The Archive · 1941

Belter Late Than Never

Commenting on the agreement. st Sydney Sit' 'Frederick Stewart, Minister of External Afftes, sad' [pact would give the widest satistace Hon, and In effect meant that Britain and Russia would ce-operate wholefheartediy and not to negotiate with the enemy except by mutual agree-

German Churches Protest Nazi Air Losses Berlin, July 8, London, July 14, For the fourth "successive" week enemy air losses in all theatres of war, except eastern Europe, have Topped. the century mark, total of 135 aircraft was destroyed last week-—22 over Britain. and" lover Germany and occupied territory, 130 Axis and Vichy bombers and fight fers in the Middle Bast, and one Brought dqua by the Navy.

The RAF. lost 00 planes, The widespread day and night raids over Germany and occupied territory cost 5 planes (but eight pilots are safe), Jand 11 machines failed to return dur Ing Middle East operations. Not one eas lost In defending rita mastage strongly complaining against alleged Interference by the Nazi party in the rights of the Catho-Church was read on Sunday In the majority of Catholic churches in. Westphalia and the Rhineland, and also ina few Catholic churches in Berlin. The message was drawn up the Presidium of the Catholic Episcopate headed by Adolph Carinal Bertram, Archbishop of Breslau, Authoritative Catholic Church quarters said the message did not constitute a pastoral letter, It was understood that the message will be Tead again next Sunday at a number of Catholic churches in Berlin where was not read yesterday.—United Press.

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