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Monday , D A I L Y E X P R E S S February 6, 1939 G E N E R A L N E W S 11 Women s 'envelope bomb' in TERRORISTS HAVE BIG FUNDS n C O T L A N D - Y A R D are investigating the sources ^ from which b o m b terrorists are obtaining money. They have discovered that certain people they wish to interview in connection with the outrages of the last few days have large sums at their disposal. T w o hundred detectives raided houses in Liver- poo! last night following the .explosion which blew 11 hole in the 2ft.-lhick wall of Walton Jail. A Scotland-vard officer was sent to Coventry, where incendiary bombs caused small fires in four shops. Women accomplices are suspected. King and Queen ride 12 miles under guard Daily Express Staff Reporter. rriUi K I N G A N D Q U E E N drove a dozen miles -*- yesterday along a road guarded at every twenty or lliirly yards by police. On their w a y to attend a service a t S t . "Andrew's Garrison Church in Aldershot they drove from Royai Lodge, Windsor Great Park, with police cars ahead and astern of them, at a steady fifty-five—sixty m.p.h. Toy balloons start four shop fires U.S. MAIL Latest pictures from the. United States, received by the Daily . Express - last, night, show— Mrs. Roosevelt comforts child patient Following close behind the last,car I could s e e t h e police i n t h e back seat scanning the roadsides closely. In almost every side turning there were more police cars. They were parked, t o o . o n the grass-verge ol' the road along which we travelled. At every crossing a uniformed constable sprang t o t h e salute as the King's car, conspicuous b y t h e Royal Standard fluttering from the root, came into view. Other officers turned their eyes t o t h e hedges and the windows of houses. Daily Express Stall Reporter COVENTRY. Sunday. Coventry police searched all lodg- ing houses tonight, following the fires in four o f t h e largest stores in the centre o f t h e city—Woolworth's. Marts and Spencer's, Montague Burion's, and Owens and Owens The incendiary bombs used—one! house, vestries—even was found unexploded—consisted 0 l j b e h m d t h e a l t a r - foolscap envelopes containing a Twice I w a s stopped by military powder, a n d a sealed toy balloon; Pohcemen. They looked into my containing nitric acid. ì The balioon was apparently; Intended to give the delayed action In Aldershot a guard had been standing all night i n t h e Garrison Church. A s w e swept along through Frimley and Farnborough a special picket was just completing a last- minute search o f t h e cellar, boiler- the space necessary to let'the culprits make their escape. As the acid eats through the rubber and contacts the powder, explosion and fire result. W o m e n a c e o m D l i c e s are believed to have been used. In Wpolworth's. envelopes were slipped ln packets of stationery a n d i n books. At Marks and Spencer's they were found between bundles of shirts. At Montague Burton's they were apparently put under an order book, and at Owens and Owens o n e w a s discovered i n t h e drawer o f a tall-. boy t n t h e furniture department. j A girl at Woolworth's cleaning up her stall about 9 p.m. found one! of the envelopes and threw I t o n the tloor. T h e r e w a s a blinding flash, the fliime reaching the ceiling. Within a few minutes two more explosions occurred. P o l i c e c a l l e d in. found that Marks and Spencer's, a f e w d o o r s a w a y , was also on Are. All the fires happened within o n e a n d a half hours. car, asked m e f o r m y credentials. GIFT OF FLOWERS The King and Queen-isat i n t h e front r o w a t the'church, officers and their wives around them. Behind were a solid mass of Highland soldiery. After the service the King and Queen drove to Malplaquet Barracks, where they walked t o t h e ' officers' mess. On their way they noticed a group of soldiers' wives, stopped and spoke to .them. Military police and C.I.D. m e n in plain clothes closed i n a n d stood around unob- trusively a s t h e Queen accepted a hunch ol flowers 'from the eight- year-old daughter of Regimental Sergeant-Major Cooper. GATES LOCKED The King and Queen drove back to Royal Lodge along the same road, and with the same escort. Imme- diately after their c a r h a d passed through the gates they were closed and locked, a n d t h e police guard moved o n a l l sightseers. The grounds, many acres in extent, were patrolled constantly. Similar precautions were taken at Windsor Castle- AU entrances were closed and locked except the Henry the Eighth j Gate, where police were on duty. Visitors with parcels or bags were asked to leave them there a n d c o l P y j a m a - c l a d d o c t o r f o u n d i n r i v e r A man. clad in pyjamas a n d a t Ä r w h s o t o ; r r s íräííîsr ne as 19^^™ wwriSt"^ wm MentHied as D i . Ciauüe in P 'the moîSrîí the K n - a nd gome Pasley. aged sixty-two, of T h e e n had Taken t h e i r u s u a l Sunday Ä ^ n e s J a y moVn b . e n e " w e r e ° n t h e a " t h e Then h i s c a r w a s found abandoned on a bridge over the Stour. time; among the bushes and trees. B o y s h o t w h e n f r i e n d s t u m b l e s Harry Heslewood. aged nineteen, of Hackbridge. Surrey, was return- ing last night from a bird scaring expedition with Leslie Palmer, a friend, when Palmers gun went off as they climbed a wire fence. Palmer had stumbled. The charge hit Heslewood i n t h e iback. , H e i s i n a critical condition in hospital. Four-year-old Phyllis Lërner, who has a leg affected by infantile paralysis, was crying when Mrs. Roosevelt, wife of ifie U.S. Presi- dent, visited a Washington hospital. Mrs. Roosevelt—whose husband suffered from this illness—at once began to comfort her. Carpet over Divorced, went to live in Germany Daily Express Staff Reporter C . I R H E N R I D E T E R D I N G , the oil king, once ^ estimated to have a personal fortune of £25,000,000, has left practically nothing in England. Sir Henri, who died i n h i s chalet near St. Moritz, "Switzerland, on Saturday night, surrendered or transferred almost a l l h i s estates and personal possessions in England before the dissolu- tion o f h i s second marriage nearly three years ago. After the divorce Sir Henri i M . C . C . a t R h o d e s ' g r a v e BULAWAYO. Sunday.—The M.C.C. touring cricketers motored today to the grave, of Cecil Rhodes in the Matopo Hills, where an address on the life of Rhodes was given b y h i s friend and biographer. Sir James McDonald.—Reuter. AND YOU'RE BACK TO NORMAL "A*î" S c laaV> bubbling allcalUins \.!,.r -drink <not a Ijitovc}. I i .endj , \ . i J , , ? a ;*cj. 5 <5ur5toniach,ind'lIi«>niin3 •'• - V'w feclin».Whizz-fiiiit 8 oei— anj sf7 "irsoj-ijjrtrcuHej.'BmriM—jlk»- Vf.-' -~.fi f = «ah'.Uia-SdEer.'/iiaiíífcmiiiii. \kâ*i.t. ?. , 0FFÎ3. Send card runs ftrrfrtc ~^f" M distributer! : Ùtm S. jJt-oTj Ltd., (Dni.B.121. to-ti Goiri- Strttt. Lm3„, if., Alka-Seltzer' VfiZVUCIHG AiJWZING TABLETS * V - a n d 2' est End audience wait 2 hours Daily Express Film Reporter "DATRONS at the Warner Theatre, Leicester-square, the West End's newest cinema, had to wait two-and-a-quarter hours last night f o r t h e pro- gramme to begin. The electric mains had been changed during the previous night, and while the film w a s . b e i n g given a preliminary run through, before the opening at five o'clock, i t w a s found that there w a s a faulty con nection i n t h e wiring. Many people waited in their seats from five until 7.15, when the pro- gramme opened. Members of the society.. known as the Friends ofI the ,* •Dufce. of Windsor drink the toast of "The Duke" at a dinner in New York. Arabs and Indians, were amongst the guests. A cable ieas sent to the Duke as " Ambassadór-at- large for Democracy and' Peace." . . ; Left: Hope Hampton, actress - wife of fllm niillionaire Jules Brulatour..going to give evid- ence on how her Jiusbantf was wounded by a bullet in his New York flat. The police were told that.a gun went off by accident. U.S. Polar claim— 9 years late P O L A R explorer Lincoln Ellsworth announced in Hobart- (Australia) yesterday that,' : on behalf of the United States, he is.claiming the Ant- arctic area known as Princess Elizabeth Land (430,000 square miles). And last night. Dr. Robert Mill. I organiser of Shackleton's 1901 South j Pole expedition, said to the Dailyf Express: " H e i s t o o late- That coastj was taken for'the British Empire by an expedition under Sir Dougjas Mawson in 1929-30.' "Following Mawson's expedition the British Government issued let- ters patent under the Great Seal claiming Princess Elizabeth Land for the British Empire and appointing, the Australian Government to a d - minister it." By VICTOR RICKETTS Daily Express Air Reporter ~\ Y O U N G man flying alone in *- carpet sUppers is expected at Capetown at about eight o'clock tonight a t t h e e n d o f a record-breaking flight 1 forty- one hours from London. And at 8 a . m . o n Thursday he intends ta be back in London. Alex Henshaw, twenty-four-year- old-holder of the'King's Cup. took off from Gravesend. at 3 . 3 5 a . m . yesterday. Only, t w o o r three people heard h i m go. I n t h e thick ground fog'they could n o t s e e h i s plane— t h e ' i w h i t e t Mew Gull single-seater capable o f 2 5 0 m.pJi. in which he won the King's Cup race. The only news of h i m early today was two messages. -The first was from Oran, In Algeria: "Arrived Oran 10.30 a . m . . d e p a r t e d for Colomb Beehar 11." The second was from Colomb Bechar: " Passed . over . a t 12.30 p.m." From then on there was silence. Took £5 Colomb Bechar is a French Air Force station o n t h e edge of the Sahara a n d t h e last point o n t h e railway from -Morocco. It is 300 miles, o n e a n d a . half hour's easy flying for Henshaw, from Oran. When he left Oran h e h a d enough petrol to last him till about six o'clock. Sunset is about s i x . a n d h e would almost certainly wreck his plane i f h e tried to land i n t h e dark. Alex h a s n o room. In his cabin for flying kit. He left Gravesend ifi.golf jacket and flannel trousers over shorts- He planned to leave behind his long trousers at Oran a n d f l y t h e Sahara in shorts, shirt and a Panama hat. The only emergency kit Alex has with him i s : h i s parachute, a radio set—and. £5. This i s h i s schedule Gravesend-Oran. 1,080 miles: Oran, Colomb Bechar-Niamey. 1,550 miles; he planned to sleep at Niamey : Niamey-Libreville. 1.100 miles: Libreville -• Mossamedes,1.150 miles, arriving noon today; Mossamedes - Capetown. 1.400 miles, arriving 8 p .m. He intends to leave Capetown at midnight tomorrow, a n d f o r t h e r e turn trip he has allowed himself thirty-two hours—nine hours less than the outward journey. - Clouston holds the present Cape records : 45: hours there, 57 hours back, and t h e r e , a n d back-in 5 days 17 hours. . ,- never visited his estate at Ascot, which he gave t o h i s second wife, and rarely again visited England. He died after a heart attack just after telling his doctor: " I don't want anybody to fuss- about my health." He, would have, been seventy-three 'in a month's time, and regarded himself as being per- fectly St. Sir Henri—famous a s t h e man who fought and beat Rockefeller for con- trol of world oil interests—was married f o r t h e third time i n 1 9 3 6 , and, i n o n e o f t h e last photographs to be taken of him. he posed proudly with his baby daughter Louisa: Married his secretary He had five other children b y h i s earlier marriages—two sons a n d a daughter b y h i s first wife, who died In 1 9 1 6 . a n d t w o daughters b y h i s second wife, w h o w ; . s t h e daughter of a Russian general. Within a fortnight o f t h e dis- solution o f h i s second -marriage he married his thirty-eight-year-aid private secretary, Frauleln Char- lotte Minna Knaack, daughter o f a Hamburg merchant. Sir Henri, despite his title, was not an Englishman. H e w a s born in Amsterdam, rose from a 9s.-a-week bank clerkship at sixteen to being one of the world's most powerful men. He joined the Royal Dutch Petroleum Company ln 1 8 9 6 , a n d within a f e w y e a r s , w h i l e still i n t h e thirties, became director-general. It was then that he began his fight against Rockefeller's vast Standard. Oil Company. He formed an alliance with the Paris Roth- schilds and with Sir Marcus Samuel (late Lord Bearsted), head o f t h e Shell Company. So successful were his methods that the Rockefeller interests eventually came to an agreement with h i m , a n d t h e t w o g r e a t c o m p a n i e s divided the markets of the world between them. He was knighted soon after the war, for'his services to Britain in providing the British F l e e t w i t h fuel. <T out for miners" T O savt Brodsworth (Doncaster) Colliery from being closed down as - uneconomic, 2,709 miners . employed there yesterday discussed a twenty-point "code of honour." It was drawn up by the management, and includes: No leaving xork before time. No staying away without Just cause. No lightning strikes. At one point they boggle: to increase the number of supervisors (who will get extra wages o u t o f the total wage pool). The miners think it unnecessary i n a code of honour. They ajrree to everything except this— M o r e p a i d h o l i d a y s More than t w o , hundreds ship- breakers employed by Messrs. T . W . Ward, Ltd., at Inverkeithlng (Fife), will get holidays with p a y . t h i s year under a n e w agreement between the firm and C h e m e n ' s u n i o n . Theyiwill also receive half-pay for their 1938 holidays. Yive shillings brings it to your home, 3 7 T H D A Y O F T H E Y E A R . LONDON. S.E. ENGLAND, MID- LANDS: Wind southerly; moderate: fair: mild by day. ground frost locally by night. ELSEWHERE: Moderate or fresh southerly winds; fair and mild. FURTHER OUTLOOK: Mild. SEA PASSAGES: Channel, sea slight. Irish Sea. rather rough. 328 D A Y S T O G O. Y E S T E R D A Y £n.tn J MliliTINti-UI* ri.MK î 5.2a P J » . tomorrow : 5.25 p.ifl- l.iKUTy OUT i tomorrow) r 12 a.m stN lilSES : 7.34 a.m.. Sets 4-55 JIIIHN SKT5 : 8.4 aJ«. I>.m . . HIGH Tinr. (London Bridge) : 2.58 ajn.. 3.27 pjn. Rises 8.29 y ^ H A T is new in the shops ? Faee Three supplies the answer Today, and every Monday. Page Three i s t h e shop win- dow l o r t h e cream of the nation's bargains. It .is almost impossible t o . look at Page Three- without seeing something you want. And the probability is that it is marked a t a price lower than you thought you would have to pay. This is Between'-Season time, a n d t h e wist shopper knows that purchases, from the big stores just n o w a r e likely to show big savines.; four buying c a n b e expansive . without being expensive. So make your choice, and buy with confidence.- Even: if ý ôu cannot buy over the coun- ter, y o u c a n b u y * t h r o u g h the post with the .same certainty of satisfaction, Talkies fill church Daily Express Slafi Reporter LONDON: Fog early. Thermometer, max. 5 0 , m i n . 2 9 . . Rain, n i l S u n . 3.4 nours. . . . Observations a t 6 p.m.: Barometer. 30.30 (0.30 above normal). Steady. Humidity; 7 7 p e r cent.-Wind, south- west, light. ; -; , Midnight temperature, .45. EUROPE: Paris, fine: Stockholm. ,Canon Veasey, vicar of S t Mark's Copenhagen. Hamburg, Berlin; dull:; Church, Camberweil. S.E, who last Brussels, cloudy; Lugano. Rome, night h a d a congregation of sixty, Vienna, fair. 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Page 1: envelope bomb' Mrs. Roosevel t comforts chli d paeitn t ...€¦ · miles, arriving noon today; Mossamedes - Capetown. 1.400 miles, arriving 8 p . m . H e intends to leave Capetown

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T h e y h a v e d i s c o v e r e d t h a t c e r t a i n p e o p l e t h e y w i s h

t o i n t e r v i e w i n c o n n e c t i o n w i t h t h e o u t r a g e s o f t h e

l a s t f e w d a y s h a v e l a r g e s u m s a t t h e i r d i s p o s a l .

T w o h u n d r e d d e t e c t i v e s r a i d e d h o u s e s i n L i v e r -

p o o ! l a s t n i g h t f o l l o w i n g t h e . e x p l o s i o n w h i c h b l e w

11 h o l e i n t h e 2 f t . - l h i c k w a l l o f W a l t o n J a i l . A

S c o t l a n d - v a r d o f f i c e r w a s s e n t t o C o v e n t r y , w h e r e

i n c e n d i a r y b o m b s c a u s e d s m a l l fires i n f o u r s h o p s .

W o m e n a c c o m p l i c e s a r e s u s p e c t e d .

K i n g a n d Queen r ide 12 miles under g u a r d

Daily Express Staff Reporter. rriUi K I N G A N D Q U E E N d r o v e a d o z e n m i l e s

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o r l l i i r l y y a r d s b y p o l i c e .

O n t h e i r w a y t o a t t e n d a s e r v i c e a t S t . " A n d r e w ' s G a r r i s o n

C h u r c h i n A l d e r s h o t t h e y d r o v e f r o m R o y a i L o d g e , W i n d s o r

G r e a t P a r k , w i t h p o l i c e c a r s a h e a d a n d a s t e r n o f t h e m , a t a

s t e a d y f i f t y - f i v e — s i x t y m . p . h .

Toy balloons start four shop fires

U.S. MAIL L a t e s t p i c t u r e s f r o m t h e .

U n i t e d S t a t e s , r e c e i v e d b y t h e D a i l y . E x p r e s s - l a s t , n i g h t , s h o w —

Mrs. Roosevelt comforts child patient

F o l l o w i n g c l o s e b e h i n d t h e l a s t , c a r I c o u l d s e e t h e p o l i c e i n t h e b a c k s e a t s c a n n i n g t h e r o a d s i d e s c l o s e l y .

I n a l m o s t e v e r y s i d e t u r n i n g t h e r e w e r e m o r e p o l i c e c a r s . T h e y w e r e p a r k e d , t o o . o n t h e g r a s s - v e r g e o l ' t h e r o a d a l o n g w h i c h w e t r a v e l l e d .

A t e v e r y c r o s s i n g a u n i f o r m e d c o n s t a b l e s p r a n g t o t h e s a l u t e a s t h e K i n g ' s c a r , c o n s p i c u o u s b y t h e R o y a l S t a n d a r d f l u t t e r i n g f r o m t h e r o o t , c a m e i n t o v i e w . O t h e r o f f i c e r s t u r n e d t h e i r e y e s t o t h e h e d g e s a n d t h e w i n d o w s o f h o u s e s .

Daily Express Stall Reporter C O V E N T R Y . S u n d a y .

C o v e n t r y p o l i c e s e a r c h e d a l l l o d g -i n g h o u s e s t o n i g h t , f o l l o w i n g t h e fires i n f o u r o f t h e l a r g e s t s t o r e s i n t h e c e n t r e o f t h e c i t y — W o o l w o r t h ' s . M a r t s a n d S p e n c e r ' s , M o n t a g u e B u r i o n ' s , a n d O w e n s a n d O w e n s

T h e i n c e n d i a r y b o m b s u s e d — o n e ! h o u s e , v e s t r i e s — e v e n w a s f o u n d u n e x p l o d e d — c o n s i s t e d 0 l j b e h m d t h e a l t a r -f o o l s c a p e n v e l o p e s c o n t a i n i n g a T w i c e I w a s s t o p p e d b y m i l i t a r y powder, a n d a s e a l e d t o y b a l l o o n ; P o h c e m e n . T h e y l o o k e d i n t o m y c o n t a i n i n g n i t r i c a c i d . ì

T h e b a l i o o n w a s a p p a r e n t l y ; I n t e n d e d t o g i v e t h e d e l a y e d a c t i o n

I n A l d e r s h o t a g u a r d h a d b e e n s t a n d i n g a l l n i g h t i n t h e G a r r i s o n C h u r c h . A s w e s w e p t a l o n g t h r o u g h F r i m l e y a n d F a r n b o r o u g h a s p e c i a l p i c k e t w a s j u s t c o m p l e t i n g a l a s t -m i n u t e s e a r c h o f t h e c e l l a r , b o i l e r -

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