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ARMY CO-OPERATION Turkey Is Still Puzzled

SQUADRONS WORK

TREMENDOUSLY

LONDON, June 8 (Reuter)-Although the planes of the Army Co-operation Squadrons are not often in" the news, they. RID tremendous workers. So far, most of the alr news has been about the bombers and fighters, which hit the enemy, and prevent him from hitting us. But all the time, the special work of the co- operation 'p'anes continues.

They work on a shallow front,

War Office May 24, 1940

being chiefly used for observation LONDON GAZETTE. from the air, short reconnaissances and keeping headquarters Inform- ed at the position and movements or the ground troopa,

The King has been graciously pleas-

The Military Medal

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At Italy's "Next Move"

ANKARA, June 8 (Reuter)—Turkey is still pussled at Italy and her "next move," and the Turkish press reflects the general feeling when it unanimously emphasizes that Turkey will side with the Allies if Mussolini comes off the fence and joins Hitler.

news-

The influential Turkish paper Yenisabah says that if Italy enters the war the status que the Mediterranean will certainly be upset.

Turkey's duty is to stand faith- fully and mequivocally respect its płędges to the Alles.

Turkey cannot have any but sincere feelings of sympathy and

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CARINTHIA TORPEDOED BY U-BOAT CREAM GAB.

LONDON, June 8.(Rauter)-Tne

friendliness to the Allies in these Admiralty - announces that the CREAM PALM BEACH*

"dificult" moments,

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ed to approve of the undermentioned award for gallant and distinguished The Allies and the Germans services in action in connection with both use a similar type of 'plane. recent operations: so that the work seems to dictate the type to be employed. They are high-wing manoplanes with Gallagher, The Lancashire Fusiliers. special wing devices enabling them to work from small landing grounds near the front,

LESS GLORY

REGULAR ABMY

Cel, temp. Brig.) H. H. Rich, Ind. i Army. retains the temp. rank of Brig. " whilst empid as B Bde. Comdr.

temp. Dec. 20, 1939.

Col. R. M. M, Lockhart, M.C., Ind. army, is granted the temp. rank of Brie. whilst emple, as a Dir. (temp),

There is hardly any air work more difficult or more dangerous ur with less, glory attached to it. The planes work amid a hall of Dec. 20, 1939 shells and bullets. They

Col. J. E Elleams, late R.AM.C. are a

ада remains brey for fighters which can gt at retires May 28, 1940,

empid them, for they

concentrate must on the ground below them andrem RAM.C.. to be 'Col. May 28, Lt. Col. (aetg. Cal), A. A. M. Davies.

time to have little to

to 1940, with seniority Dec. 26, 1937. kwatch for enemy aircraft.

The difficulties of telling where TOODS are while a battle is going on ure tremendous. Various curi- uus thethods have been used in overcome this pro-

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They do not appear in the news very orten, "but when a big battle like the present one Is joined. a great responsibility rests on them. If the Alles hold the Germans. it will he partly as a result of their work,

ON THE NARVIK FRONT

1.

The undermentioned Lt-Cois, to be Cols. Ind. Army:---

E. W. D. Vaughan, M.C., Feb. 3. 1940, with seniority July 1. 1938,

J. O. Bruce, D.S.O., M.C., Feb. 28, 1940, with seniority Jan. 1, 1938.

Commands and Staff

Gen. Sir W. Edmund Ironside, G.C.B., C.M.G. D.5.0.. Col. Comdt. RA.. A.D.C.. from C.LG.S., to be C.- In-C.. Home Forces. May 27. 1940.

Gen Bir Jakım G. Dil KCB. CMG. D.S.O., Col. E LAR. R. from V.C.1.G.S.. to be 0.1.0.8. May 27, 1940.

Royal Regiment of Artillery

Lt-Cal HR F. Rouquette, M.C. on completion of tenure in Regt rank. of Lt. Col. is placed on the h.p. list. May 29, 1940.

Maj. W. F. Brazier, MC.. to be Lt Col May 29, 1940.

Corps of Royal Engineers Maj. Gen. H 5. Gaskell, 0.B.. D.SO. ret. pay, is apptd. Col. Cordt.

PARIS, June 8 (Reuter)-A Nor wegian High Command coramuni- que issued by the Norwegian Lega- tion here states that pressure, un enemy position, the Narvik re- May 17, 1940, vice Gen. Sir Bindon gion continues,

Blood. GCB., G.C.V.O.. ret, pay, de

"North of Rombakken our de- ceased tachments mude progress at various points and improved their positions."

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Col. H. O. Curtla D.S.O. M.C., to be Maj-Gen. JBD. 1. 1940, with seniority July 18, 1998. ¡Substituted for the notifn, in the Gazette of Mar. 29, 1940).

Commands and Staff

The undermentioned relinquish their appts.-

paper concludes, still has the ful- lest faith in the final vistory of the Allies,

GENERAL WITHDRAWAL BUCHAREST, June 8 (Reuter) Travellers from Russia arriving at Kishnter, on the Bessarabian fron- tler, report a general withdrawal

Carinthia was U-boat.

Two officer and two ratings were killed; the rest of the rew war the were saved. Before the Carinthia

¿ Cunard-White star liner.

Was

Over 200 officers and men of the

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of troops From the Caucasian Carinthia were landed from frontier towards the Ukraine to warship last night. A further 100 arrive in another. reinforce the troops in Galicia are due to (Poland),

Tessel.

This appears to be in conformity with the better understanding be- tween the Soviet and Turkey,

RUSSIA AND TURKEY LONDON, June 8 (Reuter)--The Istanbul correspondent of the News Chronicle reports that both

Russia and Turkey have with- drawn their heavy troop concen- trations which have been massed, for the past two months in "the Caucasian mountains région.

The Carinthia remathea afloat- scine time after being torpedved. After the crew had been taken an attempt oft by two warships was made to tow the vessel to port but as she was sinking stea- dily the tow popes had to be cut.

ITALIAN AIR MAIL

The withdrawal took place dur- ROME, June 9 (Reuter)--It is ing the week and is made as a ges-announced that the weekly atr ture of good faith..

mall service between Italy and Russia's open support of vir- South America will now function tually unprotected Yugoslavia has only once a month. The depar- received a very warm welcome inture dates at the planes will not

be made public..

Turkey.

Choice Before

Italy Is

Discussed By The Times

LONDON, June 1 (Reuter)--Discussing the cholce before Italy. The Times this morning writes that when Italy was

in about to enter the war against Germany 1914, Mussolini proudly proclaimed she was intervening in the name of inter- national right.

He certainly will not be able to make such a claim if he now brings in his country on the side of a predatorý nation whose only law is to crush and despoil those weaker than herself, The Times says: "Prosperity and the independence of other nations are the very last result that could possibly follow, a German victory, yet, Mussolini is apparently deter- mined to promote, if he can, 稳 Mal-Gen WP. H HD, C.B.. triumph from which his Own C.M.G, D.8.0. (697), ret. pay (Res. of

country would immediately and On.. as Maj. Gen. 1/e Admin April inevitably be the loser."

Maj. Gen. A. L Ransome, C.B., D.S.O., M.C. T12822), ret, pay (Res, of Off). as a Comdr. Jan. 1. 1940. Sub stituted for the notifn. In the Gazetté of Mar. 8, 1940):

20. 1940.

The undermentioned made:-

appts, are

Gen. Sir John

G D K.C.B.. OMG.. D.S.O.. Col. E. Lan, R. from Comdr., to be spec, empld. April 22. 1940.

Maj. Gen. H. O. Curtis, D.9.0. M.^. to be a Comdr. Jan. 1. 18940. (Sub- stituted for the notifn. in the Gazette at Pet 6. 1940).

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Maj. Gen. E, O. Lewin.. C.B. C.M.G. D.S.C. (6088), ret, pav Res of om).

Postulating Italian interven- tion, the newspaper says this would offer a challenge, invit- ing overpowering resistance from all forces which alti- mately will be ranged behind the civilisation and culture of the West.

Ultimately it could not succeed but it is plain already to the whole world that success. were it

from a Comdr., to be Maj-Gen. 1/c.possible, or failure would equally Admin. Apr. 26. 1940.

Mal-Gen A. E. Percival, D.5.0. OBE. M.C., from a Comdr. to be spec, empid Apr. 22, 1940.

Mal-Gen D. F. Anderson, C.B. C.M.G.. D.S.O.. from a comdr. to be spec. empld. May 14, 1940.

Col. (temp. Brig.) E. D. H. Tot lemach, DS.O. M.C., A.D.C., from Comdr., to be Comdr., and is grant ed the actg. rank of Maj-Gen, April 120, 1940.

Cal. (temp. Brig. A. E. Williams, |DBO., M.C. from a Comdr. 'to be a Comdr. and is rarited the actg. rank of Ma)-Ġep. May 10, 1940.

Royal Regiment of Arillery La-Col. C. L. Ö. Tayleur, D.8.0., on completion of tenure of sery, in Regti. rank of Lt. Col. remains on full pay (super-numerary), May 24, 1940.

Mai H. M. Stanford. M.C.. to be Lt. Col. May 24, 1940.

Corpy of Royal Engineers Capt. J. Murray, B.Sc., to be Maj. May 25, 1940.

HOME COMMAND

ו

mean a catastrophe for Italy.

NO QUIVERING

The Dally Express says there is

no quivering here because of Mus- solini's wavering."

事

We still hope for peace with our friends. the Italian people. But II Mussolin! decides on war, we have beneftted immensely from the prolonged warning he has given us.

The Daily Mall declares that if to make war Mussolint were against the Allies he will be fol- lowing Berlin's advice,

CONTE VERDE SHANGHAI, June 8 (Reuter)— The Lloyd Triestina liner Conte Verde, which was scheduled to sall for Italy tomorrow (Sunday) morning, via Hongkong. has been ordered to remain in Shanghai.

SAILING CANCELLED " SAN FRANCISCO, June 8 (Reyter) -The agent of the Italian steam- ship companies announces 'that] the Italian freighter Leme, which should sall today, will remain, at Astoria, Oregon

CHANGES LONDON. June 8 Reuter) Several changes in the various

Another Italian ship. the Fella. Home Cornmands were announced in the South Atlantic, will remain by the War Office today.

in a South American port. General Sir Robert Gordon-

BERLIN, Jane 7 (Reuter)-Mar- Finlayson becomes G.O.C., Western shal de Bong, who was the first: Command.

commander of the Italian cam- Major-General D. F.. Anderson-paign in Ethopia, has been en- becomes G.0.0, Northern Com- trusted with the Supreme com- mand. instead of General Sir mand of the group of armies of the south, according to a Rome Major-General F. Neame is ap- despatch to the official news pointed Adjutant-General rank of Acting Lieutenant-Gen- eral.

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WASHINGTON, June 9 (Reuter> The death occurred today Admiral Hugh Rodman,

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