TIDES AT RAGLAN

Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21441, 7 June 1941, Page 6

TIDES AT RAGLAN

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NEW ZEALAND TROOPS MR FRASER’S TRICUTE CAIRO, June 4 The Right Hon. P. Fraser, addressing New Zealanders at a desert camp, said: “You were not defeated in Crete because of any superiority of Nazi personnel cr morale, nor because of any weakening in your ranks. You were literally blown out of Crete by an air attack which flesh and blood could not withstand. You have proved beyond doubt that parachute troops aro clefeatable, whereby you have achieved a great victory not only for New Zealand but for Britain. It unlikely, after what was in Crete, that any parachutists will ever land in Britain. We must and shall see that you who proved more than equal to the Germans, man for man. when you naxt go into battle have adequate air support and ground equipment enabling vou to sweep back the German hordes. WARNED TO LEAVE AMERICANS IN FRANCE LONDON, June 6 Americans throughout France have been warned to leave as soon as possible, says the Daily Mail's Madrid correspondent. Tho United States Embassy staff at Vichy is preparing for possible departure within a few days. AMERICA AND JAPAN NO NON-AGGRESSION PACT WASHINGTON, 6 Mr Cordell Hull said a non-aggres-sion pact between Japan and the United States would be contrary to this nation’s established policy. AUCKLAND RACES Campbell Hurdles: 3—2 Dividend, 10.7 (I. Walther), 1; $ —3 Gold Spot, 9.7 (A. Sinton), 2; 4—» Hessketoon, 9.7 (J. W. Winder), 3. Scr: Mataroa. Visitors’ Handicap: Circular Note, 9.6 (A. Jenkins), 1; Calula Boy, 8.0 (G. Gilchrist), 2; Aero King, 8.7 (RW. McTavish) 3. All started. HASTINGS RACES June Steeples; 2 Anini, 1; 1 Cherry Plum, 2; 3 Lucullus Boy, 3. Scr: Birkology. DUNEDIN RACES Dunedin Stoepies: 2—l Astral Flame, 1; 5—4 Panara, 2; 4—2 Golden Glow, 3. Scr: Whirr, Surcoat. HAMILTON RUGBY Stag Trophy.—Half time: Old Boys B, Taupiri 0; City 8, Frankton 0.

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