LATE MESSAGES

Greymouth Evening Star, 2 December 1940, Page 8

LATE MESSAGES

GERMAN AIRMAN. LONDON, December 1. The Bremen radio announced that Major Wieck, commander of the Richtofen Squadron; has not returned from an attack against the enemy on November 28, when he achieved his fifty-sixth victory. SUBMARINE LOST. LONDON, December 1. It is officially stated that the sub ■ marine Triad is considered as having been lost. > RUMANIAN IRON GUARDS LONDON, December 1. The Associated Press Bucharest correspondent states that the Iron

Guards, meeting at Albaiulia, to commemorate the twenty-second anniversary of Rumania’s acquisition of Transylvania, pledged themselves to fight for the re-union of Transylvania and Rumania. ■ t ' General Amtnescuo in a speech, pleaded that he was entitled to give orders to the Iron Guards, because he had been prosecuted with them. He vaguely referred to Axis comprehension of Rumania’s feelings, and added that Rumania was no longer alone; “The day is coming when you will know what I did at Rome and Berlin. We must work and make sacrifices, to regain our rights.”