Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1937 — Page 23

TUESDAY, OCT. 12, 1937

BRITISH, SOVIET CARS ATTACKED NEAR SO

Japanese Planes Blamed i Raid: High wy Officials Periled.

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military with

to the been

secretary who had party. Picked Up hy British Mr. Shahov's car broke down and the British picked him up. A spokesman for the consulate said one of the cars attacked was owned by the Rills Motors Co. "ican flag. The Soviet Shahov after

said Mr, Shanghai

Consulate telephoned to his ear consular car went out to rescue him. However, the car returned to Shanghai after having been attacked. The driver was not injired. Members of the embassy party said that the planes were Japanese. Arriving here they went at once into emergency conference with other embassy and consulate general officials—and, in token of their conviction that the planes were Japanese, notified the Japanese Conculate General of the attack, Though none of the party was wounded, it was realized at once that the incident was a dangerous one diplomatically, and embassy officials refused all requests for statements. hey said they make no statement pefore tomorrow, but began at once to send urgent official dispatches. One of the British Embassy party was flight Lieut. S. S. Murray. A bullet nearly hit Mr. Murray's foot while those in the cars were running to fields to escape the attack. H. M. Braham. a member of the consular staff, also was in the party. In the party, assistant air attache and the consulate attache, were Consul General Herbert Phillips, Wing Commander H S. Kerb, air attache, E. Hall Pz‘ch, British Embassy financial adviser, and Lieut. Francesco Riebzzi of the Italian Navy. Hall Patch was present when Japanese planes attacked the British ambassador's car. The incident today was regarded all the more seriously because it was learned that the British Embassy notified Japanese authorities that the cars were leaving Nanking for Shanghai. In the previous incident Japanese insisted that there had been no such notification, Also. as the Italian Navy lieutenant joined the British Embassy conference on the attack. it lieved that an likely,

Report Britain Seeks To Aid Loyalists

BY RALPH HEINZEN (Copyright, 1937. by United Press)

PARIS, Oct 12. — Responsible

Italian protest

attache, ! the British |

and flew the Amer- |

brok wn and the | rare Av] { Germany this week, it was reported |

would |

in addition to the |

was be- | was

quarters said todav that the British |

Government was exerting extreme pressure on France to open the Spanish frontier at once to permit a full flow to the Lovalists. This assertion caused astonishment here. It was in almost direct conflict with previous reports, seemed to be a fact and to represent a definite new European situation.

It had been evident that there

of men and munitions |

But it |

turn in the general |

was some difference of opinion be- |

tween Britain and France as to the advisability of opening the frontier. Generally reports have implied that it was France that wanted to open the frontier while Britain counseled caution. According to the information today it is actually the British Government tion in reprisal for Premier Mussolini's refusal even to discuss—on a business basis—withdrawal of

that wants immediate ac-!

foreign volunteers from the Spanish

civil war.

Plane Shot Down in Fight Over Nanking

NANKING. Oct. i2 (U. P) spectacular air battle of Chinese-Japanese war over Nanking today

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—The | the | took place | Chinese planes

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France May Ask

Public Assurance

LONDON. Oct. 12 (U, P.).—France will demand, if she reopens her Spanish frontier. that Britain give public assurance that such a move would be taken with the complete

support. of London, informed sources

said today.

‘Rebels Reported Ready ‘For Madrid Drive

HENDAYE, FRANCO - SPANISH - | FRONTIER, Oct. Spanish Rebel high command was | launch |

12 (U. P).—The | today to

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Belgium May Sign Pact With Hitler

BRUSSELS,

against |

Belgium, Oct. 12

neutrality and nonaggression is ex- | pected to be signed by Belgium and

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HUSBAND IS FREED IN DEATH OF WIFE

ANDERSON. Oct. 12 (U. P).— | Hobart Thacker,

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