Dublin, June 6, people were xllled and 45 seriously injured and are still in hospital, 25 houses were destroyed and 360 so damaged be unit for habitation, declared th Eireann Prime Minister, Mr, Carnot de Valera, ina statement on the recent bombing of Dublin, in the A protest, he said, had been made to the Gefman Government, Mr, de Valera expressed sympathy with the relatives of the victims and paid tubule to ARP, workers, Feisal, the Boy-King of Iraq, has entered Baghdad, the Iraq'Logation announced today.
The youthful king was er= roneously reported last week to have been kidnapped and taken along as hostage by Rashid Ah Al-Gallani, rebel Premier, when he fled the country because of the collapse of his resistance against the British—United Press, the strongest concentration of fire ever heard here—Reuter Acknowledging receipt of the protest, the German wireless glibly said lst night there could question of intentional bombing, The Gibraltar Said Raided Rome, June 6.
Htalian planes last night swooped on Gibrallar and bombed the British rock forlress other squadrons showered bombs on the British Suez Canal Open London. June OMiciat quarters yesterday rejected reports that the Suez Canal had been blocked as a result of recent Nazt raids. These quarters pointed out that the recent transfer of troops and war material from the Abys= sinian front to North Africa was accomplished speedily. presumably through the Suez Canal.
"There was no confirmation here of reports "that landemines had been dropped on the Suez Canal or that a ship had been sunk in. the today.—United espedition—United Press German authorities were closely Iraq Pipe-Line vestigating the cuse, the announcer added Reuter.
Budapest, June 6. The newspaper "Tudsito" report yesterday that the all pipe-line
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