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BRITISH EMPIRE WILL FIGHT
UNTIL IT WINS
LONDON, June 16 (Reuter). It is stated in authoritative quarters in London to-night that at a time like the present, it is natural that there should be baseless rumours of peace proposals and negotiations.
It cannot be too clearly and definitely stated that Great Britain is firmly and re- solutely determined to continue the struggle until victory is won.
Even if France's resistance on land should be seriously weakened, she still has the most powerful navy in Europe after the British Navy. This great Allied Fleet is fully capable of enforcing a blockade which will become even more effective as the result of Italy's entry into the war.
Germany has used up her resources on a reckless scale in the present offensive and though her reserves may not yet be exhausted, unless she can defeat the British Empire and its allies within a few months, her chance of defeating them at all will vanlsh.
The tremendous reserves of the British and French Empires, together with those the United States have placed at the disposal of the Allies, will play a weightier
part with each week that passes. And as each week succeeds to week, the manpower,
of Britain will take its place in the struggle with ever-increasing momentum.
In the last few weeks, more men have been called up than in any correspond- ing period in British history, and the figure already attained is certain to be largely exceeded in future.
The production of aeroplanes, arms and ammunitions, continues to increase at great pace, and the supplies now arriving from America in substantial quantities will soon be coming as fast as British ports can deal with them.
Unlike the enemy, whose only hope of victory rests in defeating the Allies within a few weeks or months, Britain is prepared to continue the war just as long as it may be necessary to secure the downfall of her opponents, even though it may take years to accomplish the task.
In their unshakeable determination to achieve victory, no matter it what cost, the governments of the Empire have the united support of their people.
GERMANS POURING ACROSS FRANCE India Wants
TO COMPROMISE THE MAGINOT LINE
The first direction taken by the Germans was along the Marne from Meaux and La Ferte, where units pressing on Paris suddenly swerved castwards as the capital fell, pushing rapidly along the north and south banks of the river to Chalons, Vitry, St. Dizier, Chaumont, Langres and thence across to Vesone-a total distance of almost 130 miles.
Junction Effected
The second push from the Argonne Forest area was made along a line from the frontier at Montmedy through the Forest past famous Verdun-which the Panzer units skirted while artillery systematically bombarded the forts-to Toul, Mirecourt and Epinal, thence striking across country to effect a junction at Vesoul with the units operating from the Paris region..
These operations bring the German units behind the Maginot Line at a depth of about 70 miles.
Line Still
Intact
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APOLOGY
CHILDREN, LEAVE
FOR SAFETY ·
LONDON, June 16 (Reuter)-The ževacuation' of children from greater London to reception areas in the west country and south Wales continued to-day,
Thirty special trains carried over 17,000 children. They were по- companied by 1,500 adulls.
During the four days in which the Po.000 children have been removed from evacuation has been in progress, 75,-
London.
Although the German High Command claims that the Maginot Line has also On the 12th of June, 1940, we been breached along a broad front south of Saarbruecken, and that the citadel and published a report dealing with fortifications of Verdun have fallen, the French reports claim that the line is still the closure of Italian businesses in Hongkong, at the conclusion of intact, despite the heavy nature of the German attacks. In Alsace the Germans have which we stated as follows:- attacked near Neu Breisach (slightly north of Belfort).
"The other business firma run by Italians such as
Paris,
FANWISE NAZI ADVANCE
Nazis Using All They Have
River Crossed
"In Alsace and
Lorraine,
..and Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co., are nlso being watched and closed by the Authorities."
-BORDEAUX, June-17-(Reu-Į The German. High... Command bas "Elsewhere, he pushed advanced ter).-The following official thrown in no less than 2,500,000 men elements past Auxire in the direc We hereby admit and agree that Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co. review of the military situation into the battle on the Western Front tion of Clamecy and Avallon."
To the south of the plateau of Ltd., registered in England, and in France was given by the the entire available German forces.
Occupation forces in Poland rud Langres, Armoured columns and French radio commentator last other occupied countries must thus motorised units reached the region its subsidiaries, Marconi (China) night.
have been reduced to a strength suf-north of Dijon and Stone above Ltd., registered in Hongkong, and
Gray.
Marconi area behind Delent only to maintain order.
International Marine In the Normandy Paris, the Germans have taken #
Communication Co. Ltd., register-| stand on a line between Epernon and NEW YORK, June 16 (Reuter).— Chartres, 65 miles south-west of The Colombia Broadcasting Com- "Light elements crossed the river. ed in England, are British com-
ontirely the paules
managed and pany's correspondent at Bordeaux (It was reported yesterday that the reports that the French military movements prescribed by the French controlled by British subjects and second B.EF had taken up a line spokesman-announced this afternoon Command have been executed injare not in any way whatsoever. from Cherbourg, on the coast, 10, that the Germans had thrown allaccordance to orders,
Italian businesses or managed or Chartres to Orleans, Hoe which their available Lanies into the sweep "During the would protect the great French ing movement against
past two days there controlled by Italians. We also the Maginot have been numerous nerial battles admit that there is no truth arsenal at Brest on the northern tip Line.
On June 10, one of the Bay of Biscay).
On the Paris front, the French are brought down
sergeant alone In une battle five whatsoever in the statement that French armies which fought in the retreating to the south.
Italian planes. There were fighters these companies are being watch- front of Parts were able to carry out The Germans are not pursuing land two bombers." their withdrawals without
ed and closed by the Authorities. being them but instead are camping near harassed by the enemy,
Paris,
We hereby tender our deep apologies to these Companies' for
Capital
tal Calm
The capital remains calm and 'dignified under the occupation.
..
Still Resisting
June (Reuter) NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. theso false and damaging state-
10
BERLIN, While claiming that the Allled forces | The position in the Champagne west of Parls are exhausted, the area is obviously more serious follow-official newspaper admits that "in ing a new breaks through by German certain sections of the Maginot Line, Ponzer, unita.
stern resistance is being met with.”
This attack, which was carried out
Normandy Operations with powerful effectives, succeeded LONDON, June 10 (Reuter)-A In breaking the French positions at Chateau Thierry (on the Marne) and at the Mountain of Rheims.
The Germans then scattered in various directions advancing to the Yonne River along the Seine and to the Aube.
War Office communique states that details of the fighting operations In which the BEF. In Normandy ore engaged with the French Armies are not yet available. However, the operations are continuing.
NOTICE
HONG KONG TELEPHONE COMPANY, LIMITED,
Interim Dividend
French Airmen Carry On NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN LONDON, June 16 (Reuter),—A that an INTERIM DIVIDEND of
This advance was conilnued to as far as the region of Seos and French Air Ministry communique FOUR per cent (4%) for the six Troyes, 90 miles south-east of states that according to the French Parts.
radio "units of the Air Force
zon months ending 30th June, 1940, The most important efforts by the tinued energetic action on the whole amounting to FORTY cents per enemy were made in the region of of the battlefield.
sharo on the Fully Paid Up
ments and unreservedly withdraw such statements.
We also deeply regret that any such statement should have appeared in our papers.
KUNG SHEUNG YAT PO,
WAH KIU YAT PO,
TSUN WAN YAT PO,
TIN KHONG PO.
Journal.
Chaumont 90 miles behind the "The fighter groups carried out Maginot Line where the enemy covering missions and attacked the Shares and TEN conts per share troops advanced at colossal speed to enemy without respite and as far as Fort D'Atelier and further numerous victories.
won on the Partly Paid Up Shares of of the
the Company will be paid on north to the region situated east of Verdun.
The Germans advanced "fon-wise after breaking through in the Cham- pagne area.
"One of our fighter pilots alone MONDAY, the 8th July, 1940, on Hongkong
brought down five planes dung the day,
which date Dividend Warrants Fisheries The bombers operated over the may be obtained on, application at German back areas harassing the the Registered Office of the Com- Research
pany, Exchange floor.
Infantry columns and convoys."
Fronch Communique LONDON, Juno 18. (Reuter),--A
Violent Attack In Saår Early in the week-end, the Ger-] mank along the Siegfried Linoj launched a violent attack in the Saar French communique states, according The TRANSFER BOOKS of the area but all attempts to break the to the French wireless,: "Enemy Maginot Line falled.
attacks were renewed to-day on the Company will be CLOSED from WEDNESDAY, the 26th June to
On Saturday, the Germans launch whole front, h
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ed a new attack on the Maginot Line| To the west of Paris in the region SATURDAY, 6th JULY, 1940, both near Net Breisach, slightly north of of Lalgio, La Ferte, and Vidame, the Belfort and certain elements; suce attacks have been checked by our daya inclusivo. ceeded in occupying and holding a troops, who launched local counter- bridge-head across, the river.
attacks, talampally proudesta,
The results achieved by the To the aquth-east of Paris, the Germans in the last 72 hours could enemy" continued to only have been obtained by means enemy crossed the
and material:
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