The Archive · 1939

U-Boat Lands Victims

London, Oct. 4.

Twenty-eight survivors of a Greek steamer, stated to be the Diamantis, which was sunk of¢ Land's End, were landed at Ventry Bay. Kerry County, ast night by the German submarine Which attacked the vessel.

Five civie guards are reported to have seen the submarine submerge Dut too late to detain it The survivors were held on the submarine for 0 hours. They. stated that they "had been treated "with courtesy. Six of the rescued men needed hospital treatment, but none was in a serious condition, The survivors came ashore on a collapsible boat belonging to. the German U-boat—Reuter.

IL is understood that the formation of an Imperial War Cabinet on the lines of the one in the last War will be discussed, After an exchange of views regarding closer collaboration between Dominion "Governments and the United Kingdom Government, the Ministers will return home to re= or is not expected that their stay in London, in the first instance, will be long—Reuter.

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