London, Oct. 28.
The attempt of the Indian airman, Mr. G. P. Nair, to make a double crossing of the Atlantic to-day ended tragically a few hours after he took off from Croydon. He safely reached Rouen, his first stop, but crashed on taking off for Dakar, Senegal, and was killed instantly. Prior to leaving England his Miles Hawk machine, which was not fitted with wireless, was blessed by a Hindu priest. Mr. Nair had intended to cross from Dakar to Poot Natal, Foreign Terrorist Organization Suspected ro ruk "bcbm."
Vienna, Oct. 30.
What is believed a plot by a foreign terrorist organization to assassinate Dr. Kurt Schuschnigg, the Austrian Chancellor, is being investigated by the Austrian police, it is learned from official sources.
The would-be assassins are believed to be two middle-aged men, of Italian or Rumanian descent, who are suspected of planning to bomb the Chancellor's car. The suspected men are still at liberty.—Reuter.
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