In London. Croydon Home Guard men were called to a local house by a woman who complained that there was a bomb ticking in a room upstairs. The Home Guard found the ticking camo from a grandfather clock which had not been , going for 10 years and had been restarted by anti-aircraft gdn-firo vibration.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 19 April 1941, Page 6
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