GLASGOW FEARS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 16, 20 January 1939, Page 7

GLASGOW FEARS.

INTRUDERS SEEN. Suspicious Actions Ncnr Power Station. POLICE SURROUND SHIPYARDS. fnitetl Press Assooiation.-Copyright. (Received 10.ao n.m.) LONDON. January 19. Two intruders in « Clyde shipyard who were observed acting in H suspKMous manner in the vicinity of the Hyde \ til ley power shit ion, raised tears of bombings in Glasgow. The men escaped, after an engine-driver hud given t lie alarm. Police Mirroiuided the shipyards. I licro »■!!< a strong ~J |t Mow street Police Court when a labourer. Michael < nllen. appeared on a charge of |)o~m's,ion „f lt |,i s t,,| 1IM( | animiuiition with intent to endanger life. Cullen declared he »ot the pistol from J* mend who had "Olio t<> Irela nd. He wa* rcmanded for a week, hail heinre I Used. = Hundred, of detectives tluou-diout London iln . seekinjr anv hidin" place "here .piantities «»f explosive, may -till l»e stored. Ihe rtmntrv |»<dice are active. 'I lie "Daily Telegraph" savs that in addition to :;imiii regular police' I lie 11-lcr < -o\ eminent lias called up tillllll of t lie IJOOO special constl des available. They have been issued with rifles and revo'lM is. and ordered to prevent bomb outlilies 1 ""dons are placed round public buildings every night. and al-o round . "'"'ks. water works ami power I'oliie cars tilled with detersives escorted the Dominions Sccretarv. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. during the course of a visit to Dingwall. The Lancashire police are investigating the utiexplodcd honih near the pvlon at W indie.