Police had under arrest today 120 members of the Nara, illegal anti-Semitic terrorist organization, charged with planning bomb attacks on a Jewish-owned vaudeville show and restaurant. Police detection was credited with averting the attacks and a number of bombs were confiscated.
The Adria vaudeville house and the Quick restaurant were said to have been mailed for bombing.
The Polish newspaper, Express, reported from Zamocz the destruction of a synagogue by an explosion of gun-powder apparently left under its roof by unknown persons.
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