Malaya Tribune, 11 June 1940

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- $*o. 139. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, June 11, HMO. The Malaya Tribune SPECIAL EDITION VOL. XXVII- No. 139. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1940 FIVE CENTS.
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    ALL MATERIAL AID TO THE ALLIES
    455 1 AMERICAS REACTION TO ITALY'S DECISION Roosevelt Orders Full Speed Ahead Reuter. Charlotteville, June 10. AnuniuTQF that the United States would exn/it! material resources to the opponents of torc^wafn"at resident RoosjveH in an addiSTat the University ot of the The Presi.le.it disquiet the dcciI'nited States
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    GRIM RESISTANCE OF FRENCH ARMY
    263 1 Defending Every Foot Reuter. Paris, June U. ,ST night'- French war a to the Oise the enem> has aceemu to ,he roads from to Rouen where rnon. reaching the lower Seme at cer r here some elements have crossed the mer. Id by vigorous counter-^taJte•
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    ABYSSINIAN NEGUS
    24 1 Reuter. where he is sty me at w b with reNo information is avai.au c rard to the purpose of his v)Sit.~Reute.
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    Anti-Italian Riots In Britain
    70 1 Reuter. London, June 11. a N T I-I TALI AN riots. A during which bottles were thrown and tire-arms used, broke out in Sc;!m, Loudon, last night. Windows of several Italian restaurants were smashed. Scores of police are now patrolling the streets. In Liverpool, considerable damage
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    27 1 Reuter. London, June 10. The total number of unemployed on le Tt to the ahsorhed into indus nes m r w. md.stvies from fe°. MS industries -Renter.
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    Calm Anger In Paris
    88 1 Reuter. Paris, June 11 PARIS took the news of the Italian declaration of war with calm ancer. The public know there is a strong French force on the Italian S^wannounced this American Ambassador, with the Unit* c X military and naval attaches and rtuef .secretaries, intends
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    INVASION BEGUN HOUR AFTER SPEECH OPENED
    43 1 Reuter. New York. June 10 a CCORDING to reports reaching here A from Berlin. Italian forces invaded <he French Riviera within lew thal a hour n "*he start of Mu«oUn<' B sneech announcing the declaration of war.Reuter
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    11 1 Reuter. London June 10. It is learned that lino, ..ocll' >vb.,.,
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      18 1 OAI WORLD uEATRE TO-NIGHT WHITE" i iH KSDAY YOUK TOES" v MKT to-night S*' X KOGEKS" Chap. I—6'
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    MALAYA'S £10,000 FOR TOMMIES' WIVES
    242 2 A MON(i the recent allocations from the Malaya Patriotic Fund was 110.000 to the Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Families Association. H.E. the Officer Administering- the Government (the Hon. Mr. S. W. Jones) has received from Lieut. Col. V. Vivian, Deputy Acting Chairman of the Association,
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    DUTCH SUBJECTS TO REPORT
    34 2 AH Dutch male subjects born bet ween ISD4 and 1920 have been asked to report to their respective Consuls at Penang and Singapore to give details of their military service.
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    30 2 Dr. I. T. Dickson has resumed duties as Radiologist, District Hospital, Ipoh. Dr. McPherson who had been acting lor him has gone on transfer to the General Hospital, Kuala Lumpur
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    SERVICES TO HOLLAND, BELGIUM STOPPED
    73 2 THE Director-General, Posts and 1 Telegraphs, Malaya, has received a telegram from London stating that postal services to Holland and Belgium are now wholly suspended. The position with regard to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden and iho I nion of Soviet Socialist Republics is that the
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    Cheated Two People Of $200 With One Stroke
    180 2 Singapore, Monday. |r UK committing criminal breach of trust i n respect of .$lOO belonging to Tan Soon Liong and cheating Mrs. H. I. Smith of $100, a 30-year-old Chinese, Puah Kah Toi. a shop assistant was sentenced to twelve weeks' rigorous
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    PAN-MALAYAN LOAN SHOULD BE INTRODUCED IMMEDIATELY
    1038 2 DATO BRADDELL ASKS FOR QUICK ACTION (From Our Own Correspondent) JOHORE BAHRU, TUESDAY. QJUITOKTIM; A PAN-AMERICAN IVAR LOAN AND THE IMMEDIATE INTRODUCTION OF DIRECT TAXATION, DATO ROLAND BRADDELL, AT TIIE MEETING OF THE JOHORE STATE COUNCIL THIS MORNING, POINTED OUT THAT JOHORE IS A
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    Decree Nisi Granted Chief Whip
    127 2 (FROM H. L. HOPKIN) London, June 11. fAPTAIN H. D. Margesson, the GovernV menfs Chief Whip, was granted a decree nisi on the ground of his wife's oescrtion. The suit was undefended' The wife was formerly Miss Frances Leggett. an American, and she married Capt.
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    21 2 Owing to the serious turn of events 111 Europe Mrs. Lee Choon Guan's dinner party on June 18 has been cancelled
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    HOUSEBREAKING IN SINGAPORE
    105 2 Singapore, Tuesday. THREE housebreaking cases occurred on Sunday night and one during the day yesterday. Three of the victims were Europeans and the other a Javanese woman. A European's house at No. 73-G. Cornwall Garden, was forced open but nothing was reported stolen. The door of a
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    HAMMERS IRON BAR IN COURT
    294 2 I OLEDGE hammed I sticks formed ex! I of rioting to-day. Eig] f I Chinese, alleged to 1 leaders of a crowd i pelted stones and fori engine driver thro lock up the engine I j halt work on the S< i ni Rfandai Road.
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    20 2 Mr. Cheang Ah Seng of the untitled Works Department. Alor Star, h: transferred to the Public Works ment, Sungei Patanl.
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    How S'pore Heard News Of Italians' War Declaration
    218 2 Singapore, Tuesdaj. f UK ma jority of Singapore's population were asleep when the ra announcement came through about Italy's declaration of against the Allies, and most people only knew about it wh< read the Mornir.g Tribune. Action was immediately taken !>y the
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    EATING WEEDS
    53 2 Shanghai, fane THE famine conditions existing in East Shantung Province sun most serious for more than >» years and the people have been reduced to a pitiable state, according t«> reports received here to-day. The people have been red tag weeds and animal food I this ts approaching
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    SCHOOLS HOLD ART SHOW
    433 2 Singapore, Monday. COME excellent paintings in oils, waterw colour, pastel and pencil were displayed at the fourth inter-school art exhibition which opened at the St Andrew's School this evening. The exhibition is under the patronage of the Friends of Singapore. A'togcther, ove r 270 paintings—works of
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      309 2 fOR YEARS HE STRUGGLED ALONG ON SOFT. SOGGY FOODS... then started HgS|& every day: A So much ot the food \vc cat now is soft that it's OTADT no won d e r our digestions get soft, too. Just Ul Anl think of the food you and your family eat
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    24,000 ACRES OF SWAMP BECOME PADI LANDS
    666 3 MALAYA'S BIGGEST AGRICULTURAL SCHEME Perak Sultan To Open Headworks (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) WHEN HIS HIGHNESS THE SULTAN OF PERAK CEREMONIALLY OPENS THE HE AD WORKS OF THE SUNGAI MANIK IRRIGATION SCHEME ON THE BATANG PADANG RIVER TO-MORROW, HE WILL SIGNAL THE FINAL STAGES
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    DROWNED DURING STORM
    110 3 Singapore, Monday. ?VHILE playing in a thunderstorm on the afternoon of June 7, an ohi-vear-old Malay boy, Kosman in Haji Nain, fell into a drain in .hard Road near Emerald Hill d was carried away by the whirlg waters. His body was recovered the canal at Dhoby
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    SALESMAN JAILED 9 MONTHS
    53 3 Singapore. Monday. prosecution alleged had ri^r Kiah Soon, a iS to-day vasser attached firm, convicted and sentencea charge, Tne sentences are to In the event of an a Ptf al i™ 0 w0 fixed bail in the sum of $4,001) m "uTk. Fung appeared OC behaU
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    17 3 Mr. E. S. Redfearn, Inspector of Official Member of the Ne n is period of one year.
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    Reporter, Teachers Arrested On Banishment Warrants
    104 3 Singapore, Monday. n a Chinese newspaper and three AN Friday, four sted on banishment warrants. U Chinese school teachers were arr The arrested men and eduTan Khim Poh, shippmg ng cation reporter ot Siang Pau; Hong Pin school, Armenian Street, of informed that gfj^^
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    BANK CASHIER CHARGED
    96 3 Singapore, Monday. ALLEGED to have committed criminal breach of trotm respect cf $11,531 while employed as a cashier in the Oversea Chinese Bank, Singapore, old Chinese, Lim Pow „eared before Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate, this morning. The alleged offence is stated vo have taken place
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    ALLIES FIGHT ING FOR AMERICA
    54 3 Reuter. New York, June 10. MR. Henry Stimson, Secretary of State under President Hoover, In a letter to the Herald Tribune, urges immediate aid for the Allies. He writes: "Too long have we obsttnately refused to see that the battle being waged by the Allies
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    17 3 Mr. Mohamed Yunus Zyllwyn-Stewart has been appointed an Assistant Immi gration Officer for the Settlement of Singapore.
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    Communist Jailed Six Months
    174 3 Singapore, Monday. SENTENCE of six months' rigorous imprisonment was P as s ed 40-year-old Chinese, Yeo Ah who was found to be a member of the executive committee of tne Malayan Communist Party 1 an unlawful society, by the magistrate, Mr. L. C. "The Malayan Communist
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    50 3 Importation into Malaya of any past or future issue of the following publications is prohibited: Forward Bloc a weekly newspaper published by Subhas Chandra Bose and issued m Enghsh from Calcutta; Daily Worker a dail> newspaper published in Great Britain and Action, a weekly newspaper publish ed in Great Britain.
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    '£3 MILLION WAR LOAN SHOULD BE LAUNCHED'
    1041 4 Prompt, Decisive Action Is Necessary Singapore, Monday. ADVOCATING prompt and decisive action in order to raise the maximum sum of money for the Empire war chest, the Hon. Mr. E. N. Woolerton, speaking at the Legislative Council meeting today, expressed himself for war
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    SELECT COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER COMPANIES BILL
    88 4 THE Companies Bill which was before the S.S. Legislative Council Singapore, yesterday, lor its second reading was referred to a Select Committee of the Council. The Acting Attorney Genera 1 Mr N A. Worley. who moved the matter said that the Bill was of
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  • Obituary
    Death Of Mr. L. E. C. Moller
    52 4 Singapore. Tuesdav. MR Lionel Edward Charles Moller m died at the General Hospital yesterday leaving; behind him a widow mother and two sisters. i A well known local philatelist, an old St. Andrews boy. he was with the Government Survey Department for 22
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    38 4 The following officers of Class II M C S. are promoted to Class IB: Mes- I srs. C. W. A. Sennett. A L. Birs?. j A C. Jnmnron R. Irvine. H Northman and Che Hamzah bin Abdullah, j
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    $5,000 GRANT FOR ST. HILDA'S SCHOOL
    144 4 AT the meeting 0 f ih, I n Legislative Conn* i| v a Iran of 55.000 was appro Jhe motion of the Acting i cial Secretary to the sr n School, Singapore, at fair i cent, interest to be repaid h j ly instalments
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    MR. EDWIN TONGUE RETURNS
    58 4 Singapore M MR. Edwin Tongue. Deputy I sioner of Stamps and Co'lector ol Estate Duties, has arrived in Shiga] after a short holiday in Sydney Former Director of ARP. In S pore. Mr. Tongue declared thai c pore black-outs are just as eompn hensit and extensive
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    47 4 The funeral of Dr. J. C. untitled place last week at Batu Gajah Presbyterian cemetery. The Rev Hamilt Aikin of the Presbyterian Church, oil ciated. Dr. Niven was accorded full military honours. Ke had been, an in the Perak Battalion of the E M F Volunteer Force.
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      746 4 THE DISCRIMINATING GO TO Raffles Cafe FOR COCKTAILS IM WIlt BECAUSE THEY KNOW IT IS THE BEST AND ENJOYABLE BEGINNING TO THEIR EVENING ENTERTAINMENT. Cocktail Bar Excellent Grill A La Carte Social Atmosphere Music. CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF 4u FREEHOL LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES At the saleroom
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      179 4 BOYS GIRLS MIST BEWARE As they tome of age they will have no end of tiouble with Enlarged Tonsils and ADENOIDS If these are not dissolved earn ri moves Enlarged Tonsils and adenoids WITHOUT OPERATION, permanently and satisfactorily INSIST ON TONSIJT BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Ncn rccnrrence Gno. ra niccd. Sole
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      444 4 Singapore Volunteers The following is the programme of drills un to and for week ending .June 16 to-day, June ii 5.15 pm Headquarters. S.V.AC. Cov DJa mounted Drill. v 5.30 pm Labrador. S.RAtvi iNos 2—4 JsWs Gunnerv Practice. oett».i. 5 15 pm Headquarters. S.AS.C.ivi Lecture 5.15 p.m. Fort Canning. S
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    Member Advocates Income Tax—At Once
    983 5 S CRAP TAXES WHICH BRING SMALL SUMS MALA YANEFFOR TMUST BE A SUPREME ONE Singapore, Monday. REMARKING that facts must he faced, that Maiaya must produce U additionai money for the war commensurate with its paying capacity, not spasmodically hut steadily, Mr. E. H. C.
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    Seating For Birthday Parade
    76 5 Dri only to ticket holders. No perto CtonnaughtrXivi can Plaoe co-oper-seating and JJ 15 a.m.. bringarrivina not tatn th an re irainiri9 ?S U^. i 1 sSi h tSSn anybody 55SJ*?S& delaying car pass S rio an t«r« and departure printed 01 the reverse of the
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    PRISON CHIEF BACK
    162 5 Staff Reporter) termination to win for freedom was atmosphere charg- s of war —this is er to the mother 'Men, and more Australia's motto." I apt. O. L- Hanwho arrived yesa live month*' in Australia, told porter, was struck with ttis I patriotism evinced metropolis of that
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    NO INCOME TAX BEFORE NEXT YEAR
    422 5 t Singapore, Monday. J 5 T>ECAUSE a good deal of prelimi- I nary work will have to be done Z 5 and staff recruited before ineom: J tax legislation could be put into operation, this tax. if decided on, j said Mr. H. Weisberg,
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    Funeral Of Mr. Oliver Marks
    145 5 (From Our Own C^*MP»M™t) London, May £l. ipHE funeral of Mr. Oliver Marks 1 C.M.G., secretary of the Asaof G The Re^ T Morris took the ancl'the Rev. Robert Bewther delivered anaddres is. MarlH The mourners gujkj .son twiflys). Ca P" a d the Rev.
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    PHANTOM CHURCH FAIR IN K.L.
    250 5 M irv's Church. Kuar* hicners to written a letter to P* r th? an nual fnrrro the usual tun v* elebra te a hutch'fair. this ye- and c bhantoia fair on any n t >i b nte to the P preler" and toccntr church fun
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      164 5 SUPER^TTRACIIION CATHAY CAH Joanna Archdeacon and Enid Riches I and Hawaiian Moon Gtow Syncopated Orchestra and I Florence Chappell, Lucille NichoLson, M"* 1 and Cowan Bailey a In exciting and entirely new numbers. I Tuesday Thursday, Itth and 13th June only. Proceeds in aid of St. Andrews Mission Hospital. Diners
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    Y.M.C.A. DISPLAY GRAND FORM, BEAT CIVILS' 9—0
    342 6 J.C.S.A. Outclassed In Div. 11-B Game V.M.C.A.. .9; J.C.S.A.. .0. Junior Civil Service Association took a sound licking at the andfl of the V.M.C.A. on the latter's ground last night. The young men, strong contenders for Division 2h> honours, hail play at their
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    Malaya Cup Tie Winners
    44 6 The R.A.F. team which beat Negri Sembilan 3—o at Anson Read Stadium Saturda> in the Malaya Cup tie. They arr, left to right: (back rev) Collins, Wat>r-n, CoopST, Smith, <tl; V int. (front rcwi Sanmin, Powell, Peters, Garrett and Clelland.
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    Harpo Gets Promotion
    114 6 Race Classifications VfEW list of horse classifications issued by the Straits Racing Association show* Harpo transferred from Class 2 to Cla s 1. Other revisions are: Meadowman and The Puritan Class 1 to 2. Argoutat, Burraneer, Maid of Cashel, Russian Rose and See You Later C'a^s 2
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    Cycle Champs At Malayan Exhibition
    93 6 The 7th MA.HA All-Malayan amateur cyc'o championships will be held during the Malayan Agri-Horti-cultural exhibit icn. on Aug. 4. 5 and 6. The races will usual take place at the stadium. Kuala Lumpur at 3 p.m. each d:iy. Entries are invited for the following (vents:
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    Moravians' Lively Forwards Beat I.A.
    242 6 Moravians Lively Forwards Beat I.A. Mi ravia 3; Indian Association 0. JX a Div. 2B mutch played at Fairer Park yesterday, the Moravians beat the Indian Association by three goals to nil. Better cohesion among their forwards was mainly responsible for the Moravian's victory. -V 1..1.. (I. f. i I,
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    Keppel-Sepoy Women's Match
    133 6 Keppel-Sepoy Women s Match The following are the teams and times of starting for the women's match between Keppel Golf club and Sepoy lines Golf Club to be played over the course of the Kennel Golf Club on Friday afternoon fSenoy names first)' 3.45 Mrs. J. English '16> v Mrs
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    LATEST DERBY CALL-OVER
    70 6 London. June 10. -Tr T i lP test call ~over for the D rbv Wednesday is: J s to i 4 offered. sto 2 taken--5 to 1 star Dust. T and O: 7 to 1 Tant Mieux offered. 8 to 1 taken; 100 to 8 Pont le
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    Young Batsman Scores 2 Hundreds
    64 6 OPENING batsmen for the Government Printing Department Sports 1 lul > Anthony Lim has scored 464 runs in nine innings. This includes two centuries one 101 not cut. the ion rv-< ained lust s aU f rda ul Lims average is 58. His scores have
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    Jesse Owens Loses Hurdles Records
    50 6 Reuter. Prlncetown, New Jersey, June 10 To-day Fred Woolcott broke two world records, namely, the 220 yards low hurdles, doing i t in 22.5 seconds and the 200 metres low hurdles in' 22 3 seconds, beating Jesse Owens' 22 6 seconds for both distances.— Reuter
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    Finns Insist Next Olympic Games' Hosts
    126 6 Helsinki, B y Air Mail rIN LAND will not hold the <>... 1 pics this year but in the right to be host when games "can properly be h< accoiding to an announce to-day by Eric Franck:!, 0 commissar. In a statement directed at
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    Commodore's Team Wins Competition
    78 6 Feature cf a social event al Singapore Yacht Club on Sund two-team sailing contest tor j held during the morning a noon, between the Comm and the Vice-Commcdon The results was a two-] the Commodore's team wh points against 75. The day's schedule inc'ud< tiffin party
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      95 6 GOLD LEAF TEA WAR OR NO WAR, IT'S OUR SlP^^ TREE TOMATO JUICE PAPAYA JUICE L, any language a good Tea will speak currTed C mi B |?ure for itself. The quality, flavour and taste ?aSH* "GOLD LhAf need no interpreters The Ma >'».van Products Canning Co., Ltd., GCLD LEAF*'
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      120 6 Jm SL K 1« WHIT 2 .gsssd SCOTCH WHISKY Si W'stk Scotch! Thinning Hair Is the ominous signal that Her M LADY is losing her crowning her hair. Hair fall out fo r a lot of rea mental as well as physical. But whatever be the reason, the cvr P
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    Sports Diary
    24 7 10-OAY League. Div. I, i vs. Argylls. Seletar; va Gordons, Stadium; II iA'. Pulau Brani vs. Pulau Brani. poV championships. C.C. courts.
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    untitled BADMINTON
    38 7 w in the open smews ague system» tourna- jcfll Badminton Party i beat Ang Oner Wong Hen beat Tay Swee Kiat beat Lee Kheng Chiang 1 15 6. s arc fixed tc be played and Saturday.
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    SINGAPORE PLAYERS TO JOIN HONGKONG TOURING TEAM?
    208 7 Singapore, Tuesday. r j W O former players of the Straits Chinese Football Association—one of them having represented Singapore— have been invited by the Eastern Athletic Association of Hongkong, at present in Singapore, to join them on their tour to Burma, India and
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    R. E. BREAK MALAYS' RUN OF FIVE SUCCESSIVE WINS
    356 7 Sappers In Goal Scoring Mood; Forward-Line's Fine Form Royal Engineers 1; Malays 1 THE R.E.cheeked the Malays' Division 1 winning sequence at Anson Road Stadium last evening, administering a sound defeat of four goajs io one. the firs! reverse the losers
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    Perak'S Team To Meet Selangor
    89 7 (I roni Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. June 10. PERAK meet Selangor in an inter- i State tricket match Satur- day and Sunday at Kuala Lumpur. \fter yesterday's State practice the foU<>wins have been selected t i to represent Perak: J. K. Slade (capt > i
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    Championships Open At Keppel Club
    113 7 untitled ~iv golf championships Keppel Golf Club at and will continue next ires returned were: M vi Patersmi 33 35 133 111 p i I .ndkiw i n ison 35 12 KJ3 39 -14., p, V Bun 36 39 147 I' < inn H. O.
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    Royal Spore Bi-Monthly
    87 7 -monthly mixed foursomes ,r June was played at Sunday aiternoon and wm [or Mrs. G. A. dell M Alexander with a nei *24 cards were taken out lowing returned: i s r. C lements H A Mrx.mder m 4 ~J a s n Kelly &»Ldr. j Mac(
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    R.A.F. BASEBALLERS TAKE NOSE-DIVE
    152 7  -  lE> Birtulfo TIIAT dull thud disturbing your T GSnndftY aftcmOOtl was 1 snooze Sunday a R.A.F. Nothing more thanu Ja an boys taking a nose c American Stadium were m t> ter rr a secon(l whipping within agw days. Ccnsul-Genrrai P^tons iit Benp is ieajM me
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    GEYLANG GATLADS SOCCER TEAM
    43 7 Kclantan Boy* o ground the Singapore EngJ» selecte d from: ißalestter Tan Hock Clarence Tay. Ahmaa b George Beng Dollahi All fc S M. R b Tay y Koh. Tan Hock cnye, Una ?S* Mat, Kenneth Kch. Dollah Ahmad.
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    20 7 The Second Division "A" league nl ateh beuveer, »c £A a t e^fy h esS a to y. S Postponed.
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    JOHORE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS AT WEEK-END
    251 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. June 10 im tMC k» set lor the annual Johon I < Late tennis championships, the_nnal Im oi which will be payed off on the courts of the Royal Johore International Club on Thursday and Fnda> commencing at 9 a.m
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    Amateur S.U. Beat Mayfair
    64 7 few*" Badtmnf... Party by "u^'tuf.SaTu Pliers mn.Uoncd ''Fo'o Han Hin beat Urn Yew Hock 11--1 58eeTreC» <** l5 B,m„y "Yap beat Tan Sco I** Kuan lost to Obeod, Km Sen by Yeo Kiar» Chuan lost *> YeoKian Ho c and Tan Eng Kiat 6-21, 21 d£
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    VARIETY AT MALACCASCHOOLS SPORTS MEET
    52 7 .from Oor Own Favoured with fine sunny HjgJJg the annual sports a me v -xSlent programme of events, which .«r-inripfi some folk dances. I Tan Ktons? Keng House jon th* ,hampionship with a total of M pomts^ Tan Cheng Lock House with 48 were a
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    Treacherous Act Of Mussolini
    170 8 ]||USSOLL\I has decided on participation in the war, regardless of what happens to Paris. rr the Germans break through seriously, the Italians may attempt to form a junction with the German forces, thus dividing France into two pails. Switzerland might then be brought under joint Italo-German
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    France Fights For All Of Us
    130 8 JHE front on which the Germans have launched their attack in France is extended to 185 miles, and the 2,000 tanks which they originally employed in this offensive have been increased twofold. The total number of their forces now engaged in battle is said
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    Real Leadership At Last
    165 8 IMMEDIATE reaction to the passing in all stages at the Legislative Council meeting of the measure giving Government power to conscript all British subjects is a strengthening of the general morale and determination of the country. Asiatic Councillors emphasised the desire of their people to provide
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    Dutchmen Push Drunken Nazi's In Canals
    207 8  -  BY J. VAN JONGH in the Evening Standard lAMI AM one of the few Dutchmen who have escaped from Nazi-occupied Holland. I saw the Germans march in triumph through the streets of Amsterdam, standing among my silent, sullen compatriots. I saw the Gestapo arrive,
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    172 8 CHIEF among the enemies of Germany were those Dutch traders who refused to swerve from the national principle of neutrality. Despite every intimidation they would not export to Germany goods they had imported under promise that they were for Holland only. Other traders helped the Allies wherever possible.
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    "Liquidation"
    177 8 A BUSINESS friend, a staunch friefHJ of England, had done Britain good service. He had warned the British authorities in Holland about a number of cases where Dutch Fifth Column exporters were falsifying documents and generally misrepresenting German goods with the object of obtaining for them a certificate showing
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    Many Suicides
    250 8 NAZI vengeance continues in the full spate of its brutality. As socn as the Gestapo had finished with those who had been anti-Nazi before the occupation, they turned their malignant attention to those who might possibly be thought capable at some future time of sabotage or of attempting
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    Swaggering Louts
    103 8 BUT the Dutch are not sitting ld meekly suffering this arrogant p"''. slanism. They have found a w'. deal with it, especially at Th< ej In Amsterdam reprisal has not bee marked. The Dutchman, jostled off «and I -avbeen even ordered off) the narrow pavements by a swaggering
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    Stanley Jones Reviews The News
    317 8 1 j ITALY'S attack on France, r treacherous as It is, was not /unexpected. It increases the gravity of the immediate tion for the Allies, but it will rally full American support in weapons and materia] and will, I believe, lead eventually to S direct
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    Wounded Going Home
    18 9 ppvingtr > 1 wounded being taken aboard a hospital ship about to leave Boulogne for London.
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    More U.S. Arms For The Allies
    257 9 LONDON, JUNE 10. THI HEARTENING NEWS THAT THE FLOW OF MUNITIONS f Of UJ KINDS FROM THE UNITED STATES TO BRITAIN LSD FRANCE IS TO BE INCREASED AT ONCE WAS ANNOUNCED IN LONDON TO-DAY. n-10-French Purchasing Board, it is stated, is now negotiapurchase of
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    French Keen For Action In Near East
    62 9 Reuter. London, June 10. REITER'S special correspondent on the Syrian-Turkish frontier, after touring Syria and Lebanon "iTavT something of the fojrmutoble French forces that are not only waiting but are mdividually almost hoping for action in the Near East. sws t£r« c» •■As
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    Mobilisation Of AH Resources
    281 9 Reuter. London, June 1«--cir Kinesley Wood, speaking in THE Chancellor of the Exeheqner, Su *8 J gavjngs Week 1 London to-day, at the reverse, bnt all was not thnl «c were facing misfortune ana to our disadvantage. m it We could count to-day assets, spiritually and
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    9 9 Reuter. Three Italian Oil tankers have taken Mexico shortly.
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    GREAT INCREASE IN VIOLENCE OF BATTLE
    796 9 French And British Keeping Line Intact Reuter. PARIS, JUNE 10. THE FRENCH COMMUNIQUE SAYS THAT FROM THE SEA TO THE ARGONNE, THE BATTLE CONTINUES AND IS INCREASING IN VIOLENCE. French military quarters indicate that all French positions are holding despite the redoubled German attack.
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    HITLER TELEGRAPHS KING OF ITALY
    24 9 Reuter. Berlin, June 10. HITLER has telegraphed the King M nf Italy— "Providence has \uneu 22, Xr t««nations »c
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    RASH AND FOOLHARDY DECISION OF IL DUCE
    889 10 British Reaction Reuter. London, June 11« T*HE IJritish Foreign Office announcement of Signor Mussolini's notification that a State of war existed as from one minute past midniirht say>: "The rash and foolhardy decision of II Duce will not have tome as a surprise
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    MESSAGE TO CAROL
    161 10 Reuter. London. June 11. THE King has sent a message to King Carol congratulating him on the tenth anniversary of King Carol's accession to the Throne. "I have watched with respect and admira>ion the efforts you have been making to preserve the independence and neutrality of Rumania
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    Italy's Declaration Of War
    1387 10 Reuter. London. June 10. REUTER understands that in view of the latest developments in the war situation, particularly Italy's entry into the war, there will be no secret session of Parliament to-morrow. The Ministry of Information states lhat preparations of, the Allied Governments regarding Italy are
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    Many British Troops Sent To France
    249 10 Reuter. London, June Jl. Ministry of Information states that despite the imminent danger ol a German invasion of Britain, the British Government and nation are unanimously of opinion that all their available forces should be directed without delay to the scene of battle. It
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    ITALY WILL SOON BECOME NAZI LIABILITY
    67 10 Reuter. London, June 11. J\R. Hugh Dulton. Minister of Economic Warfare, in an interview, stated that Italy is most vulnerable to economic blockade. She is dependent on outside sources for almost every important war material—oil, metals, rubber, iron ore and coal. She cannot last
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    45 10 Reuter. Washington, June 10. THE Hou.se of Representatives Military 1 Committee has authorised legislation increasing the regular army from 280,000 to 400,000. also authorising the President, when Congress is not in session, to call out territorials for "use or training" within the United states Reuter.
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    CALM PRE VAILS IN LONDON
    111 10 (Special Cable (ran 11. L HagkfcO la nd< ii. June 11. lOXDON received the news of "Italy's declaration of war against Britain and France with calm. Far mCßlhs tin wiy had been prepared tor sack new*-. Tin altitude ol the man-in-the-ltiee» is <h:it Italy's action
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    BATTLE MAY EXTEND ALONG MAGINOT LINE
    570 11 Violent Artillery Exchange Begins London, June 10. gand's order of yesterday referring to possible of the battle as far as the Swiss frontier has to the Rhine front. No indications of this had st night but it is recalled that several days ago pened
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    NORWAY TROOPS TO FIGHT IN FRANCE
    330 11 Reuter. (SOMEWHERE IN NORWAY), JUNE 10. THE NORWEGIAN HIGH COMMAND ORDERED A CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES IN NORWAY AT MIDNIGHT ON SUNDAY NIGHT, SAYS THE NORWEGIAN TELETproclSoCnY to the nation by King Haakon and the Government says that Norway will take her part on the
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    GERMAN AND SWISS PLANES IN FIGHTS
    115 11 Reuter. Berne. June 9. SEVERAL air combats over Switzerland O yesterday am described in a communioue from Swiss Army headquarters. The communique states that six German planes attacked a Swiss observation plane over Poirentruy. The Swiss plane crashed, and ihe crew, consisting of two
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    AMERICAN EVACUEES BACK HOME
    28 11 Reuter. New York, June 10 THE liner President Hoosevelt with 1 American *™™Z% y £Zie£toy European countries, arnved q m.T and docked at Reuter.
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    DANGER OF EIRE INVASION
    69 11 Reuter. Dublin, June 10. 4 N appeal to the people of Eire to join A the defence forces of the country was made by Mr.D«Valera in a :,pe?ch at Ennis. County Clare, yesL Feinting out the danger of invasion he 'We are anxious to avoid tne
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    Mussolini's Statement
    272 13 Reuter. Rome, June 10. ANNOUNCING the Italian war de- cision. Mussolini said:—"On the eve of thin event of historic importance, we address our thoughts to His Majesty the King Emperor (loud cheers), and we salute equally the head of Allied Greater Germany (cheers for Hitler). "Proletarian and Fascist
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    FRANCE CANNOT DIE
    184 13 Reuter. Paris, June 11. BROADCASTING to the French nation last night, Premier Raynaud said: "We are in the sixth day of the greatest battle in history. The conflagration begun on the Somme has now extended to the east as far as the Meuse. Our armies have manoeuvred
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    BRITISH NAVAL LOSSES
    115 13 Reuter. LONDON, JUNE 10. IT IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED THAT 1 THE BRITISH AIRCRAFT CARRIER GLORIOUS MUST BE PRESUMED> LOS I AL«O THE TRANSPORT STEAMER ORAM A AND THE TANKER STEAMER °TOO°DESTROYERS. THE ACASTA AND ARDENT. ARE ALSO PRESUMED SU The Admiralty communique states that as no further
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    INTERRUPTION TO NEW YORK PARIS RADIO
    43 13 Reuter. New York. June 10. RADIO TELEPHONIC communica*:L between New York and 11 Lnnld early to-day without be revindication w n n Z lhat tne pans transmitting Hence it is ■r'TfVre \h»lhe "Eruption tTbe --"to military activities.Reuter
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    DISAPPOINTMENT SAYS HULL
    12 13 Reuter. Washington. June 10. everywhere and a K edy.—Reuter.
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    PARIS PLACED IN A STATE OF DEFENCE
    55 13 Reuter. Paris, June 10. THE capital has been placed in a state of defence to-day. The permanent staffs of the ministries were evacuated on Sunday ahd today to the provinces. The heads of the Government remain. The outskirts of Paris bombed on Sunday
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    49 13 Reuter. Ottawa, June 10. TWO munition factories, with a combined capital of $20,000,000, will be constructed in Canada immediately, according to the Home Minister. The munitions will be financed by British, Canadian and French capital. One will have a shell-filling factory and the other will produce nitrocellulose explosives. —Reuter.
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    38 14 GOII TAN—The engagement is announced betwaen Mr. Goh Guan Chua t ldest son of Mr. Mrs. Goh Kow" Bah and Miss Lily Tan. second daughter of Mr. Mrs. Tan Yew Hye (of Sungei Papan Estate).
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    45 14 MR. KHOO BOCK SWI of the General Post OMice. Malacca, was married on 30th May. 1940 to MISS GOH KEOW NFO of No. 39. Eona Vista Road. Mali cca, the third daughter of Mrs. Goh Tiong Kiat, and the late Mr. Goh Tiong Kiat.
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    DEATHS.
    147 14 MOLLER On 10th. June 1940, at the General Hospital. Singapore. Lionel Edward Charles Moller. of the staff of the Government Survey Department, ►re, at the age of 40 years. The funeral v. ill take place at the Bidadari Cemi try at 5.30 p.m. to-day. Deeply regretted. BEAH Mr. Scan
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    Market Reports BRITISH TREASURY REGULATIONS
    92 15 London, June 11. British Treasury regulations T ,t all current transactions, i v ial and financial, shall be lal rates, making the full all British exports and .ill British overseas investor available tor buying its. instead of merely canending foreign liabilities, rlir.g market will be
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    44 15 London, June 11. rp::- s Exchange was very quiet ninsi and generally steadier early losses were later reK.tfiirs steadied. ntinued to hold their levels was no reaction to the news cuation of Narvik. Some -producers rallied a trifle, ket hardened towards the
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    SMALL REACTION TO WAR NEWS
    209 15 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Tuesday. THERE was fair business in the tin share market yesterday, Hong Fatts remaining round SI 06. Other shares to attract interest were Memba.is, Rantaus, Kuchais and Jelebus. Among Australians. Austral Amalgamated* had buyers and Kampong Kamuntings were slightly higher
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    Ford Motor Company's Profit Trebled
    274 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May lb I\ tho course of his speech at the i eleventh ordinary general meeting of Ford Motor Co.. Ltd., to-day, Lord Perry of Stock Harvard side: "The company -vsill continue to take its full share in the national effort
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    Produce
    142 15 Singapore, Monuay. i xi, (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan p. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Rice Siam 1 188 I?ice Siam 2 17g Rice Siam 3 IGC Siam Broken Rice No. 1 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 Rice Saigon Al Rice Saigon 1 Rice Saigon 2
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    Router's COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    280 15 TIN London. Monday. Price) £278 3 4 Buyers £279 Sellers ird (Official Price) £277 3 4 Buyer* £278 Sellers RUBBER London, Monday. Market T a< Firm 12% 123 4 I v 12 5 s 12 11 ie 2nd Forward) Yugust 122 U3 M December 31 11 7
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    Mid-Day Prices
    23 15 Singapore, Tuesday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon to-day were:— RUBBER Buyers: 38%, Sellers: 38V4 TIN $*****, up
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE REPORT
    917 15 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT Singapore. June 10. SUNLNii Buyer* Sellers Ainpat Tin 3,9 4 6 Austral Atrial 51- 5 6 Ayer Hitam 20 6 21,6 Ayer Weng 0.60 0 65 Austral Malay 35 371Bangrin 17 6 18 6 Batu Selangor 1.34 1.38 Berjuntai 8!6 96 Burma Malay 22!- 23!-cd Chenderiang
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    191 15 SELLINU 24 1116 london T.T. 2 4 1 16 l ondon demand 2060 Lyons demand 208 i 4 Switzerland demand Hamburg demand 46 15 l 6 New York demand u IG Montreal demand 88 3 8 Batavia demand 88 i/ 4 Samarang demana 15&7/8 Calcutta demand 1557/ a Bombay
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    Dominions At War With Italy
    154 15 Reuter. Ottawa, June 11 THE House of Commons unanimOHfly voted to declare war jn llalv. The Prime Minister Mr. Mackenzie Unf, moved rWtaUi» declarim it was expedient that he Canadian Government should ask the King to declare a state of v i against Italy on
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    SWITZERLAND NOT SURPRISED
    64 15 Reuter. Zurich, June 11. NO official views have so far been ex pressed on Italy* entry intc) the war. The declaration has not come as a surprise to the Swiss public, although it tiSiSSthat he did not wishrS; d-aw other nations, including the war is considered ri
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      78 15 rAPITO ALHAMBRA: Quiet CATHAY: "Him School"-3.15, 6.lsand 9.15 p.m. ROXY: "The thump At Oxford -6.1> and 9.15 p.m. THEATRE ROYAL: Hanhara Maya 6 and 9.25 p.m. QUEENS: Han At Treasure Island 1 and 9 p.m GARKKK: Cantonese p.m. c v MARLBOROUCSII: "Toofan Queen -615 and 9.15 p.m. happy WOK ID:
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    "We Will Conquer With England"
    268 16 Mussolini Wrote London, June 11. UERE are some quotations from Mussolini's writings and sayings: 1 From an article in II Popolo D'ltalia May 17. 1915: "After 30 year 9 Italy has 'won her autonomy: an alliance which never was and could not be popular has
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    28 16 Reuter. Rome, June 11. TFHE radio states that Mussolini will be supreme commander of the Italian forces, although the King of Italy still remains the norma] chief. —Renter.
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    STRONG DEFENCES OF ALLIES IN FAR EAST
    279 16 "Singapore Impregnable" Reuter. London, June 11. "SINGAPORE is one of the most important points in the world," declared Professor Denis Saurat, Director of the French Institute, lecturing in London last night on Anglo-French cooperation in Asia. He declared that the fate of China
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    Japanese To Bomb Ichang Intensively
    53 16 Reuter. Shanghai, June 11. FORESHADOWING intensive bombing of Ichang, treaty port on the Upper Yangtze, the Japanese military spokesman here, to-day requested that all ♦bird power vessels be withdrawn from the area and added that Japanese military authorities were unable to assume responsibility if the
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    YUGOSLAVIANS CONDEMN ITALIAN ACTION
    73 16 Reuter. Belgrade, June 11. CONDEMNATION of Italy's unprovoked declaration of war is widespread in all classes here. Official circles ar e paying attention tc Mussolini's assurances to certain nations. Well-in*orm?d circles suggest that Yugoslavia is likely at once to ask for a more, precise statement with
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    R.A.F. CONTINUES HAVOC BEHIND GERMAN LINES
    441 16 Reuter. London, June 11. gRITISII bombers on Sunday night ranged from the mouth of the Somme to Flushing in the north and Mezieres in the south and throughout the Kstgial areas in the Ruhr. Armoured vehicles and mechanised columns which filtered through the left
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    Allies Will Maintain The Blockade
    179 16 Reuter. London, June 11. rpHE United Press syndicates an article 1 by Admiral Yates Stirling, who states that vvieh ail us great aavances, air power has not demonstrated anything like complete superiority over naval power. iMI The British and French Fleets still are easily able
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    52 16 Reuter. Malta, June 11. ITALY'S declaration of war was received nee with calm and then! is a r < line; cf r "oupled with determination to fight to a victorious finish in the Mediterranean. Ail Italians have been loundcd un by the police art Interned. Italian shipplnj haj also b<l
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    Minister Killed
    100 16 Reuter. Belleville (Ontario), June 11. MR. Ropers, Minister I Defence, was killed I Air Force plane in which hr t travelling from Ottawa tr T >ntfl craihcd at NewtonvUle, a town on lake Ontario. Three mem!] thr crew were also Mr. Rogers had a lilt! addressed a joint
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    ALL MATERIAL AID TO THE ALLIES
    491 17 AMERICA'S REACTION TO ITALY'S DECISION Roosevelt Orders Full Speed Ahead Reuter. Charlotteville, June 10. A PROMISE that the United States would extend its material resources to the opponents cf force was made by President Roosevelt in an address at the University of Virginia to-day.
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    Dominions At War With Italy
    125 17 Ottawa. June 11 |lft louse of Commons unanim l oted to declare war on hfe. Ihe Prime Minister, Mr. iKkcKu Kin?, moved a resolution kdvaig it was expedient that the Canadian Government should ask she Etauj to declare a state of war ifainsi Itaiy on
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    ITALY WILL SOON BECOME NAZI LIABILITY
    51 17 Reuter. London, June 11Daitof Minister cf Economic in an interview, stated ris most vulnerable to econoide. She is dependent on :es for almost every impor-.a*.erial--oil. metals, rubber, j r oa.'. aot last long. Once ner p k are exhausted will beave economic liability to
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    SWITZERLAND NOT SURPRISED
    63 17 Reuter. Zurich, June 11. views have so far been ex- Pressed on Italy's entry into the war. J?* declaration has not come as m c to the Swiss public, although it deep impression. nf JfMinl*; statement that he did not J* to draw other nations, including into
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    GRIM RESISTANCE OF FRENCH ARMY
    204 17 Defending Every Foot Reuter. Paris, June Ht A4ST night's French war communique states: "From the 1 sla to the Ke enemy has actuated his Pressure between theroads from Amiens to Rouen and Am.ens to between me at ce rtain points, where Vernon, reaching the lower
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    ABYSSINIAN NEGUS IN LONDON
    9 17 Reuter. Ja tolSrouTpoae of his
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    Canadian Minister Killed
    103 17 Reuter. Belleville 'Ontario), June 1L MR. Rogers. Minister for National Defence, was killed when the Air Force plane in which he was travelling from Ottawa to Toronto crashed at Newtonville, a town on Lake Ontario. Three members of the crew were also killed. Mr. Rogers had a
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    Many British Troops Sent To France
    251 17 Reuter. London, June 11. THE Ministry of Information states that despite the imminent 1 danger oi a German invasion of Britain, the British Government and nation are unanimously of opinion that all their available forces should be directed without delay to the scene of
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    RASH AND FOOLHARDY DECISION OF IL DUCE
    878 17 British Reaction Reuter. J London, June 11--rpHE British Foreign $2& announcement of Signor Mussolini's 1 notification that a stat* of war existed as from one minute past midnight says: "The rash and foolhardy decision of II Duce wii not have come as a
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    Allies Will Maintain The Blockadse
    176 17 Reuter. London, June 11. rpHE United press syndicates an article 1 by Admiral Yates Stirling, who state* that with all its great advances, air power has not demonstrated anything like complete superiority over naval power. The British and French Fleets still aie easily able to
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    MESSAGE TO CAROL
    162 17 Reuter. London, June 11. FE King has sent a message to King Carol congratulating him on the tenth anniversary of King Carol's accession to the Throne. "I have watched with respect and admiration the efforts you have been making to preserve the independence and neutrality of Rumania
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    45 17 Reuter. Washington, June 10. THE House of Representatives Military Committee has authorised legislation increasing the regular army from 280 000 to 400,000. also authorising the President, when Congress is not in session, to call out territorials forJ use or training within the United States Reuter
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