The Archive · 1940

Against Sabotage

London, Apr. 18.

Strong measures to contro] transport on the Danube have unanimously been decided upon by the International Danube Commission, The transport of arms, munitions and explosives without government permit is banned by all States bordering on the river, while deliveries to the States themselves are ex-operate with each other," the Lavoro Fascista" remarked.

The "Giornale d'Italia" editorialised: "It is a significant sign of cooperation which Italy has reason to approve because if mepresenis the aims of Italian foreign policy, which seeks to divert the peril of too interested and not all peaceful interventions in this part of Europe."—Havas,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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