£10,000,000?
MYSTERY LETTER IN ’PLANE.
(Published in the “Daily Mail.”) . LONDON, July 22.
Following the detention by Air Ministry officials at Croydon of the ’plane from which Captain Lowenstein/ the Belgian millionaire, disappeared during a flight from London to Brussels, there is yet another lowenstein mystery. Two sheets of paper were found on the floor of the Fokker ’plane, containing, apparently, a draft of part of a curious business letter, including the words, “Could you arrange a loan of ten million, with, say, 100 per cent, margin, secured against first-class public utility securities. What terms?” The paper contained the date, June 30, and several foreign characters, but the sign prefacing “ten millions” is undecipherable. ' The “Daily Mail” has submitted the document to Lowenstein’s friends, who declare that the writing is not Mb. They also have no knowledge of what purpose he eould have in seeking a loan of either £10,000,000 or 10,000,000 dollars, t
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Shannon News, 31 July 1928, Page 3
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154£10,000,000? Shannon News, 31 July 1928, Page 3
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