Rome, Jan, 27, A new wave of anti-French demon-fons swept, over Italy today, when reports of such manifestations jeame in' from various towns.
Tu Rome itself, several hundred university students, and schoolboys tried to approach the French Embassy out. were "forced back with "much Jiticulty by the police. They tually Jeathered in front of the Venice Palace, shouting "Corsica to Whom? To Ust" '11 Duce appeared on the balcony fof the Palace three times, and. was wildly cheered by the youths, Genoa the ardour of similarly minded students was" somewhat ¢ampened when firemen played their hoses upon the youths to. prevent item from approaching the "French Consulate, Wet but still high-spirited, the demonstrators attempted 10 destroy one hose but admitted defeat when the firemen threatened to bring Jo second one into play—Havas, German Spies Sent to Prison in Denmark Copenhagen, Jan. 26.
Five German spies were sent {0 prison today, following Denmark' biggest spy trial for years. After serving their sentences, they will be expelled from the counixy.
'One of the convicted men i Cap-fain Horst von Paugkharttung, described og a German newspaper cor respondent. He, was. sentenced. eighteen months' imprisonment. The other four Germans received sen-fences of eight months' imprisonment each.
Three Danes, all of whom are German-born, were sentenced {6 the loss of their civil rights for five years.
Details of the spy charges are still being kept secret, and only. the senences were made public today. One of the Germans is stated fo have been an agent on the Island 3f Born-holm, and to have watched shipping movements in the Baltie.—Reuter.
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