1941-07-22 — Page 5

AXIS PLAN FOR SOUTH AMERICA

WASHINGTON, July 21 (Reuter)—Germany is ́planning new steps of aggression against the remaining independent states of Europe. The United States had information of this, stated the Under-Secretary of State, Mr Samner Welles, at a press conference to-day, but he did not go into details,

Mr Welles disclosed that the United States had promised full support to Bolivia in the event of 13 International Incident arising from an alleged attempt- ed Nazi coup in Bolivia and the expulsion order against the Ger. man Minister.

Franco Answered

He snk that assuring Bolivia of

pport, he pointed out that under

SPANISH

RESCUE PRAISED

the existing Inter-American Agree Lady Somers Sunk

ments, the Gerinun Minister

*Bolivia would also be persona

Brat the United States,

the will of other nations.

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(BY "NEUTER'S" SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT)

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Mr Welles referred to General GIBRALTAR, July 21.-The Franco sharp attack on the United States a week ago when General gallantry of the crew of Franco said that American offers of Spanish ship in remaining for economie' help to Spain always la-two hours in submarine dünger volved attempts to force Spain to aren in order to rescue the crew

hey

Mr Welles it, that this as of the British auxiliary vessel entirely untrue and

untrue and that supplies of Lady Somers, was revealed by Τυχαί and medicine that had been members of the crew when they!

not contingent arrived here. sent to Spain were upon any policy of the Spanish Gov- ernment other than that the Spanish people should remain at peace.

was

Control Of Atlantic Also answering General Franco's reference to the emsequences of Nazi victory upon other

American republics, Mr Welles sold that the

whole prosperity of the American nations had been founded upon con- trol of the Atlantic and other pens

.

was attacked at 2 am. by two sub- They state that the Lady Somers

marines which fired torpedoes almost simultaneously. One hit her astern and then come to the surface but crash-dived when the ship opened are.

Second Attack

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There's This Law,"

The law by which judges are expected to put a money value on hap- by friendly Powers, their indepen- Lady Somers fired at this submarine piness was called "senseless” and “an incalculable sum” by Mr Justice.

dence would be gravely endangered,

Tobruk General

An Australian

Gen. Leslie James Morshead, who

commanding the British troops at is Tobruk and is putting up a mont stubborn and spirited defence there,

is an Australian.

Five minutes later the second sub- marine came to the surface, The

which FUC up vertically.

and disappeared Macnaghten recently.

As their ship was settling down,

"I do not think any judge who has to administer it has spoken in its favour,"

the crew of the Lady Somers took to and many have spoken in its disfavour," he said. "There does not seem any sense erew of one gun which continued in it at all."

the boats except the Caploin and

firing at Intervals to scare off the Submarine.

He joined the Australian Exped- tionary Force in the last war and quickly

lieutenant- to be a

colonel.

rose

His remarks were made when

Five hours later, a second torpedo the father of nu 18-year-old

struck the Lady Somers, causing a brewer's pupil sued Stockport Italians Told

terrae explosion, bad those or board were saved with the rest of the crew. hey, were all picked up by the Spanish tanker, Campeche.

Shared Everything

Corporation at Manchester Assizes. The son had been i killed in a collision between his! motor-cycle and a corporation bus.

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"Germans

Will Win War for You

The widespread extent of Nazi domination in Italy

A survivor declared: *The Spaniards could not do enough for:

"It seems almost ironical," said the was confirmed by the first Greek hostages to return from In the words of the Australianus. They gave up their cabins for Judge, "that the father, suing ofcial history of the war, "In his the four days we

were aboard and administrator, has suffered the loss Italy after being exchanged for Italian prisoners. home the traditions of the British shared everything they had. It is of a promising son, and that now, Italians were being led to believe that Germany would Army had been bottled ke tight-Impossible to speak too highly cf as legal personal representative, he win the war by the summer, through invasion of England, corked champagne." He was a strict them." disciplinarian and something of a The Lady Somers, of 8,104 tons, because he has lost his son, but be- they said. martinet, but the result was that he was formerly a passenger vessel because his son has lost an expectation turned

uut battalion which was longing to the Canadian National

as one of the very best Steamships.

In the British Imperial Army and which did great work at Messines.

Just before attacking the Germans there Gen. Morshead told his men,

have

no artillery to support us and we don't know where the British line ls. So, my lads, we are going ahead."

"We

VICTORY CAMPAIGN

The General, who is 51, was at Americans Take Up

one time a schoolmaster.

HOSTEL FOR 2,000 GIRLS

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is entitled to recover damages, not:

of life,

Apparently the Hallans were re- signed to German control. They "After the change by the law was never said “We'll win," but always mude in 1934) judges had for a "Germany will win." time The guidance of a case where They were not particularly dis- a healthy young woman of 22 got mayed by their heavy colonial losses, £1,000, and that award was blessed because they were convinced that by the House of Lords. Now House of Lords has given the Germany would restore these and

give Italy more besides. guldance.

to put

Th

phrase

ori

Orthopaedic Work In China

Appeal For Funds

In an exclusive interview, three A stirring appeal for funds for the the hostages, Christos Papa- purpose of establishing orthopaedic "The Lord Chancellor himself of Churchill's Idea

Hercules centres for disabled Chinese soldiers [Viscount Simon] says

storekeeper; we have to christides,

Parachristides innkeeper; and and civilians in the unoccupied areas, Rive moderate compensation based evidence or how Mr Churchill's "y" expectation not so much of life but Italian attitude by saying that "peace when a

LONDON, July 21 (Reuter)-As on the present pecuniary value of the Nicolos Zdravos, sheep-breeder, all was made at a meeting held at the

from

Konitza, summed หม the Hongkong Hotel yesterday afternoon, campaign has caught the imaginotion of happiness. To my mind that does

a campaign was launched in by August was of Americans, Mr Alexander Stewart,not make it any casler

an endeavour to raise $200,000 In father of the film star James money value upon it."

everybody's lips in Italy.

Hongkong Stewart, has

thousands of erected

Chinese Starvation Delusion

Tens .of ten-foot aluminium painted "y" on top of In this case Mr Justice Macnaghten Italians maintained that England victims of four years of war are in Indiunu County's court-house.

decided on a sum of £396.

was starving, and that all ships ap- lire need of relief, and their num- The sign, which hangs 300 feel

proaching her shores had been ander is steadily increasing. Funds over the streets,-is-illuminated-by-

would-be-torpedoed. Then, in the are being asked for the amelioration noodlights each evening.

was disintegrating through privation, yang and the two branches in Shens! spring, when English morale of their let by maintaining llie Cen- Press Endorsement

tral Orthopaedic Centre in Kwel- The press continues to give

a military attack would be launched.

und Kiungsi, and to establish Ave siderable prominence to the cam- Mr. Justice Langton: Extremely A soldier discharged from the additional centres in other war Il possesses flower gardens and palg. The "New York Sun" to-day perplexing. Unfortunately we have Italian army said that 70,000 Ger-arcas. allotments, where girls may grow in a leader says, "Now the Nazis have no thermometer of happiness. Some mans passed through Naples 10 The appeal was made at the re- their own vegetables,

decided to use the letter V for vic-men enjoy life most when they are Libya in February

Britain's biggest hostel for muni- tion workers (planned to house -2,000) -opened-recently-in-the-North

of England.

The hostel has its own tennis courts,

netball pitches and hockey fold.

planned on cafeteria iines.

50

Bedrooms are built in 20 blocks of

| rooms each-two girls will share

a room.

con-

“Perplexing”

These are a few of the comments

judges have made on the law:-

late

In

It has also a reading room, writing lory. This German imitation 13 miserable. There must be dustmen It was stated that 70 per cent, or quest of Madame H. H. Kung with room, fine dance hall, games room doubtless intended to confuse but it who regard life as a

a much better the population over 35 were against the support of His Excellency the Governor, Sir Geoftry Northcote, and library, and the kitchen is is doubtful if many will be fueled thing than does the jaded, careworn the Fascist regime, but the younger under the auspices of the British

When Europe's captive people heard millionaire, who is disillusioned and ones were stil Fascist-ridden, while Fund for the Relief of Distress the word victory or see the sign on bluse, Am I to give more for the fear of Blackshirt sples dominated South China, the walls, there is no doubt in their millionaire than the dusimon? It is all,

Bishop Ronnid Hall presided and in minds whose victory is incant. The really a question for an actuary. We The Italians were stort of prac- addition to His Excellency the Gov- only victory worth the name is the ought to have actuarial tables to re-tically every commodity save bread, ernor, the following were among the victory over Nazi tyranny, [fer to like a ready reckoner. and that was adulterated by about large gathering present.-the Right What seems a cute trick may prove

50 per cent. of chestnuts and Lord Hewart (when Lord Chief potatoes. a bomerang for Goebbels' depart ment."

Justice): A pretty calculation. By The "Christian Science Monitor" what mental gymnastles are you to on Saturday said, "Beethoven would decide fairly? You can't go about it never have been a Nazi, He would like an actuary does, dealing with the be glad to know that the motif of average of hundreds of thousands of

Miss Scagar, the hostel warden, worked "on the bench" In a muni-į tions factory in the Inst war.

Women residents will be mostly between the ages of 18 and 30. They pay 25. u week for full board and lodging.

Doinci.

Mr Justice Claries: A problem im- necurately to determine.

Britain Sells

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H. Valtoria, Vicar Apostolic of Hongkong, Commodore A. C. Collin- son, the Hon. Mr N. L. Smith, the Hon. Dr P. S. Selwyn-Clarke and Mrs Selwyn Clarke, Sir Robert Ho- tung, the Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow, the Hon. Mr J. P. P'ennefather-Evans, Lisbon, July 20. fate knocking at the door with which peuple, The Portuguese Government an- the Ath symphony opens hins been

the Hon. Mr M. K. Lo (Secretary), nounced that a direct telephone ser- turned into the motif of inevitable pussible

and Mrs Lo, the Hon. Mr W. N. vico has been opened between knocking ominously on

Despite the Battle of the Atlantic, Thomas Tam, the Ilon, Mr Li Tse- doors and those sitting in our position realise which Portugal and

entered on a more intense fore, the Hon. Mr D. J. Sloss, the United States. windows whenover Nazi

Lady oppressors the utter impossibility of it. There phase early this year, and air attacks MacGregor, Dr Robert Lim, Dr C. T. pass by."

Is no gulde; it is sheer guesswork, on ports and industrial districts, Wang, Mr Tsuyce Pel, Mr K. P. Britain's export trade 18 being Chen, Mr Y. S. Doo, Mr Sung Han- expanded.

chang, Mr P. N. Chung, Mr T. N. Lee, Figures of the value and volume Mr M. Y. Tang, Mr Sou 2. Chang, of our exports and their destination Mr Kan Tong-po, Mr A Wesselius are no longer published, but in the (Director of the American Ned first three months of this year they Yen, Dr F. C. Yen, Mr E. Cock, Dr Cross), Mr W. II. Lock, “Dr W. W. showed a progressive increase.

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