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INDIAN SENTENCED. ' . FOR WOUNDING MERCHANT. (United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph .—Copyright.) CALCUTTA, November 12. Bliimal Das .Gupta, who shot and wounded Edward Villiers, a Calcutta merchant, on 29th of October, was ■sentenced by a special tribunal to ten years’ rigorous imprisonment.
SOVIET PEASANTS. SEIZE FOOD SUPPLIES. CONSTANTINOPLE, November 12. Faced.with a shortage of flour, peasants in Simbirsh ®rea, Volga, seized several railway stations to prevent the removal of ■ wheat stored there. The (Soviet promptly sent an armoured train and bombarded the obstructors whom storm troops are now dispersing. A 'fleet- of aeroplanes is being organised to deal with similar outbreaks.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 November 1931, Page 6
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