BOMB OUTRAGE

Hokitika Guardian, 26 August 1930, Page 5

BOMB OUTRAGE

AGAINST POLICE COMMISSIONER

ONE ASSAILANT KILLED

[United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. J (Received this day at 8 a.m.) DELHI, Aug. 25. Bombs were flung at the car of Sir Charles T’egart, Police ObniniisHioner, as lie was driving in Dalhousie Square in the centre of the European business quarter of Calcutta, at eleven in the morning. Tegar was unhurt, hut the driver was wounded. A second assailant was killed, apparently 'by the premature lnirstng of a bomb "in his hand. Tegurt leapt from the car and chased one assailant who was subsequently arrested. He was carrying two other bombs. It is believed there were four assailants.

DELHI, A u g- 25

Dalhousie Square is the , busiest shopping centre. The four assailants were of the Bengali student class, about twenty-five years did. One i» dead, one is wounded and .perhaps dhad and the remaining two were arrested.

? The incident is causing great excitement among Europeans and little business is doing.

JAPANESE COMMUNISTS

(Received this day at 8 a.m.) KOBE. Aug, 25.

The embargo has .been lifted from the publication of the facts concerning the attempt to propagate Communism among Japanese at Saghalien; Details are still lacking, hut a most remarkable aspect is revealed that the conspirators consist mainly of Government officials.