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COUNT CAND TO BE LINKED WITH THE PEACE OFFENSIVE?

London, To-day. NEWS THAT THE Italian Foreign Minister, Count Ciano has been invited to Berlin where he will arrive this afternoon, has been received with great interest in London, writes Reuter's diplo matic correspóndent.

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Many quarters think that the visit is connected with the German-Soviet campaign with other friend. ly powers to liquidate the war between Ger many and Britain and France

It is recalled that Signor Mussolini, in a speech last week, declared that a clash might be avoided by a "rei- lisation that a desire to maintain positions which history and the, up- tural dynamism of peoples has con- demned is a vain illusion."Reuter.

CIANO LEAVEB BY TRAIN

CASUALTY TRAINS

London,o-day

The British railways are Building number of casualty evacuation trajt "Rome, To-day. which will be used to distribute"

Count Clano, the Italian Foreignjured civilians to hospitals th Minister, left for Berlin at 6 pm. last out the country in the evening by a special train-Reuter. raids, Reuter.

There may be a war on, but you can't stop high spirits on the beach. Photo taken on the Sunday War was declared on a South Coast beach. (Copyright, Fox).

BURCKHARDT ON WAY TO LONDON

Geneva, To-day.

Dr. Burckhardt, League High Com- missioner for Danzig, has left Geneva for London, where it is to see the Foreign Secretary, Lord Halifax, Reuter.

GAFENCU TRIP, TO MOSCOW DENIED

Moscow, To-day.

Rumanian circles here deny that M. Gafencu, the Rumanian Foreign Min- ister, will leave for Moscow on Mon- day. Reuter.

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U-BOAT COMMANDER BEHAVE WEKEE.

London, To-day.

Stories of good treatment by the commanders of Ger

submarines were told yesterday by the captains British steamers "Winkleigh” and “Blairlogie. they arrived home among a party of 65 rescued

seamen.

The captain of the 8.5, Winkle lated the a

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him into the conning tower, gave him

a drink, cigarettes and four rolls bread, and that that would last for alx hours, by which time he wo probably be rescued..

SORRY OLD CHAP

He was s asked if he had · sumcu drinking water, and the U-boat com mander then sald;" "Well, Captain, &

am sorry I shall have to sinks ship."

The crew of the 'Winkleigh picked up six hours

liner.

The captain of the “Blairfosis" lated how the U-boat commander gave them every chance to get away when the officers and crew were. the boats came alongside and gay them two bottles of gin and cigarett -Reuter.

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