of certain Royal Hongkong public, playing here Air Force unita,

three years ago for the Melji University.

sentenced to 25 years imprison The authorities are more than ment for the murder of her ordinarily anxious to secure the re daughter-in-law, Mrs. Rheta arrest of Dillinger, as he is be Wynekoop.

lieved to be the head of six bandits who held up the Security National The jury deliberated for only Bank at Sloux Falls to-day. 36 minutes. Dr. Wynekoop re-

GIRL CARRIED OFF. ceived the verdiet quietly, sit- ting in a wheel chair in which The attack on the Bank was she had been brought into court. made in the full view of scores of The proceedings against accused spectators, who grabbed a large have insted over two monthe. Her sum of money, the exact amount of Arst trial which started early in which has not yet been determined. January anded on January 22, the The bandits fired on the

These machines resemble in size police wounding one policeman, and general appearance the well- court directing that owing to the

and disarmed others. They known "Moth” touring planes accused's state of health, and her

also carried off a girl employee which are flown by amateur pilots consequent inability to attend the

of the Bank in a motor-car.

ail. over the world but proceddings, 'It was a mis-trial.

to hinder

thoir they In order

resigned for ringe of comprehensive load

Dr. Wynckoop asserted that she was slowly dying from police pursuers, the bandits atrow arteria-sclerious, and from the ed the road with galle, and then time of her arrest was kept in stopped two miles from the city. the prison hospital ward.

THE DEFENCE.

The prosecution claimed that she WAB guilty of administering anncsthatic to her daughter-in-law and then shooting her whilst she tay unconscious on the operating table.

GIRL. AS SHIELD.

Are

car-

TC-

FLOWER SHOW

CHALLENGE CUP

WINNERS

"AMBITIOUS IDEA

OUTLINED

New York, Mar. 6.

The re-employment of at least a million. more workers in private industry is the minimum Immediate goal of the Adminis- tration, according to General Johnson, Chairman of the N.R.A.

CHAMBER PLANNED

Astonishing Revelation by Riots Commission

Tho

Paris, Mar. 7. astonishing revelation

| the rate of a foot'an ́hour, while

the flooding of Alleghenny River, that an unnamed airman planned Pennsylvanis, le sweeping away to bomb the Chamber of Deguties. bridges and houses-Reuter.

BRITAIN'S SURPLUS

• OF REVENUE

ANOTHER INCREASE

military

RECORDED and the performance

General Johnson expresses the of every manoeuvre in the

opinion that out of six hundred pertory of the service pilot

Industries which have been aur

London, Mar. 6.

WORLD.WIDE POPULARITY,

are able; veyed, thirty por cont.

The latest Treasury returna The annual flower and vegetable and probably willing, to further show that ordinary revenue for Then they placed the girl in

show of the Hongkong Horticultur- reduce hours without reducing the current financial year up to the front of their car as a shield,

Power is supplied by a raked the highway with bullets, 180 horsepower "Gipsy Major" quarters to-day attracted much bo suficient to absorb a million At the corresponding date of last single al Society, held at Volunteer Head-wages, and this reduction world March 3 amounted to £655,016,024. repulsed the police cars, and aircooled engine, and full Pro attention. and the exhibits on view new workers.

another two vision is made for flying by attained a high standard. Thera then drove on

year the amount stood at £860,069,- struments along without the help was a profusion of flowers, pre- miles,

369, The Labour Committee of the The next stage in the affair was of outward vision.

senting a wonderful spectacle, House of Representatives has un- The "Tiger Moth" and "Moth"

·Ordinary expenditure to date of The defence was that deceased the abandonment by the bandits of

was animously voted for a flat 80-hour the current year totalled £638,236,- or their car and the holding up of a training aeroplanes are well-known while the vegetable section

also well supported. had either committed suicide

wook in N.R.A. Industries, subject 079, as compared with £678,017,021 motorist, in whose car they drove to pilots of fourteen foreign coun had been killed by a drug-flend.

of The prize winners trica outside of Great Britain. They Challenge Cups, the main trophies labour shortage

the to modification in the case of at the corresponding data last Subsequently an allegod con-off.

or other emor-year, The police later found a revolver are Brazil, Chile, Denmark, Nor of the show, are as follows: gencies-Reuter. fession by the accused Was produced, and admitted as evidenco, bolonging to a woman who had way, Sweden, Spain, Portugal Pot Plantas Open (Minnon-

Poland, Netherlands, The defence contested it on the visited Dillinger in gaol several, Germany,

Persia, China, Japan and Austria, olton-Mrs. Ho Kom-tong. Pot grounds that it was obtained by times as his wife.

Plants: Poak) (cineraria),—Mr. the police from Dr. Wyndkoop A man named Hamilton, Dilling-British Wireleas

J.T. Bagram."} after several hours of questioning.or's honchman, together with Di

Vegetables: Open (tomatoes), A second trial was later ordered, linger ongineered the cacope of

Vegetables Peak (leoks).—Mrụ. F. C. Hall, E

Cut Flowers Open (carnatious). -Mro. R. E. Hoire.";

and resent developments in those eleven others Inst December from BANKHEAD BILL TO BE Mr. J. W. Franks, proceedings Included a repudiation the Michigan State Penitentiary,

of confession by the accused on the He and four others were

recap-

grounds that it was only given tured recently-Router's Special

to

Bon,

Barlo, Service.

:froa hor Wynekoop, husband of the victim,

who had been kept under polloo surveillance-Router.

FINE WEATHER

A Fukleneso named So Kin WAS charged before Mr. J. H. B. Leo at! the Kowloon Magistracy this morning! with being in possession of a revolver

PRIVILEGED

Rushed Through House Mr. J.T. Bagram.

of Representatives

Washington. Mar. 6. without a permit from the I.G.P. The House Rules Committen has Detective Sergeant Baker sald de voted to give tha Bankhead Bill a

i

Cut Flowers: Peak (panales) |

Lady Pet Challenge Cup "Open to All" Glassea (group of bulha) ---- Mrs, J. T. Bagram.

DUTCH INDIES AND INDIA ·

}

PROBABLE

(during the recent distinbances was made yesterday before the Riots Inquiry Commission,

The disclosure was made by M.

Thome, former Director of the Surete Generale... when giving evidence before the Commission.

M. Thome said that in con- sequence of an anonymous warning which he received, he telephoned - to the Air Minister requesting that | he forbid any acroplanes to leave

military aerodromes.

matter, M. Thome sald Inquiries

Further questioned into the matter proved fruitless.

Reuter."

on

MOTOR STRIKE THREAT

30.000 DETROIT MEN

the

From the fizures it will be soon that the surplus of revenue over MAKE NEW DEMANDS

expanditure had last week in

New York, Mar. 6,

creased to about £13,000,000, a figure which fe likely to be dub- stantially exceeded by the end of this month, when the financial year 30,000 workers hung over the

terminates.MAMMA

A threat to strike by over

Or S:8,800,000 in land revenue motor-car and motor-body build- EXCHANGE OF GOODS collected during the week, £14,000,-ings in Detroit, Cleveland, to-

000

from село

income tax, night: *2.600,000 from surtax and £1,500,- from estato duty-British Wireless, J

000

·

London, Mar. 6. An Amsterdam telegram states that it is learned from Batavia that important negotiations have boon startod for the purpose of PRINCE INSPECTS, GUARDS socuring an extension of com mercial relations between tho

Meanwhile, the National Labour Board at Washington is working tnxiously to avert, by Fedoral arbitration, a strike," which would be the most important in the motor-car industry, of workers in the Buick and Fisher body-- London, Mar.6.

building factories. A portion of the anticyclone fendant was arrested on the steamy special legislativo right-of-way intenced to hired months hard labour India.

Tang Yau, unemployed, was sen- Dutch East Indies and British The Prince of Walóa, to-day

flow in rainy weather from London The workers in these factories Has moved southeastward and is Hong Feng, which was on her way, the House of Representatives.

The revolver

by Mr.Hamilton, centred between the Loochoos and to Swatow

very old one and chalanmaf· La mu obu Mr. Jones Chairman of the agistra in morning for the It is considered probable that to Caterham and back to make are demanding # 20 per cent. In- the Bonins The remainder solato type. A fine of $20 or 14 days Agriculture Committee, has stated theft of for cap from car an exchange of Indian textiles his annual Inspection of the Welsh crosse Ja: Gwages, ka - 44-hour, covers Bouth China: Local "fore was imposed, his Worship ordering that he will seek early action, parked mark Ardins Matheson & Co. against Datch Indies sugar in con- Guards, of which realment, he is mesfmum werk, and recognition

the property for Me, M. Hị Langed templated. Reuter,

| the Colonel,-British Wirolean., 4 of Uniga rights.--Reutery cast-NE winds, moderate; fine: the weapon to be confiscated. Tag Reuter.

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