AUSTRALIA
[BY CABLX—-PBXSB ASSN. —COPYBIGHT.] SYDNEY GANG FEUDS. SYDNEY, September 9. James Device, was acquitted on the charge O'f inUrder of Moffitt on July 17. He was discharged. Devine’s explanation was that he fired in self-defence at the occupant of Moffitt’s cab, and that the bullet inadvertently killed Moffitt. WOMEN’S MEETING. SYDNEY, September 9. A meeting of the women members of the Sane Democracy League, held In the Sydney Town Hall to-day, was marked by disorderly scenes. Seven women Communists were ejected by the police. They were fighting, resisting, screaming, using the most violent language. The meeting passed a resolution in favour of expelling Communists from the country.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 September 1931, Page 2
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