IN SPANISH WATERS.

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 404, 10 April 1937, Page 5

IN SPANISH WATERS.

Protecting British Merchantmen. Admiralty Issues Orders. Frees Association—-Copyright. Received 12.50 p.in. London, April 9. Although so far unconfirmed in London, it Is reported from St. Jean-de-Luz that the British Admiralty has Instructed Its warships to. ensure British merchantmen tree navigation in Spanish waters, involving escorts to all Spanish ports. FRANCE AND GERMANY Regulations Issued. Press Association—Copyright. Received 12.50 p.m. London, April 9. The French and German Governments have Usned regulations controlling their ships going to Spain, including carrying an observer and using special ports, In order to comply with. th. non-intervention arrangements. Tbo date of the Introduction of these regulations will be announced later. INSURGENT BOMBING. “Deepest Apologies. ’ Frees Association—Copyright Received 12.50 p.m uundon, April 9. The Military Governor at Majorca, after a visit from the commander of the Shropshire, admitted then was a great possibility that insurgent planes had linmbed the British destroyer Gallant. He expressed the sincerest regret and the deepest apologies.