STREET WEEPS

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 603, 7 August 1933, Page 5

STREET WEEPS

mt BOMB used |ft, jjpVENTILATION ^K.pTS OF STOCK ijjhg gxchan ge crank arrested sH,-By Telcgrapli — Copyright). [Hjjigust 6, 6.30 p.m. B jfew York, August 5. ^H^tes after noon to-day the fjnancial district was utmost confusion as EBjgeniously placed tear ggR the central trading |B^Stock Exchange, driving SH^kers, clerks and attend8|B.- streets. ||HL are undecided whether gjfflftgfors are political radicals IKjjctical jokers. Practically oH^nts of the building are irritated throats, vioHBhgtfid inflamed eyes. It is 1§M'4 thd bombs were placed j^S-iDiatic ventilation system wttjpparently carried out by ili&i or persons familiar with ggf; the building. immediately tbrew a SM.'.: fhe area and commenc^■qlions. They succeeded ih M, the persons responsible ^Kjjturing the bombs and mg5'are hoped for. There will on the exchange until M Four Arrests B»evening, the Boston police [^Sleadquarters of the "Conlig!.] International Party" a ^B-fflknown political organisaHHirrested four suspects. Ac^■information secured by the ^Btftnal bomber was Eugene gjjji^ar, aged 28, the party's IMjdd to have planned sevIHsnlar stunts in order to IH'licity for his political ends. assoeiates have admitted to send similar bombs Hfcevelt, 3Ir. Hoover, Mr. ■Koinas and other leading lll.i candidates his purpose gKeate publicity. SM-limself was a Presidential sfBitthe last election, polling votes by friends in iP|-v 0f Borton. The f act that pMU of the party are young gHiaates and members of reSSfeilies has ea usecl the police iSaise their activities as IjSifer than dangerous. jpB-;;;ages state that Deniells IMferged with the Stock Ex%»4iiig. He is being held on , yarii bail. He will neither jSideny the charge but the ..Mconvinced of his guilt ali6®:7 believe that he is a little