Troops in Planned Attack on Government "While the Uruguayan Ministry of qu, Montevideo, June 19. Defence today urged all men "of military age to volunteer for army service before June 25, the Chamber of Deputies today unearthed a sensational "German plot" purporting to seize control of the entire Government.
The Defence Ministry's proclamation calling for army volunteers was issued only a short while after the announcement of the Nazi plot. It also urged all women to join auxiliary services.
The Chamber of Deputies' Nazi Investigating Committee claimed today that secret Nazi political and military organizations had been discovered throughout Uruguay.
The Committee's sensational report disclosed that Nazi political organizations were formed in blocs of "cells."
"More than 150 German motorcyclists were discovered in this country, and [the Committee reported that these persons had been designated as "shock troops''in a future attack on the Governm Nazi political heads in Uruguay planned to occupy the Republic with an active army and a reserve army, "bribing peasants to join their forces," the committee revealed.
The German Legation, it was charged, had actively participated in journalistic campaign in favour of Nazi infiltration.
"The Chamber of Deputies' Commi tee, after submitting its report, urged that "punishment be meted out for these crimes against the nation, both collectively and individual:
The investigation of Nazi activities in Uruguay has been going on in the Chamber of Deputies for several days, and today's report marked the climax of the anti-Nazi inquiry, according to political observers.
Yesterday the secretary of the anti-Nezi Committee told the Chamber that "high Nazi leaders in Uruguay have already testified they had planned a subversive antigovernment movement."
Herr Rudolf Patz, head of a German school near Montevideo, who, according to police, headed a secret organization of Nazi cells throughout the country, was among those questioned by Government officials, it was disclosed.—United Press, REAR Britain and the British Empire will fight on, if necessary for years, if necessary alone," declared Mr. Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, amid cheers in the House of Commons yesterday, when he gave a detailed account of the spectacular, events of the last few days. Proclaiming the Empire's determination to continue the struggle, he revealed that the Dominions were ready to take their share in the. fight until victory was won, After stating that about 350,000 British soldiers, or seven-eighths of all troops sent to France, had been safely evacuated, with large quantities of equipment, Mr. Churchill dealt at great length with the Government's effort to prepare Britain for a possible German invasion, At present, 1,250,000 men under arms in the country, apart from 300,00 local defence volunteers; but
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