New York, May 1 The Mahan liner Rex sailed from New York harbour for aly at 12.0 ar. yesterday, carrying 200 passengers. The general manager of the line told the press at the pier that he had received private advices indicating Holy would not enter the European, war—United Press Wartime Measure In Holland The Hague, Moy 11.
The Prime Minister, M: Do Greeve, issued the following proclamation the nation: "The "Government. asks the population to Keep sim, remain indoors I possible and continue usual occupations, The. population "are tinged, fo obey all Fegulations.faid down for observation im the event of fir raids, "Consumption of alcohol is forbidden temporarily. "No information must be given to the enemy and no Work done for him. The enemy has right to compel you to do this.
"the population "also are urged not to try to reach friends or rela~ tives in other parts of Holland, otherwise they may become involved In fighting." Remain at home and be confident that the Dutch Army will protect you."
no longer permitted to listen to German radio programmes. Bel-flan, English and French programmes, however, including news bulletins, may be listened fo, Care must observed inthe use of water and electricity. Public amusement houses fare closed until further notice.
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