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"BEWARE OF SPIES
WARNING TO B.E.F.
DEFIES NAZIS 1,000 WORDS ABOUT
Mlle. Louise Thuliez, con- demned to death by Germans with Nurse Edith Cavell in 1915, has opened canters somewhere on Maginot Line
in
France. She and Miss Cavell engineered escape of hundreds of Allies. Germans eventually released her just before Armistice.
Her Soldier Lover Was Married
THE morning after she had received an anonymous letter, Miss Dorothy Margaret Bebb, aged 13, of Mostyn-street,' Llandudno, was found gassed.
The letter-stated:---
CARELESS TALK
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE.
"WHY Tell the Enemy?" is. the title of a pamphlet
of about 1,000 words which is shortly being issued to the British troops out here.
Nazis Try To Stir Up Trouble
BEIRUT, (UP). Charges that Germany has been attempt ing to further unrest in the Near East through financial support of the disbanded Syrian Popular Party will be heard when more than 100 party members are brought to trial.
It has been published under the direction of General Sir Edmund Ironside, Chief of the Imperial General Staff.
It warms the soldier of the dangers of letting enemy secret agents dis- cover vital information through careless talk.
Information that may thus reachi the Germans is described as "the only real secret weapon Hitler can possess, Here
an extract
is
Family of 28 Not Enough
A WOMAN with 15 children and 13 grandchildren "offered to tako another boy into her family when he was brought before the Bristol Juvenile Court recently as being in need of protection.
She said that the boy, a play- mate of her own children, had been sleeping in an empty house and she had given him a home.
She explained that her family of 28 could not all get round the lable at the same time for meals. The boy 'was at work, and gave _her_115...oul_of_his_141_weekly.
wage.
SOS for German Serum
from the TO SAVE
pamphryone who speaks English is not necessarily a patriotic Briton; not mean that you are certainly with even uniform and apparent rank do triends.
Tho
most innocent-looking people may be sples, and this applies to women Just as much According to police, documenta As to men.
"Railway seized in raids on the homes of parly
stations and refresh- members revealed. elaborate instrument-rooms are places to beware of." tions for disturbing the peace, or- ganizing a revoli and action to be carried out by the party in the oventi of war.
Thus for 120 persons, including Syrians, Lebanese, Iraqis and Pales- tinians, have been rounded up. Documents disclosed that the Parly numbered as many as 30,000 mera- bers, led by Nebl el-Azmah, recently sentenced by the French Military Court to 20 years imprisonmení.
Goering's Brutality Orders
Exposed In Secret Papers
PARIS.
A document marked "strictly confidential," which has fallen.
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FOUR GAOLED FOR Mrs. S. FILM COMPANY CONSPIRACY
ASSOCIATION with a convicted and notorious West End character was said to be the downfall of Albert Stanley Attkins (43), a film sound engineer, of Radlett, Herts, who was sentenced recently at Herts Quarter Sessions to eight months' imprisonment for conspiring with others to defraud the Associated British Picture Corporation of London and Elstree.
The hearing lasted 14 days.
After a retirement of five hours, the jury found that three other men were also guilty, but that Herbert Sydney Ryland, company director, of Bushey Green, Catford, was not guilty. was discharged.
Benjamin Cook (43), of Wembley, who was working under Atkins as a Alm sound, recordist, was sent to prison for five months on' one count of conspiracy and nine caurits of fraud.
Henri Latour Williams (67), mer Rober! Layer Parker (55); theatrical NEW YORK-Lord Lothian. manager, Al Southgate, wore each United States, has promised to Prosecution Cost £1,000 Britain's " Ambassador to the sentenced to four months imprimn
ment for conspiracy and troud. help save the life of
# three-
Judge H. Morfia Sturgess sild that year-old American boy, who, illi they had any money be would have with a rare disease, can be saved fined them at least £50 each to pay by a serum produced only in towards the costs of the prosecution, which would cost the county at least Germany.
£1,000.
BABY chant, of Oxford Street London, and
一
of
a
ENGLISH RIOTS
Windows Smashed In Italian Quarters
R
Donoghue Accused
Alleged Frauds
At Hotels
MRS. ETHEL FINN Wimbledon Park-road, South- DONOGHUE. aged 44, of fields, S.W., wife of Stove Donoghue, the jockey, was, at Cambridge recently, remanded on bail for a week.
She faced two charges, of obtaining credit by fraud.
These concerned £7 3s. d. for ac- commodation" and food at the ́Uni- versity Arms Hotel, and £10 10 3d.
for accommodation at the, Castle Hotel, both In Cambridge.
He Mrs. Donoghue, it was stated, with
London, June 11. Considerable damage was done by crowds of youths in West Bootiish districts to lalian pro- perly during a great deal of wladow smashing last night. Italian premises in Greenock Suncred
The particularly.
a woman she alleged was her sister, took a double room for a week at the University Arms Hotel.
Cheque Refused
Her luggage' dli not" arly the next day. The manager presented hls account, and she said she would pay by cheque, which he refused.-"
He asked her to leave. She had not paid the bill.
On the same day Mrs. Donoghue, with another woman, arrived at the Castle Hotel and alayed for alx days. It was later found that Mrs. Donoghue had left the country
When the warrant was read to Mrs,
Donoghue at
at Bow-street, It was added, she said, "Yes, those are my debts. I will pay them when Steve pays me
May 1"
The boy, Leslie Lee. RossĮ
on It was said by Detective-Inspector Washington, is with
At Cambridge she said, "That was lymphatic Fish, of New Scotland Yard, that the leucocythaemia a disease in which downtull
made at baton charge a debt. It was not by fraud. There of Atkins, who pleaded there to clear the white corpuscles in the blood guilty lo-18 charges of fraud and con- arrests were made, the demonstra-from my husband, but I was not re- the streets. Sixty was an agreement of £8 a week multiply rapidly, chilarging
the spiracy, was due to his two years' tors being fined an average of halfceiving any money at the time.". lymphatic
c glands and the spleen, ifssociation with a woman of many His
guinen cach. uncle, Mr. Nelson Tayman, previous convictions and who was hearing that a serum produced by living with a man convicted of black Professor Gerlin, a Frankfort blood mall. specialist, was the only well-tried antidote, went to the German E- bassy to ask for their assistance getting a shipment past the British |contraband control,
He was told that if he secured the
of the State co-operation Anton Saade, former head of the Popular Party, who was alleged to
Department, the serum might be brought to America by the Atlantic have been connected with. Nozi
Clipper, in an American Consular activity in Brazil, was reported re- cently, to be delivering, specdies from
Berlin wireless station in Arabic. into the hands of the French Department that they would cable -Tayman" was told by the State To whom it may concern: I am
Government, contains the guid- Emil Sauer, America's Consul in taking this unworthy liberty of writ Police charge that the primary puring lines laid down by Field-Frankfort, asking him to do all in ing to inform you, Miss Beub, that pose of the party was to spread Mr. Jack Jones is a married man hatred of the democratic powers in Marshal Goering, in his capacity his power to get the serum through. and father of four children."
the Near East and that substantial as chief executive of the Four he said that if necessary he would When Lord Lothian was Informed sums of money were received from Years Plan, for dealing with take Germany.
any action immediately. He Poland's economic resources. added that he doubted whether the
It gives instructions which are an
British
contraband control would example of calculated ruthlessness attempt to interfere with auch A
At the inquest, Bombardler Jack Jones, whose home is in High-street, Cardigan, sald he had proposed marriage to Miss Bebb, although he was a married man with four call- dren.
He agreed with the coroner, Mr. J. Hughes Evans, that he wrote a letter to Miss Bebb, an extract from which
read:
►
"My own dearest: I cannot praist this opportunity of letting you know how much you mean to me."
The coroner, returning a verdlet, of suicide while the balance of mind was disturbed, said:
"This is not a court of morals, but I must say I am surprised this has taken place."
40,000 War Weddings Per Month
LONDON,(UP). thousand weddings
mostly war weddings, is the peak figures since the war.
And thousands, will be marrying
MOBILE BATHS seldom equalled even in Germany. shipment.
FOR ARMY
ed with the problem of providing LONDON, (UP).Confront- hot baths for British troops at the front in France, the British army has introduced mobile bath units.
These units, which can be loaded on two three-lon trucks, give hot shower baths to as many as 700 soldiers a day. Each unit consista of 20 shower compartments, which can be set up, if necessary, in four sections of live showers cachi.
They seem to be based on two main! principles:
Provision for the German Army and people of everything that can be filched from Polish soll, and industry, with utter disregard for the needs of the population; and
Devastation of the country' and enslavement of its population us an act of revenge for Poland's resin- tanice.
SCUTTLING ATTEMPT
Canadian Warship Chases Italian Vessel
Labour
Party's
2,663,067 Members
MEMBERSHIP of the Labour Party Great Britain Increased by 30.000 last year and reached a total of 2,663,067.
This is the highest figure since 1927, when the total was drastically cut by the Trades Disputes Act.
Last year's increase, which is re- vealed in the annual report of the National Executive Committee, pub- lished this month was due to an expansion of affliated trades unlon membership.
Individual membership, at 408,080, have a slight drop.
Lesflots Racord
Party income for the year amounted to £70,666.
This document, which is dated Jon. 21, was issued on behalf of Goering by the brutal Dr. Frank, Governor-
London, June 11. General for the part of Poland "at-Caponoll, 3,021 ions, which sailed -The crew of the Italian steamer tached" to Germany.
from Montreal. yesterday, tried to "No Long-Term Policy" evade capture in the St. Lawrence Nearly 10,000 was received from "In view of the present military River by setting the ship afice. literature sales, the income requirements of the Relch," the docu
The attempt was frustrated by ang the record total of nearly £4,000, pamphlets, lendets and posters reach-
from
the vessel 180 amilated bodies for donations to wipe A special appeal to members' and
In one Eritish division, the unit ment states, "no long-term economie Canadian mine sweeper, which over- has been established in an abandoned polley, can be conducted in Poland. took and captured
arage. "Shower Day" comes once a On the contrary, na economic pro- week for each member of the division gramme must be drawn up with the miles cast of Quebec. and the unit Is kept busy day and least possible delay, by which every night,
bathers,
now under the new scheme for cheap Girl Of Six Used
weddings and honeymoon for the troops,
Axe To Steal
out a defeit of over £6,000 from the previous year brought in the sun of
£0,002.
The Party hid a net balance of
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thing that can conceivably be derived Numolin erch 10,000 tons have been Two Italian ships-the Chelina and The units consist of four vertical my control must be produced for the avoid capture. All the crew
from the resources of the area under scuttled off Gibraltar
In order to heaters, usually operated drained as wastage from the engines, power of the Kelch,"
of the nearly £2,000 on the year, on all purpose of augmenting the military Chelina and half the Numella's crew Six million leaflets were issued: of transport vehleles. Each heater is Forty connected by a hose to an overhead Acation of agricultural production/Half the Numalia's crew were capú:
Provision is made for the intenst arrived here to-day in rowing boats, and over 400,000 pamphlets sold. This wris in spite of the war, which a month | arrangement of `Ave sprays which "with a view to meeting the require tured by the British. The scuttling
prevented literature distribution la may be operated separately by the ments of the troops and of the local was done with bombs and petrol. the last three months of the year. Dealing with the electoral fruce Inhabitants who have not yet been
The
Chalina Was scuttled In report states, "Apart from the war very satisfied through the present Algeciras Bay when the men heard issue, which without a shadow of production."
Forests must be "exploited to the night. *
Mussolini make his radio speech last doubt in a matter of life and liberty utmost, and consideration of regular There is no alip named Numolta convinced that the present and proas to the British people, the WEC i afforestation left on one side for the in Lloyd's, but a 5,000-ton ship pective Interests of the Party demands time being. A similar speeding up named Numibin is mentioned-Readherence to this electoral agrée- The register general is suggering that in accessitous cases soldiers shall was put on probation for a year at utilisation locally in the interests of A ten-year-old Hackney girl, who crude ell and chemicals for their of the output of iron ore, sulphur,
British Sea Lossi be able to get married on leave by East London Juvenile Court for re- Germany or to their transportation special licence for 10/- instead of the calving a stolen rug, told the Bench into the Reichs next fuld down.
London, June 11, The committee states, however, urtun 2/15/7..
British mercantile tonnage lost by that if Man made it deter "that the that she had got it from another girl It appears that the Reich is mincing of and knocked a hole in the door arms orders. In Industrial Polan enerny action in the week ended at Party is perfectly free to carry on Hotels all over the country are of a flat with an axe to steal things which, it'Kau specified; must be:Wörk./ midnight on June 2 was 79.715 of its normal functions: as the official | offering cheap honeymoons, From from IL 7 the small provincial hotel with its
the utmost and even extended which 24,000, tons, were lost in the Opposition Parliament and fis
Dunkirk Operations
general political Subsidiary productions, however, t why this girl not before the ought to be restricted to those requirxcluding the Dunkirk losses, there wide range of activities of reduction of few shiling Court asked the magistrate, Mr.od to prevent industrial plant from aures vorg-Belish, 11 chips of which the Executive, gives detalls in cuilitry tied in this Baall Henriques.!
going out of operation. All other 01871, tons; Allles four ships of its impressive report prover that in A policeman replied that she was factories are to be demolished and the 12:013 tons; neutrals, thires ships, or every ndia the Labour Party "la" exer- only six years old.
products of demolition carried away. - 7,923 3ons--Reuters:
tieing the freedom"st clairns.
to the luxury West Erid which Larrers £10 worth of accommodation, cabaret and food to the soldier bride- Prbom for 23.
+
od
Dd to
Lor.
Wide-Activities
She then had only 11d. in cash, Mrs. Donoghue was remanded.
France and place themselves in the
Hostile. crowds demonstrated in various parts of England and Wales, Windows were smashed in Exeter, Newcastle, Newport and Cardiff, *
Italians arrested include 00 In service of the State. North Shields, five in South Shields,
12 In
Italy's declaration of war has left calm. There In Newcastle, and 28 in Middles Marseilles completely
demonstratiozis, borough.
were anti-Itällan The Italian quarter in Soho was when more than 1,000 people collec- ted outside the Italian Consulate. thronged to-day by hundreds of sight-
windows seers. The streets were sometimes Stones were thrown and blocked until they were cleared by were broken, the police.
The French Resident-General in -Italians-left-in an almost continu munique, stated that on a recent tour Morocco, General Nogues, in a com- ous stream of police cars, which took of the Tunis Protectorate he found them from Soho to a school in West the population perfectly calm and London to await Internment-Reuter, the morale of the troops high, so that
Reactions In Franco
the situation created by the Italian Paris, June 11. decision could be regarded with
rded with com- Some 000 Italians were arrested plete confidence. in Marseilles during the night. The population at Rabat learned Notices have appeared calling on the news of the Italian declaration Italians to report to the Authorities | with calm determination. Crowds, within the next three days. They including many groups of natives, must state whether they are pre-gathered in the streets and marched pared to sign a pledge of loyalty to through the town singing.—Reuter.
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