London, July 21.
The German-controlled Paris radio last night virtually accused the Vichy authorities of planning to move M. Daladier, fermer French Premier, and other political prisoners to a place where they could be rescued by the British navy.
These prisoners, it stated, were to be transferred from Bourassol. in central France, to the island of Porquerolles, off the Mediterranean coast near Hyeres.
"These gentlemen could not have been placed nearer British warships," the announcer commented.—Reuter.
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