The Archive · 1939

Germany to Sink Ships Carrying Oil to Allies

New York, Nov. 4 According to well informicd circles, has warned Mexico and the States that any ship carrying Mexican el to the Allies would be sunk. Government quarters refused to comment. on this report.

It ig stated from Mexico City that Senate lobbyists there had received Information that Communist elements in Mexico and throughout the world have been instructed to prepare sabotage shipments of arms and munitions to the Allies. This doeision is said to have been taken Moscow followin the repeat of the embargo by Congress.—Havas, Soviet-German Accord On Repatriation Berlin, Nov. 4 It is officially announced that the German' and Soviet, ments have reached an ayevement for exchange of populations on a volume basis in the parts of" Poland they have annexed, 'AN the same time, the—German news agency" denies a report. that Germans have been ordered to leave Turkey, The report in question #aid hat_miany Germans had left. thelt yomes and businesses in Turkey receipt of a sudden order to Ger a $001 for Capt Eluding U-Boat London, of the British, been awarded 0 0 ugh Roberts, master of the steamer Mopan, belonging to Messrs, Elders Fyffes, Ld.

"The' "Gazette." in annosmeing the award, says Nie submarine, "whose speed "was 16 id with the Morsin's 13% knots, opened re Jat about 4.000. yards, Mr. Roberts "imme fell" slowly aster ring at 8.000 yards, Ait ofi= Mopan, the

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