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e | La Ha : a STIMSON KNOX Fears of Japanese Action in Far East Grow ; : ¢ \ " a A 8 CEE. SN | a W A & Na \\ \ a ’ As British Strengt hen Defenses at OPPOSE ACTIVE | Singapore and Hongkong.

By JOE ALEX MORRIS United Press Foreign News Editor U § WAR ROLE [he turbulent Balkans appeared to be subsiding today ® . but war fears arose in other areas, notably the Far East,

Agitation was spreading in Britain to “do something about Ireland,” which could not defend itself from a Gere

Former Urges Material Aid ee : man attack and which, if converted into a base of German To Britain to Help Her |,perations, could cut Britain off from commerce with the Hold North Atlantic. United States. George Ber-

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. Ty. ‘ ‘ “x steps, such as Russi Yok 1 a Nah y Hen [. Stimson and Frank Knox R Ps, such AS Russia took in ANN RATS Republicans nominated to the de | DUMANIA. SOME newspapers Ra N President Roosevelt's PI oposed that Eire be proms ¥ eclaved themselves 18ed her long desired union

American participa- with North Ireland if she cosuropean wai operated with Britain in deter the Senale Mili- . ’ tense measures, mmittes approved re . of Mr Stimson as! The Hungarian Parliament vote of 14 heard a fiery speech by

¢ > OF BLIND WOMAN Franco, Pushed and Aided ITLL Br A HO ” 3 - 4 n y pA tomor- Joseph Horvath, Christian an reports $ e Se! te Tor [inmi action Socialist deputy, and then re-

p " nN g 30 Ir. Stimson and Mr. Kn SG FA . . . \ tual every ee. By Axis, May Storm Rock ra Soro var ‘wa tor ine cessed for the summer after MERCI wallow in | | lies. Mr. Stimson said such ma- & hint by Premier Paul Teleki Wh Nes and {0 ’ {ble Great Britain to hold ou: (hat events may be forthcom- | A LB YUEN y . e shall Timed With Invasion of Enaland. parliamentary handling.

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Hungary was tryimg to prod the Axis powers for early satisfaction of her

By NOBLE REED Mr. Stimson appeared at an open ‘ i Fists rw Jf the Committee. He once ClalMms—especiaily Transylvania—against Russia. War in Reports of military activity in the Balkans died down,

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plies from Germany under her oil-for-guns trading agreement, ® Moscow asserted that the Rumanian army was shot with “panic, disorder and insubordination.” Nazi Air Raiders Busy Again

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YO the WHEELER S IN RACE srelude to e Naval fairs Commities IFears of imminent Japanese moves in the Far East | Wd ed \Iy Ir. Knox W ominated to An. Aust

C0 hen ae STE LE, te Ie ori ETO tralian freighter left Manila for Hongkong notol WITHOUT ANY "FS oth. said is : ‘ 46 wa hat the public, at With a full cargo of supplies for use in event of a siege. enaave, everyone in town \ "Mr. Knox's requ On the return rip 1t wiil bring out another 500 or 600 enct tiga swntral High Scho a . evacuees, Britain was strengthening her Singapore defenses ens Senator s Nam MM GO Dwrine 8 BIOTA ‘ ; ! 3 , Senator Says Name W G nng A Calls It ‘Selfish Security’ and Key positions in Malaya. Reports were that the British

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I am arguing kong. Menacing movements hy 2000 Javanese troops w ho » the British. appeared to be about to establish an inland blockade of British victory . “ia SATO will give us time Hongkong were observed. The German High Command claimed new successes in in his testimony, Mi . Sip. } . . ied reports that he had ait attacks on Britain launched against the harbor of Wick nomination only te in northern Scotiand, Bristol Channel and patrol ships east had assured him that . " : 20") a third term. He Of Torquay. Italy reported 91 civilian deaths and 392

matter was not dis- wounded in enemy attacks on the Italian mainland up to

POLICE CLAMP DOWN public places. T was warned Sa Ra Bahn ; di subversi 1° Nr Knox on the other hand. ad- June 30. Premier Benito Mussolini reported belatedly that

1d talked the ques- Jtalian troops had broken the “Alpine Maginot Line in a four

YOU owas : A OY 3 N ope pie g spat . ram t mba | ry or wit v | I Roosevelt, bu " 5 - . . vi a LID ON FIREWORKS Sp ish 3 1 : : declined to disclose what was said. day battle” on a 150-mile front before signing of the French

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fire WEATHER ON FOURTH "Reporting iy rerman Wer ro y ; TORI Sect Member Accused of forcible dismemberment of Rumania at this time. he campaign, the § nma dislocations in the foreign ! n In Bucharest it was believed widely that Rumania had STILL JUST A GUESS missing ahd Woundad Stce Mav 10 Ro hei Nn Refu ng to Salute placed herself under protection of Germany and tension re LOCAL TEMPERATURES at 1 Chese included 27074 Hunearian pengo hi na he trial of Ralph Hooten, 32, a Jaxed in belief that Berlin desires Balkan peace : t 18 ) RS f Jehovah's Witnesses British residents were preparing to leave Rumania in

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