Malaya Tribune, 24 June 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- •No. 150. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, June 24, 1940.
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    DEGAULLE & GREAT BRITAIN BREAK WITH BORBEAUX
    399 1 DEGAULLE GREAT BRITAIN BREAK WITH BORBEAUX National Committee To Carry on "WAR IS NOT LOST FRANCE IS NOT DEAD" Reuter. m FRENCH National Committee is to be f<orm?d a "jjj|er th<e lea< A General Degaulle, Chief of Military' Operations >" e e to F f eneh Cabinet, who is now
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    NO CHANGE ON THE FRONTS
    70 1 Reuter. Bordeaux, June 24. I I IN official communique states 1 A that th« situation is without 5 notable change except along the Atlantic coast where the Germans continae to advance in the dire-*- mm of Rochefort, Saintes and ounac. On the Alpine front there
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    Many Nazi Aircraft Destroyed
    130 1 Reuter. London, June 24. i N \ir Ministry communique says: A B mber aircraft of the W u ..hrday delivered a daylight attack n enemy occupied aerodrome at Ajerville, to the west of LUie. nesnite heavy anti-aircraft fire, a fo P f shaflowdive attacks were. made
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    Britain To Recognise New French Committee
    152 1 Reuter. London, June 24. A STATEMENT J^g^&^^ says: "M» «f of the armistice just signed in ernme nts reduce the solemnly made between the Ajgd «> g t Bordeaux Government toa and 0 f all right to rethe enemy and deprive it ot an
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    Greatest Siege In History
    57 1 REUTER. LONDON, IVSE fc THAT 6MAI T0 ?i EE THF T "HISTORV OF MAN OECLARED THE 0N" tv JO SEPH AMBASSADOR. Kg "THE WA H s A iD "THIS BRITAIN," fl E c r 7o all THE I ISLAND NOW F^|| R y WHICH DANGER AEPJffjS
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    French In Syria Will Fight On
    66 1 Reuter. London. June 24. T HE French High Commissioner in T Syria. Officer^omKadl S' Tt SvrS General Mittelhauser. manding m th mlssion ot has decided to carry on t d entgy. the honour ot added ,hl?he was in complete agreement with General Mittelhauser. General
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    No Soviet-Turkish Treaty
    62 1 No SovietTurkish Treaty Reuter. Moscow, June 22. DENIAL of foreign reports that A negotiations are in the conclusion ~Tllm*rurkish Treaty and tMX M. ioglu Turkish Foreign Mm^ tcr 1 Moscow in this preparing to go to 1 th connection, has been issued b> tne m JT A S rumours are
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    STOP PRESS
    115 1 Reuter. Shanghai, June 24. /"CONTINUED resistance is «gW L the French community in Shamj iT j ihl larrest in China— m a tele--52« to tteKn* Government yesTuU„ e de ,or and me senT e the MM colony havin* full confidence in the destiny ofTrance. express their desireor close
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    Gallant Work Of The British A.R.P.
    139 1 London, June i .h.rpc of the preliminary German ONE of the most of theP tQ U raiding of Britain m the J" 1 Government. As rethe Air Raid Precautions organised h Ministry for gards personnel, the Parliamentary Secretaxy to &y Some Security paid a
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    BRITAIN'S MAMMOTH TANKS w
    17 1 A.thou B h Germans managed £TJSSS several i* gigantic mechanical army in Europe.
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    "NOT JUDGE OF OUR INTERESTS"
    92 1 Reuter. LONDON, JUNE 24. iiAWOWAI PFTAIN BROADCASTING FROM BOR-•«-atty latoTHE FRENCH GOVERNMENT UNDER- "Inferior in amis mm —> had" o ask for the combat to cease. Nothing can divide the French at a moment when the country surfers. Trance has not spared her efforts or
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    WAR CABINET MEETS
    27 1 Reuter. London, June 23. THE War Cabinet met at 10 Downing Tstre-t this morning, the meeting is terms of the I -rbeeS I tion.—Reuter.
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      6 1 PEA€ E TERMS (See Page VI)
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    CHARGE OF HAVING STOLEN FLOWERS
    134 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Saturday. A MAI \Y who is alleged to have stolen flowers from a garden owned by Sek Kee. aged sixtyfour, assaulted her with a clog and threatened to make her "kiss the dust* appeared in the Penang District l our;
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    Salvation Army Officers Can Perform Marriages
    127 2 "pOR the first time in the history of the Salvation Army in Singapore, officers other than the Malayan j chief. Lt.-Col H. A. Lord, have been granted powers to solemnise marriages in the colony. The latest issue of the Government Ga/ttte. announces that H.E.
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    APPEAL TO LEBRUN
    28 2 Reuter. Jerusalem, Jun e 24. The French community in Palestine has telegraphed to President Lebrun. urging him to continue the struggle in the French Empire.—Reuter.
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    WORK ON $70,000 CHINESE SCHOOL HAS BEGUN
    361 2 SEVERAL NEW FEATURES INTRODUCED (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) JN KEEPING WITH THE PROGRESS OF CHINESE EDUCATION IN SINGAPORE, THE HAINANESE COMMUNITY OF THE CITY HAS NOW SUBSCRIBED TO THE ERECTION OF A LARGE CHINESE SCHOOL AT KATONG. Estimated to cost approximately $70,000, this new
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    SOLDIERS HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
    38 2 THREE European soldiers had a lucky escape w-fien a car in which they were travelling ran into a drain and overturned at the 9th mile Bedok, at noon yesterday. The sustained only slight injuries.
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    Married 15 Months. Woman Hangs Herself
    420 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang-, Saturday. IJAKDLY a year and a half had j elapsed since their marriage i when tragedy struck the family of a young lawyer's clerk. Coming home at midnight on June 12 this year, after having been to the New
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    ROTARY TALK
    28 2 At the next Rotary Club lunch at the Adelphi Roof Garden en Wednesday, Jun e 26, Mr. John Galvin will speak on Jad? 'The Chinese Torch.'"
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    Air Raid Wardens In Training
    60 2 Twenty members of Group Post 1, E Division of the Air Raids Wardens, who are now taking a course of St. John's Ambulance work Initiated by their chief post warden, Stanley Tann, the members will soon take part in the examinations, after which another batch
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    A.R.P. DIRECTOR GIVES DETAILS OF BLACKOUT
    498 2 IIEfAILS of Singapore's biggest black-out and the part the public U will play were given by Mr. J. E. Jeans, Director of A.R.P., Singapore, last night in a broadcast from the Singapore Station. Mr. Jeans said:— On Wednesday and Thursday. June 2G and 27.
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    BAND PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK
    194 2 THE Band of the Straits Settlements Police will perform in public during the week as follows, under the direction of Mr. J. C. Hitch, L.ft.A.M., A R.C M., R M S M. To-day at Botanic Gardens at 830 p.m. March "Steps of Glory Aubrey Winter.
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    U.S. To Have World's Biggest Fleet
    101 2 Reuter. Washington, June 23. THE House of Representatives passed without a dissenting voice a Bill to authorise the $1,000,000,000 naval expansion designed to give the United States the mightiest fleet in history. Mr. Vinson, Chairman of the House Naval Committee, reminded the House that
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    "THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN" BEGINS
    527 2 Reuter. London, June 23. IN an article entitled. "Battle of Britain," Mr. J. L. Garvin, in "The Observer," emphasises the importance of air power and sea power in the coming struggle for the island fortress. "We have come to fight for our life. It will
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    Bridegroom Gives $1,000 To War Fund
    285 2 Singapore, Moi TVORY SATIN churn.. slender lines with a the neck, sleeves and train broidered in silver, fadress worn by Miss Tan 1' when she married Mr. p Chwee yesterday. The ceremony took place at 11 ,n a.m. at 1, Balmoral Road, the home
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    "REMEMBER THE NIGHT" AT CATHAY
    133 2 Last Night's First Nights A HAPPY BLEND of comedy and tragedy provide the exceptional human interest of "Remember The Night," starring Barbara Stanwyck and Fred Mac Murray. which opened at the Cathay yesterday. This is the stcry of a girl who is caught stealing and
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    TONY MARTIN AT THE CAPITOL
    115 2 A NEWCOMER to the singing among males is Tony Martin, who, With Rita Havworth. appears in a picture. "Music En My Heart.' at the Capitol, Singapore. What the story lacks in punch and interest is made up to a large extent b> the excellent singing
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    CONCERT TO MEN AT SERVICES CLUB
    129 3 concert of its kind to be 1 held »t the Union Jack Club took last night. Kurt Blach and the Swimming ichestra were commissioned to ,t and they refused to accept a and asked that the money should |o the Patriotic Fund instead. Orchestral
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    Tamil Sentenced To Death
    318 3 1 rum Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. murder trial in the Perak Assize I i ourt hfiore the Hon. Mr. Justice v in which three Indian labour- Rata Duu Estate. Batu Gajah, I em brothers and the other a latioo, are charged, concluded cution alleged that
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    ITALIAN TERMS HANDED OVER
    73 3 Reuter. London. June 24. DOME Radio .stales that the Italian X delegates to the armistice talks with France are Count Ciano, Foreign MmSef Marshal Budoglio. Chief of Staff if the armed forces; Admiral Cavagof Staff /he Navy; Cenc\iief of Staff were handed to thr, French plenipotentiaries
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    Compulsory Service Tribunals To Sit This Week
    199 3 Medical Examinations To-morrow OFFICIAL NOTICE PUBLISHED Singapore, Monday. THE local Tribunal to deal with appeals against compulsory service will sit at the Old Supreme Court building on Thursday, June 27. 1940, at 10 a.m. and thereafter from day to day as required. Applicants
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    WAR INCREASES CHINA'S EXPORTS
    120 3 Shanghai. War notwithstanding. Chinese native products continue to be in heavy de- mand in international markets^ Arcordin- to figures released by the Chinese Maritime Customs hi Shanghai China exported $397,425,323 worth ot roods in the first quarter of 1940. an "nciease of $203,462,229 over the corres*SrW3M
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    MOBILE HIGHWAY SERVICE
    243 3 Chungking. A WAR against epidemics on the southwest highways has been declared by the Ministry of Communication and the National Health Administration. The campaign ma> Spread to other highways in northwest and west China if the present experiment proves successful. The Southwest Transportation Com oany. which uses
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    FRENCH ENVOYS IN ROME
    111 3 Reuter. Berlin, June 23. THE official News Agency learns j from Rome that the French representatives in the armistice negotiations arrived in Rome in three German planes this afternoon. Negotiations were expected to commence immediately. The French plenipotentiaries consist of six officers, various secretaries, and M.
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    Planters' Magazine Flays 'Selfish Young Men'
    504 3 YOUNG pbnlcrs who try 1» set something- f»r noth.n X aad have 1 succeeded so far. may shortly receive the attention of the Incorporated Society of Planters' Council who ma, have to do something drastic'to end this "selfishness.** These non-co-operatives receive the p attention
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    FOWL THIEF LOCKED IN WITH POULTRY
    112 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Saturday. TRAPPED in a fowl house which 1 he had entered in order to commit theft. Tan Bee Kirn. a young Chinese, was left to cool his heels among the turkeys, geese and fowls while his captor went tor
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    APPOINTMENT TO NIZAM'S COUNCIL
    67 3 Hyderabad. HE H the Nizam has appointed Raja rharankaran Bahadur as a member of his Executive Council in charge of the Works Department in the place of Raja Shamraj Rajwant Bahadur who retires shortly on the completion of his Raja Dharankaran is the son of late
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    BELGIUM WILL CONTINUE THE ANTI-NAZI WAR
    107 3 Reuter. london. June 24. «nS Belgian Minister, ML Jaspar. 1 broadcasting from I <>» do jjj" nied that ihe B< ls»an xvas exiled in Portugal and lhat N had decided to slop fighting On 'he contrary, .he war for the ac liberation of Belgium
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    Uruguay Is With Allies
    95 3 Reuter. Montevideo, June 24. THE Foreign Minister of Uruguay. \1 Guania, has strongly affirmed his country's adherence to tne principles of democracy when speaking at a luncheon given *T the Government to the I nited States cruiser Qisincy. Replying. Mr. Edwin Wilson, United States Minister, reiterated
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    S.C.C. DEFEAT GENUANG BY EIGHT WICKETS
    446 4 Easy Win Ends 2-Day Match JHE S.C.C defeated the Genuang Cricket Club by eight wickets in a two-day cricket match on the padang over the week-end. After scoring 96 runs for eight wickets on the opening day, thus leading by 11 runs, the S.C.C.
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    Saturday's Cricket
    100 4 RESULTS, in brief, of Saturday's cricket:— St. Andrew's School beat St. Anthony's School by 106 runs, on St. Andrew's School ground. Medical College beat V.M.C.A. by three runs on the Medical College ground. S.R.C. defeated R.A.F. (Tengah) by 32 runs. Raffles Institution beat St. Josephs Institution by four
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    SINGAPORE WIN, NEGRI SEMBILAN BEAT MALACCA
    131 4 MALAYA CUP TWO MALAYA CTP matches were played on Saturday. Singapore beat Johore by eight goals to one at Johore Bahru. Taib scored the first goal for Singapore and Madon added the second goal a couple of minutes later. Singapore obtained their third goal
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    R.A.F. TAKE THIRD LEAGUE BELTING
    285 4 STANDINGS W L Pet Americans 2 0 1.000 Loyals 2 0 1.000 Japanese 1 1 .500 Red Sox 0 1 .000 R.A.F. 0 3 .000 Scoreless up to the last innings, the R.A.F. baseballers went down to 15-2 shellacking by the fleet-footed Japane c in
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    SATURDAY'S RACE RESULTS
    137 4 Saturday's race results at Kuala Lumpur:— Race I—Prude SlB. S7 Stone Ginger S8 Velocity S9 Race 2—Creme de Menthe S5O. Sll Penzance S7 Beacon SlO Race 3—New Zealand $11. S7 Judith Anton $12 Benedict S8 Race 4—Authentic 525, $9 Westenra 522 Constant Light Sll Race 5 -Clifton
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    Sports Diary
    42 5 TO-DAY SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League, Reserve Div., Chinese vs. Police, Stadium; Div. I, R.A. (A.A.) vs. Manchesters, Changi; Reserve Div., Navy vs. R.A.F., Naval Base; Div. II <B), Fort Canning vs. Indian Assn., Farrer Park; V.M.C.A. vs. R.A.F. (Kallang), V.M.C A
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    Social Match Handicaps
    160 5 Staiting times, names and handicaps tor the social match at Island Club 00 June 29, between Garrison Golf Club and Is and Club arc: 3.45 p.m. Mrs. R. H. H. Stewart <1U 1 v Mrs. D. Gray (12). 350 p.m. Mrs. J. A. Allen <12> V Mrs.
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    Scores 75, Takes Seven For 24 Runs
    174 5 A FORCEFUL 75 by A. C. Growder who took seven wickets for 24. bi ought the S.C.C. an easy win over the Royal Signals yesterday scores. sec F V Reid c Twiddy b Peel 47, S. C Woolmer c Twiddy b Holden 0
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    Chinese Beaten By Ceylonese
    248 5 4VIKr T *SoNG LIM GREEN YESTERDAY, THE PLA «PORTS CLUB EASILY BEAT THE S.C.R.C. fi.-.t the S.C.R C. were an Batting hist, im Re tnam was m and took X ThUlainathan who scor reach *ns sa, the. C.b y 121 runs at the l o loss
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    Wins S'pore Golf Title
    28 5 DR. LAIDLAW THOMSON who won the Singapore SOlt title yesterday, beating M. Paterson in tne iinal yesterday at Keppel links Dy 3 and 1.
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    R.A.O.C. In Easy Win On Indians
    229 5 SCORING 134 runs for 5 wickets declared, the BAO.C. easily beat an Indian Association 2nd XI yesterday. The Indians could only manage to I total 60 runs with Fernandez top-scor-I ing for them with 26. For the R.A.O.C. Hitchcock knocked up 65 not out,
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    Y.M.C.A. SOCCER TEAM TO-NIGHT
    63 5 VII C A soccer team in a league match against the RAF. Kalians > a I Anson Road ground to-night 5.10 p.m will be: v S X Sundram; M Swyny. V. N Pillay; J. G. Maxon. G. L. Day, v. Sabapathy; S. Orton, K. Goldsmith. W
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    Thoy Scores Well Off Recs' Bowlers, Helps College Win
    268 5 '■HE Rallies College b9«t the 3R.C. by 58 runs in a cricket match on the S.R.C. ground, yesterday. A feature of the match was the splendid batting ot R. Thoy who scored 77 runs for the College. A. Watts batted well
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    FIRST RESULTS IN BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    157 5 Matches played In Bingaporc minion Championsh, P .s at, cal Onion Hall. Saturday and Sunday '"SATURDAY: Che.,,,, Hork Ig*™' boat F J Fernandez (EClipse* T_ G 15 6; Cheong Eng Leong <U.C A, beat keng Siak Thiang <™^>; X m lt 15 „8; Leow Kirn
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    GARRISON CLUB MONTHLY MEDAL
    53 5 The women's monthly medal < Staple ford scoring), at the Garrison Golf Club, and resulted in a win for Mrs.H w. k. Williams with a score of 20 points Seven cards were taken out Otner re turns were Mrs. R. H. H. Stewart 19% and Mrs.
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    The Union Fights On
    322 6 JUNE 22, 1940, will be remembered as a day of humiliation for the French, but one of <hori-lived rejoicing- for the Germans. It was on this day that Hitler's armistice terms were signed by the French plenipotentiaries in the forest of Compiegne. The prestation of the
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    India Wakes Up To Facts
    123 6 NON-VIOLENCE, or what is more 11 universally known in India as passive resistance, has been on e of the most successful weapons used by Mr. Gandhi in the struggle for political reforms. This weapon, however, is only good as far as internal politics are concerned.
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    IMPLICATIONS OF THE FRENCH SEPARATE PEACE
    315 6  -  ATTACK ON BRITAIN MAY BE DELAYED By E. T HUANG JT is now certain that—exactly contrary to the hasty assumption of some leader writers —M. Reynaud was forced to resign because a section of the French High Command thought that further resistance would be
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    Attack On Britain
    213 6 WITH the battle in France ended it is expected that the attack on Britain will beam almost immediately n iHSI 1S ot .the slightest'doubt that a large-scale invasion of the British S Pn art and Parcel of the Nazi plan of world conquest. But apart from bombing
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    Big Naval Battle
    190 6 WHILE the near future of France is being .settled, Hitler may leave some of the major fighting to Mussolini. He cannot consent to the Italian fleet being indefinitely locked up in the Mediterranean without paying its part in the reduction of Britain's sea power. It is presumed
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    THEIR COUNTRY IN DANGER
    47 6 YUGOSLAVIA seems to be in the greatest danger—from both Germany and Italy. Princess Olga (wife of Chief Regent Prince Tajl) and her son Alexander are shown here on their last visit to London in 1939. a few weeks before the war broke Ml
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    Stanley Jones Reviews The News
    477 6 JHE generals who have assumed charge of France—after pushing out the leaders who were determined to carry on the right from any French or British territory available and from the open seas—have signed Hitler's armistice terms. The terms were signed 48 hours after they were
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    The World Under Nazi Law
    564 6 j THE German penal laws ar 11( longer stretched out onh rn.ll.on, snatched into their%rX? tion," oyer the millions lm ,re nou under German pou ?r throu u ar these harsh and evil laws have Z\ extended to the whole world The 5 de c/ec
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    FRENCH COLONIAL EMPIRE WILL CONTINUE STRUGGLE
    1084 7 Merely End Of First Act, Says America Reuter and British Wireless. i.< union, .nine JT IS STATED in authoritative circles in London that while the signature of the armistice by the French Government ends the organised resistance of the French forces at home, there
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    NATIONAL GOVERNMENT FOR EGYPT
    158 7 Reuter. Cairo, Jun.> 23. j I v r INC Farouk, who arrived in J alio from Alexandria to-day, is been in consultation with a i mber of former Prime Minis- j i t« r<. The K»ng also conferred S with pa>t and present Presidents •he Smatc.
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    Japan To Cut Burma Route
    61 7 Reuter. Chungking. June 24 IT is believed Japan is determined to 1 cul communication between China the outside world through ChtoSe political circles, while admit--8 that the loss of this route, followthe French concessions to Japan er traffic supplies through mdo-China, •aid b serious, express
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    Says Fight Must Be Carried On
    257 7 GENERAL DEGAULLE'S APPEAL TO FRENCHMEN REUTER. London, June 23. Fnronean news last night, Gen- "submission to slavery. General Degaulle added The French Government, after having asked for an armistice now know the conditions dictated by the enemy. The effect of thesconditions'would be that the
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    51 7 Reuter. Hongkong, June 23. NUMBER of Japanese troops A 2? *c 25! borders of te polony- the Heved tc beted v t Japanese i passage of PP "trough Burma 1 V S n Se stopped Refugees are should be sslop Ponyi ony fr om the
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    DATA SHOE CO. CARRIES ON
    175 7 The information published in the issue of Friday stating that the local Government has appointed a Superviso: to control the business of the local Bata Shoe Co. does not mean that it is now entirely taken over and controlled by tho Government. The local Company
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    457 9 Ita lians Flee As British Approach >. Q Cairo, June 23. k BRITISH G.H.Q. communique says that further patrol activity and lightning raids into Abyssinia, covering an extensive area, were reported from British Somaliland. Patrols of irregular troops crossed the frontier at one point and raided an Italian post occupied
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    25 9 Reuter. Jibuti, June 23. Two Italian Caproni bombers were brought down by anti-aircraft fire during oil-day air raids on Jibuti yesterday. —Reuter.
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    43 9 Reuter. London, June 22. PE Anglo-Brazilian payments agreement, which came into effect from yesterday, is based on the official dol-lar-sterling rate. Sterling from Brazilian exports to Britain and the Empire, excluding Canada, Newfoundland and Hongkong, IS earmarked for Brazilian imports Reuter.
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      820 9 Public Notices NOTICE IN THE ESTATE OF KHOO KIM >NG. DECEASED late of No 76 I.orong 23 Geylang, Singapore who d on the 23rd day of December 1939 STJANT TO SECTION 29 OF THE STKBB ORDINANCE (Chapter 59) tice is hereby given that creditors her persons having claims against state
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    67 10 Domestic Occurrences Mr. Ec Kirn Yap and family wish to express their sincere thanks to Rosedale Association, Paketvaart Bond, all friends and relatives for their attendance at the funeral of the late Mrs. Ec Kirn Yap ne e Tan Tit Neo, for their night visits, for loan of their
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    73 10 ONG—Ong Seng Wee passed away peacefully, aged 48 at his residence No. 369, Telok Blangah Road on Saturday, 22nd June (Retired on 12.5.40 after 27 years' service at 5.H.8.) leaving behind a widow, 2 sons, Ong Poh Hiang and Poh Choon, 2 daughters, 3 brothers, Seng Kit, Seng Thong,
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    353 11 Market Reports Reuter I v London, June 22. j [E public welcomes the new war bond., which will find ai overwhelming response. The City considers that the ten-, ar, well ,n and are likely to strengthen giltedgeds. The tap method is rably designed to
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    38 11 Mr. Bankim Chandra Mukherjee. :of the Bengal Legislative Asembly representing Labour, a former t of the All-India Union ogress and a member of the presian I the Bengal Provincial Kisan has been arrested under the of India Rules.
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    25 11 Singapore, Monday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon to-day were:— RUBBER Buyers: M%, Sellers: 37. TIN $131 'a, down $3.
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    127 11 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Monday. VERY little business was done in the markets on Saturday, and prices were on the weak side with sellers predominating. Batu S-jlangors, Hong Fatts. Rantaus and Sungei Luas all came on offer at lower prices, while Australians were
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    54 11 London, June 23. According to the Rome wireless, the war communique states: "Our aviation continued its operations in all sectors of the Mediterranean. '•On the night of June 22. the naval base at Alexandria, where the British Fleet is anchored, successfully bombed without loss, despite violent anti-aircraft fire and long
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    513 11 Singapore, June 21. Article Price MEAT Beef steak; kati 40 Beef stew or curry; katl 35 Fillet Steak: lb. 05 Mutton, Australian; lb. 38 Java Goat Flesh; lb. 54 Pork, lean; kati 50 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 40 POULTRY Capons (locally reared); kati 60
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