Malaya Tribune, 9 June 1941

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Saks Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1941 FIVE CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE Monday, June 9, 1941
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    DESERTION OF SYRIAN ARMY OFFICERS REPORTED: BRITISH LANDING BY SEA
    1401 1 VICHY ANNOUNCES FIGHTING ON THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS Full Air Support For Allies rnVn h° indications have reached London or V ai of h° w the Vichy Syrian forces of 45,000 plus a irive st'Ited °that A t0 the A1Hed
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    Entry Was Secret
    265 1 Reuter. I J Londcn, June 9. ■ffuHARD IHMBLEBY, the observer in Syria for the aritisfa Broadcasting Corpa- n, has sent a dispatch «oin 'omcwhere inside Syria -tates that the first actual I nation into that coun- was made by sappers and 'TcUnUcera on Suture. night 1 1„
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    Fortress Demolished In Arms Explosion
    55 1 Reuter. I Basle, June 9. I nis number of casualeluding several hundred a result of an explosion munitions stores at the fortreu of Smederovo 'as completely demolished, Basler Nachrichteu -■'riapest correspondent, jplo&ion which occurred :i y also nestroyed two- the town. The cause oi rophe
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    SIGNIFICANCE OF INVASION OF SYRIA ANALYSED
    593 1 Reuter. (By Gen. Sir Herbert Gough, Reuters Military Commentator) London, June 9. THE Free French forces, under the direction of Gen. Catroux, and supported by British troops, the whole under the command of Sir Henry Maitland Wilson advanced early yesterday morning into Syria. This
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    Petain Calls On Syria To Fight
    329 1 Reuter. Vichy, June 9. Petain, in a message to French men in Syria, calls on them to "figrht in a just cause and for the integrity of the territory entrusted to France by history/ Marshal Petain's message, which was despatched to Gen. Dentz, told
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    Savage Air Attack On Alexandria
    300 1 Reuter. Alexandria, June 9.. WHILE the British and Free FreDch forces entered Syria, the Germans launched a second ravage air attack on Alexandria, subjecting the city to yet another vicious all-night blitz Nazi squadrons, swooping to almost suicidally low altitudes, showered high explosive and incendiary
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    Vichy Alarm, Anger
    156 1 Reuter. Zurich, June 9 THE entry of British and French 1 troops into Syria has caused "consternation and indignation" in political circles, in Vichy, telegraphs the correspondent of the Neve Zu ere her Zeitunf. The correspondent adds that Vichy considers the situation extremely tense and it is
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    5,000 Drowned In Cyclonic Storm
    46 1 Reuter. Calcutta, June 9. COME 5,000 people, it ls reported, u wer c drowned in a cyclonic storm which struck a large number of villages hi the district of Barlsal on one of the leading channels of I Ganges delta. —Reuter
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    S'pore Indian Assn. President Resigns
    284 2 UNEXPECTED SEQUEL TO SELANGOR STRIKES (Tribune Staff Reporter) unexpected sequel to events following the recent strikes amongst Indian labourers in Selangor has taken place in Singapore with the resignation of Mr. V. Pakirisamy, wealthy landed proprietor and financier, from the presidentship of tho Singapore Indian
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    INQUIRY URGED INTO STRIKES
    180 2 IN a number of resolutions passed by the Indian Youth League, at an extraordinary general meeting; yesterday, the meeting recorded its earnest and emphatic protest against the measures adopted to settle the labour strikes in the F.M.S. Mr. S. C. Goho, presiding, declared that "want of
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    Insane Man Kills Fellow Patient
    182 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Saturday. AS a result cf a right between two patients in th e Central Mental Hospital. Tanjong Rambutan on April 29. one of them died following a kick received In the abdomen, and In the second court yesterday. Che Shamsudin
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    TO-NIGHTS AUSSIE BROADCAST
    43 2 A specia' recording flown from Australia will be broadcast from the Singapore Station at 8.45 tonight in the programme for Australian troops. The recording includes a speech by Mr. R. G. Menzies, the Commonwealth Prime Minister, and I ports news.
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    VACCINES BEING STORED IN COLONY
    259 2 pOR the purpose of keeping stocks of vaccines, particularly typhoid accine, for the protective inoculation of certain sections of the population of Singapore in case of emergency (persons in refugee camps, for instance), the Pathological Department has obtained th<* sanction of the Finance Committee of
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    ANOTHER WAR LOAN FOR COLONY OF $10 MILLIONS
    374 2 SECOND OF SERIES TO-DAY'S COUNCIL MEETING Singapore, Monday. AT the Legislative Council meeting to-day 28 bills came up for consideration, among which the War Loan (Local) Bill was taken through all the stages. The Daylight Saving (Amendment) Bill, advancing the local time
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    More Comforts For Malay Sailors
    90 2 OWING to the necessity for the urgent training cf ecial Royal Air I orce apprentices at the G'n ernment Trade Schc >ls in Singapore r.nd Penang, exr i and special machine plant and eg itpment are requhed To this end the Finance Committee of the
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    Scholars Must Not Marry
    163 2 THE latest isate ernmem ces that any UamJVS? S Scholar who KdT t Jiak Chuan schn v Tan i the Cecil T. S3l rs i P ship will "«nts of the «LESM upon marriage. nola rship Bc<lh these K-holira.--tenable fo, cannot be hold in and I
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    Transfer Of Broadcast Station Costs $656,000
    91 2 r J_HE transfer of the wireless transmitting station at Pin Lebar to a new site is estimated to cost 8656.00'). m] this has been approved by the Finance Committee of the Legislative Council. > This amount is required for completing th: wireless transmitting station
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    ROAD ACCIDENTS
    81 2 SEVEN children have lost their lives in rc?.d accidents in Singapore so far this year compared with ten during the whole of 1940. Out of the 25 persons injured eight wsre children. There was one death as a result of a read accident last week compared with four
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    15 2 Mr. Tso Yu Jai has been appointed Supervisor. Flour Pools, for the Settlement of Singapore.
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    Bombers From Cents
    24 2 (Cent-A-Ptane Fund 1 .Total number of cnew planes destroyed riurim jthe week-end on all front* up to midnight london time. SEVEN
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    44 2 It is announced that the untitled R. C Moore will tak? ever die duties Of Chaplain of Selangor Church cf England I seme time a: the end of June or the beginning cf July- In the meantime, priests from Singapore will take the services.
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    F.M.S. LEGAL ADVISER REPLIES TO CRITICISMS BY JUDGE
    643 3 "Totally Unfounded Imputation" (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. •IX no prosecution conducted by an officer of the Legal V hirer's Department has any revelant fact or deof law ever been wilfully suppressed," states In I.i ul Adviser, F.M.S., the Hon.
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    Freedom Show
    96 3 <F»rm Our Own Reporter) Penang. fcaturaay. [OST impressive array of phon tcgiaphs and drawings, seve->-like models and a never-to-rgotten collection cf captured v spoils are to be seen at the For Freedom" Exhibition h opened at the Primary Weley School hall yesterday. i •h a large number of
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    SAVAGE ASSAULT ON CHINESE KILLS HIM
    348 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday, the conclusion of the inquest held into the death of a Chinese ticket checker, Chew Foh Shin, who was the victim of a savage assault by several persons on a lonely stretch of road in Sungei Besi
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    Prisoners' Clothes Now Costing More
    81 3 THE sharp rise in prices consequent upon the outbreak of war has rendered the $2,000 provided in th* estimates for clothing for prisoners insufficient, and the Financial Committee of the Legislative Council has given approval to a supplementary estimate of $1,480. Though no provision was
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    25 3 Mr. P. O'Connell has returned from leave and assumed duties as Executive Engineer. P.W.D., Central Kedah, vice Mr. C. GJertsen who has gone on leat-e
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    PADI STRAW AS CATTLE FOOD
    131 3 DIFFICULTY is being experienced by the Malacca Branch of the Veterinary Department in obtaining sufficient! fodder for cattle at the quarantine station, and the use of padi straw, it is stated, has served to overcome in part the grazing difficulty of previous years. The Financial
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    100 More Rifles For The Police
    113 3 MO provision having be n made in the estimates, a supplementary provision of $7,089.11 is required by the Colony Police Department to meet the purchase of 100 rifles from the Malaya Command, Fort Canning, Singapore, for emergency purposes. This has been approved by the
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    Governor Sails On Minesweeper
    46 3 Picture taken on board a minesweeper in the Singapore harbour last week, when H.E the (Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, made a two-hour trip. His Excellency is seen here inspecting the "distance metre," by which the distances between each minesweeper is correctly gauged.
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    IPOH USHERS IN NINE PAIRS OF TWINS
    494 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. opening of several maternity homes in the tow?i is attributed as the main cause for the serous drop in the number of admissions at the hospital, states the Hon. Dr. K. T. Khong, M.8.E., Medical Superintendent of
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    War Raises Expenditure
    202 3 DUE to the war, a new Department of Supply, Malaya, was set up as a result of the acceptance of tne recommendations of the Eastern Group Conference held last year in Delhi. No provision was made In the estimates, and the Financial Committee of the Legislative Council
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    Batavia Training Camp For Boys
    161 3 Batavia, June 6. "TO meet the necessities of mo- dern warfare it is essential that an entire people be made war-minded, and more especially the younger generation," said Captain Nahuys, commander of the Volunteers at Batavia, when the military training camp for boys was opened
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    Burial Grounds Outside Municipal Limits
    36 3 IN order to enable the Municipal c roT>'<\sioneFs to provide burial -."•ounris r'-.it-side Municipal limits, a bill will shortly be introduced int/ the Legislative Council to amend the existing Municipal Ordinance.
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    53 3 Dr. M. Sockalingam, of the General Hospital, Singapore, has been transferrer for service with the Sarawak Government. Dr. Wong Kirn Yip. of the College of Medicine, will relieve Dr Sockallngam, while Dr. Wong's post as Assistant Bacteriologist in the College ha ß alreaJy been filled by Dr V. Thamby Pillal,
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    EXCITING END TO R.A.A.F.-RECS GAME Narrow Win For Recreation Club
    364 5 Good Batting And Bowling Yesterday Singapore, Sunday. rplKHK was a very exciting finish to the match on the Padang yesterday when the S.R.C. beat the R.A.A.F. by six runs. Replying to the 148 put up by the S.R.C., the R.A.A.F.
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    Colts Lose To Tads
    204 5 Ticket maL:;i played at I N ranK un on Saiui'iay the Man Regiment deieated the oore Colts by 63 runs. 'Sung are tne k MmSi lbw b Moiando 15, JLs c Humphries b M. Pereira w5 c G. Peierab Trail 0, Coogan b M. Pereira. 1.
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    Children's Events At Swimming Club
    22 5 CHILDREN'S novelty races will be at the Singapore Swiminins Club on Thursday morning, ag at 10.45 a.m.
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON TOURNAMENT
    216 5 fEN more ties in the Singapore junior badminton 1 championships were decided i at the Clerical Union Hall j yesterday. Ismail bin Marjan, the 1 strongest contender for the i men's singles title, hurdled one more obstacle, defeating Koh Keng Huat in the rubber set, which he
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    Indian Association Held To A Draw By Teachers
    289 5 THE Teachers' Association drew with the Indian Association in a cricket match played yesterday on the Indian Association ground, time intervening. The Indian Association which batted first knocked up 112 to which the Teachers replied with 92 for the loss of seven
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    SINHALESE WIN
    214 5 LN a cricket match between the Sinhalese Association and the R.A.M.C. played on the Sinhalese Association ground yesterday the former won by two wickets. Following are the results: R.AJVI.C. Russell cT. N. Fernando b Seneviratne 7 Doole c Seneviratne b Morando 8 Ratnam c Seneviratne b Goonewardne 20
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    SPORTS DIARY
    45 5 TO-DAY SOCCER: Div. I. S.C.F.A. v S.R.C, Stadium; R.A. lad, v R.E.. Changi; Reserve Div.. R.A.F. v Police, Depot; Div. lib, J.C.S.A. v. Airport, J.C.S.A.; Div. II A, R.A.O.C. v V.M.C.A.; R.E. Malays v. 5.H.8., Farrer Park. TENNIS: Singapore open Championships, Ist. day.
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    Airmen Fully Deserved Cup Tie Win Over N.S.
    460 5 Seremban, Sunday. 'PHE Royal Air Force team from Singapore, superior in all departments, took away both points from Negri Sembilan in their Malaya Cup encounter yesterday. The game itself was at no stap up to inter-state standard, and this was more evident
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    113 5 The following were the three best scores returned in the Keppei House spoon for May:—Mrs. J JRobertscn 48, 50, 51 149—48=101; Mrs. A. M Low 42, 42, 43=127—24 =103; Mrs. J A- Barr 48, 49, 50=147 —42=105. Ihe following were the eight best scores returned in the
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    BATSMEN IN FORM IN S.C.C-C.S.C. MATCH
    517 5 fHE two-day cricket match between the S.C.C. and the C.S.C. which w r as continued yesterday, resulted in a draw, time intervening. r The S.C.C, who batted first on Saturday, piled up 203, to which the C.S.C, who began batting on Saturday and con-
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    LOYALS BEATEN
    116 5 batting and bowling perJ formances were witnessed on the Padang when the S.C.C. beat me Loyals by two wickets in a high-scoring game of cricket yesterday Freeman top-scored with 66 runs for the Lcyals while Pte. Heaton and Pte. Smith added 25 md 24 runs respectively to the
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    WATER POLO WINS FOR S.S.C.
    152 5 THE first team of the Singapore 1 Swimming Club beat the R.A.F., Soletar at water-polo at the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday by three goals to two. The Club's goals were scored by Heniicheen. Yetton and Kleinman, while those of the R.A.F. were scored by Johnson.
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    We Redeem A Promise
    718 6 THE Tribune Group of Newspapers has been striving fully to merit the privileges and to discharge the responsibilities which its status as Malaya's National Newspaper confers on it. One of the responsibilities which we have always tried to keep before us is to make available to
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    GAY BRITISH OUTPOST CARRYING ON LIFE IN HONG KONG
    1008 6  -  By CLIVE TURNBULL rest of the world is wrong about Hons Kong. By all popular impressions it ought t b be a womanless storm-centre, evacuated by its feminine population, looking constantly to the threat of trouble in the Far East. Actually
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    BRITAIN BUTTONS UP THE WORLD
    454 6 BRITAIN'S button makers have never been busier. The war is making colossal demands upon them. They are at present working on a contract for 200.000.000 buttons to sew on the new Army's battle dress in the Spring. At the same time they are coping successfully
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    A Man Who Returned
    338 6 r ]ytO and a half years after he vanished into the Arctic wastes of Baffin Island, Thomas Henry Manning, 29-year-old exHarrow and Cambridge man, recently returned to civilisation. Th? news of his return came in a Sunday Dispatch cable from Montreal. It said simply: "Manning English
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    584 6 fLERKS, ar aj have, from time to tin f the limelight, but tecaiiieai tants are a class of work have remained in the bacta They are doing r meal work in Municipal Departments thhour Boards, architects' aii ing and contractor.,' are the draughtsman, eJerfci works, computers, overseers
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    VICHY REPORTS FIERCE FIGHTING IN ALLIED INVASION OF SYRIA
    939 7 Reuter. rjIHE DIE HAS BEEN CAST IN SYRU AT I TWO O'CLOCK ON SUNDAY MORNING FREE FRENCH TROOPS, SUPPORTED BY IMPERIAL FORCES, CROSSED THE FRONTIER TO BRING TO AN END THE GROWING GER\I AMSATION OF THAT COUNTRY. IT IS A MOVE
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    Allies' Timely Move In Syria
    293 7 Reuter. Cairo, June 8. THF move by the British and Free French to prevent the Germans assuming control of SyT <> f iv aS eV,denCC accumulating of growing German infiltration. It is understood that General Dentz, the French High Commissioner in Syria, was recently informed
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    Mediterranean Fleet
    57 7 Reuter. Vicky, June B.—The British aircraft carriers Ark Royal and Furious, the battle cruiser and the cruiser Shefheld with flotillas, torpedo-boats and submarines left Gibraltar f «»r the Mediterranean at dawn this morning, says a dispatch from Lalinea. It is also reported from Lalinea that ten mer«hantships going
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    Catroux's Stirring Call To Syrians
    778 7 Reuter. LONDON, JUNE 8. INHABITANTS OF SYRIA AND LEBANON—THE HOUR IN YOUR HISTORY HAS SOUNDED FOR YOU. FRANCE DFCLARES YOU INDEPENDENT BY THE VOICE OF HER SONS WHO ARE FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE AND FOR THE i IRFRTY OF THE WORLD." In these terms, General
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    31 7 Reuter. Cairo. June 8. THE area devastated by the raid 1 in Alexandria was toured on Saturday by King Parouk and the I Queen who afterwards visited the Injured in hospital.—Reuter. >
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    Turks Now In Safer Position
    185 7 Reuter. London, June 8. THE First mention of the Syria fighting by the Nazis occurred in the broadcast when merely stated, "The British hr.ye officially admitted that they have attacked Syria and Lebanon." Well-informed circles in Ankara are wondering whether German provocation in Syria is
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    Hess Libel Actions In Britain
    144 7 Reuter. London, June 8. J*HE left wing Labourite, Mr. Harry Pollitt, told the Press OH Saturday that he would seek Ito call Rudolf Hess as a witj ness if he received a writ in the libel action which is pending on the subject of the
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    How U.S.A. Is Helping China
    100 7 Reuter. Hongkong, June 8. THE United States is aiding China in three ways, through the Lend-Lease Act, commercial loans, and the Currency Stabilisation Fund,' declared Mr. Fox, American member of the fund, who arrived here yesterday. Mr. Fox added that the currency agreement aimed at
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    Domestic Occurrence
    82 8 DEATH. CHEW —MR. CHEW AH KAK passed away peacefully on Saturday, 7-6-41. at his residence, No. 158, Mackenzie Road, Singapore at the age of 75 years, leaving behind to mourn his loss, 2 sons (Chew Slew Boon and Chew Bah Kah), 1 daughter, 1 son-in-law, 3 daughters-in-law, many
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      158 9 SHORTLY! THE BIG MUSIC EVENT! KRONCHONC BAND CHAMPIONSHIP AMATEURS 3 CUPS j ENTRIES CLOSE PROFESSIONALS 3 CUPS I WED. 11TH DAZZLING \RRAY OF AMERICAN FASHIONS IN TROPICAL COLOURS BROADWAY RADIO* TO-NIGHT HAPPY THEATRE 6.45 9.15 Errol. Flynn "THE SEA HAWK" TO-MORROW: "CHU CHIN CHOW" SEASIDE TALKIE GLORY THEATRE^" To-niirht at
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    91 10 The engagement is announced between Mr. Tan Sin Yew, eldest son of Mr. Tan Joon Ann and the late Mrs. Tan Joon Ann and Miss Tan Chwee Neo, youngesi daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Tian Seng. The engagement is announced between Mr. YFO KHLAN LIM. th°
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    35 10 CHUA-CHAN —Chua Kirn Kwee, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. Chua Seng Kav. was married to Miss Chan Sin Neo, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chan Hye Seng on Sunday. June 8, 1941.
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      659 10 tmssmi _J Situations Vacant WANTED A Malay salesman. Apply pcrfeoimiiy 68. bu._n Road. Singapore. (NO. 87IH) A JUNIOR CLERK wanted with knowledge of book-keeping. Tamil preferable. Aiox No. b-'j Maluya Tribune. Singap (No. 879H) WANTED TEACHER, either sex. Senior Cambridge with oral English. Apply immediately Principal, English School. Nee Soon.
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      676 10 Business Opportunities ADVERTISER seeks Distributors for Australian Biscuits. New shipment Box 818. Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No 86?») BUSINESS MAN leaving colony, wants to I sell his business: income guaranve-d. I $120'- to $800!- a month, a grand oppor- tunity for the buyer. Apply 1 488. Singapore. (No. 89QH) MARAGARINE MANUFACTURERS
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      527 10 NOTICE. UNION RADIO SOUND SERVICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mok Jim Seng a partner m the abovenamed firm of Union Radio Sound Service carrying on business at No. 160, Selegie Road, Singapore retired from the said Firm as from the 2nd day of June, 1941. All debts incurred by
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    145 11  -  Wall Street Restrained Bv REVTER Cable T V/Vl New York, Juno 7. rpHE ctive Congressional fight on the bill to requisil ■■perty restrains Wall Street. The quick passage House of the Cole Pipeline Bill steadied oils. The h'irities have made an initial allocation of Steel iding
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    63 11 orresponden'.) gapore, Monday ber market was closTtH shares wer> th quotations well ilneen passed in Tin Fields, Austral its. all at around Improved slightly •lvity in rubbers. <- s~ Mentakatw, Pajams, m :rket eont.'nuv. Brothers, which quantity, have IttT Cf. H1 Wax Loan rrunderstood that
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    22 11 c, Monday. j Prta ol •in ;md rubber c al noon to- day were:— TIN RUBBER —Hers 40» t I
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    125 11 Simla, June 9. m -lassie of Abysi special personal 'he Indian greatly helped in Italian ruie in A »11 aware of the Indian public for my people ears of their mission, and I am I re i rateful for the which the Indian i t: laved
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    Japan's "New Order" Matter Of Fiction
    1292 11 JJROADCASTING from the Singapore station last night, Sir George Sansom referred to the changing conditions in Japan and said it was sad for Englishmen who remembered the Anglo-Japanese Alliance to And that these changes meant the disappearance from the Japanese scene of so many
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    197 11 Reuter. London, June 8. THE next German attack will he a thrust at the vitals of the Empire declares the editor of the Observer. Mr. J. L. Garvin, commenting in the Observer on the aftermath of Crete. It might not avail us next
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    41 11 Reuter. Shanghai, June 8. ON grounds of military necessity, the Japanese authorities are reported to have banned all shipping services except Japanese on the coast of East -Cheking Province. Among the companies affected are several small Italian and German shipping concerns.—Reuter.
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      310 11 Radio Highlights Of The Week TO-DAY. 8.45: Trooping the Colour, programme in honour of the p.m. King's Birthday. 7.30: Singapore Music Hall. 10.20: London relay, "In My 9.20: London relay, News from Opinion." Home with Howard Mar- p m FRIDAY shall. 7.15: Talk on Vegetable Grow--9.35: London relay, The Stones
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    SYRIA: WORLD REACTION
    221 12 Reuter. Jerusalem, June 9. THE announcement of the Allied 1 entry into Syria and Lebanon yesterday morning which ended th, period of tension in Palestine has brought considerable relief to all communities which had been anxiously scanning the many re PprtS rf German infiltration into French mandated
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    260 12 Reuter. Cairo. June 9. N STIFVING the British action in Syria by describing the German infiltration there as the first stage in the Nazi conquest of French lonies. Gen. Wavell. the British Commander -in Chief. .Middle East, issued a proclamation last night to the soldiers of
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    Munitions Factory Destroyed By Fire
    70 12 Reuter. Wheeling, (West Virginia* June 8. I FIRE "practically destroy ed" the Wheeling Machine Products Company factory which is making sheli fittings. The cause of the fire is not known. The Sunday shift workmen 1 to safety as the flames spread rapidly through the sprawling
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    503 12 Reuter. J]VENTS in the American Labour Front are rapidly heading for a showdown with public and congressional indignation continuing to rise while vital war industries are crippled by interminable strikes. LEGISLATION IS BEING HURRIEDLY FRAMED WITH THE OBJECT OF GOVERNMENT TAKING OVER FACTORIES AFFECTED
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    69 12 Reuter. Shanghai, June 7. ABOUT oo Japanese soldiers were n wounded and killed when a troop train was attacked by Chines, guerillas at Huangkou In Northwest Kiangsi Province on May 30 according to a delayed report received by t.:e local Chinese press. Four raliway coaches
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    29 12 Reuter. Ottawa. June 8. HRINCE Bernhard of the Nether- lands arrived unexpectedly front England for a fortnight's visit to Princess Juliana and his two daughters.—Reuter.
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    115 12 Reuter. Camden (New Jersey), June 8. THE battleship South Da- kota, armed with nine 16-inch guns and costing tiv t i m'lo was launched on Saturday and. a minute later, the k»?l was laid of a new 10,090-ton cruiser on the same ways. Col. Knox, Secretary
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    35 12 Reuter. Rangoon. June 9. ANEW daily Thai radio programme was inaugurated from Rangoon yesterday afternoon by the exchange of greetings emphasising the cultural, racial and religious associations of the two countries.—Reuter.
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    191 12 Reuter. THE announcement 1 warship* have I h ments of troops arrned2? fc iSH guns on the coast o i hToa *ii cf Beirut yeste, d L ban <?n made last night by «5 agency. Uc ae»i The British naval t the agency, consisted of nJS
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    232 12 Reuter. Cairo. June 9. AIRMAN, Colonials L Moroccans. Ak-cn.. I I sians, Sengalese, my comrades in the armies of the Empire Ir. the name of France, in the ;of your honour, in I your conscience, I address Hi appeal towards you." states On i Catroux in
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