MAY NOT TAKE RISKS.
II Duce's Son Disgusted With Orders from Rome. EARLY RETURN FROM SPAIN. (Rfceivpi] 9'lo a.m.) RtttlK, Nik. ember 11. Signor Mussolini's son Hiuuio. wlkj ha-; been fighting for the Spanish insurgents, is expected to return lionie soon. In a letter to friends written from Majorca lie says he is disgusted with his superiors, who are acting under orders from Koine that he is not to he allowed to take risks.
BRITISH CAPTIVES
FRANCO TO RELEASE SHIPS. (Received 10.30 a.m.) LONDON, November 11. General Franco has notified Whitehall that the insurgents will release captured British merchant ships. The Australian Associated Press diplomatic correspondent understands that this signifies completion of the agreement for mutual exchange of agents.
ARAGON FIGHTING.
LOYALISTS CLAIM SUCCESS. BARCELONA, November 11. The Government claims to have taken insurgent positions at Ellano, Aragon, when the rebels were driven back in disorder. Many abandoned their arms. They evacuated an important hill position. The insurgents, however, captured several trenches near Barbastro.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 269, 12 November 1937, Page 7
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