BOMBING STATION
HOSTILITY TO SITE IN WALES. NOTABLES ATTEMPT TO FIRE IT surrender TO POLICE. <TJ.P.A. by Klee. Tel. CVu>vripht). LONDON, Sept. 8. The Dev. L. E. Valentine, of clndno, Professor Saunders Lewis, president of the Welsli Nationalist Society, and Mr. D. J. Williams, of Fishguard, gave themselves up to the Pwllheli police to-day, announcing that the Air Ministry’s new bombing station outside the town was ablaze. The. fire brigade, assisted by workmen, prevented the first from spreading to adjacent bungalows, , ~■ / The Air .Ministry,..says that po Govern ment buildings were damaged, the site of'the fire being a .timber, contractors’ shed in the armament traiuirijT camp at. Penrhos, where some timber was destroyed.* It is recalled , that the Welsh Nationalist Party stubbornly opposed the establishment of an .aerodrome bombing station. The trio will l c charged in d special court.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXV, Issue 12962, 10 September 1936, Page 5
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139BOMBING STATION Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXV, Issue 12962, 10 September 1936, Page 5
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