BOMB OUTRAGES
In Paris 61 RIKERS BLAMED. PARIS, September 12. Bombs exploded simultaneously at 1(1.5 p.m. on Saturday at the headquarters of the Employers’ Federation. and Industrie Metallurgique, near the Arc de Triomphe, wrecking both. Falling masonry fatally crushed two policemen, on the pavement. It appears that in each case, a messenger left a parcel addressed to the Vice President. It, is now ascertained that the parcel contained high explosive with clockwork. The meeting had been arranged by the Employers’ Federation for 10 p.m., but was postponed. It is believed that the outrages are the work of the extremist - employees of the motor works, where there is a strike, which the Employers’ Federation was endeavouring to settle.
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Grey River Argus, 14 September 1937, Page 5
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