Morning Tribune, 3 June 1940

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    10 1 The Morning Tribune F ft 104. Mon., June 3, 1940.J
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    BRITISH DEFENCE OF ALAIS ANOTHER EPIC
    1409 1 BRITISH DEFENCE OF ALAIS ANOTHER EPIC I Fresh hunkirk hangers WHILE THE MEMORABLE EVACUATION OF ALLIED FORCES FROM FLANDERS CONTINUES SATISFACTORILY DESPITE ADDED DIFFICULTIES PRESENTED BY LONG RANGE GUNS THE GERMANS HAVE NOW MANAGED TO BRING UP ANOTHER EPIC OF MILITARY HISTORY IS BEING WRITTEN BY THE ALLIES IN THE
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    78 NAZIS LOST IN A DAY AT DUNKIRK
    245 1 78 NAZIS LOST IN A DAY AT DUNKIRK London, June 2. THE AIR iMINISTRY announces that 78 Nazi bombers and fighters were destroyed or severely damaged over Dunkirk beaches between dawn and 7 p.m. on Saturday. This sets a new days record for fight c: "sixteen British aircraft are missing.
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    42 1 Wellington, June 2. THE New Zealand Prime Minister. Mr. Fraser, ha s sent Mr Churchill [warmest congratulations on the -won- j Iderful achievement" of evacuation of; the 8.E.F.. which, he ay., offers tne« '••most hopeful augury for the v:<cv Allied aim." Reuter
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    M. P. KILLED IN ACTION
    65 1 I London, June 2. IT IS REPORTED that Captain R. W. Porritt, Conservative M.P. for Heywood. has been killed m action m France Cant. Porritt If the first M.P. to k>K B.O .W. his lite on active .service. DITCH SAILOKS AND MAKINFS IN LONDON:— A
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    Menace Of Fifth Columns In The Americas
    138 1 Menace Of Fifth Columns In The Americas New York, June 2. EXCITEMENT has been caused m Congressional circles, according m the Now York Times' Washington correspondent, by a statement by General C. G Marshall, Chiet I of Staff, United States Army, that I it was essential for Congress to em-
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    Italian Move Expected
    210 1 Italian Move Expected I New York. June 2. ACiKRMAN-ITALIAN peace move, backed by an ultimatum that Italy will enter the war unless it is accepted, is expected by well-informed circles m Washington, according to the Associated Press correspondent. It is thought that such a move will follow the end of
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    WHY ITALY MUST ENTER THE WAR
    1088 1 WHY ITALY MUST ENTER THE WAR Romt June ITALIAN military preparations begun last Autumn have now reached a conclusive stage, declared Big* Ansaldo, editor of Count Ciano's paper, Telegrafo. m a broadcast to the Italian forces. "Italian mobilisation has been earned out .silently and methodically and not tumultuoiisly as elsewhere,"'
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    WAR ON THE FOOD FRONT
    182 2 London, June 2. fOVEUNMENT'S PLANS for war on the food front were outlined by Mr. Hudson, Minister of Agriculture, broadcasting to-day. He announced a drastic cut m imported feeding stuffs for animus as a result of the necessity for using shipping more and more for
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    Empty Nazi Boasts
    130 2 Empty Nazi Boasts New York, June 1. COMMENTING on the evacuation of l> Allied troops from Flanders, the Herald Tribune's military correspondent wiites: "It is three days since the Germai s proclaim- d that the destruction oi tbp Allied armies would be a matte/ of a few hours. "It is
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    U.S. PLANES AWAITING TRANSHIPMENT
    152 2 U. S. PLANES AWAITING TRANSHIPMENT Washington, June 2. "IF the Allies can hold out for 30 days they will win the war," declared Senator Pittman. Chair- 1 man of the Senate Foreign Rela- J tions Committee, m an interview here. I He added: "The only thing that S could relieve
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    25 2 London, June 1. The National Union of Journalists ha< ballot ted by a substantial majority ir favour of affiliation with the Trad<E Union Congress.- Reuter
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    "Hell Let Loose At Dunkirk"
    366 2 "As we waited for five hours alongside that quay shattered by bombs and shellfire, it was like hell let loose. On the soore, Rreat fires were blazing. But on that quay officers and men waited calmly for their turn to come aboard while they ivere
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    R.A.F. Attack Naz Oil Depots
    285 2 R.A.F. A ttack Naz Oil Depots PARIS !l\ E ,B 4\ UR MINISTRY COMMUNIQUE STATES THAT hi ShA k \i m rmcK fog on the channel coast. uiurJW CARRIED OIT REPROVISIOXING MISSIONS IM l!!\r TH 1 NIGHT IN THE REGION OF Dl NKIRK. Valuable information about enemy artillery activity, pari
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    ARGENTINE TO CLAIM DAMAGES FROM REICH
    227 2 ARGENTINE TO CLAIM DAMAGES FROM REICH Bueiu.s \i,-,. v j Un <H •THE Argentine Government t^B, decided to demand >aMact^B J and indemnity from the Reich fln sinking the steamer I ru?uay. li London, Juntas' Germany has is^uea aning u^ft world that she i> ab.ua to eaii^H boat warfare. B
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    CHILDREN HAVE SECOND EVACUATION
    53 2 CHILDREN HAVE SECOND EVACUATION London. Ju°fl PRTY-THOUSAND children east and south-east coa^t> J another 8,000 from areas with .ll u»« of the Suffolk coast were > **m hundred trains to-day to Wa- Midlands. ni v o m This is the second evacuau children, for they were cvii< .^m London to
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    RED CROSS FUND APPEAL
    45 2 Lond I The Lord Mayor's Rod John fund increased and now stands at tl&>W> I Owing to heavy loss oi k M plies and ambulances m t c L northern France and Bel, r K.wor Is aalclng for Increased B.O .W.
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    HEAVY NAZI AIR RAIDS IN FRANCE
    397 3 Paris, June 1 fcTilH the great battle of Flanders nearing the m end, there was a marked increase m German acuity over other parts of France to-day. In |;<i t to the Lyons region already mentioned, R.,u; places m south-east France were heavily ■:!)<{].
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    DE VALERA WARNS THE NATION
    146 3 I 2 Durtin. June 2. MR. De Valera broadcasting S 5 1™ to day, appealed for the enrol- I Z mini of men for the Army and S said that Eire was m immediate J and imminent danger and that they had only days, not
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    BRITISH ENVOY MISSING
    26 3 Paris, June 2. £.> Lancelot Oliphant, British Ambassador to Belgium, is missing He left Biuues by car for Dunkirk before King Reuter Leopold's capitulation.
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    JAPANESE DISCUSS TALKS WITH PUPPET
    120 3 Tokyo, June 2. T*HE Chief Secretary of the Cabinet has announced that the China Affairs Board yesterday discussed the draft plan submitted by the China Affairs Board Committee regarding the fundamental conditions on which negotiations with Nanking should be opened. After certain revisions, an agreement
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    M. GAFENCU RESIGNS
    56 3 Bucharest, June 2. THE Foreign Minister. M. Gafencu. has resigned and has been succeeded by M Gigurtu. previously Minister of Comm T I ne^aso S ns for M. Gafencu's resignation were not stated but well informed circles now reveal that M. Gafencu will definitely be entrusted with
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    Restrictions On Travel To Ireland
    54 3 London, Juno 1. with a view to reducing all forms of unn^y travel from thr. country 1 Hrnre OrTic-- announr-ps that m t u.ure "T° 'm s to travel Irom BvHa... to any m t of Ireland will only be uKinted X the journey is
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    Swiss Planes Shoot Down Nazi Aircraft
    99 3 Berne, June 2. A SWISS High Command cotnmuriiqim itatea that foreign aircraft yesterday afternoon violated Swiss territory m the Jura region. A party oi Swiss hunters ascended immediately. cnqaßod a bomber and broupht it down The bomber was I German An hour late]- a
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    NAZI OUTRAGE ANGERS CANADIANS
    175 3 NAZI OUTRAGE ANGERS CANADIANS Ottawa, June 2 pOMHENTING on the reported destruction of the Canadian War Memorial m France, Mr. Norman Rogers, Minister for Defence, said, "If the report is correct, this new act of German vandalism will only serve to strengthen the will to victory of the Canadian people."
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    Round And About On Saturday Night: An Enjoyable Morning Sherry Party
    1479 4  -  Vera Ardmore People A ltd Places :l m By m—mm* JMr SESSIONS F'KOM RAFFLES BALLROOM ON SATURDAY NIGHT. T: enthusiastic reception riven tv the ies on their return visit Tm tumbling ami the attractive lisp v.t;, -'inch the youngest
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      107 4 WHY DO AJkl2s\* THOUGHTFUL mm^^g PARENTS SEND THEJ R SONS AND Vfe^ DAUGHTERS TO I^^^ PITMAN'S? the College's system of rapid •peclallsed training ha* been extraordinarily successful m assisting young fn P l^ tO WelI pftl<l and Progressive post! 2L£V H V ranC l es of Commercial Vnd oecretarlal work,
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    Nautical Styles Are First Favourites In Sports And Beach Wear
    310 5 Nautical Styles Are First Favourites In Sports And Beach Wear Weekly I Fashion M Previews M fashions, for sports and beachwear, are becoming increasingly popular, the leading dress houses starring this vogue m a number of different ways. Sometimes the only "Jack Tar" touch is found m a neat sailor
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    Detail Counts In New Models
    343 5 Detail Counts In New Model s I [ASHING frocks have acquired new importance since manuicturcis have turned out so many ew and attractive designs. In addion detail is now acknowledged to c an important factor m giving an ldividual touch to daytime and ports wear. TYPICAL FEATURES piping, for example,
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    Balloon Barrages Protect Disembarking Troops
    138 6 Balloon Barrages Protect Disembarking Troops men of the R A F Balloon Barraee- ana their balloons— are now serving Two Squadrons of the Command were recently sent to France to set up balloon barrage defences at ports of disembarkation lor men of the British Forces. The two squadrons with their
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    DUKE OF KENT CONGRATULATES LIFE SAVERS
    132 6 DUKE OF KENT CONGRATULATES LIFE SAVERS London, June 1 THE Duke of Knit, m a message to the I annual meeting of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, expresses his admiration for the magnificent workj that has been carried out by the Institution since th* 1 outbreak of war. £12.227 had
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    Madame Sun's Impression Of Free China
    64 6 Madame Sun' s Impression Of Free China Hongkong. MADAME Sun Vat-sen, who recently paid a visit to Chungking. China's wartime Capital, summed up her views regarding free China as follows 4 Firstly, productive reconstruction is proceeding by leaps and bounds; second- j ly. many political reforms have been] introduced, and
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    Undergrads To Go Home
    58 6 I London. June 1. In view of the present situation. Cambridge undergraduates who have completed their examinations will be allowed to leave Cambridge immediately instead of waiting for the end of the full term on June 10. The Oxford University Registrar told Reuter that nothing m
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    BRIDE AND GROOM GARLAND EACH OTHER
    175 6 BRIDE AND GROOM GARLAND EACH OTHER THE MARRIAGE took place f^jl 1 at the Ladies" Union Hall. ,m-m mein Road, Singapore, of Mr r M i sreedharan. of tho Drainaee and Im nation Department. Muar. and Mto I C. Nalini. youngest sister of Dinakar. of Geylang Reclamation. Puo lie Works
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    SINGAPORE PORTUGUESE CELEBRATE CENTENARIES
    404 6 SINGAPORE PORTUGUESE CELEBRATE CENTENARIES TIB PORTUGUESE COLONY OF SINGAPORE MET YES- 1 TERDAY IN A COMMON FEELING OF JOY AND PAT- 1 RIOTISM TO CELEBRATE A DOUBLE CENTENARY -THE I NATIONS FOUNDATION IN 1140 AND HER SEVERANCE! FROM SPANISH DOMINATION IN 1640. I Father Lourenco, acting on behalf of the
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    London To-day
    917 7  -  H. L. HOPKIN On Income-Tax Evasion In Britain— Loss To Exchequer Of Ten Millions A Year— Special Men Would Be Needed In Malaya: Princess Juliana's Next Baby Will Be Born In Britain— Why Queen Wilhelmina Left Holland: Nazi Plans Seized By British Intelligence— Up The Fifth Column: Peace
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    Morning Tribune Monday, June 3, 1940. Allied Forces Fight With Better Heart
    298 7 Morning Tribune Monday, June 3, 1940. Allied Forces Fight With Better Heart BRILLIANT Allied strategy has saved thousands of British, French and IJelgian troops m Flanders from annihilation, and it is commonly acknowledged that this rearguard action will go down 81 one of the greatest feats m military history. Evacuation
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    LIFE IN NEW YORK'S
    339 8 Whik I "A X:) SEVER M r 1 thisJ a Place chetjaj without oneS sectional viewjj iaf gest citk-j, Jj sec China as Ai9 China is the J everything ekp beside those J Muny \seaj|fl| turned to Chi times thi vfl that end. The present h^
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    MODERN CHINATOWN
    379 9 Ki< Stalks The Land m.ir Ancestors M SHALL MEET", WROTE KIPLING, c oriental and occidental man■f m new yorks chinatown ■met and mingled. old customs of old Cathay find those of 20th Century New York fl&u!''mT£ed by the other. A to give you m pictorial form a Eft
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    GIFT OF £10,000 FROM BASUTOLAND
    43 10 Mas?la (Basutoland 1 June 1 I Natives, Europeans and Indians have I sent £10.000 to the British Governn.e:.:, I as a first voluntary contribution fron I the population of Basutoland Uw I the prosecution of the war Reuter
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    KWANGTUNG URGES DISTRICT AUTONOMY
    371 10 THE promotion of district autonomy, the construction ()f more granaries m rural towns and villages and the eon plete suppression of opium are among the important programmes pushed by the Civil Affairs Department of th Rwaßgttmg Provincial Government this year. For the promotion of district autonomy,
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    SHANGHAI'S INCREASED LAWLESSNESS
    81 12 Most of the robberies occurred recently were perpetrated by gangsters coanecud with the opium and gambling western district badlands, ll| is iHUTIMd In the lecent CuitOWMj revenue rubbery case, the principal criminal is a member of the so-cai Chungkinj reopi w.th Iht inert- is j numbei ol
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    THOY 123 NOT OUT & SIX FOR 17
    407 13 THOY 123 NOT OUT SIX FOR 17 Recs Rout Medicos gKILLIANT all-round performance by Reggie Thoy, the Singapore and Colony player, who after knocking up a rollicking unfinished century bagged six wickets for a mere 17 runs, gave the SRC. an easy victory over the Medical College m a match
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    Nine Ducks For Naval Base
    264 13 Nine Ducks For Naval Base Mill their batsmen batting splendidly, the Indian Associainn trounced the Naval Base by I runs m a cricket match played t the Balestier Plain yesterday, aking first lease of the wicket, the ians compiled the huge score of 213 for Jive wickets before declaring. ith
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    Police Trounce The Colts
    226 13 HI Police defeated the Singapore Colts by 89 runs m a cricket match Played at the Depot yesterday. feature of the match was the wily bowling of Gurdiai Singh, who C«red four wickets for nine runs. Ih lallowing were the scores: POLICE •Hivan c Humphries b
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    EASY FOR GOVT. PRINTERS
    85 13 EASY FOR GOVT. PRINTERS THE Government Printing Department Sport* Club easily defeated the Coronation XI at cricket., by 131 runs, on the former's ground on Saturday. The Printers made 178, Anthony Lim being caught and bowled by Salleh just fi\e runs short of a century. His innings included six sixers
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    Sports Diary
    43 13 TO-DAY BOCCEB: S.A.F.A. League, Div. 1. Argyllsvs. Gordons, Stadium; Div. II (j), S.H.B. vs. R.A.0.C., d.H.8.; Div. II <Bi, Moravia vs. S.C.F.A. Farrer Park; 8.H.L., A P.O. vs. Nestanglo, V.M.C.A. I TENNIS: Singapore championships. BOXING: Singapore amateur championships, Preliminaries, Happy World.
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    AIRMEN LOSE TO CHINESE
    329 13 PLAYING 00 theil home ground, the S H C fCOrtd another fine vic'.orv v hen they defeated the RAF «Seletar» by four wickets In whole-day cricket mutch yesterday. Peatiiie of the match was the pood batting Of Gan Kee Tian. their opening bat, who knocked up
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    GROWDER HAS GOOD DAY
    244 14 S.C.C. TOURN AMENT GAME PUBLIC SERVICES beat Merchants by 33 runs m the S.C.C. Cricket Tourrunent match yesterday The winners p d up 163 runs, to which their oppo- ts replied with 130. Far the Public Serving Tufnell t(,pivd with 49 »n.o.>. while Rea and Jeans
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    AMERICANS TRIM JAPANESE AT BASEBALL
    28 14 AMERICANS TRIM JAPANESE AT BASEBALL The American Association trimmed the Japanese 13-6 at the opening match of the Singapore Baseball League season, at the Jalan Besar stadium yesterday.
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    HOME SOCCER
    199 14 London, June 1. SFMI-i'mal results m the F.A. Cup competition are: Blackburn 1 Newcastle 0. Pulhtun vs. West Ham result not received at th e time of going to press. LEAGUE GAMES FAST .MIDLAND Eanisley 3. Sheffield U. 1. Grimsby 7, Doncaster 4. Notts County 3, Lincoln 0.
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    SATURDAY'S RACE RESULTS
    140 14 Satursday's race results at Ipnh: Race 1: FOVR O'CLOf X |S5 $8 Woden $7 Pockets $12 Race 2: SUNBEAM $30 $8 Eagle's Eye Sll Inez $7 Race 3: STELLA'S PET $12 Furious $10 Shun 817 Race 4: SCARLET TIGER S8 &ST Waetcre Sl4 Race 5: LITTLE JOHN
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    America Launches New Battleship
    127 14 America Launches New Battleship Washington, Jon< 1.1 THE U.S. battleship Washing toi..^ v I 1 ftrtt bnttlohip to be bull I United States since 1921 was k* to-day. With a displace^ n tons, the Washington was laic 1938 as part of the builaimr PWj I The Washington, whose esun I
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    RAIN STOPS BOMBING OF CHUNGKING
    73 15 RAIN STOPS BOMBING OF CHUNGKING Chungking, June 1. D -JN to-day brought a much needed respite from the Japanese bomb£S of Chungking which have been ng on daily since May 20. rhe Chinese Press unanimously apto the United States to bring UK to bear upon Japan to cease bombing of
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    MONEY MARKET
    82 15 London, June.l Cm the money market, .supph' 1 I now augmented by War Loan divic:- f payment amounting to about £33 5 millions. Replacement of maturing bti together with speculative demand n view of the possibility of reduction <f discount rates. If responsible for remrt ipplicatioiib for treasury
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    Army School Of Cookery
    19 16 A general view showing classes m progress at the Army School of Cookery m France.
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    Premier To Speak To-morrow
    248 16 London, June 2. FE coming week m Parliament, apart from the keenly awaited account by the Prime Minister on the evacuation from Dunkirk and the epic rearguard action which rendered it pos-| sible, is likely to prove uneventful. No time has yet been fixed for the
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    Parachute Troops Were Massacred In Holland
    336 16 London, June 2. IT has been estimated, according to informed military quarters, that the majority of German parachutists dropped m Holland were killed, and the evidence of those who were captured and are now m England fully supports the view that the losses incurred
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    Pope's News Appeal To Belligerents
    117 16 Pope's News Appeal To Belligerents The Vatican, June 2 UIS HOLINESS the Pope to« addressed an appeal to belligerents to respect the Wjm humanity and international -W m their conduct of the Wai The Pope, who was replying -to *m gratulations, at the sacred Co He* Cardinals, on the occas
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    The Morning Tribune Monday, June 3, 1940. STOP PRESS
    76 16 The Morning Tribune Monday, June 3, 1940. STOP PRESS Stockholm, June 2 19 Dr. Hansson, Prime Minister I speaking at the Social Democratic I Party Congress, reaffirmed that I Sweden had not been threatened I by belligerents, but added: Ifl "Nevertheless, it is impossible for I us m any way
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    62 16 London, June 2. 19 Keuter learns that for the first I %ime since the outbreak of war all I German stations are broadcasting I an appeal to German youth to er.- M list m the air force as pilots, Ww, M less operators and gunners. Ke. I cruiting offices have
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    130 16 Pans, June 2. I^H It is stated licit that ltiO French I warships and over 200 French mer- I thanlnien, ranging from converted I liners to trawlers, had taken part m I the defence of Dunkirk and the m. I cuation of the Allies from Flanders. I Athens. June I
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    35 16 Berlin. .him I The German News Agency states that authoritative German c irtles |J deny emphatically the French state- mm meiit that the Canadian ienior *i« at Vimv Ridge was destroyed VWrm German troops.- Reuter
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