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CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES IN IRAQ: REBELS ACCEDE FULLY TO BRITISH TERMS

CAIRO. June 2 "{Reuter)-Axis" prisoners in Iraq are to be Interned, according to the official" terms of the Armistice dic- tated by the British General Officer Commanding.

The teams are: (1) Cessation of hostilities; (2) Return of Iraqi troops to their peacetime stations, including the garrison at Ramade; (3) British prisoners to be released, Axis prisoners to be interned in Iraq, while Iraqi prisoners are to be handed over to the Regent.

It is understood that the new Anglo-Irsal Treaty. Iraq Government will accede

the British request to transit of British troops Iraq.

It is also pointed out that the Armistice does not alter the Bri-

LOOTING & FORCING SAFEGUARDS

ers, if any,

It is

the

emphasised that there IS

since there has been no declara. tion or war. The Armistice Wär s'gned by representatives of the

PATIENCE URGED

ON TROOPS

Patience and ardent prepara- tions are urged on the troops un- der his command by Lieut-Gen- eral McNaughton in the Canadian Regimental Magazine, says British Wireless.

FINANCE

GENERAL

BELGIAN CHILDREN FAINT FOR THE WANT OF FOOD

Food is so scarce in Belgium that "children are fai ting in the schools," according to Dr. Paul Van Zeeland, former Belgian Premier.

The need is not just for this or that type of food, but for everything," he said in an interview in San Francisco.

"Many of us have now been in The suffering of starvation, how, "No," he replied, "she cannot. The the United Kingdom for 18 mon-ever, could be prevented by the German grip is too strong. The setting up of neutral food com- Germans are very thorough, very ths or more. We have been engag-inittees to import needed provi-methodical, you The terms apply to the whole of tish Government's relations withed in developing our fighting

know. Freedom Iraq.

Iraq within the framework of the organisation, perfecting individual signs from abroad, he belleves, can come only through a military

And the flow of food could be re- defeat of Germany." training" and learning to work

stricted to Belgians "in the same Could Belgium take advantage to The release of Iraq and Axis together as a team. allow the prisoners is conditional on

"But over and beyond this a way that a bank of issue controls of an internal revolution within Germany? There will be no in- through prior release of all British prison. very important responsibility has the now of its notes"

To the formier Premier. the ternal revolation in Germany, un- been placed on our shoulders-to

this country against any economic reference to "banks of less the Nazis suffer a military guard

as natural as "profit defest.” issue" was no question of a peace treaty attempt which the Germans may

Could the legal Belgian govern. make at invasion We have not and loss" to "an average business

man. For it was to him, a former ment aid the nation by returning had the satisfaction of great

vice governor of the Natiopaj Bank from London to Brussels? "The military accomplishments against

of Belgium, that King Leopold government cannot return. It is the enemy which has been the

threats of internménů. Drag Committee who assumed con- fortune of forces from our sister, turned in 1935 to lead Belgium out not that trol in Baghdad and whose leading dominions whose performance in

of economic chaos.

frighten them. The Germans stm- spirit is the Mayor.

The Belgian "economic wizard" ply will not allow them to return battle has gained the admiration

had prepared for his job of leader-

Could the German conquest have of all,

ship as a student at Princeton been staved off it. King Leopold are "Nevertheless. we

assured

University-as a professor--at the had not surrendered? "No, noti that in remaining alert and on

after month, University of Louvain in Belgium more than a few hours, and ever guard

month for useful contribution has been made and as a director of the National then thousands of men would have Bank of Belgium at the age of 34. been needlessly slaughtered. The For two years, from 1935 to 1937. capitulation came because the Bel- gians had no more equipment. the one vital citadel the retention then resided after an economie no more supplies. It was a mik-

"Here in England, we garrison he directed. Belgium's "New Deal"

dispate.

tary necessity." "But international disputes are

As for the future, Dr. Van Zee-" forgotten in Belgium today." Van land is long on hope and short on Zeeland emphasised. "They are predictions. "TO kacy what is petty squabbles in the face of the going to happen when the war greater need for throwing off. Ger- ends would require a major pro many, regalning Belgian freedom."phet," he grinned, "and I am not

GERMAN GRIP

even a minor one."

But today, the 47-year-old form- Will Belgiumn regain this free- dom by revolution, he was askeder head of one of the world's oldest

natioris, an exile from his home land; 1s doing what he can to serve humanity in the crisis.

to the cause for which we bear

arms.

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MOSUL OIL FIELDS VICRY, Junę 2 (Reuter-The Additional Defence Regulations Mosul oll fields are intact. states relating to looting and kindred a Baghdad dispatch received hero- offences and the forcing of safe- The situation is quiet in the guards-any party of His Majesty's Iraq capital. where the Police had forces posted for the purpose of no trouble during the past protecting any premises or place hours. were announced in the Government!

REGENT IN BAGHDAD Gazette.

They are as follows:

CAIRO, June 2 (Reuter)Fight. 19A-(1) Any person who endeang ceased in Iraq at 8 am. yes- yours to force a safeguard shalt be terday following the signing of the

·lable to suffer death or imprison-Armistice on Saturday night.e- meuit for life, or on summary con- [cording to Iraqi sources which also viction, imprisonment for a term freport that the Regent entered There has been a drop in the not exceeding twelve months. Baghdad yesterday morning

price of rice at Yungan during The staple Boythe past few days. safe in food is now sold at $1 per catty

(2) No person shal! be comi

It is understood that the mitted for trial at the Supreme King Feisal of Iraq is Court for any offence alleged to Baghdad. have been committed. against this! regulation except with the consent

of the Attorney General.

Earlier reports from unconfirm- ed source had asserted that the six-year-old Feisal was carried

of which decides the war. I know It is hard to stand and walt but at present this continues to be necessary."

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TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1941, -PAGE

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NO COLOURING MATTER

NO INJURIOUS INGREDIENTS

Bombed Medical Supplies In Kunming To Be Replaced

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WASHINGTON" (By Cipper); The Chinese Red Cross has ap-. pealed to the United China Relief for replacement of the medical supplies and equipment of its southwest headquarters in Kunming which were destroyed in a Japanese air raid last April,

The United China Rellet has re- Mr Jolin Earl Baker, formerly plied that efforts would be made represenung the American Red to provide funds to repair the Cross in China, who recently was Kunming headquarters building named traffic manager of the and replace the destroyed sup- Burma Road by Generalissimo Alles. It has also indicated that 20 Chiang

Kai-shek notified the trucks and medical supplies, pro- United China Rellef thai the fugees, he directs the settlement vided through the American Bur- greatest immediate problem. on

homeless groups. And as a

eau for Medical Ald to China, one the road was for trucks and re- visiting professor with the Car of the seven agencies co-operat-pair stations to keep the long linc begie Corporation, he works to dis- ins in the United China Relief of supplies flowing from Rangoon perso the "shortsightedness and campaign, are on their way from Inland to Chungking and other $1310 triertia" international affairs America to Rangoon.

which he believed paved the way to the second World war.

HONGKONG SHARE QUOTATIONS

(3) In this regulation the ex-by Raschid Ali in the latter's fight STOCK EXCHANGE, pression "safeguard" means any party of His Majesty's forces post-

ed for the purpose proveling, cr of preventing or controlling error of the Mosu area. where access to any Premises or place, the ol wells le, has througcut or for the purpose of regulating been.

Raschid to traffic on any road, railway or in-movements. Therefore, it is con-

$1310)

All's

.

3.

SHAREBROKERS»

ASSOCIATION

to Iran.

It is also learned that the Gov-

Војски

Bellers Saler Nomina

SATURDAY

Bj Beitra S

Nemin-

31 MAY.

Banks

opposed

H. Banks.....

£79

Do. Col. Reg.)

£76

land navigation, and includes any sidered in usually "well-informed sentry being a member of the said circles that the Iraq trouble forces pasted for any of the pur-virtually ended.

Do. (Lon. Reg.)....

EST

Chartered Banks......

211

$21

229 Mercantile Bks. "A". Morcantile Hka. "**. Bank of East Asia...

871

16 et

$290

poses aforesaid.

(4) A person sentenced to death

after conviction an indictment of

an offence against this regulation MEDITERRANEAN

shall be dealt with in like manner

as persons convicted on indictment AERIAL ACTIVITY $176.

of murder.

LOOTING OFFENCES '34A(1) If in an area which

has been subjected to

attack by

N. C. & S. Banku.....

Insurances

Canton Insurance. ----- $406 Union Taarancés.......

Underwriters

-31

$128 Douglases

$8

Steamboats

the enemy, whether by means of

aircraft or otherwise, or in way

1. !

£79

£76

£子

$420

$405

AS chairman of the inter

government committee

or

for Te-

according to Chinese Press reports quoting Chungking reports..

Chinese centers,

"Indusco."

another agency, co- operating in the United China Rellet campaign; has drawn up plats, with the help of American It is added that a shipment of engineers, to establish, service sta- American warplanes recently ar- tions for truck repairs every 100 rived in Chungking from Manila miles along the Burma Road. The via the Yunnan-Burmä highway transport needs described by MI.. but, that they have not yet been Baker will be met with a part of 100 American "pilots assembled for use. More ship- the 1.8.$5,000,000 DOW being

AMERICAN PILOTS

FOR CHINA

SHANGHAI, JUhe 2 (Reuter)

70 ota More than

$178

H.K. Fires

Shipping

117

AXIS LOSE SEVEN

Indo-China

(Prol.)..

$80

PLANES TO R.A.F.

162

24

Indo-Chinas (Del) ...

$80

41/3

CAIRO, June 2 (Reuter)-"Sever

Shells $6.35 Waterbosta

41/3

364

$961

$5

$14.80

44

$251

11/0

$8

the

$90

$14.70 $15

$2.85

area, to which this regulation has enemy planes were destroyed by been applied by orner of the Gov-the RAF during patrols over

British ships in the Mediterranes ernor. any person

(a)

steals ary article from pre-on Saturday. mises which have been damaged Aerodromes at Maleml and by war operations or vacated by Heraklon in Crete and at Ben- reason of attack by the enemy or ghazi in Libya were also bombed. in, conséquence of any authorised" Thëse facts are

given in directions given for the purpose of following R.A.F. communique: meeting or bindering any actual or apprehended attack by ine "enemy ar of protecting persons and "Mediterranean.-R.A.F fighters Property from the dangers in-maintained defensive patrols over volved in any such attack; or British ships in the Mediterranean (b) steals any article which has throughout, Saturday, During been left exposed or unprotected these patrols they destroyed five as a consequence of war opera-German Junkers-88 bombers, one Italian Savola-79 bomber and one

tions or

MEDITERRANEAN

(c) enters any premises, damages other Italian. bomber, and dam- any property, assaults any per-aged other Junkers-88 so severely son or is found with any offensive that "a number of them are un- weapon or house-breaking Instru- likely

ment, with intent to commit any bases.

to have regained their

832

offence punishable by imprison- "At Stax in. Tunisia, an Italian $15.90 ment with hard labour for more ship, previously attacked on May than three years, be shall be liable 30, was again

for life or on, summary conviction on the vessel were followed by. imprisonment for a term not ex- clouds of black, smoke. ceeding twelve months..

(2) No person shall be com- mitted" for

trial at the Supreme "Crete.-Aerodromes at Malemi "Court for any offence alleged to and Heraklion were again heavily have been committed against this bombed during the night of May regulation except with the consent

of the Attorney General

30-31: Three enemy aircraft were. set on fire at Malemi and at Heraklion. A number of fires, accompanied by heavy explosions,

(3) The Govenor may by order were started near the runways direct that this regulation shall and among aerodrome, buildings.

apply to any ares in which, in his Six Junkers-88

on the ground

opinion, there is, or is likely to be. were machine-gunned

to suffer death or imprisonment chine-gunned.

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special difficulty in preserving aged.

public order by reason of any mea-

sures taken for the purpose of

bombed and ma- Three direct hits

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H.K. Tramways......................

Peak Trams (old)..

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China Lights (0)..... $5.70 China Lights

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are now en route to China toments of American aircraft are raised in the campaign in this serve with the Chinese Air Force, said to be expected shortly.

country.(Central, News).

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meeting or hindering any actual ¦ Cyrenaica.—Benghazi was at- or apprehended attack by the tacked by our bomber aircraft enemy.

during the night of May 30-31.

(4) in this regulation the ex-Bombs were observed bursting on pression "Authorised directions" the Cathedral Mole and on the means any order or directions made Julian Mole.

or given in the exercise of powers conferred by these regulations or

made or given by any officer of

His Majesty's forces

ABYSSINIA

“Abyssinia.—South Airlean, bomb-

ers attacked enemy motor trans-

(5) A person sentenced to death port, tents and

bulldings Dear

after conviction on indictment of Ghimbi. Bombs were seen to fall

an offence against this regulation on large buildings, huts and park-

shall be dealt with in like mannered motor transport.

as persons convicted on indictment

of murder.

"From all the above operations,

tour of our aircraft are missing."

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