Morning Tribune, 8 June 1940

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    10 1 The Morning Tribune I No 109, Sat., June 8, 1940
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    Italian Vessels Ordered To Neutral Ports
    187 1 Italian Vessels Ordered To Neutral Ports New York. June 7. ITALIAN LINE hflf reported that j Italian .ships on the high seas been idered to neutral ports. Verrando, the company's Ne^manager, said that the order, rame dirrct from Rome, canall .-ailing*. order tola the captains of Italian to "put into
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    200 Nazis Over French Lines
    77 1 200 Nazis Over French Lines Paris. June 7 iiud warning was sounded W\y this morning add iasted for Mi hour. >ti-. aircraft guns did p.oi t*o into It aid warnings In central France the night lasted three hour^ used material damage but io y~ reported. «fc« air raid warning m
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    NAZIS MAKE NO PRPGRESS, LOSE 400 TANKS
    296 1 NAZIS MAKE NO PRPGRESS, LOSE 400 TANKS FOUR HUNDRED OF THE 2,000 TANKS THE GERMANS to 5a™ T WN INT THE PRESENT BATTLE ARE SAID l^l^T DESTR °YED BY THE FRENCH, MAINLY 1 hill. AIR. The Allies have managed to keep their lines intact, and where German tanks have succeeded
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    WEYGAND ORDERS MEN "NO WITHDRAWAL"
    177 1 WEYGAND ORDERS MEN "NO WITHDRAWAL" Paris, June 7. S TEN WEYGAND to-day congra tulated the Armies opposing the German offensive on thr J tenacity wiln which they i ir.'iq out his instructions during th* first two days of battle. i An inspiring Order of the l>a> issued by Gen. Weygand
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    Roosevelt Move To Help Allies
    1200 1 r Washington, June 7 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT to-day disclosed that he If taking Congress for legislation to permit the Government to return old types of guns to the manufacturers for re-sale to the Allies The procedure would be the same as that which the Navy Department
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    Conscription Likely In United States
    93 1 Conscription Likely In United States Washington, June 1 IN THE COWM of the Pr«\s cinference, the Pr( sident mv asked to comment on the N< w York 'limes ediloria). advocating Immediate adoption of compulsory military training President Roosevelt said I Ilk* it.' 1 The leader which wu> reprinted bf several
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    MASS PRODUCTION OF SHIPS
    55 1 Cargo vessels are now being built m Britain by a practical approach to mass production methods. Shipyards are building the types which m each case they are most experienced m and equipped for. Picture shows bolts on the bow of a large cargo ship on the
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    AMERICANS WARNED TO LEAVE BRITAIN & EIRE
    90 1 AMERICANS WARNED TO LEAVE BRITAIN EIRE London. June 7. AMERICANS In Britain and Ireland are A warned by the American Embassy to return to the United States without dday or stay at their own risk. The Embassy, m a .statement, says thai it Is advised irom Washington that th. 8
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    Bombs Dropped In Lincolnshire
    242 2 London, June 6. DQMIIS are reported to have been dropped near a Lincolnshire town during Nazi air activity last nfcht. but there was no serious damage. Xazi planes which crossed the coast, caused air raid warnings to be sounded at places as far i.part as a
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    New Unity Of Britain & France
    181 2 New Unity Of Britain France London. June 7. FE WEEKLY PRESS sti esses the unity of Great Drita.n and France m facing the new attack by the Germans. The Spectator says: "When Mr. Churchill said on Tuesday that if necessary Britain would fight on alone, he was using the strongest
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    MAJOR SINO-JAPANESE BATTLE SHORTLY
    108 2 Chungking, June 7. 4 MAJOR Sino Japanese battle is expected to take place on the west bank of the Han River shortly, declared a Chinese military spokesman who estimated that 15,000 Japanese were participating m the drive on Ichi<ng, the important Treaty Port on the Yangtze
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    'R.A.F. Gave Us Hell' Say Nazis
    315 2 J London. Jane 7. J PERSIAN prisoners taken m the U fighting retreat of the BE F. i to Dunkirk complain bitterly that their own planes w«re never on the spot when the R.A.F. were attackt A German officer prisoner, still pale and shaken
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    Munitions Department In Australia
    25 2 Munitions Department In Australia Sydney, June 7. Mr. Menzies has announced the establishment of a Department of Munitions, with himself as Minister of Munitions.- Reuter
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    NAZIS' OIL STOCKS DWINDLIN
    150 2 NAZIS' OIL STOCKS DWINDLIN Lor *don Job ANE OF Germur-, V points, her ?*j4 synthetic petrol near Hamburg night m succe u>I OI J Ln the opimo, A'dnesfc roleum Press B tinue at the present rate the?! time seriously aken q^ n J atytokjep up her armie Tandfl ot supplies.
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    Economy Of Rumania On War Basis
    82 2 Economy Of Rumania On War Ba sis Bucharest, June! RUMANIA has decided to plitei national eettiamy <»n i war h The Minister of National ttm has announced provision the Government Decree of M* empcweilng him to contnl pw* tien of all articles needed fort Army and the civil population. The
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    PREPARING FOR AIR RAIDS
    96 2 London. Juneß rIE Ministry of Home Securiß determined that everyone i| country shall know *n*\ an air raid. The Minister. Sir John A«dj| to-day launching a now .-..n :ipw« .na^s instruction has be P^JB those members of the P- 1 t ODt reason or another. cannoi»
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    AMERICA ENTERING WAR STEP BY STEP
    491 3 Washington, June 7. general reaction to the announcement that the United States Navy is immediately providing planes for the L is that the United States is, step by step, going into i hough the provision of these planes, with what it imt may have
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    Nazis Worried About Food
    44 3 I Rome. June 7. issolini last night received German Minister of Food ire. m an interview m Berne Lome, is reported to have ..it Germany's capacity for ended not only on existing the maintenance of ar, rial a constant level.-
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    STERLING TRANSFERS HARDER
    132 3 London. June 7 IT is reliably understood that important financial changes will soon Inrgely supersede iko. pn f«'r- < nee export regulations. The authorities have been asking portCTI to secure hard currency for reexports, even of not listed commodities, for m. tance cotton, if the original imports
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    People And Places By Vera Ardmore
    251 4 People And Places By Vera Ardmore a NOVEL means of helping deservin tt charity aid also the Malaya Patric Wool Fund has been found by Mrs Forbes, who was recently appoints H< norary Secretary ol the Women >: ol tru v ilaya Patriotic Fu»id An aunt of hers, who lives
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    A Novel Charity Scheme, Successful Jumble Sale And Some Fashion Pointers
    972 4 A Novel Charity Scheme, Successful Jumble Sale And Some Fashion Pointers ah making, packing and postage cha arc met by Mrs. Forbes and her aunt. The Homos and Training Farms fd 1 destitute boys have suffered meatly as a result of the war and are urgently In r need ol
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      20 4 Novelty Handbags with accessories to match I also a New Selection of Artificial Flowers. I Capitoi Bid. Phone 3838. I
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    LET'S TAK IT OVER
    1175 5 Post Free Facilities S IF you haven't got a stamp handy. just send your query addressed 2 to Helen, to the Malaya Tribune 5 Press Town Office, No 9, The Aicade, when it will be forwarded "diiect to Helen for her personal attention. 5 For Our
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      16 5 Th abovP coupon must be enrlosed t e h correspondance coupon. Morning Tribune, June 8, 1940
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    COLONY CONSCRIPTION: DETAILS OF NEW BILL
    1102 6 ITETAILS were issued last night of two bills, to be rushed through at Monday s meetmg oi C the Legislative Council, introducing compulsory military training for all British subjects m the Colony between the ages of 18 and 55. and for more intensive training
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    ACCUSED OFFER TO COMPOUND CASE
    61 6 before the Third Mau. stolen $18.16 from a j at the RAF Bue,Bei< ,ed trial and then it* compound the i Both Savaiimuth:; that Sinivasam. from allied to have itolen tl indebted to them. Mr. D.R. Cowie. Pr N 'the offence could noi ;v!d the
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      325 6 Public Notices i GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION Tenders will be received at the Ofly» cf the Settlement Engineer, IP to noon of the 17th J „n fa the follow ma work: Constrm ii.vi of comrete i«uiU and back lanes at Subord.nutr Qvartm ll.iii* Kuad, Singapore. Every person applying lor a Tender will
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    London, To-day
    929 7  -  H. L. HOPKIN if On General Weygand At Last 'Satisfied:" Public Welcomes Arrest Of Mosley— Aloof-Looking Blonde" Gives Fascist Salute— Break-up Of The British Union: Waste Of Man- Power In London: Smaller Cars In Use M. P.'s Lead The Way London, May 24. arge headlines the newspapers announced
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      Mobilising Manpower Of Malaya
      295 7 MONDAY'S meeting ol the Legislative Council will be one of the mo -4 important m the history of the Colony. It will place on the Statute Book the Colony's acceptance of the prnciple of universal service for all, British subjeWfc. Theft is not the slightest doubt
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    BRITAIN FIGHTS THE FIFTH COLUMN
    1144 8 FULL PRECAUTIONS TAKEN AGAINST NAZI SPIES ftEI'KEDATIONS OF GERMAN INVADING PARACHUTE TROOPS IN NORWAY. HOLLAND AND BELGIUM HAVE ADDED A NEW PAGF TO WARFARE AND GIVEN BRITAIN SOMETHING TO THINK IN THE DAYS AHEAD OF HER. FROM THE NAZI INVADERS ON THOSE OCCASIONS MANY I
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    EX-PASTOR THIEF WAS "GUIDED"
    372 9 EX-PASTOR THIEF WAS "GUIDED" IJSING a police court dock as his pulpit, l dapptt I x-pa.stor declared that he had undertaken a "tour of righteousness" -during which he lived m luxury hotels, leaving suddenly \:ithout paying— under the guidance of God. "Cannot the Almighty, to whom all things belong, billet
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    GINGER ROGERS' DIVORCE
    360 9 Hollywood. TINGER ROGERS, separated so long from Lew Ayres Hollywood almost had forgotten they were married, shed a tear and got a divorce recently almost as quickly as that. The Handsome Lew urged her to go home to mother, she told Judge Clement L. Shinn. So she
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    A.T.S. Girl Weds Viscount
    39 9 V^owt Hanworth.a seiond Ueutenan ii- the Poval Engineers. de s. loo late to arrange for the «.U.r.; of her wedding-dress, so she Jf™™. wear a white .silk dress she left bchin. when she was mobilised.
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    SINGAPORE SHOCK SOCCER TOURISTS
    725 13 SINGAPORE SHOCK SOCCER TOURISTS early Win Drawn Game DISPLAYING WONDERFUL TEAMWORK AS A WHOLE, AM) EXCELLING SPECIALLY IN THE DEFENCE. THE SINGAPORE CIVILIAN XI NEARLY TURNED THE TABLES ON THE KEDOUBTABLE EASTERN A.A. (HONGKONG) XI WHEN THEY I AT THE ANSON ROAD STADIUM YESTERDAY BEFORE A (KOWD OF APPROXIMATELY 14.000.
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    BIG UPSET IN BOXING FINALS
    350 14 fIHMI I l\(. boxing was witnessed at the Happy World Stadium List flight when the finals o! the Singapore Ainatrur Boxing \^sn< ration PCtC dnidrd. R.A.F.- CUSTOMS CAME PUT OFF Slni Thurad DlTlalon h it a -11, teh between the Custonu and the j: a
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    CUP FINAL TO-DAY
    93 14 London. June 1 TREE admittance for a thousand Br.\ soldiers from Dunkirk and a special enclosure for injured returned soldi frill be provided at Wemblej Stadium to-morrow evening, for the final ol th? Football League Wartime Cup. m vVest Ham are favourites. The majority of players art
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    WRESTLERS IN ACTION TO-NIGHT
    86 14 I 'THE main event on to-night's ling bill at the Happy World dium is a bcut over 3 15 rounds tween Shouthri Singh (Punjab 1 and M. Kader 'Maiabar' T. M. Kader has won all Ma the Colony. Shouthri Singh is well known wil his ccmmunity
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      TIN
      14 15 I Tin prices not received up to the nine of going to press.
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      RUBBER
      36 15 London. Friday. MnketTone Firm 123 8 12 2 t Forward) July 12 516 12 3 8 Liad Forward) August 12 4 12 3 8 3rd Forward) Oct.] „e mb er 1111 16 11 13 16
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      LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
      89 15 London. Friday. pistilten 54/6 nlop Rubber 29 9 0 eral Electric 69 9 >erial Chemical Industries 21--upertal Tobacco 88 1 2 Anglo-Dutch 18/3 übber PI In. Trust 24 3 1 hern Ktnttfl 10/9 11 /10 1 2 Asiatics 2 '7 1 2 Witwatersrand Areas 43 9 ft
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      BILLION MARKET
      18 15 London. Friday. Spot 23 3 8 Forward 21 7 s PAR GOLD, Fine ncr 02. £8.8.0
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      NEW YORK
      20 15 New York. June 6. Market Tone Very Dull >rward Oct. Dec. 18 7 8 I9>a I I .1
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    KING WITH TROOPS AT ALDERSHOT
    42 15 London, June 7. King, accompanied by the Duke oi Gloucester, visited the AlderCommand on Thursday and lnad several battalions and mechanunits. His Majesty was enthusiastically red as he walked un and down th< battalion lines.- British Wireless
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    24 15 melon, June 7: Captain W.G. T?nmt, Officer in-Charge of naval arrange. menta at Dunkirk for the B.E.F em'•kation rpopivpri hv the Kins lay.- B.O.W.
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    FOREIGN TRADE AT OFFICIAL RATES
    366 15 MORE IMPORTANT London, June 7. JHE TREASURY announce important steps taken m continuation of the policy of basing foreign trade on the official rate of exchange, and limiting the volume of transactions m the free market for sterling. For the time being, no licenses will
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    LABOUR'S CRISIS MEASURES
    160 15 LABOUR'S CRISIS MEASURES London, June 6. 'yHE measures for organising the United Kingdom labour supply include, firstly, strikes are outlawed for the duration of the war: employers and workers have agreed to accept arbitration. Secondly, the objective of 800.000 minors. Thirdly, employers a<e forbidden to attract workers from mining and
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    DUTCH AIRMEN NOW IN FRANCE
    73 15 Paris. June 7. THE Netherlands Legation m Paris revealed to day that several units of the Netherlands Air Force have reached French aerodromes. It is stated that the escaped airmen are young pilots who aie still m training They escaped from Holland In light n
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      16 15 CAN YOU AFFORD AN UNINSURED LOSS BY South British Insurance Co., Ltd. ld gjjjj •>. Finlayson Green.
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      137 15 RACE SELECTIONS SELECTIONS for to-days Ipoh *5 races: Race 1 Regiment, Squeeze. Race 2: Maid of Cashel, Fmperir. Race I: Drift On. Dover. Race 4: Easter Parade, Solar Time. Race 5: Adele, Klaricum. Race Double V,ss,>, Neverset. Race 7: Knight's Eye, Scarlet Tiger. Race 8: Boniims, Freedom. Race 9: Hercules,
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    BRITAIN WARNS SHIPPING
    121 16 I I 1 London, June 7. J Tilt ADMIRALTY announces that as from June 8 no merchant >'♦'<*- 2 sel must approach within three miles of the ports and coasts of the I'nited Kingdom between *un. set and sunrise except m an or- ganised British convoy. I
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    TUNISIANS WARNED TO BE READY
    95 16 TUNISIANS WARNED TO BE READY Tunis June 7. THE French President General m Tunis to-day issued a proclamation to the population of Tunisia, urging the people to be calm, to be calm. The proclamation says: "It may be that your country will be brought into the conflict. It may be
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      R.A.F. Routs Germany Columns
      301 16 R.A.F. Routs Germany Columns London. June lURING .yesterday's RAF. bomb. ing of the German forces seek. ing to penetrate Allied defences m the region of Abbeville, the British machines m the morning dropped from low level a ton of heavy bombs and a larije number of smaller bombs on armoured
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    47 16 London. June The first Victoria Crosi* of the wg has been awarded to the late Capta B. A. Warburton Lee for and daring m command of Jr. stroyer force m the first battle ol w vik on Apr. 10 when he was killed m a shell.— Reuter
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    35 16 Washington. June 1 I The Navy Department to-day a: nounced that a second Anvi cruiser, the 10,000 ton Wichita. 1 its way to Rio de Janeiro. The tlip I described as a "friendly I Reuter
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