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COMPLETELY GUTTED BY IMRE in the early hours of this morning, the premises of the Crystal Products Company, in Lower Rattray street, facing the wharf, presented a very bleak appearance to passers-by when daylight came. Only the brick frontage wall retained any semblance of its original appearance, the remainder of the building being completely burnt. Shortly after 9 a.m. when these pictures were taken, firemen were still on duty guarding smouldering embers. Broken bottles formed a carpet many feet thick over almost tho entire section. (Report, elsewhere).

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Evening Star, Issue 23100, 28 October 1938, Page 7

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COMPLETELY GUTTED BY IMRE in the early hours of this morning, the premises of the Crystal Products Company, in Lower Rattray street, facing the wharf, presented a very bleak appearance to passers-by when daylight came. Only the brick frontage wall retained any semblance of its original appearance, the remainder of the building being completely burnt. Shortly after 9 a.m. when these pictures were taken, firemen were still on duty guarding smouldering embers. Broken bottles formed a carpet many feet thick over almost tho entire section. (Report, elsewhere). Evening Star, Issue 23100, 28 October 1938, Page 7

COMPLETELY GUTTED BY IMRE in the early hours of this morning, the premises of the Crystal Products Company, in Lower Rattray street, facing the wharf, presented a very bleak appearance to passers-by when daylight came. Only the brick frontage wall retained any semblance of its original appearance, the remainder of the building being completely burnt. Shortly after 9 a.m. when these pictures were taken, firemen were still on duty guarding smouldering embers. Broken bottles formed a carpet many feet thick over almost tho entire section. (Report, elsewhere). Evening Star, Issue 23100, 28 October 1938, Page 7