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THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 14, 1941.

CLOSING IN ON KEREN Advances In All Sectors In East Africa

Operations

In South Bogged

America

Takes Strain

Responsibility for be- tween $300,000,000 and $350,000,000 worth of un-

THE ADVANCE OF THE Imperial troops in Italian Somaliland continues in all sectors, according to yesterday's Cairo communique, which states (hat there is nothing of import-filled British orders for ance to report from Libya, Eritrea and Abys sinia.

STRANGER ARRESTED IN IRELAND

A stranger, who stated he had landed during the night from a German aeroplane, Was arrested by guards in County Wexford yesterday, says an official on- nouncement be

war material and British- owned facilities for muni- tion production in the United States, may transferred to the United

In Eritrea, our troops are closing in on Keren. In Abyssinia, our advance on Debra Marcos continues, while in the south, in the States Government. Lake Rudolf area, operations have been held up by heavy rain.

our advance forces are now 08 miles from Jinner, when tanked by read with Harar, the second largest town in AbyssDLE

Asosa Captured

their

relentless

This was disclosed in Washing- fon yesterday by a high admins- trative official,

thal who stated negotiations on the subject were proceeding which would relieve

Met tot

re following the full of some of the pressure on Britain's Aledu. 45 male inside Abyssinia efforts to raise dollar exchange. trogo kurmak, the British forensi

taken Asosa, 40 miles!

11 is pointed out that we are advancing along the road which south-ra 1 of Kurinuk. The Italians built in their cam. paign against the Ethiopians.

A Nairobi communique ricordi Some progress in the dvance from Pie seth towinds Addis Ababa.

Following Up Retreat

Patriot turees, it

DOW com- firmed, have ocenied Yavello, 79 | rules north of Mega.

I

11 is estimated that the British town about $100,000.000 worth of munition factories and production WILS captured on facilities in the United States. Tuesday evening. after combined Reuter operations by the Sudan Defence

town

Force and East African troops. Details of the action have not yet! been receiveri Reuter.

1941 WHEAT CROP

Limitation in the amount of the 1941 wheat cron to be accepted by the Canadian Wheat Board to 230,- The patriots are following up¦000,000 bushels, as announced by the italian retreat in cooperatio Mr. James Gardiner, Minister of with Imperial forces from Molo. Agriculture, will need a reduction|

of amproximately 35 per cent of wheat acreage.

In Italian Somaliland, British forces surprised the enemy at Doghobur, a post 100 miles south of Jgiga, ond captured prisoners and jones in which they were preparing to escape Leuter,

FINAFLEX

1

FIRE AT KOWLOON DOCKS

Two fire engines were despatch-

fre

ed to Kowloon Docks, Hunghom, shortly after 11 o'clock this morn- Farmers who use the remaining ing upon the receipt of a acreage in certain specified ways alarmn. will be compensated. it was stated, in Ottawa yesterday.--Reuter,

Sole Agents for

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were

On arrival, two hoses immediately put into action and within ten minutes had the fire brought under control before it could damage further property.

The fire started in the power roum in the Docks when an elec- tric power motor caught fire up- "MASCOT"parently due to a short-circut.

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and

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CHOLERA OUTBREAK

AN ALARMING INCREASE IN CHOLERA CASES WAS NOTI- FIED ON WEDNESDAY WHEN A TOTAL OF 18 CASES OCCUR- RED.

Sixteen came from Victoria and only two from Kowloon.

The total number of cases, since the beginning of the year, is now 69.

There were also nine cases dysentery on Wednesday.

NAZI DIPLOMAT ASKED TO GO

[SPECIAL TO “CHINA MAIL"]

of

Accused of spreading Nazi pro- puganda and attempting to start trouble between Honduras and the United States, Christian Zinsser, German Charge d'Affaires, has been declared, non persona grata by the Honduras authorities.

He will be compelled to leave Honduras immediately and pre- sumably will return to Germany vin Russia, International News Service,

The prefix "apaola!” to telegrama ia unod by the "Sunday? Herald" And "China "Mali” to Indidate news which is strictly copyright under the provi sions of the Telecommunications Or dinance, 1936, and may not be reprint ad under any circumstances, either wholly or in part, without prior ar

rangement.

Dublin.

In

The man declared he came down at the Ballycullaid, in

county. Reu-

some ter.

FRENCH TO CONVOY SHIPS

[SPECIAL TO "CHINA MAIL"]

August Nogues, Resi- dent-General of French Morocco, announced last night that the French navy henceforth will con- voy shipments of sugar from the West Indies to French Morocco.

He said the German and Italian Farmistice commissions were ex- Etending the necessary authorisa-

tion.

admitted Vichy circles openly that by using her navy, France is isking possible hostilities with Britain, but said the importation of sugar to Morocco is an urgent necessity. International News

Service.

STOP PRESS

A heartening effect of Wednes- day's heavy R.A.F. raids in Ger- many, combined with the destruc tion of Nazi bombers over England was reflected in. 10-day's press comments. Says the "Daily Mail" "we ceased to be hunted and were hunters. To-day the R.A.F. is more aggressive than the German Air Force, They are raging all over Europe and beating up the Luftwaffe as they go."

The "Daily Telegraph" sees in the fresh offensive, preparations for a grimmer phase of air war. Writing of Wednesday's bag of nine enemy bombers and others badly damaged by fighters, anti- aircraft guns, and "other devices" the paper says "steady increase of German night losses now assured may become great enough to weaken the raiding squadrons. An- other sound cause for satisfaction appears in the comparative inefficiency of German mea- sures to defeat our night attack. From all farfung raiding over half of the continent and the northern seas, only five of our bombers failed to return."

The

article continues "Attack

is the master word, With men and machines which day by day and night after night are proving superior to their opposite numbers we may be confident in the des truction of the Nazi war machine.”

Reuter,

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