Morning Tribune, 21 June 1941

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    9 1 Morning Tribune V(,| -No. 21, Saturday, June 21, 1941.
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    FIERCE BATTLE IN PROGRESS FOR DAMASCUS
    85 1 Cairo, June 20. is continuing on fronts in Syria and in •cwstal sector Australian lan Inuly advancing in fiat to! stiff opposition. announcing this, to-day's from British In the Middle t south of Damasi™ French forces met rmined counter-at-rtcaUy superior JV )llt they are
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    Turkey Prepared To Defend Freedom
    113 1 Turk ey Prepared To Defend Freedom London, June 20 ANKARA Radio, commenting on the Turco German Pact, to-day, said that the basic principles o» Turkish policy had aiways been peace within and peace with other countries. Turkey is, however, determined to meet with resistance of any attack against her independence
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    50 1 I Vichy. June 20 T is understood that an important Italo Turkish economic agreement will be signed next week, savs the Itome correspondent of Vichy News Agency. The Home newspaper Popolo d Italia declares that Italy desires U resume her relations with Turkey in a spirit of "comprehension and collaboration."—
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    Enemy Employing New Tactics
    298 1 London, June 20. Jtf INK TY-EIGHT British, allied and neutral vessels representing 461,328 tons were lost during the month of May including; losses suffered in the Batten Mediterranean during military operations. The figures included 71 Kritivli shins (355.010 tmo, 20 allied (92.000 tons) and five neutral
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    NO YIELDING TO NAZIS: "ACT OF INTERNATIONAL OUTLAW"
    212 1 NO YIELDING TO NAZIS: "ACT OF INTERNATIONAL OUTLAW" R ooseveltOnRobinMoor ACTION TO BE TAKEN OUTLAW. THE UNITE D STATES DOES NOT PR()PO SF So i.H U ?2f MNITLIA SUNK BY A GERMAN SUBMARINE HE SAID VER SUCH COMMERCE WAS CONSIDERED A DISADVANT U TO rKR vl^ i. "iNolire Haw Knu
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    RAF Sweep Germany Again
    92 1 RAF Sweep Germany Again London, June 20 gRTTISH bomben attacked industrial targets at Cologne and Du.sseldorf during last night, stairs an An Ministry communique. Two British aircraft are missing. This was the ninth night In .succession that the HA b offensive swept Germany. HrlU h _tdi l A.- f. ro
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    38 1 Ankara. .hm» ?J) In ftatement f<> Reuter's yr;->tpr-day, the Foreign Mim.stcr, m Sarajoßlu, confirmed that 1 1 1«--preamble to the Turco Treaty lafeguarding Turkey's «xi.s ting tre ity obllgatloni refi (peclAcall) to Turkey's ti< ity with Britain Reuter
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    ENVOY TELLS OF ESCAPE
    719 2 ENVOY TELLS OF ESCAPE Last Days In Belgrade LONDON JUNE 20. MK RONALD CAMPBELL, FORMER BRITISH MINISTER IN YUGOSLAVIA, WHO ARRIVED IN ENGLAND I£ST NIGHT Al TFK BEING DETAILED IN ITALY lOH NKARLY ffvF WKKKS SAW MB. ANTHONY EDI V AT Till; FORKIGX OFFICfe THIS MORNING. Siih.soqucntlv in an Interview
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    ARGENTINE TO PROBE NAZI ACTIVITIES
    107 2 ARGENTINE TO PROBE NAZI ACTIVITIES Buenos Aire> June 20. commission to invest] subversive activities in A: pointed. Thi.s was decided in the Argentine Chamber i Deputies by a majority of 95 )\.< aftei a two-day debate. The Commission Will have full powers, including the right or domiclUary search and examination
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    REST OF THE NEWS
    419 2 REST OF THE NEWS Berlin. June Hi.— Ji nutter was causea amon^ philatelic/, when a Rid Mauritius was discovered at a forced sale at stamps at a Beiim country court." states the official Geiman news agency. There are only eleVen specimens ol this strmp m the world. The stamp was
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    Japanese Confidence Man Nabbed
    128 2 Japa nese Confidence Man Nabbed Tokyo. June 2i) QHIGEO Kabayashi. former newspaperman and de lu\e confidence man, museti over an abrupt setback to a colourful i.u:ctt %s he distato. luiij surveyed the confines «f Ihe Koiida Ward «ii| yester. t* Before thr po\ivt i.*Au;ht up with him, Kobayashi enjoyed spectacular
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    MR.SHIGEMITSU WILL PROVIDE TRUE PICTURE
    195 2 TOE DEPARTURE OF THE JAPAN, s, u BASSADOR ON A SHORT VlSn TOKYO WILL PROVIDE THE JAPANESF i i5 ERNMENT WITH AN EXCELLENT <, p i 11 NITY OF OBTAINING AUTHENTIC Fl^s HAND INFORMATION ON CONDITION^ I THIS COUNTRY, COMMENTS THE Time AN EDITORIAL. s
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    Shigemitsu Leaves For Madrid Meeting
    38 2 Lisbon June 21.-Mr. U Shigemitsu. Japan's Ambass the Court of St. James left bv ai for Madrid on Wednesday after noon. He was accompanied b\ Mr. Yakichiro Su Minister to Spain. Eastern News
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    Indian Purchasing Mission In U.S.
    96 2 London, Jun< 20 riHE Government of India decided to astablu purchasin Mission In A I Mi^-. n will bi >rgant itions establish I i can purchases by oth r Governments and will for the Oovernmi very close consultatl th th British Purchasing Mi curement of
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    Air Gunners'Escape From Burning Boat
    102 2 London. J THE story of two air gunD stuck to their Sunderland she was on fire and sinking already among the gallant deeds performed days of the Battle ol How the air gun:. escape has now be had on their 'Ma W< life-safving jackets— and
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    Rightist Plot In Argentine
    110 3 Rightist Plot In Argentine Buenos Aires, June 20. ICRTTII Buenoi Aires evcnAspaper. <;ives further the alleged Rightist pro- spiracy which it revealed I sday. it stives that eight I "e still under arrest and Despite the extraordinary splayed by the authorise r:nu\v a con-) d'etat was for July 0 Argentina"
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    Labour Pledge In New Zealand
    71 3 Sydney, June 20. P ZEALAND'S Labour Govern>ploosed of men who b!>en implacable Jot war but they have now Ley have been living paradise and woulc. hing rather than Jst to the tyrannf oi that moninlquity called Hitler." W New Zealand Minister Mr. Semple, in a
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    JULIANA RETURNS
    23 3 HlVi ic Ottawa, June 20. LIANA and Prince ir er c i of the Netherlands ?to m ed Ottawa «ftpr Reuter
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    31 3 fPIIE Postal Derjfu-t--j ment advises thai la heavy air mail from the United Kingdom I r live (1 yesterday j evening and genera! 'delivery will be made at 8.15 this moming."
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    74 3 "ft Another con- voy has reach- i ed port safely i after inumer- able adven- tur e s which ended only a few miles from land in an at- tack by Mes- sersc h m i t t s. The Xa/J planes i were beaten off by concentrat- ed fire
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    FREE FRENCH STAND BY CHURCHILL
    83 3 London. June 20. GEN. de Gaulle, leader of the Free French, in an address in Cairo on thp first anniversary of tin 1 Frrv French movement said, according n agency message. "We will land by England and Mr. Churci hill, who to the i ssence
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    Failed To Inform Treasury, Farmer Fined £30,000
    112 3 Failed To Inform Treasury, Farmer Fined £30,000 London. June 20. A FINE of 115,000 was impo.ed on R*ber t II ogg, a Scottish potato farme, of "^"""Sft at Bow Street to-day. for failing to ofta ft* '■SH to mL Trrasurv S26.822 (American), worth tu.<w5 ..Jmfare a* bad as an enemy
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    AUSTRALIAN'S HIGH PRAISE FOR TOMMY
    284 3 AUSTRALIAN'S HIGH PRAISE FOR TOMMY BV 1 t s C«, ,dem »iiicd Forces in Syria) Dr.,,., June 20 ..< KIBING the recapture of Kunettrah by the BritMi an Au5tr.,1,,,,, nwchfae-gnn officer told me that dawn h!» 'letaohnjrnt.uithartill,,,, 5i,,,,,, i, 'r.p:ir:,U.iv to the attack. "We n-ere undisturbed throughout the day nccepi
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    GERMAN SHIP DASHES BACK
    32 3 Rio dc Janeiro, June 20 tiik Oterman steamer Hertn l 19 DM ton*) '.vim h lefl Rto yesterday to run the British bUx-k--,K»r h?r. rpiunird to pOtt Reuter
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    Quebec's Pledge
    70 3 Quebec, June H Wk I rench Canadians are ti betU i umit i toe British < rown tiian we would have been >] our mother country France," Jcclared the Premier ol Quebec, M Godix-ui in ;i speech In Quebec He. said: "We are British as much m anyone
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    Convoy Conferences Win Atlantic Battle
    406 3 Convoy Conferences Win Atlantic Battle London, June ii<> I\)NFERENCES vital to the Battle of the Atlantic are <!•■< by day taking place; between senior naval officers ;i I masters of merchant ships. A description of our of th< conferences' 1 is given by a naval eyewitness. I"convoy The Navy and
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      ST. NICHOLAS' HOME FOR THE BLIND
      1026 4  -  VERA ARDMORE (BY JpllS little boy will never salute his flag m it waves above Him. Ami this little girl will never stand in front <>?" n mirror twisting and preening herself in her new part) frock. And they will never see the moon
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      52 4 Madame Page I commttcinp II n June 25th I Top Flour, |fl 13 Battery Koad H Your favourite perfume now II duplicated b) I experts 11 perfumes now aval 1 1 of first wee sale are bedonated to W Pom pai il^ 111 I Salon, j 11, THE ARCADr I
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    LET'S TALK IT OVER
    769 5 Morning Tribune. 2 on a( JjL* pore, mdmkm rsriiajwawT?.^!^' i unm coupon. 1 1 Post Free > J Facilities p order to facilitate tht i j sending 0 f queries to Helen, she has arranged with j the Tribune Press Town J J Office, No. g
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      63 5 11 I I I m 1■ r II I B r HI M i ji i i for Lorvtotire I NAIL ENAMEL II does not chip. OA m^ :>l brilliant gloss. •"•Oil II its ten exciting shades. II its outstandi^^ vaUi^ I >ure Beautv Aids— l»Ml <D FACK MOrLDING TRFATJ
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      128 5 I I XSTK QAVOMR POK TRIM FINISH I should be much «Mi*. d if yoa ould design a dress for me, suitable tor afternoon wear. The. material I am choosing is a pretty nnrmsh *bl». figured crepe. Please glee -ouvthing with skirt rnlme** and a waistline and al.v 'OSvfjK fullness
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    Services BREVITIES
    650 6 Services BREVITIES I By "Ibiqiic" 5 QOtflE **H int (Testing decisions wore made I 5 S at the informal meeting of the Singapore j Amateur Boxing Association earlier In the. The most important point down for d is- eussion dealt with the custody of the lolley Cud for which the
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    TREE CRASHES, KILLS ONE INJURES SIX
    295 6 WEDDIXG TRAGKDY a THUNDERSTORM during prep;- rations for wedding A brought tragedy to a Malay home at the 8% mile. East Coast Road, recently, when coconut tree crashed on to a temporary structure of planks, crushing a Malay woman to death and injuring six
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    U.S. Helps China
    53 6 Shanghai, June THE Chinese Government 1 begun to draw on a p. jr tJ the recently-coiul-dta uri States credit loan to pure] machinery and wai iterials] cording to the local Chinese pi These purchases are being 3 with a view to equipping new tories in the Free
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    25 6 New York. Jun< 3 THE recruiting of voluntatni air raid warden duties in 1 York City begins to-day. Men women over 18 are eligible Reuter
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    H.L.HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    829 7 H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London T -J- —j J Polish Premierj Returns: Herbert^ i Morrison Speaks Out:) j Latest British Un-* employment Figures: Onions For Crocuses S London, May 22. yy\{\ interesting: especially ,i (Ms time when the l^tk of Crete is raffing firimisly— aw <he viewg of Gneral Sikorsky,
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    U.S. VITAMINS FOR CHINESE ORPHANS
    321 7 )]K -JAMES G. BLAINE, national chairman of the United hina Relief, received Dr. Quo Tai-chi, newly-appointed vien Minister, at the United China Relief headquarters on 25 and presented him with a cablegram announcing the iipmeni next week of 5,000.000 vitamin tablets for underMod children In
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    MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1941. NIGHT BOMBING
    317 7 MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1941. NIGHT BOMBING jHF task of combating nigift raider at one time seemed bo hopricm that a member of Parliament was moved to suggest that Great Britain ihoiiM treat with Germany for mutual restriction of nipht bombing. This questioner, who must have fe* n deeply
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    Police Hunt 'Fleece And Flit' Parties
    216 8 ULEB4 K 4D FLIT gambling parties aw causing anxiety w r the War Office and the Ser Kee authorities. In all pads m Mayfair and the West End of London Luxurious flats and houses are being hired for one nighi only-after which Hie organifew
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    Alarming Statements
    138 8 ANEW regulation regarding the Utterance 01 alarming statements was published in last night's Government Gazette. This states: 'Whoever otherwise than in performance of a duty so to do orally or in writing or by any other means makes any statement or spreads any report relating to matters connected
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    Naval Guard Convicted On Chandu Charge
    289 8 A DAY'S simple imprisonment and a fine of $2,000 in default a further 12 months' rigorous imprisonment, was the sentence imposed by the district judge. Mr. J. L McEall, yesterday, on Tang Ching Si, a 26-year-old anti-pirate guard attached to the Hongkong police, on
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    173 8 •LITTLE NANCY KKLI V (At the Capital) IRISH eyes are smilin' at the tol these day*. Yesterday "Little Nellie Kelly" started a cheery run there. It U a picture lor the Irish with all their hatreds and sentiment, then love and affection.- When Jerry Kelly iGeorge Murphy) marries
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    Blood Transfusion Service An Extensive Organisation
    347 9 PICTURES SHOW.f /t TAKING B L 0 O 1> I I FROM CHINESE DONOR. ill KING BLOOD S (Z) DONATIONS. a GROUPING BLOOD GIVEN BY TKOOFS. T has been very little iblicity recently for a about 60 peopk who n giving almost their :ite,
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    THORNYCROFT'S pay 7½%
    298 9 THORNYCROFT'S pay 7 A T the annual meeting ol Tliornycroft (Singapore) Ltd., hold yesterday, a dividend Oi seven and a hall per cent on the preferred ordinal shares was declared it was stated that profits had been earned by all departments ol uie company ana Dusiness that was unremunerative had
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    Chinese Students Thank Roosevelt
    45 9 OUiingllHl, .JUIH 1 L\). ONE hundred thousand Chineseyouths In Hong Konfj have foraard'd by mail to President Room irelf a pamphlet with their signatures as an expression oi their apireciation of American assistance O China, :i'T( tfhn" U, rcnorts from Reuter
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    STAR'S $10 STARS
    87 9 STAR'S $10 STARS American Mcialitea arc detag a jjrr.it deal to help Allied war rliarilv ciiiscs, in fact some are the usual types of ira/v slums, parties and stunts i for whicli AnH'ricaris are fanioiis Th«- man whose hand you IM her*- p.tid 1 ti Arii<>riran dollars t»> plin U
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    Swindled Girl Allegation
    195 11 Swindled Girl Allegation j^LLEGED to have committed criminal S I breach of trust of jewellery and cash to the value of $6,000 belonging to Mary Chow, 5 S. A. Dawood, 20-year-old Indian Muslim, i S appeared again in the district court, yester- 5 day, before Mr. J. L. McFall, when
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    SINO-BRITISH ACCORD HAILED
    91 11 Chungking June 2i> yiiE signing of tht agreement of deniarkation of the Sjno Burnn's. border it, hailed by the Chineso press a.s an indisputable expression of the prevailing Sino-British friendship. The official Ct-n'rul Daily N«*w» declares: "V/e exmtai deep api>r«ciation of goodwill on the part of BriUiir.
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    Tribunal Allows 1 Of 2 Appeals
    165 11 AMR. F. E. Pereira, of Wee Cheng Soon, was yesterday granted two months' exemption from non-continuous training by the Singapore Appellate Tribunal sitting at the Supreme Court when it was stated that he was carrying out a most urgent and important work at the
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    WRONG NAME USED IN CIVIL SUIT
    84 11 A PETITION for a receiving order agaii^t a M was dUmltfed in the High Court yesterday, owing to a mistake In his name. t ,K The Muluv was MrLs bin SenaJn but he had sued on a promissory noU m the dtetrtet court ui
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    News From India
    352 12 j Chundernagorp. June 18. j'pO-DAY an impresj sive ceremony was held here to celebrate the first anniversary of the Free French movement. The Administrator of Chandernagore. addressing a large gathering, declared that a year ago Frenchmen i were mourning and lin despair. Their fatherland seemed forever bound
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    Lift In Vichy Lute
    34 13 Lift In Vichy Lute :i June ~0. iut a do/ei: mayors by announced to-day. One -,'d for his 1 -national i, refusal to er for some missed for conthc authorities jcorrecl attitude nment." Reuter
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    Noise Of Ac-acGuns Puzzles U.S.
    137 13 e < SSK t0 barrage a t nich, l h """-aircraft "Brand guellw ""f res V ,ted States. prli m l a United films' aTd'\t'^ d bytalki p yn up in the heavens.". Mi^ht large-calibre shrapnel pro fr C lle 0n J a| n*ng explcaiv.
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    Cable News From Down Under
    286 13 Cable News From Down Under T Melbourne. June 20 HE Minister for Commerce <sir Baric Paget ha, announced additional advances oi annm £000,090 to powers by tft> Government, representJng payments on IWOto 40, 1940 to 41 A New 8outh Wales ent states that ladings throughout industry by way Of additional'
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    JOHORE'S CUP MISFORTUNE
    721 14 Long Lead Lost In Final Stages PLAYING extraordinarily well for the greater part ol the match and leading by a goal to nil lor about forty minutes. the Johore defence broke up and conceded four goals to the Royal Ail Farce in their Malaya Cup fixture, yesterday,
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    SELANGOR TENNIS TOURNEY ENDS
    90 14 i From Our Own Reporter > Kuala Lumpur, Friday. THE Selangor lawn tennis championships were concluded this evening when the remaining three finals were played off resulting as follows Men's doubles: J. B. Bong and Ho Chup Yoon beat P. Suppiah and R. E. Durairatnam G—
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    Rangoon Road School Sports
    503 14 1 J T*HE seventeenth annual athletic sports o A Rangoon Road afternoon and mon school was held at the school ground, Among those present wen Mr. H i> Senior Inspector ot schools, and Captaii Mrs. N.M. Hashim di.stribmod the p The results. AFTERNOON SCHOOL 80 yaids
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    Paul Clerc Beaten By Yong
    351 14 YESTERDAY'S tennis ties in the Singapore open championships, which incidentally, are fast approaching the final phases, were all pioductive of excellent play, all the ties played being decided in straight nets. There were only lour tin yesterday. In the open men's .singles. Yong Loon Chong
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    ELECTIONS OR TO-DAY
    285 15 ELECTIONS OR TO-DAY LjtfG the handiL selections for t Kuala LumK\( i ONE lJQmm I— Wt. 4— furs. r I iR 12v 5W E 5v 902 «B LOCK U'y 813 JJ 10v 813 57 8.13 b 4y 305 |0f 8 07 pfASi 1 7 v 805 r-T lly 6.02 3y
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    92 15 (By Spectator") Kate 1: CARMAN Hue and Cry Kate >; BENEDICT Sir Patrick Kate i: CHATTERBOX Moon win RtfC 4. CONSTANT LIGHT Lady Warrior Ifc'.ce 5: LEPANTO Waetere Race 6: GOLDEN PLATEAU Courting Race 7: EASTER PARADE Golden Melody Race 8: BEACOX Creme de Men the (By "Bess
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    C.S.C. Holds First Annual Sports To-day
    141 15 Singapore, Friday. MALAYAN, If not Singapore, times iv.ny improve at the first annual athletic sports of :he Ceylon Sports dub to be held on the club grounds this tftemoon. Though the C.S.C. has been in existence foi more than two dethis Is the first
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    Louis' $2,000,000 From Boxing
    48 15 New York. June 19 riRLY $2,000,000 U now the total of Joe Louis' ring earnings. He received $154,404 for last night's n"«ht. out of the net receipts of $386,012. Conn receiving $77 202 The official attendance was $54,487 and the groos gate $451,743. Reuter
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    SPORT DIARY
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    Congress Has Not Hampered War Effort
    132 15 Congress Has Not Hampered War Effort N Ottawa. June 19 o Indian leader would do anything tj ensure a Naz: victory." Oecl&ieci Sir Firoz Kha.i Nron the Indian High Commissioner In London, speaking to the National Council Tor Education in Canada to-day. "It does not matter what is thi difference—
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    CUT IN RUBBER CONSUMPTION
    32 15 Washington, June 20. r THE Government has ordered a curtailment in the consumption of rubber in order to build up stocks for use in the defence programme.-- Reuter
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    Miners & Employers Sign Agreement
    50 15 Miners Employers Sign Agreement Washington, June 19. NORTHERN .suit coal producers and the United Mine Workers Union have signed a two-yeai vva^e agreement which provides that miners in the Appalachian coal fields shall have holidays with pay and wage increase.-*. The agreement is the result of negotiations begun ia.se March.
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    Americans Want Congress Sanction
    51 15 Americans Want Congress Sanction New York, June 20. the latest Gallup Poll que tion "Should a vote of the people be required oefore Congress can .send men to li^ht overseas?" 50 per cent of the people asked, replied "Yes," 44 per cent "No" and six ptT cent had no opinion.
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    WATER-POLO
    103 15 The Singapore Svimmin^ Club wi!l play water-polo against the ;na a ic Bembawa ii ;.t the |S.S C. on Suitor at 10-45 a.m. Singapore English School will held their ninth annual athletic jporl Jalan Besar stadium on June 27 at 3 p.m. The old I -;o yards) will be
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    New A.R.P. Department For Bombay
    185 15 j Bombay, June 1? A BHW lAJ u n M«M Ol the eminent of Bombay hu been created to d<"ui with A. R i» work, which began modestly i M u k middle ol las! year A Joini Additional Secretary to Governwent has been ap
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    Forthcoming Broadcasts
    100 15 Forthcoming Broadcasts THE ninth talk 1 x the Far Eastern Commentary n< will be broadcast from the Hi tgaj >re •station t y Dr. VI tor Purcell on Bun June 22, at f> IS TWE subje< of A "The ,Ston< 8 I Out" In the B B.C programme tbl i
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    Police Saw Light: Farr Saw Red
    56 15 Police Saw Light: Farr Saw Red DuriNlt the Mack out In spec I o i chpole, of Hi. Spec! i (I< not rr d a Ii li U )1 .my I th( i r, at Bright H call* 'i i ee court, be r.'ini' 'Why the poli< mind own bsuh
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    OMINOUS LULL POINTS AT GERMAN NEW MOVE
    448 16 London, June 20 t|' r FIH.K an lull la uf the Furopcan war BitOAtion, the tendency .>j eventi pointi more ind morv to the belief that Germany us either prvparintf to attack Rufltia turning* the h»'at on the Stfvietsi to ncwaiohs design* '•J
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    NEWS BREVITIES
    114 16 NEWS BREVITIES Delhi. June 18. HIR George Cunning- ham, Governor of the North-West Frontier Province, spoke to a tribal jirga in Thai to-day on the subject of the war. Expressing confidence in the ultimate victory of Great Britain, His Excellency said that it was the duty of good Muslims to
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      Japanese Want To Become Thais
      73 16 THERE were also J.i P an w u£s aliens who appiied for nati following the recent exclusion"." tain areas in Thailand, say. Si< The paper declares that thj The Japanese, who consider th< superior to any other, have c thinking Thismaybe'dupto fc £3 Japan and
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      Huge Canadian Exports
      145 16 -fANADA is certainly geitta* Sto iS^J v declared Mr. Jame^ Mackinnon Minister of 1 and Commerce, in a cable received by the inissioner for Canada in London. Mr Vii The cable refers particulars to exported Oi products during May «uid Mr Mackinnon awT exports totalled well over
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