London. May 23.
British Atlantic patrols have inter cepted the French tanker Scheherezade, it was officially announced authorities granted the tanker a navicert some time ago, it was stated here.
he interception was seen in London British reaction against chy for collaborating with Germ; The French ker is 549 feet in Jength and has capa-cit It sailed from New Orleans on y 12 after loading 10,000 tons of gasoline, 6,000 tons of kerosene and 3.000 tons of oil. The tanker is one of the biggest vessels of its type in the world—United Press.
At 330 pin, Mr. Leonoff received a call from the secretary of the Fascist party. who wanted to talk to him about the "Daily News". an Italian paper. The receiver of the message enquired where they could meet. The caller suggested the New Royal Hotel. The rendezvous being an inconvenient place for Mr. Leonoff es it was rather {ap from town. Mr. Leonoff suggested that they should meet somewhere downtown. They finally agreed to red at 5 p.m at the Palace Hotel Bar.
At the time and place appointed Mr. Leonoff met the caller, who zemarked that he was terribly sorry. but that he had made a previous engagement and could not discuss things with the newsman then: N as suggested that they should meet again at 630 p.m. at the New Royal 1 to which Mr. Leonoff agreed to o- When he kept the appointment accompanied the Italian. at the latter's request to a veen plot of land across the street within sight of the Italian Centre where he agreed to go with his companion Bottle of Castor Oil
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