THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 13, 1941.
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SHAMBLES
Enormous Havoc In Hamburg
Biggest Blow Ever Delivered At Any German Centre
THE
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BIGGEST BRITISH BLOW YET DELIVERED OVER A SINGLE GERMAN CITY HAS TRANSFORMED THE LARGE INDUS- TRIAL AND WATERFRONT DISTRICTS OF HAMBURG INTO A BLAZ- ING SHAMBLES.
Thousands of high explosive and incen-
diary bombs were rained down for hours by at ROOSEVELT,
least 200 British bombers on Germany's main seaport.
Pilots said demolition bombs squarely hit German warships and two supply vessels, while veteran flyers taking part in the raid! declared the havoc was the worst they had
ever seen.
It is hinted in Loftdom that
AUTONE
American
fou-motored
bombers were used in the rand.
International News Service
Before
Hamburg could recover from the impact of Saturday's attacks. vet another strong force of British bombers were despatched last night to continue the destruction and disorganisation of this
great
scaport,
The vast expanse of docks and Shipbulding yards 214870 miles) long. lining the banks of the Eibe, were threaded and crossed with fire, says the Air Ministry
Industrial quarters of the town
were abo vigorously attacked.
"'Equally Successful" The weather at Bremen, which was the mind's, other man farget,
was equally fine
British
Code Of
Justice
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MENZIES IN
LONG TALK
Mr. R. G. Menzies, Aus- tralian Prime Minister, had an hour's bedside talk with President Roose- velt after which Mr. Menzies told pressmen
that "there were few things we did not talk about; we circumnavigat- ed the world and it was a stimulating journey."
The Australian Minister, Mr.
cusey, who accompanied Mr. Menzies, said that they talker of matters of the "past, present, and future."
British justice rolled inexorably in Shanghai yesterday morning, over riding nationality and the war itself, by upholding President Roosevelt. principle when Mrs. An- that he conveyed verbal personal i nette Loca, an Italian sub-greetings,
A lot and "It w the kind of night when only the bomb jeet, secured judgment in
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Mr. Menzies brought 170 mes- yage from Mr. Winston Churchill but said
Reuter.
HITLER
The attack in Breuen was ar against Mrs. J. O. Cubban ANNOYED?
$300. damages of qually, for
as that on Hambang and, the Air Ministry.
successfal Router.
CONTROL OF
PHILIPPINE EXPORTS
(SPECIAL TO "CHINA MAIL") The U.S. House of
and costs.
return of a typewriter The Berlin and Bayi radio sta- itions which, during the past week, The claim arose over non-pay- have devoted their six dady trans- ment of rental, upon which defen- missions in Arabic almost entire- dant took plaintiff's typewriter asly to the Iraqi rebellion, last Sun- ceased all security, stating it was done with day night abruptly
to the Iraqi uzturper, the approval of a British offer reference of the Western Area Special Police Raschid Ali, and confified them- selves mainly to reading a rebel TO THIS JUDGE GRANT- communique.
Weil-infurmed persons in Cairo JONES RETORTED:
Hitler POLICE DO MANY FOOLISH express the opinion that
unsuccessful THINGS AND THIS IS APPAR-Cannot tolerate an
Quisling--Reuter. ENTLY ONE OF THEM."
Furce
THE
His Worship warned defendant
ages was not heavier.
Representatives Military she was lucky the claim for dam- Affairs Committee yester- The Judge also declared: "Bri- day unanimously approvwn hands regardless who else is tons cannot take the law into their ed the Bill extending the involved. The only procedure export control licensing for a landlord holding a tenant's
is goods by a distraint system to the Canal Zone Secured through the court." and the Philippines.
International News Service,
Mr. Dean Acheson, Assistant Secretary of State, urged the measure's adoption on the grounds of national defence, saying Phillp- pine exports to the Axis were increasing.
Brigadier General Maxwell testifled that the U.S. bad y needs Philippine copper, iron,
man- ganese, chrome, cocoanut oil and Manila Abre.International News Service.
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WEDDINGS AT THE REGISTRY
t
The following marriages took place at the Supreme Court Regis- try to-day:::
Mr. Wang Yit Hing, student. and Miss Wyla Lee, of No. 17. Yu Chau Street,
Mr. Lee Chiu Yin-clerk, and Miss. Cheung Wing Tak, of No. 5 Kwong Ming Street.
FALANGISTS CHARGE BRITAIN
order
(SPECIAL TO "CHINA MAIL") Charging that Britain was trying to drive wedge between the Falangists and the Spanish Army in order to prevent Spain from
GROSSLY EXAGGERATED
Trans-
Emir Abdullah of jordan yesterday personally denied the "pernicious ru- mours that he was shot by his son during a quarrel over Iroq.
The Emir is in excellent health, and the rumours are ascribed in Transfordan cir- cles in Cairo to hostile pro- pagandists, Reuter.
CONTROL OF
Joining the Axis, the Falangist PHILIPPINES
newspaper "Arriba" stated yester- day that leaflets describing the Falangists as the enemies of the Spanish army have been discover- ed. International News Service.
7,000,000 STEEL
HELMETS
More than seven million, steel helmets of standard types have been supplied, chiefly to the
WAR SUPPLIES
Legislation designed to stop the supply to the Axis powers of war materials produced in the Philip- pines was unanimously approved by the Military Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives yesterday, S
It would empower President Roosevelt to confrol the export of
Mr. J. Reynolds, Deputy-Regis- Fighting Forces, the Home Guard defence materials including Philip
and the Civil Defence. Services. pine products. Reuter. -
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