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Encouraging Statement URUGUAY

By Lord Beaverbrook

LONDON, June 19 (Reuter). -"Aircraft production in this country in every category has

Surplus Of Enginos

Fantastic Gorman Plot Exposed MONTEVIDEO, June

19

June 20, 1940.

Occupation Of Tangier

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LONDON, June 19 (Reuter). -The recent occupation of the International Zone at Tangier since May 10 exceeded the total (Reuter).A report to the in the House of Commons to-day. was referred to at question timo | casualty list, including the Chamber of Deputies by the

Mr. R. A. Butler, Under-Secretary casualties sustained through

special committee_investigating for Foreign Affairs, said that on June accident at home," said Lord Nazi activities in Uruguay anys 14 the Spanish High Commissioner at Beaverbrook, the Minister for that the existence of a complete Tetuan notified the French Consul Aircraft Production in a state plan for the seizure of power by General that in agreement with the French Government, the Spanish ment to "Reuter."

a Fifth Column by military, Government Intended ta pccupy "The aircraft available, of action has been proved.

Tangler at once. overy typo now in use, exceeds The report says that a Gestapo Military Occupation the number of machines at the organisation and motor cyclist On the same day also the British disposal of the Air Force when corps ready for immediate conversion Consul General at Tangier received a to military use are in existence, and note from the Spanish Consul General the battle broke out.

that there is regular maliitary training stating that the military occupation of for all Nazi supporters in Uruguay. Tangier and its zone was carried out. "In addition to production, repairs I declares that the Nazi regime by troops of the Shereeflan Mahalla

strategic bave replenished the stocks. There attaches

importance to in the name of the Sultan of Morocco, for domination of is now on hand a very good surplus Uruguay

the with the exclusive object of securing of stock engines.

zouthern part of South America. the strict neutrality of Tangier.

It was added that the occupation Legation Involved "The public should give thanks for this immense effort to all alrernft It further states that the German was of a provisional character and factories and engine shops and their Legation has abused, its diplomatic that all rights of interested Powers workers who have striven by night Immunity by participating in the and established services in the zone and by day, without time for recrea-pulitical direction of ail Nazi activities would be respected. tion and without any regard for the and organisations in Uruguay.

Promiso Neutrality piensures and amenities left.

The Legation is alleged to havel Mr. S. Liddall (Conservative) "Thetr conduct is beyond praise.directed Nazi propaganda and, by the jasked what steps would be taken to We can place our future in their

ԱՏԸ of diplomatic privileges, to have clear out all Spanish troops at Tangler keeping with confidence."

smuggled propagandist matter against and so save a much more important countries In friendly relations with and dangerous situation, while Mr.

NEXT CHANGE Uruguay.

Henderson Stewart asked Mr. Butler Quantities of films are said to have whether he was satisfied that this been clandestinely imported.

cccupation would in fact preserve the M.G.M. Picture neutrality, of that aren, Uruguayans Compromised

Mr. Buller, replying, said: "His" Division of properties and the op-

been pointment of German omleints were Majesty's Government have Included in the plan, ali opposition to notified by the Spanish Government intend to respect the which was to have been suppressed by that they

neutrality of Tangier." violence.

Asked by Mr. E. Shinwell (Labour) particularly Many Uruguayans,

re- those of German descent, are declared, whether the Government were

the LONDON, June 19 (Router), in the report, to be deeply com-ceiving any information from

British Ambassador to Spain, Mr. --Asked whether he would take promised in the plot.

The Chamber of Deputies sat in Butler said: "Yes That is why I steps to purchase from the secret to discuss the report until 5 said we were notlded. The Ambassa-

end then adjourned until dor is very active."

To Give Nazis Own Medicine

British Govt. To Buy Tommy Guns

United States large numbers of am.

Monday,

sub-machine guns, known as tommy guns, and also to manu-

facture them in this country, BRITISH TRADE

Mr. Herbert Morrison (Minister) of Supply) said in the House of Commons to-day that steps were taken in this matter.

He also said that he had already in hand the manufacture, on an exten- sive scale, of small hand grenades for use against Invaders from the air and also heavy hand grenades for against tanks.

France's Trust In Allied Armies

FIGURES

MINE BLEW UP

THE NIAGARA

WELLINGTON, June 10 (Reuter). LONDON, June 19 (Reuter)-A mino has been discovered in the British Imporis in May totalled locality where the Niagara sank in £105,500,000, being a decrease of the Tasman Sea, declared the Prime £4,000,000 on the previous month Minister, Mr. Peter Fraser, in the and an increase of £27,000,000 on House of Representatives to-day. May last year.

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Exports totalled £15,000,000, being decrease of £2,300,000 on the previous month and an increase of £3,000,000 compared with May last

year.

OUR NEW AIR MAIL SERVICE

LONDON, June 19 (Reuter)-"In this dark hour through which WO are now passing, France retains the certainty that the heroic efforts of the Allied armies will not have been An Air Mail service between Aus- centralin and South Africa will come

SINGAPORE, June 19 (Reuter)—

In vain, and that in them lies the as- Into operation this week-end. surance of future freedorn in Europe,"

This answered the question as to how the liner met her fate.

All necessary steps are being taken to dispose of the menace.

The passengers and crews have reached port and as far as could be ascertained there is no loss of life.

HEINKEL CREW CAPTURED

LONDON, June 19 (Reuter).-The Admiralty announces that Auxiliary

off the

It will connect with the sea-route coast-guards took four German air- says

M: Lebrun, President of France to the United Kingdom via the Cape, men prisoners when a Heinkel bomber replying to a message from Queeri The planes will fly to Sydney to crashed in shallow waters Wilhelmina of the Netherlands ex Durban via Singapore and Cairo, const to-day. pressing sympathy and assuring M.They will take twelve days for the Lebrun of her "unshakeable faith in

journey. the complete resurrection of France."

The Americas To

Hold Meeting

WASHINGTON, June 19 (Router). It is ofclally announced that the United States has informed the Pan- American Republics that the present conditions necessitate an early meet- ing.

The bi-weekly air service between Bangkok and Hongkong will also be

maintained as a connecting service.

NAZI EXECUTIVE!

KILLED

It seemed at first as though the air- when men would show fight but covered by firearms they surrendered,

STOCK EXCHANGE

REPORT

LONDON, June 19 (Reuter).-On the Stock Exchange to-day, gut-edged LONDON, June 19 (Reuter).The holdings and Kaffits attracted support generally Berlin news agency announces that and at the closing were Herr Weitzel, chief of Dusseldorf better.

Industrials failed to maintain Police and a high Group Leader of the S.S., was killed by a bomb early advance. Foreign bonds show- splinter in an RA.F. night raid oned only small change. at the city.

Wall Street was Irregular,

Replies have already been received from 13 Republics.

The meeting may be held Havana,

NEW DEFENCE AREA NAMED

LONDON, June 19 (Reuter)-It is officially announced that the strip of country between the Wash and the River Rye, in Yorkshire, extending; fabout 20 miles inlond, has been de-

clared a defence area.

Visitors, including holiday makers, who cannot prove that they are there on business or for other good reasons,

will be told leave.

SHANGHAI, June 20 (Reuter) — The mayor of the Japanese sponsored city government of Greater Shanghai has addressed letters to the British, French and Italian Consulates-

General, requesting immediate steps for the withdrawal of Third Power belligeront corps frem Shanghai.

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