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Title Section21 1940-06-26 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- No. 152. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Wednesday, June 26, 191021 words
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351 1940-06-26 1 AIRCRAFT FACTORIES BOMBED ALL MACHINES RETURN FROM DAY NIGHT RAIDS Reuter. mjAZI air and naval liases in both Holland and Germany were strongly attacked by the Royal Air Force yesterday in raids which took nllTe both by day and by night.Reuter. - 351 words
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Article, Illustration31 1940-06-26 1 The King and Queen are here seen inspecting new Red Cross ambulances seated to the British Red Cross from all parts of ,he world, mostly from the colonies.31 words
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383 1940-06-26 1 London, June 26. DRO A DC ASTING early this morning from London, Prince Bern--1 ard of Holland said: "My first words to you are words of heartitittlde to the British people here and in the Great Dominion add for their very kind reception and the383 words
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Article28 1940-06-26 1 London. June 25. <IR Ronald Campbell. British Ambas sador to France, was received in audience by the King at Buckingnam Palace this evening.—British Wireless.28 words
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Article149 1940-06-26 1 London, June 2«. A BILL "to make emergency pro- I vision with respect to the Government of India and Burma" was introduced in the House of Commons this evening and will J probably be passed through all its stages to-morrow in the Common 1 I149 words
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183 1940-06-26 1 Reuter. London, June 26. ITTHORITATIVE quarters in London make the following preA TiSreomment upon Italian peace terms: "While a deladH JZertarv is impossible until there has been time to subject he ed > J N said lhat tha Italian terms follow termsReuter. - 183 words
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Article94 1940-06-26 1 Reuter. Tokyo, June 25. THE Japanese Army Command in i South China has announced that operations were begun on June 17 to "cut off by force" the transport of war supplies to General Chiang Kai Shek through French IndoC /"added that information obtained throughReuter. - 94 words
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Article114 1940-06-26 1 London, June 25. r-DAY is a day of national mourning in France, and in an early morninn broadcast the Minister for the Interior issued instructions regarding the disciplinary measures imposed, including the closing of cafes, cinemas, theatres and aM shops, except those supplying food. All flags114 words
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Article36 1940-06-26 1 Reuter. Philadelphia. June 25. THE Republican Party's platform pro- gramme includes hep of oppressed peoples, a pledge against American participation in the war and sharp attack on President's Roosevelt's record in matters of defence-Reuter.Reuter. - 36 words
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Article93 1940-06-26 1 Tokyo, June 25. REGARDING the regular air service bet-veen Tokyo and Bangkok which was inaugurated on June 10 without touching in French IndoChina, the Asahi Shimbun, a leading Japanese daily, states that the French Indo-China authorities have lately shown their wilMngness to make some concession93 words
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Article22 1940-06-26 1 Reuter. Pittsburgh, June 25. DURING the week-end, Britain began taking over several hundred thousand tons of French steel orders.—Reuter.Reuter. - 22 words
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103 1940-06-26 1 REUTER. MADKU). JUNE 2G. *MONG THOSE WHO ENTERED SPAIN LAST NIGHT FROM I FRANCE WAS DR. WELLINGTON KOO (CHINESE AMBASSADOR TO PARIS) A LARGE NUMBER OF AMERICANS FROM FRANCE WHO HAVE CROSSED THE J FRONTIER ARE BEING SENT BY THE AMERICAN EMBASSY TO BILBAO, PENDINGREUTER. - 103 words
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Article72 1940-06-26 1 Reuter. Bordeaux, June 25. i, DECREE published in the Journal h Officiale suspends the application of decrees relative to the cession or compulsory paying in of certain foreign bank nctes, the surrender to the Bank of France of gold held by persons of French rationality or domiciledReuter. - 72 words
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1119 1940-06-26 2 ALL BRITISH AND BRITISH PROTECTED SUBJECTS LIABLE Mr. Marcus Rex Presides At Meeting (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. 4T It. r*** curf mn Force. These two Bills are entitled the Compulsory Service (Volun eer Force) Enactment and the Volunteer Force (Training) Enactment,1,119 words
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Article513 1940-06-26 2 THE score «I loudspeakers set up throughout the town from Paair Panjanr. la Kerangoon through which ordinarily the day's news is broadcast in Chinese and Tamil, will play a special role in to-night s hhtrknul. I I ey will help broadcast the air raid sin513 words
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263 1940-06-26 2 THERE will b e no clash in the continuous period training of volunteers and conscripts, a fear of which has influenced manyvolunteers and conscripts or their employers to apply for postponement certificates. Interviewed to-day. Mr. HeywoodWaddington, of the Man Power Bureau, told a reporter263 words
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269 1940-06-26 2 J (From Our Own Reporter) S Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. THE Hon. Mr. Marcus Rex, Bri- i tto Resident, Perak, who pre- J sided at the meeting of the Fede- ral Council this morning, in the I i absence of the High Commission- j269 words
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269 1940-06-26 2 A RESOLUTION to forward appeals to the' Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Chinese Consul-General in regard to the restrictions imposed on the importation of certain foodstuffs from China was passed last night at a meeting of four Chinese business guilds, held at the269 words
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Article316 1940-06-26 2 INDIAN troops are now stationed as an experiment in a garrison camp in the Northern Command of Britain. The men, who come from all parts of India, were recruited on a voluntary basis in Britain and the experiment has so far proved successful. While they wear316 words
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Article189 1940-06-26 2 (From Our Own Correspondent! I Muar. Tuesday TAN PEK VONG, a young Chin ese girl, was to-day charm before the first magistrate with having attempted to commit sui- cide by jumping into the Muar River. I When the case was mentioned, Mr. P. H. Andrews, Chief189 words
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338 1940-06-26 2 Singapore. Wednesday. ON A charge of criminal intimidation by threatening Teo K<»«, Siang a bicycle dealer, with m.jun. Teng Ah Mai was acquitted by the fifth police magistrate yesterday. It was alleged by the prosecution the accused went to Teo's shop in New Bridge Road338 words
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Article27 1940-06-26 2 The annual general meeting Clerical Union will be held on bi June 30, at the club house. 172-B, n» u goon Road, at 2 p.m.27 words
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Advertisement18 1940-06-26 2 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LOOTED China Building, ChuliaStroM THONE 5808. SINGAPORE FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLES, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PERSONAL ACCIDENT.18 words
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198 1940-06-26 3 I Tribune Staff Reporter) n VUSE certain landlords in b gapore collect rent from their ccording to the Mohamedan r and pay assessment to the lity according to the ordiGregorian calendar, a comol Municipal Commissioners ided to revise the present if assessment. S his198 words
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Article48 1940-06-26 3 Singapore. Tuesday. I nn \USE it is believed that the socieDtv s being used for -purposes tn- bis with the peace and good the Colony." the Siong-800 a registered society in Penang. n dissolved. nouncement is made in a tjro- Gazette extraordinary issued '.ring.48 words
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Article, Illustration13 1940-06-26 3 Pictured above are three tSetiefoAaThettre s and Corp. Shirley.13 words
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572 1940-06-26 3 Singapore, Tuesday. t „a <h« Hack in the Assizes Court mam 4 K iatk toiice napectors stood in the aocw h i«e 1 d heard Z Crown Counse, ten the judge and jury Ita they had no. on.y committed a breach of duty as had572 words
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Article232 1940-06-26 3 (C EVEN rules drawn up by the Censorship Department, Singapore P in order to facilitate the despatch of letters from Malaya, are *°"r, all late postings catch the mail for nublished below. which they are intended. v ti ha hnpf ana It has been noticed232 words
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369 1940-06-26 3 THREE FELLOWSHIP WILL BE GRANTED (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) DESPITE THE FACT THAT lj SELECTED, 19« WINNERS OF THEL.^f AT VE RY SHIPS MAY BE ABLE TO SOTATION SAME TIME AS THE IMS BY WHICH 1910 COLLEGES. «riii be selected not board369 words
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Article78 1940-06-26 3 Stole Tricycle Wood Singapore, Tuesday. HIDING a stolen tricycle which WW X loaded with 32 bundles of stoU WOOd? Goh Pen Heng. 32-year-old Teochew. was stopped by a constable on rounds on Canal Road at 5 15 yesterday "XTooh was charged I g Rappoport. in the Third po te Court78 words
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Article124 1940-06-26 3 Last Night's First Night A NEW •'Saint" thrillsr, "The Saints A Double Trouble, starring George Ganders, opened a season at the Alham bra. Singapore, yest-rday This latest PKO Radio thriller lives up in excive ment and tense situations to all the earlier exploits ol this124 words
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81 1940-06-26 3 YET another non-military area brought under the protected places regulations is the Woodlands Depot of the Asiatic Petroleum Company, i Only persons who will be allowed in this petrol storage •area are the police guards on [duty in uniform, and persons possessing written passes containing81 words
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Advertisement71 1940-06-26 3 1 S.S. j I TRADE MARK j £r;y delicious RlTZSauces Tomato Chilly Sauce I Black (Worcestershire) SaUCe Obtainable from all Provision Merchants. Sde Distributors for Malay Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. ULY BRITISH EMPIRE PRODUCE C S 179 A 0/ Singapore Cold Storage Co.. Ltd. ppn"" OWNERSHIP| cathode automatic band71 words
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442 1940-06-26 4 Saw Friend Disappear In Pool Of Blood Singapore, Tuesday. IN a race across the lagoon at the Empire Dock en the torrid afternoon of June 22, Edward M. Kelly, an able seaman of the S.S. "Steel Inventor." saw his colleague, John Kask,442 words
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Article54 1940-06-26 4 r pHE military sections ol the postponed honours list will be published on Thursday. July 11, an official communique states. It is not proposed to announce a list of civic honours until some more appropriate time, which will not, in my event, be before54 words
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Article136 1940-06-26 4 Singapore, Tuesday. T*HE Rent Assessment Board to-day granted leave to the Indian Motor Works to eject their subtenant. J. X. Pereira. from the land where he stored his building materials. The board allowed Pereira to rvmain in the house, fixing the rent at *50. Mr P H136 words
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73 1940-06-26 4 Singapore. Tuesday. SAID to have acted as a member of the <Red» General Labour Union, an unlawful society. Li Bun Hin. a 19-year-old Chinese, claimed trial before Mr J. G. Rappoport. the Third Police Magistrate, to-day Li was arrested at 11 a.m. yesterday, at73 words
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Obituary380 1940-06-26 4 'JUiE funeral >f Mr. Roy Arthur Page, the only son ol Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Page, of Changi Prisons, who died at Kuantan on June 2U. took place at the Bidadari yesterday and was largely attended by members of the Changi Prison and local prison380 words
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358 1940-06-26 4 Singapore, Tuesday. TlriE ingenious method of a confidence trickster who got away with $44.50 by pretending to be a salesman of tinned milk, was related in the Third Police Court, to-day. It appears that Tan Chew Eng, a 36-year-old Teochew, led his victim to a358 words
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Article80 1940-06-26 4 Singapore. Wednesday. TN THEIR new premises at North Bridge Road yesterday, the Bata ShoeCompany entertained about 50 guests to a cocktail party. Mr. A. Jugas, general manager of tne company, on behalf of the managing director and the management, in welcoming the guests, said that the completion80 words
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130 1940-06-26 4 Singapore. Tuosd w TWO Chinese, Ho Mah Loh ami Lim Keh Joo, who are alleged to have been concerned in an at tempt to cheat a compatriot giving him a false cheque for $133 claimed trial when they urerr charged before Mr. J. G Kappaport,130 words
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Article182 1940-06-26 4 AVIATION spirit is now being manufactured from certain Indian and Burman crude oils from which it can be directly derived. Among; other countries possessing oil-fields yielding suitable crude oils appear to be Borneo, Sarawak. Java. Sumatra, Rumania, Trinidad. Venezuela, the United States of America and182 words
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49 1940-06-26 4 London. June 25 In the Commons to-day. asked whether children of German Jews in this country were included in the benefits of the Dominions evacuation .scheme, Ifr. Shakespeare (Dominions UnderSecretary I said: "No The scheme only applies to children of Allied refugees."—Reuter49 words
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Advertisement565 1940-06-26 4 SOMETHING SHOUT ABOUT! THE GOOD cv WHOLESOME j QUALITY OF THE BREAD I CAKES BAKED AT Raffles Bakery j^^^f MADE WITH CHOICEST ft INGREDIENTS UNDER J STRICTLY H V (i I E A 1 I CONDITIONS. (SWW WfiML. Order by phone—s3Bl > -J^ Deliveries daily from 5 to 9 p.m.565 words
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Advertisement150 1940-06-26 4 AMICO TONIC' a restorative for the men. jj Invaluable in building up debilitated frame giving inner power of manhood to enjoy a new life. Stocked at Naina Mohamed Sons, (Sold Everywhere) A SLACK IB* WHITE SCOTCH WHISKY WfotkScotek! |§F*V NEA7N&S WON THE JOBFOP/HE IV Neatness —personal appear- hair in place,150 words
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153 1940-06-26 5 Chungking. 1 .TOGETHER 8,321,343 Chinese A are living abroad, according to released by the Commission overseas Chinese Affairs in pking. This represents an in- of more than 400,000 over the 0 000 reported by the same comsion in 1937. majority of them live in153 words
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548 1940-06-26 5 $40,000,000 Worth Of Export Trade CZECH WAN'S chief exports to foreign country «cv- lu b at $40,000,000 a year. This is probably the, record ex port figure for any pro-mce in Free Virtue of its big tin exports, totalling is a close second in this548 words
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Article309 1940-06-26 5 r'HINA'S efforts to revive the silk trade have shown encouraging results. Trade figures indicate that in 1939 China exported $131,600,000 worth of raw silk. Incredible though it may seem, this meant an increase of $98,000,000 over the 1938 figure of 833,600,000. These figures exclude silk309 words
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294 1940-06-26 5 Chungking i r 0NG W ith their multifarious wartime ae!tivMeVChinese busy on« to secure a greatei repiesen the j esi delegates who jSiJXIlfr Of the 1.681 delegates who wu* to adopt the constitution in November onlyfour, it Us reliably learned, are wom Tliere Is294 words
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Article122 1940-06-26 5 Chungking. "wind-Wowing" machine U. populai'l.ventedlb, a works, the ne ""TT ST dugouts but can also rem jrf K P w ind currents. Althe power after electric though.modelled uire eiecfans, the machine ooea_ji t m ricity operation That is why especially fitted ff electric current nd air122 words
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Advertisement122 1940-06-26 5 8 LACK L WHITE GOLD LEAF TEA Ml who appreciate tbe true tea flavoui care tc. get GOLD LEAF because a blend ol chosen growths, blendec d packed to preserve ah its ongina hness, even in a tropical climate. MUST BEWARE ,i i Is lh< v come of age they122 words
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Advertisement86 1940-06-26 5 iV,irJ/. v En/dish Lavender \.aiendtt Toilet Soap 1 WV» The luxury Soap the World J^T^f Lavender Far* Powder English Complexion Cream The beau.v of fragrance of the Yardley the met widely used Perfume iv England has ,I>a( a favourite throughout the world. In eeutre beauty wise women find its s,m,,le86 words
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134 1940-06-26 6 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, June 25. FOR the third year in succession P. Suppiah won the Selangor tennis singles title, to-day when he beat One Ec Kong in three sets. One Ec Kong won Selangor championship without a break from 1928 to134 words
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394 1940-06-26 6 Singapore, Wednesday. AFTER mastering the game during the first half, in which they scored all their goals, the Manchester's came near to losing the Reserve Division game against the R E. at Tanglin in the second half yesterday. j This was due to their394 words
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264 1940-06-26 6 Singapore, Wednesday. JN a Reserve Division match played on the Padang yesterday, the S.R.C. beat the S.C.C. by two goals to one. Having the better of th° exchanges the Recs deserved tc win. although play was on the whole rather scrappy. For the264 words
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297 1940-06-26 6 "Hat-Trick" And Penalty Goals At Anson Road Singapore, Wednesday. R.A. (Heavy Regt.) 4; Police 4. IN a match that was characterised with lively exchanges throughout, the Police held the R.A. (Heavy Regiment) to a four-all draw in a Division I soccer encounter297 words
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Article26 1940-06-26 6 TO-DAY SOCCER: League, Div. I, S.R.c S.C.C., Stadium, Reserv, Police vs Loyals, Depot- Div 2A, R.A.O.C. vs. R.A.M.C Alexardra; Div. ?.B vs. A.N.W.T., J.C.S.A.26 words
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Article51 1940-06-26 6 Malacca, Juii'> 'in. MALACCA'S team to meet Singa- porr in the Malaya Cap at Malacca, Saturday will be chosen from: Lew Ah Sang, Hrndrnff. Tarn Chci* L:m, Abbas, lamai, <•■ Tiam Tye, Hassan b n Arshad, Shariff. Tan Swee Cheng, Mastapha, Mhd. Haad, Puteh. R,51 words
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Advertisement224 1940-06-26 6 U L*Z* CLEANSING MFE Hands are a dancer. They touch dirt and gather ~~"""""^fcfe g erms > anc ma V P ass tne clanger on to those you ft ove wa > TS especially before touching food mtf Vffk wasn Wltn Lifebuoy's antiseptic lather. That Jjffjjf*)U(fs\b J J purifies hands.224 words
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736 1940-06-26 7 "SPECTATOR - Duval's Stable Should Be Followed To-day BY "SPECTATOR" yyjTH LARGE FIELDS ENTERED FOR THIS AFTERNOON'S RACES AT KUALA LUMPUR. THE SECOND DAY OF THE SELANGOR TURF CLUB'S SUMMER MEETING, WINNERS WILL NOT BE SO ASY TO PICK AS ON THE OPENING DAY. Moonlight Sonata and736 words
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Article115 1940-06-26 7 The June Stapleford competition of th* Garrison Golf Club, played at Tangin resulted in a win for in Grouo A for E V Smith with a sco;* of 33«/ a and in a win for S. A. Hagger Grouo B" with a score of 31%. The following115 words
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Article49 1940-06-26 7 R oya> Singapore VacM Ciuh programme for a.l ciasses j starting at 5 2o p 2n *ZW& Club Burgee, starting a. 9 0 A a c?ass wi.. fti *c 2nd race Shenton Thomas Challenge "V* OT» wi» a sweepstake race. carting at I 10.20 a.m.49 words
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Article44 1940-06-26 7 for S. C C vs. Road Stadium.-- young; M Roberts, Lt E. A. -a* T |p or bes. C. F U A Mccaflery. h H. Webster J. E; H. Eichelsheim, Suter J E R *y G janville. C. Milton,44 words
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Article819 1940-06-26 7 JJANDICAPS for second day, Selangor Summer race meeting to-day, are:— RACE ONE HORSES—CIass 4—Div. 3— Wi Furs. I C 0 9y 9.04 Mr. P. Logue gwne. 0 2 STONE GINGER 6y 9.00 Mr. P. Logue n»l* a 0 0 WAIT-A-BIT 7y 8.13 Mr. A. van Tooren819 words
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Miscellaneous13 1940-06-26 7 TIDE TABLE TO-DAY H*» Tide: 205 M£ TO-MORROW M» Tide: 2.51 ftg M13 words
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Article261 1940-06-26 8 JHE battle for Britain has begun and the Empire stands solidly behind the Mother Country in this the greatest moment of her history. We stand to lose everything if we weaken in our efforts to help Britain both with material and monetary aid. And yet261 words
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Article216 1940-06-26 8 JHE capitulation of the Bordeaux Government and the demobilisation of the French Navy in the Mediterranean have given Italy the temporary advantage of a freer hand in those regions where she can exert her bullying tactics. For this reason, the Balkan States are showing signs of increased nervousness.216 words
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843 1940-06-26 8 CLNCE the beginning of the war it has been the policy of the Gov? ernmei-t of India not to interfere with broadcasts from 6ermany directed to India, but to allow this propaganda to defeat itself by its obvious exaggeration and mendacity. This843 words
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Article, Illustration26 1940-06-26 8 Prince Bernhard of Holland and Admiral Darlan (2nd right) chatting to a French Naval Officer at a post on the North Sea.26 words
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357 1940-06-26 8 Last Act Of Betrayal By Bordeaux Government (Reuters Special Commentary) London, June 25. DESCRIBING the action of the Bordeaux Government as "the final act of betrayal," the Daily Telegraph declares: 'it can be assumed that the Italian terms will exclude any indications of the357 words
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Article112 1940-06-26 8 Reuter. London, June 25. JN SUGGESTION that Northern Ireland and Eire should unite for defence purposes for the duration of the war was discussed by Lord Glentoran, Chief Unionist Whip of the Northern Ireland Government in an interview in the Dail. "When de Valera has overcomeReuter. - 112 words
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Obituary68 1940-06-26 8 London, June 25. THE death is reported of Professor Alfred Fowler, the distinguished scientist.—Reuter. Professor Fowler's reputation as an astronomer was worldwide. He held honours and degrees from all the great universities of the world. He had written extensively on astronomical matters. From 1914 to 192468 words
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160 1940-06-26 8 Reuter. London, June 25. GENERAL DEGAILLE, who has formed the French opposition to Germany and Italy, called at the Foreign Office to-day with his aide- de-camp. There was again a number of visitors at the Committee s headquarters, including many French naval and militaryReuter. - 160 words
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79 1940-06-26 8 Reuter. Liverpool, June °5. MERICANS opened 9 to 3 points lower in sympathy with Bombay, but later recovered under trade-calling anr*. covering of nears by local spot houses. Egyptians, following July liquidation became steadier owing to trade-calling. During the morning, the market was vt aReuter. - 79 words
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Article41 1940-06-26 8 Reuter. Ottawa. June 25 ACCORDING to Senator Wallis. of Ontario, reports of a nation-wide survey by the organisation he represents, show there are homes in Canada for 100.000 refugee and evacuated children from B.itain and elsewhere.—Reuter.Reuter. - 41 words
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99 1940-06-26 8 Reuter. London, June 25. THE ADMIRALTY announces that the total British tonnage lost by enemy action for the week ending June 16-17, was 52,642 of which 5,627 were lost during the combined operations off French ports and are not mercantile losses in the ordinaryReuter. - 99 words
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Article28 1940-06-26 8 Reuter. London. June 26. The Air Ministry announces that enemy aircraft crossed the coast during the night. Anti-aircraft defences went into action. —Reuter.Reuter. - 28 words
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138 1940-06-26 8 Reuter. London, June 25. JN the Houso or Commons to-day, asked if he was now in a position to make a statement regarding the negotiation of a trade agreement with Russia, Mr. Butler (Foreign Under-Secretary) said:— "Discussions are at present in progress. It is notReuter. - 138 words
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Article45 1940-06-26 8 London, June 26. IT has now been arranged thrt after the Minister of Supply has made a statement on the work of his Department on Thursday in the House of Commons, subsequent discussion WiM take place in secret session —British Wireless.45 words
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Advertisement64 1940-06-26 8 "MAN FIELD" EXCLUSIVE FOOTWEAR 1 1 No. M 24. This "Norwegian" Model is made from Dull Finish Brown "Martin" Waterproof Leather. Uppers Strong yet Pliable with "Manfield" Stout Waterproof Leather Sole and Broad Heel Storm Proof Welt Apron-Tongue Leather Lined Heel Grip. Price $18.50 Pair. No. M 42. The Same64 words
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Advertisement152 1940-06-26 8 ALL THAT IS BEST IN MALAY MUSIC jf COLUMBIA jf LA TEST RELEASE POPULAR MALA V RECORDS GE. ***** NONA ZAMAN SEKARANG (Fox-trot) Ternyanyi oleh KRONCHONG MORISCO (Kr.) A. Rahman GE. ***** KARANGAN HITLER (March) Ternyanyi oleh TANJONG KATONG DI WAKTU MALAM (Waltz) Miss Julie GE. ***** NASEHAT KAN DONG152 words
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1810 1940-06-26 9 Fleet Capture Not Decisive Factor London, June 25. IyjAKING a statement on the war situation in the House of Commons 1 to-day, Mr. Churchill, British Prime Minister, said that the House would feel profound sorrow at the fate of the great French nation and1,810 words
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Article101 1940-06-26 9 Reuter. London, June 25. fN the Commons to-day, asked if he could give any information in connection with the declaration Of tne Mexican Government that they were now willing to resume diplomatic relations with the British Government, Mr. Butler said: "The invitation of the Mexican oovernment is receivingReuter. - 101 words
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267 1940-06-26 9 London, June 25. a EST «OT52£ 5 I. is quite untrue that His Government even prom, ed Jg. 26 divisions to rranee in staff military during the fl rst year gcale effort must be on a inn h trooo In any fvent. 400.00u267 words
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155 1940-06-26 9 Reuter. London, June 25. S THE Norwegian Foreign Minister, t 1 Dr Koht, broadcasting in the name of his Government, revealed J that the Norwegian Government V had received reports from Oslo indicating that the German usur- > p'ts were trying to make represen-Reuter. - 155 words
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Advertisement339 1940-06-26 9 rWtllliPmn" mraaffla!aglsslga i 1 Sour Temper or Sour Stomach i E (3 5 TVi» «r#.trhpdness of continued from further attacks by the acid, =f ItSH! SBSSSESS i seem unendurably irritating J ffiher IJd ofi the sick 0 E The time has come to put a stop h hile *is reC339 words
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323 1940-06-26 10 Reuter. Cairo, June 25. AN RA.F communique says:—"Our bombers attacked Birel Boggi A in the western desert yesterday. The raid on the military encampment was a complete surprise and there were scenes of confusion in the city as the trocps rushed for shelter. DuringReuter. - 323 words
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Article39 1940-06-26 10 Reuter. London, June 25. The German Radio announces that the commission appointed by Dr. Seyssinquart (Governor of Holland! has left the Netherlands ijt Fiance to organize the repatriation of the Dutch and Belgian refugees in the quickest possible manner.—Reuter.Reuter. - 39 words
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126 1940-06-26 10 Reuter. London, June 25. IN the House of Commons to-day, Mr Butler was asked what was now the situation in the Dutch East Indies and what discussions if any had taken place either with the Japanese Government or the United States Government or withReuter. - 126 words
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Article13 1940-06-26 10 Reuter. London, June 25. The Red Cross Fund has reached l'2.0OU 000 Renter.Reuter. - 13 words
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192 1940-06-26 10 London, June 25. THE RIGID CENSORSHIP imposed in France since the break of the war is regarded by a section of the British Press as one of the causes contributing to the French disaster. The cause of France's agony is simple, says the Daily192 words
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62 1940-06-26 10 Reuter. Madrid, June 25. The Windsor 5 Frivate Secretary stated to-day that the Duke and Duchess would return to England after a few more days here. The Duke anu Duchess of Windsor, it is learned in London to-day. are on their v.ay to this countryReuter. - 62 words
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24 1940-06-26 10 New York, June 25. r pHE National Broadcasting Company has quoted newagency reports ol* Russo-Ruma-nian clashes along the Dniester24 words
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Advertisement708 1940-06-26 10 Public Notice j Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for tht following materials or service. Foi particulars see Municipal Tender Room Date of Ctattflf The supply of pumping plants for Macßitchie Reservoir. 12 noon. Sept. 16, 1940 Supply of Straight Pipes Special Castings for period 1-10-40 to 30-9-41. 4708 words
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Advertisement883 1940-06-26 10 NOTICE THE SINGAPORi"HARBOUR BOARD All members of the public using the Harbour Board wharves are hereby notified that the Harbour Board's wharf area has been gazetted as a protected place under the Defence Regulations, 1939 with effect from G a.m. on the Ist July', 1940. As from 6 a m.883 words
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Advertisement15 1940-06-26 10 RENAULT 12 HP. For MCIm comfort II bit ECONOMY CYCLE CARRIAGE CO 192 6 LTD15 words
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Advertisement231 1940-06-26 10 Heart Trouble Caised oy High Blood Pressure If you I <ye paii 1 around the h.nrt. pa\- unrrv ■nd fear, your trouble la l" ■bw SSSeVI v in i» blood Pro-ure. Tins iV a m-teriuiis disoaM that causes moi- ,i th in ncr bum thesymptoms omn on and usually tnistak*U231 words
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Advertisement70 1940-06-26 10 mm Remember only GAROD has these: SELF-CONTAINED (EXCELS IN QUALITY SINCE 1922 > 'MAGNESCOPE ANTENNA t-- 1 I£j Is another stepping stone of even works on batterlr* A LIMITED STOCK JUST RECEIVED besides the above voltages BY THE SOLE AGENTS. and currents. CPOT RADIO I trl 58 rchard Rd IDEAL70 words
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370 1940-06-26 11 London's First Warning Since Last September London, June 25. AN air raid warning was sounded early to-day over a wide area, including London. lhis is the first warning in London since t a 1 _1 i-T- 1 It is learned autnomauveiy that an370 words
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Article80 1940-06-26 11 Reuter. Berlin, June 25. j HITLER has issued a proclamation from his headquarters, stating that the people evacuated since the war from regions bordering the western frontier could return to their homes. The proclamation said that hundreds of thousands were affected by the measure, which wasReuter. - 80 words
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Article68 1940-06-26 11 Reuter New York, June 25. POMIUENTING on the cease fire I order in France, the New York Times says: 'Hitler knows it is not peace He cannot dominate .until toe keys of British power are m his "iThe should win his next greatest gamble whatReuter - 68 words
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Article55 1940-06-26 11 Reuter. Tokyo, June 25. THE Navy Ministry announces that ar--1 ran-emcnts havo been made for the cVnateh of a portion of warships from I fleet in soutti China.waters in «aiWnp and French Indo-China no watch for the Urn- being over the condStons of transportationi cf gocds toReuter. - 55 words
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Article57 1940-06-26 11 Reuter. Philadelphia, June 25. With regard to foreign policy, he hrids In ihe sand. h '4e are too woefully weak Jog.ye Allies the-ciatenal assistance this nation I a AS.rA in this] I '"ffi'SEin urged the advance of four I t-oad fronts, namely. I and govern- .unsReuter. - 57 words
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77 1940-06-26 11 Reuter. Berlin, June 25. THE German communique states 1 that after only six weeks the ImJSSL in France has ended in victory for the fhaTdunn, last night Eng&nd °and a bomb n ed aerodromes occupied by aeroplanes as well as aircrait fa Last C nioht BritishReuter. - 77 words
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Advertisement238 1940-06-26 11 A HIGHLY PAID \1 MINISTRATIVE POSITION attainment of a School of Actrained man with a recognised ..tion. Qualify aa an Accountant. Secre<;t Accountant. Shipping Expert, Tnotrleer. Bank Officer or Book-keeper and future secure. Examinations can *ie Malaya and success guaranteed by training. The School of Accountancy !s ng institution In238 words
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Advertisement187 1940-06-26 11 MALAY AX |<@> PEUItM 11 j PEWTER J II TRADE MARK 1 GENUINE «^*^g I Maynard I 1 ThC pen^ng ary Cnarl6S GrCniCr &C 1 WITH A tall -lass of taste-tempt- I m% M<inz Tomato Juice. Huh, BBgj^PSfM^^^B Nj£ j| yoa of tomatoes on the vine. 186» Serve and chill187 words
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Advertisement142 1940-06-26 12 JUST THE RIGHT SHOW TO SPEND THE "BLACK-OUT" AT! See BATTLE of THE CENTURY! MARLENE DIETRICH vs. UNA MERKELH No Tactics Barred! "MR. SMITH" Returns from Washington and finds a new jorj taming Wild Women!! OPENING TO-DAY 3..,-«.»-*» CAPITOL OSTRICH GOES W Uo SPECIAL EXTRA ATTRACTION EXCLUSIVE TO OUR THEATRE142 words
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Advertisement173 1940-06-26 12 SER AN GOON, TALKIE S. SHOW STARTS AT 8.15 PJL Tuesday 25 Friday 28. June 1940 GEORGE FOR.MBY in an UPROARIOUS COMEDY "TROUBLE BREWING" SEND A CALL TO UNIVERSAL RADIO HOUSE, 205, Orchard Road, Phone 4967. When You Need Mende Service or Spare Parts. (Mende Servicing Specialists). D E LUXE173 words
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Advertisement230 1940-06-26 12 HAPPY world PARK THE PARK ALL WAYANGS OPERAJS WILL BE CLOSED ON THE NIGHTS OF 26th 27th JUNE OWING TO THE j BLACK-OUT VI IU ISI S BUSINESS AS USUAL AS FROM FRIDAY, 28TH JUNE. WATCH FOR OUR FANCY DRESS DECORATED LANTERN PARADE ANNOUNCEMENTS —JUST FANCY 14 UNITS MOUNTED ON230 words
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Advertisement240 1940-06-26 13 i JI-fV.'A'.V. 1 Uon Bolt Nut gates. Folding Chairs and mmW* ROrts of Iron WO! "k Tor Construction purpose Welding—Electric <te Oxy-Acetylene. fcWgj Mil t i Ifel W Jk\M HAN TECK FATT •••^^■M Engineering Works. 1~ 9 Victoria Street. Singapore. Telephone: 3833. CORNS? •top that pain Instantly with V GETS-IT240 words
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Advertisement176 1940-06-26 13 GAR HICK GEYLANG The Leading Theatre Fitted With "CAPITOL" Seats The Best Seating Accommodation in Geylang—Katong Districts. NO SHOW TO-NIGHT OWING TO BLACK-OUT Next Change: 7.45 P.M. J Matinees: Sat. 29th Sun. 30th at 2 P.M. Ben Lyon— Joan Marsh in 1 Rin-Tin-Tin—The World's Wonder "DANCING FEET" Dog in ♦'The176 words
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Advertisement299 1940-06-26 13 SPEND YOUR BLACKOUT NIGHT at mm m m mm mm m 3 snows as usual THE AL II AJI lilt A 15, 6.15* 9.15 PJ m^mmmM A CENTURIES-OLD MUMMY HOLDS THE SECRET OF MOST BRAZEN OF MODERN CRIMES! fTF d HtIENC WHITNEY JO,,ATHAN HAU B£l lucosl Picture mWmm> fg L299 words
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Article41 1940-06-26 14 Domestic Occurrence MR. and MRS. A. R. PAGE wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives and friends who attended the funeral of their son Roy Arthur, as well as those who sent wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence.41 words
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Advertisement654 1940-06-26 14 THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS By Order Of THE CUSTODIAN OF ENEMY PROPERTY, S.S. AUCTION SALE Of all the Office Furniture, Typewriters and Equipment etc. of the Italian Shipping Firm known as J^ YU TRIESTINO" Rotterdam Building, Robinson Road, Singapore, comprising: Well-made polished teak office tables, chairs Typewriters, Bookcases, typewriting tables, Iron654 words
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Advertisement123 1940-06-26 14 NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE TREATMENTS OF PILES AND FISTULA. We use the most scientific and modern methods of treatments. No operation Is needed whatsoever. No smoking, no tying with, string or other primitive methods used. Our treatments are absolutely effective. Painless, harmless, with no after-effects or rejapse. Satisfactory treatments123 words
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Advertisement82 1940-06-26 14 FOR CLEAR. DISTINCT*"" EFFICIENT REPRODUCTION TRY "PYE" RADIO for which they are UNSURPASSED. Sole Agents: HOE BOON LEONG. Distributors: RADIO AND GENERAL AGLM Kuala Lumpur. AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF FAMOUS MAKES OF 1 SHOCK PHOOl AND WATERTIGHT WATCHES ARE NOW ON DISPLAY 1 Everyone of them holds a ffuaran tee,82 words
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Miscellaneous910 1940-06-26 14 I To-day's Radio L—~~—★ j SINGAPORE LONDON < rl ti mcs) 080 17 79 Mc| (168€ metres) ZHX 225 metre. (1-33 OSF 15.14 Me t (13.91 metres ZHP 50 96 metre* (9 mc|.). os j 2 ijb Men (19.82 metres) fS Miscellaneous new fjj Announcements. 1.30 News and mid-aay m910 words
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Article136 1940-06-26 15 DEGAULLE STATEMENT CHEERS EXCHANGE -Reuter. London, June 25. THE StocV Exchange opened more cheerfully following General Degaulle'fl hopeful references to the fate of the French fleet, giltedgeds were barely steady owing to the counter-attraction of n.-w war bonds issue, of which the lists open today and remain tap-Reuter. - 136 words
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Article154 1940-06-26 15 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Wednesday. DULL and easy conditions again prevailed in practically ail sections of the share market yesterday. Hong Fatts were a weak feature at 80 cents. AustraMans were still subjected to selling pressure, while sterling shares continued their downward trend. Rubber shares154 words
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Article104 1940-06-26 15 THE following is the output of the Rauo 1 Australian Gold Mining Co lO f.ffl£ ffWSMS "treated 7 122 tons of ore returning 994 ounces a bullion equivalent to 947 ounces of fine plant treated 10.472 tons of tailings producing 631 ounces of bulUon equivalent to104 words
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Article29 1940-06-26 15 Singapore, Wednesday. Prices of tin and rubbfci* in Singapore at noon to-day were:— RUBBER Buyers :?6. Sellers 36 1 i:. TIN $127' i. up t• wmm mm29 words
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Article323 1940-06-26 15 TIN London, Tuesday. Casti 'Official Price) £26iy 2 Buyers £262 Sellers uid (Official Price) £265V 2 Buyers £266 Sellers RUBBER London, Tuesday. Buyers Sellers rkel Tune Dull 13% 13 5 8 Forward" July 13 3 8 IS% nd Forward) August 13 IW* 3rd Forward* Oct Dec. 11323 words
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Article812 1940-06-26 15 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT Owing to the absence of dealings in many of the mining and rubber toaiea listed below, quotations are mainly nominal. Singapore, June 25. MINING Buyers Sellers If. T9 Ampat Tin 3 austral Amal ioavh Ayer Hitam "ft gfi" Ayer Weng 0.5Q J2? Austral Malay JJr Bangrin812 words
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Advertisement100 1940-06-26 15 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Controlled by IHE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED The Company, which is incorporatedUn the S.S. and registered as a Trust vvm P undertakeni toe A WTLL EXI CUTOR OR TRUSTEE, U-.a ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTAIt DECEASED PE^ON. TRUSTEE OF A ALL DECLARATION100 words
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Advertisement183 1940-06-26 15 BILIOUS? II If you have one bilious attack after another wake up in the morning with a coated tonsue and a bitter taste in your mouth, find it difficult to control your temper suffer from flatulence and sick headaches, have a pimply complexion and ill-smellina breath, you should knowthat all183 words
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Advertisement328 1940-06-26 15 STEAMER SAILINGS P&CX BRITISH INDIA SSE 2?S"v.*c! R s E CHT For all information apply to: P O S.N. Co., The Agent, Collyer Quay, Tel. 5961. JIS.N. Co., BOUSTEAD, CO., LTD., Tel. 541*7. 8.1.5. N. CO. (APCAB, LINE) p o r HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE, OSAKA. r or pENANG, RANGOON328 words
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Advertisement347 1940-06-26 15 BRITISH INDIA The best possible services are maintained by The P* O. S. N. Coy. from the Straits to their usual ports ol call in China, India, Ceylon and the United Kingdom. Passengers are requested to register their requirements but under present circumstances sailings are perforce restricted. Special Holiday Return347 words
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Article, Illustration33 1940-06-26 16 Men of the Essex Regiment are here s?en in a bayonet charge during a practice exercise. The Regiment later held an advanced position wii-h the B.E.F. in Franct.33 words
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259 1940-06-26 16 Reuter. London, June 26. A BOY of the Royal Navy has won the Distinguished Service Medal. The toy (first class) James Eric Harris, of the destroyer Ashanti. is decorated, the London Gazette announces in a special supplement, "for courage and resource in operations oftReuter. - 259 words
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Article39 1940-06-26 16 Reuter. London, June 25. It is learned untitled ritatively that the Duke of Kent arrived 1 recently at Lisbon where he is repieI senting His Majesty at the national i celebrations of the 800 th anniversary ot Portuguese independence.—Reuter.Reuter. - 39 words
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600 1940-06-26 16 Political Refugees' Fate GERMAN VERSION OF TERMS OF ARMISTICE Reuter. Berlin, June 26. YEWS of the Ffonco-Germm Armistice was published in Germany tor tiie first time to-day by the official news agency. v The Articles correspond with those already published abroad with someReuter. - 600 words
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Article103 1940-06-26 16 Tokyo, June 25. THE death occurred here yesterday mcrning of Dr. Kisaburo Suzuki, a member of the House of Peers, and former President of the Seiyukai, at the age of 73. He was a prominent figure not only in poMtical circles but also in the judicial world.103 words
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Article60 1940-06-26 16 London. June 25. A CONSIDERABLE number of refugees of British nationality are known to have reached Portugal on th°ir way home from France. There is deep appreci i tion in London for the help which the Portuguese authorities are giving. Arrangements will be made for thi60 words
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Article44 1940-06-26 16 Reuter. New York, tune 26. THE Radio Corporation of America and the Press wireless circuits between I N 3 w York and Bordeaux suddenly went silent to-day believed to be due to the I German Armistice restrictions on the French transmitters.—Reuter.Reuter. - 44 words
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Article78 1940-06-26 16 London, June 26. THE King has approved the appointi ment to Flight-Lieutenant of i s. Soden, of the Companion of the D guished Service Order, in recognit gallantry displayed in flying cperati j against the enemy. During two days' flying operate France, Flight-Lieut. Soden sh l five78 words
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