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Show THUNDERER CALLS ON BRITONS TO UNITE London, August 2. Tho government govern-ment has assumed control of all wire less transmission. A special gazette announcing this fact says that tho government in tho present emergency emergen-cy has taken over control ofvlreless telegraphy and that the use of wireless wire-less by foreign vessels while In British territorial waters will bo subject sub-ject to such rules as may 'be made by the admiralty. The British homo secretary haB Issued Is-sued an order prohibiting flights by aircraft over the wholo area of the United Kingdom and coastal and territorial ter-ritorial water, except by thoso In the naval nnd military service. srhe Times In a special war edition today says it Is plain and acknowledged acknowl-edged that tlie duty and Interest ot Great Britain, which consist In the support of Franco against attack by Germany and the preservation of the neutrality ot Belgium, Holland anil Luxemburg against German Invasion murt bo fiilllllcd. "Thero is no room for diffo-ence of opinion," tho Times continues. "Tho prospect before tho government Is that of having to light not only for Its honor but for self preservation against attack on the whole foundi-ticn foundi-ticn on which tho peaco and civilization civiliz-ation of Europe are based." Tho Chronicle In a late edition, says It is practical!;- certain Hint the British cabinet has decided in certain eventualities not to abstain from a-med intervention. |
