GENERAL CABLES

Hokitika Guardian, 6 January 1930, Page 6

GENERAL CABLES

-ANTI-FASCIST PLOTTERS. [United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.] PARIS, Jan. 4. The police have made a fourth arrest in connection with the anti-Fas-cist plot at Marseilles, taking into custody an Italian journalist named Fernando .sSchiavette. The searched his. house, finding there Di Rosa’s home address. PETROL EXPLOSION. LONDON, January 3. “It looked as though somebody had Hung a bomb,” said Mr Tlionias C'halles, on describing the scene lie met when he r elied to help the boys vho w uv killed and injured by the explosion of petrol in an empty drum on Holloway Mq::d. There were eight arm-, s. ■ n stretched out, lying in a circle about the flaming drum. Two were dead and parts of one boy’s face were blown away. Another body was lying twenty-five yards distant. An eye witness said that he saw something like a big doll flung into the air. which came down with a thud. It was the boy lying apart from the others. The hoys’ ages were between five and ten years. The four injured ones include three brothers.

DIVORCE SUIT. (Received this day at 8 a.m.) PARIS, Jan. 4 Pauline Parker, the American girl who dramatically married the French aviator. Jean Assolant, a few days before his Atlantic flight in June, is now suing for a divorce on technical grounds of cruelty and infidelity.