NANCY
WHAT ARE YOU SO BLUE
ABOUT 7
I HEARD D' MANAGER- SAY HE MIGHT PUT
ME IN A ROAD SHOW!
WHAT'S
WRONG WITH
THAT?
Friday,
WHERE'S MY SALARY COMING
FROM?
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JUST WHO'S GONNA PAY MONEY TO SEE
A ROAD SHOW,
ANYWAY?
January 17, 1941.
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Axis Air Strategy To Cut Mediterranean
(By "Reuter's" Air Correspondent)
LONDON, Jan. 16 (Repter).—Germany is at war in the air on two fronts. Her squadrons based at Sicily have carried out one partially successful attack on British warships, notably, on the aircraft carrier Illustrious and the cruiser Southampton.
The bill Germany had to pay for that stroke was the loss of a number of Junkers dive-bombers,but more Important is the disclosure of a nest at Cantania, of which the R.A.F. took itomediate advantage.
The Luftwaffe may have other bases in the central Mediterranean, us at Sardinia, but it is almost certain that
it is on the air control of the narrowest part of the "Italian lake" that it pins its greatest hopes of forcing the British Mediterranean fleet apart and keeping each half on
Transfer
Of U. S.
Warships
16
its castern and western bhainn and Knox Wants Freedom secondly, freeing the stranglehold on the Italian army in Libya so as to prolong their fight against the British forces in North Africa; A third abjec- tive is preventing continued military assistance to Greeks by this route until the spring brings promise of Italians in Albania Alghting back over the ground they have lost.
Constant Supplies Necessary
This project, even with the aid of | Italian forpedo-bombers, presumes, a
Of Action
WASHINGTON, Jan. (Reuter)-Colonel Frank Knox, Secretary for the Navy, declared that he would object to, any clause being inserted in the Lease and Lend Bill to prevent the transfer of any part of the United States Navy.
regular smooth flow of personnel and supplies to replace losses each time He made this statement be- the Luftwaffe
foes into action over fore the Foreign Affairs Com- the Brenner Pass down the hard-
mittee of the House of Represen pressed Italian railway system
and over to Messia or Palermo, another tatives. He gave as the reason target of the R.A.F.
for his objection that he could foresee conditions under which the Navy could be transferred on very advantageous terms.
The more daring the German pilots and they have shown over the Straits of Sicily as they did over the Straits of Dover before British Aighters forced them to retire, that they do not lack daring the bigger will be those losses and the greater the struin on the supply system.
Acknowledging
that the British¦ Flect is not to be scared into seeking security and less still a way out through scuttling, there la no obvious reason why the I.A.F. and the Navy together should not destroy the German air contingent's resources.
Landing In Sicily
'In the last resort, a British landing In Sicily to clean up Nazi air nests should they become too great a
In the course of his evidence, he said that the essence of the Presid- ent's plan was that the United States should become virtually the sole purchasing and distributing agency for war materials produced in the United States. There would thus be constituted one great funnel through which all such material would now.
to
"We shall then be in a position upportion. these munitions among ourselves and other democracies whose defence is important to us," declared Colonel Knox.
source of embarrassment is possible HUGE SPENDING
with Malta so near.
-The-attack-on-the-Illustrious-and. the Southampton would seem to sug- gest
that convoys in the Mediterrane- an like those in the English Channel must at vulnerable points wear their full "curtain" of klies, balloons and ensure their greater
to
Of far more permanent importance to the Axis than Nazi intervention Sielly would have been the basing of German air aid in the early days of the Italian reversal in Grecce better still, before the British landed at Crete in the Dodecanese.
The British entry into Libya and the investment of Tobruk, the lust port from which starving Dodecanese could be refreshed, have finally put an end to that possibility.
Tribesmen Ready
To Revolt
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
LONDON, Jan, 10 (UP) The British advisern of Hoile Selassie said i to-day_that_the Nepus had tent a
APPROVED
For U.S. Ships And Yards
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" WASHINGTON, Jon.. 10 (UP)- The House Naval Affairs Committee
to-day approved of and urged the Prompt passing of a $1,200,000,000 emergency authorisation.
The Bill would include the con- struction of 400 Important auxillary naval vessels costing $400,000,000 of which the Navy Department would build only 280 at present.
Provision would also be made for the expenditure of $310,000,000 on shipyards and $194,000,000 to build factories inade necessary by British needs for cargo ships and guns. would also provide for the armour needed for American naval expan- sion.
Italo-Greek Peace Talks Reported
It
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" SOFIA, Jan. 18 (UP)-Reliable letter from Khartoum indicating that neutral diplomalle sources declare the Abyssinian movement is ap- that the Germans have been negotiaz- proaching a climax with 90 per cent ing for some time at Athens for peace of the tribesmen ready to revolt at between Greece and Italy. The re- the Emperor's comunand.
port is not confirmed.
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