The Archive · 1940

Hongkong Editor Dies

Giel's Brave Act

"Then I saw Sir Michael O'Dwyer Bombay, Mar, Hope that the O; Dwyer alfa would lying on the floor. T ran after his not "be allowed. to alfet political assailant and just as I reached him, Judgment was expressed to Reuter by very plucky English girl, Aliss Ber Ar. INK. Gandhi on his arrival here tha Herring, got hold of him and fotiay to attend the session of the tried to bar his way. han "Nationalist Congress opening "It was a particularly plucky thing to do, og he still had hig revolver.

The death of Sir Michael O'Dwyer, He kiacked her aside, bit T do not and "injuries. to Lord Zetland, Sit {think she was hurt Louis Dane and Lord Lamington, "Then an Englishman, Mr. C. W. added, nad caused him deep pain, and Riches, Jumped on the awail offered his condolences (0 Sit back: He was helped Michaels family.

Banstead, Deputy The Maharaja Sam Saheb of Nae from India. swanger, as Chancellor of the Chamber "When 1 reached them, they were Princes, has cabled to Lord. Zele

assailant, Riches fand requesting that the deepest sym: Zand congratulating ity on his ce man's revolver, a large serv pathies of the entire Princely. Order of weapon. I think Ave shots had syed to Sit Michiel O'DWy been fired, but 1 did not open it but handed it immediately to the police.

Mr. Gandhi's Advice went back and saw Sir afichacl Cates Orwyer lying dead, Sir Louis Dane Mahatma with @ broken Lord Lamington yy with a bullet in his hand, and Tord Zetland lying apparent wounded, but fortunately proved only a graze.

Doctors who rendered assistance included Dr, Lawrence, brother of while she wiz it for an opportune London, Mar. 1 MMe. thomas Peh former of tke "South China' Morning Pon Henge ced ore tay at the fae of router.

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