AMERICAN GANGSTERS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18528, 15 October 1934, Page 9

AMERICAN GANGSTERS

CANADA INVADED v : ■ !• : .V. : '#• ■”, -vj I MONTREAL MURDERS 1 * i > >'- 'f y v*l MONTREAL, "August 25, : ’ r { Six men, five ofc whom are Americans, were arrested to day m connection with ■ the murder yesterday of Charles Feigen haem, a silk importer, who was recently released from prison on parole. The murder of Freigenbaum is the ro»nd srangster outrage in Montreal wthm n fortnight, and the authorities sfrjji Seri- :t Ousiv alarmed lest the criminal* jfITJ * making Canada a haven from ise tMM States police, whose anti-crime camparg i - has been 'treatly intensified. *• FreitrenKium turned Kings wideitcwj in a recent drug case, with t»; *■ result that Hajvr Oavis, a, - night club owner, was sentenced ‘<h • & veers* impnsnnnvnt, !0 stroke® u. §1 lash, and "a fine of *£20(10. f As lie stepped* out- of his carhi » » >“•; * street Frcigenbaum wafc met bv.a nail < * bullets from another car, which. :; as he. fell dead in the ttuftar. * d*y« before, Alexander Sonlgi o*f Fsi'sian law coort intorpretei, met e.. similar fate. . | Fi eicenhaum had been expected to e-v important evidence in the forth ■omic ■. trial of Pincus T* ref her, described ns wealtbv. New Yorker, who i* * f." hehnr head of an international druy wr. < f which '|)ayiß was agent m Montreal, j*