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DESERT WARFARE TOTALITARIANS SPEED UP RADIO Activity PLANS FOR NEXT PHASE

On Libyan Front

By REYNOLDS PACKARD UNITED PRESS STAFF CORRESPONDENT ROME, June 26 (UP)-Italy is tuning up CAIRO, June 26 (Reuter); her war machinery for a prominent part in the

-An "unofficial" statement

Boston Beat Detroit Tigers

issued by General. Head- concerted axis attack on Britain. quarters says: "Patrol ac; The newspaper “Il Tevere" suggests that Italy will tivity continued

on the attack the British fleet in Egyptian waters while Cleveland Indians, leaders of the Libyan front in the coast Germany attacks the British Isles, but Signor Gayda defeat today at the hands of the New

sector towards Sidi Azeiz

and Bardia and in the south writes that Italy may send an expeditionary force as far as the oasis of participate in the attempted Channel invasion. Jarabub.

All, Egyptian citizens residing "Our patrols advanced in Rome have departed by special from Jarabub in a north-train to-day, being sped off by westerly direction along the the Foreign Ministry officials. Masrab El Gebel, which is a desert track leading to wards the coastal région.

EGYPTIANS KILLED "It is now confirmed that during the bombing of Meron Matruh on Sunday there were no British casualties though the Egyptian Army lost three killed and 18 wounded.

"A bomb fell within six feet of a concrete shelter without doing any damage or affecting the occupants.

"The Libyan natives are reluctant to fight for their Italian masters and it is noted that many mobilised natives refuse point blank to wear the Italian uniform."

Stabbed Man Found On Racecourse

Maloos of the Hongkong Jockey Club made a gruesome discovery about 6 a.m. to-day on the grass- track facing the Official Box. They found a Chinese aged about 40 with several stab wounds in his body.

The man who is believed to be a travelling trader was stabbed prinel- pally on his chest and below the waist. He was removed to the Public Mortuary,

Detective-Inspector W. N. Darkin, Detective-Sergeant J. Bentley, and a squad of Chinese detectives were summoned to the scene, and after preliminary investigations, circulated messages to all Police stations. No arrests have yet been made.

Author|lative circles hint that there:

would be greater demands on Franco French armistice was purely a mili-

later and emphasise that the Italo-

tary document and can in no way bo considered as a preliminary basis for n peace trenty.

A Look Through

The

Telegraph'

50 YEARS AGO

June 27, 1800.

NEW YORK, June 20 (Reuter).--

American Baseball League, suffered

York Giants, and Detroit Tigers,

Red Box, third in the table.

The complete scores were;

AMERICAN LEAGUE

to challengers, lost points to the Boston

New York

Cleveland

Boston Detroit Washington Chicago

St. Louis... Philadelphia (Chapman

A tattooed girl, 20 years of age, is bo ng shown in Paris. The form of the fair Irene is decorated from top to toe, Browns,

kewise from cast to west, with a choice Athletics). assortment of horticultural and ostrono; micnt emblems varied by Buddhist and Mahomedan precepts and Masonic mot

Task Divided By Axis Powers

Editorially commenting on the Italo-German-French armistice, the ultra-Fascist newspaper Il Tevere clearly indicates that the axis powers Britain according to their capacity. liavo divided the war task against toer.

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ZBW, 355 metres (845 lc.c.) ana 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles) "Spitfires Over Britain":

A London Relay

Tadio Programme Broadcast by ZBW on a Frequency of 845 k.e's. and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 pm. and -11 p.m. on 0.52 m.c's. per second.

12.15 p.m. Short Service of In- terccasion.

12.30 Max Пacon (Comedian) and

Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra.

1.0 Local Time Signal and Wea-

ther Report.

1.03 Lucienne Boyer (Vocal) and the Orchestra Mascotte.

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce

ments.

1.48 Old Variety Favourites. Comedy Sketch-Motoring Tate). Harry

Tate and Company, Comedian Around In A Trailer -Trailing (Glford and Clin), Said The Little Brown Hen (Gifford, Cliff, Formby), George Formby and His Ukicle with Orch.;

Comedienne-Florrio Forde

me Medley,

Florrio

Forde

Chorus and Orchestra: Comedienne-

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and Judnich for

NATIONAL LEAGUE

CASUALTY LISTS

He's Tall, Dark

and Handsome

(Tobins and Sherman):

Virginia-

the There's A Blue Ridge in My Heart

the (Phillips and Others), Sophie Tucker Ted Shapiro and His Orchestra, 2.15 Close.down.

1242

5.45

StudioChildren's Ilour.

Closing local Stock Quote- tions.

6.47 D.B.O. Recording "Ours Is A Nice Tour Ours Is."

A Radio Romp devised by Clark- son Rose with Music by Conrad Leonard and Produced by Gordon DI- Crier.

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Further Army and Air

and

Force

7.18 Plano Ducts by Rawicz and Landauer.

Waltz Memories from Vienna (arr. Rawicz and Landauer), Schubert Time (arr. Rawicz and Landauer); Chopinezza (arr. Rawicz and Lan- dauer). Liszt in Rhythm (arr.

Pittsburgh To the Editor of the "Hongkong Philadelphia According to "11 Tevere," Germany Telegraph".

(DIMaggio homered for the Pirates. Bir have read the correspondence of and Rizzo for the Phillies). will inunch an attack on Britain from

mainland with the ulm of BN.CX.F. and sillough I do not belong invading the British Isles while Italy duce the following taken from "Tit-ilita" Philadelphi

to the Palico Force venture to repro- will strike against the British fleet of

* 11 December 28, 1885 und Egypt.

is not illegal to play penny a nap (Davis homered twice and Claiming that with the surrender of in a club, nor whist, nor any other came Maggio once for the Pirates, France, Britain must henceforthat cards where the amount at stake is

not seriously large, having regard to the Mahan for the Phillies). count on herself alone, the editorial ability of the players to afford it. You Buys: "With the signing of the may do anything in your club which it lawful for you to do in your own armistice, Britain has lost several house, but it not lawful for you to million French soldiers who defended turn your own house into a combling don, her on the Continent. From now on, and if to police had reasonable cause England must rely on its own strength to suspect that you had done so, they casualty lists, dated May 22, are Rawicz and Landauer).

would have a right to enter your house alone and fight as never before.

and to arrest you or anybody else they available for inspection at the "Hong- "The defence of the British Em- might find there assisting you in the un-kong Telegraph" office, Second Floor, 8.0 Local Time Signal, Weather pire to-day is founded on three basic awful as your polion a your South China Morning Post Ltd. Report and Announcements.

club is precisely the same as it is in your

Weber 8.01 Marek

and Ills namely, cornerstones,

the navy: own house, and you are free to act as building.

Orchestra, Egypt, which is the keystone of the you like, if in playing at cards or at any

"Die Fledermuus" Selection (J. Imperial structure and metropolitan ther game, you do not gamble for what under the circumstances, could be called territory.

excessively ligh stakes, so as to make males as a preliminary to military train-Strauss), Golden Rain-Waltz (Wald- the club an injury to its members and mg. It is understood the period of ser- teufel): "Faust" Waltz (Gounod). visitors. Hoping the above will be ac- vice will be six months. The Labour

to 200,000 man 8.18 London Eplay "Spitäres cepted as a reply to the question of Army will be limited SNCF. and thanking you for the in during the coming year, and will be cam over Britain"

posed of the 2916 Class of Army con- Bertlon beforehand.

scripts, whose service is compulsary well as volunteers, who will be accepted from their 18th year and onward.

The Imminent axis action will be as follows:

"For geographical reasons, owing to her position in the Mediterranean, Italy will assume the major part of action, namely, the first two points navy and Egypt-white Germany wil place the British Isles under attack by steel and fire.

truly

I am. Bir

Byour rouques.

25 YEARS AGO

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7.30 London Helay--The News.

A feature programme Froine Defence.

0.0 Band Music.

on R.A.F,

9.16 London Relay--News Sum- Charging the Government had jumped mary, Jume 27. 1015.

| from one policy to another four 9.30 London Relay-Topical Talk. In the House of Commons to-day it was times in the past few months, Baron

9.45 Jane Bathori (Mezzo Soprano) "As soon as the axle forces are con- announced that Mr. Long will next week Lloyd of Delobran, speaking in the louse, centrated and transferred in the introduce a Diil, providing for a register of Lords to-day, infileted the debate on in a French Programme,

the naval and military altuation as af-

Op. 34 (Faure), Serge direction of new objectives, attacks of national resources.

and the Boston will be launched with violence and The prisoners guard that went from feeted by the Angio-German agreemen Koussevitzky

with Jean Orchestra force unknown to man's memory.

Singapore with the Germans to Australia ing atmosphere created in France and Symphony

Lunc These attocks will be launched wert-although perhaps they did not Italy by the netion of the Government Bedetti (Cello); Clair De

(Chabrier), Jane and the British Channel.

strength, contained in the Versailles Bathori (Mezzo-Soprano) Treaty, Germany, he said. was allowed panying herself at the Plano: Thais "The decisive phase of the war is wealth celebrations in 1960. on the threshold and will shortly be We greatly regret to learn that Mr. Aa 55 per cent. ratio with the British navel

(Messenet). Meditation

et), Mischa Elman under way."

G. Swire, a son of Mr. Jalin Swire, was strength, whereas under the Washington

with Plano accomp.: killed at Ypres on May 13. The deceased Treaty, France's and Italy's ratios were (Violin)

L'Angelus De La Mer (Revue Follo was only in his 18th year and left Eton limited to 32 per cent. last July. Ife obtained a commision in

Conservative, considered

Jean- Fleurs'). Damis (Vocal the agreement likely to lead to Home Francois et Marie-Claire (Revue the Essex Yeomanry soon after war broke aut. The Bag on Mesars. Butterfield and thing very differont to arms limitation. Swire's offices was flown at half-mast to- day.

TIN CONTROL TO simultaneously in the Mediterrancan know the Art old einer on the home- unliterally giving to Germany the Fight (Foare); "Lied)

to Australia the Common the terms governing her

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Full Confidence In Committee

LONDON, June 20 (Reuter), -In the House of Commons to-day, the Under-Secretary for the Colonles, Mr. G. H. Hail, replying to a ques-

said it was unnecessary and undesirable in the national interest to

bring the tin control scheme to ani

end.

Replying to further question, whether he would consider instrucl- ing the International Tin Control to increase the quota to 130 per cent.. Mr. Hall Bald the International Tin Committee was taking all possible steps

to secure that no restriction will interfere, with the production of such quantities of tin us are required to meet the needs.

U.S. To Buy War

Materials

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Lord Howo.

en

accom-

and

With the German Navy 35 per cent. Folle en Fleurs'), Carmen Torres et of the strength of the British, it will be Robert Buguet with Orchestra impossible in the near future for the Chorus of the Folles Bergere; On British Dattle Flect to go east of Bucz,"

lic naid.

It is something to the Food that Ger-(Misraki), Pils and Tabet

with Piano accomp.

WASHINGTON, June 26 (Reuter);

10 YEARS AGO

Thus the effect of the Singa-N'A Pas Besoin De La Lune (Mis- -President Roosevelt to-day-simed

-----June-27-1930- pore-base-is-nullified.

rak!):~~Qu'est-Co--Qu'on Attend. In the House of Commons to-day, Mins

(Vocal) a bill authorising the reconstruction of the Finance Corporation to finance

Kongkong during the | mony has pledged herself never again

10.15 Charpentier - Impressions the acquisition of materials and consideration at the Colonial vote. She to resort to unrestricted submarino war-

the question would be equipment for national defence. asked whether

fare of the type which caused such ter-D'Itallo Sulic. considered. at the Colonial omce Con- For and resulted in the loss of so many

Orchestre Symphonique under the The Bill enables the Corporation ferense. Dr. Drummand Shields repited non combatant lives during the Great to return $300,000,000 of its capital that it was a most dificult problem, War. The undertaking, to adhere to the direction of Gustave Charpentier,

to Hongkong, he said, is practically a Chinese 10wn and every effort was made to carry out the regulations. There was perhaps same danger of reducing the girls to status of mera domestics, but the advan tages of the abolition of the mul-siai syalem outweighed the dangers.

to the Treasury and lend up $600,000,000 to the railway.

The former limit for this purpose was $300,000,000.

Bordeaux Feared Reactions

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10.40 Organ Music. 11.0 Close down.

RUSSIANS TO WORK LONGER

restrictions on submarine activities fold down in the London Naval Treaty without condition of any kind, whether other Powers follow suit or not. The pity in that it has not been found possi- ble as yet for the major nations of the submarine as an instrument of war. Both Britain and Germany are in favour of The "Southern Cross" which flew from such abeillion, but, in the absence of Ireland to Newfoundland variter in the agreement by other Powers, they natur- week, landed in New York at 730 pm. on ally earnot afford to Jeopardie their

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" June 20. Tho plane was under the com- security by acting alone in the matter.

MOSCOW, June 20 (UP).—The mand of the famous Australian airman. In those days, whont, distance has been

annihilated and frontiers become ridicul- Supreme Soviet to-day approved a Major Kingsford-Smith

ous, we should look, not for competition law to lengthen the Soviet working 5 YEARS AGO the fact that the French nation was not told of the

Fources against any country that breaks day from six to eight hours, and also The threat of hostilities between Italy the peace without previous reference to to make a seven-day week in order armistice terms until Tuesday night, and Abyssinin grows dally more serious. an impartial authority. This involves no 28 Killed In Raid the "New York Herald Tribinet Bay and Diclater, has indicated to Mr. Anthony our sooner er inter. We must aim at the strengthening of the defences.

Signor Mussolini Itellen Prime Minister apposing camps, which monn to fight it to increase arms production for the that the Bordeaux Government ap-Eden, the Britas peaes emissary who has prevention of war rather than its pre The official announcement said:

It was for the Committee to decide the banet quantifies needed for that purpose, he said.

Mr. Hall added that the closest watch is kept on prices.

On Palermo

ROME, June 26 (Reuter).It la officially announced that 28 people were killed during the Allied air raid over Palermo on Sunday.

It has been announced that 168. people were injured.

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NEW YORK, June 26 (Reuter) Commenting on

parently feared its own people.

in armaments, but for a pooling of re.. June 27, 1933,

Just left ftome, that Haly would reject) parallon. But

we cannot Bet word "The capitalistic world is working

It surrendered the country without the British offer to assist in effecting understanding on the cheap. We shall

have to make somo sacrtiice of sovereign- ten to twelve hours or more daily,

consulting the people and kept the prapromise. truth of the surrender from them un- it was too late for any popular reaction to upset the terms.

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ty all round and look with Tennyson's including Sundays and holidays. The Cabinet In Beriin tila ovening yen for a federation of the world, but Thus the war danger to our own adopted a law introducing a period of in one branch only of administration. universal compulsory labour service for vis, that of defence.

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