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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

Italian Ships

Led Into Trap

FROM PAGE ONE

Italian ships wore.menacing them and the cruiser Pola, though motion- Jess, was still unaccounted for.

Surrender At Sea

As the Jervis approached the Pola flung out a large white sheet and her crew were drawn up on the quarter- deck apparently, ready to surrender, The Pola's private papers and the ship's books were burning beneath; the after gun turret.

A gangplank was thrown across between the quarterdecks of the Pola and the Jervis and the surrendering clambered aboard. Italians

Mean- while as the Pola was surrendering. the remaining British destroyers were cruising round picking up

up Bur- vivors. The prisoners included an official naval war correspondent who is also an artist. He said he had ni- ready prepared a pleture of British ships sinking but he tore It up when he found that it was Italian and not! Britiships that were being sunk.

Optical Instruments

An interesting point with regard to Unis action is that the British were, able to pick out the Italians in the darkness before they themselves were scen. A large measure of the sur- CCSS must be credited to the superiority of British optical instru- ments to the German Instrumenta

by the Italians.

The censeless practice of the Bri- Ush feet in night fighting also un- doubtedly contributed to the signal victory. It seems probable that the Italians put to sea in an attempt to Intercept British convoys.

Asked whether, he thought the Ital- lans put to sen under German control, Admiral Cunningham was of the opinion that they probably put to sea "under German instigation.”

'U.S. LABOUR IS READY TO HELP'

"The United States Labour Movement is appreciative of our position, and is willing to co-j operate fully, although naturally desirous of safeguarding its standards."

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He has been attending the recent convention of the American Federa Iton of Labour in New Orleans.

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nce of British trade unions in the

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would be useful to the Ameri- cans in solving their own problems. "I am in no way trying to instruct American labour--I am simply trying to inform them of our experiences.”

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