Gibraltar, Apr. 11.
Italian troop reinforcements. were landed in Cadiz as late as April 8, returned residents of Gibraltar who went to Sevilla for the Holy Week celebrations reported today. They said saw a large mumber of Italians in Cadiz even before the arrival of the new contingents who made no secret of their landing, marching through the main streets towards San Fernando, one of Gen-have taken precautionary measures along the borders of Gibraltar toj prevent unauthorized persons from entering at night from Lalinea.—Havas.
Concentrations Near Sudan London, Apr. 11. "This afternoon, the Foreign Affairs of the Cabinet held an-
London, Apr. 12.
Reports are coming in here that increasing numbers of Italian troops are being concentrated on the frontiers of Egypt and the Sudan. Latest advices received here say Italy has transferred to these border regions large troops units hitherto stationed on the Libya-Tunisia border. For this reason, Transocean learns, Britain is engaged in transferring troops from Palestine to Egypt—Trans-Ocean.
Italian Mobilization dha the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Mr. W. S. Morrison. Sir Alexander Cadogan, Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Foreim Affairs, was also present.
Earlier today, the Defence Ministers, Earl Stanhope, the First Lord (Admiralty, Mr. Leslie Horethe Secretary of the State for Wer, Sir Kingsley Wood, the Secretary of State for Air, and Lord (Chatfield, the Minister for co-ordina tion of Defence, together with Mr. W. S. Morrison, the. Chancellor o! the Duchy of Lancaster, who is assisting Lord Chatfield in questions the ce-ordination jot defence, held à conference at the offices of the Committee of Imperial Defence. "In addition to these meetings, the ministerial consultations arising out lof the international situation created the ah interview this morning the Italian occupation of Albania,
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