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the German-controlled Paris Radio indications are that discussions are continuing.
CONTACT MADE
LONDON, July 10 (Reuter)...
with
CASPIAN
SE
BAKU
6.5.
Spanish Govt. Apology
In reply to a question in the
Allied forces advancing from Pal- House of Commons yesterday, Mr. Butler, Under-Secretary for For eign Affairs, said that the Spanish
шуга have made contact columns coming from the north-
there
would be punished.
CABLE
HITLER WANTS VICTORIES: FULFILMENT OF CHERISHED DREAM OF RESURGENCE
(BY "OBSERVER")
It has been said by the Chinese press that the sudden attack on Russia indicates the overwhelming strength of German arms and her grave weakness in the economic deld. The German High Command which kept in touch with modern warfare, by being attached to the Russian army in the post war period 1918 onward when Germany was deprived of her army knows what the Russian army is worth: or thinks she does
The Germans did not al- Must we forget that he agreed tempt to negotiate with Rus- to their terms which meant the sia, either because they were sacrifice of the independence of afraid that Russia would gain cause he wanted to be free to deal Lithuania, Estonia and’Latvia, be-
time and put her army on a with France and Britain in the complete war footing, or that West, Must we forget that Europe she would yield all along the is littered with the scraps of paper line.
hich formerly were treaties so- Now Hitler does not want abject emply signed, by which he promised surrender; he wants victories. It is respect the neutrality of Bel-
gium, Holland, Denmark on them his people are fed, the Norway? Must we forget that his аге the fulfilment of T Jong
'and
cherished dream of resurgence and policy of ruthlessness is burned of compensation for the years dur-deep into the hearts of surviving ing which the nation was in the Dutchmen who mourn the death of 30,000 of their fellowmen, mur.. valley, defeated and despised.
dered in cold blood in Rotterdam?
BALM TO THE SOUL
slaughter of the tanocents in Prague?
These
NO WONDER
are
A smashing victory over Russia Then must we not think of the would be as balm to the soul, and terrible atrocities of Warsaw, the unspeakable horrors of Poland, the
give an exaltation of spirit for which the Germans have sought these twenty five years. There is another aspect of the question however. The Russians have as it crimes of which Hitler has been some of the foul were never been quite respectable guilty and they a In the eyes of a great many in means the full tale, and which we not by any
Europe. There is of course the
jare expected to condone, while he aristocratie Russian group. the
launches his panzer emigres in Paris who nurse a deep against the Russian forces.
divisions
hate for those who deposed and
FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1941-PAGE 7
QUIET WEDDING
Mr. L. A. da Silva and his bride, formerly Miss B. B. Crux. -(King's Studio).
SILVA-CRUZ
It is no wonder that Britain and
A quiet wedding took place murdered the Czar and his family america scorned to have dealings yesterday morning
at Rosary
Christian
and there is the still stronger with a thrice perjured traitor Church when Miss Bertalina Bent
group which sees in whose hands are dripping with the Cruz, daughter of Mr. J. M. Crus, Russia the anti-Christ, the archblood of his victims,
17, Hillwood Road, Kowloon, be- enemy of God,
Nothing could possibly wipe out came the bride of Mr. Lionel An- | the stains which have distinguish-tonfo da Silva of 29, Kimberley
Then again there is no doubt that Russia sacrificed a lot of good- will in Europe when she launched the attack against Finland. To 8
to the rescue of Finland effective-
alght years. It is conceivable that ed his career during the past Road, Kowloon,
Fr. H. de Angelis officiated at he sent Rudolf Hess to Britain to the ceremony.
Messrs. A. A. Lopes and E. M.
Ecuador-Peru Controversy
Pan-American Effort
For Solution
WASHINGTON, July 10 (Reuter) The United States, Argentina and Brasil have asked Peru and Ecuador to establish a No Man's
ly was to earn the reward of the call off the war and in order that
he should be allowed to assume the Franco discharged the duties of knight errant, Britain and France sought to do so but in vain because role of night errant, but it argued bestmen, and Miss E. da Silva was Sweden barred the way, then, to
a grave lack of intelligence on his, the bridesmaid while Marla Franco Land on both sides of a line known the allied troops just as she un-part if he thought for a moment was the flower-girl.
that either the British Cabinet or bars the way now the Axis
the American Government would troops.
consider such an Infamous pro
to
LATEST ADVENTURE
Hitler in this latest adventureposal. hopes to achieve merit, and to earn gratitude of those and they
AMERICA TO FINANCE PAVING OF BURMA ROAD
CARNATIONS, ROSES
In place of the
convential
tions.
The bride looked lovely in white as the Status Quo line in the 'ter- organdle with gold threads cut ritory disputed by the two na. with a tight bodice, short puff, oleeves and a very full skirt. She Mr. Sumner Welles. Under-se- LONDON. July 10 ¡Reuter-
entered the Church on the arm cretary of State, at a Press con- The Prime Minister, Mr Winston
east of Syria at Et Sukhne and at Government had apologised for are many-who would like to see
of her father by whom she was ference yesterday announced that Churchill. in the House of Com- Deir Ez Zor.
given away.
after the envoys of the three na- mons yesterday. dealt with the Allted troops have also captured the recent demonstration outside the end of Communism. In this
tions had made the foregoing re- smuggling of cocaine and hashish Raqqa, while
the British Embassy in Madrid spectacular force has another
advance Hitler is
commendation to Peru and Ecue- into Egypt and Palestine for the reached Kamashle in the north and had given an assurance that clothed in righteousness, he is the
The CENTRAL NEWS in Wash orange-blossom she wore, artificial formed the governments of all dor, the three governments also in- purpose of undermining the east of the country.
those responsible for the incident instrument God-the santly ington learns froin authoritative flowers which held her health and moral of the local in
knight in the grand crusade, which sources that the
vell the other. American republics and Yunnan-Burma place. She carried a sheaf of habitants.
alms at nothing less than the de
asked them to give their support struction of Stalin. If he succeeds Highway will be paved by Ameri- white carnation and tuber roses.
towards ending the conflict. The bridesmaid was attired in In this great task, all will be for- can financial aid under the Lend
and Lease Bill
a blue organdie frock and carried Under the proposals, the govern- given,
Must we forget that he has set up American technicians and equip-a pasy of pansles and maidenhairments of Peru and Bouador would SYRACUSE RAIDED
for himself a Godless regime, that ment are on way to Burma short-fern. Little Maria Franco looked withdraw their military forces 15 The Itailan Government ROME. July 10
constructions is to at he has persecuted the Church, and ly and
start very chic in a mauve frock with kilometres from each side of the nounced yesterday that casualties established Italian High Command states that during June totalled 10 288. In 13 where he has maimed and tortured |
concentration camps immediately.
"Status Quo Line," establishing white poker dots. the United planes
It is stated that
After the Church ceremony a neutral zone 30 kilometres in from a low level yesterday after-months of war Italian casualties Jews? Must we forget that he has States are not only aiding China reception was held at. No. 16 depth between now and an armis
tice, noon and during the night raided amount to 255,380.
persecuted in a horrible way the economically and materially but Carnarvon Road where the happy communists, whom he despised also assisting in the speedy deli- couple were the recipients of thể Both governments are requested and whorn later he found it con- very of goods through what is congratulations of their many to prevent their planes from pass- venient to accept as allies? ¦called "China's lifeline."
It is well-known in informed quarters here that this traffic which provides Germany with pre- elous foreign exchange, is conduct ed by the German Armistice dele- gation in Syria.
The traffic is operated by gangs in fishing motorboats plying between Dalfa, Siden and Gaza. These gangs bring in as much as one kilo of co- caine and one kilo of cocaine
19 worth many hundreds of pounds Sterling.
Cocaine, which is very largely produced in Peru, carrled to Europe by the Latin-Italian sir ser- vice operating between Brazil and Rome and is then dispersed all over the Continent,
This German trick may
OPERATIONS
On the Egyptian front have been patrols and armoured car activity in the frontier area, small groups of enemy armoured cars having been driver off, south of Bir Sheferzen.
British
Naples.
(Reuter)-The
raided Syracuse
No confirmation of the raid on Naples is given in London.
and
WOP CASUALTIES IN JUNE
the situation, the latter place in Italian float planes were attack which he said it might be advan- ! ed at Syracuse
casualties were caused by machine-navies to assist each other as con- numerous tageous to the Anglo-United States gunning crews on slipways.
declare
VICHY CASUALTIES
fa-hundred.
Sino Troops Pierce Japanese Defences
MR. MENZIES’ VIEW Mr. R. G. Menzies, Prime Minis-
venlent.
to
strike
MATERIAL HELP
the
Perfect Understanding Between China, Malaya
friends,
The newlyweds. later left for Repulse Bay where the honeymoon is being spent.
REGISTRY WEDDING
Ing over the neutral zone.
PAN-AMERICAN EFFORTS.
WASHINGTON, July 10 (Reuter) Mr. Summer Welles informed The Times comments: "In these
The marriage took place at the Journalists yesterday that the Gov Free French authorities in London be seen a picture of the new and LONDON, July 10 Reuter) --The deliberately restrained words can
Registry, Supreme Court yester ernments of Argentina, Brazij and
suffer casualties in the Syrian operations end with Iceland if measures to that the Free French closer collaboration which may not
day between Mr. Chau Shin-tone, the United States have heat a cir book-keeper, of No. 58 Wing Lok cular telegram to their representa- an abrupt cessation if the Syrian are between twelve and thirteen counter German threats and other
After more than three months's visit in Singapore under
Street, and Miss Ho Yuk-ping, of tives in an the other American armistice discussions reach a
approaches to the Americas ever
Chinese Government instructions to bring about closer colla tora-
No 20 Po Yee Street, third floor. Republics instructing them to seek vourable conclusion.
become necessary.
tion between British Malaya and China, Dr. Philip K. €, Tyani,
Mr. J. Reynolds, Deputy Registrar, interviews with the Foreign Minis- "Nothing that has gone before,)
former Chinese Consu-General in Singapore and now Foreign
officiated at the ceremony ters to which they are accredited |ter of Australia, said the con- not even the Lease and Lend Act,
Affairs Commissioner for Kwangtung and Kwangsi, has returned
ANNOUNCEMENTS
and suggest that a joint effort be of bostilities NORTH KIANGSI con
made by all American nations to more in Syria emphasised
strongly
to Hongkong.
(The following forthcoming mar use their influmce and aid bring should enable Britain to consoli- American determination that Interviewed by the Central News, Referring to the Chinese people ages were announced yester about a solution to the Ecuador- date her poaltion in the Middle goode, which are being sent across Dr. Tynu declared that perfect un-in Malaya, Dr. Tyau-remarked that ¡day........ East, to prepare to repel new-at-the Atlantic, shall not be inter, derstanding exists between the they are all loyal to the National
Peru controversy. Mr. Geraint George
Dayles tacks and to take the initiative. cepted and destroyed and that Chinese and Malayan Governments Government and there are no pro-schoolmaster, Diocesan Boye They were" further instructed to
"GOOD NEWS"
Germany shall not be permitted and, the recent visit to the British Wang Ching wet elements as far school, Kowloon, and Miss Mare one that all American LONDON, July 16 (Reuter)--
to carry out reprisals for their colony of such prominent Chinese us he knows. Even if there are, garet Louise Whitley, mistress of enments would support the "Good news" is the description ap- stepping-stones
dispatch by making use of the as General Wu Te chen, Secretary.they can not raise their heads at the Education Department, (proposé)" made by the Guvern- plied in principal London morning
at General of the Central Kuamini he emphasised
residing at No. 22 Mody Road, America." papers to the news that General.
tang Headquarters, Dr. Qun Tal The Chinese Military Mission to Kowloon chi: Chinese Foreign Minister, and the British Colony recently, he dia The News-Chronicle says that the Chinese Military Mission closed, has erested an exceedingly. announcement could be the Initiative in the Middle East led by General Shang Chen con- favourable impression on the Ohl-engineer, of No. 30 Nanchang
Mr. Harry Shoung Yuen-woo at Slanhungshan (hill), south-won more grateful to this country" de is now with us. It asks "What tributed further to this under- nese and foreign communities Street, third floor, and Miss Anna of Hukow, at the entrance of the clares the DAILY TELEGRAPH. shall we do?" and answers the standing. Poyang Lake in north Kiangal, in "For the thought of the Anglo-question by stating "One glance at Dwelling on his own mission, Dr. Chinese Millitary Mission
there. Never had there been such Yu. Tin-taso, student, of. No. 2 a sudden attack on the night of French armies fighting no longer the map suggests that if we could Tysu eald that he was sent to Bri Malays before, he said.
side by side "but against one an-bridge the short strip of Iranian tish Malaya by the Chinese Minia- Japanese reinforcements arriv-other is as repugnant as the territory, which separated Iraq and try of Foreign Affairs as a special
Dr. Tyau revealed that a total of ing from Tahungahan, a nearby thought of an internecine war." Russia, we could soon be giving envoy to continue the goodwill $3,000,000 Straits Currency raised
THAI OFFICERS hill, were intercepted on the way. THE TIMES pays tribute to the material help to the Boviets by the mission carried out, by General Wu by the Chinese there for war re- They were repulsed at daybreak planning and execution of the route with which the Nazis are not Te chen sometime ago and to lief is unable to and its way into
VISIT MALAYA the following day. Since the re-campaign but fees warning in a position to interfere? gather first-hand. Information on Ching as a result of the remit
BANGKOK, July 10 (Renter) inforcements falled to arrive, the that anything we hold today we
REPORTED. SIGNED the conditions there for Chung-tance restrictions enforced by the Two offers belonging to the Japanese at Siaohungshan were may at any moment have to fight LONDON, July 10 (Router)An King
Malayan Government Only $600 services Lieutenant Colonel Lug unable to break through the Chi-tor..
000 was lowed to be remitted to Bura Narons and Flight ~ nese "cordon
armistice agreement, it is reported MET, GOVERNOR "Syria.”" it declares, "is a precious here, has been signed between the During his stay in Singapore, Dr. China every month before but now Dawee Chuldrapya, Hava Repeated attacks were launched asset but mutat be defonded and ita Propok, Buthorities in Syria and Tyatt met Bir Shenton Thomas the amount has been increased to singapore this afternoon by, the Chinoge against the Japan defences! will require strong Allled representatives though there Governor of Britiky Malaya, sever.........
on a wistt. of inspection to ese at Hongshan, another point forbes,"
is no oficial confirmation as yet al times and was entertained by Speaking on the defences in at the invitation or the noar Hukow, while a Japanese on
ICELAND LINK
Earlier, the Columbia Broadcast- him at a farewell functieon, Malaya, Dr. Tyan stated that they der-Fi-onis of the gineering corps building defenses The Times continues that in this ing System's correspondent in And Drysu met fy, Qud Tal-ch have been strongly reinforced fate at Kiangkiac near Hengshan wat respect, Syria is linked with Ide kara declared the agreement to when the latter passed through ly and the country, can now be by the Military Att subjected to an unexpected attack, land and refers to Mr. Churchill's signed between Vlahy, and the Singapore on his way back to raid to be thoroughly prepared for British Let suffering more than 100 casualties. House of Commons' statement, on Alftes contained 10 point
Ching from London and lind falla äris eventualit
to the Briden with him.
NORTH KIANGSI, July 10 Dentz had asked for terms of an (Central)—Chinese troops broke armistice. through the Japanese defence lines "No
July 4
to
King's Terrace, Brst floor.
They were deur
Argentina, Brazil" arid States.
made - it clear that- measure was purely tem-
por
EDUCATION WORK IN CHINA CHUNGKING, July 10 (Reuter) ||--An-important contribudon - tö. (China's reconstruction and letter
tion work has been made by
tlah Indemnity Foods Hoolure
financed