London, June 21
A German photographer, Friedrich Beckert, was sentenced' to four year's penal servitude at the Old Bailey today for forging English and Belgian bank notes, The German, who was brough from Pari answer the charge: against him, aded guilty Beckert made plane trips across Europe and changed the counterfeit notes in Brussels, Antwerp. Par Vienna and in Lilic.—Reuter R.A.F. Planes Crash ear Singapore Singapore, June 22.
Two Royal Air Force Vildebeeste torpedo bombers crashed into the sea last night near Port Swettenham while engaged in a training flight The six members of the crews are feared to be dead.—Reuter Anna M. Wong Conducts Baghdad, June 22.
An American pastor, the Rev. Cumberland, was murdered for mysterious reasons by two unknown persons yesterday. The murder occurred at a village in northern Iraq, sixty kilometres from Mosul. The assassins gained access to the presbytery by pretending to be interested in the purchase of bibles.—Havas.
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