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PALMYRA

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July 4, 1941.

11 German Planes

Downed By R. A. F. QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

FROM PAGE ONE

our troops checked these attempts number of ying-boats in Tripoll lands the struggle must be renewed. everywhere.

harbour and also attacked motør

"British strately is still that of re- "After fighting in the Lutsk sector transport vehicles near Beirut.

newing the sinews of war and some An aireratt which approached of them are now to be found in during which our troops checked the enemy advance of large motorised talta fist night was shot down."

France. But another form of strategy and mechanised units towards Shepe- Armoured Column Attack help to Russin-is also in the tovka, Inilleting

the enemy upon

VICHY, July 3 (Reuter). The making and France is probably con- losses, part of this enemy group at capture of Palmyra following a cerned in that too. templed to break through into the

Thursday's Sweep. southern section towards Tarnopol. "powerful uitacit by British armour- ed forces" is mouneed in the officiat

LONDON, July 3 (Reuter) A Throughout the night our troops, by Vichy communique to-night,

Sergeant Pilot tackled eight Messer- chmitt fightera single-harded In lo- day's R.A.F. fighter sweep,

Hle damaged one.

tinues,

ก

Klubborn fighting halled the advance It was also stated that new of this group, The fighting con-j Dritish motorised column hind entered "The enemy repeatedly attempted Syria from frag this morning and is attempting to advance along the

This was revealed by an Air Mini- to force a crossing of the Berezina Mosul Railway.

try, communique which recalls that river but all attacks were beaten off. The comm

communique states: "The Bri- the some plot brought down two Nazia Reticent

tish have Increased their efforts in Messerschmitts yesterday. Another HERLIN, July 3 (UP)-The High the Syrian desert and have continued pilot shot of the port wing of an Me Command has given no information to bomb the town of Beirut. After with one burst, and a third left his to-day

to how far the German subjecting our position to violent victim a mass of burning wreckage

reinforced artillery;

the on the ground. troops have progressed in their three fire by

These incidents occurred during n Kreat drives through the Baltic British occupied Palmyra on July 3 states towarda Leningrad, along the as the result of a powerful attack dogfight between RA.F. and German Aghters in which the German Aghters Minsk rond and through the Ukraine carried out by armoured vehicles.

12 were in formations of eight to Vichy Commends Men towards Kiev.

the

II

column

from

Abu

The German press this afternoon "This post fell after its herole-de-strong. described the conclusion of the battle renders had for 13 days put up an

Late to Action resistance against the at Bialystok with the surrender of admirable

LONDON, July 3 (Reuter).----Many 160,000 Russians, There are no exact enemy forces which had a crushing squadrons taking part in the sweeps estimates of the Soviet losses apart superiority both in numbers and over France on Thursday afternoon from number of prisoners avail-material.

reported on their return that it had able here, but the "Nacht Ausgabe" elaims that this must mean that at "Southeast of Dier ez Zor, on the been diMcult to bring the enemy to bank of the Euphrates, our netlon, says the Air Ministry News least 500,000 Soviet troops were destroops are opposing the advance of Service,

matorised troyed in that battle alone.

Actions took place mostly on the Duina Crossed

Kemal

return

Journeys. Que squadron met Further north a new motorised a dozen Messerschmitt-100's head-on. MOSCOW, July 3 (Reuter).-A| communique announces heavy fight-column from Iraq this morning cross-dived through them, and found itself ing during to-day in the Dvinsked the Syrian frontier at Tell Kolchek mixed up with more than 30 Ger- sector on the River Dvina.

se is trying to advance along the mans. In the fight that ensued, the The communique says that

squadron claimed that one German the Mosul Railway.

"Int

In plane had been definitely destroyed, Germans effected a crossing of the? river Dvina near Jacobstadt. and southern. Leinon, there is patrol and said that another live German Dvinsk, where fresh heavy Bghting activity and artillery gunfire on both planes were so badly damaged that uccurred.

sides.

their return was daubtful,

Soviet aviation heavily attacked)

sector the mountainous

Fleet Bombardment throughout the day "enemy mechanis- "On the const, the British Fleet Rumania Suspicious

wilts on the passages of southern have bombarded T positions ot

Dylan."

Concerning the fighting in the Damour,

attacks.

"Our ale force has euntinued 10

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the

Minsk sector, the communique saya!

The enemy suffered considerable hub enemy troops in the Palmyra losses as the result of the stubborn and Abu Kemal sectors,

"On July 2 our fighters shot downlised Polish reserves between resistance of our troops," adding that

Blenheln and ages of 20 and 40. These have been Soviet troops have mado bayonet turricane and a

seriously damaged another aircraft, Incorporated in Soviet units, since

The town of Beirut was bombed the beginning of June. Russian Heavy Tanks

by the RAF with increased violence Before

Germin invasion of the Several Heavy fighting is reported on the districts where there are no military Russia began, the Soviet authorities

during Wednesday night. River Berrzinn, where Soviet Infun-

removed a large number of try operating with tanks, artillery and objectives were seriously damaged by Ukrainians systematically from the aeroplanes "inilleled, a heavy defeat incendiary and high explosive border districts, evidently fearing the There were castrales amonk the on the enemy."

effects of German intrigues among the Ukrainians. The communique claims that dur-civilim population."

(I will be recalled that no R.A.F. ing the fighting. German tanks avoided combat with Russian heavy communique issued in Cairo reported. tanks and "wherever our fighting attack on Vichy shipping in the planes appeared, we rapidly gained harbour of Beirut on Wednesday mastery of the air over the battle-night when explosions were caused on

the central quays).

#eld."

U-Boat Destroyed

Defections To Allies CAIRO, July 3 (Reuter)-It is MOSCOW, July 3 (Router).-Anreported that numbers of Vichy men enemy submarine, probably German, when captured, enlisted in the Free has been destroyed with depth French forces. charges in the Baltic by an unnamed It is believed that when it is known Soviet torpedo boot, according to that they will not be employed "Krasny Flot, the Russian Nav's against their former comrades, many

more will come over,

newspaper.

Russian suilors said that they dis- linctly saw the submarine's hull from which air bubbles were issuing.

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be in the least agitated or suffering inconvenience.

This was totally different from the mental picture formed abroad from reperts of air raids.

One is all the more impressed by London, contrasting with Vichy where life is uneasy, supplies are short and the atmosphere full of a of trouble, suspense and sense sene anxiety."

Dr Koo expressed the opinion that Vichy would not follow the example. of the other Hun-heeled countries and recognise the Nanking puppet

Bombing Protest

VICHY, July 3 (Reuter).—The j Viely Goverment hos protested to Britain against the bombing of Beirut. According n Vichy newsagency. note has been handed to the Bri- ish Ambassador in Madrid. Sir

Samuel Hoare, by the French Am-

bassador to Spain, M. Pietri.

Syrian Fighting

BEIRUT, July 3 (UP). Tly Authorities to-day unnounced that; according to a repart from Deirezzor an importart enemy motorised column has contacted the French) garrison there. Artillery duelling is in progress. at Mer! Ayoum. Artil- lery and patrols were very active in the coastal sectors.

U.S. CONSULS IN DENMARK

WASHINGTON, July 3 (Reu-

government unless compelled to by ter)The Danish Government] the Germans.

"One musi sympathise very much has requested the United States with Marshal Petain, whose posilon to withdraw all United States is one of Intolerable difficulty," said Consuls in Denmark by July 15..

Dr Koo.

Madame Koo is remaining for the

time being in Vichy.

N.Y.K. Statement

(Reuter).

NEW YORK, July 3 Officials of the New York office of the Nippon Yusen Kalsha stated that they had received no orders to close their shipping service.

The Japanese Government Iad re- quisitioned about 50 of their ships. they nuded, since the Chinese war started. Two more were taken last week.

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