Malaya Tribune, 21 June 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- -No. 148. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Friday, June 21, 1940.
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    Veteran Of War
    71 1 Use an I hi soldier who fought in Prance, as a colonel, and one of America's most noted statesmen. Bo n in New York 73 years ago. Was Secretory for War in Preside Tift's Cabinet. 1911-13. Gover(ieneral of Philippines, 1927-29, Secretary of State (equivalent to Foreign Minister)
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    Bombs Explode In German Building
    129 1 Reuter. New York. June 20. |N explosion occurred today .n the building in which the German X Cor-ulate is housed. One person was injured. The explosion is believed to have been caused by a tomb which actually exploded in the office of a German foreign
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    PANAMA CANAL ZONE PLOT
    58 1 TP I United States Government is taking serious notice of a NaziFascist plot to gain control of or destroy the Panama Canal zone Th v. ell kncAn Italian Biancamano, which arrived there recently, has been placed under guard and is described by the Press as a
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    Government Leaves Bordeaux
    100 1 Reuter. Bordeaux. June 20. THE Government has •JJJJJJJjJ demotion of ?„e town by ««Wj the day A commumque change states that were wa The enemy in the detachmen pushed recorm,aissaiice Bourges Lucon and Vichy to Ihe the direct.en of NanUa Heavily Bombed Heavny >£ ujoD June 20
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    ROOSEVELT BUILDING UP GOVERNMENT
    772 1 Knox And Stimson Taken Into Cabinet AMERICA MAY BECOME FULL ALLY OF BRITAIN Reuter. ISOLATIONISTS in the United States have been startled by Pres. dent Roosevelt's sudden decision to include the two most prominent Republican interventionists, William F. Knox and Henry JU htxm son, in his
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    National Government In Canada
    98 1 Reuter. Ottawa. June 20. 5 IT is reported in Parliamentary S circleV that Mr. Mackenzie Kine Premier of Canada, is formmT k National Government and that enlargement «f the Cabinet > vifl be announced to-morrow. I Mr Grote Sterling, Conservative I ex Mincer of National Defence
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    ALL WHO LOVE FREEDOM MUST JOIN IN STRUGGLE
    295 1 Cordell Hull's Fighting Speech Reuter. Cambridge (Mass.), June 20. 4 SLASHING attack on isolationism and a call to the men and A na tions who love freedom to gather in unconquerable defensive force; was made by Mr. Cordell Hull in a speech
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    TROOPS CROSS INTO SWITZERLAND
    28 1 Reuter. Berne, June 20. A ROUT 40,000 troops trom France A have now crossed into Switzerland thousand arrived as r.Jht inchidine; lfi.ooo Poles -Reuter
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    French Envoys Back With Peace Terms
    96 1 Reuter. London. J«n« THE Rome radio states that the 1 French plenipotentiaries have already left the *«it**£ meeting place and arc on their wav back to Bordeaux. publte for America booming Bri Ui rn S e French colony in Cairo has seMa Telegram and
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    EVACUATION OF 111,000 CHILDREN
    87 1 London, June 20. AFTER completion of six ctajrf ejaA Citation of London school on Tuesday, it is now revealed that UW s cum trains, 180 electric and tube trains So m omnihu.s,s and trolley omnibusOß were ased roi trans iSrting 111 000 chUdren and those lookine
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    DUKE OF WINDSOR RUMOUR DENIED
    82 1 Reuter. I ondon, June 21 (IKRMAN and Italian radio report* I regarding the Duke ol Windsor ha«o evoked an authoritativ statement In London that there is no troth ta the ridiculous suggestion that an older ha:, been made, or is contemplated, for the arrest of
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    ALLEGED THREAT TO WORKERS ON ARMY LAND
    115 2 Singapore, Thursday. SAID t:> have threatened workers at work tn War Department land at Pongs d. that they would be assaalted if they did not go on strike, three Chinese were proout* i before Mr. J G. Rappoport, the Third Police Magistrate, to-day.
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    Mr, J. F. Eber Admitted As Advocate
    192 2 Singapore, Thursday. vtR. J. F. St. John Eber, barrister-at-law, was admitted to practice as an advocate and solicitor in the Straits Settlements, by the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice A. K. a'Beckett-Terrell in the High Court to-day. Appearing in support of the application
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    30 2 The Perak Centre of the St. John Ambulance Association has decided to proceed with the organisation of 12 Divisions of the Brigad? in several of the districts in the State.
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    MALAYAN HISTORY VIA STREET NAMES
    273 2 Hollowing up his previous book on Malayan place names and their meanings, Mr. Durai Raja Singam, school teacher and keen student of Malayan history, has written another book, this time on Malayan street names. It is a tour of Malayan roads and lanes with a
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    GOVERNMENT SUPERVISOR FOR BATA SHOE CO. IN SINGAPORE
    433 2 NEW ORDERS JUST ISSUED (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) IN CONSEQUENCE OF A RECENT ANNOUNCEMENT MADE 1 IN LONDON REGARDING THE POSITION OF THE BATA SHOE COMPANY AND ITS 140 SUBSIDIARIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, ACTION HAS BEEN TAKEN BY GOVERNMENT TO PLACE THE SUBSIDIARY
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    NEW ZEALANDER SENT FOR OBSERVATION
    103 2 Singapore. Thursday. NEWZEALANDER D. E. Scott, a bombardier attached to the Royal Artillery at Changi. who appeared in court in answer to a charge of attempted cheating, was to-day committed to the mental hospital for observation for a week by a Singapore magistrate following a
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    "Irrelevant By-Election"
    63 2 Reuter. London, June 20. THE North Croydon by-election, caused by the resignation of Lieut.-Colonel Mason (National Government), resulted as follows:— Mr. Willink. K.C., (National Government) 1,463, Mr. A.L. Lucas (Independent) 1,445. Prior to the polling, the Prime Minister telegraphed Mr. Willink, expressing astonishment that at this criticol time
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    14 2 Dr. A. H. Lowther has been appointed to act as Chief Medical Officer, Singapore.
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    FAMILY REUNION AT SINGAPORE WEDDING
    315 2 THE Gordon family, father, daughter and two sons were rt-united m Singapore yesterday for the first time in six years. The two sons came by plane from Calcutta and Melbourne respectively, father and daughter came from their home in Shanghai. The occasion which brought them
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    PRIZE DOGS STARTED EPIDEMIC
    154 2 ItflE distemper epidemic which broke out in Singapore towards the end of last year began from dogs which had come home straight from a show upcountry whore the best, healthiest prize dogs in the country were being exhibited. Referring to the epidemic the Veterinary Department remark
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    Rural Board To Hold Agricultural Exhibition
    145 2 Singapore, Thursday. ANNOUNCEMENT of a small-scale agricultural show—with small cash prizes awarded to winners—for labourers in the Rural areas of the city, who in recent months have been enthusiastically growing vegetables, to be held on July 9 was today made by Dr. J. W.
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    "DAY-TIME WIFE" AT THE CATHAY
    160 2 Last Night's First Night IT would be rather indelicate to ask if your husband has a "day-time wife" (we mean a very confidential, confidential secretary) but if he has you are in the position of Linda in the new Fox film, "Day-time Wife," featuring Tyrone
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    18 2 Second-Lieut E. C., Watson, S.S.V.F. has been appointed Acting Captain whilst in command of Singapore Volunteer Pay Section.
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    Market Becomes A "White Elephant"
    241 2 Singapore, Thursday. SEVERE criticism of those responsible for the selection of the site of a $17,000 market at Tampenis Road, a site so unfavourable as to prove itself to be a "white elephant," was made this morning by a member at a meeting of the
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    Diphtheria Menace In Singapore
    136 2 SO good was the campaitm for rimu theria immunisation start* I year by the Municipal Health U partment that the offict long had actually lo restrict the number oi mothers who co their infants treated. Had this not been done, say Municipal Commissioners' v L. Rayman
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    Public Must Co-operate In Mosquito Catching
    220 2 WITHOUT co-operation by the public, anti-mosquito work carried out in Singapore would be ton ,loomed to failure says the Municipal Health Department. But there is co-operation AND cooperation and 'now not to co-ope:ate ti described by the Health Officer who says, "During the year,
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    WAR DOES NOT AFFECT BUILDING
    118 2 OETTER health, a sound financial position, profitable progress in all Municipal trading departments .Singapore achieved ali thai last year notwithstanding the outbreak of war. "The year under review, has b n eminently satisfactory," reports Mr. L. Payman. President. Singapore Muninpa, Commissioners, in his first annual
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    29 2 Mr. Justice Howes will be In Ipoh until after Mr. Justice Murray-Ayn :<'> return from leave in November, during which time he and Mrs. Howes will remain at Ashlett House.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD PROTECTED
    453 3 i )\l the first time since the oat break of war, a nonmtfitarj area in Singapore will pome under the Protected Places Ordinance when on July 1, the Singapore Harbour Board area around the godowns and wharves becomes prohibited ground, s will bring Singapore into line
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    21 3 The death occurred recently at St. xJver's institution, Penang, of the Rev Bro. Alphcnse Benoit. He .pent 25 yeng in Penang.
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    24 3 The British Resident, has appointed pointed Che Wan Hahmah binU Solon nd Mrs Lee Eng Teh to the n Valors for the District Hospit^CUang-
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    AND NOBODY WAS HURT!
    36 3 Singapore, Friday. THREE motor cars 1 drain in Tangiin Road near Road in an accident at aw o'clock ibis morning. A car |i di n g n^ drain bCtWCen the two otners,
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    Contractor Loses Claim
    190 3 Singapore, Thursday. r«r the recovery ot a sum of $3,953 from gUING in forma paupen, ior the recov y D the British O nstruct.on Co under a action was tor, S. N. Man,, failed to establish to day .1 u„ at,- Justice Manning in tne nign v,
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    New Term Begins
    147 3 Freshman Hai-ing from JohDre. freshman Lee Chens Eng i»« Critog» secrctarvs ofr.oc. before picking up his bags and lookine «rw quarters. Waiting for him outside are J'"h at "he round The strenuous -ragging- that used to he indulged n^« expense cf the new men is now forbidden
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    All Ready For Singapore's Black-Out A.R.P. DIRECTOR EXPLAINS REGULATIONS
    375 3 Curfew Periods Of An Hour A Day (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) EVERYTHING IS READY FOR THE POSED YET ON SINGAPORE AND SOUTH JOHORE WHICH WILL TAKE PLACE NEXT WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FROM 6 PM. TO 6 AM ON of The thouoarms of
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    Compulsory Service Tribunals
    45 3 'TRIBUNALS have been appointed 1 in the Straits Settlements under the Compulsory Service (Loca Forces) Ordinance. The tribunals are as follows: S Tk°?ccobbett .chairman,. M R. A B R mckERRON. AITKEN (CHAIRM mrVc.w.a.sennettmcs Mr E. V. C THOMSON. COBBETT (CHAIRMAN). E4%=e= ci,lor
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    TIN MARKET RALLYING
    35 3 Reuter. London, June 20. THE tin market rtfed firm, with a turnover of 350 tons. oft P rThere was no business in the after_ noon, but the market is still rallying. Reuter.
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    VALUE OF SINGAPORE INCREASES
    125 3 SINGAPORE is increasing in value. In 1938 the town was worth 518,595,455. At the end of 19?9 this had risen by nearly M millions to 520,087.256. Accounting for a good deal ol this rise were 676 new properties representing a total value ol $373 668, which
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    8 DEAD, 60 INJURED IN AIR RAIDS
    53 3 Reuter. London. June 21. THE Ministry of Home Seen it y states P that, so far as can be the casualties in last nights air raid were eisht dead and about 60 mjuiM. It adds that latest reports confirm that material damage was
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    Owed $200, Tried To Commit Suicide
    132 4 Singapore, Thursday. rpAN NAM KIANG, a 27-year-old Teochew, in broken English, told Mr. J. (i. Rappoport, the Third Magistrate, to-day that financial worries had caused his temperature to rise and so he had sought to end his life by drinking iodine. The man's wife
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    EMERGENCY POWERS BILL IN AUSTRALIA
    88 4 Reuter. Canberra, June 20. MR. MENZIKS to-day iiilrodiua I the Emergency Powers Bill in the House of Representatives. H? said:- "Everytning lor free people in this world is being defended by tho British people. •We believe that Britain will save, not only herself, but Europe.
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    NO SURRENDER BY THE DUTCH
    193 4 London. June 20 DR. Van Kleffens. Dutch Minister fcr Foreign Affairs, in order to prevent misunderstanding of the tiue position in regard to the Netherlands, in a letter to thr Times, says: "The Government of the Netherlands did not make any act of submission to
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    Commons And Lords In Secret Sessions
    121 4 Reuter. London, June 20. THE House of Lords went into secret session on the subject of home defence at 3.08 p.m. to-day. There was a very large attendance. The Commons went into secret session at 4 p.m. The next public session will be on
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    RUBBER IN THE WAR: BROADCAST TALK
    137 4 DR. H. J. Page, Director of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya, will brcadcast a talk on "Rubber in the War" from the Singapore station at 7.45 p.m. to-night. Dr. Page explains the significance of rubber as an essential war product and as a
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    GOODNESS WILL TRIUMPH
    353 4 A SENIOR Government Official I who held important posts in > France during the last war expressed the following opinion:— t The position is certainly a se- 1 rious one, but it could become S even more serious without being i considered hopeless. The British always fight
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    CHARGE UNDER FOOD ORDINANCE
    115 4 Singapore, Thursday. MOHAMAD MYDIN, a salesman of Xaina Mohamad and Sons. Pulau Bukom, appeared before the fifth magistrate, Mr. L. C. Goh, charged with selling sugar and Australian w heat flour above the fixed price. His plea of guilty was not accepted by the magistrate. Abdul
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    34 4 Dr. I. T. untitled has resumed duties as Radiologist, District Hospital, Ipoh. after long leave. Dr McPherson who had been acthig for him has gone on transfer to the General Hospital at Kuala Lumpur.
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    MALAYANS WARNED AGAINST PANICKY RUMOUR-MONGERS
    599 4 "KEEP YOUR CHIN UP -AND DO YOUR DUTY" (Frcm Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, l kll)U MALAY A IS MORE PREPARED TO-DAY TO MEET ANY EM TUAI.ITY THAN THE PUBLIC HAVE BEEN ALLOWED To KNOW. WE HAVE REASON TO BELIEVE THAT ELABOK \Tl DEFENCE PLANS
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    DEAL IN FISH DID NOT MATERIALISE
    226 4 Singapore, Thursday. TpHE Court to-day imposed a fine of $50 01 in default one month's rigorous imprisonment on Teo Cheng Kang, a fish stall cooly, for having cheated another cooly of .$7O, but if he does not return the money he took from the
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    Stalin And Mussolini Get The Jitters
    198 4 Reuter. (Reuters Special Vtm ■ifiilnj London, June 20. THE New York Times' editorial d on the uneasiness of Hitler's partners. "It is noteworthy that there i.s little jubilation in Italy over Hitler's su c< in France, and the warnings ol pre. cautions against the
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    DIAMONDS
    191 5 A DAZZLING riviere of 29 spark- ling stones with 13 pear-shaped Z brilliant pendants that once I Z adorned the throat of the tragic Z Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, j Z is to-day the pride of art collector j S *I.H. Maharaja Dhiraja Bahadur Zof Darbhanga, K.C.I.E whose
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    18 5 |gr D R. Swaine has been appointed member of the Board of Examiners in the Settlement of Singapore.
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    Unregistered Dentist Fined
    132 5 Singapore, Thursday. A FINE of |26, or two weeks' A rigorous imprisonment, was the sentence passed on an unregistered dentist, Ngo Koon Heng by the Filth Police Magistrate. Mr. L>. GO -Th P to ob?=ction to this type cf people b no proper sanitary methods are Za»
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    URUGUAY TAKES PRECAUTIONS
    7 5 Reuter. Montevideo. June 20.
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    DIRECTOR OF AMUSEMENT PARK SUMMONED
    647 5 JUDGMENT RESERVED IN GAMING CASE Singapore. Thursday. TUDGMENT was reserved until June 27 in the case in which Mr. J Ong Peng Hock, a director of the New World Amusement Park, appeared before the fifth magistrate. Mr. L Goh, on a summons charge of having
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    Dangerous Society, Says Inspector
    154 5 Singapore, Thursday. ONE of the most dangerous societies operating in Singapore at present—a regular racket thai thrived on the earnings of prostitution and extortion and which had a gieat deal to do with the recent Singapore Harbour strike, was how a Court inspector described the Heng
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    Alleged Communist Charged
    77 5 Singapore. Thursday. RAIL was opposed by Court Inspector D d R Cowie, when Choa Ah Koe, a 44-year-old Chinese, claimed trial before Mr. J. G. Rappoport. in the Thud Police Court, on a charge of having been a member of the Communist Party Choa was arrestsd at
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    MORE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR POLISH RELIEF FUND
    343 5 >THE following is the second list of subscriptions to the Polish Re- j 1 Itef Fund, vhich totals $2,140 to date. It is requested .that those who helped to collect money on their subscription lists should send their cheques to the Banque de Undo
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    27 5 The promotion of Mr. C. A. Vlieland an Officer of Class 18, MC S. be Under-Recretarv to Government. F M.S i Class 1 A, has been approved.
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      232 5 VERY Kindly rest on your oars, proves that the Devil looks after Timothy. That contraption is his own." getting you nowhere. And it look after myself, old son. squeaks And the Eton Boating Last night I took a sizeable swig °f Song is not in the key of D." Rose's
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    TADS PLAY GOOD SOCCER, BEAT RESERVE MALAYS
    450 6 Manchesters Win 5-3 After Two-All Interval Score Manchestcrs 5; Malays 3. bright football was seen at Anson Road Stadium yesterday, when the Manchesters. playing pretty football, collected lull points from the Malays in a Reserve Division match. Level at 2-all at the interval,
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    S.C.C. TEAM FOR GENUANG MATCH
    56 6 The S.C.C. team to meet Genuang Saturday and Sunday 2 p.m. and 11 a.m. respectively, at S.C.C. will be: H L Ward, JE. Wheeler. Capt. B.K. Castor. A.C. Simmons. Capt. F. T. R. Clarice. F. C. Staunton Capt. J.C. Burgoyne-Johnson. J. B. H Leckie. RH.
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    Y.M.C.A. BILLIARDS
    66 6 The following have been selected to represent the V.M.C.A. at billiards aguinst the R.A.F Sele'ar to-day. 7.30 p.m.. at the V.M.C.A. Orchard Road: Gan Kee Tian icaptain». Dr. V. Xavier. Chau Joo Kirn. Dr. Loh Poon Lip. Lim NJit Sioug. E S.M. Khatena. Reserves: Ec Thiam Han The
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    He's A Certainty
    40 6 Stalwart Abdul Rahman, Singapore's Malaya Cup representative for many years, effecting one of his powerful clearance shots at training. One of the finest fullbacks in the country, Rahman is a certainty for this year's Malaya Cup team.
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    FORWARD LINE CHANGES IN JOHORE TEAM?
    150 6 (From Our Own Reporter) Muar, June 20. FOURTEEN players have been Invited to turn up for final selection for the John c State soccer team against Singapore in the Malaya Cup competition on Saturday on the Johore Bahru Trade School ground. In the first
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    School All Out For 15!
    110 6 COME remarkable bowling was seen at the Raffles Institution ground yesterday when meeting the St. Wednesday when meeting th..* St. encounter, the homesters skittled out their opponents for a mere 15 runs— the lowest score registered in Singapore for some time. Of this total, the
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNEY MATCHES
    85 6 S.C.R.C. spring lawn tennis tournament ties are: TO-DAY Veteran handicap doubles: S H. Tan and Cheong Chee Tong (-12) vs. P. L. Loh and Ching Kee Sun (-6) to finish. MONDAY. Veteran handicap doubles final: Ong Siow Hian and Pang Chiap Song (-191 vs. Winner of
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    Thirteen Handicapped Teams In Singapore league
    530 6 WATER POLO THIRTEEN teams, handicapped, in two divisions, form Singapore Amateur Swimming Association water-pole league, the matches in which are due to be played off between July 1 and August SI. The teams are. handicaps in brackets: IST DIVISION C.S.C. Ist (plus 0) S.S.C.
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    JOLLILADS SOCCER TEAM SUNDAY
    69 6 Jollilads Sporting Association soccer eleven against the Victorian football team in a friendly game Sunday on Singapore Harbour Board ground. 5 p.m. will be: Tan Peng Hock; Neo Eng Bee (Capt.). Tong Ah Kow; Chan Cher Seng, Kee Yew Leng. Lim Lian Lock; Khoo Kirn Seng.
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    INDIAN YOUTH LEAGUE TEAM
    55 6 The Indian Ycuth League will play a friendy game against the Kok Sing Musical Party on Sunday at Farrer Park. The following will represent the Indian Youth League:— J. Peter, A. Sankaran, Veerappan, P. Ramoc. H. M. Mahpuz, Bala. Gurdit Singh, Thangavelu. Rajoo. Sankaran, P. C.
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    Sports Diary
    31 6 TO-DAY. SOCCER: S.A.FA. League Div S.R.C. v.s. R.A.F. Stadium. Gordons vs. Navy' POSTPONED: Div. 118. vs. R.A.F. (H Q JC.SA BOXING: Luis Yeo Blanc, Battling Sima. New W Arena.
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    Week-End Badminton Schedule
    119 6 WEEK-END ties in the Slni minton Association tournai be:— Saturday at 2.15 p.m. Ch< Leong (U.C.A.t vs. Huig Siak (United Family >. Leow Kirn (Playfain vs. Richard Tan Cheong Hock Leng (Eclipse (Eclipse i. O and Nishikawa (Japanese Club Benjamin Heng and Heng s (United Family). Wee
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    CHUNG WHA F. A. TEAM SUNDAY
    98 6 Teams drawn from the Tamil Brotherhood Party and Chung Wah Fo Club will meet In a friendly match soccer on Sunday at Fari ?r Park The following players have tM r selected to represent the Chun Wan team: Y?o Ah Kow: Hee Chit Chin
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    TABLE TENNIS CHAMPS ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 30
    68 6 Entries from affiliated bodies fCM fl* Singapore table tennis ebampioi will be received up to June 30 The events to be competed foi Inter-club league, men's singles,' doubles, women's singles and mixed doubles. Sporting organisations wishing 3 affiliate with th« Si lgapore fabh
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    KEE ONN BEATS YADI IN CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
    486 7 Chinese Holds Singapore Title PLAYING sparkling t«nni«, the present Malayan champion, Chin Kee Onn retained the Singapore men's singles title in the Singapore Lawn Tennis Championships last evening when he defeated Yadi in straight sets 6-1, 6-2. This was Ree Onn's third attempt
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET TEAMS WEEK-END
    98 7 S.C.R.C. cricket teams for the weekend are 1 Saturday v. A C S. Old Boys XI at SC R C 2 p m' Seah Keng siew, Eu Cheow Chye, Low Kee Ngiap, Low Kee Pow. L. Tan. A Lim, T B. Sim. Alex Tan, Tan Thean
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    21 7 Reuter. London, June 19. Wakefield beat Hull Kingston 8 pts. to 7 pts. in the Rugby League Yorkshire Cup semi-final to-day.—Reuter.
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    BATTLING SIMA MEETS LUIS YOE BLANCO TO-NIGHT
    180 7 I THE first conqueror of Negro I fighter Johnny Ware in this country, Battling Sima will touch gloves with the Filipino-Chinese Luis Yoe Blanco at the New World open air stadium to-night in the first promotion since the arena has been reconstructed. This
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    Soccer A.G.M. At Malacca
    116 7 The annual general meeting of the Malacca Amateur Football Association was held at the Malacca Club, Mr. M. D Scott, president, in the chair. Mr. Scott owing to pressure of duties in other important connections regretted his inability to stand for reelection as president. Mr. P.
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    SCRATCHINGS AND RUNNING ORDER FOR K.L. RACING
    144 7 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, June 21. SCRATCHINGS and running order fcr race on the first day of Sel?»^ni tv- f Club meeting to-morrow are asfollows:— Race 1 Horses. Class 4. Div. 5. 6 furs. No scratchings. Race 2 Horses. Class 4.
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    R.S.G.C. WOMEN'S CAPTAIN'S PRIZE
    122 7 Starting times in the R.S.G.C. Women's captains prize, piajing o«r 1! holes, starting frcm the Ist nine, Old Com so, Mcudav will be 2.20 Mrs. H. D. Robinson and Mrs. G. M. Naylor. 2.25 Mrs. R. I. Nunn and Miss S. XjIICSLS 2.30 Mrs. P. C.
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    60 7 A friendly soccer match will be played on the "Singapore Harbour Board j ground on Sunday, between the Victorians and The JotoMWtOc Party The Victorians will be. Wai mm. Sunn Leng, Ah Kong. Ah Nam BooTJj an, Hock Seng, Fcok Kwan, Lee Kwai, I Kum Yin, Chit Urn, Kok Urn,
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    NO French Ships For Hitler
    202 8 TRENCH plenipotentiaries are in Germany "discussing" peace terms which Hitler has prepared, remembering Dr. Hacha and the m inner in which he was compelled to sign away the independence of Czechoslovakia, we cannot believe there will be any real discussion. The future of the French
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    The Position Of Turkey
    238 8 MANY people iii this country, Muslims in particular, are asking when Turkey will come into the struggle on the Allied side. It is possible that the Allies pre»er Turkey's non-belligerency, in their favour, to her actual participation in the fighting at the moment. Before the War
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    YUGOSLAVIA IN GREAT PERIL FROM THE AXIS
    1092 8  -  By LORRAINE ISTREETER WITH Italian armies on her borders, and German troop trains rumbling on the other side of the frontier of what once wasAustria y Yugoslavia may well fear for to-morrow. On the north she borders on Italy and Germany; Italy looks
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    Heavy Strain On German Worker
    330 8 FURTHER testimony to the increasing pressure to which the workr en are subjected in Germany was made known in London recently underlines the contrast between the continued conditions of Btoun existing behind the enemy's home front and the new spirit of Allied determination and solidarity,
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    Stanley Jones Reviews The News
    365 8 DITY the French envoys who had to go and see Hitler and beg for reasonable peace terms! ft lDering Dr. Hacha, we may Imp,, that they conducted themselves with dignity as the representatives of most civilised race before the diet of the most brutal race
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    Nazis Attacking Convoy
    15 9 British convoy being unsuccessfully attacked by German bombers off the Flanders coast.
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    Smuts Flays Hertzog For "Dishonourable Proposal"
    237 9 Reuter. Johannesburg, June 20. GENERAL Hertzog, former Premier, has written to General Smuts, J present Premier, proposing that South Africa should "imme|y tak< all necessary measures to withdraw from the war," SS( j ting that ihe Allied cause was "doomed to failure," and protesting
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    URUGUAY AND NAZI TENSION
    119 9 REUTER. J NEW YORK. JUNE 20. t TH' MONTEVIDEO CORRES- PONDENT OF THE NEW YORK 2 TIMES sVYS THAT GERMANY T ii < I HK. EAT EN ED TO BREAK OFF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH URUGUAY IF ANY OF THE LOCAL NAZI LEADERS ARE DE- PORTED. THE
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    Turkey Shows Interest In Syria
    134 9 Reuter. Ankara. June 20. IT Is understood that consultations l uready naturally an aspect of the ion of the utmost interest to the sh Cabinet, which met again last whole situation in the Near remains extremely fluidao*JJ» Ely Turkey will make any renouncement »JE.»2H2^herc *al
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    Fascist Plot Unearthed In Canada
    63 9 Reuter. Montreal, June 20. CANADIAN Fascists had planned to take over Canada "some time m IQ4O according to documents seized aTe„ Ch^ca„^ cr %r rd C a a n g a i ara„ finances would be id th Another J^^J^ Trained uniParty would have haa
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    NIAGARA SANK IN COLLISION WITH A MINE
    28 9 Reuter. Wellington, June 20 A Niagara sank intne i m clared the Prime M™^ w to-day dispose ot the a noto^oi°Ufe-Eeuter.
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    9 9 It is understood that Mr. H. T. Hedley, Tanganyika.
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    Anglo-Japanese Relations Improved
    75 9 Reuter. London, June 20. THE Tientsin settlement, after 1 nearly a year of fitful negotiation, does not indeed, permit any general deductions to be drawn but removes numerous causes ot loca. friction, states The Times in an «ditorial, and adds: t in it marks some improvement «•intions
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    FRANCE WILL CONTINUE FIGHT IF TERMS ARE OPPRESSIVE
    659 9 British Empire Mobilises For Grim Battle Reuter. London, June 20. THE announcer on the French wireless, referring to the 1 negotiations for an armistice, repeated last night that although France was ready to try to find means to bring an end to
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    CIVILIANS DIE IN RAIDS ON ENGLAND
    167 9 Reuter. London, June 20. GUNFIRE and exp'osions were heard in the north-east of England to-day when bombs w-re dropped. British fighter planes were in action and the sound of machine-gun fire was heard for a considerable time- Thr raiders also met heavy anti-aircraft fire
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    CHILDREN TO GO TO DOMINIONS
    131 9 Reuter. London, June 20. IT IS authoritatively stated that all 1 the Dominions concerned have accepted the scheme for the evacuation of British children. Liaison officers are being establishe 1 in London, the headquarters for the SC WhJn the doors opened at 9 o'clock this
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    KEEPING NEAR EAST SAFE
    106 9 Reuter Cairo, June 20. WHATEVER happens, the British Empire will continue the struggle until victory is won," declared Sir Arcm hid Wavell, Commander-in-Chief of ?hl British forces in the Near East in ries of programmes for the troops. «i Archibald added: "Our task for thfmoment isthe
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    DEFENCE BILL PASSED
    36 9 Reuter. Washington. June 20 The Senate to-day passed the admmistration's thousand million dollai Hpfenee Revenue Bill. They addod to the bill an excess profits levy °nd a drastic war profits tax. Rout or.
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    Revolt Of Abyssinians
    73 10 Reuter. Djibouti, June 20. JT is reported here that revolts against Italians are beginning in every province in Abyssinia. It is stated that the damage caused by the R.A.F. raids on Italian bases in Abyssinia have convinced the Ethiopians of Britain's superiority. Cairo, June 20. Thousands of
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    ANZAGS ARRIVE TO DEFEND BRITAIN
    690 10 Empire's United Front Cannot Be Broken SONS OF GREAT WARRIORS WITH SONG ON THEIR LIPS Reuter. London, June 20. THE War Office announces that "large contingents of the Australian Imperial Force and the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, who left these Dominions in May, have disembarked
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    100 Nazi Planes In Mass Air Raids On Britain
    552 10 Reuter. LONDON, JUNE 20. |T IS LEARNED AUTHORITATIVELY THAT CONSIDERABLY MORE THAN 100 MACHINES OF THE ENEMY WERE OVER GREAT BRITAIN LAST NIGHT. LARGE NUMBERS OF BOMBS WERE DROPPED IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE COUNTRY, AND IT WAS THE BIGGEST RAID
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      809 10 Public Notices RUBBER REGULATION EXPORT CREDITS AND COUPONS Owners of rubber estates and rubber dealers are reminded that all export credits and coupons issued for the second quarter of 1940 not made use of before the 30th June 1940 will cease to be valid on that date and all sale
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      455 10 Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or service. For oarticulars see Municipal Tender Room Date of Closing The supply of pumping plants for Macßitchie Reservoir. 12 noon, Sept. 16, 1940. Purchase of one Polished Gunmetal Suction Fitting at the Central Fire Station. (Deposit $10). 12
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    FRENCH ENVOYS
    372 11 Reuter. London, June 20. in AGENCY message says that n it was officially announced in t Bordeaux that the. French pleni. p tnitiarics met the German I presentatives this afternoon. v_ Karlier messages had indicated that the greatest obscurity still i n*hrouded the armistice nego. tiation&r Ihe French
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    14 11 Mr. R. Higgins, Chief Inspector of S.s.. has been seconded for under the Admiralty.
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    PETAIN EXPLAINS WHY ARMISTICE WAS SOUGHT
    876 11 TOO FEW CHILDREN AND NOT ENOUGH SUPPORT Reuter. "STAND BY ME. THE FIGHT STILL GOES ON. IT IS FOR FRANCE, THE SOIL OF HER SONS In these words, Marshal Petain, French Premier, concluded a broadcasllo the nation yesterday in which he gave his view
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    HONGKONG'S WAR FUND MOUNTING
    46 11 Reuter. Hongkong, June 20. The Morning Post War Fund reached $650,000 before 3 p.m., being almost trebled since yesterday as a result of several magnificent donations, including $100,000 each from the Hongkong Bank and Union Insurance Co., and $50,000 from Jardine's.— Reuter.
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    Italians Lose Big Air Battle
    471 11 Reuter. Cairo, June 20. AN R F COMMUNIQUE states that three Italian fighters were A shot down and two others so seriously damaged that it is improbable they will reach their base, during an <"*«"T**» I!. A.F. hcmhers, supported by fighters, off Baqbuq, m Egypt
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    INDO-CHINA STOPS SUPPLIES TO CHUNGKING
    108 11 Reuter. Shanghai, June 20. j ALLIED authorities in the Far East A are closely watching the developments affecting Indo-China. Japanese military and naval effectives are reported to be concentrated in considerable numbers at Hainan Island. It is understood that defence precautions taken in Indo-China at
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    CALL-UP OF HOLLANDERS
    35 11 Reuter. London, June 20. It is learned that the Netherlands Government has instructed its diplomatic representatives throughout the world that all Netherlanders born between 1914 and 1920 should register for military service.—Reuter.
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    Market Reports BRITAIN BUYS WHEAT VERY SPARINGLY
    156 15 Reuter. London, June 21. fiMK Government is apparently buying sparingly, because of having taken delivary of previous big contracts of Canadian Australian wheat and also having received much Argentine wheat previously destined for the continent, for which Britain pays the full market price.
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    GILT-EDGED STRONG ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    66 15 Reuter. London. June 20. AT the opening of the Stock Exchange the strength of gilt-edged securities ronopclised attention. War Loan stood at 98-i. 4 Kaffirs were occasionally harder. Later there was some hesitancy in gilttc'geds. but eventually they advanced again Brazilian bends were better on
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    304 15 mm TIN London, Thursday. Cash .official Price) £272 Buyers £272 V 2 Seller 5 rd (Official Price) £275 Buyers £275V2 Sellers RUBBER London, Thursday. Previous To-day Buyers Sellers Market Tone Spot 4 \\t Forward) July 13 1 4 JJ 8 (2nd Forward) August 13 lag 3rd Forward)
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    Mid-Day Prices
    26 15 Singapore, Friday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon to-day were:— RUBBER Buyers 36i/>; Sellers 36%. TIN $136 (4, iij) *2-' H.
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    TIN SHARES AN EASY MARKET
    142 15 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday. TIN shares were an easy market yesterday, and prices again receded. Hong Fatts. however, were maintained at yesterday's level at 88 conts, but Membaus, Rantaus and Sungei Ways were dealt in at lower price*. Australians were steady, but sterlings
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    SUDDEN BREAK IN PRICES
    171 15 THE invasion of Prance and her withdrawal from the economic sphere leaves very little of Europe to which rubber can be sold and shipped, and if it were not for the accumulation of war stocks the present rate of export would appear to be in excess
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    Canada's Big Wheat Crop
    50 15 Reuter. London. Juno 20. dU There'are nearly l»/ 2 million acres more mere c ca J vpar while in the under wheat this yean wi SS £3E* »S -a 5£ C w a h r e r S°Sh o the 4 new m leason on Ju!y
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    30 15 Reuter. London,. June 20. 3 tU*& ■"SSSfefi re" more tain securities. b v tran sport oils the announcement declined 'oUcwmg we 1939 of #fe JStS^ irresular Reuter. /^vX"
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    AMPLE STOCKS OF OIL SEEDS
    46 15 Reuter. London, June 20. Government Has not reoue^ 1 tenders of x d^ n n o indication when day and there 1S no incuca they are nkWW x and the stocks are y QuU om e ot government is h are
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    855 15 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT Singapore. June 20. MININu Buyer* B*»n«rt Ampat Tin 3:- 39 Austral Amal <» Ayer Hitam 18- 6 xd Ayer Weag 0.50 0^55 Austral Malay 351- 37Bangrin fj* Batu Selangor 130 i-" Bcrjuntal 81« Burma Malay 21 V-" Chendenang 12- J* Chin Chin ($1) fM 0.16 Hitam
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    Over 30's, Under 20's Among Nazi War Prisoners
    40 16 London, June 21. s IN a list of 63 Austrian and German war prisoners I issued to-night, three are over 30 years of age and 15 are 20 and under.—British < Wireless. I
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    More Awards For Personal Heroism
    152 16 Reuter. London, June 21. INSPIRING stories of personal heroism by members of the Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment, similar to chose already announced for other regiments, appear in a further list of immediate awards by the Commander-in-Chief of the B.E.F. The DS O. is awarded
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    NAZI-FASCIST PLOT IN PANAMA ZONE ITALIAN LINER AS A "TROJAN HORSE"
    178 16 U.S. Authorities Taking Action Reuter. Panama, June 20. THERE have been reports of possible Nazi-Fascist action against the Panama Canal, either by attack or sabotage, and there is evidence that the United States authorities are taking these seriously. The
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    MILLION MORE
    68 16 Reuter. London, June 20. Two age groups are being registered this month, and arrangements are being made to register four further age groups in July. This means that by the end of next month, men of 33 will have registered for military service. Men of 29 register next
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    Col. Beck Restrained
    39 16 Reuter. Bucharest, June 21. Colonel Beck, former Polish Foreign Minister who went to Rumania after the invasicn of Poland, recently requested the Rumanian Government for authorisation to go to England but the request has been refused.—Reuter.
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    MERCHANT CRUISER LOST
    84 16 Reuter. London, June 20. THE ADMIRALTY to-day announced that the armed merchant cruiser Andania has been lost after being torpedoed by a German submarine. The Andania was formerly a Cunard White Star liner. She was of 14,00'J tons. Two members of the crew were injured but there
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    INDIAN OPINION IS SOLID FOR ALLIES
    291 16 Reuter. Simla, June 20. BROADCASTING to the people of India last night, the Viceroy said:— "I have confidence that the people of India will whole-heartedly endorse the determination of the British Government to prosecute the war until the safety of all those things lor
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    Destruction Of Nazi Oil Stores Continues
    449 16 London, J une 2d Air Ministry communique states that large scale operatioi x carried out by the R.A.F. included objectives at Lunen, Hamm. I] feld, Munster, Duren, Euskirchen, Munchenjdadback. Hamborn, Emmerich, Hamburg, Brunsbuttel and Nordeney. One of our aircraft had failed to return. Other
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    Last Britons Leave France
    136 16 Reuter. London. June 20 DEUTER'S chief correspondent in France v telegraphs from the south of Ensland"From wartorn France w arrived he<e this evening in a vessel which, in action to the normal complement passengers, brought over 1.300 refugees "Many come from Brussels and Para whence they
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