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U-BOAT 29

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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

THIRD TERM VOTE

FOR ROOSEVELT Decoration California Primary For Kuala

Elections Result

SPECIAL TO THE "TELKGĦAPH" WASHINGTON, May. 8 (UP),-- Supporters of a third-term candidacy for President Roosevelt have won on easy victory In the primary elections} in California,

Of the 80 delegates, 44 voted for} President Roosevelt, the remaining candidates receiving only 38 votes between them.

In Florida, the New Deal candidate) who will support a third-term for President Roosevelt has secured on cany majority from the other Ave condidales,

Republican candidates have 518- fuined several defeats in Indiana.

· POPE'S ADDRESS TO NEWLY-WEDS

VATICAN CITY, May 8 (Reuler). -The possiblity of the war spread- ing to other countries was referred to by the Pope in an actress to several thousand newly-married couples at the Vatican to-day

His Holiness declared: "If hunian efforts do not now seem strong enough to secure a prompt establiment of a just, loyal and lasting peace, men can still pray for divine intervention in unite once again in penee their children who have been so cruelly divided."

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LONDON, May 8 (Reuter). —RA.F. awards for Norwegian operations included n Distinguished Service Order for Squadron Leader John William Donaldson who was leader of the squadron, which brought down 14 German planes in one day during opera. tion at Andalsnes.

Squadron Lender Donaldson was born at Kuala Lumpur in 1910.

May 9, 1940.

DETERMINATION UNDIMINISHED

Swiss Newspapers On

Britain's Spirit'.

LONDON, 'May 8 (Reuter)-The Swiss newspapers this morning dis- -cuss the politient situation.

The Berne "Tribune de' Gonavo" says that a sense of past errors merely confirms the British people in their determination to pursue the struggle with increased and untiring energy. They will hot lay their arms before the victory is final.

Warning To Hitler

The acceptance of the Government's. Anancial plans proves that they will All the Bccept every sucrifice.. criticisms tend in the same direction: to strengthen the means placed at the disposal of the High Command in to break the German with of crder hegemony and to compel her to dis- ♦♦♦4 gorge her gains.

Of the 14 German aircraft, six were shot down and eight' others put out of action.

Trondheim Story

Told To King

The "Jurnal de Geneve' says that 1er will doubtless recognise his

rapid conquesta as no guarantee of final victory, However these con- quests will flatter the German amour Paget was received in audience to-fistory has always shown, says the day by His Majesty King George VI paper, that those who over developed to whom he gave a first hand account power on the continent are ultimately of the British withdrawal from the defeated by their adversaries who

LONDON, May 8 (UP)-Generni propre,

Trondheim ares.

dunluate the occan.

WHAT WE LOST THROUGH NORWEGIAN ATTACKS

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH”.

LONDON, May 8 (UP)—An Admiralty communique to- day disclosed that six naval trawlers were sunk as a result of CAIRO, May (Reuter) was disclosed to-day that the Expytlan aerial attacks during the evacuation from the Trondheim area. Arab Legion andi Egypt's Arst

Four Scuttled Bedeuln Cavalry Army

During to-day's debate in the House fof Commons it was also revealed that LONDON, May 8 (Reuter}-The endy for service,

to the present they have been perhaps the greatest loss during the Admiralty announces the loss of six distributed among the western desert Norwegian campaign was the sinking naval trawlers during the Trondheim

Levacuation. ouses.

of a supply ship carrying anti-aircraft Two were sunk after air attacks The Legion, which is armed with

four so damaged by air attacks and rites, datters, grenades and is by à U-bout off Namsos, ollicered by Bedouins, hos been An airdrome in the region, just that it was not considered advisable Chancellor of the Exchequer about to leave for the House of Commons organised to wage guerilla warfare. erected for the use of British fight-for them to attempt the North Sea crossing. They were accordingly An offelal picture Destroyers into the Bay

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14-hour raid by German Casualties among the personnel

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