1941-07-15 — Page 3

Britain Will Go On Hitting Until Hitler Rule Is Over

PRIME MINISTER ADDRESSES CIVIL DEFENCE FORCES

MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL, AFTER RE- VIEWING THE LONDON CIVIL DEFENCE FORCES AT HYDE PARK YESTERDAY MORNING, WAS THE GUEST, WITH OTHER MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNMENT AND THE LONDON REGIONAL COMMISSIONERS, OF THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL.

In his speech the Prime Minister said: "It is time that the Germans are made to suffer in their homeland and cities something of the torment that they have twice in our life time let loose upon their neighbours and the world.

"We have now miensified our ed Will You do you worst and ystematre, sesenble and method we will do on best.”

Mr cal bombing

Churchill sand that for a on a large sea e un German cities, and seaports, indus month past, systematic scientific

Large scale bombing seaports,

tries and military objectives.

industrial a

to

"We must keep the process 111 cities, going on a steadily rising tide and other military objectives huv until the Nazi regime is either be matted on and he believed

To be in British THOW OF expurgated by us, or better stil! it

the torn to oleces by the German keep

process "Romg people themselves.

steadily on a rising tide, month! aber month, year after year, un- til the Nazi regime is either ex- tupated by us or better still torn to pieces by the Germun peoples themselves."

Italy's Share

"That abjert subject

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Each month

the tonnage

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of Germany that used to be eal!. ed Haly will have its fair share of the bombing. We have loosed up, bombs, the range of the bombers Germany now more than half the rows, and as the nights lengthen tonnage of bubs losed by Ge-that unhappy subject provitice of many IN OLLE edies during the whole case of the war, but this is only the begining and we hop that by next July to multiply our deliveries manyfok.

that 1

"It js, for this reason, must ask you to be prepared for vehement counter-action by the enemy.

"Our civil defences throughout | the country must be prepared for further heavy assaultes. Your or ganisation, vigilance and devotion to duty must be raised to the highest intensity. We do not ex- pect to hit without being hit back.

Sombre Road

our

"We shall not turn from

however sombre the purpose,

road, however grievous the cost. because we know that out of this tide of tribulation will be born a new freedom and glory for munkind."

Mr. Churchill declared that the

TRAGIC MISTAKE NOT TO BE REPEATED

"We are confident of ultimate victory." This declaration was made by Col. William Donovan who has been appointed by Prest- dent Roosevelt as Co- ordinator of Defence Information, and speaking on the occa- sion of Bastille Day celebrations in New

York.

He added: "We made a tragic mistake in withdrawing after the victory of 1918. We shall not make that mistake again."

---Reuter.

be called 0000- Germany which used Italy will have its fair share too.

-British Wireless.

AMERICA

AND THE AZORES

The United

anxious that

0000.

FORCED LABOUR IN NORWAY

Dedicated to the memory of the London Pilgrims who sall- 1620, the Church of the Pilgrim ed in the Mayflower in

Tho Fathers, Southwark, was destroyed in a recent air raid. history of the church goes back to the beginning of the 17th century, and some of the Pilgrim Fathers were members of the original congregation. The picture thows a view of the damaged church.

U.S. SUPPLIES TO

BRITAIN

AUSTRALIAN A.R.P.

ACTIVITY

air

Black-out tests and other raids precautions are being rapid- ly pushed forward both in Syd- A confer- arrange-ney and Melbourne. ments to ship to Britain 2,250,000ence of the Premiers of the Aus- tralian States on the subject of bushels of Government-owned

The

completion

of

within a few weeks, was an-

Corporation spokesman yester-

-Reuter.

were in progress for the shipment of naval stores under the samo He also stated that negotiations | Act-Reuter.

A new Quisling decree maize under the Lease-Lend Act civil defence is to be held shortly. issued in Oslo gives the nounced by the Commodity Credit government powers to States is compel any person, male day.

Portugal or female, to do any work should retain her sover- anywhere, according to eignty over the Azores information reaching the and the Cape Verde Is-Norwegian telegraph lands, stated Mr. Sumner agency in London. Welles, at a Press Confer- ence in Washington yes-

thought of the manner in which the public had carried out the terday.

The decree, it is stated, opens the way to deal with many State and municipal professional work-

ers who have refused to cooperate Mr. Welles made this comment with the Quisling government, for in rclerence to a statement by Dr.It is now possible to use them to

military works. provide cheap labour for German

civil defences, involving the lives of many millions, made him glad to-day to pay his tribute and re- į call in the name of His Majesty's Bianchi, the Portuguese Minister, Government, their gratitude to all that the United States had given civil authorities in London who Portugal assurances that it would not move into the Azores or Cape had learned from such expert authorities as Sir John Anderson Verde Islands. and Mr. Herbert Morrison.--Reu- ter.

in

Mr. Welles a'so referred to #

diplomatic exchange recent which the United States told Por- tugal that the United States "har- * Remember Warsaw

bour no aggressive intentions Mr. Churchill recalled

or terri- the against the sovereignty heavy attacks on London of last torial integrity" of Portugese pos- autumn and winter and spoke of sessions but that the United States the way they had been met. polley "to-day is based on the in-

If the people of London were alienable right of self-defence." asked whether a convention to-Reuter. discontinue the bombing of cities

should be entered into the over- JUNK EXPLOSION JUNK EXPLOSION

whelming majority would cry

"Not but would say to Hitler:

"You have committed every crime:

KOWLOON BAY

under the sun. Where you have: A mysterious explosion occurred been least resisted, there you on a junk, said to be No.1871W,| have been most brutal. It was you anchored off Kowloon City in who began indiscriminate bomb Kowloon Bay at 1:10a.m. to-day. ing. We remember Warsaw

One of the fokis, Wong Shiu- |

The Quislings have forged the names of a number of Nor. wegian officials in a desperate effort to get recruits to aid Ger. many against Russia,

. the agency states. The officers. concerned were to And surprised and indignant their names had been used with- out their permission, but German forbade the censorship press publication of their denials. Reu- ter.

SOVIET MISSION'S WORK

within the first few days of war kan, 34 received Injuries to the THE SOVIET MISSION, SINCE and we remember Rotterdam face and body He was admitted ITS ARRIVAL HAS MADE We have been newly reminded of in a serious condition to the Kow-CLOSE CONTACTS WITH THE your habits by the hideous mas loon Hospital later. sacres in Belgrade and we know too well the bestial assault you are

The Police are investigating.

making upon the Russian peopleEDICAL "ADVICE

to whom our hearts go out in their valiant struggle.

Grisly Gang

"We will have no truce, nor parley with you or with the grisly gang who work your wick-

ON FOOD

BRITISH CHIEFS OF STAFF AND DEFENCE MINISTRIES, IT IS STATED IN LONDON;

General Golokov and Col. Dragun have now returned to Moscow to report, and thereafter The Minister of Food has ap-will return to the United King- pointed Lord Horder to be hlsdom. Meanwhile the work of the personal adviser on the medical Soviet Mission is procceding un- aspects of food problems. -Bri-interruptedly under Admiral tish Wircless.

2 Kharlamov. Reuters.goog

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