Morning Tribune, 22 June 1940

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    9 1 The Morning Tribune 1121 Sat, June 22, 1940. i
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    HITLER'S TERMS
    1054 1 "NO SHAMEFUL PEACE FOR FRANCE"— BERLIN War With Britain To Go On UITLER YESTERDAY PRESENTED HIS TERMS TO THE FRENCH PLENIPOTENTIARIES APPOINTED BY TIE PETAIN GOVERNMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GERMAN DEMANDS. ACCORDING TO THE GERMAN NEWS AGENCY, THERE WILL BE NO SHAMEFUL ARMISTICE FOR FRANCE, THOUGH THE
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    CONGRESS DEFIES GANDHI ON WAR ATTITUDE
    156 1 Wardha. June 21. J Till Working Committee of the National Congress has passed i .1 resolution renouncing the prin- cipk <•! non-violence m opposing e\tt iii.il agression. \t the time, the efforts of i i tresi to secure its internal political aims will continue
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    30 1 London. June 21. Soviet Ambassador in on Mr. P. a. Butlei j for Foreign Affairs at oilier this morning. discu don on various quesJ m rest to the :wo coun-
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    More Heavy R.A.F. Raids On Germany
    267 1 More Hea vy R.A.F. Raids On Germany London, June 21. WW l E Britain was free of air attacks last night the R.A.F. carried out large scale raids over the Ruhr and Rhineland. It was learnt m authoritative quarters m London to-day that Poor visibility rather hampered our aircraft which
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    R. A. F. DESTROY ITALY'S LARGEST AIRCRAFT WORKS
    442 2 The air ministry disclosed to-day that within ia hours OF ITALY BECOMING A BELLIGERENT, TWO OF ITALY'S LARGEST AIRCRAFT AND AERO-ENGINE FACTORIES, THE ANSALDO WORKS IM GENOA AND THE FIAT FACTORY IN TURIN WERE SUCCESSFULLY BOMBED BY THE R.A.F. order to make
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    BRITISH CAPTURE FAMOUS GENERAL
    182 2 BRITISH CAPTURE FAMOUS GENERAL IT IS AUTHORITATIVELY STATED THAT THE SI CCESSFI L bKITISH OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS IN LIBYA HAVE INCH DED THE CAPTTRE OF THE ITALIAN GENERAL LAST IUTT I. CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE 10TH ARMY IN LIBYA. The offensive spirit which is being displayed by the Bitish troops m
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    Air Battle Over East Coast Town
    66 2 London. June 21 liN* aerial battle took place over a south-coast town for 35 minutes I this morning Frequent bursts of machine-gun fire were heard It i_ stated that a German bomber flew over the town and released bursts of machine-gun bullets. British j
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    TOTAL MOBILISATION IN CANADA
    70 2 TOTAL MOBILISATION IN CANADA Ottawa. Jum, .1 THK Boose of Cmbmh hats p the (Government s Kill i<.i i i,, lisation §1 all human ami terial resource-* m Canada tor tin cut ion of the war. During the ri< b: I Mi King, Premier, rejected I peal by Mr Sanson,
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    INDIA EXPANDS AIR FORCE
    64 2 Simla, I IN connection with the expert I Indian Air Force, it ii am I that the Government ol hid 1 Lng a reserve of trained pi »■> 1 mechanic*, to be drawn on as rei m Plans tor training 300 add a ana 2.000 mechanics
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    27 2 Canberra, June 21 I The Emergency Powers Bui was to. 1 passed by the Senate and short 1} I wards received the official as* 1 Governor-General. Reuter
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    Differences Caused French Defeat
    355 3 IH itaff oomapoodent m Frame cables: The defeat of A m -h army, the ih.ost m Europe, and the subsequent moves eh Governnenl mvisaging capitulation are attributed m French circles to two causes the military views held by General Staff and deep-rooted political divisions. de. the
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    COMPULSORY SERVICE FOR THE U.S.A.
    29 3 COMPULSORY SERVICE FOR THE U.S.A. Washington. June 21. A MIX for compulsory military training for all men between and (>."> was introduced into Congress la«t nij-ht lv Senator Rurke Reuter
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    CHINA MAY PROTEST
    38 3 Chungking. June 21. The French concessions to Japan lover traffic m supplie through French Inoo-China have deeply disturbed Chinese political circles here. It is possible that representations will •be made to the French Government.— Reuter
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    ANZACS WARMLY WELCOMED
    156 3 ANZACS WARMLY WELCOMED (KeuterN Special Commentary) London, June 21. SEVERAL of (o-day's papers extend a warm welcome to the Anzacs m Britain. The T.mes says: 'It is tne grandest convoy m all histnry." The Daily Telegraph says: "The reinforcement is powerful, yet it is only a vanguard of the p<
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      202 3 Si Hon Vacant MUNICIPALITY a I .ii 1 Department. tsistanl Assessor. Commissioners A an Assistant Ass stall of 'he Assess- D pt., the ippointment m tance on a three hould be British subjects d 29 years ol age and v must have had a n and have served three with
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      12 3 THE HERiTRGE OF F :W* ,>^B YOUTH IS HERLTH m yjjJ^ if''
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    LET'S TALK IT OVER
    1164 5 It you have a problem, send it to Helen, our home expert, who answers readers' queries on this page every Saturday. Address your letter to her, co Honing Tribune, Anson Koad, Nngapore, enclosing correspondence coupon. iUNINI DRESS KKNOYATION gbmU he >o grateful. Helen. ouU oul,i^^e>ta wayof
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    CONSCRIPTION IN F.M.S. ALSO
    123 6 CONSCRIPTION IN F.M.S. ALSO (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. ORDERS AND RULES drafted m connection with the Compulsory Setvice (Volunteer Forces) Bill and the Volunteer Forces (Training) Bill, which will come before the Federal Council next week. reveal that, 111 In the first instance only British subjects of
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    $1,000 Millions In Malayan Rubber
    300 6 CPEAKINCi over the Singapore Radio last night the Director of Rnbher Research Institute of Malaya. Dr. H. J. Page gave some interesting facts about the growth of rubber and its uses and said that the war had not hampered its production m any way. He
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    Windsors In Spain
    38 6 Madrid. June 21.— The Duke and Duchess of Windsor have arrived m Barcelona. Reuter. An earlier report from London denied German and Italian allega- tions that the Duke of Windsor had been arrested m France.
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    CHEATING CHARGE
    223 6 THE TELEPHONE buzzed, and pickm;, up the receiver Mr. P. Given -Wilson lof the General Accident Fire and Life 1 Assurance Ltd.. heard a voice on the other end. who called himself "Captain McQuillan. After the conversation had finished. Mr Wilson rang up Changi and asked for "Captain"
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    FATHER ASKS SON TO BE SENT TO REFORMATORY
    106 6 FATHER ASKS SON TO BE SENT TO REFORMATORY WHEN a 13-year-old Eurasian boy. Felix Monteiro. a former pupil of the St. Anthony Boys' School, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a bicycle from the School compound, his father asked the acting second magistrate. Mr. T. L. Tan, to take
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    INSPECTORS ON HURT CHARGE
    187 6 INSPECTORS ON HURT CHARGE fUMMOWD uith having II v and caused grievous 1, I to Sarip bin Karsonu. i I s-ardenfr employed by tin Senior I Chaplain to th e Font ul II police inspectors appeared I Mr L. C. Goh. the Fifth IV|,,, 1 Magistrate yesterday. fl The police
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    Gave Salary Increments To War Fund
    128 6 A most moving example "t self- I sacrifice m giving war funds I m Malaya is an offer made by the I head teacher of a Malay trhool m I a kampong m Pahang. M This Malay teacher has wri m 1 the Inspector
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    Is London To-day
    924 7  -  H. L. HOPKIN Women Must Forfeit Aids To Beauty-Restricted Production Of Luxury Articles— Shabbiness Has Become A Virtue: More Intense A.R.P. Training— Part-time Volunteers Needed: Minister Of Labour Talks On The Future— No More Queues Of Workless: Fire-Float's i. Part In Dunkirk Evacuation M don, June I,
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      Filling Up The Gaps
      308 7 I "J 00 few children, too few arms, too few allies there is the cause of our defeat/ said Marshal Petain m a broadcast giving his reasons for asking Cor an armistice. This statement deserves careful analysis, for we can no longer disguise the fact that
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    QUEEN VISITS WOUNDED OUT WEST...
    316 8 QUEEN VISITS WOUNDED OUT WEST... French Soldiers Blow Kisses U/OI'NDFI) French soldiers blew kisses after the Queen when she visited them at a Hertfordshire hospital. Tlic Queen spent most of the afternoon at the re there are ten i ai hundred British end French With a .-mile foe each, she
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    BRITAIN SETS HER HOUSE IN ORDER
    137 9 DAC X from the battlefields of France have come thousands of British soldiers to the little island which defies the hand of the invader. Everyone realises now that there was much complacency before and that vanished now and as usual with the rare OO
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    OUR ARMOURED MIGHT GROWS
    222 9 In-.. day a hiv€ of industry with everyone striving to turn material to the very greatest extent that the nation is Men did not realise till the Germans began their huge offenmv( iavt month how they had been working on amis and what a colossal armoured
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    GREAT TRIBUTE TO WORK OF MERCHANT NAVY
    201 10 GREAT TRIBUTE TO WORK OF MERCHANT NAVY London. Juno 21 TBI Minister of Shipping has sent the owing letter to tin n of the ::ps ol the Merchant Na\y which took part In the evacuation ol Allied ioops from Dunkirk: I write on belalf of the Government, to convey to
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    FRANCE AND THE WAR IN CHINA
    157 10 Tokyo. mm THE (iovernment of the II Manse fully reaesjswssi th tual -tuation i;t China, r tilil on a large scale are ln n j!" Kress. ro I -It notes that, so long _s I -flairs continues to txi W forces m China have
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      177 12 Positively LAST DAY! Don't miss it' Tin* FUNNIEST PICTURE m TOWN! %l j I SHOWS TO-DAY l*tfl_ AM 3|56 5 9|5 ft— i JEAN ARTHUR as cute as ever, MELVYN DOUGLAS and FRED MacMURRAY I m Columbia's Riotously Funny Production of Somerset I Slaugham's play I m^ '^7^ __fj i\
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    UNKNOWN
    78 13 I Istanbul, June 21. Usxi > s nastl, y putting the rrjim touches to her state of vi rv i ht pared n ess. ,|ta s Ur es are being taken as a r. ftinit repercussions m P ope of the development .Mcd that the military authe Istanbul area
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    'FORGOTTEN MEN' OF THE WAR
    118 13 New York, June 21. IN broadcast from Rome, the representative of th e Columbia Broadcastftßg System described how Sir Percy iLcraine, British Ambassador, and 249 other British subjects have been waiting aboard the liner Conte Rosso at Ancona lor nin? days. Their departure is being
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    Death Of Famous Prima Donna
    68 13 London June 21. The death occurred at Liverpool to-da/ It the age of 81. "1 Madame Emma Nevada, the last of the prima donnas of the golden age. She was the daughter I ol a Scots doctor r.nd an Irish mother. She made her debut
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    Colony Beats F.M.S.At Polo
    62 14 Fram Our Own Reporter' Kuala Lumpur. Friday. THIE Colony defeated the Malay States 1 by serai g^als to two at polo for the Mcßeay Cup on tho Selanpor Turf Club ground this evening. The scorers were: COLONY: M;iior G H. Shorland. Major H. C Phillips «2>
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    Joe Louis Retains Title
    104 14 New York. June 21. A T the Yankee Stadium, before A 30.000 people. Joe Louis, world heavy-weight champion, retained the title beating Arturo Godoy of Chile on a technical knock-out m the eighth round of a scheduled fifteenround contest. Godov f creed the fight for the
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    GORDONS BEAT ROYAL NAVY
    25 14 The Gordon Highlanders defeated thi R lyal Navy by 3—2 In the First Division 1 1 ague encounter at Changi, yesterday.
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    Airmen Superior To Recs, Win Easily 3-0
    112 14 g H v. CLWRIOR IN EVERY' DEPARTMENT. THERAF. CONVINS CINGLY BEAT THE SRC. BY THREE GOALS TO NIL IN A DIVISION I LEAGUE SOCCER MATCH AT ANSON ROAD STADIUM YESTERDAY. This was the Airmen's eleventh victory out of fourteen games. The sodden condiion
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    LAST NIGHT'S BOXING
    138 14 LAST NIGHT'S BOXING TWO NEWCOMERS to the Colony made their rtebut at last night's boxing »t th(#iewly-reopenrd New World arena, when Mr. Bertie Bell, making his come-back as a promoter, presented a card of four bouts before a fairly good er~~ While one of the newcomers. Luis Ye > Blanco.
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    SELECTIONS FOR K.L. RACES
    207 14 (By "Spectator") I, Following are MtectUai hi M afternoon's races at k M li j v J Race 1: TINKI KKIN H Happy Bo\ m Race 2: PENZANCE A\ it IPni H Race 3: NEW ZEALAND H Selangor II H Race 4: PAY Ol T Scribble
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    Reuter's COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    296 15 Reuter's COMMERCIAL SERVICE TIN fl London. Friday, fl £274 U Buyer., B £274^4 Sellers Price i £273 Buyeis £27b4 Sellers KtBBER H London. Friday. Previous To-day B Buyers Sellers I Idle 113«3 3 134 I Tuly 13 U 2 i nd' August !«> t«*4 Oct Dec. n 12 KfUUN STOCK
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    Italian Troops & Arms Inferior To British
    568 15 Italian Troops Arms Inferior To British (From Reuters Special Correspondent with the British Forces m the Western Egyptian Desert), June 21. JIVING like human nobles, British soldiers are holding a line on the Libyan frontier and constantly harassing the enemy with patrols m the coastal region m the vicinity of
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    AUSTRALIA SPEEDS UP ARMS PRODUCTION
    101 15 AUSTRALIA SPEEDS UP ARMS PRODUCTION Canberra, June XI. MR. SPENDER, the Federal Trea- I urer, announced m the Heuse of Keprcs- iiiat ves to-day that an additional £20,000.000 was b'insought for speeding up munitions production. The Government plans to provide for the opening of new factories and the production cf
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    34 15 j London, June 21. The Stock Exchange finally showed a rally after a quietly easier session. Giltedged and gold minings improved, out industrials and oils were irregular. Wall Street was irregular.— Reuter
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    GINGER ROGERS WANTED DRAMA
    156 15 At The Alhambra CLAMOROUS Ginger Rogers of dancing fam? said she wanted to play a dramatic role, and there were those who are said to hav e tried to dissuade her irom this cours?, but Ginger had her way and the result is shown m her
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      50 16 London. June 21. Further Canadian forces have arrived m Britain. They include troop* as well as two complete new units of the Canadian Air Force, with the bulk of their equipment to augment the Canadian Air Force already here. New arrivals also included the first contingent of Canadian nurses Reuter
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      44 16 London, June 21. The British liner Monarch of Bermuda, which is taking home 700 Italians including the Ambassador m London, sailed from the Clyde to-day, after a week's delay, while arrangements were being made for the exchange of British and Italian diplomatic personnel Reuter
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      20 16 Ottawa, June zi. Immediately after his induction, the Earl of Athlone (GovernorGeneral) authorised numerous bills, including the conscripton bill Reuter
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      41 16 New York, June ci. It is intimated m trade circles that the l T nited States has virtually agreed to buy 100.000 tons of crude rubber from Great Britain. The purchase will be a cash transaction, involving about £11 millions. Reuter
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      23 16 Berlin. June 21. The German News Agency states that the French plenipotentiaries are m direct telephonic communication with the French Government Reu ter
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    Polish Premier In London
    44 16 London. June 21: The Polish Premie*, Gen. Sikorski. ani members of his staff, arrived m London to-day by plane from France M. Raczkiewicz, President of the Polish Republic, arrived at Paddington station to-night and was welcomed by the King.- Reuter
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    41 16 Great Neck. New York, June 21. Mr. John Thompson died here to-day aged 79 He was m charge of the design for the manufacture of mall cartridges for the U.S.A. m the last war, and invented the "Tommy" I*rt>- machinegun Reuter
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    U.S.Red Cross Ships For War Zone
    61 16 U.S. Red Cross Ships For War Zone Washington. June 21. THE Senate to-day passed legislation I permitting the President to send Red Cross ships into the war zone even when safe conduct guarantees were not obtained from all the belligerents. No ship, however, will be* sent into the. area actually
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