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THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 27, 1941.-
New Phase Of A Delirious Conflict
THE ST. LOUIS "Globe-Democrat” de- clares that Hitler's war on a new front ushers' in a new phase of the delirious conflict and it may well be regarded as his admission that Britain cannot be conquered now?
It presages a protracted war and by that token both England and the United States may be encouraged. Time is the most potent ally both possess.
each succeeding month. The war threatens to be a long one.
"Great Britain is unconquered The Los Angeles "Times" says
America's contri- none can possibly foresee the long-and uncowed.
more range results of this seismic shift bution to the Allies grows In the general aspect of the war. Impressive with
"It is to Britain's advantage and to ours mainly in that it will afford us more time-per- haps enough time for our aid to England to attain its maxi-
and for
own pre- parations."
mum
our
an
It has minimised the probabil- ity of an early renewal of attempt to invade England, here- tofore regarded as imminent.
By diverting much of the Ger- man air force to the eastern front it will make easier the task of the R.A.F.
"Worker's" View
The New York "Daily Worker" declares that "this military aggres sion by the Fascist rulers of Ger- many is also an attack upon the people of Germany. attack also upon the peoples of the United States and the entire world."
It is an
"Though she has the resources of the Continent to draw on, Ger- many cannot match the resources which in the course of time can and will
Britain's be paced at disposal."-Reuter.
FAKIR OF IPI ACTIVE
THE FAKIR OF IPI, NOTORI- OUS FRONTIER TROUBLE MAKER, IS ACTIVE AGAIN AND IS REPORTED TO BE AT KHARRE ENDEAVOURING TO COLLECT NATIVE LEVIES FOR MAKING ATTACKS.
AMERICAN
BOMBER CRASHES
(SPECIAL TO "CHINA MAIL"), The U.S. Legation at Lima (Peru) an- nounced yesterday that one of more than 20 American bombers which left Panama on a training trip crashed near Lima. The entire crew was killed.—In- ternational News Ser- vice.
NAZIS EVADE ACTION
This was disclosed by the Gov- ernment of India at a Simla
Yesterday morning nine press conference yesterday,
In an encounter between tribes- enemy fighters were des- three weeks ago, at least 12 troyed during the offen-
men and Scouts near Datta Khel,
With the fullest support of all its people the Soviet Government tribesmen were killed and eight sive
is now waging a struggle not only in defence of its Socialist land but also in defence of the most vitali interests of the peoples of 411
countries.
The Soviet is waging a just struggle for the cause of freedom of all nations and peoples.
Admission Of Failure
Washington
wounded. Reuter,
sweep over. the
Channel
and Northern France, it was, authorita-
WOUNDING tively announced in Lon-
INCIDENT
don.
Three
R.A.F. fighters are
morning
An Air Ministry communique,
the giving details of sweep, says:—
Six months' hard labour was missing. Imposed by Mr. G. T. Lowry this morning, on Chan Wah-kee, for wounding Tam Ngan, 30, în
The
de-Des Voeux Road Central, yester- "Post" clares: "Let there be no mistake | day.
on Det. Sergeant
Summers W. about it. Germany's attack
to be Russia is an admission of failure, said both were alleged
"It is a far-reaching attempt tobacco smugglers. Yesterday they to extricate the Reich from the had an argument over "exclusive perils that confront her that rights" to sell tobacco in certain final victory which loomed areas, and defendant was alleged close a year ago at the time of to have slashed out with a knife.
De'endant had 11 the fall of France remains be.
previous convictions. yond the horizon.
VOLUNTEER REGAINS LOST ENERGY
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"The RA.F. carried out offensive sweep over the Channel and the coast of Northern France this morning.
"Visibility was poor but there were a number of combats be- tween our fighters and German fighters, in which nine of the enemy were 'destroyed. "Our losses in this operation were three fighters missing."
Not Resisted
The destruction of nine German fighters over northern France- yesterday. brings German losses in the last six days of the BAF offensive sweeps up to 108.
*British fossés, in the .... same period have been 19 fighters and: 16 pilots.:
The opposition yesterday was. on a small scale and many-Bri- itish squadrons, say the Air Ministry news service, flew miles inland without seeing more than a few formations of German fighters in the distance..
One British fighter tion had a
forma-
small en-
gagement, merken. French-
noast and shot down three Masserschmidts.
more
Nowhere did they see than three Messerschmidts - to- gether and the British squadron leader stated on his return that
their evasive tactics were most cases poor." Reuter.
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
Three Europeans were sum moned before Mr. H. G. Sheldon, K.C., this morning, for breaches or traffic regulations.
Mrs. A. S. Muir, of the Imperial Chemical Industries, Chater, Road, was fined $5. for leaving her car, No. 230, unntiended in Chater Road.
Mr. A. Campbell Patterson, Royal Scots, was cautioned for causing an obstruction in Ped-- der Street.
Mr. K. E. Mogro, of No, "8, Breezy Terrace, was fined $5. for parking overtime in Pedder
Street: