Aerodromes London, Jan. 29, HEM, the King, who is'one of the busiest men in' the war effort in Britain, accompanied by the Queen, had yesterday a long talk with Ai Marshal W. Sholto Douglas, Commander-in-Chief of the Fighter Command, about night fighters and the Jaigieuities of intercepting enemy boni= bers of night, The King ialked with a young }equadron leader commanding one of the crack night fighter squadrons wie fold him: "I think we may be going fo be much more successful In. the future, Sie,"—this happened inthe pilot's rest room at an RAF. fighter station, which culminated a two days tour, during which Their. Majesties visited ye aerodromes of the RAF. Bomber and Fighter Commonds-Reuter.
Blockade Leak London, Jan, 29.
The British Government has made representations to Washington and Moscow, claiming American exports to Russia indirectly are aiding Germany, it was learned ofictally yesterday.
Mr. Hugh Dalton, Minister of Economic Warfare, meanwhile told the House of Commons there was exports to the aiding Germany directly, but. ample evidence Soviet exports of Russian goods to Germany were replaced by goods imported from the US.
Mr, Dalion' said US. exports of colton to, Russia, normally negligible, amounted {0 30,000 tons during the last quarter of 1940,
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