SPIES OF NAZIS
DUTCH UNIFORMS ARREST OF SMUGGLER PARCELS IN CAR WIDESPREAD SCHEME (Elec. 'IVi. Copyright—United Press Assn.) : (Reed. Nov. (i, 2.15 p.m.) LONDON. Nov. 5. ; The Amsterdam correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says that the ■ police are investigating the alleged; smuggling of uniforms of Dutch sol-1 diers, postmen and railway into Germany. . i An arrested Dutchman, Gernt Albrink, was attempting to cross the j frontier at a lonely spot by car with j parcels of uniforms. Albrink, whose \ father is a member of the so-called j Provincial States for the Dutch Nazi j Party, worked in a garage in Ger- j many. 1 It is stated that large quantities oi j uniforms which can be used by spies j have already been smuggled to Germany. Clues are being followed up: in. Amsterdam and Rotterdam, where | further arrests are expected.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20088, 7 November 1939, Page 7
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