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Our Defeat In Crete
MELBOURNE, Juno 2 (Reuter), Mr R. G. Menzies, the Australian Prime Minister, speaking on the subject of Crete, paid a tribute to Australia's soldiers, saying:
2) "The part played by out magnificent troops must fill Aus 'tralia with pride in a necessary and, heroic enterprise manfully pursued home.
of New Zealand) hai cabled "The authorities have taken Major-General C. B. Troyberg v.c every conceivable step to re- who commanded the forces in Crete, inforce the Middle East with and great gallantry and
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possible tank, gun and aero- and Inspiration to us all, plane to the Middle East, the whole convey to all tanks ny most pro- defence of which has been an Empire found admiration of their herole part deferice.
In the desperate struggle which will "The proportion of men extricated have an Immortal place in the pages Cawnpore from Crete is higher than might have of history." been expected. ·
...
The action has upset the German timetable and has strengthened our capacity to defend the vital zone of Egypt and Suez, and has enabled us to clear up Iraq and make other troop movements. Nevertheless the danger Is great. We must resolutely con- front it but there is no reason for Dessimism
Praise For Cretans CAIRO, June 2 (Reuter)Major- General C. B. Freyberg. v.c., Com mander-in-Chief of the Allied forces, in Crete, has expressed admiration of the courage and morale of the Cretans.
The Greek Minister of Justice, M.
Extent Of Japanese Menace
Portuguese Opinion LISBON, June 2' (Reuter).
forwarded to the Superintendentingly large number obediently carried reporting onel Hsich Hua- Skeris, who was the last member of No reason for alarm at Japanese
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SHANTUNG, June 3 (Central News)Admiral Provincial Government, Shantung has received
a telegram from Mr magistrate of Tayuan, wu, commander of
of the Japanese- the Greek Government to sponsored self-defence corps in the Crete with the evacuating troops, threats in the Far East is seen 3rd Area in Tawu Village, has turned over to the
Chinese
sald in a message to the prople of by Major Alexandre de Morata, Government Crete: with 120 oleers, and men on May
Portugal's best-known military "I have seen general Freyberg, who commentator, writing in, "0 23 after wiping out the small Japan-bas asked me to transmit to you and were ese Harrison comprising of Capt the Greek soldiers who fought on this Seculo."
Saito and 10 soldiers and disarming island the admiration of the British Many would-be visitors were turn-the puppet police. ed back near these favourite Whit-
Imperial Forces for your heroism, suntide resorts. One Army Officer
courage and morale in these critical driving to Brighton was challenged
hours. Your conduct in the last few three times In 40 miles.
doys has been really magnificent,"
Identification Swoops Surprise Identity-card swoops were made along the scafronts by the Police in the defence Brighton and Hove, and einem queues and cafe entrances watched.
areas
Egyptian Defence Measures
of
CHINESE VICTORY CLAIMS
New Zealand
out-
focussed on Singapore through which He says: "Japanese attention la
they would reach Molaren Straits and the coveted Dutch East Indies, whose products are so tempting.
WELLINGTON, June 2 (Reuter). "Singapore, however, will not be "I feel, particularly in view of the taken easily. Garrisoned by 100,000 very adverse circumstances with men, it can count on further support which they had to contend, that our from Hongkong, Manila, Java, and men have done magnificently. This Borneo and even Port Darwin in the CHUNGKING, June 2 (Reuter) view is shared by General Wavell. event of a serious emergency. Further Chinese successes in fierce All authorities here agree that the
Risky Objective Oghting in the mountainous province work of the Maoris has been of Shans and in South China are
standing." announced in the latest Chinese field
This message
was sent by Mr Japanese but the enterprise is risky "The objective is tempting to the dispatches.
Peter Fraser, Prime Minister of New Therefore, there is no reason Heavy
Aghting is raging in the Zealand, from Egypt as quoted by gard as alarming the Japanese agita- to rc- CAIRO, June 2 (Reuter)--The Talhanshan Mountains in southeast Mr W. Nasir, the Acting Prime Minis-tion against Britain, United States ercation of a new defence zone call-Shansi, west of the highway between ter, in ed the "Western Defence.Zone of Changize and Kaoping,
broadcast here.
and Holland. The United States also Cairo," extending westwards from the left bank of the Nlicis
land casualties would prove symptom unless, of course, an im Tahu in the hills northwest of Foo-heavy. Most of the At men and the mediate menace to its own. Atlantic
on-
Mr
The Chinese claim a victory also at NoFraser said he feared that the would enter the lats at the first
Zealand
an the Fleet elsewhere." -
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A total of $2,325,470,50 was mached yesterday by the War Fund inaugurated by the S, C. M. Past, Ltd, following donations.
with the
80-b. Faleaners Shrapnel Box $0.00 15 a. M. C. Olive (seventh donation) 325
The following monthly
.6 balsa acknowledged:
Ars Annie Sharp
Misa B. M. Swift
Mr Stuart Longfield
W. H, E. C.
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estimate of the proportion. whit-had escaped, but he did not give remained in Crete.
Cunningham Thanked
Japanese Wounded
The New Zealand Prime Minister) YUNGAN, June 1 (Central News). paid a tribute to the Navy, soying -More than half of the 80 Japanese that nothing was finer or more help- wounded soldiers in the county ofleeful than the attitude of Admiral Sir at Tahu, northwest of Foochow, were Andrew Cunninghain in his efforts killed when a Japanese plane fram to rescue "our boys." Foochow bombed the building this morning.
VOLUNTEERS
Straits-Born Recruits For Malayan Corps Recruits for the Chinese Company of the Singapore Volunteer Corps are wanted.
Unusual Tasks For U. S. Navy
Mr Nash said that there was little
WASHINGTON, June 2 (Reuter); doubt that the defence of Crete ns-The House of Representatives to- delaying action would prove of day passed without debate and sent the utmost value in relation to the to the Senate, legislation permitting struggle ahead, and the time factor President Roosevelt to appoint an un-. was very important,
limited number of Vice-Admirals to announced that Parliament have charge of "special and unusual" was being called next week when missions of the naval forces. every opportunity would be givenj them to learn the facts in
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OUTWARD" AIR MAILS - Tuesday, June 3. Ar Mall for Manila, Guam, Honolulu, U.S., and Europe la "Pan Ame- rican Airways and Trans-Atlantic Bervices."
High naval officials at a recent Possession of the Government,
the House Naval Committee hearing said Al Tribute To-Leadership
-that-the-new-Vice-Admirats would" command "task forces" separated from Alr.. Chief Marshal Sir Newall
Cyril the Fleet for special. duty. No in- (formerly Chief
of Air dication was given as to where the now Governor-General task froces would be sent.
Many Chinese Straits-born youths who have in the past sought in vain Stoff and to join the Volunteers and so help actively in Malaya's war effort, will
donations are
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Army: In memory of the late Mr J. Salvation
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Senior officers of the Chinese Com~ pany will select the most suitable applicants, who will be required to pass a medical examination.
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LISBON, June 2 (UP)-The .9% n. Portuguese steamer Tarrafal to-day
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dawn .200 n. railway station by delegates from the
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LONDON,
June 2 (Reuter). Caustic comments on the Vichy Vice-Premier, Admiral Darlan'e references to Turkey in.his Saturday statement appear in on editorial of the Turkish newspaper, "Ulus" to-
cited by the Ankara Radio, it would be better for Admiral Darlan
choose his weapons, sharp or blunt, from his
whether
to
wn cupboard and
alone."
Continuing, the
making
Turkey":
-Bays!" paper aking one pretext after, another for disgraceful accusations against Britain, Admiral. Darlan lets himself! be led wittingly or otherwise Into a distortion of facts in connection with tho
Turkish War of
Big an error, it is :
Independence...
curable because
a greater part of
the forces of the invasion at that time
of contingents
of the
The French Army
No Significance. In Weygand Visit
VICHY, June 2 (Heuber), General Weymand's arrival in Vichy to report to Marihal Pelain on the situation in North Africa has 00 special elgnificance
informed Vichy circles to nldit.
At the same time, they state that recent RAF ralds on Italian bàipg Ding
In the
the port. of Brax B Tunisia
adelicate point in the
Mediterrabean:"
Vichy f news conlaițitativo
Weygand visit fact that the
Vichy,
Admiral
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