The Archive · 1940

Thugs Steal Rings From Pawn-Shop

An Old "getsricti"quick" method was Tt was learned that the Administratidn had indirectly con-revived in thë French Cohcession yesveyed its wishes to the leaders of the committee. It was officially terday when at 830 a.m. five or six announced, however, that the Japanese embargo bills would be loafers passed a pawnshop at 531 Avenue Joffre, threw à stone in the show-Window and mii to steal two rings which the pawnshop owner imates to be worth $2,600. The shop at general subject of Japanese-American relations. ngs, none bf whom mëre armed, Singh Thus Senator Güy M. Gillette, lowa manajéd to get away before the 700 Chinese lined t, himself requested that the Reward for Names of empl shop were fully ware of what had Happened.

'Médhwhilé; of the French "inti Ruiüour- on. ers Con&éBéion olive gre still searching lor the burglars who broke into the Theatre Group Offers $1,000 Denbigh at

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