Morning Tribune, 25 June 1940

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    11 1 The Morning Tribune IL ft, 123. Tues. June 25, 1940. i
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    Churchill's Tribute To Major Gen. Dobbie
    40 1 MAJOR GEN. DOBBIE former General Officer Commanding the Troops in Malaya, and now Officer Administering the Government at Malta. *o whom Mr. Churchill, the British Prime Minister. pays a warm tribute, bee page 3.
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    British & French Consulates Bombed
    121 1 British French Consulates Bombed Chungking, June 24. T British diplomatic mission here, the British Consulate ral and the French Consulate were hit by bombs during a JapaMme air raid on the capital to-day. Buildings occupied by the French and British Consuls received direct hits ana were demolished, while a dud
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    Premier Speaks To-day
    34 1 London, June 24. Parliamentary circles, it is exed that the Prime Minister will we an opportunity in the Commons f -morrow of making a full statement <*l the present situation.— B.O.W.
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    FRENCHMEN RALLY ROUND DEGAULLE
    595 1 World-Wide Response To "Fight On "Appea l LONDON, JUNE 24. fHERE HAS BEEN A QUICK RESPONSE TO GEN. DEGAULLE'S CALL TO FIGHT ON. In London, a constant stream of all Frenchmen from all walks of life have been calling all day at the newly-appointed offices of
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    ANOTHER ITALIAN U-BOAT DESTROYED
    94 1 ANOTHER ITALIAN U-BOAT DESTROYED London, June 24. AN Admiralty communique issueu to-day states: -Yet another Italian U-boat has been destroyed by British naval forces east of Su« thi bringing the total of Italian U-boat, definitely known to have been disposed of to seven. "Italy declared war on the 10th ot
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    21 1 Lisbon. June 24. The British liner. Monarch of Bermuda carrying the Italian Ambassado. and his staff, arrived to-day from Britain- Reuter
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    Franco-Italian Armistice
    169 1 BORDEAUX, JUNE 24. rE FRENCH GOVERNMENT HAS DECIDED TO INSTRUCT GENERAL HUNTSIGER TO SIGN THE ARMISTICE WITH ITALY. THE DECISION WAS TAKJEN BY THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS THIS AFTERNOON. As yet nothing definite is known of their nature, though unconfirmed reports are already rumouring that strong Colonial claims
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    ITALIANS SUFFER HEAVILY IN ALPINE OFFENSIVE
    245 2 London, Jure 24. THK TRENCH war communique says that in the west there wore no important items. In the centre, lively fighting took place in the environs of St. Etiennc. In the south-east, the Germans succeeded in advancing in the region of Culoz in
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    Raeder Reviews Battle Fleet
    59 2 Berlin. June 24. I THE (ierman News Agency states that Grand Admi- ral Raedcr made a tour of inspection of units of the battle fleet and the naval bases on the Dutch. Belgian, J north French coast, from June 17 to 21 "to assure him- self
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    "CANADA MUST MOBILISE"
    94 2 "CANADA MUST MOBILISE" Ottawa. June 24. THE Canadian Minister of Justice, in a broadcast to-day. said: "Until the British Government is free to act, we must ensure our own protection from external force, and poss'bly from enemies within our own gates. "When we ,ee such a powerful neighbour as the
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    30 2 Berlin, June 24. British planes on the night of June 23 attacked the district of Hamburg, states the orficial German News Agency. The report adds:— They did verylittle damage "—Reuter.
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    Over 3,000 Japanese Troops Near Hongkong
    436 2 Over 3, 000 Japanese Troops Near Hongkong Hongkong, June 24. THE situation on the border continued to be quiet to-day. no being reported since yesterday, although the British authorities continue to take precautions to meet possible eventualities. By nightfall, it is estimated, the Japanese had lined up 1 thousand troops
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    HERTZOC MAKING TROUBLE
    63 2 Johannesburg, June 24. Gen. Hettzog and Dr. Malan. leader and deputy leader ol the Opposition Party ie>pective.y. have a joint statement to-day. demanding the immediate summoning of Parliament. They invite their supporters to hold meeting? to protest against the declaration of war against Italy without consulting Parliament,
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    46 2 London, June 24. THE Stock Exchange was quietly easier cwing to disappointment at Marshal Petain's Government's acceptance of the German armistice terms. Price.s mostly eased but gilt-edged showed signs of rallying nearing close. GDld minings encountered small local sales. Wall Street was steady Reuter
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    Italians Flee From Bases
    49 2 Nairobi, June 24. rE communique reports "all quiet on the whole front this morning. It adds that troops of the King's African Rifles raided bases on the Italian Somaliland frontier on June 23. but no enemy was seen, the bases having apparently been vacated. Reuter
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    BRITISH ENVOY LEAVES FRANCE
    118 2 BRITISH ENVOY LEA VES FRANCE London. Jw*t £IR RONALD C W.t BELL, British Ambassador in France, has left Bordeaux tor England with his staff. Re* ters diplomatic correspondent learns. His departure is due to the fad .■hat France is now almost over-rur by the enemy, and his capture b\ the
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    CHURCHILL'S TRIBUTE TO MAJOR GEN. DOBBIE
    305 3 60 ITALIAN PLANES IN UNSUCCESSFUL RAID CAIRO, JUNE 24. 1 £N R.A.F. COMMUNIQUE SAYS THAT A "LARGE FORCE OF ENEMY BOMBING AIRCRAFT, ESCORTED BY A FLIGHT OF FIGHTERS, RAIDED MALTA YESTERDAY. "Over 60 aircraft participated, yet only slight damage was done. Five civilians were
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    ONLY BRITAIN'S FULL STRENGTH CAN SAVE FREEDOM
    176 3 ONLY BRITAIN'S FULL STRENGTH CAN SAVE FREEDOM London. June 24. ter Guardian says that aclf of Britain's friend thin a few hours into a ;r common enemy, alknvsnd resources to be used »ur prim struggle, forget- fidelity she had taken. lerahle to all who care for reputation of France. La
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    FRENCH NEWS AGENCY MAKES A PROTEST
    69 3 FRENCH NEWS AGENCY MAKES A PROTEST Bordeaux, June 24 I .ed over the French js that the Bavas Hews i most formal protest tti< aa contained In Mr i nl and adds that tlu rejects the distine is apparently Intended it i If and th op act] h I Intel
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    BELGIANS TO FIGHT ON WITH BRITISH
    84 3 BELGIANS TO FIGHT ON WITH BRITISH London. June A. J 1 Belgian Minister. M. Jaspar, broadcasting from London, dethai ihe Belgian government viled in Portugal and that it (i decided to stop fightms. ontrary, the war for the deof Be'glum would be con:ome to England to ensure hoped nil colleagues
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    CHUNGKING'S VIEW OF TIENTSIN SILVER
    123 3 CHUNGKING'S VIEW OF TIENTSIN SILVER Chungking. June 24. (the Chinese Government has made a 1 II declaration regarding the Angloi. Japanese Tientsin agreement as follows. In the first place the silver is the pro Inert* of the Bank of Communications. as also part of the reserve fund for the national
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    SYRIA WILL NOT GIVE UP
    110 3 SYRIA W ILL NOT GIVE UP Damascus, June 24. FOLLOWING Gen. Mittelhauser's announcement that he has decided to carry on France's mission in Syria and defend the honour of France and her flag, numerous tribal chieftains have placed their lives and properties at the disposal if the French authorities. News
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    AMERICA WARNS AXIS POWERS
    94 3 AMERICA WARNS AXIS POWERS Montevideo, June 24. THE Foreign >Uiuftter of U'WUy. 1 M. Guania. hae strongly a^hm^* hi country'* adherence to the principles of democracy, when Speaking at a luncheon ****M the Government to the Imtea States cruiser Quincy __.i_._i Replying, Mr. Edwin Wilson Unied States Minister, reiterated tlut
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    25 3 Cairo, June if COUNT Mazzolini, Italian Ambassacor and members of the Legation anfl Consular staffs have left for Tales ta en loutc to Rome.— Reuter
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    'America's Danger Is Beginning
    385 3 London. June 24. u_, PHTBLIC D .blicind re W eil understood le surprise that the C aS ■■•_busn ft -ol i& now the principal veiaive i* wmcni» tUma ewy business ot Herman w» whew" -tisiaction that _ffSrs arts. the neutral European countries have £ns been familiar,
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    Hungarian Cabaret At Magic Circle: News And Notes Of People & Pla ns
    1007 4 Hungarian Cabaret At Magic Circle: News And Notes Of People Pla ns as blithe ga a snatch of Hungarian gipsy musk was the atmosphere at the Magic Circle headquarters Oil Sunday night when a Hungarian Cabaret wa.s presented In the garden in aid of the Malaya Patriotic Fund. The flash
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    PEOPLE AND PLACES
    101 4 PEOPLE AND PLACES made their third public appearance on this occasion. Warrant Officer Stephens was the conductor, and part songs, solos and quarters were included in the programme. MRS. Arnold Nassim is planning a trip 111 to the Hill and will leave at the beginning of next week if all
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    Getting Best Use From Your Beauty Aids
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    LOVELY LADY... in spite of the heat
    552 5 LOVELY LADY... in spite of the heat Ill' foea the temperature. Your face ii damp and your hair curls wtly; >our sun-glasses steam and your frot k feels clammy not an uniting picture even in the privaiv of your own home and cer. tainlv not one to be tolerated in
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    Sold Above Fixed Prices, Fined
    105 6 Sold Above Fixed Prices, Fined P\din(. guilty to charges of having sold su i nd Australia al Hour above lhe fixed price, Mohamad Mydin, a salesman ol Nam.. Mohamad Sons. Puiau Bukom. was fined HO, tn one week's rigorou* nnprinent, on each charge. Hamid Bultan, manager ol Nains lioad Sons
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    EUROPEANS WHO CAN LEAVE MALAYA
    415 6 THE POSITION oi Europeans and others liable to conscription, who ■riffr to leave Malaya either permanently, on business or on holiday, was explained by a Government Gazette Extraordinary issued yesterday. The Imn:: i Oflleer, Straits Settlements and the Federated Malay -Stales, will refute to furnish
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    MALAYAN CHILDREN AND EVACUATION FROM ENGLAND
    199 6 MALAYAN CHILDREN AND EVACUATION FROM ENGLAND (From Our Own Reporter* Kuala Lumpur, Monday, I INQI'IRIES made at the Secret- I I i ariat to-day indicate that the I Government have been in ten- I I sultation with the Malaya* I 7 Areni in London regarding the I arrangement of passage*
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    Lucky Day Which Wasn't
    77 6 AMISGTIDED laundry c»uli» C I Ah Nvoe, considered it bis 1 dav when he found a pan cuff links dangling from the of one of the shirts be m g AMI instead of handing 1 cle to his employer *o that I returned to the rigbtfi
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    ARMISTICE TERMS ARE "PITILESS"
    716 7 FRANCE BECOMES ENEMY LAND New York, June 24. f lilK1 ilK French people themselves will have to be the judges some day of the pitiless armistice term imposed on them at Compiegne and Rome," *avs the New York Time? in a leader. paper adds: "They will
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    HON. MR. JONES IN HOSPITAL
    261 7 HON. MR. JONES IN HOSPITAL HIS EXCELLENCY the Officer Administering the Government, the Hon. Mr. S. W. Jones, has entered the General Hospital. Singapore, and will not be able to attend to-morrow's emergency ni-eiing cf the Eederal Council in Kuala Lumpur. His Excellency is Buffering tro\* acut: irflucnzai pharyngitis, and
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    RIOTERS GAOLED
    63 7 The eiKilt men who were leaders of a crowd of workmen who pelted stones a he Indian driver and forced him to lock up the engine room and thus Ml work on the Beng Kwee Quarry at ij di Road. Singapore, were found guttty yesterday on a charge
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      But Britain Will Succeed
      313 7 ]^EWS of the signing of the armistice between the Petain Government and Nazi Germany has been received in Great Britain "with grief and amazement," because acceptance of such German terms as occupation of the French Channel and Atlantic coasts, and immobilisation of the French Navy, is
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    NAZI PRISONERS ARE ROBOT
    282 8 Cogs In The War Machinl gESIDES the huge casualty lists which the Germans s on the western front in the great offensive Hh ic n T I terminated with a form of armistice against France tl J were not the only ones who lost prisoners of
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    GERM REVIVI N TRADE WITH U.S.A.
    415 8 GERM REVIVI N TRADE WITH U.S. A. |X Washington. D. I imagined than that Embassy. For l\ S.-Gerr tlirough Russia, is as ext arrived in New York an his way to take up that He was Dr. Gerhradt Al trick, one-time legal partm Hcinrich Albert (German I lor in 1923)
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    OUTLINE OF GRACE
    54 8 This Jreak silhouette is of Irina Baronova. one of the best known and most talented of the young ballerinas of the Russian Ballet. She has gone to Hollywood to play the part of an exotic beauty be„n f a, hdU 3in MGM S Florian which fall of
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    FELINE MYSTERY
    143 9 THE destinies of Agnes and Arabella, twin sister cats, have been almost mystically intertwined for the span of their lives* They were born together a year ago on the grounds of the University Mound Old Ladies' Home, California, and they have Ijved within catcall of each other ever
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    SHIP'S DOCTOR DEPOSES IN SCARLET FEVER CASE
    291 10 CtKTHER EVIDENCE was given yesterday in the case in which Dr. f Karaite Katagiri is charged under the Prevention Of Disease Ordinance with failing to report a case of scarlet fever in a European Y-.ofi.-r,t V V> Kprnn UU Ut 1. Urn*. m..
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    STOLE OIL
    47 10 I For stealing $10 worth of oil from the j Keppel Store at the Singapore Harbour Board. Teo Ah Seng, a 30-year-old i Chinese was fined $30 or in default 30. day/ rigorous imprisonment bv Mr. Kenneth M. Byrne, the Fourth Folice Magistrate, yesterday. I
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    3 SLEEPING MEN HACKED
    122 10 3 SLEEPING MEN HACKED LYING in hospital in critical conditions, three Tamils who had been hacked, by a compatriot with an axe. on the night of June -ti. while they were >leepins. are still unable to make any statements to the police. The men who had been sleeping beside one
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    NOT TO BLAME FOR FATAL CRASH
    65 10 _\IR Sidney Robert Burrett. a warde r attached to the Changi Prison, whose motor car collided with a ricksha at East Ccast Road in the early hours of June 9 resulting in the rickshapuller's death was yesterday exonerated by acting Singapore coroner, Mr. W
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    RETURNED BANISHEE CHANDU SMUGGLER
    50 12 Aimtcd bv the Customs authorities in connection with chandu smuggling Koh Chuen was found to have been banLshed from the Colony in 1933. Mr Justice Pedlow in the Assize Court vesterday sentenced him to 18 months' rigorous taprtaonn* i .1 low the sentence he i _>ent
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    HAD FALSE LABELB
    35 12 For being in BMMtsioi M i counterfeiting trade i quantity of false l, M i Chu a Ah Peng, was v to nine months' ngorou. rr -fl by Mr. Justice Pedlow. I
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    ROBBED OWN MOTHER, BOUND OVER
    42 13 ROBBED OWN MOTHER, BOUND OVER I offence. 19-year-A lio stole his moand pawned it. was r. am of $50 for a pebv Mr J G Raprd Police Magistrate, h rid to pay a com- i his mother so that redeem the pawn-
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    Cheated Grief-Stricken Woman, Gaoled
    123 13 Cheated Grief-Stricken Woman, Gaoled QNG WAH SENG. 30. was yesterdav w .sentenced to four months' rigorous I imprisonment by Mr. J o Rappoporl I the _h:rd Magistrate, for havinu i cheated a grief-stricken woman of $b The incident occurred in the Third Police Court on June 18, when tne woman
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    18 MONTHS' GAOL
    50 13 Found residing in Singapore, having j been banished seven years ago. Chhan Teng Lam. was charged at the Assizes yesterday before Mr. Justice Pedlow "with unlawfully returning to this country during the period of his banishment. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced 'to 18 months' rigorous imprisonment.
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    CHINESE JUST MISS SEASONS FIRST DEFEAT
    486 14 CHINESE JUST MISS SEASONS FIRST DEFEA T Reserve Police Held To Draw CHINESE 1: POLICE 1. MEETING the Police in a return Reserve Division encounter, at Alison Road Stadium yesterday, the Chinese only unbeaten side in the division came close to tasting their first reverse of the reason when they
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    Airmen, Tads Score Wins
    52 14 The Reserve Division League game < played between R.A.F. and Navy yesterday at the Naval Base was won bv the R.A.F. 2—l The Division I League game between It Manchesfc and R.A. (A-A.) at!' Changi yesterday resulted in a win (or 1 5 the Mant hes
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    361 15 French National Committee Formed In London London, June 24. ■THE following is the text of General Degaulles broadcast statement from London: "The armistice accepted by the Bordeaux Government is capitulation. This capitulation was signal before all means of resistance had been exhausted. •'This capitulation delivers into the hands of the
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    36 15 o r. ofi.vpar-old Chinese. Teh M .K R -,o_c_-_eor having pleading guilty to a cnarge g his possmst on c ourt^:f Wren which he .said he k«P*^g_ sen tenced „g& »-t_' rigorous imprison-HIM-t
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    293 15 I.ordon. June 23. The ff J_«-Vff IS Han, over to Smgff he, stocks and material as we., as to place he J^^JTiS- war territory at the disposal of Germany for the pro-e«.t.on aeainst Great liritain. sufferance in 'The French Government will continue to ex it
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    226 16 U.S. REPUBLICATIONS HOLD CONVENTION War Issue Presidential Election On Agenda Philadelphia, June 24. JHE Republican Party Convention, which opened here to-day, is faced with the dual task of selecting a candidate for the Presidential election in November, and fixing the policy to offer: the country. Foreign issues, it is certain,
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    169 16 BRITAIN DID NOT ASK EGYPT TO DECLARE WAR Cairo, June 24. THE British Government "never asked either orally or in writ. ing" that Egypt should declare war on Italy. This statement is reported by Egyptian papers to-day to have been made by Ali Manor Pasha (Prime Minister) at a meeting
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    119 16 "Britain Has Enough Food Stocks" London. June 2 THE Minister of Food. Lord Woolton, to-day again gave an assurance that there were adequate stocks of food in Britain. Some of the nost vital stocks, he declared, were greater than they had ever I been in histroy. *I have been atked
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    74 16 Dublin, June 24. MR. de Valera speaking at an all-Party recruiting meeting at Tralee yesterday said the geographical position in Ireland made tt a tempting place for any belligerent. The war had taken a very quick turn recently and, instead of removing danger, had made
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    77 16 Lisbon. June 24. FE British liner, Wellington Star, was torpedoed near Cape Finisterre. Seventeen survivors have arrived near Oporto. All the crew of the Wellington S'ar were landed from two boats, it is learned in London to-night. Captain Williams and 51 of the crew reached Casablanca In
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    60 16 London, June 24: The Board of Trade has made an export control order, taking effect from June 24, under which the export of all classes of goods to French territories in Europe, including Corsica, Ls prohibited. Revocation of outstanding licences for exports to the territories
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