Malaya Tribune, 22 June 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- •No. 149. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday, June 22, 1940
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    Changes In The Army Council
    104 1 Reuter. London, June 22. TWO changes in the Army Council 1 ir* announced. Lieut.-General H B Wemyss and Lieut.-General R. H. Haining become members of thr C< unc'l in place of General Sir Edmund Ironside and General Sir it (iordon-Finlayson. It is understood that these
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    U. S. NEWSMEN EXPELLED FROM REICH
    50 1 Reuter. London, June 22. D PH BARNES and Russell Hil\ Ber*l representatives of the New York d Tribune, have been expelled from any, according to the German agency, on the ground that they ent reports "calculated to upset iendly relations between Germany her States."—Reuter.
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    Trade Unions' Big War Contribution
    198 1 London, June 21. THE contribution of organised labour to the unified war effort is applauded in The Times, which says:— "By one resolution, after another, labour not required for the fighting services is putting more and more might into war production, and assisting bectel organisation
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    BIG BRITISH AIR OFFENSIVE
    588 1 RECORD BOMBING OF ENEMY BASES BIG GUN EMPLACEMENT AT CALAIS DESTROYED Reuter. S1 INCE Thursday morning British bombing squadrons, augmented by new I» planes and fresh airmen from Canada and other parts of the Empire, have been conducting the biggest air offensive yet undertaken on German
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    HITLER TAKES AWAY DINING CAR IN TRIUMPH TO BERLIN
    543 1 Armistice Terms Not Yet Settled Reuter. ACCORDING to latest messages the details terms between France on the one side n (tab on thr- ntlirr have not yet been settled. Reuter quotes a z xs z&sa that s^jtfzzssFi Keitei and th- French
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    Athlone In Canada
    25 1 Reuter. Ottawa, June 21. Immediately after his induction, the Earl of Athlone (GovernorGeneral) authorised numerous bills, »nclud ng the comcription bill Reuter.
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    MORE RAIDS ON BRITAIN
    123 1 Reuter and British Wireless. London, June 22. j THE Air Ministry announces that i air raid warnings were sounded I in a number of districts in western i 1 England when e.iemy aircraft crossed the coast during the night. During the night aircraft of the Coastal
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    Empire Units Pouring Into Britain
    155 1 London, June 22. ONLY few days after the safe arrival in Britain of the second contingent of Anzaes it was announced yesterday that more Dominion soldiers and airmen have arrived. Two new complete units of the Royal Canadian Air Force, with the planes they are
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    37 1 Reuter. A FURTHER list of awards by the Commander-in-Chief of the BE F. for acts of bravery in France towards the end of May comprises ten military (;•(>' sea, three distinguished conduct medals and seven military medal. Reuter.
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    Italians Routed On Eritrean Border
    175 1 Reuter. Cairo, June 21. A STATEMENT issued bj British G.H.Q. says that a series of highly successful raids were carried out yesterday by one of our mechanised units from Sudan, according to a Khartum despatch. The British force, after crossing the Eritrean frontier, located a
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    10,000 PLANES FOR THE ALLIES
    55 1 Reuter. N< w York, .lunr 22. r VHE Anglo-French Purchasing Board announced to-day that new contracts for the purchase of over 1.500 American planes were placed last week, the number of places purchased by the Board in the United States to over ten thousand with
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    R.A.F. BOMB ITALIAN 'DROMES
    126 1 Reuter. Cairo, June 22. AN R A.F communique states that Two bombing raids were earned out yesterday on Diredawa, in Abys nireet hits were registered on the railthe workshops nearby The aerodrome was si o attacked and a fl Enemy tC flghtcrs attempted to intercept the
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    Fascist Plot In Canada
    96 1 Reuter. Ottawa, June 22. ELEVEN members of the National Unity Forty have been interned because 'they had been in communica tion with enemies in Germany, Italy and elsewhere, the Minister of Justice, Mr. La Pointe, told the House of Commons to-day. The interned people include the
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    ELECTED BODIES ABOLISHED
    40 1 Reuter. London, June 22. fHE German official news agency states i that the G'ovcrnmmt of Bohemia and Moravia has formally dissolved representative bodies. The President will henceforth assumo control of matters formerly dealt with Of these bodies.—Renter.
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    IMPROVEMENT TRUST TO MAKE SETTLEMENT OF WOOD HOUSES
    315 2 COST OF BUILDING MATERIALS PROHIBITIVE (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) r REATLY ENHANCED PRICES OF BUILDING k IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE WAR IN PROVIDE AN IMPETUS TO SINGAPORE'S TIMBER INDUSTRY. Owing to the unsuitable tenders received for the erection of 148 I flats at
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    INTIMIDATION CHARGE
    74 2 Singapore, Friday. Alleged to have threatened workers going to work at C a.m. on June 20 with injury if they did not cease work, Tan Ang Ching, a 21-year-old Hokkien, was produced before Mr. J. G. Rappoport, the Third Police Magistrate, today. A charge of criminal intimidation was
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    33 2 Capt. J. S. Boissier, founder president of Perak Technical Association, who is organising a certain area of the London local defence force, has been seconded for eight months' special defence work in Palestine.
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    WOMAN MEDICAL STUDENT
    179 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) ONE out ot* nine students, sent by the various Malayan Governments to study medicine at the King Edward VII College of Medicine this year, ia a woman. She is Miss Elena M. Cooke of Selangor. seventeen-year-old daughter of Mrs. Cooke of K. L and
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    ADJUDICATING ORDER AGAINST LAWYER
    37 2 Singapore, Friday. and adjudication order was made on his own apDiication against Kow Soon Kirn. advocate and solicitor, by Mr Justice Pedlow in the Bankruptcy Court to-day. The debtors liamhtie; amounted to $5,000.
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    FILM OF INDIAN TROOPS
    96 2 ON Thursday, June 27, on the Padang, a soccer match will be played between the Indian Troops (Headquarters Force Emu) vs. the Malay Regiment which will commence at 5 pm. Incidents in this match will be filmed by arrangement with Messrs. Fishers Ltd who are producing
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    GINGER ROGERS AT THE ALHAMBRA
    160 2 Last Night's First Night CLAMOROUS Ginger Rogers of daneU ing said she wanted to play a dramatic role, and there were these > who y re said to hav e tried to dissuade her •rom this coins-, but Ginger had her way ai d the
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    22 2 A meeting of the Selangor State Council will be held at the Astana Mahkota. Klang. on Tuesday. July 2. at 10 a.m.
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    Car Salesman On Charge Of Cheating
    852 2 Singapore, Friday. THE telephone buzzed and picking up the receiver Mr. P. GivenWilson, of the General Accident Fire and Life Assurance Co., Ltd., heard a voice on the other end who called himself "Captain McQuillan." After th« m. had finished, Mr Wilson rang un
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    AIR MAIL TO BRITAIN VIA U.S.
    250 2 A TWICE- WEEKLY air link is now operated by the British Overseas Airways Corporation between Bangkok and Hong Kong and vice versa. The service is scheduled to connect at Bangkok with the weekly flyingboat service to and from Singapore, and at Hong Kong with
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    SHORT STAY
    27 2 Mr \V E. Pepvs. General Adviser to th- Sarawak Government, and former General Adviser. Johore arrived in Singapore yesterday and leaves for Sarawak on Monday.
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    BUSMAN'S HOLIDAY FOR DUTCH CONSUL
    85 2 ON his return from Manila yesterday, Mr J M Viruly. Consul for the Netherlands, said that the Philippines effered him a busman's holiday. Mr Virulv arrived in Manila a week before Holland was invaded, and official business occupied most of his time during his stay
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    21 2 Mr. G. M. Browne, manager, Merton Estate. Kl&ng, has gone on leave and Mr F. C. Hoskins is acting for him.
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    SWISS CONSUL RETURNS
    124 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) aWISS Consul for French [ndoChina for the past seven years and 23 years with Diethelem Mr. W. Fullemann arrived in pore yesterday on his waj Switzerland. Mr. Fullemann started with lem Co. in 1917 in Bangkok as a junior assistant, and retired as manager
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    Magistrate Gives Boy Another Chance
    207 2 Singapore, Friday %I7HEN a 13-year-old Eurasian buy, Felix Monteiro, a former pupiJ >>i he St. Anthony's Boys' School, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a bicycle valued at $60 from the school compound, his father asked the acting second magistrate, Mr. T. L. Tan,
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    RECRUITMENT OPENS IN HONGKONG
    281 2 Hongkong, June I'ORITTSH subjects, between the ages of 21 and 38, of pure European 15 descent IK eligible for enlistment into the regular Army for the duration of the present emergency. Application should be made U the Officer Commanding the unit which the applicant wishes to
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    U.S.A.'S BIG RUBBER BUY
    167 3 New York, June %L j is intimated in trade circles that 1 the United Sta*es has virtuaurced to buy 100,000 tons of crude rubber from Great Britain. Xhe purchase will be a cash transon, involving about £11 millions. _-!:cuter. 'Good news certainly. We hope the? buy
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    French Want To Carry On
    47 3 Reuter. Alexandria, June 21. The French Colony have telegraphed Mr. Lebrun, Gen. Petain and Gen. Weygand that they joined with the French colony in Cairo in an appeal to continue the struggle with the "Franco-British union, which will ensure final victory." —Reuter.
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    POLICE INSPECTORS ON ASSAULT CHARGE
    593 3 Singapore, Friday. ALLEGED to have assaulted Sarip bin Karsono, a Javanese gardener employed by the Senior Chaplain to the Forces, two Asiatic police inspectors appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh, the Fifth P< lice Magistrate, when a preliminary inquiry into a charge of vomntarily causing
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    Cambridge Examination To Be Held As Usual
    340 3 EARLIER CLOSING DATE NECESSARY Results Will Be Delayed (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) TN SPITE OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN WAR-TORN 1 EUROPE, MALAYAN SENIOR CAMBRIDGE STUDENTS WILL SIT FOR THE CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATIONS JUST AS IN PREVIOUS YEARS. The examination fees have already been collected from
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    Posted Boxes Of Matches To Shanghai
    155 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Friday. QEVEN boxes of matches cost Yeo Eng Kok, Secretary of a Chinese firm, $45 in court here yesterday. The money was a fine imposed on him in the District Court for committing an offence by sending a package
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    Man Alleges Mistress Was "Charmed"
    277 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Kangsar. FAVOURING of mediaeval witchcraft was the allegation made here recently in court by an Indian labourer named Saminathan, who accused a Malay woman of administering a certain drug to his mistress which caused her to lose her affection for
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    42 3 Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pope, of Kuala Lumpur intend holding a garden fete m their compound, at Old Petaling Road, on July sat 5 p.m. This fete is in aid of the Malaya Patriotic Fund and all will be very welcome.
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    NAVAL MEN CELEBRATE
    48 3 rhP Old Boys of two training ships, H.M.S. Conway and H.M.S. Worcester held their aim Sal reunion dinner at the Adelphi Hotel last night. Rear-Admiral T. B. Drew, President of the Association, was among Inose present and is the central figure in the picture above.
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    MAN CLAIMS TRIAL ON RIOT CHARGE
    107 3 Singapore, Friday. ANE of the six Chinese workers who U w°r e admitted into hospital as a resun of a clash which took place between labourers of the Tai Tong rubber factory and a large police force on June 11 mad* his appearance in
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    SEVEN CHARGES FRAMED AGAINST LOCAL SOLDIER
    300 4 ALLEGED ASSAULT OF CIVILIANS POLICE Singapore, Friday. WHEN three soldiers, James E. Collier (30), Leslie H. Broom (23), and Robert M. Kelly (24), appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh, the Fifth Police Magistrate, to-day, seven charges were preferred against Collier. Collier was charged with:
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    MARRIED
    27 4 Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Dharan, of the Drainage and Irrigation Department, who were married according io Hindu rites recently at the Ladies' Union, Moulmein Road.
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    39 4 The Pahang Assizes, which normahy are held at Kuantan. will be transferred to Raub for the session which begins on July 1. It is understood that the reason is that the majority of the cases listed are from Raub.
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    Order Made Against Undischarged Bankrupt
    164 4 Singapore, rrictaj WHILE still an undischarged bankrupt under a Wage Eainei* Ad W ministration Order made against him in 1938. a recemng and adjudication order was made against Shanmugam. a former -employee of the Singapore Municipality, by Mr. Justice Pedlow at ruptcv Court to-day. i
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    Unlawful Society Charge
    59 4 Singapore, Friday. SAID to have acted as members of an unlawful society—the Red General Labour Union—seven Hokkiens were produced before Mr. J. G. Rappoport, in th<- Third Police Court, to-day. They claimed trial to the charge and the case was postponed until June 28. Bail was offered
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    Children's Education Got Him Into Debt
    182 4 Singapore, Friday. HIS insolvency due to his children's education and the exhorbitant interest he had been paying on the loans he had taken from moneylenders, Raden Soekendar, a Javanese typist employed in a mercantile office, was publicly examined in the Bankruptcy Court to-day before
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    56 4 The funeral of Mr. Henry Eckart, an Australian, chief engineer of Kota Bahru Tin Limited, took place on Monday evening at Batu Gajah. The Rev. Hamilton Aikin conducted the service. Aged 55, Mr. Eckart died on Sunday evening at the Batu Gajah Hospital, following an while supervising the construction of
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    Mr. Tommy Ngo Beng untitled youngest son cf Mrs. Ngo Yam Chiang, and the late Mr. Ngo Yam ( hiang, and his bride, Miss Evelyn Taa Tcng Neo, daughter of Mrs. in, Seng Ann and the late Mr. 'Lan Seng Ann and niece of Mr. Let Fong Lim, after their M the Registry of Marriages recently.
    55 4 Mr. Tommy Ngo Beng untitled youngest son cf Mrs. Ngo Yam Chiang, and the late Mr. Ngo Yam hiang, and his bride, Miss Evelyn Taa Tcng Neo, daughter of Mrs. in, Seng Ann and the late Mr. 'Lan Seng Ann and niece of Mr. Let Fong Lim, after their M
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    SALARY INCREMENT TO WAR FUND
    113 5 < f the most moving exam- t'.velf-sacrifice in giving I »ar funds in Malaya that has been recorded is an offer > by the head teacher of a liool in a kftmpong in t bang. r/his Malay teacher has writI t 0 the Inspector of
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    ENTIRE WORLD OUTPUT OF RUBBER CONTROLLED
    1666 5 THE ALLIES HAVE AN IMPORTANT ESSENTIAL Malaya And The War IMPORTANCE of rubber in the war—which is the only essential war material which is wholly under Allied control—and the effects of the war on the rubber growing industry, were dealt with last night by
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    Mother And Daughter Found Dead
    114 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Thursday. WHEN his mother and sister stayed away from home all night on Thursday a fifteen-year-old schoolboy became anxious and went out searching for them. He made a terrible discovery yesterday morning when he found them lying dead in a
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    37 5 The picturesque frontier township of Kroh, on the Perok-Siam border, was i;aily bedecked with flags and bunting over the week-end on the occasion of the first visit of His Highness the Sultan of Perak since his installation.
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    FAVOURITES SHOULD BE WINNERS AT K.L. TO-DAY
    675 6  -  New Zealand, Pay Out, The Puritan Best Bets (By "Spectator" r'AVOURITES should be wel! up at the finish at to-day s laces at oew gor and punters should have an easy time picking winners, despite the comparatively large fields handicapped. Successful trainers should
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    ISLAND CLUB WOMEN'S 2-BALL FOURSOME
    75 6 rE open women's two-ball foursome a Island Club Thursday resulted:— Mrs. J S. English and Mrs. W.A. Young nett score 72 1 i Miss B Hegarty and Mrs. S.N Kelly 75 Mrs. FA Elder and Mrs. Holshan "6 Mrs. Burnett and Mrs. Barham W Mrs.
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    Colony Beats F.M.S. At Polo
    62 6 vFrom Ou r Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. THE Colony defeated the Malay States by seven goals to two at polo for the Mcßeay Cup on the Selangor Turf Club ground this evening. The scorers were:— COLONY: Major G. H. Shorland, Major H. C. Phillips
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    Merrilads Soccer Team To-Day
    47 6 Merrilads Football XI team against the Geylang Gaylads to-day, Farrer Park 5 p.m. is: Lim Liang, Sang Foo. Khek Eng, Khek Peng. Yin Yuk, Siew Chuan, Sah Lay, Quec Choon, Kirn Cheng, Beng Wan, Charlie Tay, Reserves: Lye Hock, Yon Hin. lian Swee.
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    YOUNG COMBINATION MEET AMITY XI
    77 6 The Young Combination Athletic Association team against the Amity Football XI to-day at the Singapore Harbour Board's Junior Service Club's ground. Kick off 5.15 p.m., will be selected from: Chee Sw3e Yuen, Chung Ah Hong, Chan Ah Kwong, Chung Ah Kow, Kok Kum Tong, Kok
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    Race Programme For K. Lumpur
    989 6 RACE ONE HORSES—CLASS 4—DIV. 5-6 FURS. 0 2 0 POOR BILL 5y 9.00 "Mac Kongsi" goo STONE GINGER 6y 8.13 Mr. P. Logue n n n TONATHAN Wf ■08 Mr B Cam 2n n VELOCITY 7y 8.07 Mr. A. Van Tooren rt?o PRUDE 4y 8.05
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    R. A. F. SUPERIOR TO RECS, SCORE 3-0 WIN
    368 7 Keen Stadium Game Despite Wet Ground; Powell Shines R A. r 3 SRC 0 good for the Singanore Recreation Club the R.A.F. easily won their Division I game at Anson Road Stadium last evening by t clear goals. i his success
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    Joe Louis Holds Title
    100 7 Reuter. New York, June 21. AT the Yankee Stadium, before 30,000 people, Joe Louis, world heavy-weight champion, retained the title beating Arturo Godoy of Chile on a technical knock-out in the eighth round of a scheduled fifteenround contest. Godoy forced the fight for the first five
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    GORDONS BEAT ROYAL NAVY
    22 7 The Gordon Highlanders defeated th:* Royal Navy by 3—2 in the First Division league encounter at Changi, yesterday.
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    SPORTS DIARY
    69 7 TO-DAY SOCCER: Malaya Cup, Singapore vs. Johore, Johore Bahru. CRICKET: S.C.C. vs. Genuang, Ist. day, S.C.C; V.M.C.A. vs. Medical College, College; Medical College vs. A.C.S., A.C.S.; S.R.C. vs. ManchesTanglin; SRC. vs. R.A.F., Tengah; St. Andrew's vs. St. Anthony's, St. Andrew's; C.S.C. vs. R.A.F C.S.C; Indians vs. M.F.A.. Indian
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    Sima Holds Blanco To Close Draw
    379 7 Luis Yeo Blanco drew with Battling Sima (9.1V 1 over ten rounds; Little Abayan (B.l'/a) t.k.o'ed. Baby Yaldez (8.4*4) in the ninth round of a ten round bout. Young Gauder (9.8V 2 outpointed Ah Kow (ltklH) over eight rounds. Fred Mason (8.11*4) t.k.o'ed. Battling
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    Rafs Aim At Baseball Break To-morrow
    475 7 STANDINGS W L Pet l-ST l o urn Japanese 0 Red Sox 0 1 aHa R.A.F. 0 2 ouo A DETERMINED Royal Air Force baseball contingent will clash with the strong Japanese nine at the latter's ground in St. George's Road at 4 o'clock
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    Preparing To Toe The Line
    138 8 JYJARSHAL Fetain is not quite correct in saying that France had "too few allies." She had Britain and her Empire, Poland, Norway. Holland and Belgium. What Marsha] Petain means, of course, is that the smaller allies have constituted a liability instead of an asset to
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    The People's Savings
    325 8 |N his annual report for 1939, 1 Captain T. P. Coe, DirectorGeneral, Posts and Telegraphs, Malaya, makes some interesting observations, particularly with regard to the Savings Bank branch of his department. At the outbreak of war, a phenomenon not by any means strange in times of emergency
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    Hitler's Last Adventure
    220 8 A PERTINENT review of the war situation was given recently by Mr. Noel Baker. Hitler, he said, had far less control of Central and Southern Europe than the Kaiser had in 1917. and he had a mortal weakness which the Germans Cid not have then—oil sanctions, by
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    TAKE DOWN THE RAILINGS OF COMPLACENCY
    934 8  -  By EDWARD ELLIS THE rapidity with which the various units ot the British Commonwealth of Nations, including India and the colonies, have thrown aside their differences and grievances, in order to assist the Mother Country in the gravest hour of her long and great
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    British Army's Quality
    355 8 I THERE is—says the Daily Tele- graph's Military Correspondent —a point of general interest in relaI tion to the military situation which may not be widely known or ap- preciated. In 1914 the British Army went to France made up to war establishment by fully trained reservists
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    Stanley Jones Reviews The News
    511 8 ROOSEVELT'S inclusion of the Renublicim leaders Stimson and Knox in his Cabinet has led to fresh hopes of an early declaration of war on the Axis by the United States. For many months I have been stating confidently that America will come in, though pointing
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    SHADOW OF FAMINE LOOMS OVER CONQUERED COUNTRIES
    559 9 Sea Power Will Throttle Hitler Reuter. THE first signs of military reverses or widespread economic distress, which occupation was bound to create, would reveal the hollowncss of Germany's control of the occunied countries, says The Times in an inspiring leading article "While administratively
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    POLISH TROOPS ON THE MARCH
    31 9 Regiments of Polish troops are here seen on Jhe march in France. Sixteen thousand of them have crossed the frontier into Switzerland together with French troops.
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    WARM WELCOME TO ANZACS IN BRITAIN
    158 9 (Reuters Special Commentary) London, June 21. SEVERAL of to-day's papers extend a warm welcome to the Anzacs j in Britain. The Times says: "It is the grandest convoy in all history." The Daily Telegraph says: "The reinforcement la powerful, yet it is only a
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    COMPULSORY SERVICE FOR THE U.S.A.
    31 9 Reuter. Washington, June 21. A BILL for compulsory military training for all men between 18 and 65 was introduced into Congress last night by Senator Burke.—Reuter.
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    40 9 London, June 21. M Maisky, Soviet Ambassador in London, called on Mr. R. A. Butler. Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, at the Foreign Office this morning. They had a discussion on various questions of general interest to the two countries.—B.O.W.
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    DIFFERENCES OF LEADERS CAUSED FRENCH DEFEAT
    407 9 Reuter. London, June 21. A RFUTER staff correspondent in France cables: The defeat of A French army, the finest in Europe, and the subsequent moves the fS envisaging capitulation are attnbuted ta of the Fre_nch causes _the military v.ews held by nch and deep-rooted
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    Film Star Tells Of Red Cross Bombing
    94 9 Reuter. New York, June. 21. THE film actor Robert Montgomery, who was recently driving an American ambulance in France, said on arrival here from Europe. "1 thought the stories of the strafing of ambulances ana hospitals were pure propaganda but novv I have
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    PAPER PARCEL THAT HELD DEATH
    95 9 Reuter. New York, June 21. MR. Thomas Dewey, New York District Attorney, has begun an investigation into the bomb explosions at the German Consulate building and the Communist headquarters. In the first explosion, the bomb had teen delivered to the office in a brown pap?r
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    Total War In Canada
    72 9 Reuter. Ottawa. June 21. THE House of Commons has passed the Government's Bill for mobilisation of all human and material resources in Canada for tbe prosecution of the war. During the debate, Mr. Mackenzie King. Premier, rejected a further anpeai by Mr. Hanson. Leader of the
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    989 10 Promises "No Shameful Peace Reuter. BERLIN, JUNE 22. IITTIFR YESTERDAY PRESENTED HIS TERMS TO THE FRENCH PLENIPOTENTI- ARIES APPOINTED BY THE PETAIN GOVERNMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GER^rORDING N TOTHE GERMAN NEWS AGENCY, THERE WILL BE NO SHAMEFUL a t?MTSTTCE FOR FRANCE THOUGH THE
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    ITALY'S LARGEST AIR FACTORIES BOMBED
    412 11 Reuter. m..r LONDON, JUNE 21. IHE1 HE A,R MINISTRY DISCLOSED TO-DAY THAT WITHIN 24 HOURS OF ITALY BECOMING A BELLIGERENT, TWO OF ITALY'S LARGEST AIRCRAFT AND AERO-ENGINE FACTORIES, THE ANSALDO WORKS IN GENOA AND THE FIAT FACTORY IN TURIN, WERE SUCCESSFULLY BOMBED BY THE R.A.F.
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    General Captured By British In Libya
    180 11 Reuter. LONDON, JUNE 21. JT IS AUTHORITATIVELY STATED THAT THE SUCCESSFUL BRITISH OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS IN LIBYA HAVE INCLUDED THE CAPTURE OF THE ITALIAN GENERAL LASTRUCCI, CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE 10TH ARMY IN LIBYA. The offensive spirit which is being displayed by the Bitish troops
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    AUSTRALIA PROUD OF HER HELP
    103 11 Reuter. Canberra, June 20. ANNOUNCING in the House of Representatives the arrival in England of contingents of the Australian Imperial force and the New Zealand Expeditionary Force the Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies, said that it was of the greatest significance to the rest of the
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    LARGE-SCALE RAIDS OVER THE RHINELAND
    270 11 Reuter and,—British Wireless. London, June 21. WHILE Britain was free of air attacks last night the R.A.F. carried out large scale raids over the Ruhr and Rhineland. It was learnt in authoritative quarters in London to-day that poor visibility rather hampered our aircraft which reached
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    TURKEY HASTENS PREPARATIONS
    61 11 Reuter. Istanbul, June 21. irvpKFY is hastily putting the ESE2S eSSToi 3T«Ut in T f r S n re'portod that the military auIt is re*juif Tcfonhul area have thorities several classes called vP t m °i„,, lanks and also reof reseats 0I |11 g» QUi tnr°?vdes and
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    INDIANS WILL FIGHT ANY AGGRESSOR
    160 11 Reuter. Wardha, June 21. rE Working Committee of the < National Congress has passed j a resolution renouncing the principle of non-violence in opposing external aggression. 1 At the same time, the efforts of j Congress to secure its internal political aims will continue to
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    24 11 Reuter. Canberra, June 21. The Emergency Powers Bill was to-day passed by the Senate and shortly afterwards received the official assent of the Governor-General.—Reuter.
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    68 15 K'roduce Singapore, June 21. Coast No. 1 per Koyati Coast No. 3 per Koyan 210 188 178 Pice No. 1 IGO No. 2 157 l S Q." Meedon Small Mill" oiled No 1 lied No. 2 7.75 12.50 13.00 12.25 12.75 7.00 2 GO 2 90 Tapioca 8
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    Reuter's COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    215 15 TIN London, Friday. Price) £274! 4 Buyers £274 3 4 Sellers ial Price) £278 Buyers £2784 Sellers RUBBER London, Friday. Previous To-day Buyers Sellers Idle 13 3 s 13V 2 July 13 1 4 13 Vz rd) August 13 13*4 Oct Dec. 11 3 4 12 UON
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    United Sua Betong Estates
    563 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) S London, June 4. PEAKING at the thirty-first annual meeting of the United Sua Betong Rubber Estates, Ltd, to-day, Mr. Charles Mann (taking the place of Sir John Hay, who has been sent abroad on war work) said the profit was satisfactcry
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    33 15 Reuter. London, June 21. The Stock Exchange Anally showed a rally after a quietly easier session. Giltedged and gold minings improved out industrials and oils were irregular. Wall Street was irregular.—Reuter.
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE REPORT
    848 15 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT Owing to the absence of dealings in many of the mining and rubber shaies listed below, quotations are mainly nominal. Singapore, June iimno Buyert Beller» Ampat Tin 3> 3 Austral Amal Ayer Hltam Jf Ayer Weng Mg Austral Malay Batu Selangor 2 BerJuntal 2 J»* d
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    120 15 DULY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, June 21. Buyers. Sellers No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 36% atra No. IX R.S.S. F.O.B. in cases July 37 l 2 38 G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. F.O.B. m bales July 36R 36% F A Q. R.S.S. F.O.B. in bales July 35%
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    98 16 Reuter. Peking, June 22. REMOVAIi of the barricades round the foreign concession in Tientsin alter 372 days, which was carried out yesterday with special ceremony, is expected to bring a considerable improvement of the port's trade. foreigners arriving from Tientsin yes- j t°rdav evening confirmed that
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    41 16 Reuter. Great Neck, New York, June 21. Mr. John Thompson died here to-day aued 79. He was in charge of the deiign for the manufacture of small cartridges for the U.S.A. in the last war. and invented the "Tommy" submachinegun —Reuter.
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    HOME DEFENCE DEBATED
    68 16 London, June 21. THH following report of tne proceedings of the secret session of the House of f Commons to-day was issued under the i authority of the Speaker: "The adjoun.- ment cf the House was moved and a debate took place on home defence and i
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    AIR CASUALTIES
    61 16 Reuter. London, June 21. The Air Ministry casualty list No 35 lists 78 killed in action or on active service or died. 127 missing, 31 wounded or injured, and 22 previously reported missing, now reported prisoners or safe. A The list includes among the missing Flying Officer R.
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    GERMAN PLOT TO OVERTHROW THE GOVERNMENT OF EIRE
    288 16 Reuter. Dublin, June 21. A CODE alleged to have been found in a Dublin house was mentioned in a Dublin court to-day when Stephen Carroll Held appeared under the Emergency Powers Act and Offences Against the State Act, including conspiring with unknown
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    AMERICAN WAR HERO DEAD
    105 16 Philadelphia. June 22. THE death Is reported of General Bmedley Darlington Butler, stormy petrel of the United States Marine Corps—Reuter. General Butter was In his 59th year. Ke served in France from 1917. until the Armistice, with the American Expeditionary Foirt in the capacity of Colonel,
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    44 16 Reuter. Ottawa, June 21. The Earl of Athlone. the new Governor General, with Princess Alice, arrived t -day from Halifax. They were greeted at the flag-draped station by Mr. Mackenzie King (Premier) and the Chief Justice. Sir Lyman Duff, who has been acting Governor-General.—Reuter.
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    Britain To Issue New War Loan
    107 16 Reuter. London. June 22. SUBSCRIPTION lists will open next Tuesday, and remain open indefinitely, for the issue of VA per cent, war bonds. The issue will be made at par and be repayable between 1945 and 1947. The objects of the new loan will
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    CHINA MAY PROTEST
    39 16 Reuter. Chungking, June 21. The French concessions to Janan over traffic in supplies through French Indo-China have deeply disturbed Chinese political circles here. It is possible that representations will be made to the French Government.— Reuter.
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    46 16 Alleged Accomplice Charged COURT STORY OF CODE AND SECRET FUNDS Reuter. Madrid, June 21—The Duke and Duchess of Windsor have armed a Barcelona.—Reuter. An earlier report from l.ondoa denied German and Italian allegations that the Duke ot Windsor had been arrested in France.
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    ISOLATIONISTS WANT INQUIRY ON WOODRING
    69 16 Reuter. Washington. June 21. SENATOR Nye stated in I day that it the retiring Secretin of War, Mr. WOOdrin were questioned by the v.. Committee he would be vei if proper questioning failed to i that Mr. Woodrinci had lx "surrender national defence No. 1."
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    FEARS OF GLUT IN U. S. COPPER MARKET
    120 16 Reuter. London. June 21. TOHE cessation of French buying will ease and possibly glut the New York copper market unless the enemy interrupts Britain's supplies from Rhodesia, which is not expected. France was easily the largest buyer from the United States, with
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    INDIA EXPANDS AIR FORCE
    58 16 aimia. June zi. IN connection with the expansi) Indian Air Force, it that the Government of India is ing a reserve of trained pilots and mechanics, to be drawn on as n q Plans for training 300 additions and 2.000 mechanics as tin in the creation
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