Malaya Tribune, 6 June 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII ■No. 135. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Thursday, June 6, 1940.
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    Steady Allied Advance In Norway
    78 1 Reuter. Stockholm, June 6. Anew advance of nearly 10 miles along the iron ore railway from Narvik towards Sweden has brought the Allied forces to Sildvik where the retreating Germans are now in positions, says ihr correspondent of the Afton\i\adet on the Lapland border. railway
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    41 1 Reuter. Buenos Aires, June 6. GMANY ha.s rejected Argentina's otect against the torpedoing of \rgentine steamer Uruguay, acto Berlin despatches published newspapers which add that the issuing a counter-protest to the tine Government against the 'defamation and completely groundless ion. "—Reuter.
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    "BIGGEST BATTLE OF ALL TIME"
    799 1 FRENCH HOLDING UP MASS GERMAN ATTACKS BIG ENEMY PRESSURE ON SOISSON ROUTE TO PARIS Reuter. Paris, June 6. ACCORDING to authoritative French sources the French troops are holding out against extremely heavy German attacks on the SommeAisne front. It is stated that it may be
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    Fight Developing Well For Allies
    311 1 IMMENSE FIRES ALL OVER BATTLEFIELD Reuter. Paris, June 6. FRENCH military circle, consider that the first^ r may well be the biggest battle of all time ha h develops favourably for the Allies attained by German «ally in yesterday s operations. A French air communique
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    18 1 Reuter. Washington. June 6. GENERAL Marshall, United States view to-day, £*J£ b ralS ed from tE%Us°ffleT&& to 400.000.--pputer
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    CHINESE CLAIM SUCCESS
    130 1 Reuter. Shanghai, June nrroRTS received here from state that th. strategic city on theiM MJJ* ~f the Han River North Hupe. h Yt^VS P u"nVines, C \orees ouUr-attackHl against he edy^n ;hc cast bank of the Han «wei. cninr UM Japanese rear on the wes hank is
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    21 1 London, June 6 THERE is still no news of the where P abouts of Sir Launcelo Ohphant, British Ambassador In B^mm-BOW
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    AIR RAIDS ON ROUEN
    46 1 Reuter. Paris, June 6. Tin; i i air raid alarms were given in the Rouen legion yesterday. During the first, which occurred al 5 am., about twenty German planes flew over the region and dropped bombs. Six enemy planes were brought down—Reuter.
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    ITALIAN WATERS MINED
    43 1 Reuter. Rome, June <>. Iff is announce:! in Rome that a zone twelve miles wide around the coasts of Italy, Albania and the Italian colonies is dangerous for navigation. Ships wishing to enter ports on these coasts must have special authorisation.—Renter.
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    30 1 Reuter. Canberra, June Mr. Thorby. Minister of Health, has proposed that Australia should establish an organisation to care tor sick and wounded Allied soldiers in order to iclieve British hospitals.—Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    39 1 Reuter. London, June 6. According to reports reaching London from Paris, following the meeting of the French Cabinet Council last important Cabinet changes have been made which are designed to reinforce the strength of the Government. —Reuter.
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    $15,000 Plot To Swindle Foiled
    444 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Wednesday. A FRAUD 1« cheat the ignorant public, was how Mr. W. M. iVlcCall, the Third Magistrate, characterised the swindle which a middle-aged Hainanese, Bok Ah Sun, tried to work in Penang recently. The man was fined $1,000 with the
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    'SUPERSTITIOUS' SO USED HIS FIRM'S MONEY
    160 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. BECAUSE he belonged to a very superstitious race and had to perform a lot of ceremonies in connection with his illness, said f hin Choy, a young insurance canvasser, he had used up money which he had
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    Eire Would Fight If Invaded
    140 2 Reuter. Dublin, June 6. "INVASION cf Ireland would be resisted to the limit, declared Mr. Dillon. Deputy Leader of the Finegal Party, fan the Dail to day. Submission by Ireland to invasion by a belligerent Power would involve coun-ter-Invasion by other Powers. The country would
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    WEARNE'S AIR CRASH ENQUIRY ENDS
    942 2 FINDINGS TO GO TO HIGH COMMISSIONER Expert Gives Evidence (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. jyjß. Justice Cussen intimated that he and the assessors, Major R. L. Nunn and Capt. Chatterway would make their report to the High Commissioner in due course at the
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    Planters Form District Committees
    167 2 PEXERAL agreement to a suggestion made by a member that ihe four Johore districts should form their own district committees was reached at a committee meeting of the Johore Planters' Association held recently. Discussing the suggestion, ihe committee agreed that by collection of data and prior
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    Thai Govt. Offer To Buy Steamship Co.
    53 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, June 6. /GOVERNMENT has offered the British-Siam Steam Packet Company, registered j n Singapore, half a million ticals for their business. The sellers will keep the liquid assets. The prospective new owners hope to take over before National
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    27 2 Reuter. Wellington, June 5. The House of Representatives for the first time in history has gone into secret session to discuss the war effort in New Zealand.—Reuter.
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    HOW CITY'S REFUSE DISAPPEARS
    248 2 (Tiitune Staff Reporter) TOGETHER with the town's 57,000 tons of. domestic rubbish, 333 tons of pigs, oxen, sheep, dogs, cats, buffaloes, fteh, goats and even horses found their way to Singapore's two incinerators last year at a cost of almost $61,000. Among the animals, pigs took
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    USED RED HOT IRON ON MAN'S CHEST
    157 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, Tuesday. A YOUNG dhoby, named Mak Kang, who placed a red hot fiat ircn on the client of a former boarder in his house, was fined $25 in default ou> month's rigorous imprisonment in court here yesterday.
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    13 2 Mr. J. T. Thamby Dornai has been appointed Deputy Registrar of Business, F.M.S.
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    Johore Planters Protest About Elephants On Estates
    139 2 RESOLUTION to draw*,, attention to the chaim made at the last annual meeting regarding the tion of the Game Warden ment and the inadequa money vote was made a committee meeting of the .j Planters' Association. The meeting also decided to make a
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    France And South Africa Congratulate Britain
    263 2 Reuter. London, June 6. THE following message has been I ent by the French President, M. Lcbiun, to King George in reply to His Majesty's message of comradeship and congratulations: T have been greatly touched by Your Majesty's message and every Frenchman will have
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    Nazis Got No Oil In Belgium
    230 2 Reuter. London, June 6. THE Ministry for Economic Warfare to-day announced that the Allie 1 were able to remove all stocks of radium and cobalt from Belgium and most of the stocks of petrol were destroyed. Many other articles were also destroyed, but the
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    AMATEUR RADIO
    37 2 Reuter. tiit' Washington, June f>. iHfci federal Communication Commission to-day forbade American radio amateurs to communicate with amateurs in foreign countries. The spokesman of the Commission said the move was due to the European war.—Reuter.
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    Ex-Service Men To Help Forces In Singapore
    139 2 A SPECIAL fund for the sole provision of comforts and entertainment to members of the Forces stationed in Malaya, who arc prevented by distance or cost from > ing places of entertainment in the towns, will be raised by the Ex-Ser-vices Association of
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    41 2 Under the auspices of the untitled Union, Miss V. Paramsothy, Piofesso: Philosophy. Lucknow College Wl I liver a lecture on "What part w unan can play in the world" In the Ur to-morrow at 4.30 p.m. All ladies ire cordially invited.
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    DANCING FOR CHARITY
    36 3 Poised on tip-toe is Miss Joanna Aichdeaccn, ci.t of the stars of the floor sh( w which Mrs. E. A. Elder will present at the Hospital Ball to-night. The number is entitled "Autumn."
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    European Bound Over On Bigamy Charge
    274 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Wednesday. THE CASE in which D. J. White, a European warder, was charged with bigamy, ended in the Supreme Court here to-day when the Hon Mr Justice Home convicted the accused and bound him over in two sureties in
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    CHINESE WOMAN DOCTOR GETS MUNICIPAL POST
    494 3 TO ASSIST IN CHILD WELFARE WORK (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) FIRST MALAYAN GIRL TO WIN THE MUCH COVETED r QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIP —WHICH SHE DID TEN YEARS AGO-DR. MAGGIE TAN, WHO RECENTLY RETURNED TO MALAYA AFTER A NINE-YEAR STAY IN LONDON, HAS RECEIVED AN APPOINTMENT AS
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    FIVE MEN THREATEN WOMAN
    97 3 Singapore, Wednesday. COWED into submission by the sight of rive knives pointed towards her, a Hokkien woman quietly handed over her jewellery and money to the live Hokkien-speaking men who held her up in a lane behind the Great World, last night. It appears that the
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    19 3 The death occurred at the General Hospital, Kuaia Lumpur, if Mr. T. Subramaniam. Hospital Assistant, Central Experimental Station, Serdang.
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    53 3 The Rubber Research Institute, Kuala Lumpur, wi l1. hold Its second confrrence for rubber planters on Aug. 2. 'Ihe date has been chosen to fit in with the Malayan Exhibition, which will be held from Aug. 3 tc 5, for the convenience of planters who may have to travel considerable
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    MAN TELLS COURT OF LOVE FOR GIRL
    444 3 Singapore, Wednesday. ftPEN declaration of his love for a 15-year-old Chinese girl and his U wish to marry her were to-day made by a young man in the Singapore District Court. But just before he had done so the girl whom he loved
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    $157 MENTIONED IN CHEATING CASE
    70 3 Singapore, Wednesday. DOBERT NG, a 25-year-old EngR lish speaking Chinese, to-day appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh, the fifth magistrate, charged with having cheated Miss Yolande Lee by dishonestly inducing her to deliver to him $157. The offence was alleged to have been committed in
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    MUSICIAN IN FATAL CRASH EXONERATED
    517 4 Woman Who Hesitated In Middle Of The Road Singapore, Wednesday. WERNER BAER, well known music teacher and organist, who was involved in a motor collision near the Roxy Theatre at East Coast Road on the night of Mar. 28 resulting in the death of a
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    MAJOR CHARGED WITH CAUSING DEATH BY NEGLIGENCE
    121 4 Singapore, Wednesday. I S a result of the warrant issued A by acting Coroner Mr. W. Ma-Quarne, at the conclusion ol an inque.s*. yesterday, Major William Herbert Treays of the Koral Engineers appeared before Mr. H Wh'tton, in the District Traffic Court, to-day.
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    ENGINEER FINED $20 ON DRIVING CHARGE
    193 4 Singapore, Wednesday. MR. J. W. Johnson, ground engin- j eer of the British Overseas Air- I ways, was fined $20 by Mr. J. G. Rappoport, the Third Police Magistrate, when he was found guilty on a charge of having driven his car without due
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    JUNGLE SHOOTING HAS COURT SEQUEL
    206 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Wednesday. QUT hunting for 1 >»»■ in the jungle near Labu, six miles from Seremban, on March 26 two Sakais noticed a movement in the lives ahead. One of them fired and immediately they knew that ii sras not a
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    Alleged Breach Of Trust Of $1,700
    94 4 Singapore, Wednesday. A LLEGEDLY concerned in committing criminal breach of trust of various sums of money amounting in all to 1.700 irom The Arcade, Singapore, a Malay, Sulaiman bin Ahrmd appeared before Mr. J. L. McFall. the District Judge, to-day on three counts. Three
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    Murder Charge Against Sikh
    105 4 Singapore, We DOJA SINGH, a 30 yrar v 1 was arrested fottowh investigations into the find in* m the body of Keesin Sin middle-aged Sikh, lying x 1 junction of Serangoon Road im Buffalo Road on Monday night Keesin Singh was lyin pool of blood and
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    23 4 The death occurred on untitled V. A. Samuel, aged 57. n at the General Hospital, p, leaves behind two sons j deceased him.
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    GREAT ACTING AT THE ALHAMBRA
    99 5 Last Night's First Night I ROBINSON, one of the i the screen's charactertrie leading part in "Dr. gic Bullet." which opened ora last night, the part of the great doctor i years against disappoint. ks and active antagonism, a cure for social diseases, ed 005
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    COMEDY AT THE CATHAY
    142 5 ERVESCBHT as a bubble. Without Tears," which the Cathay last night, is thing that has happened pi 3. 1939. when th* entente coral its strongest, the film has ncance and ought to please >m both sides of the Channel, tory has benefitted in its trani stage
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    DOCTOR HURT IN ACCIDENT
    39 5 Di W Tan. a local private pracitioner was knocked down by a car n Middle Road yesterday evening and <Tercd slight injuries. The doctor shocked and taken by ambulance semi-conscious condition to the ral Hospital.
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    No Action On Appeal Of M.P.
    126 5 Reuter. London, June 5. j AT the opening of the Com- j mons to-day, the Speaker read a letter from Capt. A. H. i M Ramsay, (the Conservative j Member of Parliament for Pee- j bles who has been detained in Brixton Prison since
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    19 5 Mr. C.F. Courtenay has been appointed tO U b f'memoe? of the advisory comm. lee under the Pmeapple, Dgrfg
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    23 5 the death occurred recently of Mr Khoo Beng Thong. member the to* Khoo Beng T^ orig \"luntoer MechatC!}^;^^ng V r whn= m acticn.
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    TRAFALGAR SHOW $13.133 PROFIT
    220 5 Singapore, Wednesday. lass -No depreciation has items M a ve y h direc tors to decThe proposals of the direc^absorbing lare a dividend "few* the approved and that the restncted crop tor amounted to 57 859 0 lb and that all-in cost to 16.41 Jte. Per
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    'CHILDISH & FRIVOLOUS' APPEAL DISMISSED
    492 5 'CHILDISH FRIVOLOUS' APPEAL DISMISSED Judge Does Not Enhance Sentence Singapore, Wednesday. pHARACTKUISING the appeal as "childish in the extreme and frivolous," Mr. E. Ift. Grifiith-Jones, Crown Counsel, asked the acting Chief Justice, Singapore, to-day, to enhance the Traffic Court sentence on a Chinese who had been fined $75 and had
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    9 5 Mr Nyat Ariff famerly salesman of Flat otors, Penang.
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    Man's Lips & Mouth Burnt
    61 5 Man's Lips Mouth Burnt At about 6 p.m. yesterday a Chinese in Joo Chiat Road is alleged to have taken lysol. When assistance arrived, he was lying on the ground in a critical condition, with his mouth and lips severely burnt. Four letters were found and are now with the
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    Death Of Mr. W. A. Kraal
    58 5 (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. Tuesday. THE death occurred en Monday morning at his residence at Pahang of Mr. W. A. Kraal, a well known Iocp.1 Eurasian resident The Tuneral took place yesterday. P*ev. Father G. Auguin officiated at the church and the graveside.
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      331 5 Check that |S| fatal loss I p¥f of weight/ wL m£- JBNr of o dread disease! ATYPICAL V fn 61 Jl Put on pounds of MfINHOOD <I L. fine, firm flesh j| in 30 days! Ji You know, only too well, whnt 'hat steady I» fIH loss of weight foretells.
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    HONGKONG TEAM HERE WITH FINE TOUR RECORD
    638 6  -  Singapore Should See Three Grand Soccer Games SOCCER REVIEW IIv "Aia*. “Ajax„ WITH THE ARRIVAL OF THE EASTERN ATHLETIC ASSOCIAff TION FOOTBALL TEAM ON TUESDAY, SINGAPORE SOCCER FANS CAN LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING SOME REAL CLASSIC GAMES WHEN THEY MEET THREE LOCAL COMBINATIONS
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    Kami's, Yadi Should Take Men's Doubles
    294 6 IZAMIS and Yadi look sufficiently good to retain Singapore La'yn Tennis Tournament men's doub'es title judging from their brilliant play in the semi-final last night when they beat Yoon Loon Chong and Tan Huck Toe 6-0 6-1. The significant pointer to this in this
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    34 6 IN a reserve division game, entirely devold of any interest the C. Company «Manchester >, beat the 18th Field Ambulance Combined XI by 7 goals to nil, playing on the Tanglin Barracks padang, yesterday evening.
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    Boxing Board Won't Recognise Hemchit
    246 6 Title Fight With Marques Is Refused NKIL HEMCHirS HOPES OF HAVING ANOTHER TILT AT THE SINGAPORE LIGHTWEIGHT CROWN HAVE, AT LEAST TEMPORARILY, BEEN DASHED. The Thai-born Chinese is refused recognition by the local Boxing Board of Control as a contender for the belt held by
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    JUNIOR C.S.A. WIN WITH ONLY TEN MEN
    166 6 J.C.S.A. 4; R.A.F. (Kallang) 2. the J.C.S.A. played their Division II "B" league match against the R.A.F. (Kallang) on the J.C.S.A. ground, with only ten men, they won by four goals to two. The game was a scrappy affair throughout. The R.A.F. pressed
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    Police Crush S.C.C.
    177 6 Police 4 5.(.( TART IN G with onlj fielding a team six usual players the S.C.i simple win for the Pol Padang in a Division day. The Club were with* a sis their regular players, ii field with ten men wi playing in gcal. Within live minutes
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      275 6 IF YOUR BREATH HAS A SMELL YOU CANT FEEL WELL 1 Unless 2 pints of bile juice flow from our liver into our bowels every day, our movements get hard and conitipateq ud c-r food decays unnaturally in our- 2S fed cf bowels. This decay KM* pOttOO all BKC our
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    BIG SWEEP
    33 7 ***** ***** ***** ***** fanella ***** i ease ***** r Zone ***** ***** Son ***** ***** Law ***** t( ra< ker ***** pool: $77,000 Totes: Ist—22 tickets, vvV 2nd—6 tickets, $271.
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    SPORTS DIARY
    32 7 R Eastern Athletic Association vs. Combined Services, Stadium: Div. I, Gordons vs. Loyals. Changi; Reserve Div., Navy vs. Police, Naval Base. \NIS: Singapore championships. RUSTICS: Raffles Institution annual sports, schoolground.
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    OUTSIDERS RETURN GOOD DIVIDENDS AT IPOH
    817 7 Sir Victor, Yule Call Snatch Narrow Wins (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, June 5. gIBBRITT steered Furious smartly first passed the post despite a hot challenge from the ever surprising Greypion and Four O'Clock, returning a $35 dividend in the second race at Ipoh,
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    Loyals Clash In Amateur Boxing Bout
    285 7 POLICEMAN GETS K.O. IN LAST ROUND A LL the fights in the semi-finals of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Championships fought in the Happy World Stadium last night were keenly contested. A notable bout was the middleweight semi-final between LC. Lee and LC. Woolh&m, both
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    Derby Final Acceptors, Call Over
    125 7 London. June 5 Final acceptors for the Derby at Newmarket on June 12 are: Solway Firth. Black Te.ni, Pharatis, Djebel. Pont Leveque, Lighthouse, Indian Love. Indian Chief. Morababad. Turkhan, Stardust, Dinshaw, Tantmieux. War Lord. Paques, Romulus. Olidon, Cavalry King, Furane. Hippius, Golden Tiger, King of
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    Choon Guan E.S. Sports
    62 7 The Choon Guan English School held their second annual athletic sports at Teluk Kurau yesterday. Favoured by fine weather, a large gathering of parents and Iviends was present to watch the running of the various events which were keenly contested. Anderson House won the House Championship
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    21 7 Fort Carmine; defeated the R.N.W.T. by four goals to one in a Division 2A soccer game at the S.H.B. ground yesterday
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    Quick Thinking In America
    167 8 JHE menace of Hitlerism is brought home to Americans with force and clarity by Lord Lothian, British Ambassador. He does not step beyond the bounds of his high diplomatic office. He does not offer any advice to Americans as to what they should do. But he
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    Problem Of The Fascists
    191 8 JjrSSOLIXI. persuaded possibly by President Roosevelt's warnings of the consequences, seems to be hesitating a little longer, but he has got his forces into righting mood and the general opinion of observers in Europe is that Italian warlike action is only a matter of days. Italy's
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    No Excuse For Silence
    141 8 DEALISATION is coming to Malaya, as to other parts of the Empire, that her own existence, as a country in which individual freedom is enjoyed, is at stake in this world-shaking struggle. Whether we are ever directly attacked or not is beside the point. If the
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    Why Allied Bombers Are Best
    817 8 By The Air Correspondent of the Evening News INHERE are many varieties of military target and almost as many legitimate forms of bombing approach to them. Day and night, R.A.F. bomber formations are using all of them —against a country whose savage ruthlessness knows no
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    Reviews The News
    373 8 Stanley Jones gIGGEST battle of all time is on, according to French reports, along a front of 120 miles German pressure seems to be mainly in the Amiens region, the base at Arras, and against Soissons from St. Quentin. Soiss is the nearest route to Paris. about
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    Mussolini To Speak To-Day
    152 9 Reuter. Rome, Juae 5. |HE fact that the communique I iv. i a iter yesterday's Cabinet meeting made no reference to flee? not necessarily mean the decision was postponed, is pointed out that Signor ilini is under no obligation ill the Cabinet to approve or ranee
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    MR. ROOSEVELT CAUSED MUSSOLINI TO HESITATE
    251 9 Threat Of Greater Help For The Allies Reuter. t Washington, June 5. puhSIDENT Roosevelt is being liven some of the credit for Italy's failure to announce her entry into the war yesterday. Diplomatic circles believe that the President s correspondence with Rome, beginning a
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    AIRCRAFT WORKERS TO SPEED UP OUTPUT
    253 9 Reuter. LONDON, JUNE 5. I ORD BEAVERBROOK, MINISTER IN CHARGE OF AIRCRAFT ij PRODUCTION, HAS ISSUED AN URGENT APPEAL TO ALL WORKERS IN THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY FOR THE FULLEST OUTPUT IN THIS WEEK AND THE NEXT. The production which you pour out is week
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    OVERSEAS EVACUATION OF CHILDREN
    54 9 Reuter. London, June 5. Mr. Geoffrey Shakespeare (Parliamentary Secretary for the Dominions) told a questioner in the Commons today that the question of evacuating children from Britain to Canada and Australia is receiving urgent consideration and he hoped to be able to make a statement on
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    FANTASTIC GERMAN CLAIMS
    310 9 Reuter. Berlin, June 5. LUMPING together the surrender of the Belgian and Dutch armies with the French and British troops captured, a survey of the Flanders campaign issued by Hitler's headquarters claims that prisoners taken total over 1.200,000 to which must be added the dead whose numbers
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    ALLIES TOOK AIR MASTERY AT DUNKIRK
    81 9 Reuter Paris, June 57 THE .Military and naval authorities, 1 describing the Dunkirk evacuation as being without precedent military history, say that, even "'I ihree days ago. it was thought would be impossible to evacuate < t 100,000 men, whereas finally over thrice that
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    CONTROL OF MANPOWER IN BRITISH INDUSTRIES
    159 9 New Order Issued By Labour Ministry Reuter. London, June 6. A N order issued by the Minister of Labour, under the Emergency A Powers Regulation*, gives effect as from June 10 to the rotation* mentioned by Mr. Attlee, Lord Privy Seal, yesterday atte on
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    R.A.F. GROWS BIGGER, SPITE OF LOSSES
    135 9 London. June 5. IT CAN be computed from the Air Mm- I istry communique issued during the j neriod that the total British aircraft los. action since May 10 is 302-less than one-tenth of the total losses attributed to the Allies in German claims
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    Nine Hospital Ships Bombed
    95 9 Reuter. London, June 5. REPLYING to a question in the House R E of Commons, Sir Victor Warrender. Financial Secretary to the Admiralty. s™at-since the outbreak^ol. war nme British hospital ships were bombed^ sheH?ri or machine-gunned by the Germans despite the ves.slls' distinctive and un- mistakable
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    CRIPPS AS AMBASSADOR TO SOVIET
    152 9 Reuter. London, June 5. IT is announced in Moscow that the British Charge d'Affaires has notified M. Molotov, Foreign Minister, of the British Government's intention to appoint Sir Stafford Cripps Ambassador to Moscow in place of Sir William Seeds. The status of the new envoy
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    64 ARRESTS IN LITHUANIA
    55 9 Reuter. Kaunas, June 5. PIXTY-FOUR arrest have been made U in Vilna. capital of Lithuania, in connection with Soviet a'legations that Red Army troops have recently been kidnapped In Lithuania. One of the arrested men is alleged to have admitted that he was working on behalf
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    Duff Cooper Defends Issue Of Nazi News
    282 10 Reuter. London, June 5. AT COMMONS question time, the Socialist Mr. Thurtle asked the Minister of Information why his department "continually issues for publication German official communiques containing false claims oi successes of a most extravagant character, as by giving official approval to
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    PRIVY COUNCILLORS APPOINTED
    92 10 A M London, June 6. MCNG those whom the Kin? to-day approved shou'd "be sworn of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council.- arc Mr. Ronald Cress. Minister of Shipping; Mr. Hugh Dalton. Minister of Economic Warfare. Sir Charles Edwards end Sii Percy Harris. Chief Whips of the
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    29 10 Reuter. London. June 5: A meeting of Labour Peers appointed Lord Addison their leader m succession to Lord Snell. who has been appointed Captain of the Gentlemen at Arms.—Reuter.
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    82 10 Mr. Beaty, retired Superintendent of Police, Punjab, who was lately living in the village of Chatta Shekhoan near Nar Sunam in Patiala State has been vShot dead by a gang of armed dacoits who visited his house in the evening on May 27. A female inmate of the house was
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    "MASTER OF THE AIR SOON"
    80 10 Reuter. Melbourne, June 6. THE Prime Minister Mr. Menzies, addressed an enormous audience at a "Win the War" rally here to-day. He declared that German tanks and bombers were prepared for eight years and though irresistible, yet the Allies held them up, proving that the
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    FINE WORK OF BRITISH TROOPS IN NORWAY
    150 10 Reuter. London, June 5. ADDITIONAL details of the action of British troops in the Bodse area of Norway became available in London late last night. It is stated that after the withdrawal of ■Ulied troops frrm Namsos and Andalsnes small British Territorial detachments,
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    India's New Civil Guard
    76 10 Reuter. Simla, June 5. THE VICEROY to-day announced the 1 formation of a Civic Guard which will be a voluntary formation affiliated to the regular police. The force, organised on a provincial basis, will be concerned with civil defence. District war committees will also be formed
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    CHINESE ATTACK IN NORTH HUPEH
    89 10 Reuter. Chungking, June 5. fHIXESE forces on the east bank of the Han River, in north Hupeh, are exerting pressurf on the Japanese rear following the crossing Of the river by the Japanese forces for a drive towards Siangyang, according to Chinese reports. The Chinese
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    NO SEPARATE PEACE
    98 10 Reuter. London, Junt? \|R. MANDER asked, in the Co mons to-day, whether r> Polish, Norwegian, 1 Belgian Governments had given undertakings not to makr a separate peace similar to the agreement between Britain and Fran Mr. Butler <aid that such em \uyggf taking was embodied in th<
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    Training Of Air Pilots
    129 10 Reuter. London, June 5. j£ QUESTION in the Common, today by Mr. Wedgwood suggested the desirability ol building planes and training pilots in India, Ceylon, Palestine, South Africa and the Dutch Indies, and training pilots in Egypt. Sir Archibald Sinclair replied that the R.A.F. training organisation
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    REFUGEES IN FRANCE TOTAL FIVE MILLION
    61 10 Reuter. Geneva. June 5. THE International Red Cross Committee has appealed to Red Cross Societies of all nations to help the French Red Cross in caring for over 5,000.000 refugees from wai-strieken areas who have arrived in France. The Committee states that over 3,000,000
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    CANADIAN BAN ON COMMUNISTS
    69 10 Reuter. Ottawa. June 6 THE Minister of Justice, Mr la Pointe. announced to-day that sixteen organisations, including the Communist Party and the National Unity Party, have been outlawed under the Defence of Canada Regulations. The National Unity Party is a blackshirted Fascist group whose leader. Mr
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    Several Channel Ports Available To Allies
    126 11 Reuter. London, June 5. THORITATIVE CIRCLES comment that the Prime Minister's mention of the loss of the Channel ports referred only to the four northern ports, and that while this is admittedly an important reverse, to be remembered that the other Channel ports, including
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    King Receives Dunkirk Hero
    17 11 Reuter. London. June 5: The King to-day received in audience Admiral Abria.'.— Reuter.
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    PORTUGAL'S 800TH ANNIVERSARY
    73 11 Reuter. Lisbon, June 4. Many thousands of people to-day attended* cel?brations at Guimares to mark the 800 th anniversary cf the foundation there of the Kingdom of Portugal and ihe 300 th anniversary of Portugal's ind3pendence. Features of the celebrations were the open air mass speech by
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    INVASION OF BRITAIN WOULD BE REPELLED
    356 11 Sea power Stands Up To All Air Attacks Reuter. (Reuters Special Commentary) London, June 5. New York Detroit Free Press says that he who remains courageous in the face of adversity is courageous indeed. The conduct of the British in the retreat from Flanders
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    PIT EXPLOSION IN YORKSHIRE
    30 11 Reuter. London, June a. Six miners were killed and eight others are suffering from burns as the result of a colliery explosion near South Emsall, Yorkshire.—Reuter.
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    ASSASSIN OF O'DWYER SENTENCED TO DEATH
    163 11 Reuter. London, June 5. COUDHAM SINGH was at the Old Bailey to-day found guilty of the murder of Sir Michael O'Dwyer at the Caxton Hall meeting of the East India Association on Mar. 13, when the Secretary for India had a narrow escape. Soudham
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    CANADIANS FOR THE WEST INDIES
    138 11 Reuter. Ottawa, June 5. MR Mackenzie King informed the House of Commons yesterday that Canadian troops had been sent to the British West Indies to relieve British forces theie. a »\r\i>A He added it was now being decided whether Canadians would continue as home defence
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    60 11 Reuter. New York, June 5. A n hour after President Roosevelt's approval of defence taxes of one thousand million dollars, the Ways and Means Committee unanimously voted an amendment to the pending Defence Tax BiU increasing the national debt limit by four thousand million dollars una providing for a levy
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    BOMBS ON SWISS TOWN
    59 11 Reuter. Berne, June 5. AN air raid warning was sounded last night at Lake Constance. The Swiss News Agency declares that foreign plrncs violated Swiss neutrality and dropped six bombs at Thurgau. No casualties were caused but a road and some houses were damaged. An inquiry
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    PUNISHMENT OF RUMOUR FIEND
    94 11 Reuter. London, June 5. flf LABOUR EXCHANGE employee il named S. H. House was fined ten pounds and five guineas costs at Mansfield. Notts, for spreading a rumour which he informed the Police he heard on the German broadcast relating to Government occupation of local schools
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    SIR H. GIDNEY'S MESSAGE TO ANGLO-INDIANS
    87 13 Calcutta, May 29. Gidney has issued the folS sage to the Anglo-Indian (i i t serious illness I make peal to every able-bodied n man and woman to researtedjy and unconditionrnment of India's war by joining up in every < iffered us. ol peril,
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    VITAL TASKS BEFORE GOVERNMENT
    135 13 London, May 18. WHILE the primary duty of the new British Government is to insensify war efforts, there are two other vital tasks which the Government can do, and which will shorten the war" writes Mr. A. J. Cumjninas in the News Chronicle. The first is
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    18 Killed, N.W.F. Mail Collision
    152 13 Bombay. May 15. EIGHTEEN people were killed when the frontier mail collided with a goods train near Dohad at 5-40 tats morning, according to information received by the 88. and C I. Railway office in Bombay. So far only six have been identified and their
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    CONGRESS WILL NOT AIM AT EMBARRASSING BRITAIN
    1041 13 Gandhiji Regrets Inability To Help INDIA PAGE EDITED BY |V. E. JACOB, B.A. Bombay, May 29. THE assertion that he would do nothing wilfully to embarrass Britain is made by Mahatma Gandhi writing in the"'liarijan" under the caption "Our Duty" Several correspondents had
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    40 13 Dr. Lorch, principal of the Malabar Christian College, Calicut was arrested on May 26, at the Calicut Railway station on his return from Kotaglri Dr. Lorch is a Gorman and has been staying in Calicut for the last three years.
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    57 15 Gold Flows Into U.SA Fsom Europe Reuter. New York, June 5. the greatest mass movents of sold in history is needing with the transport -erves of Britain and France, lose of the Netherlands and p,. jium. to tlie 1'nited States. $287,000,000 worth was the New York Federal bringing
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    112 15 i our Own Correspondent) London, May lb. «.enty-ninth annual genr-ral of the Bukit Ijok <Selangon Ltd., the chairman. Mr. i ill" said the total profit was alter adding the amount rward and writing off a small sale of an investment, then* liable balance of £7,385. The f 5 per
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    16 15 I nput of New Scudai, Ltd., for :h of May, 1940, amounts to pounds.
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    Improved Sentiment In Tin Market
    159 15 (From Our Financial Correspondent) W- Singapore, Thursday. HAT little business was trani 4. sa^ e d n the tin share market yesterday pointed towards an impi ovcri sentiment. Hong Fatts appreciated on the divi- nd to a $1.08 and closed at $1,061/?. r,!!!!( werc <
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    25 15 Singapore, Thursday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon to-day were:— RUBBER Buyers: «7%, Sellers: 37 V 2 TIN $137%, unchanged.
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    422 15 Reuter. London, June 5. ON the Stock Exchange industrials improved early on Sir Kingsley Wood's announcement yesterday that the Dividend Limitation Bill will be dropped. Gains were not fully held awing to oi support of late trading. Gilt-edged was unchanged. Other group.' were generally slightly lower. Wall Street
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    124 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) London. May 15. A dividend of 4 l 2 per cent, was agreed to at the twentieth annual meeting of Bukit Panjong, Ltd. The sum of £200 was transferred to planting reserve and £2.252 carried forward. The profir was £7,793, compared with £3.702
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    241 15 TIN London, Wednesday, ifficiai Pi:ce) £275 2 Buyers £275 3 4 Sellers Official Price i £C 7 3! 2 Buyers £273 3 4 Sellers RUBBER j_,ondon, Wednesday. Firm 12U 12 3 8 rd) July 12 d 12 1 4 d August 12 116 12 310 rward) Oct.
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    Nazis Used 80 Divisions In Battle Of Flanders
    448 16 Reuter. London, June 6. V\FORMATION received in London last night in regard to the Rattle ot Flanders suggests that the Germans used about 80 Divisions in the main attack. Of these, ten were armoured *tmi five motorised. and were heavily engaged during
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    COMMONS SECRET SESSION
    88 16 Reuter. London. June 6. REUTER learna that it has now been decided that the secret session of the House of Commons, fixed for next Tuesday, will be extended until Wednesday. This has been done to enable a large number of members who want to sp a ak
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    HUGE NAZI OIL DEPOTS SET ON FIRE
    718 16 Bigger Allied Air Raids On Enemy Territory MANY GERMAN TOWNS BOMBED London, Jure 6. THE Air Ministry announces that while German raiders A last night attacked Havre for the second night in succession, heaw bombers of the R.A.F., penetrating deep into Germany, were
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    1163 16 Reuter. London, June 6. THt matchless service, rendered to the Allied cause by the Prime Minister in his frank survey of the military positirn in the Commons yesterday, is prai ed by the entire British Press Reports from the United Spates indicate that there Is full recognition
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