Malaya Tribune, 28 June 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- No. 154. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Friday, June 28, 1940.
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    RUMANIA ASKS FOR PEACE CONFERENCE AFTER ULTIMATUM FROM THE SOVIET
    402 1 General Mobilisation To Check Hungary DENIAL OF DEMAND FOR PORTS ON THE DANUBE Reuter. M T is officially confirmed in that theBessarabia J s ssr ss» hM r^y^syivania! nania caution against any Hungarian Qer man News Agency LONDON, JUNE 27.
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    Impossible To Resist
    71 1 British Wireless. London. June 27. No reliable details cf the conditions o. the ultimatum or of R "m a ma f d h °Though h the y R—n «on in London has not yet f^tum. prevails in SrKw5g 10^^ndVVof^are% n rHars n fn Shabihty to b r,^y
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    IN ENGLAND
    14 1 M. Lecn Blum who, reports Reuter, has arrived in England from France.
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    SOCIAL WORK TO CONTINUE DESPITE WAR
    108 1 British Wireless. London, June 27. THE fact that war time preoccupations 1 tve not prevented the Government making further improvements in British social insurance system 18 irablv received in comment here on Bill presented to Parliament by the HI Minister which not only provides
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    POLITICAL TALKS IN INDIA
    18 1 British Wireless. London. June 27. n*R Amery Secretary of State for Saturday. wpicomed the
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    26 1 Reuter. London, June 27. Renter's lobby correspondent says tt is believed that according to pr.sen"^J^^^ataU week. It is thought likely whole proceedings will be setre,. Reu'.er.
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    SENTIMENT MAY DECIDE U.S. ELECTION RESULT
    296 1 Reuter. PHILADELPHIA, JUNE F IS BECOMING Cl^ 1 KETOBLICAN PARTY NAllowai. ROBERT THE POPULAR CANDIDATE. Wilkie appears more towards Mr Roosevelt's policy of All towaras w. t far tnan SLsrSfiX Esr-ss be W en C frame! by party bosses in order to militate against
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    REGRET EXPRESSED TO SWITZERLAND
    61 1 Reuter. Berne, June 27. THE British Government has expressed regret to the Swiss Government and offered to pay full compensation for damage caused when bombs accidentally dropped in Geneva an p pnpns n ear Lausanne on the nigm ci li-? 2 states the Brill Telegraphic Agency.
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    PILOT'S SKILL BRINGS CRIPPLED PLANE HOME
    281 1 British Wireless. London, June 28. T HE story of the- extraordinary skill and endurance of a British 1 bomber crew is no» made public. Dunn* a recent a,d <m northwest Ciermany. an X.A.X. bomber encountered and a Messuschmilt 111 after two attempts had been
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    Call To The French Navy
    70 1 British Wireless. London, June 27. rE following is a text of the message broadcast last night from London en behalf of General Degaulle s French National Committee:— "The armistice of Compiegne was *o have safeguarded the French Empire. It has not done so. v "Be
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    JOHORE'S £250,000 GIFT TO BRITAIN
    656 2 SULTAN HANDS OVER CHEQUE IN LONDON 'Final Victory Will Be Achieved' rpHE SULTAN OF JOHORE yesterday handed o*elo (he t 1 Secretary a cheque for £250,000 as h.s gift to theBnt.sh Gov ernmenf for the prosecution of the war, cables H. L. Hopkm Iron. London.
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    Moneylender Fined For Trespass
    285 2 Singapore, Thursday. jpNTERJNG the Municipal Offices at Coleman Street on the Municipal pay day. Lahchman Singh, a 23--yjear-old Sikh, was to-day convicted on a charge of wilful trespass by Mr. J. G, Rappoport. the Third Magistrate and fined $10. According to the prosecution conducU cd by
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    DECISION ON WAR LOANS
    149 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. THE TRIBUNE understands that the Committee recently set up by the Government to inquire into the feasibility of floating a war loan in the F.MS, and also to decide upon the details of the loan have almost completed their
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    SINGAPORE BUDDHIST ASSOCIATION
    146 2 The tenth annual general meeting of the Singaoore Buddh Ist Association was held on Sunday at 5 p.m. There was a large gathering. The function was a great success. The following office bearers were elected for the current year: Fatrons:— Yen. Narada. X Gunaratna, M. M. Mahaweera
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    Director Of New World Park Acquitted
    376 2 Singapore, Thursday. MR. Ong Peng Hock, co-lessee of the New World Amusement Park and a fh'recto] of the New World Ltd., who was charged with permitting the park t<> be used as a common gaming house, was acquitted by the tilth magistrate, Mr. L.
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    SAVINGS BANK SAFEST
    160 2 SOME estate coolies in the F.M.S. have recently been taught an unpleasant object lesson on the folly of withdrawing their deposits from the Savings Bank for transfer to what might at first seem a *afer repository. Some raoourers on a certain rubber estate used the casn thus
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT ON HEALTH INSPECTOR
    71 2 Singapore. Thursday. TAN Ah Kow, a 29-year-old Chinese, appeared before the fifth magistrate, Mr. L. C. Goh. charged with having assaulted a health inspector. Mr. A. P Nathan, who was trying to prevent hawkers from obstructing Rural F>caro coolies at the junction of Bukit Timah
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    TRESPASS CHARGE
    47 2 Singapore. Thursday. CHARGED with having committed wilful trespass by entering the Municipal offices at Coleman Street, yesterday. Pagat Singh, a 36-year-old Sikh, claimed trial when produced before Mr. J. G. Rappoport. the third police magistrate, to-day. The case was postponed for hearing on July 13.
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    SIKH'S APPEAL DISMISSED
    197 2 Singapore, ft SENTENCED to a tern, six months' rigorous imprisonment some time ago in the lowi on a charge of voluntar smj hurt to Safar Singh, with a ous weapon, a Punjabi, Mai appealed against the convictioi sentence in the High Court to-day. Mall Singh told the
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    PUNJAB REGIMENT TO BEAT RETREAT
    90 2 Ey !:ind permission of Lt -Co! J y Hunt and the officers, the Band dI the 2nd Punjab Regiment will beat retreat on the Padang at 5 pjn., on Wednesday July 3. His Highness the Tungku M Jchore has signified his intention of attending and
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    MUNICIPALITY AND HARBOUR BOARD WANT MEN EXEMPTED
    1404 3 PRESIDENT COMMENTS ON "FUTILE" TRAINING Singapore, Friday. THE FUTILITY of having men in the volunteer forces and training t hem-*pprt from the good effect on morale for the corps in general—when the> would have to be released for essential services the moment a
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    Another Successful "Black-Out" Night
    559 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Friday. *J*HK ENTHUSIASM of Singapore's volunteer civilian defence corps was remarkably demonstrated last night in the second blackout wben though a smaller number of wardens and St. John Ambulance Kjrigarfe men were asked to turn out, the actual roll call jrevealed thai
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    GENUANG'S 'ANNUAL' AT SINGAPORE WAS FRUITLESS
    662 4  -  Ex-Queensland Bowler Now Colony's "News" Player Singapore Cricket Review By Tribune Cricket Correspondent fENUANG CRICKET CLUB, PAYING THEIR ANNUAL VISIT TO SINGAPORE LAST WEEK-END, WENT DOWN BEFORE THE S.C.C. RATHER TAMELY AND THE REASON WAS THAT SOME OF THEIR BEST MEN DID NOT TRAVEL
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    MALAYAN CRICKET HONOURS
    371 4 BATTING 100* Anchant (St. Andrews vs. St. Anthonys). 97 Lall Singh (J.A. vs. Rlys. K.L.). 95 A. L. Henry (T.P.CA. vs. Sinhalese K.L.). 79 Bond (Selangor Club vs. Raja's XI). 79 Kamai (T.P.CA. vs. Sinhalese K.L.). 77 Thov (Raffles College vs. S.R.C). 75 Growder (S.C.C, vs. Signals).
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    S.C.C. Cricket Teams For Week-End Games
    164 4 S.C.C cricket team to meet the Manchester Regiment. Saturday 2 p.m. at the S.C C. will be: J. H. Willmott <capt.>, N. C. Brown. Capt. P. T. N. Clarke. Capt. J. c. Burgoyne-Johnson, j. A. Suter. G. H. Lang. H. F. Foulds. A. C.
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    SIONG 800 ASSN. TEAM FOR SUNDAY
    81 4 The following players have been invited to represent tho Siong 800 Athletic Association against the Indian Youth League In a friendly soccer match. Sunday at Farrer Park: Ong Eng Hoe. Gnu Eng Kirn. Lim Ah Goo. Chung Chee Fong, Tan Khoon San. Tan Ah
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    24 4 The Publishers—R.A.F. (Torpedo) match, arranged for Saturday June 29, has been postponed, and will be played at Anson Road Stadium on Monday Ju'y 1.
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    TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    48 4 Closing date for the Singapore table tennis championships in respect of the inter-club league, men's singles, men's doubles, mixed .doubles, women's singles and women's doubles, is extended to Saturday, July 6. After the conclusion of these event a Business Houses League competition will be conducted.
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    SPORTS DIARY
    11 4 TO-DAY SOCCER: Reserve Division r-v< R.A.F., Stadium. Ue vs.
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    MALAYS CONVINCINGLY BEAT ROYAL NAVY 4-0
    234 5 Good 'Keeping Staves Off Bigger Loss Roval Navy Malays 1 THE M*. "7,- "I?tS«TS£ 1 with a convincing win of four goals to ml m a Reserve fixture. I M «i *i n 4 4TP Fast and elusive, the Malay forwards threatened danger at
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    Malay Regt's Win Over Emu Filmed
    77 5 Singapore. Friday. Malay Kegiment 2; Force Emu loEFORE a" fairly large crowd the D Malay Regiment beat the Force Emu by two goals to one in an interring friendly game of soccer on the taken at troops in Singapore which to beinß made for
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    SLOW WORK ON K.L. TRACK; SCRATCHINGS
    163 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, June MOST horses did slow work at Kuala Wi Lumpur track to-day. Paramour (Dodd) impressed in a full-striped gallop and Jubilee So. and Dragon appeared in the peak of f °Sn> lopkfi a likely vmner wWle TrUh lie
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    10 5 Singapore, Friday. between the r o„nv to been been postponed.
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    RACE WEIGHTS FOR LAST DAY SELANGOR MEET
    344 5 (From Our Own Reporter; Kuala Lumpur, June 27. WEIGHTS for races, tost day Selangor Turf Club Summer M meting, Saturday, are: HORSES. Class 2. Div. 1. 6 furs. Bel Grass 9.0 Mystic Music 9.9 Lord Tom Noddy 8.10 Booklaw 8 8 Easter Parade
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    MARQUES AND HEMCHIT MEET TWO NEWCOMERS
    106 5 THE Philippine. bx>me ol many brilliant ring stars, boasts o a young ftgnter among the UgMweights, who may create something ot a sensation to-night at the Happy World Covered touches gloves with Mexican Ventura Marques over 12 (3) rounds. U H sJol Velasco who.
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    SOCCER AND BILLIARD FRIENDLY GAMES
    95 5 fhinrso soorts Association icpresentChinese s>pois soccer and atives against the JtJ sH B &wWkA Choc Lucn. Wee hock b2£? Chua Tian Sin. Chan Sum Wire Ho Kok Chcy. Chan Ah Chong, Liew Kok Lim and Ho Ah Mk Th* following hav e been iiyjgg Jo
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    S.C.R.C. TEAMS FOR WEEK-END CRICKET
    99 5 S.c.R C cricket teams for the weekend will be: Saturday ?s Medical College at Medical College Ground at 2 P.m Scah Keng Siew. Eu Cheow Chve. Evan Worn;. Chia Keng Hock. Low Kee Sow A Lim. OllJ Swco Kene. Swee Mm Swung, L H Tay.
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    SINGAPORE BEATEN IN POLO FINAL
    39 5 (f*ou Our Own Reporter J Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. Pahanu A" team beat Singapo»JOb Club in the Kussoil Shield polo final today by half a goal. Sin-aporc receive a handicap of haJ a go; 1.
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    Their Turn Will Come
    285 6 THERE has been a good deal of comment on the fact that the Colony Government, under the Compulsory Military Service Bill, has seen fit to limit its first call on manpower for this purpose to Europeans only between the ages of 18 and 41. Some slight
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    Far East Position
    230 6 WITH the international situation developing to its present stage, many conscientious observers are asking whether the two wars—one existing in Europe and the other in Asia—will consummate into a single struggle between democracy and totalitarianism. While it is true that China is fighting for exactly the same
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    WHEN RIBBENTROP BROKE RIGID COURT ETIQUETTE
    1676 6  -  "HEIL HITLER!" ON SEEING THE KING By WILLIAM BAYLES (formerly Life's Berlin correspondent) Joachim von Ribbentrop belongs the distinction of having committed the most egregious faux pas ever made at the Court of St. James's. Ribbentrop, Germany's Ambassador at London, was attending George VFs
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    Big Increase In Canadian Plane Output
    171 6 British Wireless. London, June PANADA'S war industrial e rT., r t v has gathered immense momen turn. The production of warplunes in Canada has reached th e point when 1,028 machines can be pro mised for this year, and l.;,8:i in 1941. ,n The
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    AUSTRALIA TO TAKE EVACUATED CHILDREN
    60 6 Reuter. Canberra, June 27. A conference of state representatives has agreed to find homes for the duration of the war for 5.000 British children aged from five to 16. Shipping facilities will be arranged by th e British Government. Some ten thousand offers to accommodate
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    NEW TAXES IMPOSED IN NEW ZEALAND
    125 6 Reuter. Wellington, June 27. MR. WALTER NASH (Finance Minister), presenting the New Zealand budget to-day, said that war expenditure was esti- mated to total £30 millions. There would be a new national security tax of a shilling a pound on all incomes, in addition
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    CONTROL OF INDIA'S WAR SUPPLY EFFORT
    81 6 Reuter. Simla. June 27. FURTHER impetus to India's war production effort is expected to b~achieved by the decision of the Government of India to place the whole 01 India's supply organisation under unified direction and control. This decision follows the enormous pressure of demands
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    FRENCH WOMEN LEAVE INDOCHINA COAST
    106 6 Reuter. Hongkong. June 27. FE Japanese continue to extend operations along the frontier. Advance units this morning occupied the eastern extremity of the Peninsula, having advanced from the west. The situation is quiet. The Hongkong Telegraph learns th*t the Governor-General of Indo-Chma is UOW acting
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    29 6 Reuter. London, June 27. All elementary and grant aided schools In Southampton will be closed after to-day's evacuation of children. To-day and to-morrow nearly b.O'JU children will be evacuated.—Reuter.
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    AMAZING INCREASE IN BRITISH ARMS OUTPUT
    1063 7 UP TO 400 PER CENT. SAYS SUPPLY MINISTER Reuter. LONDON, JUNE 28. flGANTIC INCREASES IN BRITAIN'S OUTPUT OF WAR MATERIALS IN THE LAST TWO MONTHS, IN SOME CASES \S MUCH AS OVER 200 AND OVER 400 PER CENT., WERE REVEALED BY THE SUPPLY MINISTER,
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    12 7 Reuter. Montreux, June 27 sanne. d so and we!f de Boveresse Reuter.
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    Jibuti Can Face Any Situation
    56 7 REUTER. ADEN, JUNE 28. TH* AUTHORITIES AT JIBUTI INTEND TO FIGHT ON, ACCORDING TO A RE"ABLE REPORT RECEIVED HERE THE GOVERNOR, M. DESCHAMFS, W BEING STRONGLY SUPPORILD IN HIS STAND BY GENERAL LEGENTILHOMME. C ING THE FRENCH TROOPSLWJg SAID HF IS CONFIDENT IN HIS ABILITY
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    NEW FACTORIES BEING ERECTED IN CANADA
    92 7 Reuter. Ottawa, June 27. THE British Supply Beard has a* Turned the capital cos to factory construction on behalf of 3d Cana dian companies, according to the Canadian Department of Munitions The P Board has made commUmcnts of well over twelve and a half
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    NO JAPANESE DESIGNS ON INDO-CHINA
    91 7 Reuter. Tokyo, June 28. A DESPATCH received by the Domci Agency from southern China states that the Japanese fcrce have no intent'on of invading Fieiuh Inda-Ctima but on** mean to take acticn to cut on the supply of war materials irom lndo-Chma to the armies
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    U.S. COTTONS SLUMP
    43 7 Reuter. Liverpool, June 26. AMERICANS slumped to-day. Egyptians, after declining, recovered, rapidly following trade short-covennj on July Giza. In the afternoon, cotton was dull m the absence of trading incentive the close. New York's steadiness rallied a previously weak market.—Reuter.
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      591 8 "Put this on your "MUST SEE" LIST Malaya Tribune 27.6.40 "It is a Revelation" Free Press. The Whole Town s TALKING about the Sensational Female Battle between MARLENE DIETRICH and UNA MERKEL I CAPITOL 3 15-615-915 TO-DAY LEAD AND LEGS RULED THE SIN CITY OF THE WEST! Added Attraction EXCLUSIVE
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      459 9 Public Notice IN THE ESTATE OF Inche Long binte Esa Deceased Pursuant to Section 29 of the Trustees Ordinance (Chapter 59). Notice is hereby given that all creditors and persons having any claim against the estate of the abovenamed Inche Long binte Esa deceased late of No. 70, Arab Street,
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      274 9 NOTICE THE SINGAPORE 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 6 a.m. on the Ist July, 1940. As from 6 a.m.
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      184 9 SINGAPORE BOXING ASSN. A Special General Meeting of the Association will b e held at New World De Luxe Restaurant on Thursday 4th July, 1940, at 530 p.m. to approve or disapprove the Revised Rules. S. H. AL-JTJNTED, Hon: Secretary. THE RALB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING COMPANY LIMITED. (Incorporated in Queensland).
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      88 9 Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or service. For particulars see Municipal Tender Room Date of Closing 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. 4 pm. 26 August,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
    126 10 Domestic Occurrences The family of the late Mr. L. M. Cordelro wish to express their sincere thanks to the many friends, relatives and firms who attended the funeral yesterday and those who so kindly sent wreaths and letters of condolence in their recent bereavement. MRS ONG SISNG WEE and
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      182 10 GOVERNMENT OF JOHORE. TENDERS will be received at the office of the Tenders Board co The Hon'ble The State Secretary. Johore Bahru. up to noon of the 6th August. 1940. for the Supply and Delivery of pipes, Special Castings. Valves etc. for New J.M.F. Area, Johore Bahru. in accordance with
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    TIN BARELY STEADY
    130 11 Market Reports Reuter. London, June 28. HE tin market luled barely steady after being steadier. The turnover was 500 tons. The market opened higher on larger overnight American purchases, reacted on British smelters' hedging of forwards, and recovered on Dutch covering sales to America, comprising 315 tons
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    Markets Steadier With Small Business
    203 11 (Firm Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday. AFTER the sharp falls of the pre- vious day the markets had a steadier appearance yesterday, but only a small volume of business was transacted. In the tin share section Hong Fatts recovered to 75 tents with sellers asking
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    317 11 TIN London, Thursday. Official Piicei £257 Buye-s £257 V 2 Sellers yard (Official Price) £260V2 Buyers £260 3 4 Sellers RUBBER London. Thursday. Buyers Sellers feel lone Quiet 13*4 13 V 2 ,lsi Forward) July 13» 4 13»/ 2 F <iward» August 12 3 4 13 Forward'
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    26 11 Singapore, Friday. Prices of tin and rubbei* in Singapore at noon to-day were:— RUBBER Buyers: 36 7 Sellers: 37'«. TIN Sl29 L (U)\vn_s-'_l J
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    931 11 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT Owing to the absence of dealings in many of the mining and rubber shm »*s listed below, quotations are mainly nominal. Singapore, June 27. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 31Austral Amal <P ,«?<?,, Ayer Hitam ",6 18 6xd Ayer Weng 0 50 055 Austral Malay 851Bangnn
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    408 12 DAYLIGHT R.A.F R AIDS ON GERMANY AND FRANCE Enormous Damage Done DESTRUCTION OF OIL STORAGES CONTINUES Reuter. London, June 27. AN Air Ministry communique states that yesterday R.A.F. A bombers made daylight raids into Germany. Desnite attacks by enemy fighters, an ort plant at t-el senkircnen ana railway sidings at
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    90 12 Reuter. Nagpur, June 28. THE Militant Hindu leader, Dr. 1 Moanje. and Dr. Khate former Premier of the Congress Govern SSfti the C entral joined the Governor M""*™ B for the prosecution of the war. fee committee, at tonight considered ways and means ox raising additional units
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    46 12 British Wireless. London, June 27. The India and Burma Miscellaneous Provisions Bill was moved m the Commons yesterday by Mr. Amery, Secretary of State for India. The Bill w-as passed through al! .Mages In the Lords to-day and received the Royal assent.—British Wireless.
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    46 12 Reuter. Cairo, June 27. IZJNG Farouk has entrusted Hassan Sabry Pasha, former Egyptian Minister in London, and now Minister of Defence, with the ta.-k n f forming a new Cabinet. Thenncrw r ministry is ex- jiected to l>e a coalition.— Reuter.
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    97 12 Reuter. Wellington, June 27. TTO-DAY is Budget Day In New Zea--1 land. The Finance Minister. Mr Nash, hai estimated war expenditure this year at £37 1 2 millions, divided almost equally between expenditure overseas ana a I home. The basic rate of income tax fall been
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