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ITALIANS Internment ATTACK Of Aliens IN DESERT & Refugees
NAIROBI, July 10 (Reuter). -It is officially announced that Buna, south of British Moyale,
Was
Questions Raised In Parliament
bombed and machine- LONDON, July 10 (Reuter), gunned yesterday by Italian air---Some Criticism of Govern-1
ment's policy regarding the craft.
Eighty bombs were dropped but no internment of refugees Was dange was done. There were no raised in the House of Commons casualties.
to-day on the adjournment. Concerted Onslaught
This morning, the enemy heavily shelled British Moyale and later British troops were attacked.
No further detalls are yet available, *Enemy aircraft were also active in the same region.
An Italian claim to have captured a number of British troops in the Turkian region is denied.
Quiet Elsewhere
The Speaker, replying for the Government said that on the out- break of war we interned every muJJEL and woman on the security list, ex- cept those who had gone back to Germany. Our policy then was to submit every enemy allen ndividual examination
to an
The Home Once realises the risk we are running in leaving refugees and enemy allens at large. If serious
sabotage CAIRO, July 10 (Reuter).-A contact of espionage or munique on the Western desert proved aitainst any of them, Somaliland and Kenya stated that should be blown sky high. there is nothing to report.
On the Sudan-Abyssinian frontier, on enemy force estimated at 390
No Serious Act
MORE R.A.F. RAIDS
Damage Caused To Many Nazi Cities LONDON, July 10 (Reuter). -An Air Ministry communique states:
"Last night R.A.F, bambers at tacked val dockyards at Wilhelm- haven and Bremen, goods yards in the Rubr. oil refineries at Monheim, and aerodromes at Borkum, Texel, Svhipol and Warlhoven.
to all thes "Damage was done objectives,
"All our aircraft returned safely: "Extensive reconnaissances, escorts and patrols were flown yesterday by aircraft of the Coastal Command and the Bomber Command from three of our aircraft failed to return,
Attacks On. Shipping
which
"During to-day, enemy bombers. escorted by fighters, carried out at- Watacks on our shipping and coasts. In- we formation so far received shows that in_to-day's engagements our fighters shot down 11 enemy aircraft, three of which were bombers.
Paying a tribute to the behaviour by artil-of the refugees, Capt. 0.
Peake,
There is reason to belleve that
Colonial troops, supied the fron- Under-Secretary of State for Home/many more were seriously damaged.
lery and aircraft,
"In today's operations two of our
of Sudanese airs, said that apart from one or aghters were lost in action with the
tier post at Kurmuk on July 7.
The small garrison poller withdrew after Inflicting 50 casualties on the enemy.
Death Of Capt. E. Nielsen
Far East Cableship Commander
The death occurred yesterday
"Yesterday three of our fighters
two petty instances, there has been
DECA eremy. o terious act hostile to the State. Throughout the winter the Govern- ment were able to resist the public were lost." clamour to intern the lot, but the over-running of Holland und Belgium, which attributed Jurgely in the pubile mind to activities, made radical changes In the situation.
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When Holland and Belgium fell, the military authorities impressed upon the Home Office that enemy und neutral aliens should be removed from the East and South coasts. Large numbers of aliens
consequently
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Polish Skippers LONDON, July 10 (Reuter).
Captain E, Nielsen, commander of were unknown and were received-Determined action by two with suspicion and distrust, and the Polish merchantship captains has only practical method in dealing. with the problem was to intern the males, saved their ships for future ser- Refugees Alarmed vice in the war against Germany,
Captain Nielsen who was born in Aarhus, Denmark 42 years ago com menced his seafaring career in 1912 and served his apprenticeship
A further reason for a change init is revealed in London to-day, salling ships on voyages from Europe polley was the fact that many re- One of the ships, of 3,000 tons, was
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to the West coast of South Ameriefugees were in such a state of alarm, in harbour at Dakar when she was and in the Atlantic trade. The hard
te of a cam
a seaman on board wind- account of the suspicions shown ordered by the French authorities not towards them, that they themselves to all. The Polish captain ignored Jammers gave him a thorough trained for interament for their own the order, brought his ship out by
OUT ing in coping with life at sea under
sufely.
dodging beams of searchlights and BEAT PORT CLOSURES POLICE most difficult circumstances; ship- The last and
and most urgent con-manoeuvred his way through the net wrecked on the coast of Tecland and sideration was that that policy was of defences.
The Police Reserve has been call- also experiencing the wrecking of strongly advocated by the military
British Ship Was Lasted up for extended duty as from to- Escaped Under Fire his ship through a nine explosion
To Pass Suez. day. With the exception of a few, The other vessel, a 0,000 tonner, during the last world war were authorities.
Regarding the question of sending was in the inner harbour of a French
wliose duties make it impossible, the among some of his many varied ad-
refugees to the
Dominions, Capt. West African port. She escaped at A British freighter which arrived full strength of the force-about 308 ventures:
Peake said he realised the natural night under are from shore batterics.st Hongkong yesterday morning has men-will be on duty. Well Known In Shanghai anxiety, particularly In view of the Both ships are now in British ports. been escaping port closures ali the
St. John Ambulance Brigade will After obtaining certiflentes as mate: Andora Star disaster. The Minister Their captains have been congratu-way from the United Kingdom.
also be partially mobilised shortly, and master from the navigation of Shipping had said yesterday that fated by the British naval authorities The steamer teft an English port 250 members, including district school at. Svendborg in Denmark he the Germans
aboard were Nuzi for their determination and One sea-
jusi after the Invasion of the Low-superintendents and ambulance joined the service of The Great sympathisers, and not refugeca manship,
lands, and reached Gibraltar without officers being affected, Northern Telegraph Company in Capt. Peake announced that Canada
incident. 1922, and having served for 10 years had agreed to take 0,700 prisoners of as an officer with that company's war and Internees, and these lind ́all cable steamers, engaged
Upon
the gone to Canada. work of repairing submarine tele- House of Lords Questions gruph cables in east Asiatic waters, LONDON, July 10 (Reuter),——-In
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obtained
one of the ships in 1932.
ITALIANS LOSE THREE PLANES before Italy's declaration of war. Suez Canal.
MALTA,
July
10
(Reuter).
It steamed through the Mediter-
as tension was mounting the last vessel to pass through the
The Mediterranean was closed to
It left Bombay three days before
der of the position as comman the House of Lords to-day, Lord Three enemy planes were brought British ships, and this steamer was the Indian port was closed,
His fine and upright character
Marchwood asked whether the
gained him a wide circle of friends Government would fallow the action in Shanghal, where he had made his of the Government of the Straits home, and in other ports of the Far Settlements, who had decided to in-
tern all enemy aliens.
Enst
Deep sympathy will be extended to the widow and two young sons in
their loss.
INVASION OF EIRE DANGER
Lord Marchwood Also asked whether, if the Government con- sidered it undesirable to intern them
down by anil-aircraft fire and Bri-
tsh Bghters when they raided Malta
this morning.
A fourth machine was so badly damaged that it is unlikely to reach its base
in Britain, they would as soon as ARREST OF IRON
possible ship them to where they
would constitute, the least danger to GUARD LEADER
the State.
LONDON, July 10 (Reuter)-In Lord Croft, replying, said that in view of the greatly-increased danger connection with the arrest of General LONDON, July 10 (Reuter). The of invasion, the Government, on the Antonescu, the Rumanian Iron Guard danger of invasion in Ireland and grounds of military necessity, accept Leader, a statement issued by the Ministry of Propaganda consequential hazards in the western ed the principle of internment of Rumanian Min seas involved are clearly very much large categories of enemy aliens. states that he was arrested because. in the offletal mind now that all hope Every effort was being made to of his unfriendly attitude towards the of reaching an accommodation with send to the Dominions as many civil-present regime.
Earlier reports had it that he was
King Carol's orders.
Mr. Eamon De Valera appears to an internees as they were willing to arrested because he had tried to re- have passed.
accept and for whom shipping There is clearly an accentuated accommodation could be provided, constitute the Iron Guards against need for watching the seas about Ireland process which Eire's in- sistence upon neutrality makes the more pressirur.
U.S. ARMADA OF 24,951 PLANES
Hitler With His
Hungarian Pals
Democrats Want Roosevelt
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" CHICAGO, July 30 (UP),~-~-AC-1 LONDON, July 10 (Reuter) carding to the best information avail- communiqué issued at Munich after WASHINGTON, July 10 (Beuter),the meeting between Hitler, Ribben-ble, President Roosevelt will be a while the candidate third term Louis Johnson, Assistant trop, Count Clano, Count Teleki and Secretary for War, estimated that Count Calcy sinted:
spraker of the Senate, Senater Wil- under the expansion proposed by
"The Fuehrer to-day received in am Bankhead will be the favourite! President Roosevelt, the Army would the presence of Ribbentrop and Count to win the Vice Presidential nomina- tion after the Democratic Conven-
have 24.501 planes on hand oy next Ciano, who has been the guest of the tion opens five days hence. January.
German, Government since Sundry,
Other Vice Presidential aspirants! the Hungarian Prime Minister, Count Telek! and the Hungarian Foreign clute Senator James Byrnes and
Senator Alben Barkley.
Plot To Sabotage Minister, Count Csaky
Battleship
"Conversations took place in on at- mosphere reflecting the traditional, AUSTIN, Texas, July 10 (Reuter), friendship between the three states." After the meeting, Count Cluno had
A plot to sabotage a battleship
an hour's conversation with
under construction in the Pennsyl-half vania Naval Yard is reported to Hitler and Ribbentrop.
have been discovered by Mr. Martin Dies, Chairman of the Committee in-
vestigating un-American activities. WASHINGTON, July 10 (Reuter).
Mr. Dies declined to give details of ---Mr. Henry. Sumson was to-day the discovery.
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