Although no indication whatsoever has been provided from official sources regarding the tenour of the Premiers statement, it is reliably learned that he laid considerable stress on the firm words uttered by Mr. Neville Chamberlain, in the House of Commons yesterday, and emphasized the complete solidarity existing between Britain and France London, Oct, 4.
It is learned from Stockholm that the port of Goteborg has been closed to all unauthorized persons as a measure of protection against foreign spies operating in Sweden. Passes must be obtained to visit docks and harbour accommodations. Cargo for export will not be marked in plain letters. Conventional signs will be used instead.
(Continued on page 8, col. 6) in face of the expected German peace move. If peace offers materialize, n and France would immediately consult on the joint stand to take.
A further declaration will be made by M. Daladier when he speaks before the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies this afternoon.
Anti-Communist measures which were supposed to have been taken up this morning. The new measures, it is thought, will only be made public when enforced.
It is admitted that all statements Latest Exchange The closing Interbank selling rates yesterday were as follows: made by ihe Premier on the peace moves have been approved unanimously.
Well-informed circles re-se statements were with the Sterling 43d. USS "c.
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