1940-10-01 — Page 13

Tuesday,

ROYAL NAVY IN MEDITERRANEAN.

ITALIAN CARGO SHIP SUNK BY SUBMARINE

Special to the "Telegraph",

ITALY HAS ADMITTED ANOTHER SUCCESS BY A BRITISH SUBMARINE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN OF WHICH. SHE HAS RECENTLY CLAIMED "COMPLETE COMMAND."

GERMAN EXHIBIT

TO AID R.A.F.

Downed Plane Shown In India

LONDON, Sept. 30 (Reuter)—A German plane is now on Its way to India for exhibition.

It has been bought by the organisers of the Planes Fund, who paid £1,000 for it, and will also pay the freight charges.

They have promised to send all the proceeds from the exhibition of the plane to buy more aircraft for the R.A.F.

A sum of £8,000 has been received from the Mysore War Relief Fund for the purchase of planes and`a further £1,000 for the relief of te rald victima, in London,

The United Provinces War Fund has sent nearly £150,000 to provide for two squadrons of Spitfirea.

Havoc in Luftwaffe

LONDON, Sept. 30 (Reuter).— Germany lost over 2,000 planes

ond

6,000 men in August and September.

It is too early yet to gnuge fullest effect of the first major rebuff the Luftwaffe has suffered since crushed Poland,

the

Thailanders

Court India

CALCUTTA, Sept. 30 (Reuter).—A goodwill mission from Thailand arrived here to-day.

The mission la remontug in ladia jull the middle of October un queste pi

the Government of India.

INTERLOCKED

PLANES LAND

The British undersea craft torpedoed and sank an Italian cargo alcamer of 700 tons in the eastern Mediterranean despite the careful watch kept by an es- corting torpedo boat,

follows

The Italian communique the announcement of the British que- cess by claiming that the torpedo boat Cosenza dropped depth charges und forced the submarine to the surface where, Esting heavily, she slowly sunk. The British Admiralty has ad- mitted no such loss and the fact WAL

no mention is made of the fate of the British crew in the Italian commun}< que renders the report rather doubt- ful.

All the crew of the Nation steamer were saved,

British Battleship Torpedoed

Claim From Rome

BPECIAL TO THE *TELEGRAPH"

ROME, Sept. 30 (UP),—An Iunitari

1940

MENZIES COALITION OFFER Strong War Effort Intention

MELBOURNE, Sept. 80 (Reu. |ter).—Mr.. R. G. Menzies, the Australian Prime Minister, Is Inviting Mr. Cameron, Mr. John Curtin and Mr. J. A. Beasley, respectively leaders of the Country; Labour and Anti- Communist Labour Parties, to meet him on Friday to discuss methods of Instituting an effec- tive government.

Mr. Menzies sald that as the result of the recent elections no Party will have a majority, giving it clear_au thority in the now Parliament. Thur a National Government was the only practicable course to ensure stability and a strong war effort during the most vital period In Australian history.

TYPHOON PASSES]

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The No. 1 Typhoon signal which of Marmarten (Cyrenaleon-Egyptian decisions India is on the point of was hoisted at 4.10 p.m. is still up. frontier) and me Italian plane wag | taking. The great Indian leader has | although it was reported yesterday shot down.

|ħad several falks with the Viceroy evening that the typhoon is not vx=" but has not yet reached agreement|pected to pass close. to Hanghang, with him,

Into having moved

the FormONA Channel niter being centred about 60 miles south of the Pescadores.

Italian planes shot down three British Hurricanes from an alrerafi carrier

Italian planes again barbed depots and warehouses at the port of Haifa and another Italian

The Air Force do tol doubt That LONDON, Sept. 30 (Reuter),- An

is behind the plan of Invasion

the amazing incident unique in the annals campaign of the Germani High Com-of ur history occurred on Sunday in Australia over one of the wir training mand on both sides of the Channel

Over Britain the Luftwaffe

was fields.

· Torpedo carrying planes succeeded in first used to smash the Air Force Two fortning mut bines became torpedoing a British battleships near

offelal communique ! fighter opposition by attacks, chiefly interlocked one algave the other at her bow, The

height of 1,000 feet.

stated.

PORT DAMAGED

BERLIN, Sept. 30 (Reuter) —— Particular heavy damage หนั done in the harbour

of area Amsterdam during the R.A.F. raid carly to-day, Kayn ** Amsterdam dispatch to the om- cial German news agency,

The pilot and observer of the lowe:

plane and the observer of the other

port of INDIAN

TALKS

FAIL

machine balled out and landed safely INTERNED IN EIRE by parachute.

The pilot of the upper machine. however, elected in reinton plane and in some miraculous fashion still managed to land both planes interlocked, safely on the Nymg Held, The machines were only slightly damaged. Both will be in the atr

.........................................................sssssse | ngain in a day or two.

on aerodromes. This accomplished,

na the German High Command

evidently thought, the attack on Lon-

don began on September 7.

Possibly the Nazi lenders thought

suelent disorganisation

bad been

Englishwoman To Leave Rumania

BUCHAREST, Sept, 30 (Reuterį enused by last Friday to permit their Claire Hollingsworth, correspondent pre-invasion campaign to be at- of the London "Daily Express," was tempted. They tested it with another visited by the Rumanian Police and

the asked to leave the country masa daylight attack and for third time in two months their large formations suffered a major defeat.

The British Legation bas lodged i

jprotest,

Spain's Destiny Being Fashioned in Rome

LONDON, Sept. 30 (Reuter)-Count Ciano, the Italian Foreign Minister, will be host at a lunch to-morrow in honour of Senor Serrano Suner, the Spanish Minister of the Interior, who is due to arrive in Rome at 10 am, to-morrow from Germany.

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Dublin, Sept. 30 (Reuter) Gandhi And Viceroy

near

forced

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on

British plane made landing Sundar. states the Department for Defence The pilot, who was uninjured, was interned.

Japanese To Evacuate Britain

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

stiff wind sprang up during yes- terday afternoon, and in the evening hundreds of junks could be seen making their way to the shelters at Yaumati and Causeway Bay to pass the night.

SOUTH AFRICANS BOMB ITALIANS

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successfully raided for the third time BOMBAY, Sept. 30 (UP) by the South African Air Force The conversations between Suturday, states communique Issued Mahatma Gandhi and the to-day.

The communique adds that ad- Viceroy, Lord Linlithgow, seck-ministrative buildings were directly Ing a compromise regarding the hit by heavy and incendiary bombs Indian demands for independence and some buildings were burnt. have failed.

Other South African squadrons carried out reconnaissance and have nothing to report.

All aircraft returned auccessfully from these operations,

DECORATION

Viceroy's Letter SIMLA, Sept. 30 (Reuter).—It Is revealed that Lord Linifhgow, weil ing to Gandhi, says: “It has emerged from our conversation that while you would not yourself preach to the workers engaged in wir work at the

LONDON, Sept. 30 (Reuter).—The Owing To Raid Dangers actual works in an endeavour to dis-Al Ministry announces that the www King has appointed Air Chief Marshal learned, says "Renter's" diplomatic pinent, you should regard it as Sir Hugh Dowding to be a Knight

LONDON, Sept. 30 (Reuter)-It is unde them from working on

essential that it should be open Grand Cross of the military division correspondent that the Japanese Congress and Non-Congress people of the Order the Bath. Consul-General. Mr. Uchiyama, achjalike to deliver addresses and In

lug on the wish of some Japantae other ways to tall upon the people New Spanish Ship

residents in London, has requested throughout the

country to refrain

the Foreign Office at Tokyo to send from assisting in India's war effort his

In the course of his reply to the

a Japanese bont to evacuate them. any way which: would invoke India's

Since the beginning of the Battle participation in bloodshed." juf London, many of the Japanese arms and banks had decided to reduce their stuffs tu a skeleton basis wins to the danger to life from air

void ch business

report

certada Khetikuga

that the

Tal

Viceroy, Gandhi stated: "If Congress has to die, it should du so in the act of proclaiming its faith.

"it is unfortunate that we have been unable to arrive at an

nerve- Conversations will begin to-

ment on the single issue of freedom morrow, says the Italian news agency. There is no truth whatsover in the of speech. But shall eg the hope The geney adds that well-informed Tokyo

Japonese that it will be possible for Guvern- circles in Rome state that talks Embusy in London tans ordered ment to work out their policy in the between the Spanish Minister and Japanese residents tu leave the spirit of the position of Congress." members of the Italian Government country.

Critical Juncture will be of the greatest Importanter.

Another

adds report

thi the Senor Suner will stay in Rome for two or three days.

Viceroy has written Gandhi, that it

the interests La impossible, in India, to acquiesce in the Interference with the war efforts which would result from the freedom of speech asked for by Congress.

Important Event

BASLE, Sept. 30 (Reuter).-The

Berlin correspondent of

the Buste

Out of some 700 Japanese, only about 70 will leave England II and when the Japanese boat arrives.

Report Denied

Blessed

MADRID, Sept. 30 (Reuter}.--The

ewly-acquired Spanish liner. Cub de Hornos, was blessed at Bilboo yesterday in the presence of

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Minister of the Marine and the Consula of Argentina, |Brazi}, Uruguay and Portugal.

The liner, owned by the Company, will run to South America.

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SIMLA, Sept. 30 (Router).- Mahatma Gandhi's Interview with the Viceroy lasted two and three- quarter hours.

He has decided to leave this of evening for Wardhu.

Gandhi has replied that while Con-

newspaper, "National Zeitung," re- LONDON. Sept. 30 (Reuter ports that an important diplomatic "We have no intention of evacuating event 8 expected to take plaer and we have heard nothing even gress la anxious to refrain from em- shortly.

faintly resembling

this report," a barrassing the British Government in Hoite adds that will primarily leading officiul of the Yokohama their war efforts, it cannot "deny its Specle Bank in London told "Reuter" creed at the present crilical juncture Issue Probably Decided to-day in connection with the Japan-of mankind's destiny." MADRID, Sept. 30 (Reuter)-It | ese evacuation story, seems likely that Senor Suner's visit

concern Italy and Spain.

TIN IN EGYPT

"If there had been any such order, to Rome is mostly for reasons of we should certainly have heard from courtesy ns serlous talking must our head office in Tokyo," he con-

CAIRO, Sept. 30 (Reuter)-Tin

estimated by already have been concluded in Ber- tinued,

Egyptian "Some Japanese have cer-deposits, tainly left London but they have experts at some 500,000 tons, have Senor Suner is popularly supposed gone of their accord because bust been discovered in the neighbourhood to be very friendly towards the ness has been bad." Rome end of the Axis,

lin,

"Reuter"

understands

of Kosseir on the Red Sea coast,

The Under-Secretary of Finance should these mines that the declared that

An official newspaper, in an edi- torial, attacks United States in-steamer Fushimi Maru is due at Lis produce about 15,000 tons of pure tin fluence in South America, to where bon about October 20 and may arrivejs year.

it thinks American efforts will be at an English port early November.

directed now that the United Slates has been "defeated on the European

and Asiatic front."

The Spanish Press always sus- picious of any signs of collaboration

KUNMING STRAFED

KUNMING, Sept. 30 (Reuter) -----

Italians To Eat Less

LONDON, Sept. 30 (Reuter).—The

of North and South America, Spain Foreign property suffered heavily Italian Ministry of Corporations 10- regarding self as the rightful when 27 Japanese planes from one day decreed that olive oil, bulter, spiritual leader of that continent. of the newly acquired bases in Indo- bacon and lard will be rationed in China subjected Kunming to the Italy from October 1, says a Rome most severe rald yet experienced. dispatch to the official German news

There were no foreign, casualties. ¡agency.

SHARK'S CREW

Believed Prisoners

LONDON, Sept. 30 (Reuler), Confirmation of the belief that some men of the submarine Shark are prisoners of war is provided by two letlers. from the Commander of the ship. Lieut-Cmdr. P. NI E. Buckley

Italians Entertain Haifa Populace

LONDON, Sept. 30 (Reuter). — Hundreds gathered on. received at his home at Hooton, Mount Carmel on Sunday to watch the Italians attempt their Cheshire,

All the officers and some ratings

fenth raid on Haifa.

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