FOREIGN (from page 1)
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policy of tho South American republic I
at the forth-coming Pan-American conform
once to bo held in Havana, Cuba, on July
20th, . |
Takic-Displaying new 'initiative courage
land determination to break tho hold of I
English and American domination in the j
Ear East, Japan recently warned all thej
powers wto observe- a hands-off policy1’
in Asia, An army estimated at 8,000 men!
with equip-.lent had adavneed on Yunnan,
located on tho strategic highway, leading
from Burma to Chungking, along,which all
supplies for tho Chinese provisional
government ore brought in from outside
sources. Direct overtures have also bepri
made, through diplomatic channels,, .with!
the French officials of French Indo-Chin
a relative to on economic adjustment in j
experts and imports to Japan, The Nipp- j
onesc navy has occupied the waters out- j
side Haifong,- one of.the main ports of .
Indo-China and near the capital1 Hanoi, j
Japanese war ships ha. Vo also cut off all j
food supplies-from the Crov/h Colony of
Hong-Kong causing evacuation of women
and children. r
LIah.il la- Refugees from Hong-Fong and
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Oanton aro pouring into this
town. Both the U.S# '’Pros. ]
Coolidgo” and British "Empress,
of Japan steamers arc making ,
special trips for this purpose,
American Rod Cross have taken
c liar go of t ho s i t uat ion. and
aro caring for everyone.
London-Tho' 3.ast pocket battle-,
ship of Germany was practically
destroyed on the ways of a dryji
dock in Kiel, Germany, v.hon
B.A.F. pianos bombed various
military objectives there. The.
11 Be harnhur s t1 ’ a It ho ugh r o p or t c <j l
sunk many timos, was being re-:
paired and it was reported a^ j
few days ago, she had boon hit,
"many times directly and was
afire”,
Berlin - The High Command rop
ortod that one of their submar
incs had sunk a 13,000 ton
British transport, which was
being convoyed from Norway to
Scotland. (Ironically enough,
this boat wa3 carrying 1,400
Gorman prisoners of war to con
ccntraticn camps in Scotland
and 1,200 of them and some of
tho crow wore reported drowned)
Reported the capture and occu
pation of the English Channel
Islands, Jersey, Guensory and
Sark. Nazi plane3 straffed tho
rton-ril lit ary inhab it pint a and
killed 21, wounding 67 before
they landed troops on thorn.
There was n& an enemy soldier
on any of the islands and no
fortifications of any kind.
Romo- Mussolini declared that
"Italy will destroy Gibraltar
Malta and Egypt and bring Eng
land to her knees”. Only the
most sporadic and wide-spread
attacks by a few pianos were
reported. Clashes between tho
troops of Brit. Somaliland and
Kenya wore reported but no ma
jor engagements took place. A
British transport was torpoded
by a submarine off the coast
of Panto1laria• II Duco just
returned home from a 4-day
tour of his new colony in Era
ace, the province of Nice end
Savoy. A3.30 clair,lod 5 R.A.E.
Pla nos shot down over Lybia. I
The death of Gonora1 Balboa,
governor of Lybia (see pago!3)
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