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STEALING BY FINDING

NEW ATTACK ON REcord

AMUSING COURT INTERLUDE

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PLAINTIFF. FEARS ARREST

His Lordship (Mr. Justice J. J. nyden) remarked he was hot pre- pared to hear the application at the statement of cisim be filed by plain- moment, but made an order that a

that within fourteen days.

BOMBS REDUCING

MADRID TO SHAMBLES

(Continued from Page 1.)

plosives have

been dropped on Madrid during the last twenty-four hours,

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United Press..

PLANE SMASHED TO TINDER AS JAPY FLEW INTO MOUNTAIN

EUROPEAN LADY'S (Continued from. Page 1.)

CIGARETTE CASE late on Wednesday that he was not to fly over Japanese fortified areas,

Lau Fook, a 22-year-old appren- There was non antusing interlude

The model prison and the Montana Jupy made a sensational take-office mechanie, was brought before in the weekly calling-over list of uninterrupted insurgent attacks dur- .Mantovani and Orch. from Kal Tack Airport yesterday fr. K. Keen at the Central Mngin cases at the Summary

Barracks has not yet fallen, despite Electric Guitar Solos. morning.

Court this Owing to the

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Ing the past forty-eight hours, but Electric Guitar Solos. quantity of petrol required to take this morning, charged with the morning when an action by Au Ping-

both buildings are on fire.-~-~~-Reuier. liim across the East Sea, his plane arceny, by Anding of a golden, ciniming $1,000 from Mr. E. W

Madrid, Nov. 19. Les Allen. was overloaded by 1,200 lbs., and he property of Mrs. R. Fuller, of No. 7 and Exports, was mentioned.

cigarette case, valued at £30, the Hamilton, Superintendent of Importa

Rebel bombers Les Allen, had a miraculous escape from disaster Garden Terrace. He pleaded guilty,

when the machine refused to Hildegarde. from Kal Tack Airport.

rise and was sentenced to one month' -Mr. M. J. Abbott, Assistant Crown afternoon, endangering the lives of

Solicitor, appearing for defendant, hord Inbour.

foreigners as well as Spaniards, .Hildegardo. Since his departure from Hong-

indmated he would apply for certain

One bomb struck the Royal Type- BBC Orch. kong, Jopy was not sighted until the Detective-Sergeant D. Davien statintormation in the nature of plain-writer Corporation's building, penc BBC Orch. last night.

wreckage of his machine was founded that Lt-Cdr. D. H. Fuller, R. N., tiff's correct address, and was told trading five flours and killing four and Mrs. Fuller were crossing the ay Mr. G. S. Hugh-Jones, for the employees. Two of the bodies have Flanagan and Allen.

harbour from Kowloon to Hongkong plaintiff, that that could not be given, been recovered. .Hawaiian Guitar.

by the Star Ferry at 8.30 p.m. on ine reason being that defendant Another bonib tell in Conde Penal- It would now appear that Japy's November 17. White on the ferry, wanted to arrest plaintiff (Laughyer Street, shattering windows for Quentin MacLean Organ. thrilling flight was begun in aceret Mrs. Fuller took the cigarette ense Quentin MacLean Organ. buste in order to steal the thunder out of her handbag, and, after Piano Duet. other French aviators who plan Bighting a cigarette, placed the case at the end of this month to make back in the bag, but she was not Piano Duct. attempts on the Paris-Tokyo record. ure whether the lock of the bag MacLean Organ. fact that the

This deduction is drawn from the ong, Aire. Fuller discovered that the clipped or not. On arrival at Hang- MacLean Organ. have notified Mr. J. Leurquin, French Alr Ministry of France

was missing. A report was Consul General here, of the proposed then made to the police. Flanagan and Allen.flights of Gilbert Denise and Jean

Peraut

About 3 p.m. on November 18. flying one machine. nnil

nnil | Detective-Sergeant C203, Tsol Yer, Marcel Doret flying solo, on the same was on patrai in Queen's Read East, LTD.

MANILA SHARES route at the end of November. Since when he saw defendant enter No. 83, there was no indication of Japy's which was a goldsmiths' shop. He Alght until he was almost here, it saw

The following quotations have been defendant produce the gold received by Swan, Culbertson & seems that the intrepid aviator mustegarette case, and hand it over to Fritz from their Manila ofice after have made his own plans.

the goldsmith. The detective then the close of the morning session: NO JAPANESE VETO

entered the shop and questioned

Prlees in Pesos deferulant about the che, and was i Mr. Ashikago,

Buyers Sellers The Japanese told that it had been pleked up in Antamok Journalist, says he knows nothing of Connaught Roark near the Star Atok the alleged veto by the Japanese Ferry. The detective actually heard Baguio Gold Minister of Communications on Japy's defendant asking the goldsmith If Benguet Consolidated 14.75 dight to Tokyo because the route he the case was rent gold.

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Dayako month. the Tokyo nerodrome 4

Most of the taxicab Demonstration ready to welcome the Frenchman. drivers were honest, und always took

East Mindanao Mr. Leurquin stated this morning articles found in their taxicabs to

Gold Creek that he had received no communicate Police Station. Defendant knew Gumaus Gold tion veloing any section of the flight, that, and should have done the same.

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Madrid clilzens are learning the wisdom of hurrying to bonb-woof shelters instead of standing in the Streets gaping at the skies, and to- day's casualties would have bren henyler but for this fact,

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E. L. Woodhall, of II.M.S. Tomar, was fined $5 by Mr. Schafleld at the Central Magistracy this morning on "Don't cut corners, it causes ann summons for leaving his awful amount of trouble and there) might be an inquest afterwards, which would be very annoying." said Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones at the Kow- Joan Magistracy this morning when G. 11. Oliver, 33 Hillwood Road, was summoned before him.

Trafic-Sergeant W. Maellardy said defendant drove his motor cycle up Hankow Road from the Star ferry and cut the corner into Peking Road on October 22. He had been driving

It is unofficially stated that two Insurgent tanks were destroyed yes- terday by hand grenades, the six secupants being captured.--Reuter,"

ARTILLERY 'DUEL

A new Leftist eet of swift pursuit planes took to the air following the

Rightist raid, challenging a repetition, Meanwhile an Intensive artillery duel re-opened at dawn with a re- suunding

ing bonbardment of Madrid's suburbs. The Rebels are apparently concentrating their artillery fire on the southern and south-western dis- tricts, indicating that General Franco may shift the spear-head attack.-United Press.

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Avila, Nov, 19. All the forces at the command of General Mala around Madrid were launched into А general offensive this morning.

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punic spread to the heart of city. It is reported that all Government fortified positions have been taken by The Rebels after a desperate day- tong battle north-west from the city.

-Reuter.

Defendant was not in Court but in a letter to the Magistrate he stated he was told by the manager of the Theatre that he could leave his car there,

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Paris, Nov. 19. · Open anxiety regarding the possibility of trouble during the next few weeks has followed the disclosure that France has 'taken emergency measures to safe- guard her Mediterranean · In- terests.

His being persistently runnur- ed that Germany will despatch a contingent of troops to Spain.

The Bernic correspondent of the newspaper Inforination has reported that a battalion of 800 German anti-aircraft gunners and engineers has been ordered to Spain. The correspondent asserts that they will be accom- panied by there batteries of AA. guns-United Press.

NO CHANGE

Ports, Nov. 19, It la understood that no change in the French Government's arrange- mments arising out of General Franco's declaration regarding the blockade of Barcelona has yet been decided un.

The French cruiser and destroyer now off Barcelona will remain there temporarily. As far as the naval authorities areware,

no French merchantman in near Barcelona.- Reuter's Buitelia Service.

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Paris, Nov. 10. Authoritative sources have YE- ported a large concentration of Spanish Government' warships In the Mediterranean.

It is believed that Mudrid is pre- paring defy Franco's blockade and, possibly, elallenge the Insur- gents

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GERMAN CONSUL LEAVES

Barcelona, Nov. 19. The German Consul, accompanied by the entire personnel, of the Ger- man consulate and ntty German subjects, has departed in the torpedo-boal Albatross United Prces.

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General Fu Teo-yl is at present at Pingtichuan, where, he has concen- trated 10,000 troops-United Press.

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