Because of the knowledge that faither words nor protests ate like prevent u repetition of any. [Germany wishes to take, It 1s bel ed here that there is more sting in the tail of the message than Ip. aparent at first glance. The state: ment that America is not yielding and does not propose to yleld—it thought that this covers some kind action to follow very soon, eapelly in view of the flat statement earlier in the message that no. Hianee can be placed on official Ger= man declarations, Naturally, a formal vigorous. protest will be duly delivered in Berlin, But it is not expected that the next United States steps will hang upon the German reply. The first guess here is that American merchantmen may soon be armed.—Reuter, U.S. Aviatrix Flies Bomber to Britain London, June 2t, Miss Jacqueline Cochran, famous American aviatrix, yesterday became the first woman to' ily a bomber from, North America to Great Britain for Use by the Royal Air Force.
Miss Cochran, who arrived yester= day, told the press that she had had wonderful' trip without incident, The weather was perfect." She said that her only companion aboard the bomber was 8 Capt. Catlisle Miss Cochran established a world's "speed record over a kilometre course. in. Aprile 381 miles an hour, She also we) Los Angeles-to-Clevelanid air race ug in London London, Jue 21, XKing Peter of Yugoslavia anyed in London today accompanied by" Prime Minister and other ministers He was met by the Duke of Ko The Yugoslav Government will be established in London.~Reuter,
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