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day yet suffered by the Berlin-Rome Axis in SABOTAGE this war, declares the “New York Daily News."

Nazi military authori- vince of West Opland have - ties in the Norwegian pro- become enraged over acts of sabotage, according to

received Stockholm

The Battle in the Ionian Sea may have broken the Axis. the battle promises to rank in history with Aboukir and Trafalgar, and possibly ahead of Jutland, as regards de-messages cisiveness.

Its consequences in this war are duces a curious feeling that noth bound to be far-reaching .. it seems possible that Hitler's sixth ing will be quite the same as be- sense is cracking up, especially fore. when we consider the persistent rumour that it was Hitler's order which sent Mussolini's best ships to their doom.

The New York Herald-Tri- bune" says that on the same day, in every quarter of the earth, the, the vast and supposedly invincible power of the Nazi-Fascist Axis alij at once was in indecision on the offensive or on the run.

Faltering And Failing

From Tokyo, where there are sudden doubts about Mr. Matsuo- ka's pilgrimage, right round the wor'd to Puerto Cabello, where an exuberant citizenry relieved its feeling by burning down a Ger- [ man-owned hotel, the Nazis and Fascists are faltering, failing. evacuating, surrendering and pro- testing to ears at last steeled against them by their own brutal arrogances.

Asmara falls, the oldest capital; in the Italian Empire; the Ger- mans and Italians are in headlong flight from Yugoslavia; Axis ship- ping is being seized or scuttled al over the Americas; British bomb- ers are trading two to one across the Channel and North Sea; Mos- cow is a shade chillier than be- fore.

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H.G. TRIBUTE TO DEAD INDIANS

Home guards, standing shoulder to shoulder with Indian Army trans- port muleteers on a bleak West Country hillside, paid tribute at the fur- eral of two of the Indians': comrades. who had been killed accidentally.

were

In front of the group two coffins, made nearly 4ft. high, so that on the day of the resurrection the two "Punjabi Mahommedang in them may alt upright to make their supplica: tions to Allah.

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"Then the coffin lids were screw- ed on, the Home Guards stepped forward, saluted the dead, and re- verently placed wreaths of English.. roses on the coffins of those. Indian

· patriots who had come thousands of miles to fight for their King* Emperor.

The Escort Song

Blowly the coffins were, borne two, miles to a military come.. tery, and on the way the Indian. bearers and escort sang of man'. coming and going and of the will and, goodness, of: Allah,', In the procession, marched with slow step a score of Home Guards All the florists in the town com- vinican supply scores of wreath for civilian friends of the men of

he Indian contingent.

FOR THE SOMETHING THAT HAS RUN ALL ROUND THE GLOBE IS THE FIRST PRELI-. MINARY SHIVER OF A MIGHTY EARTHQUAKE.-REUTER.

in

The sabotage includes the de-

the cutting of telephone wires. struction of military material and

A collective penalty of about £4,000 has been Imposed on the province, All meetings have been forbidden for two months and residents must bo In by 8 p.m.

by the Nazis that anyone caught Norwegians have been warned

i commiting sabotage will be shot.

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