INDIAN TERRORISTS
POLICE SHOOT TWO VILLAGERS
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(Received March 11 at 10 a.m.)
CALCUTTA, March 10,
Two Mohammedan villagers were shot dead, by a- miltary patrol, searching near Chittagong for terrorist absconders. The scene of the shooting is a. notorious area, and the victims. behaving suspiciously, fai.ed to halt when challenged FRENCH COMMISSIONER SHOT. CALCUTTA, March 10. Monsieur Coin. French Commissioner of Police at Chandergarnore, died this morni.’g from bullet wounds, inflicted by terrorist-; who attaeked-diim after escapi’ g from a house where lip 'attempted to arrest them. M. Quin, who was unarmed, plnckily tackled his opponents who shot him point blank, also wounding an Indian constable and am Indian passer by.
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 March 1933, Page 5
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