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Nazi Plan Thwarted

This map illustrates Nazl plan to gain control of Asla Milnor and the Middle East, part nt which has already been frustrated by the swift Allled netion In Syria, The blokk

ALLIED TROOPS REACH THE TURKISH === BORDER & OUTSKIRTS OF DAMASCUS New Landing Effected On

The Lebanon Coast

Special to the "Telegraph"

CAIRO, JUNE 10 (UP). THE ALLIED FORCES ARE WITHIN 15 MILES OF DAMASCUS ACCORDING TO WELL INFORMED MILITARY SOURCES IN SYRIA. A NAVAL LANDING WAS REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN EFFECTED NEAR THE LITANI RIVER, NORTH OF TYRE, PRE- SUMABLY TO PREVENT THE BLOWING UP OF BRIDGES AND ROADS. IT IS REPORTED THAT ONLY ONE BRIDGE WAS BLOWN UP AND ONE ROAD SLIGHTLY DAMAGED, BUT THE ADVANCE OF THE TROOPS WAS NOT AFFECTED.

· AUTHORITATIVE TURKISH CIRCLES IN ANKARA TO-DAY STAT- ED THAT BRITISH TROOPS REACHED THE TURKISH FRONTIER NEAR KAMISLAIR LAST EVENING.

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VICHY ADmits new LANDINGS

VICHY, June 10 (UP).-French officials to-night stated that the British are now only 18 miles from Damascus. The British succeeded in landing a small force on the Lebanon coast between Tyre and Beirut under cover of fire from British warships, but the French counter-attacked. French aircraft attacked the warships| and damaged. two more British destroyers and shot down four British planes to-day.

5 ENEMY PLANES DOWNED

Our Fighters In Great Form

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEURAPH" -CAIRO,—June-10-(UP),——

Despatches from Paris stated that the British launched a new semi-motorised attack from Iraq along the Euphrates river towards the French desert frontier post at Aboukental, making four penetrating columns. The reinforced French, air force bombed the British motorised units, wholly stopping the column which is operating in the Merdjaryoum "sector. At the con- clusion of the third day, the British had advanced a maxinium

of 30 miles inside Syria.

LATEST

City Gun

R.A.F. air patrols off the Syrian Duel: Indian

const shot down five enemy planes according to to-day's communique, which added, "Tho. R.A.F. and the Royal Australian Air Force continued to support

Wounded

Beirut Communique. BEIRUT, June 10 (UP) To-day's communique states that French troops in south Lebanon repulsed a British attack in a great offensive action south of Damascus. The operations have slowed up except at Marjayoun

Mosul

- arrows-are-Intended to carry on along the dottest lines, which, as is clearly shown, would permit the Nazis to dominate many sirategical points.

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Eleven Survivors From Torpedoed

U. S. Ship: Deliberately Sunk

Special to the “Telegraph”

WASHINGTON, June 10 (UP)—The Maritime Cominission to-day announced that the owners of the Robin Moor have been advised by the operators of the Brazilian steamer Osorio, that the Robin Moor was torpedoed on May 21, 95 miles north- enst of Cape St Roque, Brazil. Ten members of the crew and one passenger, of the Robin Moor were landed at Pernambuco to-day after the Osorio had rescued them. No word has been received regarding the other 35 persons who were, on board.

The Commission confirmed that "eleven survivors of the

Robin Moor have disembarked at Pernambuco."

The spokesman stated that according to the owners of the Robin Moor it was "impossible for the Robin Moor to be mistaken for a belligerent ship because large United States flags were painted on both sides of the hull and at night a large searchlight played continuously upon an American flag at the stern."

where.. the enemy is attacking Mussolini

with artillery.

British efforts to land troops on the Lebanon coast have been futile despite the support of the British navy.

Jebel Druse is quiet. Aviation bombed a concentration of enemy vehicles while. British acroplanes In- effectively attacked the airports at Aleppo and Palmyra.

Aleppo Soon

ANKARA, June 10 (Reuter),-It The two guards were employed by is understood that the mechanised

And U.S. Intervention

Bravado Attitude Adopted

It was asserted that the vesse was absolutely seaworthy and carried no contraband.

Cause Not Known WASHINGTON, June 10 (UP).— The President's Secretary, Mr Ste- phen Early to-day stated, "We do not know yet the cause of the sink- We ing of the steamer Robin Moor. are trying to determine that. The position of the ship seems fairly well determined and that would put it in American waters on this side of the Atlantic."

Two Indian guards employed by the advance of our troops in two Chinese shops opposite the Cen- Syria, and attacked and drove tral Market were involved in a run off a number of enemy aircraft duel about 9.10 a.m. to-day, as a re- which attempted to bomb our ult of which one of them is now in

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH” Torpedoeing Confirmed hospita! with serious injuries.

BUENOS AIRES, Jung 10 (UP)— motor transport at Sanamein.

ROME, June 10 (UP) — The Captain of the Osorio informed "Hostile aircraft approached die Cheong Kee exchange shop, No. division moving from Iraq should Signor Mussolini announced to- the United Press" by radio to-day Haifa last night and the attack 114 Queen's Road Central, and the reach Aleppo soon, and once it has lasted for a considerable time. Wing Hing exchange shop, at No. arrived there, it will turn south today that 13,502 Italian troops that the steamer Robin, Moor was

Join the Allied forces from Paletine. were killed in the Greek war torpedoed. Slight damage was done to It appears that a fight developed Occupation Not Confirmed Including 1,528. blackshirts, civilian property, and there were between the two after a few sharp

LONDON, June 10 a few casualties but none of a words had been exchanged. One of While the latest reports indicate the including 3,292 blackshirts.

(Reuter) while. 38,768 men were wounded Germans Raid them it is alleged then drew his re-advance of British troops towards serious nature. ·

volver and fired six shots rapidly.

He asserted that Greece now forms Damascus, well-informed circles in One of the guards. Pritam Singh, London declared to-night that they part of Italy's vital space.

been occupied.

-One hostile aircraft was shot down and other were damaged.

We Hit Back - Before the last enemy raider re- turned from Halfa to the German controlled base at Aleppo, British air craft were over the nerodrome bomb. ing aircraft on the ground and on the fare path along which the raiders were landing. Firea were observed and much damage was caused."

R.A.F. bombers carried out heavy raids on military objectives on Rhodes Sunday night,direct hits were made on the northern mole in Rhodes harbour. At the Calato aerodrome, large fires were started. At the Catiavia nerodrome, bombs felt among about 50 dispersed aircraft causing many fires and explostort."

Japan Not

117.

Haifa

Singapore's Strength

Revealed by C-in-C

Special to the "Telegraph"

*****-SINGAPORE, June 10-(UP)Vice Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton, Commander-in-Chief of the China Station, gave a broadcast talk to-night paying tribute to the British Dominions and Allied navies, naval volunteers and mercantile marine.

531 Killed In

Two Raids On Hongkong forces. Recently you Alexandria

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

He said, "I am talking about the British Navy including the Australian, New Zealand, Cana- dian, Indian, • ' ; Malayan and

have not seen much of the navy. in Singapore for a very good reason. Most of the Far East. flcet before the war came to be required, in other waters where CAIRO, June 10 (UP). The they could be more profitably

employed, but you must „not, think Premier, M. Hussin Strry, to-day that this implied a lack of realisation announced, that during the first of the importance of these parts. Should the 'war'move to the Far East raid on Alexandria, 147 persons you would see the White ensign again SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPHY"

were killed and up to noon to-ing the horizon. BERLIN, June 10 (UP)—The

Constant Reinforcements

Funks The Truth

not greatly disturb

"In recent months you have seen us. It omelal news agency announced that day, the second raid had killed would be tardy and would not give German bombers ralded Haifa last 384 persons and many hundreds the recurring arrivals of more and VICHY, June 10 (UP)The Britain a, victory. It would only night.

were wounded.

more reinforcements to the army and French High Commissioner in Syria, extend the length of the war and Bomb hits were scored on the mole

the air force, with constant streams General Dentz, reported that the would bring about an Authoritarion in the harbour and on one of the The Premier thanked the of military equipment-reinforce- checked regime in the United States, interior largest depots containing oil which British troops for their help India, and equipment without which British advance has been

ments from Britain, Australia and and that the fighting to-day is into ours.”

was transferred by pipeline from the exactly the same position as yester-

He predicted that the Axis would Mogul fields.

TURN to Back Pago, Column 3 day. The French took a consider help Japan who "in accordance with able number of prisoners and French the tripartite alliance would not be morale is excellent, he said.

| Indifferent to United States aggres- The General reiterated that there slon against the Axis. are no Germans in Syria.

Mussolini atated that the "Italian navy transported from Italy · 10 Albanla, 50,603 soldiers and 83,072 horses and

mules

was injured in the face and hands, have no information that the city has intervention by the United States ¡Continuing, II Dace declared,

and collapsed outside the Golden City Restaurant. He was later sent; la hospital. The other man is in cus- tady,

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Likely To

Accept N.E.I. Reply

Special to the "Telegraph",

GENEROUS GIFTS

does

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TO BOMBER FUND 3,018 tons of supplies to Albania

By Sikh Policemen Two generous donations to the Bomber Fund have been received from the Hongkong

Italian planes fook 20,851 men and

while German planes carried 30,016 men and 2,023 tons of supplies. Only one transport plane with- 20 men aboard was damaged.

Police Force, the first from Sich ABYSSINIA

members of the Force,

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8ikh Members of the long-

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their Sikh Temple Funds $1,000.00 Lance Bergeant 491; Kehar

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CLEAN-UP

CAIRO, June 10 (UP)

during the raids.

Prime Minister Summarises

The War Situation

Cyprus Not Attacked

LONDON, June 10 (Reuter), Reuter la informed authori-

The uneasy criticisms made in come parts of the press at home and by some speakers in the country were dealt with bytatively that there is no con- the Prime Minister, Mr Winston Churchill, in a calm and studied | firmation whatever of a' report survey of the many-fronted war before the House of Commons being circulated through, enemy yesterday.

therefore, would be just so many controlled wireless channels that more for the enemy to bòrnb. Cyprus has been, subjected to There are many other points on our German and Italian air attack in war front where our supplies of the last 48 hours. guns were desperately needed. Many

It is stated in Londoit that there is Imination to build up a colossal had been put and mounted on no reason to believe that any, much

chantmen whic

which thereby had reduced attacks have taken place, a the casualties Inflicted by: Nazl long-

mer

OMINOUS HINT BY DARLAN

SPECIAL TO THE, #TELEGRAPHY.

The speech, which is reported on Fage Fivo, was featured by an assertion of Britain's deter-

air force in the Middle East. SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAPHY. The fact that we had to transport range bombers. TOKYO, June 10 (UP) ~~According to the conclusions reach.

Cape and reassemble them in Egypt, an important one, of our immense our planes, packed in eratas, via the Crete was but one sector, though ed by the War and Navy, Ministries and the Foreign Office, It appears positive that the Netherlands East Indies.

1.00 General headquarters to-day, ful showed our alisadvantage as com- fronts and people must not be dis lies reply In its r.C. D504, Sham Singh ....

1.00 naunced that in Abyssinis, as a pared, to the enemy who had per-couraged or demand" long. Inquesta original form is not acceptable. Is expected that the matter will P.C. 1718, Bharral Singth result of the Battle of the Lakes manent Hinds, of splendidly equipped into every depression on this front

Some officials within the bo presented to the Cabinet or Chief Guard, Mr Lee Kam

[F.C. B68). Polo Khan

and the Battle of the River Omo, and the continental arteries to keep ndvantages and Crete was worth his nationwide broadcast this.

aerodromes right across Europe and Wo had to fight against many dis-VICHY, June 10 (UP)—In Government advocate the immo-to a liaison conference within a Chi

18.50 a further 46,000 square miles of his stoke up. diate recall of Mr Yoshizawa; few days In order to "finally

Italian territory "has fallen into li;

advantage despite those If it snydd Syria

Syria, and evening, Admiral Datlang an however, the Government determine Japan's attitude,"

$1,020.50

nounced that the Government Referring to Crete tie Prime Traq, The Sikh-Members have also sent our hands and at least four Minister sald: the rearon who the Mr Churchill, referred to the 200, whs proparing for a separate dosires to reach", "the "correct.

Conference on Next Step e sum of $1,000 to the Viceroy's War Italian divisions have been des Island was not covered with well-000: Italians who were prisoners in peace which, ho hoped, would decision for the settlement of..

troyed or dispersed in the equipped aerodromes in the period of our handara kay TOKYO, June 10 (Reuter)With Efforts Fund, New Delhi, India.

ASUA KAZI, HA create a favourable atmosphere the question which affects the the belief in quarters close 10's the contribution from the Hongkong

The second is, the ninth monthly battles. All major opposition British occupation, before the attack In a reference to the Bismarck he without awaiting the end of the Its political trend; therefore, it TURN to Back Page, Colunin 5 Staff), amounting le, $670.45 overcome."

guns could be spared from other as being of 143,000' long which wat He did not mention Syria 2 places to defend there airfields whichs) class he also included the Tirpitz, ör England,

while

future of & the whole world and | Government that the chief Japanese Pollco, (all, contingents and Clerical on the front at Jimma has been was because not enough anti-pirerati jooke of the sunken, Nazi battleship"

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