Considerable attention is paid here this morning to the visits of two particular persortages to No. 10 Downing Street yesterday: Lord Brocket and Mr. Joseph Kennedy, American Ambassador to Britain.
Lord Brocket had been one, of Her: Hitlers British guests at the Nuzemberg Congress and he remained with the Prime Minister for over half an hour.
Mr. Kennedy stayed with Mr. Neville Chamberlain for 25 minutes.
It is stated that Mr. Kennedy's visit was in accordance with the practice Prague Flatly Refuses Plebiscite Plan London, Sept. 12.
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The Nationalists immediately advanced from these points supported by many tanks but the advance was very slow because of the stiff Republican resistance from well-fortified positions, the reports said.
Under the cover of intensive artillery the Nationalists advanced in this sector, with Moroccean troops capturing many blockhouses and prisoners and forcing the Republicans to: retreat after suffering heavy losses.
Nationalists reported that among numerous prisoners captured were several Belgians, Hollanders and Russians, who were alleged to have said that the Republican 36th Division had lost half its men during the last four days of fighting.
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