The Archive · 1940

Contraband Control Extended to Planes

London, Apr. 25.

Although the difficulties are immense, Great Britain has decided to inaugurate strict measures for the control of German imports and exports by air, authorized circles announced today. The Allies, it was declared, have decided that they can no longer tolerate the" shipping of- contraband by air, and will institute a control as strict as that which is in effect on the sea.—Havas, U.S, Not to Carry Goods to Russia New York, Ar. 25 'The Government wit prohibit sips ying the American fag from car tug inackinery or ollier" goods for Rubsia acrow' the Pacite "Vlad Weston, according to the "Herald: eat me correspondent Interprets this decision ce moral support forthe ite contraband contr inthe Far East—Reuter.

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