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SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1938.

SPANISH LOYALISTS FLEE

INTO FRENCH TERRITORY

Fugitive Division Evades Franco's Net- Gives Up Arms At Frontier

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PARIS APRIL 1. ACCORDING TO REPORTS RECEIVED FROM THE FRANCO-SPANISH, BORDER, SEVERAL THOUSAND SPAMSI REPUBLICAN - MILITIAMEN HAVE FLED INTO FRENCH TERRITORY,

At the town of Luchon, in the department of Garonne Superieur, no fewer than 2,000 fugitives had arrived in the course of yesterday evening. They included many Spanish Republican soldiers, but there were also women, old men and children.

The mass influx of fugitives continues, and the Petit Parisien estimates that 6.000 Spanish Republican militiamen have already entered French territory."

The entire 42nd Division of the] = Spanish Republican Army is said

be marching towards the French frontter and is expected to enter French territory at the town of Cauterets. In the Pyrenees, in the course of this evening.

This Division. It is reported, was in danger of being completely sur- rounded by Spanish Nationalists troops. Preferring internment in France to falling captives to Gen- eral Franco's forces, its comman- ders decided to withdraw to the French side of the frontler.

TROOPS DISARMED

Fugitives are. also reported to have crossed into French territory at other points on the border. where French gendarmes have been posted to disarm the fleeing Spanish troops.

"

no fewer than

Paris, April 1. Spanish Nationalist troops.com- manded by General Garcia Vallino are making steady advance on Tortosa and, are, within 18 miles. of the objective.

Fierce fighting is still going on along the Ebro river for possession of the town of Lerida, which was

į subjected throughout yesterday to heavy artillery bombardment.-- -Transocean).

LOYALIST SUCCESS

Madrid, April 1.

After heavy artillery bombard -

ment,

Government troops today

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west pf Guadalajara. The capture

of two objectives is claimed.

It is believed that the offensive was designed to draw off the

Nationalists in Catalonia. (Reu-"

ter)..

General Companys

APPEAL TO CATALONIANS

Barcelona, March 31. General Companys, President.of The refugees are being housed Catalonia. broadcast an appeal to in camps and factories, while has-Catalonians today to work, Dght! pital treatment has been given to and resist for victory many in need. All refugees are be-honour and rights of life in Cata-tered the province of Tarragona, ing vacinnated-Transoceah). lonia. (Reuter).

Schuschnigg's Press

Chief To Be Tried

and the

FOUND DESTROYING OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS WHEN

FORMER

GOVERNMENT WAS OVERTHROWN

Vienna, April 1.

The trial of Calonel Adam, director of the Press Department in the former Schuschnige Government, will take place in the hear future! Colonel Adam is accused of having removed official docu-.. ments to the detriment of the state."

When Colonel Adam was arrest- ed in his office in the Chancellor's palace he was burning official documents, and investigations-Im- mediately made showed that he must have succeeded in destroying a considerable quantity of docu- ments before his arrest since his office was filled with large heaps et paper ash and burnt remnants of paper.

GERMAN TROOPS

LEAVE VIENNA

Vienna, April 1.

TARRAGONA ENTERED

Burgos, April 1. « The insurgents, last night en-

near Caseras, according to an offi- cial claim, which states that an entire battalion of the Interna- tional Brigade was captured, all of the men being British, including the commander.—(Reuler).

Europe Is A Rumbling War Machine

HERBERT HOOVER TELLS AMERICA TO KEEP OUT

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Teakwood Diningroom, Drawing- room, Bedroom and Office Furni- ture, Carpets, Rugs, Cutlery, E. P. and Brass Ware, Porcelain, and Glass Ware, Ornaments,Pictures, Mectric Table Fans and Lamps, Gramophones and Records, Cabin Trunk, Books, Clocks Mosquito

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Washington, March 31.Net, Camphorwood Trunks. etc.. Addressing the Council of For- eign Relations on his return from a European tour, ex-President The German troops which had Herbert Hoover advocated absolute been in Vienna.since the resigns-independence in political action, tion of Dr. Kurt von, Schuschn188 and adequate preparedness as the left the city yesterday.

It is declared that other German

It is denied here that the Minis- units in the Austrian provinces

best means of keeping out of an-i other war.

A FEW PIECES OF BLACKWOOD FURNITURE

Comprising:--

Describing Europe as a rumbling Joss Tables, Jardinieres, Tempoys.

try of Justice is trying to obtain will likewise return to their gar war machine, Mr. Hoover said that | Curio Cabinets, and Stands, Oplum

extradition of the two other mem-

bers of the former Cabinet. Herr Zermatto and Herr Stockinger, who fled to Czechoslovakia after the fall of the Schuschnigg Govern- ment.

sons

in German territory.- (Fransocean ›,

AIR CHIEFS RETIRE

Berlin, March 31. Five Air Force Generals retired

It is declared that extradition today. Their retirement was "or- proceedings have not been opened" dered

the

two

00

by Herr Adolf Hitler although

ministers. February 4, when the German according to the authorities, fighting services were reorganised. are guilty of theft and en-Reuter),

bezzlement. The two former ministers are said to have taken funds of the Austrian Governmen

and Party departments on the flight from Austria-Transocean)

VAN ZEELAND REPORT

Premier Prefers To Delav Consideration

was still

SUPPORT FOR ANSCHLUSS

Church Praises Hitler

Berlin, March 31..

1 is reported from Vienna that London, March 31. the Supreme Council of the The Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Evangelical Church has prepared a Chamberlain, informed the House statement to be read publicly and of Commons today that the Van unconditionally supporting the Zeeland Report

under anschluss as "not only a duty, bus consideration.

"I feel," he said, "in the present circumstances it would be well to defer any decision whether effect shall be given to its recommenda tions."

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Asked whether other govern- ments had been consulted. Mr. Chamberlain added: "We are in consultation! with the French Government"-(British Wireless),

NAVÝ MARRIAGE

ALLOWANCES

London, March 31.

an expression of sincère gratitude to Gracious God for the rescue of our homes and country."

The chairman of the Council also issued a statement declar ing that 'Herr Hitler, by his life, had given the German veople an example of true at- tive Christianity,—(Renter),

H.M.S. EDINBURGH LAUNCHED

London, March 31.

he found most of the nations in stools, Tables, Table Screens, Desk, Europe convinced that America Chairs, Card Table, etc, etc. ^u would be inevitably drawn into the next war as in the last.

Ex-President Hoover

BRITAIN'S PROBLEMS Some people build a confident hope on this, but every phase of this picture should harden the the others wars, declared Mr American resolve to keep out of

Hoover.

Warning the United States that democratic oting the other. powers, Britain and France, would involve America in an alliance Ger-

directed against Italy and

many, and all the satellites they could collect, Mr. Hoover said that Britain had her own national and

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