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July 11, 1941:

Russians Want New STREET FIGHTING| 16 Vichy Warships

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German encounter 1,500 Gelawn troops sur-that as far as known at present, about units to isolated formations.

700 prisoners rendered,

were raptured at In many cases the Russians in the)

Soviet Good News

Damour. pockets, after fighting the German

Meanwhile there is a determined WASHINGTON, July 10 (Rouler}.) rear and destroying German com-Following a talk with Presitent Turt to end the stalemate on the munications, broke through und retosevelt to-day, the Soviet

An-Damascus-Delrat road, where Vichy Joined the main Ruslan army, though

the artillery is based on the commanding admittedly with considerable lossen

Pre Jehel Mazar Ridge and also on the In men and materials,

Kebel Habail Ridge, which lles be- tween the first ridge and the main

Although the chief emphasis of the Soviet air tactics Is the direct support of the Russian army, it is stated that. the Russians are suficiently strong

of

told

Oumansky, brador, A press that he had given the siteul "good news" on the progresse of the Russo-German Aghting

Scorched Earth Policy road.

HELSINKI, July IN (Reuter),

cun-

It is stated here that by noon ull

Falling Stalin's "scorched earth"jectives had been gained except on to continue long range bombing policy, the Russians in the Ukraine the extreme right flank. With the strategic objectives like Konigsberg. Danzig, Warsaw.

me destroying as much as possible, prospect of an early elimination of Bucharest, Cracow,

Vichy

OB artillery positions the ! Plotesti, Constanza and other points.

Che ADVA

correspondent

the

Mazar Ridge, the threat to Beirat "Helsinki Sanomat with the Cer-) Plays Prominent Part

from the cast is Intensified. man troops in the Ukraine. Informed experts revealed that The Russians are sperintly

Northeast Syria the Soviet air force was primarily centrating on rendering useless

Walle the Allies are closing in on responsible for halting the break and water services and clcetele com-Beirut, progress is also being made through of General Guderian and munications. Not all Hrain stocks far northeast Syria. Indian troops Kleist in the Minsk sector,

partly

"were who entered the country from frag were destroyed because some annihilating the German mechanised still-green.

have now reached Kamechli, adjoining units. The Russians say that the All signs point to sanguinary fight- the Istanbul-Baghdad Railway, hav- Gering the Soviet air force and soldiers confnm reports of Russian way,

wherever possible, avoiding having taken place and German captured Demir Kapou on thie It is stated here that up to now The correspondent, who Wats they have found the whole railway member of a party of ten foreign pen and in good condition. journalists who made the journey,}

Extreme South soys that the Germans were sur- prised by the quality of the Russian

usually fight only when forced to. The Russians claim a number of w disclosed successes of the Soviet naval air forces against Gerinan naval planes in the Baltic and the Black Sea.

Big Losses Admitted

The Russians admit immense losses of planes, and while saying that if worst come to worst they could wage the war self-sumelently, nevertheless, they argue that United States and British support, and the supply of arms, munitions and also aeroplane motors would shorten the conflict.

According to n

the

soldiers' bravery,

armoured cars.

Blitz Raids On

Enemy Shipping lightly north of rarife,

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of

At the extreme south end Syria, in the Jezzine sector, a steady pressure on the Vichy troops

bas been maintained and the Allies have "eached Beikoum (five miles north jor Jezzine) and Müzralt Ech Chouf, recently captured.

The Allies are shelling the Vichy troops

at Daadrane, two and a half miles northeast of Belkount where the Vichy forces are reported to be in some strength.

Rumanian din excellent source,

ure Inters an hour, and by that time the railway Inced among the Germans who sur-turetion had been hit and factories

Pressure is also being maintained the round them. Every Rumanian real-were set alight. There were parallel the Aleri Ayoum sector in ment includes a company of from lines of fire across the town and to-direction of fiasbaya, where the 60 to 100

German troops equipped wards the end, it was often difficult, Allies have captured the village of with machine-guns who remain be- the confusion

{11 hind the Runiantans,

of fire and smoke, tú One informed Russian commenta-bob had done.

see how much dangige each new tor when asked whether the Ru-| After one aircraft had showered its mankens are actually fighting replied, incendiaries across the railway, there "They surrender beautifully."

were 12 violent explosions.

Chinese Berlin Envoy LONDON, July 10 (Reuter). The Chinese Ambassador, Mr Chen Chien, left the German capital this evening with his staff, states the official German news agency.

He will go to Switzerland where he will await an opportunity of re- turning to Chungking vla America.

LONDON, July 10 (Reuter) General Maxime Weygand has ar rived in Vichy.

LATE NEWS

Early Morning Praya Tragedy

Several boat people whose junks were anchored or the Tung Chou Street praya wall Shanshiupo, this morning attempted tu rescue woman from the harbour.

About 4.35 m. the woman, aged 33, and 50 far unidentified, ip- proached the praya wall from the main thoroughfare and apparently Jumped into the sen.

The splash attracted the attention of a boatman and his cries roused others. They rowed toTM the" "spot? where the woman was believed to have entered the water and succeeded in locating her. When brought 10 the surface she was dead.

The budy has been taken to the Kowloon Public Mortuary.

Collapse Of Verandah

Pedestrians walking along Sal Street. Western district. in The vicinity of house No. 25 about 10,40 p.m. yesterday, scampered safety as the first floor verandah of this house collapsed with a loud crash.

Fortunately nobody was on the verandah at the time.

ready to

Lime.

The Police were notified und short- ly afterwards were on the scene

to render assistar.ee, Coolles of the Public Works De- partment were despatched to the collapse and it was not long after- wards that the building was thored up and the debris on the pavement cleared.

Ingenohl's

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Italians On Armistice LONDON, July 10 (Reuter).-The offelut talion news agency report- ed in Vichy to-night that the Vichy Government had decided to respect the British ternis for an armistice"

my

Chemical Works Attached LONDON, July 10 (Renter)-To-) iTi Syria.

cd early this afternon states that from

Air day's

Ministry communique No confirmation is so far available other source but the Ger- attacked the chemical works and the giving a list of the alleged terms. heavy bombers with a fighter escort man-controlled Paris Radio, after adjoining railway siding at Choques added, "We do not yet know what

Bethume.

derision the Government has made. In the course of these operations but everything leads us to believe escorting Aghters had flerce that such dictation cannot be 6e- engagements with enemy fighters cepted." which

unable to prevent the British bombers from hitting their targets.

near

131

the

Twelve enemy fighters were des- troyed in these combats, len British fighters and two bembers are missing.j

NURSES SAVED

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send them to Scotland or England: [he can send them to Portugal. WASHINGTON, July 10 (Router).) These countries are not farther Ten Red Cross nurses have been away than Iceland," saved from two torpedoed sities, an- Meanwhile the Senate Naval Com- nounced the American Red Cross to-nittee voted to summon Colonel day. This includes four nurses re-Frank Knox, Secretary of the Navy, reued from a British chip who are and Admiral Harold Stark, Chief of safe in Iceland.

Naval Operations. to testify to- Seven other nurses and શ Red morrow on reports that the United Cross Hospital "House Mother" are States Navy has engaged in actual still missing.

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