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• Fairobi, Africa - Barracks and landing
| field belonging to Italians was bombed
|'by Royal Air Force'planes today. There
| were 62 men killed and 9 planes destry
j eel ih the raid,
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j Moscow, Russia- Although having previou
sly denied Russia the privilege, the
! Lithuanian Government todqy granted the
request of Foreign Commissar Molotov,
that the Soviets be permitted to trgns
: port troops through their country to the
sea.
! Bordeaux', France-Sometime today, Pres.
Paul Renaud will issue an official
: statement relative the PreB. Roosevelts
j reply to the French appeal of yesterday.
Paris - It was reveled by the German
High Command, that French troops had
blown up and thoroughly blocked the
great system of underground railways in
the French .capital before leaving it to
the Fat% invaders. It was also stated
that immediately upon its occupation
by Ge rm^n ~.t r o o ps, the tr i c ol or of Fra nee
w~s tom clown* from the Eiffel Tower and
the Fazi swastika substituted.
Somewher in Prance - The Supreme V/ar "
Council composed of Y/inst on-Churchill,
Anthony Eden, General r7eyprnd and Pot^in
will hold an immediate conference and
it is reported that many divisions of
fresh troops have been landed in Prance
! t ogether with complete equipment of tank
1 planes and ammunition and that a supreme
j effort wr.fi to be made to break the Nazi
'drive. ,
‘ London - Queen Elizabeth spoke to all
j women of Prance on Pridr.y and beggec
•e'-ch one to keep their hearts stout as
the tide would shortly turn against the
invader. She recalled her recent visit
with King George to the many quaint and j
beautiful spots in Prance which nov/ Hrd
jbeen completely destroyed. She expressed
her deepest regrets and sincerest sym
pathy in this time of suffering.
Sydney, Australia - The Government h-ve
despatched one million pounds sterling
to Prance for the cape of refugees. Too
this was a deed many thousands which had
been donated by private citizens. They
also passed a. resolution accepting the
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