The Archive · 1938

Chaplain S. W. Salisbury

Will be Pulpit Guest [of Mr, K. E. New solicitor, at No. 11 Lane 593, Amherst Ave sound of breaking about a.m, and investigated just in time to see three men leave the house th h's brand-new radio, On Apr burglars had teen a radio and vice whi a will be held in the Grand three s from his house.

10 asbury 1 be the inz Bubbling Well Police Station hav notified by telephone Pulpit Guest Chaplain chosen for his iving Persons." guest 1.35 am. esterday, Chinese petro men in the neighbourhood were called by the police street telephone speaker Chure sion to hear Marines' 1nd they nths ago and those rely surrounded the trested two Chinese ard him speak on that occa- On the spot and one of them ad-this opportunity mitted having ticipated in the An added feature but ary, with two others, Instrumental} The new adio wa Quartet consisting of Serges t Shee-taken and it was found han, Private First Class Feeney, Pot- eld, about 100 yards ter and Private Br Newman residence. by a search party under Detective Sergeant J, Deaville, Envoys Visit Gaimusho tokyo, May 20. Baron de Bassompierre, Belgian called on the Foreign Koki Hirota, at the terday. They con hour on an undisclosed subject Earlier Signor Auriti, Italian Ambassador, d with Mr. Hirota, The topic of their 40- minute conversation not announced.—Domei who was placed in charge of the investigation. It was undamaged The suspect who admitted that he was one of the burglars was later identified as having a criminal record and having been in prison for burglary, He appeared, with the other suspect, in the First Special District Court yesterday morning.

The case was remended for a week, Staff will in-e Last Hope "Parting"

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