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| BRITISH CONSLL UNABLE TO INTERVIEW MR. PANTER I TREATMENT A SURPRISE
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Q (Rec. 7.10 p.m.) 8 Loiulon, October 27 ■ The Tintes Munich correspondent ■ states that the British Consul is still j Bdenied acciss to Mr. Panter, although j 1 Germany is preaching peace. Surprise j | is caused at the fact that the foreign ■ I journalists are suffering the same j liigh-handedness as the Germans, es- j pecially in view of the fact that a j member of the Bavarian Cabinet, | \ Herr Esser, recently invited them to j | go anywhere with thcir eyes and ears i open because "we have nothing to conceal." A well known German journalist, Herr Josef Ackermann, has been axrested in Bavaria on suspicion of being one of the sources of Mr. Panter's infonnation. Mr. Panter, an English journalist was arrested on suspicion of espionage.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 674, 28 October 1933, Page 5
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