Attack On British Officer, Ingoldstadt

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Captain Viscount CURZON
asked the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign  Affairs whether his attention drawn to the attack reported to have been made and organised upon a British officer member of the Allied Commission of Control at Ingoldstadt; and whether he can make any statement upon it?

The UNDER-SECRETARY of STATE for WAR (Lieut.-Colonel Guinness)
I have been asked to answer this question. I can only say at present that the attention of the Government has been drawn to this incident and that the steps to be taken in the matter are under consideration.

Viscount CURZON
Will it be made quite clear by the Government that any further attacks upon British officers will not be tolerated?

Lieut.-Colonel GUINNESS
Certainly.