BOMB OUTRAGE
PARIS INCIDENT SUSPECTED FOREICN ATTEMPT. (United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright;. PARIS, Sept. 13.. In connection with the bombs that exploded simultaneously at 10.5 p.m., on Saturday at the headquarters uf the Employers’ Federation, and Industrie Mctallurgique near the Arc do Triomphe, the Minister of the Interior revealed that an essential part of the detonator was mexogene, which is a foreign product, unobtainable in France.
The Press, therefore, supports the theory that the outrage was another episode in a series of foreign attempts to promote strife between the Left and Right Parties in France, with the object of weakening her internationally.
“Le Soil-” links 'the outrage with the murders of anti-Fascist Italians, the Roselli brothers; also the attempt to blow up a railway tunnel linking Spain and Franco, which resulted in the arrest, of an Italian red-handed. The Director of the Paris Municipal Laboratories believes the bomb found in the tunnel was similar to that , used in the Paris outrage.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 September 1937, Page 5
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