Malaya Tribune, 19 June 1940

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    20 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- -No. 146. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Wednesday, June 1940.
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    DICTATORS AGREE ON REPLY TO FRANCE
    721 1 Internal Opposition To Petain Government AGED MARSHAL ACCUSED OF BEING PRO-FASCIST Reuter. THOUGH Hitler and Mussolini have met and agreed on their attitude to Marshal Petain's request for cessation of the fighting, the terms —if any—have not yet been revealed. Reuters correspondent reports considerable
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    No Dishonourable Peace
    264 1 The statement made earlier in the day that France would not accept a dishonourable peace was repeated. "France lives and t ranee will live," said the spokesman. He added that the army of the Maginot Line was intact, the extreme points of the German advance were Cherbourg,
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    On Guard
    12 1 sailors neip 10 em sis with twin Lewisguns in trawlers.
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    Enemy Craft Bomb Thames
    95 1 Reuter. London, June 19. j arningrs were sounded in in Essex, Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire and in Nornd on the South coast Lii Ministry communique staged aircraft crossed the coast light and air raid warnings ided in a number of districts in I. r.uland. It was later learned
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    FRENCH GENERAL FORMING ARMY TO FIGHT ABROAD
    130 1 Reuter. London, June 19. OFFERING to lead the French in carrying on J*** h U Gener»! de Gaulle, who was Chef dv Cabinet nauc! s Government, broadcasting last night, said: for m v years commanded the French Armies trenent are alleging that our
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    Petain Govt. May Fall
    106 1 Reuter. London, June 19. I REUTERS special correspondent with the 8.E.F., who has reached Britain from a port in west France, writes that in talking to French Navy and Army officers and civilians during his 300-mile tour from the battle-zone to the cons of embarkation, he
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    SAVED FROM THE GLORIOUS
    21 1 London, June 19. ITIHE Admiralty offl--1 cers and men from tne w aircraft-carrier Glorious a nd country.-Reuter.
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    CIVILIANS MAKE FINAL SACRIFICE
    80 1 Reuter. London, June 18. X HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE civiA lianl were killed and 81 wounded m aiding the Royal Navy to remove he HEP and French Army from Dunkirk, Lretfutlv announced the ParhamenSecretary to the Admiralty in the House of Commons to-day. Four killed and two
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    B.E.F. Back
    45 1 Reuter. London, June 19. NEARLY all the BE.F. from northwestern France have now arrived in England, having been evacuated in a miscellaneous flset of vessels such as that which brought the British troops from Dunkirk. They landed at West Country and south-coast ports.—Reuter.
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    Japan Wants Status Quo In Indo-China
    101 1 Reuter. Tokyo, June 10. TIHE Japanese Cabinet met yesterday and considered the European situation. The question of the future of French Indo-China is becoming increasingly prominent. TheDomei Agency states "All diplomatic observers believe that the Japanese Government feel the same deep ccncem about the
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    STOP PRESS
    163 1 Reuter. London, June 19. The Prime Minister's statement in the Commons and in his broadcast speech that Government had received messages from the Prime Ministers of all the self-governing Dominions, "couched in the most moving terms," is generally appreciated as most eloquent testimcny of the unity of the
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    Magistrate Recommends Banishment For 2 Men
    416 2 Singapore, Tuesday. ARKESTED in the vicinity and at the time appointed by two secret societies for a clash, Ong Cheng Poh and Saw Boon Chuan, two Chinese, were recommended to be banished by Mr. J. G Kappoport, the Third Police Magistrate, when Ong was
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    45 2 Archdeacon and Mrs. Graham White are going on leave to Western Australia in abi ut a week and expect to return by October. The Rev. R. J. Thompson will be acting chaplain at St. Andrew's Cathedral and will, with Mrs. Thompson, reside at Cathedral House.
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    LONG LEAVE MIGHT NOT BE GRANTED BRITISH EUROPEANS
    584 2 RULES TO BE FRAMED REGARDING OLDER MEN (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) A QUESTION WHICH IS ENGAGING THE ATTENTION OF V MOST EUROPEANS IN THIS COUNTRY AT THE MOMENT IS WHETHER, IN VIEW OF THE INTRODUCTION OF COMPULSORY SERVICE IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, BRITISH
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    PAPAL NUNCIO AS INTERMEDIARY
    56 2 Reuter. London, June 18. THF. French Radio announced that the Papal Nuncio to France, Monsignor Valeri, would act as intermediary between the French and Italian Governments. The announcer added:—"The country will never be ready to accept dishonourable conditions, and abandon the spiritual liberties of the people
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    PEARLS GAVE HIM AWAY
    162 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. ISMAIL bin Abdul Khadar, a Malay youth, was charged yesterday, before Raja Ayoub, the Third Magistrate, with possessing suspected stolen property. Detective Inspector Tang Kwan Kiin stated that on June 11 he saw the accused take something from bis
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    MAN WHO PREYED ON WOMAN CHARGED
    686 2 Singapore, Tuesday. QNG VVAH SENG, a 30-year-old Hokkien, who had falsely obtained $5 from a grief-stricken woman who had just heard her husband being recommended to be banished, sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment and to 12 strokes with the heavy rotan, was convicted
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    SARAWAK'S £60,000 GIFT TO WAR FUND
    25 2 Reuter. London, June 18. The Rajah of Sarawak has donated an additional £60,000 for the prosecution of the war.—Reuter.
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    Appeal By Alkaff & Co, Succeeds
    264 2 Appeal By Alkaff Co, Succeeds Singapore, Tuesday. rpHE Court of Api>eal allowed with costs the appeal of Alkaff ft Co., against the decision of the Commissioner for Workmen's Compensation who awarded compensation in the sum of $447.50 and costs in favour of a Chinese widow, Woo Tang Nui, mother of
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    AUSTRALIA TO TAKE ORPHANS
    48 2 Reuter. Melbourne, June 18. MR. Foil, Minister for the interior, announced to-day that machinery for settling English war orphans in Australia is complete. He expected lhat Austmia would be willing to take many more than the. 5.000 children they had originally offered to receive.—Reuter.
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    21 2 Mr. G.R. Pape. Executive Engineer. Malayan Public Works Service, has been appointed to act as Senior Executive Engineer. Kuala Lumpur Town.
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    Public Servant's Conviction Quashed
    472 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. TIIF conviction of a public servant on three charges of cheating was set aside this morning in a judgement delivered by Mr. Justice Cussen at the Supreme Court when he allowed tho appeal of A. Arasa- at nam. Health
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    NEW CURRENCY RULES
    586 2 Singapore, j currency rules, pu x the Controller of X change this evening, make tive for exporters of gx> United States and Switj get payment for thei United States dollars francs. This is to ensure that Mabyi gets as much as possible of these two currencies to
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    FORD CO. TO PRODUCE AIR ENGINES
    47 2 Reuter. London, Juno 18. THE Ford Motor Company, Detroit, is to manufacture 6,000 Roll< Royc Merlin aero-engines, it was Bnnounced by Lord Beaverbrook. Minister c: craft Production, to-day. Production will begin in a month delivery will start early next year Reuter.
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    Nature Study Introduced In Local Schools
    478 3 COLLEGE STUDENTS' SPECIAL COURSE Theoretical And Practical Work (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) |N ORDER TO FACILITATE THE PROGRESS OF NATURE STUDY IN SINGAPORE SCHOOLS—A SUBJECT OF INCREASING IMPORTANCE IN THE SCHOOL CURRICULUMFOURTH YEAR STUDENTS OF RAFFLES COLLEGE WHO INTEND TAKING UP TEACHING AS A CAREER
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    Expedition To Mozambique
    88 3 Reuter. London, June 18. IT IS officially announced that the South African Government has despatched a small military force to Komartipoort in Eastern Transvaal, on the borders of Mozambique. It is added that this is a precautionary measure and has nothing to do with relations between the
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    Colour No Indication Of Purity Of Rice
    253 3 THE fact that the white colour of polished rice and white bread is no T indication at all of the purity of the rice or the bread stressed by Dr W. L. Blakemore, Health Officer, Rural, In a pamphlet on the value of
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    THREE MONTHS' GAOL FOR FALSE EVIDENCE
    208 3 Singapore, Tuesday. f|NG TOH, a 88-year-old Hokkien, said he forgot he had made a report to the police about a motor cycle accident when he gave evidence at the Traffic Court. For his loss of memory, Ong was sentenced to three months' hard labour
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    Mining Engineer's Tragic Death
    121 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Tuesday. A MINING fatality occurred yesterday mornine at Kota Bahru Mine. Kota Bharu. resulting in the death of Mr. Heckart, mining engineer. He was supervising the erection of a f mnel on the dredge when a wire rope supporting the funnel
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    39 3 Mr. Yu-Huan Tsan was admitted as an advocate and solicitor to the Supreme Coun c the Colony on the application of Mr. W. A. N. Battenberg, who appeared before Mr. Justice Manning in the High Court, Penang, on Friday.
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    DECREE OF NULLITY FOR AMBASSADOR'S DAUGHTER
    71 3 (From H. L Hopkin) London, June 18. A DECREE of nullity was granted to Mrs. lsobel Weaver, the daughter of Sir Stafford Cripps, recently appointed British Ambassador to the Soviet Union, against Mr. Lawrence Weaver. The marriage took place in Jamaica in 1938. The
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    HAPPY THEATRE
    32 3 "Gagak Hitam", a Malay talkie, will be opening a season at the Happy Theatre Happy World Park, to-morrow. T.k cast includes popular Miss Roekich, star of "Terang Bulan" and "Fat-man*.
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    15 3 The transfer of Capt. F.G. untitled S.S.V.F., to the Reserve of Officers has been approved.
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    HOKKIEN WOMAN KILLED
    143 3 Singapore, Wednesday. BELIEVED to have been fatally assaulted, a Hokkien woman (27), was brought home, but her 80-year-old father refused to believe that she was dead. Several hours later the husband ol the woman returned to the house and raised an alarm. It appears that on the
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    46 3 The following list of contributions to the Turkish Earthquake Relief Fund, inaugurated by His Highness the Sultan of Selangor, hay been issued: contribution from Kuala Lumpur per Che Othman $247.45, Ulu Selangor Malays $1 183 44 District Officer, Kuala Langat 65 Abdul Malek, Kuala Lumpur $10.
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    "Too Many Husbands" At The Capitol
    119 4 Last Night's First Nights pHE Capitol, Singapore, changed programmes yesterday for the first time lor three weeks. The new attraction is a film adaptation of Somerset Maugham's hilariously merry play "Too Many Husbands," featuring Jean Arthur. Melvyn Douglas and Fred MacMurray What should a
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    "City In Darkness" At The Cathay
    88 4 ONE of the most exciting of Charlie Chan's adventures is "City In Darkness," which opened at the Cathay last night. Here is Paris in the blackout, with all the ceriness of shadows and suspects. Chan Ls slicker than ever, a strange Oiiental soul wandering
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    "Double Crime In The Maginot Line"
    124 4 AN unusual spy drama, highly en. tcrtaining and gripping mainly for the locality of its plot and its timeliness. "Double Crime in the Maginot Line" opened at U*f Alhambra last night. Originally a French film with French dialogue, this interesting picture has been redressed
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    ALLEGED AMOK IN BATAVIA
    62 4 ON June 16 four religious fanatics attacked a native police guard with a European N.C.O. outside l he Radio Holland building in the harbour of Rata via. killing two and wounding a third. Three of the four attackers were shot dead by the police and the
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    MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTIONS TO PATRIOTIC FUND
    393 4 The following Is a list of registered monthly subscribers up to June 8, 1940 for the Malaya Patriotic Fund: "A.J.8.D." $5. Mr F.B M. Akkermans, $5. Mr. N. 6. Alexander. $30. Mr. A. Aloan. $50. Anonymous $50, Anonymous $20. Anonymous $25, Anonymous $20. Anonymous $5,
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    MAN KILLED IN FALL FROM TROLLEY BUS
    168 4 Singapore, Tuesday. LULLING on a moving trolley bus at Serangoon Road near the Kaadug Kerbau Police Station on the afternoon of June 8, a 63--year-old Chinese. Chu Chiang fractured his skull. m m 1 He was removed to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital
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    47 4 The N.Y.K. liner Hakusan Maru which lpft the United Kingdom with passengers for Malaya and the Far East early this month and was in the Mediterranean >egion when Italy entered the war, is safe She will arrive In Singapore by wav of the Cape of Good Hope.
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    Mother And Daughter On Lottery Charge
    122 4 Singapore, Tuesday. V[G SAU FONG, a 17-year-old girl, *1 and her mother. Lam Kit, who recently gave birth to a child, were each tilled $750 or in default three months' simple imprisonment, by Mr. J. G. Rappoport, the Third Magistrate, for having assisted in
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    BUDDHISTS HOLD CELEBRATION
    87 4 "Poscn" (full moon day) will he celebrated at the Singapore Buddhist Temple 96, Outram Road under the patronage of Mr. P. H. Hendry to-day. The day is observed reverently because of the fact that Buddhism was introduced to Ceylon for the first time on this day by
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    42 4 The death occurred at the Bungsar Hospital Kuala Lumpur on Friday of Dr. G. T. Edwards of St. Luke's Dispensary, Fudu Road, Kuaia Lumpur. Dr. Edwards had been in indifferent health for about i mouth and was admitted into the hospital. fc
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    Appeal Of 13-Year-Old Chinese Boy Dismissed
    399 4 Stole Bicycle While On A Bond SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. HOW A CHINESE LAD GOT INTO FURTHER 11 TROUBLE WHILE STILL UNDER A BOND TO BE OF GOOD BEHAVIOUR FOR A PERIOD OF SIX MONTHS WAS REVEALED IN THE HIGH COURT TO-DAY BEFORE MR. JUSTICE A.
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    BOARD HAD NO JURISDICTION
    72 4 Singapore. Tuesday. AN application brought by a Chinese. Ng Sam Ton, to eject 36 squatters from their houses in East Coast Road on the grounds that he required the land on which the houses stand to start an estate, was dismissed by the Rent Assessment Board
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    LARGE INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP OF CLERICAL UNION
    304 4 AN increase of 415 members, the present number 1,907, i s ported by the Singapore Ckrbi Union. The annual report adds that, dwim k the need for economy, various measure were adopted to reduce expenditure ir eluding closing down of the Union's W
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    THOSE MEN ARE HERE AGAIN!
    49 5 i owan and Bailey will be singing for charitfy at the Cathay to-morrow night when a special floor show will be oresented in conjunction with the i atha) Hour show, in aid of the War Fund. Mrs. E. A. Elder is organising the presentation.
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    WHIPPING FOR THIEF WITH 8 CONVICTIONS
    256 5 Singapore, Tuesday. QTEALIKG a coat proved to be very expensive for Sulaiman bin I'mor Mavdin, a police supervisee with eight previous convictions, staving at the Salvation Aimy hostel. jtion of Messrs. C. W. A. L. Birse, A. C. Jomaron, R. H. North-Hunt, from Class
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    WORLD'S DEBT TO FRANCE
    69 5 Reuter. New York, June 18. PIS is the end of France as an Ally of Britain in war. but it is not the end, rather it is the beginning of the debt of gratitude which every surviving democracy in the world owes to a heroic nation
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    BOY FELL FROM LADDER TO HIS DEATH
    168 5 Singapore, Tuesday. ~n swine ladder in the grounds of a Chinese in the General Hospital. At this morning's inquiry, the -ting re^rrJfc^ McQuarrie, returnee death by misadventure. qX& Chung Kirn Meng. uje Qn brother of the wJth Kwok the day in question he
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    NO SYMPTOMS OF FEVER, DOCTOR SAYS
    986 5 Japanese Charged Under Quarantine Ordinance Singapore, Tuesday. OEASONS why he thought the symptoms of a European patient whom he had treated were consistent with drug poisoning and why he never suspected him of suffering from scarlet fever were given by Dr. Kasuke Katagiri, a
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    SINGAPORE NOW SOCCER CENTRE OF THE EAST
    931 6 Visit By Another Team From China Likely Soon |N SPITE OF CRITICS' OPINIONS THAT THE STANDARD OF FOOTBALL IN SINGAPORE IS DETERIORATING, THE CITY IS FAST GROWING ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT CENTRES OF THE GAME IN THE EAST—AND CERTAINLY THE HAVEN OF
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    Perak Sports Girl Joins Local College
    139 6 HELEN KHONG XITITH the entrance to Raffles College of Miss Helen"} Ktiong, daughter of Dr. K. T. Khong, Singapore will gain a sports personality at Perak's loss. j Afi'ss Khong recently arrived in Singapore last week-end to take up studies at the College. I
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    S'pore Team For Malaya Cup?
    58 6 AN enthusiast, signing himself K. Y. Koh, sent in a suggestion for the following to be the side to meet Johore in Saturday's Malaya Cup match: Webber or Pak Tong; Abdul Rahman, Soon San; Yew Leng, Lai Chuan or Aziz, Hor Khoon; Hock Seng, Taib
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    7 6 Yew Leng should be in Singapore team.
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    Team Has Only One Man Present At Start Of Match!
    231 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, Tuesday. AFTER nearly losing the game by a walk over, the Fountain Football Team sprang a surprise when they beat the Muar Police by 2 goal to 1 in a Division I league match. This
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    Yacht Club Programme
    91 6 Singapore Yacht Club programme this week-end will be: Friday: Usual laces for all Classes, starting at 5.25. p.m. Sunday: "C" Class will sail the Ist Race for the Club Burgee, starting at 9.50 a.m. The '"A" Class will sail the Ist Race for the Shenton Thomas Cup,
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    Rain Stops Tennis Ties
    140 6 t>AIN checked progress in the annual Xw Johore State tennis championshios which were held at the courts of the Royal Johore International Club during the week end. half through Bakar. The score was The open singles event had not yet been competed. Yon bin Mian champion
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    MALACCA TEAM AGAINST NEGRI
    53 6 (From Our Own Reporter) (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 19. Malacca's team against Negri Sembi.an at Malacca Saturday will be: Low Ah Sang; Hendroff, Tarn CheeLim; W:e Tiam Tye, Jamat Hassan, Lin Chang; Tan Swoe Cheng, Mustapha .Mohammed Had, Leon (Captain), Hassan Toioh. Reserves Shariff
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      363 6 MANCHESTERS BEAT GORDONS AT CHANGI Playing at Changi yesterday the Manchesters defeated the Gordons by three goals to nil in a first division encounter. This is the tenth d-feat bott™ D o° f n t S he W ?a°ble re nCar 1 ROSE'S GIMLETS BLACK ErWKITi s c o/£g h
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    YADI THROUGH TO SINGLES' FINAL
    412 7 Baits Ex-Champion Yong Loon Chong In Two Sets Singapore, Tuesday, 'j former champions, Yadi and Yong Loon Chong, fought out a <.\\ng tennis semi-final in the men's singles of the Singapore anis championships this evening, the result going in favour of vho with cleverly varied
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    WINS GOLF TITLE AFTER SIX ANNUAL TRIES
    58 7 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) (iron, Ban^kok> j U ne 18. mmm tenth annual open golf of Thaitand was won yesterday in heavy rain hv the amateur W. J. Gibb who is holder of the amateur present noiuci title of Thailand. |)rnf clonal. «ho
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    MALACCA CYCLING CARNIVAL RESULTS
    116 7 rmr Own Correspondent) (From Our owi June w the second and final day carnival at the City park, were: friday Kirn Tee Women's 1 'SelangorK 3 J£ IeTSSSa). B. Madi (Selangor,. 2 nnn 30 sees. Kuala Lumpur T ',r.cr-Team 4 3. Muar BougMiders. 2. Fly g
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    Eastern Soccerites Trounce Perak
    32 7 lFro m Our Own Keporter) da In a .occer match the Eastern AsHon|^m b teun,ts oais A lXrs ha ea..a»^ i and went e winnin8 rS b y
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    Late Goal Gives Recs Victory
    236 7 S.R.C 3; R.A.F 2, IN a Reserve Division match on the Padang yesterday, the S.R.C. gained the day over the R.A.F. by the odd goal in five. The game was fought out at a pace frcm start to finish, with each sine alternately taking the
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    Naval Police Deserved Draw With Publishers
    296 7 Naval Police 2. Publishers....... THE Publishers were held to a 2-all draw by the Naval Police in a dull division 2A league soccer match at Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Dominating play for the greater put of the game, the Publishers had themselves to blame
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    DRAW, STARTING TIMES IN ISLAND WOMEN'S TEST
    163 7 THE draw and starting times for 1 women's two-ball foursomes in the island Club open women's competition to-morrow are below. All matches start from the first tec. 2.45 p.m.: Mrs. J A Allen and Mrs J J O'Dwyer v. Miss n. Heearty and
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    OXYGEN BADMINTON TEAM THURSDAY
    61 7 A friendly ggb. gggff*^ four smgles «n /h doubles Oxygen SC. <™». r moerva Club (B AT. SecCo %tf2SJT«?!K Happy World Covered tion) will be piayea^ui Stadium on Thursci t the Oxygen S.C. The following peng Hong. Fong Yew Ltm Sen* Cheow. Wee Ang B eng
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    Y.M.C.A. TEAM AGAINST MEDICOS
    29 7 y MCA cricket Collie. Saturday on «g Offig will be: vn 8 e U ratta Mercl 8 Hope V. JtogJ; fcjf B Rfja Metha. Drmondroyd.
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    AMERICANS WHIP SHIP'S TEAM 7-1
    102 7 BAD l.fiht checked the onrush of the American Association in a friendly baseball tilt with a team from the U.S. ship City of Newport News at Farrer Park yesterday evening. Only six innings were played instead of usual seven locally and the Americans, who hauled
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    Sports Diary
    32 7 TO-DAY SOCCER: SAF A. League Div I. S.C.C. vs AmylLs, b.C_L,_. Reserve Div Police vs. R E.. Deoot: Div II(B>. Customs vs S.C.F A b;' J.C.S.A. TENNIS: Singapore championships. sec.
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    France May Reject Peace
    267 8 JHE conquest of time and space ia one of the most important factors in modern warfare on land. The decision of Marshal Petain. the new French Premier, to seek peace terms has, in a measure, been influenced by this factor. Throughout the French Cabinet meetings of
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    China And Peace
    170 8 JHE peace movement instituted by Wang Ching Wei, immediately after the inauguration of the puppet Nanking regime, may receive more attention as a result of the present European situation. When Finland concluded peace with Russia, Wang was not slow to exploit the opportunity and harped on the
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    ITALY HAS BIGGEST FIFTH COLUMN IN THE WORLD
    1009 8  -  B y V c. A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT NOW that Italy has entered the war, ten million Italian citizens living abroad (a number equal to a quarter of Italy's home population) will have to decide whether their loyalties lie with the mother country
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    What Is The Secret Weapon?
    231 8 IJITLER'S alleged secret weapon is still puzzling the experts. Recently David Lloyd George made a reference to it, but Americans take it Tar more seriously than the Allies. Reports that the German troops in Flanders used a mysterious "nerve gas" thai, paralysed the French and
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    Nazi Plot To Seize Uruguay
    70 8 Reuter. New York, June 17. CCORDING to the New York Times' Montevideo correspondent, Uniiruav has discovered a Nazi plot to seize Uuguay with the help of German ex-soldiers from Agentina and to !L IJS* an "agricultural colony cf the Third Reich." Twelve local Nazi Party
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    Stanley Jones Reviews The News
    404 8 have just had the specific assurance of the new French Foreign Minister that a dishonourable peace—which is th e only peace likely to be offered by the Axis—will not be accepted. A peace which handed over the French Navy or Air Force to the Axis
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    BRITAIN READY TO REPEL ANY ATTACK SAYS PREMIER
    95 9 Battle Of France Lost In First Fortnight "WE have in this island to-day a very large and powerful military force, including all our best trained and finest troops, numbering among them scores of thousands of those who have already measured their quality
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    Colossal Military Disaster
    3461 9 Reuter. London, June 18. ]fIR. CHURCHILL began his speech on the war in the Com mons to-day, by recalling what lie described as the "colossal military disaster on the Flanders battlefield," when the French Command failed to withdraw the northern armies from Belgium at the moment when
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    NEW ZEALAND COMPULSORY SERVICE
    56 9 Reuter. Wellington, June 18. finMPl'l' SORY military service is applied by regulations issued *°T*nese provide for the establishment of a general reserve inint a Il males over 16 and the ion of reservists for service n New Zealand and overseas. Selection of reservists will be by
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    Canada And Australia Solid For War
    179 9 Ottawa, June 18. say with confidence that the fate I r I ranee will strengthen rather aken Canada's determination to her war effort," said Premier :ie King, replying to a question Canadian House of Commons. Empire's dire need as a con--0 of France's decision
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    DIRECT HIT ON NAZI DESTROYER
    128 9 Reuter. London. June 18. THE Air Ministry announces that 1 the R A F. heavily bombed milltarv tbiectives over a wide area in the Rhmeland and northwest Germany U Farlv h to.dav, an enemy destroyer off the Frisian Islands was bombed and hit amidships. ft
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    55 9 Reuter. London, June 18. THE Under Secretary for Mr G. Shakespeare, said in the bou of Commons to-day understood ■-.fficial staff of the Germanl^gat on Dublin consisted of six persons ana an -Mf Henderson Stewart asked if J£ uncfllcial staff numbered hundreds The Under Secretary the question should be als"Swas
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    Press On Fight To Finish
    387 9 (Reuters Special fitrhts better when he has his rpuS chftnetarWk of the Briton g Dai iy Telegraph's leader to--1 back to the wall, is emphasised to the us W day, which bears the inspiring h Army > s difficulties, After sympathetic reference to the pregs>
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    Money Lent Free To Government
    148 10 A to the Chanceilor of the HoL of Commons to-day, whether hp «/n,,iH «ouse of free of interest for war 7« evoked Th ft g PUbUC lt>an had already received such ™n!f' 7 6 eply that Government and institutions S fTOm many P*»c-minded citizens Many
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    FRANCE MAY CARRY ON THE FIGHT INTEGRITY MUST BE MAINTAINED
    466 11 Will Never Agree To Dishonourable Peace Reuter. NEW YORK, JUNE 17. ACCORDING TO THE COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM, FRANCE'S POSITION WAS CLARIFIED IN A BROADCAST BY THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT STATION LAST NIGHT. TX «n,w THE ANNOUNCER IS QUOTED AS SAYING: THE
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    ACTIVITY IN AIR CURTAILED
    62 11 London, Juno 18. THE Air Ministry communique to-night states: Owing to adverse weather conditions during the last 241 hours air activity has again been greatly restricted Aircraft of the Coastal Commanu carried out rout:ne patrols and act-rd as convoy escorts as usual. The aircraft Fighter Command
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    NEW GERMAN DRIVE SOUTH-WEST OF PARIS
    128 11 Reuter. London, June 18. 17 is learned authoritatively in London that the French are still fight« The German drive is continuing strongly, particularly in cast, but it appears to be directing activity on the west in ction of Laigre, which is 80 miles south-west
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    France Not Laying Down Her Arms
    89 11 Reuter. New York, June 18. "TT is absolutely untrue to say that France is going to lay down her arms," declared the announcer heard on the wavelength of the French Government wireless by the National Broadcasting Company. The arnouncer is quoted as saying: "France
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    FURTHER INCREASE OF OUTPUT ASKED
    70 11 London. June 18 1 ORD Dudley Gordon, President of the I L o F?d«raticn of British Industries has sent a metage of encouragement to a.i engaged hi in our tout, m me lluc have resthose engaged to industry ye t l^ A tL* all TndivWaaMy
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    POLICE SHOOT DEMONSTRATORS IN RIGA
    106 11 Reuter. London, June W. WHILE strengthening of the Soviet garrison in Estonia and Lithuania appears to have been accomplished without incidents, a demonstration in Riga leading to a serious collision with the Dolice is reported by the German News Agency which states that several people
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    JAVA CROWDS CHEER FRENCH
    66 11 Reuter. Batavia, June 18. CROWDS were cheering and singing outside the French Consulate in demonstration of gratitude to France for her magnificent fight in the cause cf the Allies, when the news of Marshal Petain's announcement was broadcast yesterday evening. The crowd which gathered during the
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    CANADIANS WERE THIRTY MILES FROM PARIS
    138 11 Reuter. London, June 18. IT is learned to-day that a Canadian 1 division which left England for France only a few days ago was within SO miles of Paris when was ordered to return to the Frencn Tnftfar only engagement with the enemy was
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    More Raids On Malta
    36 13 Reuter. FIVF Malta, June 18. *YE enemy bombers, supported bomL *2*JS&** dropped several bombs on Malta yesterday, but there Here no casualties. fini*L c laneS ew away lowing deattacked by R.A.F. fighters—R*„t«>r
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    30 13 Sccond-Lieut. G.G.T. Browne, SecondGta™ nnrt Lieutenant H. S' y t™ f Ca P' a >n C. W. S. Seed have «rithth. .J? to the Active List aSgh aMSE" His the
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    More Awards For Gallantry On Field
    236 13 Reuter. *-»*on, June 18. A F^RTil Ek Hat ot 45 immediate awards made by the Commander-in-Chief of the B.E.F. issued by the War Office to-night, includes 15 military crosses, 12 distinguished conduct medals and 18 military medals. The military crosses include: SecondLieut. Francis Robert
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    Fight For Rumanian Oil Forecast
    87 13 Reuter. Bucharest, June 18. A MEETING of the Rumanian Cabinet has been called for the exceptionally early hour of 9 a.m. on Tuesday following much activity atthe Royal Palace last nigh:\ The news from France caused consternation in Rumania but no official comment is yet
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    44 14 MR AND MRS. H. E. HUMPHRIES and family wish to express their sincere thanks to all relatives and friends who attended the funeral of the Late Mr. Derrick Lionel Humphries, as well as those who sent wreaths and letters of condolence.
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    56 15 TIN MARKET RALLIES IN ENGLAND Reuter. M 3 London, June 18. p market orderly readjustment obviated the necessity to I es Alter hours, the turnover w as about a hundred tons arket steadier. lu,K> onsumed about 1,000 tons hly and 500 to 750 thouol Welsh tinp'ate annually, continues.
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    272 15 TIN London, Tuesday. Price) £285V2 Buyers £285 3 /4 Sellers Bficial Price) £286V 2 Buyers £287 Sellers RUBBER London, Tuesday. Previous To-day B. S B. S. Firm 13! 2 14 July 13 1 4 13 1 2 rd August 13 13*4 11 3 4 12 ing prices
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    25 15 Singapore, Wednesday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon to-day were:— RUBBER Buyers 36-', Sellers 37. TIN $131' t up $114-
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    ALL ROUND DECLINE IN MARKETS
    153 15 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Wednesday. THERE was an all-round decline in I the markets yesterday, and prices were marked down sharply. Only a small volume of business was transacted. In tin shares Hong Fatts dipped to 90 cents, and other counters were similarly affected.
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    NO MARKET FOR U.S. CRUDE OIL
    68 15 Reuter. New York, June 18. THERE are complaints of excessive rains in parts of the cotton belt. Domestic copper sales amount so far for June to 38.242 tons compared with 37,963 in May. Texas is holding an emergency oil hearing to-day. One commissioner believes
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    WAR RISK RATES SHARPLY HIGHER
    100 15 Reuter. London, June 18. WAR risk rates are sharply higher. 'Between the west and south coast of the United Kingdom—not eastSouthampton and the East. Far East Australia and Africa below the equator, ten per cent, is quoted against the for mer five per cent. Between
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    GRAIN CARRIERS IN DEMAND
    32 15 Reuter. London, June 18. |H the freights market the Government was inquiring for grain-carri-ers from north to south America at previous prices, but there was no business. —Reuter.
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE REPORT
    921 15 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT June 18. Ampat Tin "JS" Austral Amal 49 c, A?er t 18 Ua -*y 351- 371Bangrln 17 lg! Batu Selangor 132 i' 137 i 2 Berjuntal B >, 2 0 i 2 Burma Malay 2 22 -cd Chenderiang 12 13 < 014 oi H™ m fT
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    Big Drop In Tin Price
    59 15 T ONDON tin prices yesterday registered a very big drop on the previous day's prices. For spot buyers, it dropped £21 2 to 1264 and £21 J 4 for sellers, to £264» 2 At forward, it dropped to £265tt for buyers (down £21» and for
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    STOCK EXCHANGE NOT CLOSING
    105 15 Reuter. London, June 18. THE Stock Exchange opened quiet with gilt-edged securities at he minima, but readi'y saleable thereat. Oils were steady and the remaining foreigners were undervalued, if investment retains any meaning. The yields and prospects are abnormally attractive compared with other equities. Towards the
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    Tension In Baltic
    50 16 REUTER. KAUNAS, JUNE 19. IT IS REPORTED THAT SOME GERMAN TROOP MOVEMENTS ARE BEING CARRIED OUT IN EAST PRUSSIA. FOR FOUR DAYS PAST ADDITIONAL SOVIET TROOPS, INCLUDING MOTORISED UNITS. HAVE BEEN ARRIVING IN LITHUANIA. SEVERAL BUILDINGS IN KAUNAS HAVE BEEN REQUISITIONED FOR THE SOVIET MILITARY AUTHORITIES. —REUTER.
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    SMUTS GIVES FULL SUPPORT
    78 16 Reuter. Johannesburg. June 18. GENERAL SMUTS, Prime Minister, in a broadcast to-day. reaffirmed South Africa's decision to join the ether Dominions and stand behind Britain and added: "A heavy burden will be ca*t upon the Commonwealth for the defence of North Africa and the middle East
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    WHOLE EMPIRE RALLIES TO SUPPORT OF MOTHER COUNTRY Conscription In Dominions
    278 16 THOUSANDS OF AIR FORCE PILOTS SOON Reuter. Ottawa, June 18. "A BILL authorising mobilisation of all hwaoj material A resources in Canada for the prosecution of the war will he JrXed into Parliament Premier Mr. Mackenzie King, in the
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    Labour's Call To British Workers
    197 16 Reuter. London, June 18. FOLLOWING a meeting of the National Council of Labour held «n the Commons this evening a statement was issued which, after paving tribute to the heroic struggle of the French against overwhelming odds. says: A "HS irdeal now lies before the
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    GERMAN PLANES OVER ESSEX
    129 16 Reuter. London. June 18. 4 NUMBER of planes, believed to be enemy, were heard over Essex to'n|earchlights and anti-aircraft guns were in acticn. Some bombs were dropped. Germans Outfought Yesterday evening, three Spitfires met three Junkers 88 dive bombers between Boulogne and le Touquet. Each Spitfire
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    African Air Force Strafes Abyssinia
    257 16 Reuter. NAIROBI, JUNE 18. IT IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED THAT CONCENTRATIONS OF ENEMY TROOPS, TRANSPORT COLUMNS, WIRELESS STATIONS AND OTHER BUILDINGS WERE HEAVILY BOMBED IN RAIDS BY UNITS OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN AND RHODESIAN AIR FORCES ON SOUTHERN ABYSSINIA ON SUNDAY. It is stated that "very
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    Big British Victory Over Italians
    68 16 MANY PRISONERS Reuter. Cairo, June X AUTHORITATIVE reports re ceived here state that vm 600 prisoners, including 2imi Italians, have been made by the Allied troops operating in Libya. Twelve tanks and >e\en guns have also been captured. In repeated raids on Italian bases, R.A.F.
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