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July 12, 1940.

By Walt Disney

ON IT!

PETAIN'S Britain's

ALIBI

No Interference With School Teacher Charged BROADCAST

Japan's Trade

in

And Remanded For unlawful possession of three code books or cyphers at 33 Fuk

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Starvation

LONDON, July 11 (Reuter).In the House of Commons

AND AXIS Teleki Is Supreme Optimist

LONDON, July 11 (Reuter);}

to-day, the Minister of Agriculture, Mr. It. S. Hudson, said that "So long as Japan remains the sorce. Or cyphum in, des

unless something unforeseen occurs between now and the harvest, BUDAPEST, July 11 (Reu- neutral Britain has no intention cribed as a school teacher, appeared

we estimate that we shall realise as great a proportionate in-tor)-Count Teleki, the Hung- of interfering with her legiti-before, Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen at the

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPG"

crease in our general farm production in the first 12 months arlan Prime Minister, ou his mate trade." declares a state- Kowloon Magistracy this morning. GRENOBLE, July 11 (UP).

of the war as we did during the last 18 months of the last war. return with Count Canky from ment issued by the Ministry of had never been used in. Hongkong to-night, announced that he has enough food to keep the population that a long war is better for us than Hitler and Count Ciano, said: |

Defendant said that the codes Marshal Petain, in a broadcast Etonomic Warfare on the sub-They were brought down from Can-formed a new Government com- healthy, even if our imports were

We must, said Mr. Hudson, raise us. I have, always taken the view the conference at Munich with ject of the Pan-American con- ton in March Inst year. 1c Was

short war. A ference at Havana on July 20 on responsible for them to the Kwangni posed of 12 Ministers,

short ono is He has imperilled.

In the charge of the

"We are deeply grateful that America's surplus production Government and if he were to return named the Governors for the 12 the continent are going to face in aelous races that live in these falands test, the Fuchrer found time to hear The tens of millions of people in a long one is in the charge of ten- the Reich and on the eve of a freshi enomy; amidst the life and death struggle of problem.

to Kwangsi he would have to ac provinces of France. count for the codes to

next 12 months the danger of (cheers) who get tougher the greater us in the presence of Count Clono The statement says: "Britain's Route Army,

Terming the British attack on the starvation. Millions may perish. interest in the conference is

the difficulties with which they are and take cognisance of vital Hung- French Fleet as unjustifiable, Petoin British agriculture will play a large confronted." proventing supplies Anding their way

said. "If England thought we would part in saving the people of this

arian problems. to Germany and Ituly, or to the German-occupied countries.

Mr. Macfadyen explained to the de- give our Flect to Germany, she was island from a similar fate. fendant that he was arrested because

wrong." he had no permission from the Hong-

LI. George's Speech "The French Government will, ask kong Government to retain the codes, the German Government's permission need all the food that every

Mr. Lloyd George suid that we may Det.-Sgt Macpherson, who pro- to transfer the seat of government could produce.

German-occupied territory. "I do not think the real campaign-The National Advisory. Defence extremely grateful for Germany's had been seized and were now in The Government will go to Versailles against our shipping has begun. Commission announces that orders of deeply sympathetic attitude towards Will Be Intercepted "While the Havana conference is Folice were opposing granting

course of translation. He said the and the Ministries to Paris." The nearest approach to it was yese new

He criticised the "international terday, and it is very gratifying that would be placed in a few days.

aircraft totalling $100,000,000 the Hungarian representatives, πει concerned with blockade ball and asked for three days capitalism and International socialism the enemy did not pull it off. gestions", continues the sintement, mand for further Inquiries,

which have exploited and degraded.

Other contracts being negotiated

OTTAWA, July 11 (Router) The "The attack is going to be formid-will uise the total atreraft purchase Opposition Leader, Mr. Richard Han- shipments froin the Americas it The codes were seized during

France." destined for the enemy or enemy-raid on the premises yesterday.

able, not merely on our ships at sea, programme to 25,000 planes. With the son, hus rejected the proposal made He expressed his pleasure at the but upon our ports and communica-final delivery date July, 1042. occupied countries will be Intercepted i

support the new Constitution is re- tions.

by Mr. W. L. Mackenzie King that fcolving and explained that it would

Twenty-one per cent. of the planes Mr. Hanson should become a member "We ought to be in a position that will be for the Navy and the rest for of the Advisory Committee to the provo a safeguard to the rights of whatever huppens, they cannot starvel ie Army.

War Cabinet.”

"Reports have sometimes braciceted Japan with Germany and Italy in connection with the blockade. Such reports are erroneous since Japan is a neutral country

by our contraband control.

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secuted, said that other

documents

of

re-

into

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blockade of the United Kingdom WHEN ENGLAND family and labour, especially youth.

will not be for us to relax any of our blockade measures, but rather to persevere with them to the utmost, believing that any relaxation would serve to lengthen the war."

The Ministry statement added that

LAUGHS

(Continued from Page 4.)

Reports from Vichy sald the National Assembly voted to grant supreme powers to Marshal Petain: "with the right to regulato labour and family in the Fatherland,"

"France now becomes an authorita- a announcement sald.

tive and co-operative State," the

Britain was anxious to see whether would need if they were to buy the could co-operate in a study of bottle of whisky after paying their possible solutions to the Americas Income tax. surplus reproduction problems which

But the greatest hardship of all for

have been accentuated by the war. many people has evidently been the

90 MIN. RAID

ON MALTA

MALTA, July 11 (Reuter).-The island had an air raid on Wednesday night Insting for 90 minutes.

Several bombs were dropped. There were no casualties, but

damage was caused to civilian pro-

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Government's unwillingness to ace cept all volunteers for the Services unitli such time as they can be ef- ficiently absorbed. It is stated that one business man met a young stock- broker from Liverpool and asked him what he was coing in London. He sald he had come "Good heavens,“

to enlist. was the reply, "you must have a lot of influence."

clearly shown by the vast number This desire to be "up and at 'em" of humorous sallies about the leaflet raids on Germany. It is said that

Demands On Rumania

Probable Outcome Of

Tri-Power Talks

(Reuter)-Count Teleki to-day BUDAPEST, July 11 reported on his conversations with Hitler, Ribbentrop and one of the R. A. F. pilots who had Ciano to the Hungarian Regent, been dropping leaflets returned to headquarters four hours after he was Admiral Horthy. duct His Commanding Ofece de- mpaded an explanation. Well, sir," he answered, all was so quict that

went down and pushed them.

under

Although there is genuine-satie- faction at the invitation to the Hungarian statesmen to the Axis discussions, there is, nevertheless,

not returned emply

the doors." Another pilot returned some anxiety which will be relieved much earlier than the others. It when the public know that Count turned out that he had dropped the Teleki has heavy parcels of leaflets without un-handed. doing them first. "Good heavens,

exclaimed his

It appears likely that Rumunia will man."

C.O. "You eventually be asked to yield Hungary might have killed somebody!" Anda comparatively small strip. of

it was possibly the same pilot wha territory along the western frontier, asked his C.O. later: "Well, sir, including Magyar and the towns of what do I drop on them now, leadets Arad and Szalmar..

or ration cards?"

'Lieutenant

Talks At An End LONDON, July 11 (Reuter).-:

This humorous Impatience has evidently spread to the other Ser Count Ciano, the Italian Foreign vices; witness the alleged recent Minister. arrived back in Romo to- scene on the bridge of a patrolling day. destroyer. The First approaches the Captain:

"Why have we stopped, sir?" "There is an enemy submarine im- mediately below us."

"Shall charges, sir?

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Count Teloki, the Hungarian Pre- mier, and Count Csaky, his Foreign. from Munich. Minister, have retumed to. Budapest

Their talks with Hitler and Rib- ret busy with the depth bentrop ended on Wednesday night, with leaflets ending down a diver though it was stated that they would deal with Hungary's claim on So England laughs. But it would Rumania, no mention of this way be wrong to judge from this appar which merely referred to the friend- made in the umcial comununiquts ent light-hearted attitude Englishman that he is not serious in atmosphere of the talks his determination to fight and win. According to the Rome Press, Hun- Laughter can sometimes be a danger-Gary was advised not to press › hor signal, as it is always a revelation of claims for the time being. confident strength.

of the

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Hungarian Government

news- paper,

"Pester Lloyd," says that Hungary believes that she will play her part in the creation of a new.

Hungury will assume with joyous satisfaction the role, which will be indicated to her. by the dictatore,

LIFE IN BRITISH order, in Europe.

SUBMARINE

(Continued from Page: 4.)

Belgian Officials Arrested

will be interested to know, that bunks aboard submarines, are called "hot badell, because on at change of Watch those coming cording to a.Brussels message to the official German news agency, the

LONDON, July 11 (Reuter) ——Ac-

off duty turn into the other former Belglin muitary judge, M. fellow's bunk which is thus always warm!

the

Not"lekst amongst priceless personal possessions of "aubmariners" is the essential gift of humour, an imperturbabi- lity and balance of temper which

van der Meersch, the Director of the Security Police, M. Defoy, and five other high ometals of the Security Police have been arrested. Fi

sending thousands of people, out of

They are said to be connected with Belgium after the German invasion.

is a characteristic trait of the Prominent M.P. Dies

Briton at war. Humour is an vital ng personal poise in a life death is announced of Mr. Charles LONDON, July 11 (Reuter) The which is always keyed up and Morcing, Member of Parliament for tenso from the moment the sub-Preston, marine anila till she makes returned at the by-election on

A Conservative, Mr. Morch

cing was friendly landfall, Tot nu November 26, 1936.

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WASHINGTON, July 11 (Reuter),

and the Foreign Minister arg convinced that the Axis powers esleem Hungary as a friend who remains, in good or bad fortune, attached to them."

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