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GENERAL

ROOSEVELT TAKES OATH OF OFFICE M. LAVAL TIPPED AS NEW

37. RAIDERS DESTROYED

TO BECOME THE FIRST THIRD-TERM PRESIDENT

OVER MALTA Country Warned Of Danger

Of Inaction In

In Inaugural

MALTA, - Jan. 31 (Reuter)--The firmness of the people here in the face of repeated attacks Was illustrated by a telegram sent by the Governor to the Colonial Secretary, Lord Lloyd.

It reads: "Maita has taken а very heavy toll of the enemy In recent attacks. The spirit of the people of Malta is as strong as ever."

A total of 17 enemy aircraft were destroyed here on Sunday, it,

is now offefally announced.

This makes the tota; enemy losses in three days to 37 destroy- ëd for certain, five probably`des- troyed and nine damaged.

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LONDON, Jan. 21 (Reuter)-The Vichy communique that Marshal Petain and M. Laval have composed their differences

probably indicates that the "Petain Line" has been breached. writes Reuter's Diplomatic correspondent.

would seem to be the result of continuous German pressure and

I M. Laval, as announced, has 'been able to clear and allay the "misunderstandings" "that led to his summary. dismissal and im- prisonment. Just five weeks ago

Address: Armed Man Held further, Berlin pressure designed to

1

who

ITALIAN PRISONERS ARRIVE IN INDIA BOMBAY, Jan. 21 (Reuter) put him back in the Cabinet may Four hundred officers are in- WASHINGTON, JAN. 21 (REUTER)—PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

cluded in the second contingent be expected.

Italian Nothing has been published in of 4,000 TOOK THE OATH OF OFFICE AT 1 P.M. THUS BECOMING THE

prisoners FIRST UNITED STATES THIRD-TERM PRESIDENT. MR. HENRY Vichy regarding the new office for arrived from the Western Desert WALLACE, THE NEW

M. Laval but Berlin has already and sent to an inland camp. VICE-PRESIDENT, TOOK MINUTE EARLIER. GREAT CHEERING AND

tipped him off as "Foreign Minis- APPLAUSE AC-

One Italian officer paid tribute ter in a Flandin Cabinet" which to the British mechanised forces CLAIMED EACH CEREMONY,

one assured is the role Germany saying that the Italian anti- wants to see assigned to him.

tank guns were useless against It is possible that merr Hitler the British tanks and that most was waiting for this "reconcilla-of the prisoners "had no tion" before he met Signor Musso- than three days fighting.

the role to be as- have an

THE

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A

In-

The President, in his inaugural address, said: "On each auguration 'Day, the American people have renewed their sense of dedication to the United States In this day the task of the people is to save that nation and its institutions from disruption from without, To us, there has come a time in the midst of swift 1ini. because happenings to pause for moment to take stock-to recall what signed to France must our place in history has been, and to re-discover what we are and

what we may be

important influence on all imme- dlate and future plans of the Axis in the Mediterranean.

more

JAP. PLANES BOMB FREIGHT TRAIN

If we do not, we risk a real peril of inaction "The lives of nations are determined not by the count of years but by the lifetime of inuman spirit. The life of man is three It looks as though this theatre TOKYO, Jan. 21 (Reuter}-Jap- score years and ten, a little more, a little less. The life of a na- of the war is entering more and anese naval aircraft yesterday tion is the fullness of the measure of its will to live. There are more largely into German calcula-morning blew up a freight train

mea-

men who doubt this. There are men who believe that democracy. tions as a form of government and a frame of life is limited or sured by a kind of mystical and artificial fate; that for some un- explained reason tyranny and slavery have become the surging wave of the future, and that freedom is an ebbing tide. "But we Americans know that so valiantly and so triumphantly such is not true. Democracy is to establish.

we have seen

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west of Kwangsin in the

as

north- NO CHANGE IN POLICY. west of Klangs! province, It was VICHY, Jan. 21 (Reuter) The announced here.

The Japanese dive-bombed on Petain-Laval meeting involves no well-informed change in policy, according to the train, blowing up several cars

quarters here

23 well destroying railway reported by the Havas agency.

tracks and warehouses near the not dying. We know It because "The preservation of the spirit

The agency says:

"In well-town.. It revive and and faith of nations does and will informed quarters it is declared grow. We know that it cannot furnish the highest justification that the evergrowing prestige of dle because it is built on the for every sacrifice we may make Petain throughout France, has al- unhampered initiative of indivi- in the cause of national defence. towed him to take auch an fiftia- dual men and women joined to In the face of perils never before tive while in no way modifying gether In a common enterprise-encountered our strong purpose the internal or external policies. an enterprise undertaken and is to protect and to perpetuate "It is added that the Marshal. carried through by a tree expres- the integrity of democracy. For who remains at the head of sion of thought.

this we must muster the spirit France, occupied or free, as well of America, the faith of America. as beyond the seas, has complete

FORWARD POLICY

and absolute authority which 1s "We do not retreat; we are not recognised by all" content to stand still As Ameri cans we go forward in the service of our country by the will of God, to the end (Cheers).

"We sense that it is still spread ing on every continent-for it is! thể mong humane the most ad- vanced and in the end the most unconquerable of all" forms numan society.

MIND OF NATION

BERATI BOMBED BY R.A.F.

Activity Restricted "In Africa

"A nation, like a person, has u Mighty cheers swelled up from mind--a mind that must be kept the multitude in the Plaze be-

· informed and alert, that must neath the Capitol's sun-flecked know itself, that understands the dome.35 the President reached.; hopes and needs of its neign the concluding passage of his bours all other nations that live Inaugural speech After the within the narrowing circle of speech, the President, before re- the world and a nation, ilke entering his car to return to the CAIRO, Jan 21 (Reuter)-Wea- a person, has something deeper, White House, waited in the white-ther conditions in eastern Libya something more permanent, pillared pavilion which had been on Sunday restricted air 'opera- something larger than the sum specially erected in front of the tions considerably, but RAF. air- of all its parts.

Capitol for today's ceremonies craft carried out a number of "It is that something which and stood with the multitude as reconnaissance and fighter patrois matters most to its future, which the band played the national] in the forward area, It' was an calls forth the most sacred guard- anthem,

nounced in a communique from

ing of its present. It is a thing Observers noted that President R.A.F. headquarters in the Middle for which we find it difficult, even Roosevelt looked more than usualEast. impossible, to hit upon in a single ly serious" before he

took the In Albania, a successful raid

simple word and yet we all under bath. He was also unusually was made cn Berati, where high

stand what it is the spirit and strong in emphasis throughout | explosive and incendiary bombs the faith of America

his address, but afterwards he fell on military concentrations

"It is the product of centuries. greeted friends gally and appear- and motor transport... Democratic aspiration IS nut aed to be th the best of spirits. Buildings in

the east of the mere recent happening in human Several members of Mr. Roose-town were also hit, several, fires history It is human history. velt's. family, including his being started,

It permeated the ancient life of mother, witnessed the historic In Italian East Africa an attack early peoples, it blazed anew minauguration from the pavilion, was made motor transport

the Middle Ages, it was written over which the President's' own and gun positions south-east 01 in the Magna Carte. ·

blue and gold flag waved with Tessenet on the night of Jan. 18- the Stars and Stripes."

19. All bombs fell in the target area but the results could not be allfully observed.

IRRESISTIBLE IMPACT

"In the Americas, Its impact has been irresistible. Those who first

FREEZING WEATHER Thousands of visitors from

KENYA-ABYSSINIA

Cap- Yibo

came here to carry out the long over the country, including Ings of their spirit and the large contingent from Canada, NAIROBI, Jan, 21 (Reuter) millions who followed and the left crowded hotels and homes South African troops have stock that sprang from them, all curly yesterday to attend the tured prisoners in the E have moved forward constantly augural ceremonies, many of area north of Dukana on the and consistently towards an ideal them wrapped in rugs and furs Kenya Abyssinia front. accord which in itself has gained in because the weather was freezinging to an official communique stature and charity with earthly cold though the sun was shin-issued here. generation.

"We know that we still have

ing brightly. A

After the Church service. „ Pre- far to go and that we must more sident Roosevelt and family. greatly build security and oppor- turned to the White House in an tunity, for the knowledge at every open car.. and were enthusiast!- citizen is in a measure justiñed by cally cheered by the crowds lining

POLISH SUBMARINE

LAUNCHED

LONDON, Jan. 21 (Reuter)

the resources and capacity of the the runte The President later A new submarine named Sokol land, but it is not enough to left the White House and drove to replace the famous polish achieve these purposes alone, for up the broad beflagged Pennsyl-submarine Orzel has been launch there is also the spirts

vania Avenue to the Capitol amid ed "somewhere in the north." "If the spirit of America were more cheering throngs.

General Sikorski, the Polish killed even though

advised the nation's The various ceremonies had a Premier, taking it over, body and mind, constricted in an the colour of past inaugurations Polish sailors to emulate the vir

meaning tues of the British; sailor.

new

allen world, lived on, the Ameri- but there was 2. can we know would have perish- owing to events abroad, ed. That spirit, that faith, speaks

to us in our daily lives in ways

that

ara, often

unnoticed.

CITY" CROWDED Washington was 50 crowded It that some visitors who came by

speaks to us from other nations car brought trailers in which to

of this hemisphere and from those live, and railway companies tem-

across the sea, enslaved as well as free,

The Orzel escaped from Gdynia and reached Britain after * month of hair breadth" escapes She was

later "presumed lost."

porarily housed passengers in dent, the third car and Mr. and "Pullman cities" in raliway yards. Mrs, Henry Wallace followed. "Sometimes we fail to hear or Thousands of people stamped Chief Justice Hughes, adminla

us and shouted as Mr. Roosevelt tered the oath to President Roose-- 15 waved his silk hat to the crowd velt, who was standing bare.

along the route to the Capitol. beaded. The crowd WIE estimated at

heed these voices because to the privilege of our freedom such an old, old story"

SACRED FIRE

Recalling President Washing- 75,000.

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ton's first inaugural address In An escort of Police and Secret the closing stages of the presl 1789 when he spoke of the "pre-Servicemen servation of the sacred fire of Roosevelt as he drove to the An unidentified man, carrying liberty and the destiny of the Capitol accompanied by Mr. Sama loaded revolver, was arrested republican model of government" Rayburn, Speaker of the House by secret service men in the Mr Roosevelt declared: "If we of Representatives, and Senator square fronting the White House lose that sacred fire, if we let it Barkley Democratic Leader of just before the President return

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