The Archive · 1937

Blame for Attack on Warship

Salamaica, Sept. 5.

In connection with the recent submarine attack on the British destroyer Havock, official circles here state that it is not the first time that, on the eve of an international reprochement, Reds have tried by the most condemnable methods to inflame the international atmosphere, and declare that "we consider the attack on the British destroyer as a new attempt of the vanquished enemy, desperately endeavouring to extend the area of the conflict."—Havas.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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