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August 15, 1940.

By Ernie Bushmiller

FRENCH COLONIES NO MORE CREAM French Statement

TORN OVER POLICY

LONDON, Aug. 14 (Reuter).—Information continues to reach London from the French colonies in Africa suggesting an atmosphere of uncertainty in those territories.

In the French Cameroons, for show that the Government there con- instance, there is said to be a strong tinues to be very friendly to the party in favour of supporting the Allied cause. It is understood that Free French Volunteers under the considerable copper fields there General Charles de Gaulle, while in are continuing their export and that Madagascar the official tendency is to close economic contact with the support the Vichy Government. territory is being fully maintained.

This tendency la tempered, how- ever, by

a widely-expressed desire that Madagascar should continue to trade with British territories.

Belgian Congo Friendly

new

Governor-General

has

Another Day Of National Prayer

A been appointed by the Vichy Govern- LONDON, Aug. 14 (Reuter).—It is ment. This official was formerly nontunced that it is the desire of the Dakar and his attitude towards the King that Sunday, September 8, the new French Government is stated to first Sunday after the anniversary of the outbreak of war, should be be not very clear.

Reports from the Belgian Congo observed us a day of national prayer.

TO BE SOLD

LONDON, Aug. 14 (Reuter)--The Ministry of Food announces that the sale of all kinds of cream will be prohibited from October 1.

milk supplies to use them for the The object is conserving iquid,

manufacture of essential dairy pro- ducts.

The milk saved, amounting to op- proximately 76,000,000 gallons in a normal year, will be diverted to other purposes.

On Indo-China”

LYON, Aug. 14' (Reuter)A radio broadcast was made to-night ap- parently with the intention of re- assuring Frenchmen about the alt- tion in Indo-Chain.

The announcer, quoting n ́despatch from Hanoi sald that Adruital Decoux. the Governor-General had made all arrangements in agreement with the French Government to deal with any deterioration in the position in Indo-

China,

Nazis Won't Admit Shotguns Roll In

They Were Guns

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"' BERLIN, Aug. 14 (Domel)-Au- thoritative German quarters refuse to confirm or deny reports that long- range guns set up in France were used to bombard's town on the south coast of England on Tuesday.

Mr. Richard Law, Financial Secre- tary to the War Office, said, in thej House of Commons that there had been a good response to the recent appeal for shotguns and rifles.

It was not considered an appeal for pistols and revolvers would be likely to bring in any weapons sultable for Army requirements.

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Nazis Hurting Italian Trade Undercutting Methods

'In The Balkans

LONDON. Aur. 14 (Reuler),- Itallons in Yugo-Slavin are express- Ing concern at the way Germany is eutling them out of the trade markets.

Yugo-Slavin had agreed to supply Italy with 1,500 tons of copper f month, but has now been forced to promise this to Germany.

Slovalda under Nazi guidance is undercutting Italy in the Yugo-Siav markets by offering certain merchandise at 17 dinars as against | 67 dinars which is Italy's lowest price.

Germany, the same Italian circles complain, nover consults Italy on any economic mensures she takes in the Balkans, although she is bound to de so under the 1833 agreciment.

Some Halian circles openly state: that if Germany wins this war she will turn Italy into an agricultural: country just as she is planning to do with France.

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U.S. And British Blockade

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munication from the Government of the United States with; fogård to the letting of food supplies through the blockade to the unoccupied -- pārt of France.

At the same Ume, the House,might the House of Commons to-day, Mr. | take lệ that the Government, were in R. A. Butler, ¡ Under-Secretary for close, touch with the United States: Foreign Affairs, announced, that the Government un matters such he: the Government had received, no com- (ons mentioned, di Ag

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