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TAXI!

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BOYS RAIDED

AUSTRALIA AND THE

AMMUNITION DUMP FAR EAST

WHILE A BOY attracted the attention of a sentry, another crept through undergrowth to an

anmunition dump. Later this boy, with the help

of two other lads, stole Mills bombs, shells and anti- tank mines.

Thirty-four Mills bombs were missed from the dump. Some of these the boys threw into a river to kill fish and two were found in the bedroom of an evacuee who has now gone back to London.

The story was told at Exeter Juvenile Court when two sixteen- year-old lads and Li boy aged fourteen admitted that they had stolen war material, a telescope and a telephone.

The Acting Chief Constable, Mr. A. E. Rowsell, said the boys had detonated the Mills bombs. They threw them about, causing explo- sions.

Captain A. Jones.

Australia had at over- sea stations upwards of lent of five or six divisions, 90,000 troops, the equiva-

said the Army Minister. (Mr. Spender) at Manly.

The total of men overseas would increase substantially in the future, he said. He was taking the necessary steps to ensure that the Australian forces fully assi-

the Mills bombs, probably with milated the new tactical and stra- a screwdriver.

tegic principles which seemed to be emerging from the battle for Russia.

The case was adjourned.

V

CONGRATULATED

BY THREE KINGS

VI congratulated

"Australia can look at the rising tension in the Far East with calm but determined eyes," continued Mr. Spender.

"We have never sought to dis. turb the peace of the Pacific. In- deed, at all times, It has been our

ROYAL CONGRATULATIONS, HAVE BEEN SENT THREE In charge TIMES TO MR. AND MRS. of the munition dump, said the PETER MCPHERSON, OF HACO most earnest and sincere endea- bombs had to be unscrewed and STREET, LARGS, AYRSHIRE.

vour to preserve it. Indo-China, unsealed, an operation in which King George

Malaya, and Thailand are close trained soldiers took some time them on their ruby wedding an- indeed as they are to Japan, and neighbours of Australia, as close to become proficient.

niversary. On their golden wed- When the munition boxes were ding a message came from King to look with misgiving upon the we in this country are compelled checked thirty-four Mills bombs George V, and on their diamond! advent of Japanese forces in Indo- were missing, and gun cotton later wedding King Edward VIII sent China recovered was then in a highly congratulations. dangerous condition,

Mr. McPherson, who is 90, re-

"We look ahead and ask our-

Cordite and part of the tired from the Ayrshire Constabu-selves what is Japan's next stage,

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and the next, and the next," said Mr. Spender. "We have to re- cognise that although the sharp and decisive economic preliminary action taken jointly by the Bri- tish Government and the United States apparently has surprised Japan there are not lacking in- dications that she is contemplat- ing going even further in the course she has set herself. We must continue our preparations in that light. Already we are being told of Japan's necessity to protect Thailand. Protect her from whom? Not from Britain.

"The Thal Government has stated repeatedly that it has no fear of Britain, Let me say with the utmost clarity that Britain has no designs of any kind upon Indo-China or upon Thailand

"Ws should welcome a similar statement, borne out by com- parable actions, from Japan. In these circumstances any talk by Japan of protection therefore could be only a cynical pretext for un- blushing aggression against_weak and friendly neighbours.

"It is natural," added: Mr. Spen- der, "that Australian eyes turning in these anxious days to our near north should be filled with the glow of the determination that, come what may, we shall, if necessary, give ringing proof that we mean to keep control of our own destiny, in our own and, no other new order.”....

Referring optimistically to the progress of the war in Russia, Mr. Spender said that it was within the bounds of military possibility that Germany... would suffer at Smolensk or further east the kind. of check she suffered in 1914 át, the Marne

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