Morning Tribune, 13 June 1940

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    9 1 The Morning Tribune j no 113/Thu., June 13, 1940.
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    BRITAIN & JAPAN AGREE ON TIENTSIN
    223 1 BRITAIN JAPAN AGREE ON TIENTSIN lor I'ari* —p. It London, June 12. IGEEEMENT has been reached A between Britain and Japan on Mtitandini points affecting local issues at Tientsin i m London that In the Hussions preceding agreement, due paid to such of China's in~ils is are involved. I sages
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    SPITFIRE DOWNS 4 HEINKEL
    110 1 SPITFIR E DOWNS 4 HEINKEL London. June 12. J[ WfITISH fighter shot down a wman bomber off the southJP t of Kngland this mornm*. J Pilot dived over 11.C0O lake his first attack. After hole of his ammunition, he lc einkel dive into a cloud with pouring from its port
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    40 1 the f!oH lU ln Lond on that because :ed o< Slt "ation, an order has been ill d i" Ue «nany for the destruction Poses u cept those use <* for military <la ughtered Ut Lhree milU P dOffS wl Reuter
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    R.A.F. BOMBING RAIDS IN NORTHERN ITALY
    878 1 R.A.F. BOMBING RAIDS IN NORTHERN ITALY Where Allies Have Struck At Italy Troops Massed On Alpine Frontier LONDON, JUNE 12. (MACHINES OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE HAVE FLOWN OVER NORTHERN ITALY AND BOMBED MILITARY OBJECTIVES. Rome had an air raid at 1 45 this morning which lasted 35 minutes. The
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    Egypt Breaks Off With Italy
    160 1 Egypt Breaks Off With Italy Cairo, June 12. £GYPT has severed diplomatic relations with Italy. Agency messages state that reporta are circulating m Cairo that the Italian Government had delivered an ultimatum to Egypt. These reports are as yet unconfirmed. A special session of the Egyptian Parliament was held. Large
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    CHURCHILL & EDEN IN FRANCE
    91 1 CHURCHILL EDEN IN FRANCE London, June 12. IT IS officially announced that Mr. Churchill, accompanied by Mr. Eden and General Dill. Chief of Imperial Staff, had meetings m France yesterday and to-day with M. Reynaud. Marshal Petain and Gen. Weygand. .Complete agreement wai reached as to the measures which should
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    Italy Gripped By Sordid And Avaricious Tyranny
    379 2 London, June 12. IN a leading article headed "The Stiletto," The Times endorses Mi. Attlees statement m the Commons that there was no quarrel between Italians and the British and French peoples, and expresses heartfelt regret at their historic friendshio beins sourned. •It
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    U.S. PLANES FOR ALLIES READY
    74 2 U.S. PLANES FOR ALLIES READY New York, Jure 12. ACCORDING to the Washing- tor. correspondent of the Herald-Tribune new warplanes destined for the Allies were last right mas/ed along the east ccast. The war Department has ordered 93 ,\o throp attack bombers to the Mauio border aerodrome, from which they
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    Italian Round-up In Toronto
    39 2 Toronto. June 12. jN a big round up of Italians by ihe Ontario Province police, cases of ammunition, guns. Fascist literature i'nd biackshirt uniforms were seized to-day Many Italians have been held lor internment- Reuter
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    First Italian War Communique
    101 2 Rome. June 12. rE first Italian war communique states ihat "at midnight ou June 10, pre-arranged disposition of our land, sea and air forces was carried out m perfect order. "At dawn and sunset, bombing units of our air force, escorted by fighter formations, violently bombed
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    ITALY'S POOR ECONOMIC POSITION
    299 2 ITALY'S POOR ECONOMIC POSITION (Reuter's Special Commentary) London. June 12. fHE following are some facts from an authoritative source concerning the economic position of Italy: CP Seventy-five per cent, of Italy's whole import trade is sea-carried. Filt vfive per cent, enters the Meditenanean yin Gibraltar, six per cent, via Suez.
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    CIVILIANS LEAVE MALTA, GIBRALTAR
    65 2 CIVILIANS LEAVE MALTA, GIBRALTAR London. June 12. JjftOUT a thousand people, evacuated from Malta and Gibraltar, disembarked at a British port to-day, including 400 wives of sailors and soldiers, and about 500 children. Some were Spanish women who had never seen England, and a number were enable to speak English.
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    Britain's Increasing War Effort
    233 2 M London, June It R. Herbert Morrison, (the Mini. ster of Supply) m a spmh m London, said that the past month had been marked m material m creases of output. On Monday he made an ordering 1.463 works under control We are steadily and swiftly
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    South Africa Rounds Up Italians
    89 2 South Africa Rounds Up Italians London. June 12. THE South African Government i T vigorously rounding up Risers m the Union and Soutn iw Af ca T ikoi over 80 It is learned m London truu r M are being arrested in .South \\t>t A g while the Union authorities
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    U.S. Supplier For Allies At Cost
    90 2 U.S. Supplier For Allies At Cost New York, June T HE United States Steel C< 1 tion announces that undei deal effected between the war partment and the United Steel Export Company will pet about 38 mfflton worth of surplus munitions ment and ordnance. The Corporation states that as a
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    GERMANS NOW 25 MILES FROM PARIS
    1368 3 GERMANS NOW 25 MILES FROM PARIS French Make Fierce Counter-Attacks LONDON, JUNE 12. THE GERMANS ARE NOW 25 MILES FROM PARIS AND STILL COMING ON. NORTH OF THE CAPITAL, BITTER FIGHTING IS GOING ON AROUND SENLIS. West of the capital, near Rouen, the Germans have got across the river at
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    THAILAND SIGNS PACTS WITH BRITAIN, FRANCE, JAPAN
    138 3 THAILAND SIGNS PACTS WITH BRITAIN, FRANCE, JAPAN Bangkok, June 12. THE Thai Government tc-day sigred ncn-aggression pacts with Japan, Britain and France. The pact with Britain and France was signed m Bangkok and that with Japan m Tokyo. London, June 12. In the House of Commons the Ft reign I'nder
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    ANZACS EAGER FOR ACTION
    79 3 ANZACS EAGER FOR ACTION Cairo, June 12. A STRIKING demonstration took pia?e m a enema full of New Zealand troops when Italy's declaration of war vas announced. In high glee that action had at last arrived, the Anzacs rose and cheered so wi'dlv that the s"how had to be stopped.
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      233 3 Millions Must Face this Fact After forty, we have passed the meridian of life. We must take thought to guard ourselves against growing old prematurely. It is not the years that make us old. It is the deterioration of our tissues and the decline of our vital forces. Although we
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    A DANCE FOR R.A.F. AIRMEN
    579 4 A DANCE FOR R.A.F. AIRMEN Vera A rdtnore To-day THE spacious grounds of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Pattern's lovely home at Grange Road were decorated with Chinese lanterns on Tuesday night when Mrs. Patton was hostess at a party for sixty airmen and their wives from Seletar. Dancing was
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    Cathedral Christening
    137 4 GERALD Arthur was the name jivei M the 10 weeks old son of Mi ar.fl Mrs. E. W. Tubb when he was christeiM ed at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday afternoon at 4.30 p.m. The baby, who wore a hand- I embroidered christening robe of M fine white silk
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    PEOPLE & PLACES
    461 4 PEOPLE PLACES Rower p..t.ern. h?.d an eight-goved skirl and Miss Btel a B rachan-Smith cho» Imperial purple faille with lib ral while accents which included a hemline edged with white. Mrs. L. Cowan was looking exceptionally .smart m a gown of French floy c eri taffetas with electric green and
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    All Eyes On Sheers And Gay Prints
    324 6 f I I S.F.R pleats. cl.».r trimming gay pattern. and Perfect «^m^h.P eh ua.-teri.se the smart and serviceable day frocks now on view at Pnscilla s. ta c! Cou Stamford Road. Hailing from some of the best-known Amer.an uhni^lo rxnosurr to strong sunlight.
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    White Zircon Come Into Their Own
    323 6 QINCE the war began the price of diamonds ha unfortunately, more than doubled a Md j thought to the small salary man who wants to sive his fiancee a really good engagement ring. j It is now, however, that Ciro's comes to his aid
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      86 6 (HATS IB) SWiMSUIXS HOUSECOATS A» HOSIERY X^ •Ur AGENTS cC^ FOR AJ& 'BIEN JOLIE" 'O^ Corsets Brassieres. Also "HUBRITE" Frocks 61, Stamford Rd. Phone (Eu Court) 3335 p .*w MrrY^B^MHfiTflf Engagement and Eternity Rings at prices to suit every purse by CIRO of BOND STREET. Output m Britain is to
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    London To-day
    1035 7  -  H. L. HOPKIN On Britain France Unshaken By Belgium's Surrender: Unpaid Agents Of The Nazis-People Who Talk Too Much Should Be Silenced: Strong Condemnation Of King Leopold's Surrender: German Idea Of Total War- Frightened Civilians Their Greatest Ally London, May 29. •His morning the people of Britain able
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    Morning Tribune Italy Can't Take It
    324 7 Morning Tribune Italy Can't Take It T ATEST news of the battl for Paris indicates tha the German advance has heei stemmed at the three point where the main drive i taking place. The fightinj has reached a point at whicl the French know that evei the slightest relaxation o;
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    R.A.F. HITTING BACK HARD
    618 8 MAGNIFICENT EXPLOITS AS enemy lines of communication become longer and longer m the huge German drive towards Paris a deadly enemy is striking implacably at the life-blood of their effort.— the Royal Air Force. With Germany hurling 2.000.000 men into the great attack these colossal forces
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    Strange Tragedy HE READ "THE GUN"-SHOT
    196 8 Strange Tragedy HE READ "THE GUN" SHOT (From Our Own Correspondent). New York. f pROFESSOR Lewis Allyn sat m his study at his Westfield (Mass.) I home reading "The Gun," a novel by Mr. C. S. Forrester, the British novelist. His wife was upstairs reading the same novel. The front
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    BOMBS KILL CHICKENS
    115 9 a number of bombs were dropped on the outskirts of a Sussex village during air activity over south-east England three of them fell m the middle of a poultry farm belonging to Mr. W. A Hebditch, an air raid v/arden. A dozen huts were smashed and 40
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    A LOLLY!
    34 9 This girlish starlet is Liame Shepard. featured m R.KO.'s 'You Can't Fool your Wite." > Here you see her wearing pink I gingham m the latest mode to I make her look young.
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    TOR BOB MONTGOMERY GOES TO FRANCE
    322 9 TOR BOB MONTGOMERY GOES TO FRANCE TO DO HIS BIT LONDON. HAVE QUEUED UP TWO AM) THREE DEEP AT UNITED STATES LINES HEAD OFFICE IN HAY 0 X) BOOK THEIR PASSAGES HOME. President Roosevelt (13.869 tons) has been up returning citizens at Galway, m Eire. No aid, will bi? sent
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    Kelantan Gives
    85 10 HIS HIGHNESS the Sultan oi Kelantan ha^ made a ifift of SIQO.OOO from the State of Kelan. tan for the prosecution of the war. The Secretary of State for the i Colonies has informed the High Commissioner by telegram that H-s Majesty's Government gratefully accepts this offer, and
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    APPEAL DISMISSED
    30 10 An appeal against a conviction for Ryjning m which the respondent was a Chines*. Choo Ah Sun. was dismissed by Mr. JustiM Manning m the High Court yesterday.
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    SUICIDE FOR LOVE OF DANCE HOSTESS: MADE PROMISE TO ANOTHER
    436 10 WHEN ON THE POINT OF BECOMING ENGAGED TO A CHARMING NURSE, A YOUNG SALESMAN MET A GLAMOROUS DANCE HOSTESS. HE WAS FASCINATED BY HER. HE TOOK HER OUT FOR DINNERS AND FELL IN LOVE WITH HER, LITTLE KNOWING THAT HIS
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    LABOUR MINISTER TO BROADCAST TO-NIGHT
    69 10 Mr. Ernest Bevin. Minister of Labor v ill broadcast from London 10-nigfc 5.20 p.m. The talk will be relayed :lip Singapore medium wave f :u:>nnti< The news Summary will follow I Bevin 's talk: and after the news the n-ill be a topical talk. The
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    11th CONVICTION FOR PICKPOCKET
    46 12 Described as a notorious pickpocket vounc man who had spent most oi i\, time during the past six years msirte prison walls, mostly for similar offences, was yesterday sentenced to six months hard labou! on his eleventh conviction by a Singapore magistrate.
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    SMILED WHEN SENT TO GAOL
    31 12 SMILED WHEN SENT TO GAOL Aiani bin Talib. 22-year old Malay, miles when he was sentenced to six nonthft' hard labour yesterday after be!g caught redhanded m the act of shopping.
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    Adventure At TheAlhambra
    200 13 I i •THE Swips Family Robinson." the book of adventure which every boy has read, and most girls too has' been made the excellent subject by a film by RKO who have made ah extraordinarily good icb of it. Strangely encugh this is the first time a
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    S.C.C. CRUSH ROYAL NA VY IN DIV. I GAME
    399 14 S.C.C. CRUSH ROYAL NA VY IN DIV. I GAME Club Display Good Style For Convincing Victory s c q 5 Royal Navy 2 IriVING one of their best displays of the season the S.C.C. scored a b convincing five-two victory over the Royal Navy m a Div. I scccer match
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    Perak Sultan Opens Huge Padi Scheme
    177 14 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. A .MIDST a distinguished gathering which included members of the Royal Family, Rajas, Chiefs, members of the State Council and departmental heads, the Sultan of Perak declared open the headwords of the Sungei Manik Irrigation Scheme this morning.
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    Chinese Fine Ft Canning Easy Victims
    161 14 Chinese Fine Ft Canning Easy Victims S.CF.A Jt 3 Fun ailllin I^HE Chinese scored over Fort Cannin- wh< -hevß feated them by three I the J.C.S.A. ground lasi Division 2 "B" match. Throughout the first i H evenly contested but In tl ;he game developed H flair and both teams
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    DRAWN SOCCER!
    34 14 I In a 2A Division soccer match pli lat the Alexandra Place lasi evening I ween the R.A.O.C. and the R. Torpedo the game ended m a d there being no scorinc.
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    Air Force Beat The Police
    30 14 The soccer fixture between the Rl and the Police played ai irYivtur >•«■ day resulted m a comfortable winfl the former by four uoan two. I
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    19 14 Singapore. Wcrr.esdß All ties m the Singapore Lawn ~m Championships this evening wen m poned owing to the rain.
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    R.R Hold Malay Reserves To Dram
    287 14 R.E. Reserves 2; Malay Reserves 2. DISPLAYING more constructive teamwork, the R.E. held the Malays to a 2—2 draw m a Reserve Division league soccer match at Anson Road Stadium yesterday. The Sappers played splendidly and nearly came to snatching a victory. Their forwards
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      TIN
      17 15 London, Wednesday. price» *286 Buye:s i £286 4 Sellers a .official Price) £285*4 Buyers F286 Sellers
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      RUBBER
      29 15 London, weuncaua/. -rm Quieter irkel 13&(, i3 3 i i Tnlv 13 916 13 11 I*3 I) AUf. 13 716 13 916 f*" Ct>: 12 ***** 9 16
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      LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
      63 15 London. Wednesday. 56 6 :8l industry bi 0 pel iq.q 13 k Trust -3 9 on f m 10 6 othen n 10U J and Area.v 45 1 bearer) 54 4> 2 r 1] Pnnk •L r c "I Cute] I A C. 8 kfsli -can Tobacco
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      44 15 London. Wednesday. T London n Paris 176.50 ILondoi ..Bolivia 7 58* 7.62 Buyers n Shanghai 4 5 32 I n on Hougfcung is. 3d. Japan is. 4 13 16** X Sellers .>fv York 4 02* 2 to 4 .0J 1 Offl Nominal.
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      BULLION MARKET
      17 15 I London. Wednesday. liver Spot 234 live: Forward 2V/* JAR GOLD Fine per oz. £8.8.0
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      PRODUCE
      68 15 London, Wednesday ■B CM] Malay m ilk— S'm r.r Unquoted >pra -Straits FMS> fpteir.ber S'ment Unquo f ed igo Flour 'Sarawak) me July S'ment. 17 5 Nominal poet, Seed Pearl, t Quality t Singapore) me July S'ment 27 6 f.omlnal 'PP^r FAQ' White Muntok me July S'ment 4ft Sellers
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      NEW YORK
      20 15 >P r New York. June 11. Buver^Seller, EL, 23i, 23-% -Dec. 20*4 20' 2 Very Firm 56> 2
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    DERBY RESULT
    135 15 London, June 12. /IT Newmarket to-day, Pont Leven que, owned and trained by Fred Darling, won the wartime substitute Derby by three lengths from the Aga Klian's Turkhan, with the favourite Lord Derby's Li?hthou*e third. Sixteen ran. Betting was 10-1, 180-7 35-40. Time 2 minutes 30.8 s. I
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    America In Full Sympathy With Allies
    519 15 (Reuter's Special Commentary) London, June 12. COMMENTING on President Roosevelt's speech and the American decision to increase material aid to the Allies, The Times writes: "The speech came swiftly on the heels of Mussolini's, and gave a fearless expression tc the American peoples of
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