London, Apr. 1 Squad cars of Scotland Yard raced to the London Bridge early this morning to prevent possible sabotage after receiving secret information that an attempt would be made to blow up the famous bridge, The warning came after five terrorists' bombs had exploded in the City between midnight and dawn and which kept Scotland Yard sending detectives from one scene of outrage to another in an effort to discover clues. There were no fewer than seven bombing outrages in the last 24 hours, Scotland Yard was making a determined effort to find a powerful car, equipped apparently with racing motors and disguised as a taxicab which escaped a police car patrolling near one of the scenes of the explosions. The "mystery car" was believed to have been used throughout the night by the gang of bomb planters.
After the police cars, bearing armed men, rushed to London Bridge, similar cars sped to the Admiralty building at Whitehall following reports that two men were seen climbing the parapet at the rear of the building.
A minute examination of the London Bridge was made by the police and Scotland Yard men in the early morning hours. The parapets, arches and roadway were-carefully examined, but nothing was found. The police then boarded all craft moored near the bridge.—United Press.
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