Malaya Tribune, 7 June 1941

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Saturday, June 7, 1041.
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    Foreign Ships: Roosevelt Takes Action
    116 1 Reuter. Washington, June 6. PRESIDENT Roosevelt has signed legislation permitting the Government to seize and operate approximately 80 foreign ships now idle in American waters. Ihe President thereafter immediately ordered the Maritime Commission to carry out the terms of the Act. They include authorisation, Inter
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    Slight Enemy Air Activity
    42 1 Reuter. London, June 7. ENEMY air activity over this country during daylight yesterday has been very slight. Bombs were dropped by single aircraft at two points ln northeastern England. Nobody was serious'y injured, says- the Air Ministry communique.—Reuter
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    U.S. REPEATS WARNING TO JAPAN— "NO CHANGE IN FAR EAST STATUS QUO"
    555 1 EAST INDIES TELLS TOKYO "HANDS OFF" Washington, June 6. II R. Cordell Hull (U.S. Secretary of State), stated, at a press ITM conference, when referring to reported talks with the Japanese, that the United States policy in the
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    Popes Gift For Relief
    25 1 Reuter. London, June 7. THE Toulouse Radio has announced that the Pope has given 200,000 francs for French relief.— i Reuter.
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    NAZI POCKET U-BOATS MASS AT SYRIA PORT
    222 1 Reuter. Ankara, June 7. IGHT German pocket submarines were J seen in Beirut harbour last week, it is reliably reported in Ankara. fie Vichy propaganda ministry last night issued a stateon the situation in Syria. The position appeared con- it said, and the
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    EXTREME NAZI BRUTALITY IN ATHENS
    96 1 Reuter. Cairo. June 7. EVIDENCE reaching official Greek circles in Egypt shows that, the Nazis are dealing with the Greek workers in the Athens district with the greatest brutality. According to Dimitratoc. Secre-tary-General of the Greek Workers Federation, the Nazis are carrying out mas* arrests
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    PARIS RADIO HEAPS INSULTS ON U.S. ENVOY
    90 1 Reuter. London, June 7. AN attack on the United States Ambassador to France, Admiral Leahy, was broadcast from the German-controlled radio station in Paris Admiral Leahy was described as the '"representative of a nation ruled by a handful of rotten emigrants" sent to
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    26 1 London, June 7. •THE Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, yesterday morning inspected the coastal defence batteries on the East Anglian coast for about two hours- I
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    Peace Talk Was From Berlin Not Britain, Says Roosevelt
    508 1 Reuter. THE "peace offensive" talk was put in its rightful place by President Roosevelt at his press conference yesterday. The President stated that Mr. John Winant, the U.S. Amtassador to*]jii£in, had not brought from England "even a tenth cousin oT% peace
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    Broughton Wanted To Help Wife Marry Erroll
    140 1 Reuter. Nairobi. June 7. A STATEMENT that Sir Delves Broughton was willing to do everything possible to enable his wife to marry Lord Erroll was made by Lady Carberry yesterday at the trial of Sir Delves on a charge of murdering Lord Erroll.
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    Heat Stops Desert War
    70 1 London, June 7. A PRESS correspondent with the Middle East forces writes that there has been practically no activity in the Western Desert where the heat has been terrific hi the last few days, the thermometer registering 135 degrees The Germans still hold Hellfire Pass and
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    FIRST NAZI RAID FROM CRETE
    31 1 Reuter. London, June 7. THE Nazi air raid on Alexandria during Wednesday night was the first blitz from Crete, according to the official German news agency.—Reuter.
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    "No Change On All Fronts"
    24 1 Reuter. Cafro, June 7. "AN all fronts, the situation rev mains unchanged," laconically says a Middle East communique —Reuter.
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    Submarine Overdue
    18 1 Reuter. London, June 7. THE Admiralty announces that the 'submarin? Undaunted Is overdue and considered lost.—Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    69 1 Reuter Tokyo, June 7. BESIDE 4,000 homes inundated and six boats capsized, killing one person, heavy ci mage was done to crops by a typhoon which lashed the Japanese mainland last night and this morning.—Reuter. Tokyo, June 7. OFFICIAL quarters deny all knowledge of the report oi the
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    Nazi-Turk Trade Talks
    69 1 Reuter. Ankara, June 7. IT is understood that negotiations are shortly commencing at ankara between the Turks and Germans to increase the commercial exchanges between the two countries. Many refugees are arriving in Turkey from the Greek islands. The Turkish Government has adopted a humanitarian attitude and
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    45 1 Death Of Pioneer Motor-Car Designer Detroit (Michigan) June 6. MR. Louis Chevrolet, the pioneer motor car designer after whom the Chevrolet car was named, has died aged 62. Born in Switzerland, Mr. Chevrolet was an outstanding racing motorist. He retired nearly ten years ago.—Reuter. Reuter.
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    FORMER EGYPTIAN ARMY CHIEF ARRESTED
    67 1 Reuter. Cairo, June 7. GEN. Aziz el Masri, former chief of the Egyptian Army Staff, and his two companions who attempted to escape by air from Egypt last month have been arrested. Gen. Aziz el Masri and his companions were armed and ready to resist
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    DIRECT AIR LINE BETWEEN BRITAIN & UNITED STATES
    73 1 DIRECT AIR LINE BETWEEN BRITAIN UNITED STATES Reuter. London, June 7. ANEW direct air service between Britain and Baltimore, JJnlted States, will probably be inaugurated n?xt week. The Initial service will be maintained by one or more or the Boeing flying-boats which will shortly b? on the Britain-United StatesWest African
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    MALAYAN PILOT REPORTED MISSING
    222 1 Special London Cable From H. L. Hopkin London, June 6. REPORTED missing during air operations agtiinst th* enemy is Pilot Officer John E. P. Jeff (22), younger son of Mr. Ernest Jeff, well-known Seremban lawyer, and Mrs. Jeff. Pilot officer Jeff's eider brother was killed nearly
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    Cripps At Stockholm
    68 1 Stockholm, June 7. SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS, the British Ambassador to Moscow, has arrived in Stockholm by air from Moscow. He had Intended to come to Stockholm to see a specialist because cf a throat affection and after a few days' rest, to return to Moscow, but it
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    ANZAC CLUB TO HAVE PERMANENT BUILDING
    269 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A PERMANENT Anzac Club building is to be erected shortly opposite the Raffles Museum to take the place of the Club c temporary premises on the balcony of the Victoria Memorial Hall. Government has provided the land facing Stamford Road and
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    Annual Dinner Of Old Rafflesians
    161 2 GOOD fellowship prevailed at the Old Rafflesians' Association annual dinner at the Adelphi Hotel which about 80 old 1 boys and quests of Raffles Institution attended. The President of the association, Mr. G. E. N. Oehlers in proposing the toast of the school, deprecated the
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    Cheating Charge Against Detective
    92 2 Singapore. Friday. U/HEN Kerpashanker, a sundry goods dealer was recently tried in the courts on a false trade mark charge, a detective is alleged to have obtained $20 from this man's brother by stating that, if a suitable present were made to the police inspector in
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    Sub-Editor Convicted of Negligence
    245 2 Singapore, Friday. IN the Traffic District Court to-day, T. John Fujii, subeditor of the Singapore Herald, was fined a total of $130 for negligent driving, driving without a licence and without a third party insurance policy. He was also disqualified from holding a driving licence for
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    Boy's Fatal Fall From Guava Tree
    173 2 Singapore, Friday. A BOY'S fatal fall from a £uava tree formed the subject of an inquiry in the Coroner's Court this morning, at the conclusion of which the Coroner. Mr. W. G. Porter returned a verdict of death by misadventure. Hassan bin Mair. a
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    Admitted Retention Of Stolen Watch
    70 2 Singapore. Friday. /CLAIMING trial on a charge of stealing a wristwatch from a compatriot in house in Havelock Road. Teo Ken (37), a Chinese, pleaded guUty to the alternative charge of retaining stolen property when h e appeared before Mr. W. D. Care w, in
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    15 2 Mr. W. J. Peel. M.C.S., has been appointed to act as Second Assistant Establishment Officer.
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    Clerk Admits He Took Delivery Of Rubber
    252 2 Singapore, Friday. IyjAKING his defence from the witness box, Teo Kwee Liang, alias Kwee Liang Chong, former shipping clerk at Bata Shoe Co., who stands charged in the Singapore Assizes with criminal breach of trust in respect of 314 cases of rubber worth
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    Expert On Japan To Broadcast
    90 2 THE broadcast from the Singapore Station in the Far Eastern commentary series will be given to-morrow (Sunday) at 9.15 p.m. by Sir George Sansom, for many years Commercial Councellor at the British Embassy in Tokyo. Sir George has been resident in the Far East for
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    SIR SHENTON SAILS IN MINESWEEPER
    168 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) HIS Excellency the Governor was for two hours yesterday, a passenger and an interested spectator aboard an R.NV.R. minesweeper which was doing its dangerous "job somewhere off Singapore island Later, His Excellency translerrea 1 to a big patrol boat also manned 1
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    Major Nunn's Term Further Extended
    40 2 MAJOR Reginald Lewis Nunn. D.5.0.. subject to the approval of H.M. the King, has been provisionally appointed an official member of the Executive Council of the Straits Settlements for a further period of two years.
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    31 2 Inspector Yunus of the Central Police Station, Ipoh. who was on relief duty at Taiping, has returned. Mr. Spinks. the Taiping O C.P.D has resumed duties after being on sick leave.
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    TUTORIAL COLLEGE, IPOH.
    29 2 Coaches boys and girls for Senior Camb. Lond. Matric. and InterArts. Rooms for students available. Apply to the Principal: Mr. K. L. Devaser, B.A. Hons. (Lond.).-
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    OPEN VERDICT IN OMNIBUS TRAGEDY
    224 2 Singapore, Friday. is no conclusive evidence to show how the dececame by his injuries. He may either have been down by the omnibus, or he may have fallen while Imm it. "I therefore return an open verdict," said Mr W Porter, the Singapore Coroner, this
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    Bombers From Cents
    22 2 (Cent-A-Piane Fund) .Total number of enemy planes destroyed during yesterday on all fronts up to midnight london time. TWO
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    DELHI'S THIRD FIGHTER PLANE
    60 2 Delhi, June 5. THE Delhi War Committee and the Lady Doreen Hope Delhi Aircraft Fund have now contributed a third fighter aeroplane to the R.A.F., to be named Delhi 111. The Maharaja of Dharbanga has made a further war contribution of £2,500 for the provision of
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    ALLEGED HURT
    68 2 I Singapore. Frid 17 1 QAID to have caused hurt to Yeo Sorjg Sing with a changkol. Teh Ohong Seng, a Chinese, claimed trial before Mr. W". D. Carew. the third police magistrate. tc-day. Teh was alleged to have hurt Yeo In front of a coffee shop in
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    25 2 Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Farquharson left I Singapore by air for Sydney and Sevr Zealand, and will be away for about *hrpe j months.
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    Victim Proved Faster Than Pickpocket
    84 2 v I Sine.irnre Vt TTNABLE to run faster hWi 7 U Yap Cheng Hong (24,. a pocket, was caught aftei when he attempted tc $15-fountain pen. v a The Incident took place in front of the S.C R.c on New Rrto2 Road, when a man
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    CALIFORNIA OFFERS BLOOD FOR MALAYAN TRANSFUSION SERVICE
    592 3 MORE RECRUITS WANTED FOR LOCAL PASSIVE DEFENCE (Tribune Staff Reporter) I L the Passive Defence Services in the country need more men, i m stress the different heads of all the departments. The response to the invitations for enlistment has been heartening ever
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    25 3 Mr. J. S. M. Rennie has been appointed to exercise or perform the powers and duties conferred on a Collector under the War Tax Ordinance.
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    Flood Situation In Assam Not Serious
    60 3 Shillong. June 6. n the flood situation el was made in the Assam the provincial Revenue thai in the areas affected floods no Loss of life was ted and damaee to crops was nent o! Assam have loin lie! and another ai ricultural loans.
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    Betty Bryant —Postman
    171 3 S (Tribune Staff Reporter) MISS Betty Bryant, the Australian film actress who arrived in Singapore on S Thursday bringing wi*h her messages from about 15 r young Australian wives for J their husbands who are now serving somewhere in Malaya, i left yesterday by car to deli-
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    HILL RAILWAY MORE POPULAR
    210 3 THAT more use is being made ol the Penang Hill Railway by the public generally in Penang and Malaya, and that there had been an increase in the number of passengers carried in spite of the lack of tourist ships calling at Penang, is indicated in
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    36 3 Capt. C. H. Dakers. M.C,. and Mrs. Dakers have returned from leave in Australia. Capt. Dakers was Protector of Chinese. Perak. before he went on leave, and is now attached to the Labour Office, Kuala Lumpur.
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    "Evidence Of Bribery Strong"
    232 3 Singapore, Friday. SIR Percy McElwaine, the Chiel Justice, dismissed the appeal of K. C. Mitra, a Municipal Health Inspector, who had been fined $200 in the Police Courts for receiving an illegal gratification of vevcn dollars from Ngai Koh Seng, an eating shop licensee, on Feb.
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    Christian Brothers' Old Boys' Meeting:
    123 3 A GOOD attendance was registered at the dinner Jield to mark the zlst. anniversary of the Association, states the annual report of the Christian Brothers' Old Boys' (Singapore) Association, which will be presented at the general meeting to be held at 5.15 p.m. at St.
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    Medical Service Permanencies
    50 3 Simla. June 5. AN official statement says that officers holding the King's Indian Emergency Commissions ta the Indian Medical Service during the present war will be given preference when permanent appointments after the war* are made, provided their qualifications conform to the conditions then in force—By Radio.
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    STIRRUP PUMPS FOR AIR RAID PURPOSES
    270 3 jyjANY firms and individual householders In Malaya are responding commendably to the call to equip themselves with appliances for dealing with incendiary bombs, and otherwise malting sensible provision for the saving of life and prevention of destruction of property in the event of air
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    SAWMILLERS BOUND OVER
    164 3 Singapore, Friday. SEVEN Singapore sawmillers pleaded guilty in the fifth police court t -day to a technical offence in offering for sale timber above the controlled maximum price. Mr. T. W. Ong appeared for the defendants. Tan Puan Swee of the Swe<? Huat Hin Sawmill, Tan Tian
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    29 3 The resignation of their commissions in the Straits Settlements Volunteer I'OTee Reserve of Officers by Lieut. Abdul •T»HI bin Haji Othman and Capt. O. G. Williams has been accepted.
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    Tribune Selections
    78 4 (By "Spectator") S Race 1—ROYAL DESIRE t Spitfire Z Race 2—LISADIN Gigolette Rice 3—SIR MERTON I Luluai 5 Race 4—TRUMPETER Stuart Tartan I Race 5—BURRANEER Remember Me Race 6—SULTANA Scarlet Tiger Race 7—DERBY Harpo I Race 8—SCOTCH MELODY S Argoutat (By "Bess Bett") Race 1—THE EMPEROR Royal Desire
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    IPOH RACE H'CAPS
    1045 4 FOLLOWING are the weights for to-day's Ipoh races, last day's events of the Perak Turf Club's June meeting. RACE ONE HORSES, CLASS 3, DIV. 3—5 FURLONGS STR. 3 3 4 SANS AME 3y 9.00 "Seagate Stable" Fenn 0 EDELWEISS (late Cyronne> 3y 8.11 "Mr. Cheah" van Breuitelen
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    Malacca Draw With Johore
    44 4 MALACCA drew 1-all with Johore in their MaJaya Cup tie yesterday. Syed Ali scored Johore's goal in the first half. Johore led one-nil at halftime, and on resumption Malacca equalised through de Cruz who scored when Moore fumbled a clearance.
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    67 4 The following were the best cards returned in Island Club's Stableford competition for May--Mrs. M. S. L. Burnett 9+3yfc--17»/2, Mrs. E. Moloney 7-r-9 3 /A= 16%, Mrs. L. R. S. MacFarlane 84-B=l6, Mrs. C. K. Lee 2+13 V? =15y 2 Mrs. Tan Chin Tuan 2+ 13y 2 =15y 2 Mrs.
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    SPORTS DIARY
    75 4 TO-DAY SOCCER: Malaya Cup, Negri Sembilan v R.A.F., Seremban; Div. I, Chinese Ath. v S.C.C., Stadium; Argylls v Loyals, Tanglin; R-A. (Hy.) v Gordons, Changi; Div. II B, N.B. Indians v Indian Assn., Farrer Park; Airport v Kranji, Geylang. CRICKET: S.C.C. v C.S.C., Ist day, C.S.C.; S.C.R.C. v
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    62 4 The following members are selected to play cricket for the Sinhalese to-morrow at 2 o against the R.A.if.C. Tanglin on the Sinhalese Association grounds: P. M. Slrisena (capt.), J. N. Fernando. C. Senevlra-tne, Fred Var Rooyen, G. Itanatunga, G. Perera H. H. Samson, S. A. William, V. Fernando, F. Jayakody,
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    TADS HOLD S.C.F.A. TO A DRAW
    268 4 S.C.F.A 1 Manchesters 1 TIIEETING at Anson Road Stadium yesterday, the S.C.F.A. were unfortunate to draw with the Manchesters in a Div. I match, each side scoring a goal. The Chinese, playing a clearer game and having more of the play, should have registered
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    TIE FOR TOP PLACE IN B.H. LEAGUE
    124 4 AWING to the oversea! V Chinese Bank receivin e walk over in the "key Busi ness Houses' League s (Km match between the Hungkoni and Shanghai Bank (uhich was to have taken place ~n the J.C.S.A. ground venter day), the Oversea Bank are
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    Fort Canning Beat Rafs
    233 4 Fort Canning; 4 R.A.F. (H.Q.) I AFTER remaining on level terms with the score 1-all for most of the time Fort Canning scored three extra goals during the closing stages of the game to get a decisive victory over the R.A.F. (H.Q.) in a Div. 2B
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    MAYFLOWER B.P.
    73 4 A friendly badminton match oi six singles and two doubles will be played between the Mayflower Baaminton Party and the Eclipse Badminton Party on Wednesday at the Happy World covered stadium at 7 p.m. Mayflowers will be selected rrom the following: Wong Peng Soon, Wong Peng Nam, Won«
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    Singapore Cricket Club
    78 4 The following members have accepted to piay lor S C.C. Ist XI against Cey.'on Sports Club Ist XI to-day and to-morrow at 2 p.m. and il a.m. respectively, at Baiestier Road: H. L. Ward (Capt.), Major B. K. Castor, Capt. J. P.M. Hope, Lt. R. J. F.
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    Royal Johore International Club
    48 4 THREE cards were returned in the May competition of the Royal Johore International Club. The competition resulted in a win for H. Fukushima with a net score of 73. The results are as follows: H. Fukushima 48+49—24=73; Dr. T.E. Cheah 38+42—6=74; Isawo Furune 55+52—24=83
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    44 4 THE following players will play cricket for the Police against Malay Regiment to-day at 2 p.m.: G. Denison-Smith (Capt.), F. J. C. Wilson, Wooi Kean Tat, Cheah-Kim Swee. Eu Cheow Eang, Gurdial Singh, Harbajan Singh, Boudewyn. Webb, Maniam, Bird. Umpire— Rajaratnam. scorer— A. Rahman.
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    Kee Onn Wins S.C.R.C. Title
    359 4 QHIN KEE ONN added one more championship to his big list when he beat C. K. Pang in the final of the championship singles at the S.C.R.C. yesterday evening, winning 6—2. 6—o. None the worse for his gruelling match at the V.M.C.A. on the day
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    Y. M. C. A.
    71 4 The following have been selected to play for the V.M.C.A. against R.A.F. on Wednesday on the V.M.C.A. ground at 2.15 p.m.: J. P. Chrysostom (capt.), Lall Sineh. G W. S. Waites, K. Y. Spencer, E. F. Witchell, L. H. Tay. Checng Thiam Siew, Fung j Guan
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    Conditions In Occupied France
    197 5 I rem Our Own Reporter) penang, Friday. HAVING Europe in war tim»* lons, Mr. Thomas Currey. rican traveller, who passed penang yesterday on his China, in a talk with a Tribune reporter described c, editions that prevail at "n occupied France, rj thai difficulties were be
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    16 5 untitled W. J. Thomas, Cadet. M.C.S., has d to act as Second Asii>Df of Chinese, Singapore.
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    GEN. CHIANG KAI-SHEK'S EXHORTATION TO N.E.I.
    320 5 "JJWE Indies are no longer in so exposed and isolated a position as appeared to be the case six months ago. Other powers have arrived at a proper sense of the part they must play in the Pacific, while the N.E.I. authorities have had
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    Scholarship Students Subject To Marriage Ban
    35 5 ANY Raffles College scholar who marries while holding a scholarship will forfeit the emoluments of the Tan Jiak Chuan and Cecil C. Smith Scholarships, states last night's Government Gazette.
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    CEYLONESE ON BREACH CHARGE
    73 5 Singapore, Friday. VU. A. Daharmadasa, a 29-year-old Ceylonese. claimed tria] before Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate this morning on two charges cf having committed criminal breach of trust in respect of seven diamonds, belonging to one H. M. Yusoff. The total value of the diamonds
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    24 5 Dr. Wachs, A.M.O., Ipoh hospital, has gone on relief duty to Batu Gajah, ln place of Dr. M. E. T. Chelvam, who is ill.
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    AUSTRALIAN NEWS CABLE
    471 5 Melbourne. June 5. A IF. units have landed in .an newspapers say that ie Minister (Mr. Menzies) become a member of the ImWar Cabinet. pg-dryhif? plant is coming Llia to save shipping space The Minister for National Service i Mr. Holt i deserills the monwealth Government's Chid
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    DEATH OF OLD IPOH RESIDENT
    129 5 (From Our Own Reporter) lpoh. Friday. THE death occurred at the lpoh Hospital yesterday of Mr. Ernest Albert Clay, retired lpoh Post Master and a well-known local resident. He was awarded the Imperial Service Medal by the High Com missioner when he retired from Government
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    Imported Pigeons Without Permit
    93 5 Singapore. Friday. Ilf war-time, pigeons have a food value, so I cannot make on order for them to b: released.'' remarked Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate, when he ordered the confiscation of 100 pigzons that formed exhibits in a -a°e when a Chinese was charged
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    Injuries To Actors By Malays Alleged
    66 5 Singapore. Friday rpHREE Malays, Ahmad bin InUl. 1 Mohamrael bin Ibrahim Havilrn bin Ishak were charged in the FJf-h court to-ftay with being members *n unlawful assembly which caused injures to actors and damage to property to *oe ,mount of 11.000 at the National
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    125 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang", Friday. AN indication of the importance of the Chinese Consulate of Penang is the announcement from the Chungking Foreign Office of the appointment of Mr. Cheng Tahung as vice-consul for Penang. Mr. Cheng has already left Hongkong and is on his way
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    49 5 Singapore. Friday /CHARGED with being a member of an unlawful society—the Malayan -Communist Party Lee Plau Pens (25), a Halnanese. claimed trial before Mr. W. D. Carew, the th'rd magistrate, to-day. The case was postponed for mention on June 13. and bail was offered in the sum of $1,009.
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    PRINCESS JULIANA JOINS BLOOD BANK
    226 5 Batavia, June 5. pRINCESS ROYAL has once again set a fine example. A cable from Ottawa says that H.R.H. Princess Juliana had her blood tested by the Red Cross Voluntary Blood Donor Service and was registered for future blood donations for Canadian soldiers and sailors.
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    51 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. THE death occurred last night of Mr. T. C. van Lang en berg at his residence. Mr. van Langenberg had been ill for a long time. The funeral takes place this evening at the i Venning Road
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    181 6 Malaya And Thailand JT is most heartening to note that the British authorities have been given an opportunity, which they accepted without any reserve, of restoring the Anglo-Thai relations which were subjected to two severe shocks a few months ago, namely, the closing down of British and American oil
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    184 6 J[fihKE is no outstanding difference between Great Britain and Thailand that cannot be settled round a conference table, though misunderstanding has of late arisen as a result of Japan's efforts to draw Thailand into her pet "mutual prosperity web. Japan launched this campaign under most promising auspices. The
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    112 6 QIL being the life-blood of the war machinery, it has been subjected to rigorous control, and it is most unlikely that such a concession would have been made to Thailand unless the authorities were assured of Thailand's friendship. Further, the fact that the mission was entrusted to a
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    LONDON— City Of Nations
    1401 6  -  ilv George Edinger JT is in war-time and only in war-timo that England really seems to bp nn island. The steamboats have ceased to ply to Calais and Antwerp and Bergen. No longer do the great liners dock from New York, and the day* when you
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    315 6 QOME years ago a group of army O intelligence officers walked into the office of Ellis Parker, widely known detective of Mount Holly, New Jersey, and asked his assistance. A sergeant at Camp Dix had dfsapp?ared three months before. They had just now discovered his body in a
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    RUMANIANS DETEST, DESPISE GERMANS
    276 6 DEDUCTING the millions by the cessions of provinces to Russia. Bulgaria and Hungary, there are still 12,000.000 Rumanians in Rumania. FrQm my survey of all classes and districts I am convinced that hardly a member of the population does not detest and despise the Nazis, states
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    579 6 I*HE appointment Bailey Sansom as adviser t newly established branch of the British Minist! Economic Warfare hr Malaya into prominent i only as an important rrnlitart naval outpost of the f as a vital factor in the war which the Allies an for the ultimate downfall ol
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    SERIOUS SPLIT BETWEEN DARLAN AND WEYGAND
    223 7 C-In-C Protests "Cowardly Useless Policy In Syria" Sensational N.Y. Report Reuter. New York, June 6. m SERIOUS split between Gen. Weygand, C-in-C., French forces in a m North Africa, and Admiral Darlan, Vichy Vice-Premier, is reported to exist in a Berne message to the
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    Report Of Raid On Amman Untrue
    24 7 Reuter. Jerusalem, June 8. THE report of an air raid on Amman is completely untrue, Reuter learns. —Reuter.
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    15 7 Washington, June 5: United States weekly average wool consumption in April amounted to 12,013,000 pounds.
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    Middle East Reinforced By South African Troops
    335 7 Reuter. CAIRO, JUNE 6. TIIK PRESENCE OF SOUTH AFRICAN FORCES IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND THE ARRIVAL IN EGYPT OF COLONEL STALLARD. THE UNION MINISTER OF MINES, AS THE REPRESENTATIVE OF FIELD MARSHAL SMUTS, WERE SIMULTANEOUSLY ANNOUNCED TO-NIGHT IN AN OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE. it
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    SUPER PLANE ENGINE FOR U.S. ARMY
    91 7 Reuter. Indianapolis, June 6. ANEW liquid cooled plane engine which officials state was superior to any used in the European war, has been 2 accepted by the United States S Army, it was announced by the Allison engineering divi- sion of General Motors. The
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    Arabs Urged To Mobilise
    195 7 Reuter. Cairo, June 6 'THE recent speech of Mr. 1 Anthony Eden and the armistice terms in Iraq are new proof of England's friendship towards the Arabs," says an "Arab author, j lity," writing in the news- paper Alahram. "This has mere effect on Arab opinion
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    Former Chinese Envoy Going To America
    95 7 Manila, June 6 DR. Alfred Size, former Chines? Ambassador to the United States, arrived in Manila yesterday morning, aboard the President Monroe from Hons Kong en route to the United States. Questioned by the press on the purpose of his trip. Dr. Sz e
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    Ex-War Minister Flays Government
    336 7 Reuter. LONDON, JUNE 6. WE SUFFER DEFEAT AFTER DEFEAT AND ALWAYS FOR THE SAME REASON—LACK OF APPRECIATION, LACK OF PREPARATION AND IMPERFECT EXECUTION." THE EX-WAR MINISTER. MR. HORE-BELISHA, WHO IS NOW ONE OF THE GOVERNMENT S CHIEF CRITICS, MADE THIS COMPLAINT ADDRESSING A MEETING IN EDIN-
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    Heavy RAF Raid On Rhodes
    143 7 Reuter. Cairo, June 6 HEAVY bombers of the R.A.F. attacked the aerodrome at Kattavia on the island of Rhodes during the night of WednesdayThursday. Tne RAF Middle East communique states that bombs straddled the runways and fell among the hangars and aerodrome buildings, causing a
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    WAZIRISTAN SITUATION IMPROVES
    169 7 Reuter. Simla. June 6. A DVICES received in Simla show a considerable improvement in the situation in Waziristan. There were no cases of kidnapping laM weei k and no incidents have bee 1 reported from the districts o! Dehra Ismail Khan und Bannu The Nawed Kham. one
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    S. AFRICA'S WAR EFFORT STIMULATED
    127 7 Reuter Pretoria. June 6. THE war train commanded by Col Werdmuller. Director Of Recruiting, returned to Pretoria yesterday after a tour lasting 11 weeks. It covered 10,000 nines in tne Union of South Africa. Northern and Southern Rhodesia ano Belgian Congo. Col Werdmuller stated that
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    Imperial War Cabinet Urged
    260 7 Reuter. London, June 6. r VHE case for bringing the Dominions into closer association with the central direction of the war is becoming more urgent, writes the Manchester Guardian. Referring to the campaign in Libya, Greece and Crete, the newspaper writes:—"These things have shaken the peoples
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    39 7 Reuter. Chungking, June 6. SPECTACULAR fires started in the western suburbs last night when the Japanese staged the first nigh, raid of the y?ar, dropping many high explosive and incendiaries. Reuters were among the many buildings badly damag°d Reuter.
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    Malayan Sharebrokers' Asso. Report
    888 11 Singapore. June 6. Buyers. Sellers. MINING. T n (56) 33 39 T (ss) 7 1V& 7 4> a >- aT *M' 6 9416 A 17!- 181- 0 65 0.70 f, 12 6 14 |1] 1.38 1.41 91- 9« t: 17 6 186 12!- 13'f$l) 0.14 0.16
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    Malayan Rubber Under-Exported
    245 11 Singapore. Friday. *pHE price in New York during the we-.k has continued to fall back, and there has consequently been an appreciable closing of the gap that has been so pronounced in the differentials during the past month or two, states Lewl 8 and Peat. In Singapore
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    208 11 Singapore, June 6. The following are the exchange stock quotations this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.. SELLING London T.T. 2 4 3,32 London demand 2|4 3[32 Switzerland demand (T.T. only) 202.46 New York demand 47.1U Montreal demand 51-85 Batavia demand
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    Tamil Guilty Of Stabbing Charge
    125 11 (From Our Own Corespendent) Malacca. June 5. CHARGED before a special jury and Mr. Justice Heme in the Malacca assizes on a charge of murccr of a compatriot at Pegon Estate on January 20, a Tamil rubber tapper, Periasamy, was .sentenced to 7 years' rigorous
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    OUR SPECIAL FINANCIAL SERVICE
    395 11  -  i REUTER Cable SMELTING SHARES New York. June 5: A block, exceeding 10,000, of British-owned American Smelting shares will be offered over the counter; the Amerada offering has been delayed. The ever mounting backlogs perplex steel shares. FEDERAL DEBT Washington, June 5: The Federal debt yesterday
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    66 11 Singapore, June 6. Gambler 7.50 Java Cube ±2.00 Hamburg Cube 12 .25 Muntok White Pepper 15.00 White Pepper 14.50 Black Pepper 7.25 Sundried Copra 2.50 Mixed Copra <*-25 Small Flake Tapioca 7.50 Fair Flake Tapioca 7.00 Medium Pearl Tapioca 8.25 Small Pearl Tapioca 8.25 Lingga Sago Flour 4.85 Fair
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    POSON CELEBRATION
    113 11 THE Poson Full Moon Day on Sunday will be celebrated at the Singapore Buddhist temple, 96. Outram Road. On this day. accarding to legend Bud- 1 dhism was first Introduced Into Ceylon by the Arahant Mahlnda Thera, son < f King Dharmasoka of India during ne reign of
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    25 11 The May rubber crop of the Ayer Mclek Rubber Co.. Ltd.. was 28.980 lb. and the total for the past seven months is 207.017 lb.
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    Growing Unrest In Norway
    229 12 Reuter. London, June 7. growing unrest of all sections of the Norwegian people has been voiced by 43 of the most prominent national organisations of Norway in a joint open letter to the German Commissar, Terboven, says the Norwegian telegraph agency in London. Stating that public
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    104 12 Reuter. London, June 7. THE Port of Latakia in Syria is being deve'oped into a usable harbour by the Germans who are also building an airdrome nearby, reports Mr. Martin Agronsky, the National Broadcasting Corporation correspondent from Ankara this mcrning. He says that Nazi planes, operating from the
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    All Normal At Tobruk
    78 12 Australian and ether Empire troops defending Tobruk. North Africa, have held the toivn against the heaviest attacks jt Axis air and mechanised forces. The British Navy has kept sea communications ov?n, and within the town, the defenders have developed a well organised life. The Tobruk "Truth,"
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    Home Of British Repertory Bombed
    53 12 London. June 7. TWO Manchester theatres and the Manchester Assize Court were considerably damaged by fire and high explosive bombs in recent raids. The Gaiety Theatre which was burnt out was associated with the foundation A the repertory theatre system in Britain in 1908 by
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    Adequate Air Support Promised N.Z. Troops
    334 12 Reuter Cairo, June 7. PROMISE of adequate air support for the New Zealand Expeditionary Force In their next battle was given by the New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr. Peter Fraser, addressing New Zealanders from Crete in a desert camp where they are resting and
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    60 12 Reuter. Melbourne, June 7 THE formation ot an Air Cadet Corps for boys of 16 and upwards, similar to the pre-service scheme for training for the R.A.F. in Britain, was announced by the Air Minister, Mr. Ewen. Mr. W. A. Robertson, a flight commander
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    Bevin Appeals For Bigger War Output
    80 12 Reuter. m Ernest Bey?" 0 J Labour, appealed'Jf** itlU greater HSr* r I, necessities oi.wai■ 'Cl 2 He urg;?d the bulk] get a -move on of aerodromes and to Mr Bevin state! three months w< old i vital in history 'Kg He asked ev<
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    Record Purchase to Wheat By Britain
    44 12 THE Ministry o, 1 wheat buyer brcken Its own order for 120.000.000 bu'h, 3,000,000 tons J Canadian Wheat Beard vious largest purcl 100,000,000 bushels Ministry last year The new consignatt at delivered during tl ending May next -i
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    King's Birthday: No Ceremony Or Parade
    130 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) THERE will be no ceremony or parade in Malaya at this celebrations of the birthday of His Majesty the King., ing to instructions received by the local authorities froi Secretary of State for the Colonies. Circulars To this effect have been
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    3 Supply Ships And Armed Trawler Sunk
    56 12 Reuter. London. June 6. the recent operations against the Bismarck, British naval forces encountered and sank three enemy supply ships and an armed trawler, says a British Admiralty communique. These ships, adds the communique were no doubt intended to supply the Bismarck and
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    71 12 Reuter. Istanbul. Jane I THREE large Italian tankers-!* first seen in Turk, b UU snice Italy entered the war-:..- 1 arrived at Istanbul riii Italy en route for Co: Batum, Black S.a ports, they will load oil and n Italy. Though their arrival led t
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