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April 8, 1941:
SWABUE RETAKEN
CHINESE SAPPERS INSPECTED
Chinese members of the Royal Engineers presented a smart turn-out this morning at Murray Parade Ground when they were inspected by Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert Brooke-Popham, Commander-in-Chief of the British Forces in the Far East. Picture shows the C.-in-C., in company with the G.0.C., Major-Gen. A. E. Grasett, chatting with a Sapper. (Photo: Ming Yuen).
WELL PLANNED RETREAT
British Tactics in Cirenaica
Special to the "Telegraph”
CAIRO, Apr. 7 (UP)The military spokesman to-day stated that British troops are in contact with the enemy in the Gebel-Akhdar region, outside of Benghazi. The British are engaged in a "well planned and orderly Withdrawal” and are not retiring under pressuré,
To-day's R.A.F. communique revealed that an enemy trans-
the United Press Associations, who report at El Aghcila, Cirenaica,
serve all rights and Tordid republications, either wholly or la part without previous arrangement,
PARACHUTISTS
THOSE who have already been worried about the possibility of the Germans using the British uniforms which they captured before Dunkirk for the disguise of parachutists to be planted on this country, will not be reassured by the reply given recently' to a question in the House of Com-
mons.
The War Secretary indicated that efforts have been made to get sup- plies of battle dress and greatcoats through to our prisoners of war in -Germany, but-he-could-not-give-an- assurance that they had reached or would reach those for whom they are Intended.
At first glance it might seem foolish to send these uniforms into Germany and present the Nazis with a tempta tion they could not resist. It can be assumed, however, that if the Nazis wanted British uniforms as a means of facilitating invasion, they would have no great difficulty in manufac- turing passable imitations. Their genius in ersatz production is well known, and the copying of a uniform any uniform-and its manufacture in bluk, would seem to present no insuperable difficulty.
was severely bombed last Satur day night. "On the same night, the aerodrome at Calato, Rhodes, was raided but the full results could not be observed."
WE BREAK WITH HUNGARY
BETTE DAVIS
and
in
Japanese Return CHARLES BOYER
To Warships
SHIUKWAN, Apr. 7 (Central News). Swabue, important [constal town in south-east Kwangtung, south of Holfung, was recaptured by the Chinese on April 4.
The Japaneso returned to their warships..
In West Hupeh
WEST. HUPEH)· Apr 7 (Central News) Stealing a march across the Yangiso at dawn on April 6,-a Chinese mobile column attacked the rear of the Japanese at Chingchow and Shast on the east bank of the river.
A clash with a Japanese detach ment of about 1,000 men in the vicinity of Shikfangpu south of Kienynngyl caused the Japanese to flee to Chingehow. The Chinese destroyed 18 Japanese army trucks and captured three light_machine guns, and dozens of rifles. Some im- portant documents were also seized. Officers Captured
Two Japanese officers named Kido and Hasegawa were recently taken captive by the Chinese during a raid on Tsinchinglin on the west bank of the Yangtse opposite Icharg, where
Japanese
holding were
n
memorial service for the late General
the
Mural,
a detachment commander, who was killed in action on March 21 during an engagement at Wulurg. two prisoners are being examined by Chinese military nuthorities.
The
ALL
THIS
AND HEAVEN
TOO
Serialised by Harry Lee From the Novel By
RACHEL FIELD
Anyi And Nanchang
THE STORY THUS FAR: · Made- moiselle Henriette-governess in SHANGKAO, Apr. 7 (Central titled Parlatan familyla tried for the News)The Chinese are continuing murder of her employer's wife, and their advance on Anyi and Nanchang, | acquitted. Through the ald of Henry meeting with Tittle opposition. Field, a young American preacher, she The Japanese communication line secures a position as teacher of French between Changkungtu and Anyi has in an exclusive New York school for been severed by the destruction of girls. Her pupils, discovering her past, several bridges. Three Japanese taunt her. She decides to resign. munition depots at Changkungtu were Urged by Field, she makes up her mind act on fire and burned down."
Matsuoka Interviews Stalin
the
LONDON, Apr. 7. (Reuter). Mr Yosuke Matsuoka, Japanese Foreign Minister, visited the Kremlin this after
The spokesman announced that Free French forces have contacted
LONDON, Apr. 7 (Reuter)—noon to resume conversations the enemy outside Massawa. The italiana are believed to be sabotaging The British Government have with M. Stalin and M. Molotov, objects of military value at Massawa decided to withdraw their mig says a Moscow dispatch to the He added, "The Abyssinian campaign sion from Budapest, "Reuters" official German news agency. is progressing most satisfactorily and diplomatic correspondent learns. might be over within a few days."
Withdrawal Resumed
CAIRO, Apr. 1. (UP)-To-day's general headquarters communique states that the British withdrawal in Libya has been resumed in the face of strong Italian and German forces. Debra Marcos has been occupied by Abyssinian patrol forces.
IRAQ COUP
to stay and to tell them, her story, thus demanding their respect. They listen breathlessly, as she tells of the young, governess crossing the stormy English Channel on her way to a new position with the tocalthy de Praslina in Paris. She tells, too, of meeting Loung Field, without dreaming of the part he was destined to play in her adventurous ilfe.
TE
CHAPTER !!
THE young man continued earnestly: "I saw you first on the dock at Southampton! How and those people were when they said goodbye to you! I was sad for them, I don't know why! That little girl, how bit- terly she wept!"
"I'd been her governess for five years!"
Believes In Axis LONDON, Apr. 7 (Reuter?—“My The instruction to the British visit has served. to strengthen- my When the lonely traveller was Minister, Mr Owen O'Malley to with-belief in the victory of the Axis about to leave the swaying deck draw the mission is being given in Powers and the successful
sful establish-
and go inside, the stranger im- World Order," says new consequence of the fact that Hungary ment of has now become a base for operations Mr Yosuke Matsuoka, the Japanese plored her to stay with such against the Allies.
Foreign Minister, in a farewell mess-bluff honesty that she hadn't the "Reuter's" diplomatic correspondent age to the German and Italian peo-heart to refuse. understands that M. Barcza, the pie on leaving German territ
territory.
Hungarian Minister, called at the The Japanese Foreign Minister ex- "I'm an American," he went on, Foreign Ofee this afternoon and was presses. "sincere satisfaction" at his "from Massachusetts. My name is Informed of the decision taken by reception and cordial thanks to the Field-Henry Field-there's a Martyn the British Government.
Fuchrer and II Duce, the Foreign in the middle. Ok, yes, and ' Reve Appeal To Duce
Ministers and leading men of both rend in front. I'm not a full-fledged
for nallons
their
"friendliness, minister yet."
Just now I am LONDON, Apr. 7 (Reuter),-The amicability and thoughtful hospital broadening myself with some travel. Lazlo do Bardossy, has sent a tele-
I don't suppose a little broadening will hurt o minister, do you?" "precious support" in the task that call to the Iraqi people to reject Rome.
CAIRO, Apr. 7 (Reuter).-A he has undertaken, it is stated in the Prime Minister, Rashid el Greece Follows Suit Gailani, who seized power by a coup d'etat last week, has been broadenst by the Regent of Iraq, who has arrived in Baara.
The Regent, Emir Abdul Ilan, was obliged to leave the capital after his residence was surrounded by Rashid's troops,
Regent Broadcast new Hungarian Prime Minister, Drity."" Appeal To People gram to Mussolini asking for his
that
Suez Canal: Objective
She liked him in spite of herself, though when the boat docked she said goodbye without consenting to give him her name, and walked away as impersonally as though they'd never met, leaving him deeply por-
the
the
NEW YORK, 7 (UP)—A B.B.C. broadcast heard in New York stated
Ultimate Nazi Aim STOCKHOLM, Apr. 7 (Reuter)-plexed. that Greece has severed diplomatic
A suggestion that the German offer- relations with Hungary and Bulgaria sive in the Balkans ultimately atm-
Having reached the imposing home because they allowed their territoryed at the Suez Carat is made by the to be used for a German attack on "Stockholm Tideningen." whose mill- of the Duke and Duchess de Praslin Greece and Yugo-Slavia.
to whom she had letters of introduc- tary correspondent says that although on-the
.followed governess New York, niso Intercepted the the Germans were fully prepared for liveried servant along many shadowy is recalled that yesterday Rashid official German radio which asserted an attack on Greece they had probably corridors, passing on the way
American-made Martin not completed preparations for da chilling Abbe Gallard in the black declared that his Government would
robes of his calling. She was finally adhere to the country's international bomber flew over Relch territory on attack on Yugo-Slavia. obligations. particularly to the Anglo- the southeast front in an air raid to-
They are thus likely to seek to ushered into a vast chamber where, swathed in allks and lacos, on a chaise It'would be much more to the point | Iraq Treaty,
prevent the massing of troops by.
founge which had been drawn close to if
set about devising means
Yugo-Slavia Arrests Made
by violent afr operations the feeble Are, reposed the languid and whereby the identity of possible VICHY, Apr. 7 (Reuter).-Accord-
while completing their own troop vitriolic Madame la Duchesse, German invaders in British uniforms ing to a message from Damascus,
concentrations.. could be readily established. Bri-Rashid has not yet succeeded in tain's defence plans, so complete forming a Ministry. otherwise,
should not be deficient in this.
THE NEW ETHIOPIA
we
It was appropriate that the un- nouncement concerning the attitude of the British Government to the future of Ethiopia should have been made by Mr Eden, who has so consistently striven through recent years of international dificulty to maintain the rights of the Emperor and his people in the face of Italian aggression.
Members of the former govern ment, together with other politicians, have left Baghdad for an unknown destination.
Many arrests have been made throughout the country.
Nanking
Threatens
Shanghai
day.
R.A.F. Raids In Near East
The military correspondent of the "Dagens
Nyheter belleves that the German offensive, was hastered by the uncertainty of Turkey's attitude and British landings in Greece.
The correspondent expects that the Transport Punished
Germans will first exert all efforts to prevent British, Greek, and Yugo CAIRO, Apr. 7 (Reuter). Slay forces from joining up while British aircraft made heavy at- engaging the Yugo-Slavs to prevent tacks on Italian and German them from attacking the Italians in transport in the region of Agheila in Cirenaica on Saturday night.
Before Addis Ababa was, captured, South African bombers made a nearby aerodrome unserviceable to the enemy.
on
Albania
U. S. Strike
Postponed
PITTSBURGH, Apr. 7 (Reuter)
the destinies of his Pn to have bombing acts against Nanking officials and a number of others severely a wage increase.
and institutions. is announced
*
to
The Duke, a handsome man, who had evidently again come out second in a wordy encounter with his exasperating spouse, soon saw that that lady meant to ignore the newcomer, and spoke in her place. Desportes Ho: began agreeably
"We require #Overness, Mulo. take full charge, of the children) · I'm afraid you'll and them quite a hand- ful. The three girls are at the awk ward ages between seven and eleven. Then there's a boy who was born some years later." The Duke's eyes had grown strangely tender. "Raynald his nama ia-he's not quite four-a bright littlo fellow-but his health
"Reynald is sensitive like me,” sighed the Duchess, gazing at her husband accusingly, "For years before he was born I was made 1 and unhappy and he will always bear the marks (of my suffering!"
come
The statement should remove all doubts. Britain has no territorial designs on Abyssinia, but intends to
In an attack carried out on Satur- free the country from the invader.
day, says a Middle East communique Haile Selassie, for his part, is anxious
five Italian Savola machines. and SHANGHAI, Apr. 8 (Reuter). The three Capronis were burnt out and a The strike in the United States Cor kick and at the moment, Mime. Mall- that when restored to the throng he
The Duke gave the fire an impatient' should have the advice and guidance the Bank of China and the Bank of damaged. decision
to release 128 employees of number of, others were badly poration mills, announced for mid-ford, whose place Mlle. Henriette was of pr
countries in developing Communications who were progressive
arrested
| night to-morrow, has been called off, | to fil, arrived with the children. Ray- Sunday enemy aircraft at Kom- Both sides have agreed to continue | nald and blonde little Berthe The Emperor is
recently as hostages against further bolcha near Dessle were destroyed negotiations on the men's demand for first, followed by Louise and Labelle, been working for the abolition of
adolescent, and dark like their mother, All were excited and Raynald, in over- damaged, slavery in his dominions before the Wang Ching-we's Ministry of Police,
Be Ford's Position Italian aggression. When the coun-
In Eritrea, Free French aircraft
flowing emotion, plucked: a blossom The decision is said to be prompted continued to give acive support to prospects of a settlement of the strike for this misdemeanor Mme. Mallard 1: NEW YORK, Apr. 7 (Reuter)—The from his mother's favourite cyclamen. "repeated requests from respon
at Ford's gigantic River Rouge faclapped him cruelly and forbade him
Board's
order to-day calling for elec-mollo," he walled, "becauso she had
p-plak ribbons in her hair!", engið to be held within 45 days to give The Duchess put - her bony, «be- will co-operate in the task of SPECIAL Africanse employees at their
Detroit
atjowelled hands to her head "For and Dearborn NAIROBI, Apr. 7 (UP)-A com- bargaining agents select collective on him to. I to this this new
heaven's, salco, Mallard,” cried, Chungking terrorists because we are munique stater that South African further good sign is the posat persoff And take the chlidren outl
try is freed it will enter upon a now by authoritina ne the two banks advancing troops. "AERONA
life. There will be dimeuities, when
siblo
and
the
so much intractable human material other lenders of local banking circles." | Island of Rhodes: was "ralded ontory are brighter after the Cabaur his supper, "It was for the new Made-
has to be dealt with, but Ethiopia must be guarded against retrogres- sion.
BRAZIL TO ACT FOR ITALY
The aerodrome at Calato on The announcement hopes that the Saturday night
the foreign-controlled uthoritie aroon atomping out the "violent acts of the
of:
South
A
determined tolnico drarile measures to deal with there feri
Jes. fighters on April 6 attacked enemy air- bility that the first Joint, mosling of themi". When they were gone,ake: terroristic activities.
turned to her husband with narrowed
It the Chungking agents continue to craft at Rombolcha near Desala and between the Company repreisfitável vergongs in this boxuser show VICHY Apr. 7 (leuter)Brazil use the forelin-controlled areas as a destroyed three Cr-42, three CR-323 tives and representatives off the Autor overpo Cabe, cried maniacally; has been asked to take care of Italy's base for their criminal activities, we and two Bavolas as well as damaging mobile Workers section of the Chip: how you delight in humlinin smel Interests in Yugo Slavia according to shall be forced to take effective mea-one reconnaissance aircraft, lx (which called the present strike) wil Andy low dia) DILE WOTERI a Itlo, de Janeiro telegram:
sures to liquidate the eltuation aghters, and one bomber "'
be held to flaht
(Tombe; continsied· so-mor
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