ATTACKS BY REBELS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 10 June 1938, Page 7

ATTACKS BY REBELS

— ♦ FRENCH STEAMER BOMBED AND MACHINE-GUNNED Four Killed Include Two British Subjects ANOTHER VESSEL SUNK AT CASTELLON ■mv, ... By Telegraph;—Press Association. —Copyright. (Received This Day, 10.55 a.m;) MADRID, June 9. Four were killed, including two Britons—Edward Jones, a non-inter-vention officer and a.seaman named Bulloch-and ten were wounded when the French steamer Brisbane was bombed at Denia. Th A plane dropped four bombs and machine-gunned the deck . chin is burning, and, it is feared, sinking. P The French Consul at Valencia has gone to Denia and a warship from Valencia is also proceeding there at full speed. , The British steamer Isadora was bombed at Castellon and sunM The rebels bombed a third unidentified merchantman at Bemcassim, killing twelve and wounding nine. GAYDA’S STORY. OIL SET ON FIRE BY ITALIANS IN BARCELONA. (Received This Day, 10.55 a.m.) ROME, June 9. ' Signor Gayda asserts that 65 million tons of oil were set on fire by bombs S in Barcelona Harbour by Italian volunteers. He regards this as evidence of the necessity for the destruction of war materials stored by the loyalists in open cities.