London, June 22, Britain's 35,000-ton ' battleship Prince of Wales badly damaged the German warship Prince Eugen dur- {as ing the Bismarck action, it was reported here yesterday, One salvo from the Prince of Wales set fire to the Prinz Eugen, The Prince of Wales was hit but not one gun was decommissioned, it was said—Wnited Press, War Cabinet Change Denied in London London, June 22.
No. 10 Downing Street last night announced there was no truth to reports that Mr, Winston Churchill might. coon reorganize his War Cabinet. Reports that the War Cabinet might..be reorganized were revived here during the past few days. The reports said that Mr. Churchill might deputize some of his many duties—United Press, There is another phase of their main activities in which the Nazis have failed miserably in Norway. There, as elsewhere, they have tried their utmost to discredit wegian that everything which happened was their fault, They forget that the Norwegian people as a whole is very well informed on all political matters and that even Goebbels' clever manceuvres could not convince them that white all of a sudden Shanghai Gas Company,
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