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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 307, 11 December 1936, Page 3

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Returns to Spain With Price On His fed EX-R.k.F. DAREDEVIL Here is the story of a moileri "Scarlet Pimpernel,” a British com mercial pilot, formerly of the ILA.I who has just been through a series of amazing adventures rescuing British and other refugees from Spam. 1 He has returned to Spain to the sei vice of the insurgents. The Red Government, lias placed a price on his head. He is shadowed l>y Red agents and guarded when he -rosses from France to England. When in Red towns he wears the Government soldier’s uniform, and gives the clenehed-tist salute. Many of the people he has rescued md taken to French territory are now n the London area. There is one girl, who does not even know his name, but who owes her lite to the airman and his ’plane. There is a family of seven, British mother and six children, whose father a Spaniard, was shot because he was said to belong to a Fascist body. Three of the children were kept for I a time as hostages, and the airman was able to rescue tlienV by entering the Red service, flying one of their ’planes, and taking the children over the frontier. His most exciting adventure occurred j when he stole a machine from the aero I drome at Madrid license he thought hiI ife was in danger. “As 1 had a document commandite Spanish Government soldiers to give me every assistance, no notice wataken of me when I walked to an aero 'plane on the aerodrome.’’ he said. “I had only just got in when there was a commotion and soldiers and I offiicals came running after me. I tired I my revolver off to keep them away am j got the machine off.

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