By BUD FISHER-

I CANT SLEEP STANDING ON

MY HEAD!

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BRITISH POSITION AT FALLUJAH CONSOLIDATED

BLAME TAKEN BY FIANCEE

A young policeman, Cyril James Golding, Section House, Richmond Police station, was remanded on

THE BRITISH POSITION at Fallujah, in Iraq, had been consolidated, according to an R.A.F. Middle East communique issued in Cairo yesterday. An enemy air attack was intercepted by patrolling fighters and driven off.

Raschid aerodrome was heavily bombed baul for a week at Richmond at dawn on Tuesday and considerable dam- charged with breaking and enter-age done to hangars and other buildings.

ing a heitise and stealing articles valued at £11.

It was stated that Golding was surprised in the house by police-

men.

German aircraft which raided enemy motor transport was sue- Habbaniyah during the afternooneessfully machine-gunned. did some slight damage.

British fighters intercepted and it is be ieved that at least two enemy machines were severely damaged,

results

Mr. Calvert Smith, defending. said that he was visited by Miss Dunlop. Golding's Nancee, that In Syria, two Junkers troop- morning. She informed him that carriers on the ground at Palmyra everything that had been stolen | were attacked but the was stolen by her, and that the could not be observed, whole of the statements made by Golding were for th purpose of protecting her.

Her explanation of Golding's presence at the house was that he could not bring himself to give information against her, and went to replace the things.

Raids On Greece

In Greece, on Tuesday night, British heavy bombers carried out intensive raids on German-occu- pied aerodromes. Details are not yet available.

An enemy attack Wis made on Malta and some damage waa Caused to the aerodrome and civilian property. There werc

no Service casualties, One British fighter which drove At Mekili, ohne Junkers troop-off the enemy was shot down but carrier was set alre and des- the pilot is safe.

In Cyrenaica in the Western Desert, British aircraft continued their offensive patrols.

troyed and il Messerschmidt fighter shot down just after it had taken off.

In the Gazula and Tobruk areas

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HORIZONTAL

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1 Tropical tree

6 Section

11 Swamp

12 Belgian

seaport 14 Article 10 Worshipped

animal

17 Opera by

Verdi

18 Indehiscent

fruit

20 Opponent

22 Ignited

23 Lengthy

24 Helped

27 Brother of

Odin

20 Church

couricil

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32 Plane surface.

1,34 Identsçál a

35 To free

30 Galloped easily

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the quadruped...

42 Winters

44 African river

45 Southwestern

Indian

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52 Missile

weapon

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55 Naval officer

57 Sudden flames

59 Maxim

60 Withered

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1 To escurt

2 Land measure

3 Feline

4 Ancient

musical

instrument

* Ancient

Italian city

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7 Exists

8 Greek letter 9 To line the

roof of

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to chicory 11 Handica

roughly

13 Tropical fruits 16 Bad

19 Year's record 21 Lawful 24 Penetrates 20 Friend of Pythias

29 College

"officers. 31 Lukewarm 39 Without Round 35 To awaken 36-Range

37. Container 39; Excited 40 The people 43 Hirelings. 40 Otherwise'. 48 Part 51.Membranous · ·

extension from a. the body of

fahi

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50 Barth goddess

68 Note of stalo *•.

Rounding Up

A British G.H.Q. communique Issued in Cairo yesterday declar- ed: "Following the capture of Fallujah, Iraq, operations are continuing in the area to round up rebel delachments. A number of prisoners have been taken,

"Habbaniyah and Busra remain quiet."--Reuter,

Raschid Claim

A claim that his 'planes bomb- ed Habbaniyah on Tuesday even- Ing, causing "great damage and starting fires," is made in Raschid All's communique yesterday quot- ed by the Vichy news agency.

The communique also claims that three British 'planes were shot down and others damaged.— Reuter.

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TO HELP SHIP

An award of £1,500 to the Ellerman liner Algerian, in the Admiralty Court for services ren- dered to the steamer Mari Chan- dris, brought up to £6,500 the salvage awards for helping this ship after her collision last June. In November, Mr. Justice Buck- nill had awarded £5,000 to salvors to whom the Algerian handed her.

over.

Mr. Justice Langton said that the Mari Chandris had a large hole in her side when the Algerian towed her forty-five miles towards Falmouth, and that service was a good one, because it was in an area which at the time was re- garded as a happy hunting ground for German submarines,

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