1940-07-04 — Page 11

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1947, Wah Dancy Prod:

KNOX IS APPROVED

Nomination Accopted By Committee

WASHINGTON, July 3 (Reuter), The Naval Committee's approval of the nomination of Colonel Frank Knox ns Secretary for the Navy was given after he was questioned for a long time on a report that he favour- ed the dispatch of United States soldiers to Europe..

charge which he speci-

It was fcally denied,

Consideration of the nominations of Col. Knux and Mr. Henry L Sthnson will probably be given by the Senate next week,

Knox's

Policy

WASHINGTON, July 3 (Reuter). --Colonel Frank Knox, the nominat- ed Secretary of the Navy, laid new emphasis on his advocacy of stronger United States defences.

He thought that there was still danger that the United States might be drawn into war if any aggressors attempted to seize American possessions.

Replying to a question, Col. Knex agreed that he believed that the Versailles Treaty "was a contributing | factor" to the present war.

He predicted that Europe this win-1 ter would be "n nightmare" withį suffering, starvation and economile moladjustment.

Serious Situation

Referring to Latin America, Col. Knox said there was a very serious #Ruation in Soull America- penetration of the type filler has perfected in Europe.

skuation almost mude tu order for a

Thursday,

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Exchange At LANDLADIES TAKE AWAY

A Glance

SELLING

T.T. London

Demand London

T.T. Shanghai

T.T. Singapore

T.T. Topan T.T. India T.T. U.S.A. T.T. Manila

T.T. Batavia T.T. Bangkok 1. Saigon

NAZIS MAY TRY

1/27

.1/21

.370

5234

.08%

THIS IN ON BRITAIN

.8214

.40%

43

140%

Nom

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.1/814

4 m/s L/C London

4 m/s D/P London

1/3 .1/3/2

4 m/s L/C U.S.A.

.24%

4 m/s France

Nom.

30 d/n India

.8-42

T.T. France T.T. Switzerland TT. Australla ....

BUYING

U.S. Cross rate in London 4.0234 U.S. Cross rate in N.Y.

..3.82

New French Constitution

National Assembly To Be Called

VICHY, July 3 (Reuter)- The French Government intends! to call the National Assembly (meeting of both Chambers of Parliament as one body) to re- foothold vise the French constitution, Naval Affairs Committee according

the "Havaa" ຕ statement as follows:

ngency. The Committee is of the opinion. that although Col. Knox has ex-| pressed extreme views in favour of

"We would be in deadly peril if a foreign power mined 23 hold," said Col. Koox.

The Jesued

to

This agency states that the Govern- ment will demand from Parliament

aid to the Allies, he has also the necessary powers to give France

a new constitution under the high and authority of Marshal Pelain.

Basis Of Rovision

emphatically voiced his opposition to entering the European war favours only moral and economic ald to the Allies by our citizens as dis- tinct from economie uldby our carried out within the framework of

Government.

Revision of the constitution will be

Republican principles and the exist

"He has also stated his oppositioning laws of the State, to extending any gavernmental ald that would involve us in war or would to any degree Impair our own defences.

This has cleared up the principal issue before the Commitice."

-Committed Approves WASHINGTON, July 3 (Reuter). The Senate Naval Affairs Com- mittee approved by nine votes to five the nomination of Colonel Frank Knox as Secretary for the Navy,

SIERRA LEONE'S

WAR GIFT

The agency says the new con- stitution will have to be ratified by the National Assembly or by its elected representatives called upon to replace the present Parliament.

It is added that wide representation will certainly be reserved for pro-- fessional organisations,

No Routine Formalitics

A statement announcing the Government's intention to revise the constitution states that Morshul Petain and his colleagues are deter-:

mined to break with routine formalit-

ics.

The defeat of France called for a

THEIR SPOONS

Put Them Back-Police

UFA

Germans used such inflated rubber boals as these to put her grLY- green troops into Holland. Great German seaplanes alighted on Nieuwe Mans and sent soldiers paddling ashore in the collapsible craft.

RAMSEY, Isle of Man. LANDLADIES ordered by the Government to fill their houses with enemy aliens this year instead of with British holiday- makers tried recently to smuggle Home of their own valuables, in- cluding spoons and table linen, out of their own homes.

Police were keeping watch, ponneed on the landladies, und ordered them to take the things back.

Hotels, boarding houses and private homes on Mooragh Promenade, one! of Ramsey's favourite holiday places, are being taken over.

Government valuers began to make an inventory to-day of the things in the houses,

Some of the hotel and boarding- house keepers were indignant when I spoke to them. Others accepted the situation with a shrug.

Two sections of the order, made, by the Manx Government at War Office request, trouble them most.

(1) "You will leave all furniture, bedding, linen, cutlery, crockery and utensils in the house.

(2) "The question of compensation for disturbance will form the subject of a separate communication al u Inter date."

The owner of the Peveril Hotel put her case to me: "We have fourteen guests at the house. Like us they have only until Saturday to find somewhere else to go. We cannot start another hotel without furniture. even if we could find one.

"We don't know when we shall get compensation. It may not be until after the whe.

What can we do in the meantime?"

She had good bookings for the summer, especially from parties.

The aliens, several thousands of them, will be relieved to know that they are to spend their time in one of the pleasantest and safest places in Britain.

How British Navy Blockaded

The Zeebrugge

A senior naval officer recently described how the British

bold measure without delay if the Navy, without a single casualty, stopped the Bruges canal at

Canal

(Router).In country was to achieve a speedy te- Narusic as effectively that its use for German submarines THEY

LONDON, July 3 recognition of the benents Sierra|covery,

Leone has received duringt 153 years "Parliament, for its part, must help is likely to be impossible for months. under the British flug, her Legislative the Government to reform the whole

Counell has unanimously

thorising the paymen

approved

structure of French administration,

by African members including its very institutions..

of £100,000 "An essential object of the new constitution will be to guarantee the to the Imperial War

war rund

the rights of labour, family and Lord Lloyd, Secretary for Colories,

telegraphed the Fatherland.

has

the

the

Two blackships were sunk, one athwart the other, right in canal self close to the lock.

Sir

the blockship was able to steer kerself again.

Ship Blown Up It is an even better obstruction

Overhead a squadron of Heinkels thun the historie one Inid down

in bombed and machine-gunned the ID18, when naval forces under

crews, some of them very young 1wo Roger Keyes sunk

obsolete

scamen but without success. "Publle opinion will be in agree-cruisers filled with concrete. 000 and the loan of £500,000 free of ment with Parliament in considering Interest for the "Spitfire" fund.

Governor of the Gold Coast, express- ing appreciation of the gift of £100,-

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TRY TO GET FINES BACK

A recent High Court decision has

for The operations took place in the near the canal entrance but, for opened a deor which might enable early mornings of May 25 and May tunately, got off between the piers motorists who have been fined

under and the blockships,

escort, disobeying a road sign to get their

into money back. nosed their way up the canal position..

that a national recovery cannot be achieved without a government.

"Work and intelligence must take 27. pride of place over favouritism and plutocracy, which have so harmed the country.

"The new constitution will be bold and modern. It will give back to the state its authority, sovereignty and prestige."

FUTURE STATUS

OF BURMA

·

On the first occasion the fob was not completed to the satisfaction of the naval authorliles. So it was repeated with better results. Preliminary scouting and mariting of the channel the blockships had to take was necessary on the part of the naval vessels concerned,

Attacked By Bombers

But not many are likely to try to The switch designed to explode one ship was pressed, but nothing use it. happened. She wax re-boarded Judges in an appeal ruled that a by engineers, who repaired a defendant may not be convicted cable, cleared away again, and at this offence unless there has the second attempt hlow the ship definite evidence that, the sign of the prescribed size, colour description, and had been lawfully placed on or near the road.

of

been

wan and

The second ship came in, drew up near the first and went down as in tended,

Police officers have not normally The object was to sinte the ship, if

The crews of these two ships had

the possible, on the lock sill. That was evacuated themselves

into rowing given such evidence, not have RANGOON, July 3 (Reuter).found Impossible because a dredger boats which now began a short but magistrates asked for it.

Thus the great majority of such "Not quite satisfactory but some had already been sunk there, presume swift pull along the canal to the convictions are, technically, illegal. constitutional advance" was how the ably by the Belgians. But the final rescue ships awaiting them..

An Automobile Association official, Prime Minister of Burma summed up result was just as complete.

After the operation had been com however, said it would not advise the British Government's message in On the Brst occasion the force were pleted observers on one of the ships members who have paid fines for connection with the future status of discovered on the way by a bombing noticed. Belgians ashore raising their this offence to try to get their con- Burma.

Euccessful squadron, which attacked it heavily arms la salutation

victions quashed, The Prime Minister sald some con- but there were no hits.

naval feat. The whole. operation "In ninety-nine cases out of a stitutional advance had been made by A small ship sent ahead for pilot-covered about five hours. the proposal to appoint E

During the last war Burmese ing purposes

Zeebrugge was counsellor for defence as announced machine-gun fire.

extensively used by Gaman, sub by the Governor,

The end of the mole could be seen marines, which were sent in separate He added: "If we justify our but it was found impossible in the parts overland to assembly yards on position on the defence side, we will prevailing sea conditions to take the the canal bank, and there pieced to get their cases reopened on such reach our goal spuner than we blockships right into the canal together and sent out into the Chan- small technical point na this." expected."

Canada Conscripts

Her Industry

LONDON, July 3·(Reuter)—It Is learned with interest in London : that the Canadian Government has set up a wartime control of all ladustry.|| It has now the power to enlist Canadian Industry completely in the war Ranteng APMAIN

came

under

close

They sank themselves further out (nel, near the end of the male and tho remainder of the force withdrew,

The nooonid and successful ex- pedition was again spoited by Ger- man aircraft and heavily attacked: The necessary marks were put down, but the helm of the leading blockship broke down,

of

hundred the motorist has been fined for an offence he knows he has com- mitied," he said,

"We would not advise them to try

STOCK MARKET REPORT

Jullana Expects Baby Will Bo Born In Sustox Princess Juliana hopes that her

Hongkong Stock Exchange official third baby will be born in Sussex.

Princess Beatrix and Princess summary Itsued yesterday says:

The morning's session was on the Irene, are being taken to safely by

Sales,

A small ship was sent alongside Jonkheer Hoell, a friend of Prince quiet side,

to act as tug while engineers work Bernhard. For the present Princess

od desperately at the helm, which Jullana is staying with friends · ‚In wan, presently set to righia, and London."

H.K. Lands $28,75'

Trams, $14/13,90

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