Malaya Tribune, 11 June 1941

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Wednesday. June 11. 1941.
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    GIGANTIC ENEMY LOSSES AT SEA" VITAL SIX MONTHS AHEAD – PREMIER
    880 1 GIGANTIC ENEMY LOSSES AT SEA" VITAL SIX MONTHS AHEAD PREMIER REUTER. fart" that last monthfthc BritiiX r T al d ,he as ">»'»l>- Perhap, y .Vtl'SK AWVSSrt 1 unary of the prospects of the war he fed™*!• i or prediction for the future but If th cd l glve no
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    EMPEROR OF MANCHUKUO
    36 1 Reuter. Hsinking, June 11. AFTER a nine-day tour of the north-west provinces, the Emperor of Manchukuo yesterday returned to the capital were hundreds of armed Japanese soldiers lined the streets and squares —Reuter.
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    De Gaulle & Darlan Speak
    114 1 De Gaulle Darlan Speak London. June It. r\[ kadi rs of Free France and \,tii\ both vpoke to the French people night. le Ga ille, in a statement 3 that France German victory. delivered from he declared, and thai the Allied ci been maae Government rmana to gai-i •hi Levant.
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 Reuter. t airo. June 1 confirmed that British patt-ts landed on the on Monday—Reuter. London. June 11 V rf iuh air squadrons have jmcd n syria frcm North Jjo, according to the Ankara
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    "WE SHOULD NOT REGRET CRETE" SAYS PREMIER
    4228 1 Reuter. H T should not regret the Battle of Crete" declared Mr. Iw Churchill, Prime Minister, in the Commons yesterday. lltf °r it, he added, the Germans, early in their campaign of 1941, mi already be masters of Syria, Iraq, and preparing for
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    ENEMY BASES ON RHODES HEAVILY BOMBED BY R.A.F.
    379 1 ALLIED ADVANCE IN SYRIA CONTINUES Reuter. DEMOLITIONS along the coast road of Syria have now been overcome and the Allied advance is proceeding, states a Cairo message. From Ankara it is reported that the mechanised division understood to be moving from Iraq
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    28 1 Reuter. Rome, June 11: "We have settled accounts with Greec?—the slave of England," declared Mussolini speaking on the occasion of "memorial day" for the war against Britain.— Reuter.
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    Churchill: 'We Must Regain Initiative'
    388 1 must regain the initiative and impart to all our operations that sense of mastery and design which the Germans so often display," declared Mr. Churchill in the House of Commons yesterday. TfTe Prcmief said: It is very easy for critics without troubling too much about
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    Recall Of Japanese Delegate?
    134 1 Reuter. Tokyo, June 11. WITH the be'ief prevalent in quarters close to the Government i-hat Mr. Yoshizawa, the chief Japanese delegate, will be recalled from Batavia, thus dimming the prospects of further economic negotiations, well-informed circles" last night asserted that Japan's final attitude will be decided
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    N.E.I. Naval Wireless Operators For England
    35 1 Reuter. Batavia, June 11. A GREAT number of naval wireless cnerators trained in the Netherlands East Indi?s will soon go to England to join the Netherlands Naval forces Reuter.
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    LAST YEAR TO-DAY
    28 1 The Germans attempted to bridge tne Belne between Rouen and Vernon under cover of amoke-screens. In the centre the French withdrew south of the Marue.
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    Premier's Assurance To Syria
    381 1 Reuter. IN the course of his reference to the Syrian operation during the debate in the Commons yesterday, Mr. Churchill, the Prime Minister, repeated that we had no territorial designs in Syria cr anywhere else in French territory. He said:-We seek no colonies or advantages of
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    SPECIALLY-TRAINED LOCAL ARTISANS TO JOIN R.A.F.
    358 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) SINGAPORE'S first batch of artisans for the Royal Air Force, trained under the special Air Force artizans' training theme in the Singapore Trade School during the last 12 months, will "pass out" for service in the R.A.F. at the end of
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    Alleged Cheating
    88 2 Singapore. Tuesiny. A LLEGED to have cheated his employer by Belling his employer's goods and pocketing the money. R K. Mohamed Tusct (22). claimed trial, when charged before Mr. W. D. Carew, in the third volice court, to-day. It was alleged that Yusof took 12 dosen tooth-brushes worth
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    India, Burma Talk On Immigration
    214 2 Reuter. Simla, June 11. DELEGATION of the Indian Government left for Burma yesterday to discuss problems relating to the Indian immigration into Burma. The necessary data to form the basis of negotiations has been furnished by the Baxter Immigration Report. This is believed to recommend
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    INDIAN UNION DISSOLVED
    85 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. A NOTIFICATION in yesterday s F.M.S. Government Gazette states that as it appears to him that the society registered under the title of the Klang District Indian Union, Klang. has been used for purposes prejudicial to the peace, good order
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    Japan Will Act, Says Mussolini
    106 2 Reuter. Rome, June 10. MUSSOLINI in a speech to-day said that the whole of Greece, including Athehs, be occupied by I*aly. Greece re-enters the Italian Mediterranean sphere of influence. He declared categorically that the Italians shall return to Abyssinia and their dead and wounded will
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    Stabbing Of Woman By Brother Alleged
    362 2 Singapore, Tuesday. IS APPROVAL of his sister's conduct was the motive advanced by the prosecution to-day in the course of a preliminary enquiry held before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the third court into the alleged stabbing of Alice Jansen by Arthur Jansen. It was
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    Warships At S'pore
    18 3 A Picture showing British jvarships uerthed at th/> Singapore Naval Base. See also page 5.
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    Birthday Honours This Year
    59 3 line Stall Reporter niKTHDAY honours will be ft awarded this year on the ocii of the Kings Birthday on Thai sdajr. circular to Government departments says that the Secretary tv t»a the Colonies has isut(i it liut liens stating that no (M '.i'H t.i parades will
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    Four Chinese On Extortion Charge
    78 3 F^ TT Singapore, Tuesday. OUR Chinese. Scow Boon Chen<* Scow Ah See, Scow Aug Kua and Scow Eng Ah. were charged in the fifth court to-day with wrongful-/ confining one Quek Soon Yik in a room at Choon Guan Street on June 8 in order
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    Two Malayans Feel Proud
    338 3 An R.A.F. Pilot Is Honoured (Tribune Staff Reporter) §0 excited over the Singapore radio news that his nephew had won an immediate bar to his Distinguished Flying Cross, Mr. Gordon Travers and his wife, in Ayer Tawar, Perak, did not listen to the details of his
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    Charged A Year After Alleged Offence
    59 3 Singapore, Tuesday. ALLEGED to have criminally tnsp&ased on the premises of the Chop Chuan Seng Pineapple factory on June 11, 1940.—a year ago—Goh Meng San appeared in the lifth court this morning to answer the charge. He claimed" trial, and the case was postponed
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    FIRST MALAYAN CHINESE FOR TRAINING WITH R.A.F.
    252 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) INCLUDED in the next batch for trairfing at the R.A.F. Training School, Singapore, will be the first Chinese to join the R.A.F., Tan Kay Hai, who is at present working at Malayan Motors Ltd., Singapore. The present batch under mining
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    Fined For Delay In Reporting Arrival
    149 3 Singapore, Tuesday. DECAUSE he failed to report his arrival into the Colony to the Aliens' Registration Officer, immediately after arrival, Selvarayt n Valentin <38), an Indian who is a French subject, was fined $50. or two weeks' simple imprisonment, by Mr. W. d. Carew,
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    55 3 Mr. R. J. Wilkinson, C.M.G who was in the Malayan Civil Service up to 1914, \vh. n he became Governor of Sierra Lcuiu*. retired from the Colonial Service in 19?.--and for some years past has been li'lnsr on his yacht with a post adriraa at one of the larger Greek
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    Americans Want U.S. Navy Based In S'pore
    313 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) third of the Pan American Airways' giant dippers arrived in Singapore yesterday, bringing with it 20 passengers for Singapore and a large mail On board Mrs. Dee Bredin, journalist, who, incidentally, wa* also the first woman passenger brought by Pan
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    FINE TENNIS IN S'PORE CHAMPIONSHIPS
    541 4 VERY good tennis was witnessed at the S.C.C. courts yesterday evening when further ties in the Singapore open championships were played off. Unfinished ties were decided yesterday both at the S.C.C. and V.M.C.A. in addition to further ties. In the open men's doubles. Kamis and
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    DIGGERS IN SELANGOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
    105 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. SGT. X Dalv and Corporal Allan cf the A.I F. piayed impressive tennis to-day to win their tie in the annual Selangor tennis championships, beating V Rajaratnam and C. Gregory 7-5. 6-4. Other results in the open doubles were
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    Finals Of Y's Tourney To-day
    81 4 HELD over, awing to the Singapore open championships, the| handicap doubles final in the V M C A open invitation law n tennis tournament will be played »ff la jay between J. G Houston and X A W. Hills and Ahmad Shah and A G.
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    SPORT SHORTS
    181 4 PLAYING on the Singapore Harbour Board ground yesterday the R.N.W.T. (Kranji) shared honours with the Post Office in a Div. 2B match both sides scoring two goals each. A Tne following have accepted to plly scccer for the S C C. against the Chartered Bank to-day on the
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    Sports Diary
    49 4 TO-DAY SOCCER: Reserve div. Gordons vs. Malays. Anson Road Stadium. lIA R.A. Blakan Mati vs. Royai Navy, Blakan Matr. R.E. < Pulau Brani» vs. R.A.F. (Tengah) Pulau Brani: R.A.F. (H.Q.) vs. S.C.F.A Geylang Stadium. TENNIS: Spore open championships. S.C.C. and V.M.C.A. courts CRICKET: V.M.C.A v. R.A.F. <Seletar>. V.M.C.A.
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    TADS & GORDONS DRAW KEEN GAME
    326 4 TADS GORDONS DRAW KEEN GAME Manchesters 1; Gordons 1. J\ a rouging Div. 1 soccer match, the Gordons held the Manchesters to a 1-all draw at Tanglin, yesterday. The Dons assumed the initiative at the beginning of the game but after their first sustained effort they seldom were dangerous in
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    Ben Simon In Another K.O. Win
    107 4 Reuter. New York, June 10. WHEN Ben Simon faced Joe Louis last March he was regarded as just another victim, but he put up such a fine fight, carrying the champion for 13 rounds that he was promised a return fight later. Simon was
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    Week-End's Yachting
    109 4 ON Friday, there will be the usual afternoon races for all classes, at Royal Singapore Yacht Club, smarting at 5.23 pm. for th e ".V class and 5.25 p.m. for the other classes. Cn Sunday, the "C class will sail the third race for a club, burgee, starting
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    Old Boys v. School Staff
    91 4 "FRIENDLY tennis matches between the Old Boys of tst. Andrews and the Schol staff and present boy-; (combmcdi will be held at the association's sourts, oernngoon Road, during the third weel. of June, 1941. It is also proposed to hold badminton matches between the old
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    MALAYAN HEAVILY MINED S'PORE BASE READY FOR ANY CALL
    1588 5 China Station C-In-C Jells Of Our Strength S aval Preparedness of Singaporehe mm.ng of strategic areas, patrols and minesweeping enemy vos-seU, do not mine these waters ami the a Fleet A.r Arm-was given in a broadcast talk ght when We-Admnal Sir
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    Indian Couple On Theft Charge
    82 5 Singapore, Tuesday. TWO Indians, a man and a wo- man. both aged 40, appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh in the fifth court this morning when a charge of housebreaking and theft was explained to them. Lachimi, the woman, and Allapache were alleged to have
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    American Clipper Brings U.K. Mail
    36 5 The Postal Department advises that an air mail from the United Kingdom arrived yesterday evening by the Pan American Clipoer and a general delivery v/ill be made at 5.15 this morning.
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    Few Applicants Ask For Evacuation Camps
    248 5 some time now A.R.P. Wardens have been visiting houses in the affected areas of Singapore registering names for evacuation camps, and have doubtless covered the field very effectively. For the benefit of any who have not been so visited. Evacuation Camp Registration Centres were
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    Opinion
    166 6 Labour Shortage MR. F. D. Bisseker's speech to the Legislative Council on Monday was far and away tru j most constructive one delivered at that meeting. He did a grtat service to the country by drawing the Government's attention once again to the problem of labour shortage—a subject most
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    Production Problem
    174 6 THOUGH employers in this country have often referred to the curtailment of tin and rubber output as being a result of the labour shortage, the I Government does not seem to j have given such complaints i the earnest consideration they j deserve. Lest our vital war effort
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    Delhi Attitude
    90 6 POINT to remember in this connection is that the ban was imposed by the Government of India on the express recommendation of the Congress Government of Madras. Any reversal by the Central Government of such a decision recommended by a Provincial Government, which was placed in power by
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    SHOP THAT SERVES HALF BRITAIN
    1464 6  -  WO Branches 800,000 Members By GRAHAM MILLER .IX a small room in Rochdale, a town in Britain's industrial north, close on a hundred years ago, a group of people met to discuss their grievances, and Ito find a remedy for them. The people who were
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    What They Swap
    234 6 gWAPPING, a characteristic American taste, has never flourished as it does to-day. In New England, Yankee Magazine runs pages of swapping notices in every issue. Hundreds of would-be swappers advertise in the Pittsburgh Bulle-tin-Index, the Chicago Traders Bulletin and other periodicals. It's amazing to read in swappers'
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    Churches Down, Bible Sales Up
    232 6 QFFICIAL figures of the damage done by Nazi bombers to Church property in England and Wales comes on the heels of the affirmation of the Hitler creed in a home broadcast to German youth. "This," the announcer declared, "is the Creed of our time: We
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    534 6 IT is report, d thai a relics or the notorious rZ Fmden will be melted toxn* used In the construction of IS by the Singapore Hi It will be poetic nv. f vessels eventually torn out to b7 8 successful in destrovino Nan L? marin. s as
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    NAVAL C-IN-C
    34 7 A new picture of the Commctlder-in-Chiej 'China Station), Vic-i-Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton, K.8.E., C.8., D.5.0., who, in a broadcast list night, told of Malaya's great strenath ana prepared nar,. See page 5.
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    Domestic Occurrence DEATH.
    99 8 Mrs. Chye Slew Quee nee Melanie Lee passed away peacefully on Wednesday, 11-6-41 at her residence No. 88, Sophia Road, Singapore, at the age of 87 years, leaving behind to mourn her loss 1 son Chys Fook Sinn, 2 daughters Chye Soon Nyong and Chye Soon Lee,
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      290 10 ORIENTAL TELEPHONE ELECTRIC CO., LTD., (Incorporated in the United Kingdom). NOTICE TO TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS. IN TANGLIN DISTRICT. The Company regrets to announce that owing to cable damage in Orchard Road the telephone service to approximately 300 subscribers in the Tanglin district is interrupted. The necessary repairs are now in hand
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      120 10 THE SINGAPORE AUCTWNEBS AUCTION SALE Of modern European TEAK HOUSEHOLD H'* crockery, glass* are, i siis, etc., etc. (The proper! iwrs. C. Krev». To be held Swanage Road (Gro\ Tanjong Katong Rd June 14th.. 1941. at 2.30 view from Friday. Catal issued. THE STNGAPORE A.l (Auctioneers To The I Bodies,
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      884 10 TO-DAY'S RADlol SINGAPORE LONDOV ZHL. 225 m. 1333 k!cs. lllllH ZHP.I. 30 96 m. 9.69 m|cs. GSV 17«, ANsM ISS!Ov ZHP 2 48 58 m. 6-175 m!e«. GSF —IS 2 H? Cs; 16 ZHP3. 41 38 m. 7 25 mcs. Zj 25 Pm. GSD 11 7 2 p m 12.15
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    Malayan Sharebrokers' Asso. Report
    950 11 Singapore, June 10. Buyers Sellers MINING. .jnpat Tin (ss) 3[3 319 Amal. (58) 7ll>a 76 Austral Malay 3316 34.6 Aver Htam 171- l B iMfr Wrr.g 0.67 0.72 r ;n 12 6 Mi. SltS selanfot ($D 1.40 1.43 ■erjuntal (ss) 91- B Malay 17;6 IB!6cd «I-
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    Mid-Day Prices
    23 11 Siimapore, Wednesday. lYices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— TIN $139, up *4. RUBBER 39%, Sellers 40
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    Tin, Rubber Share Markets Dull
    151 11 (From Our Financial Correspondent) mm Singapore. Wednesday 'JJIN shares were a quiet market yester«rr»<^ayDwlt» Quotations remaining Ki?n u %U b T u ln Passed in L»u Klangs, Sungel Luas and Austmi Amalgamated. „,T£'J" übber snare m »rket continues dull Z*u l L uyerB for most
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    MARKET REPORTS
    90 11  -  Gilt-Edgeds' Good Tone (By Reuter. London, June 10. fHE Stock Exchange opened quietly steady with Gilt-edged secunt.es again displaying a good tone. I n oils, AngloIranian and Burmahs were better on the Syria situatfon. Kaffirs were firm on Cape buying. Later while Gilt-edged securities were pausing. Industrials were
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      302 11 THE FOURTH DRAWING FOR PRINCIPAL REPAYMENT OF THE 27TH YEAR NATIONAL DEFENCE LOAN OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA (1938) (Subject to the Defence (Finance) Regulations of 1939, 1940 1941) is hereby siven that above Drawing was duly held on the Jlp '>! April. 1941. Four numbers were drawn, viz: 352,
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      355 11 TPfiTl Radio flashes the news 1 "1/111 AJIyS /Af ww/</ am?/*. *>.•'. ■•■> a.n.-'"•.._>;' Only modern radio equips you to keep M L "^JUMia^g^ paec with to-day's rapid tire of events. §B A 1941 Philips Radioplaycr is modern radio -at its very peak of efficiency. BL^yZ//* 5^ It gives you
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      325 11 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA S. N. CO. SERVICES Bangkok. Penan*, Rangoon and Calcutta. Port Suet ten ham. Penang, Negapatam, Porto Novo, Cuddalore, Madras. Sailings will b e maintained as regularly as circumstances permit. For information regarding freight and passenger accommodation apply to: BOUSTEAD CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in F.M.S. I Tel.
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      361 11 P. o. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE (Incorporated in England) PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL B.N. CO. MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. The best possible services are being maintained by the P. o S N. Co rrom the Straits to their usuo* ports of call in China. India. CeykJ and the United
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    Cutting Down Consumption Of Paper
    133 12 NOT approved yet but under gcvernmenta' eonsideiation are the recommendations of the Paper Ccntrol Committee, a joint ad Y*~ ior v bedy set up tv advise the Malayan Governments on lne Wartime consumption oi paper and paper board. By these recommendations, which closely follow those
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    15 12 Mr C H. Dakers has been appointed a Police Magistrate for the Settlement of Malacca.
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    Sq. Ldr. and Mrs C. J. K. Hutortins , -pictured deaving St. Andrew's Cathedral after their marriage yesterday. The bride was formerly Miss Peggy Usher.
    24 12 Sq. Ldr. and Mrs C. J. K. Hutortins -pictured deaving St. Andrew's Cathedral after their marriage yesterday. The bride was formerly Miss Peggy Usher.
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    Blackmailer Gaoled, Caned
    116 12 Singapore Tuesday. SENTENCE of f:ur years' rigorous imprisonment and 24 strokes !of the rotan was imposed on Lim I John Chye, a young Straits-born I Chinese, who stood his trial at the j Assize Court befor? Mr. Justice Manning and a common jury on two charges of
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    RESIGNATION OF LA. PRESIDENT
    267 12 THE resignation of Mr. V. Pakirisamy from the Pres.dentship of the Singapore Indian Association, is the subject matter of a lengthy letter received from the Hon. General Secretary of the Association. Mr. M. R. Menon. Stating that the president's resignation came to him as a surprise.
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    GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF SHIPPING
    157 12 SHIPBROKERS and chart* vessels of mor- ft gross tons, or of spar-, fo t\ J mere than 1,000 rv ls fjf are advised thai to-day, full details oi'\n m 'ransactions must bo renort advance to the Bhippina cS Straits Settlement states a Government When the introdu
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    26 12 A reunion tea party of the City High School Old F-oys' Association will be held on Thurs ;av In at 5 p.m. at the Cathay C
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      140 12 PUT YOUK MONET M7V I ACT/ON I GOVERNMENT 1 f JaV«Vwff%vK BHMMMMMM» ISSI ,M RF. STOCK I E| I REGISTERED DEBtNT IK I X 1 REPAYABLE M M I J| 1 U, HOTTER CENT. PRICE OF 1?M |10 per cent -*MT I thereon P ayable By made on the 15th
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      206 12 Public Notices .VALAYAN COLLIERIES LTD. Notice of Declaration of Dividend No. 82 and Closure of Share Registers. NOTICE is hereby given that the Ehectors have declared a First Injterini Dividend of (Three per cent.) in respect of the year ending 31st recember 1941, payable on ;3L\h J-.ne, 1941. Dividend Wai
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      170 12 A THOrSAM) TIMES Hfl "J £k A EXCITING BllHKtiKii THAN ANY OUTSTANDING ADVENTURE FILM TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15 ■kl H Jill I TO-MORROW—A GRIPPING MYSTERY-SPY DRAMA! (OXTRABAX to British National Film—Starring CONRAD VEIDT VALERIE HOBSON Holiday Week-end Matinees—l 50 P.M. JUNE 12—AN ENGLISHMAN'S HOME" also "BORN TO DANCE" SAT. c SUN.
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