The bomb wetwally exploded outs side an at, 440 Foochow Road, the "Ping Pao" being situated two doors away, windows of tered and, although there was a
wey "were unable to do the neigh= it is believed that the motor car, About two months ago a Bomb was thrown at the paper, policeman, The "Ping Pao" has Nanking sympathies, and. itis therefore. believed that' El terrorists are responsible for' the outrage.
"Colossal Explosion at Heaney told how he Ariving west on Foochow Road witlt Mr. Cleland, and a chauffeur, when they heard 1 colossal explosion oppo-ste them, on the right hand side of the car. "They instinctively ducked to the oer, and then leaned back. Fragments of the bonib, which way later identified by the police as of the potato-masher type, tore into the body-work of the car, and one plore came through the root and passed out of the window. narrowly missing Mr. Cletand''s face.
The chauffeur was momentarily dazed, but regained control of his, Yehiele and drove off. Mr. Heaney cided that he looked back, but could jatiiing. When the car was ex-red Tater it was found that four pieces of the bomb had penetrated the body, making long slits in the metal, The car was being driven to the Race Course and the chauffeur carried on down the road until instructed rive to Gurdon Road Police a where the incident was reported, At the time of the bombing there a line of cars travelling west, id it x thought that the missile was thrown from one of these, although definite conclusion can be established. Of the seven injured Chinese four were rickshaw coolies, the other three being pedestrians.
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