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PRACTICALLY THE WHOLE Successful Torpedo Attack On STRENGTH OF LUFTWAFFE THROWN AGAINST RUSSIA In The Mediterranean Sea

Enemy Merchant Convoy

MOSCOW, Sept. 9 (Reuter)-“Germany has flung almost the whole of the Luftwaffle-four air fleets and one air corps-against the Soviet Union," declared AIR MAJOR-GENERAL GRENDAL of

THE Undersigned have received the Soviet Air Force in an article in the RED STAR on Sunday.

instructions

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION

on

Thursday, the 11th September, 1941

commencing at 2.30 p.m.

at their Sales Room, No. 2, Con- naught Road, Central. 2nd Floor,

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

comprising:

Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Dressing Tables, Chests of Drawers, Side- boards, Dinner Waggons. Chester- feld Bults, Cabinets, Bookcases Cupboards, etc., etc.

Carpets, Rugs, Blankets, Cushions, Treadle & Hand Sewing Machines.

"The Arst two months of the war against the Soviet Union has shown that the Germans have failed to achieve their chief aim--- undisputed supremacy in the air. Aerial battles have proved de- finitely that the industry of Soviet aviation is not only not inferior to the corresponding Gerran industry but, on the contrary, is superior to it in many ways.

"The enemy themselves were forced to admit the superiority of our planes and in particular that of our new fighter planes," Gen- eral Grendal continues.

"During the first two months of the war against the Soviet Union the Germans had lost over 7,200 planes an unheard of result in the history of aviation in general and the German air force in paI- ticular.

"In the course of war, our air force destroyed over 2,000 Nazi planes on the ground. Our artillery are also inflictine on the enemy beavy losses.

CRUSHING ATTACKS

OFFENSIVE POWER OF R.A.F. IN FAR EAST

CAIRO, Sept. 9 (Reuter-Aircraft of the Fleet Air Arm made a successful attack on a convoy of three medium sized merchant vessels protected by three destroyers in the Mediter- ranean on Saturday night. One merchant ship was hit three times, causing violent explosions and much black smoke, vessel was compelled to stop. Hsting heavily to port.

A tanker was hit with two tor-

pedoes and severely damageā.

The

WEDNESDAY,

Libys.-The same night a heavy AXIS NATIONALS

rald by RA.F. bombers on Beng- hazl resulted in a number nt direct hits on milltary stores and

buldings

Arm made a

IN IRAN

landing Expulsion Demanded

By British Govt.

"The Fleet Alt Series of attacks grounds at El Timimi El Gazala. Martuba and E Adem. Five enc- my aircraft were destroyed at El Gazala, another at

Martuba and considerable damage was caused SINGAPORE, Sept. & (Reuter) to a number of others. Fires were The offensive strength of the caused at El Adem and damage

a severe

LONDON, Sept. 9 (Reuter) -

is learned that the reply from latest British Note is expected at the Iranian Government to the

The second communication from under- of the British Government is

The Note is understood also

to

SEPTEMBER 10, 1941. --PAGE. 7

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Gerbin! gero- aircraft on the

man Legation in Teheran,

R.A.F. in the Far East is further was done to buildings on the ma- any moment. reinforced by the arrival in Singa-jority of these aerodrones pore of a large number of the "Enemy gun positions east latest type

of long-nose Bristol the Tobruk defences came in for stood to deal with the Germans and Blenheim bombers,

bombardment from air and other Axis nationals in Iran For some months, it has been craft of the South African Air and it is thought that the Note "Nazi air formations are break-in Malaya by aircraft

the policy to strengthen the R.A.F, Force.

demands their expulsion or intern- Electric Table Lamps, Tennising up under the crushing attacks United States.

from the *Stelly-In Sielly on Saturday ment. Rackets, Filter, Brass, Glass and of our airmen.

night, Fleet Air Arm aircraft at- But in recent weeks, apart the

Lacked Comiso Porcelain Ware. Wall Mirrors. "The 51st and 54th Bomber arrival of a large number of off-raided Catani and Garden Hoses, Cooking Utensils, Squadrons of the air corps com-cers and men, there had

dromes. Enemy manded General Von Greim from British factories mainten-ground were bombed and machine-plementary to the one sent earlier lost during the first day of the war 30 per cent of their planes complete aircraft.

equipment together

gunned."

in the week was dispatched last TANKER IN BAD WAY and the 55th Squadron, 50 Der This means the R.A.F.

LONDON, Sept. 9

the course of a reply is expected in (Reuter)- "The losses of the German air and material from

Far East is now being fed in men die East R.A.F. communique was The convoy mentioned in the Mid- force were heaviest in the zones Kingdom, the United States. Aus- tween Pantellaria and Sicily, says

the United attacked in the narrow ot operations of Generals Kessel-tralia and New Zealand.

gap be- ring's and Stumpf's alr feets In the western and south western directions

etc., etc.

also

A FEW PIECES OF BLACK WOOD FURNITURE

and

10.E." Radio

1 "Victrola “

1 Teakwood Bed Room Suite

1 Iron Cot

1 Beach Tent

2 Electric

Refrigerators "Frigid-

aire"

1 Electric Refrigerator "Kelvina

tor"

On View from Wednesday, the 10th September, 1941

Terma: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.

AUCTIONEERS.

CerL

ance

arrived

with

in

the

The second Note which is a sup

the course of the next 24 hours

UNDER CONSIDERATION

is believed that the Iranian Cab- TEHERAN, Sept. 9 (Reuter)-It

BY LORD MAYOR

SINGAPORE, Sept. 9 (Reuter)--

LESS MOTOR CARS OTTAWA, Sept. 9 (Reuter

A reply to the telegram to London The production of passenger motor on the second anniversary of the cars for sale in Canada in 1842 is war from the Chita Relief Fund to be curtailed to approximately Committee, representing all over- 49 per cent, of that in 1940, ...

den. seas Chinese, has been received by cording to an Order. In cable from the Lord Mayor of Lon-announced by

Council the Minister of the Air Ministry.

Munitions. Mr. C. D. Howc. SPECIAL GUARDS

inet is still considering the Anglo- A 6,000-ton vessel was left 1st-Russian Note.

After thanking the Committe Production in 1940 was approx!- SIMLA, Sept. 8 (Reuter)ing heavily and sinking with a

for their good wishes and gen-mately 9,600 cars. Although a short routine session erous support, the Lord Mayor as- using Practically ail R.A.F. now

aerodromes destroyer standing by while other of Parliament was held yesterday sures "my deep sympathy with ment the right to restrict or en-

The Order reserves to chiefly Heinkel 11's. Dornier 215's. In Malaya are guarded by detach- destroyers slowly shepherded the only secondary matters were con- your great country in their own "tirely prohibit motor car produc

Govern- Junkers 88's and Messerschmitts ments of the Indian Expeditionary two remaining ships,

Force. Some units defending the badly damaged.

"The Germans are

Heinkel 118.

"Captured German pilots in s.atements said they have the greatest respect for the 1105 Soviet fighter which they call the 1-17.

dive-

one beingsidered.

109's.

This

was 8,000- "The Germans are new doing aerodromes belong to the Indian

ton. tanker their utmost to speed up the Army while others are infantry

The attack which caused great output of their new fighters--the battalions raised in Indian states confusion was led by a Lieutenant and placed at the disposal of His Tripod a few nights ago and also who torpedoed a destroyer off Majesty by their rulers.

All the men know the markings

took part in a recent attack on a United States, German, Italian,

convoy off Cape Spartivento Thai Japanese and Dutch aircraft,Meet Air Arm aircraft crews were

About the same tlane,

other They have been given instructions completing a bṛisk in regard to dealing with

night's work. bombers, parachutists, etc. Exper-chine of one plane developed en- After starting for Stelly, the ma- lence gained in Norway, Greece ging trouble, so the crew unloaded and Crete is being incorporated. totlon showed the thoroughness and machine and returned to

Recently a realistic demonstra- to the base, stepped into bother their bomba on Comiso, returned

far-sightedness with which pre-where they dive-bombed and ma- Stelly this chine-gunned three enemý air- craft: They repeated the perform- ance at Gerbino where they also dropped bombs and started fires before flying home to bed.

HIDDEN AERODROMES

"No large aerodrome being used by Russia in this war, the majority of the bases being small and well-hidden aerodromes hold 40 or 50 planes."

PUBLIC AUCTION. General Grendal adds: "It the parations are being made in

Lempo and scale of activity on the front from the Balentz Sea to

THE Undersigned have received the Black Sea continues without

Instructions

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION

on

Friday, the 12th September, 1841

commencing at 2.30 p.in,

at their Sales Room, No. 35,

kow Road, Kowloon,

change by another two or three months, German air losses will in crease considerably."

"Except for a few thousand skill- eu pilots," General Grendal con- tinues, "the bulk of the personnel of the German Air Force' now con- sist-8 of hastily trained pilots which must inevitably result in an increase of losses,

"According to war prisoners, the Han-majority of the present German

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comprising: Teakwood Béd Room, Dining Room, Drawing Room and Office Furniture, Ice Chests, Ename] Bath, Porcelain Sink, Hand Sew- ing Machines, Electric Table Fans & Lamps Ornaments, Brass, Glass and Porcelain Ware, Pictures, Clocks, Cooking Utensils, etc., etc. also

A FEW PIECES OF BLACKWOOD

FURNITURE

and

regard.

Feud Between Army, Nazi Party

GROWING SENSE OF FRUSTRATION

pilots have joined the air force ANKARA, Sept. 9 (Reuter)-A either the latter half of 1940 growing sense of trustration

២.

MOONLIGHT RAID

ON BERLIN

EXTENSIVE DAMAGE DONE BY R.A.F. LONDON, Sept. (Reuter Extensive damage was done dur-

or the first half of 1941. It should Germany is reported by travellers ng Sunday night's Royal Air also be borne in mind that prior arriving here who tell how the Force raids, according to the Air to the war, with the Soviet Union people are openly asking, For Ministry. German aeroplane factories could what are we fighting? Why is the replace the loases of aircraft only Russian war not finished?" when part of the air force was in

These sources action.

stress, however, that morale is in no way near breaking point.

"Darbig the period of May to September, 1940, when practically the whole of the air force was thrown into ac tion, German aircraft industry managed only with great difi- culty to replace the losses and during these five months the expansion of the air force stopped altogether.

EXTRA EFFORTS

"The RAF last bight attacked objectives at Berlin, Kiel and other places in Germany and docks at he attack on Berlin was carried Boulogne the communique states,

General recrimination over the out by a very powerful force in Soviet war has led to a feud be brilliant moonlight A great num tween the Army and the Nazi ber of high explosive and incen- Party. Marshal Goering and Mar-diary bombs were dropped, the at- shal ist, demanding more power

tack lasting two hours.

trials."

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at the expense of the Party, have "Great fires sprang up in the met strenuous opposition from city and extensive damage was Himmler who has since been back were destroyed by our bombers in done. Four enemy night fighters: ed up by Hitler.

Himmler's victory was imme-the course of these operations

WANTED TO BUY: diately reflected in the dispatch Twenty of our bombers are "During the entire period of the of more 8.8, men to the front missing.

WE PAY HIGH PRICES "Westinghouse" Refrigerator (in European war, preceding the at-where. they are very unpopular

"Aircraft of the Fighter Com- for all gold and silver articles good condition)

tack on the U.S.S.B, losses of the with the Army.

mand attacked a number of enemy Jade, diamonds, jewels, watches. Nazi air force amounted to Jess Belleving Political Commissars aerodromes in occupied territory fountain pens. Apply Far East than 8,000 planes yet in order to to be the backbone of the Red during the night. One of these Diamond and Gold Refining Co., & replace these losses, the Germans Army, the 88 mercilessly ill-treat aircraft is missing."

had to make extra efforts and captured Commissars, The Army

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the 11th September, 1941-

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LAMMERT BROS AUCTIONEERS.

BOMBAY, "Sept. 8. (Reater) Bixty-two Japanese residents of Indiú Have galled for Japan by

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their air force is compelled to re has protested to Berlin several Britain Anticipates open. duce the scale of its military times, fearing Russian reprisals,

operations.

"It is in the light of these facts that one should evaluate the losses

J

but Berlin supported the 8.8.

5.S. BRUTALITY

It is now reported that the Army

Bumper Harvest

LONDON, Sept. 8 (Reuter-

of Hitler's air force in the war is telling captured Commissars to Despite the weather, it is safe to against the USSR.

discard their insignia, in order not say that the thal weight of crops "At present the German air to expose themselves to the bru grown this year will easily create force is forced to reduce its radius tality of the 8.9.2 of action and transfer its units

a record for the century, said Mr. The travellers were much struck RB, Hudson, Minister for Agri- from one direction of the front by the complete lack of confidence culture, in, an exclusive statement to another.

in the financial stability of the to Renter's Political correspondent "Even working in full capacity Reich and point out that the or- yesterday Germany's aeroplane factories are dinary German, unable to buy This bumpor harvest has been unable to replace her rapally food and clothes, prefers to spend gathered in dificult weather con cressing losses. On the other hand, his money in cafes and restauditions and, could only have been our inexhaustible arenath ranta rather than invest in the successful with the enormous co- growing day by day.".

bankas operation, which was so splendidy The man in the street is openly given by all sections of the com admitting that Balin te urable munity

CHUNGKING Bent 9 (Central) the Hakone Waru, the Raj hav--Dr. Talen Tal, the new ing permitted them to depart. The tritive Vice-Minister of ship carried 35800 bales of cotton. Affairs, sasumed offos vesterday.

to stand raids like London while In addition to regular farm She new British bombs have creat workers and the - women's hand eduneksmear throughout the Army, there has been constant work

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