London, Nov. 13, The British and French replies to the Belgian-Dutch peace move are unanimously approved by the London press, Doubt that the move will lead to peace is equally un-
Italy Orders More Troops Up Rome, Nov. 13.
Signor Benito Mussolini yesterday ordered the regular standing Army to be increased immediately by 5,000 non-commissioned officers and 18,000 specialized—soldiers,—United Press, Silver Quotations animous, The "Daily Herald," the Labour-Party organ, says the replies refect faithfully the sentiments of the British and. French peoples. Little hope, it adds, is cherished that Herr Hitler will make a more reasonable offer now than before the Belgian-Dutch peace appeal, "The Times" says there is no need to suppose" that the Allies" war-aims are restricted by mere status quo, but no solution is possible which legalizes injustice.
The broadcast made by Mr, Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, is also unanimously approved by the press.—Reuter, London, Nov. 13.
Silver prices remained unchanged today, with quotation being:-—
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