The Archive · 1940

Full Use of Sea Power

"The most important of li weapons: our economic warfare is the ployment of our sea power and the Allies are determined to continue to intensify ths blockade in every possible way. His Majesty's ships have already taken certain practical steps to interfere with end impede the passage of German cargo ships from Scandinavia. "These operations have been carried out in "ose proximity to German naval bases showing once again how empty the German boasts are that the control of the North Sea has passed to their Lands Other measures are under consi ration.

We have not yet reached the limit effective operations in this!

the scene of the sinking of so many neutral ships and the murder of 50 many neutral seamen.

"Mr. Chamberlain then told operations by the British Navy in Waters through which Germany was iapting to obtain supplies.

His Majesty's ships recent stopped in Far Eastern waters Soviet ships suspected of carrying cent band destined for" Germany al—United Press.

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