Malaya Tribune, 16 June 1941

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    20 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1941 FIVE CENTS. SklBafiSa&ikjif Monday, June 10, 1941.
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    SUCCESSFUL ADVANCE OF BRITISH TANKS FROM IRAQ
    552 1 Vichy Admits Fall Of Abou Kemal Air Reinforcements For French Arrive In Levant a OMITTING the forced retirement from Sidon, yesterday's French Army comBiunitiue from Syria says that in an effort to alleviate violent pressure exercised on their coastal detachments, bombing planes twice
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    ITALIAN RETALIATION TO U. S. ACTION
    127 1 Reuter. J itfon, J«:n? IG. DESKi < at nee adopting i 1 iclaiiatory »M3str; against America, it Government has J census J (fates prtperty •Ji Italy, according to the Haiti n broad- evidently Musso- r to President v liien in order- rAn% »,f ail
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    NEW AMERICAN SUPER-BOMBER FOR BRITAIN
    60 1 Reuter A TEE r Ralt i rilore > June 15. A of a new bember R A.F showed that was "about as fast as flying in Europe,'' the makers—the V' ■'■n Company. will be known by as the Baltimore" and < will be sent to
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    16 1 Reuter. London, June 16. i port states that three bomber* have crashed i territory.— Reuter. I
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    They Guard The Seas
    26 1 A striking picture showing a message being passed by line From a Urilish destroyer to a cruiser while under way at sea.
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    FRANCE GIVES NAZIS HUGE RUBBER STOCK
    132 1 Eastern News. London. June 1G FIVE thousand tons of rubber have been sent to Gennanv j fiem cccupied France. 1 The first baich of 3,700 tons wns given priority ov;r other goods by railway, and the second of 1.3G0 tons v. as similarly treated,
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    "LAUGHING COW" U-BOAT
    48 1 Reuter. Londcn, June 16. I SURVIVORS ot the Robin Moor, 1 the first American vessel to be sunk in this war by a German U- 1 boat, state that a picture of a "laughing cow" was painted on the ccnning-t:wer of the submarine.— Renter. I
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    U.S. TO USE DANISH SHIPS FROM TO-DAY
    158 1 Reuter. Washington, June 15. IHE United States Maritime Commission has announced that six Danish ships will be placed in active service with the United States merchant fleet, on Monday (to-day). The ships are among 84 foreign vessels tied up in American waters which
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    Pilot Describes Attack On Pocket Battleship
    511 1 British wireless. London, June 16. AN account by the pilot of a Beaufort aircraft, which scored a direct hit with a torpedo on a German battleship off the coast of Norway, gives a vivid picture of the night opcratiens which are the routine oi
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    Enemy Supply Ship Destroyed
    296 1 British Wireless. London. June IG. WHILE the R.A.F. are striking several telling blows against Germany on land and on shipping targets by day and night, there was little enemy air activity over Britain during the week-end. Following the destruction of seven Nazi raiders in scattered attacks
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    78 KILLED IN BREAD RIOTS IN SYRIA
    180 1 Reuter. Denver (Colorado), June 15. JgREAD riots in Syria in which 78 were killed and hundreds injured were precipitated by profiteering by French officials before the British entry, stated Mr. Francis Kettaneh, Rotary International delegate from Beirut, in an interview. He said that
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    BRITONS FROM YUGOSLAVIA IN MADRID
    140 1 Reuter. Madrid, June 15. Jjjlß RONALD Campbell, recently British Minister to Yugoslavia, told Reiner's correspondent today that be and members of the British Legation and British residents from Yugoslavia now in Madrid were treated throughout then- journey from Yugoslavia with courtesy and consideration by the
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    Axis Foreign Ministers Meet
    47 1 Reuter. Vichy. June 16. A meeting for the purpose ot Croatia's adherence to the Axis was used by Ribbenircp and Ciano to have two long talks, according to n Rome telegram. Ribbemrr also had a talk with the Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Horokiri Reuter.
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    Anglo-Turkish Talks On Russia?
    40 1 Reuter. Ankara, June 16. THE British Ambassador, Sir Hiighe Knatchbull-lluges-wtm, had an boar-Nag interview with the Foreign Minister, M. Sarajofjlii. at uhich, it is thought, the KussUn situation may have been among the questions discussed.—lieuh i
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    Sourabaya Base To Be Expanded
    202 1 Reuter. P.j;.uv;u, June 10. ttfARPARE, defence and the prefT scrvation ot the national existence were the three main objects 01 the N.E.I. Government po'icy, said the Governor-«. lei it ral of the Netherlands East Indies, u]>ening the 1941-42 session ».i ihe people's Council yesterday. The
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    BIG RAID ON CHUNGKING
    45 1 Reuter. London, June 16. CHUNGKING sustained a heavy raid yesterday afternoon when it was bombed by a force of 27 Japanese planes. Ths American Embassy narrowly escaped being hit. Large fires were .started along the banks of the Yanßt.se River Reuter.
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    ALLEGED ADULTERY & INSULT BY WIFE, GRANTED DIVORCE
    315 2 ALLEGED ADULTERY INSULT BY WIFE, GRANTED DIVORCE (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Saturday. A DIVORCE petition brought by Jesudason Retnam Isaacs against his wife, Mary Josephine, on the ground of her adultery with a young Penang Harbour clerk, Guru Patham, was heard before Mr. Justice U W. j V. Carey
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    Indian Youths Meet On F.M.S. Strikes
    189 2 Singapore, Sunday. FE need for an enquiry into the recent strtWe disturbances hi some of the estates in Selangor and Negri Sembilan was discussed by the members of the Indian Youths' Association at an extraordinary meetnig held at their Association premises this morning. The
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    BETTY BRYANT LEAVES
    30 2 MISS BETTY BRYANT, Australian actress, returned to her home by plane this morning; after a 10- 1 day stay in Malaya packed with engagements from the beginning.
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    18 2 Mr. K. Nankivell, Senior Executive untitled glneer. Malayan Public Works Service, has been seconded for service in Johore.
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    16 2 Wan Annur bin Wan Ishak has been appointed to act as Assistant Land Officer, Kuala Muda.
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    Roosevelt Fights For U.S. Negroes
    136 2 Reuter. Washington, June Is. DECLARING that he had received complaints of nation-wide discrimination against Negroes President Roosevelt to-day called on the Office of Production Management to deal effectively with "a situation of grave national importance." In a memorandum addressed to the co-directors of the Office
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    WARDEN HURT IN BLACKOUT: JUDGMENT
    156 2 Singapore, To-day. FOUND guilty by the Traffic District Judge this morning on a charge of causing grievous hurt to an A.R.P. warden by negligent driving during the night of a previous black-out, Ong Joo Chin was to-day sentenced to seven months' simple imprisenment. Ong Joo
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    Johore Blackout
    66 2 f IGHTING regulations for motor vehicles In Johore during the coming black-out this week will be vimilar to the regulations for the previous exercises, and not the new regulations to be enforced in Singapore, it is stated by Mr. D. G. Pritchard, Director of A.R.P., Johore. Johore will,
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    33 2 His Excellency the High Commissioner has approved the promotion of Lieutenant H. P. Yates. Federated Malay Stat-N Volunteer Force, to the rank of Captain. Mr. P. O'Connell has been appointed Assistant Engineer, Kedah.
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    S. AFRICA RELAXES ANTI-ASIATIC RULES
    217 2 Associated Press. Simla, June 5. THE South African Government, it is learned, have taken steps to see that the Anti-Asiatic provisions of the Union law are not applied to Indian visitors, particularly students, passing through Union territory on their way from Britain or the Continent
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    SCHOOLBOYS' WAR POSTERS
    114 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Saturday. A DOZEN war posters, drawn under the supervision of iVIr. Abdullah Ariff, art master of the Anglo-Chinese School, by seven boys of the A.C.S Art Class, were presented to Ylrs. Mervvn Cox of the Department of Information and Publicity, Malaya, for
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    MINE EXPLOSION IN SINGAPORE
    52 2 ITJST after nine o'clock on Saturday morning, the Swedish steamer, the 6,000-ton Ningpo, fouled a mine in Singajx)re waters, but fortunately no serious damage or casualties were caused. It is understood that the mm? exploded near the stern of the vessel. The vessel is now safe
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    $1,000,000,000 For Bombers
    48 2 Reuter. Washington, June 15. ONE thousand million dollars is to be provided by the Federal Loan Administration to build factories for the 500 bombers per month programme. This action is being taken by Mr. Jesse Jones. Federal Loan Administrator, under his new defence spending powers.—Reuter.
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    TREASURER URGES "BUY WAR LOANS"
    277 2 ,<r THE total sum so far contributed by Malaya to the war effort ie about equal to the combined revenues of the Colon all the Malay States for the year 1938," stated Mr. H. Wei the Financial Secretary in his broadcast last night froi Singapore
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    War Loan Gets Flying Start
    135 2 (Tribune Stall Reporter) Singapore, Monday. SINCE the opening of the lists, applications have been so heavy that in my opinion *>-he lists will have to be closed in a couple of and those who intend to buy must get in quickly," said a prominent Singapore
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    CYCLONE HAVOC IN MALABAR
    198 2 Associated Press. Calicut, June 5. ABOUT 18 boats, valued approximately at Rs. 75.000 capsized in the sea during the cyclone in and around Calicut and goods worth about Rs. 30.000 damaged and lost, according to mation received in Calicut. As a result of cyclone a number
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    15 2 Mr. W. L. Midford, untitled Malayan Public Works Bervlce, ba seconded for service in Johore
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    EMPLOYEES URGED TO BE THRIFTY
    183 3 our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Till lital necessity of members ,I, titrating on the thrift M of the Society, and enti, t<> toryet that there loan section at all, was b) >lr. W. H. P. Barrett. al the annual genera! ut ihe Selangor P.
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    Distiller Fined $450
    76 3 Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Saturday. k raid on a hut at the Jelapang—c he m or ning of June 5, real a Chines? appeared in the Potwo charges in relamanufacture of samsu. the accused, pleadng in possession of ad one jar of samsu of $19.35 had not nd
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE GRADUATES ANSWER EDUCATION DIRECTOR
    853 3 Assurance Of Revision Of I Present Scheme Sought ARF t* ii (Tnbune Staff Reporter) sati«firri r duates who teach in Malayan schools, tion saiH n tu tl,eir lot, as Dr. W. Linehan, Director of Educahe meeting of the Legislative Council last week, or are
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    Indian Leaders Feted
    79 3 k FUNCTION was held at the Sri n Krishnan Temple. Waterloo Street, in honour of the new King's Firthday Honours recipients Mr. B. G:vindasamy, J.P., M.C.H.. and Mr. P. Govindasamy Pillay, J.P. They were garlanded by Mr. V. Pakrisamy, a trustee of the Temple and Mr. T.
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    New Klang J.P. Entertained
    79 3 THE Klang and Coast Rotary Club entertained Mr. R. M. M. Letchumanan Chettiar to dinner at the station restaurant on Tuesday night in honour of hi. c appointment as a Justice of the Peace, Tengku Hussein, the president, presided. Mr. N. K. V. Valliappa Chettiar proposed
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    DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN PERAK NOT CONFIRMED
    117 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE thief Inspector of Mines, Mr. ML C. Hay, stated that there is no official confirmation of the rumuur.« that gold has been found in the Sungei Manik art a in ferak. The area is divided
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    Perak Assizes: Fourteen Cases
    217 3 (from Our Own Reporter) Ipon. Saturday. THE next ses lon of the Perak Assiz e Court will commence on MOnday, with the Hon Mr. Justce Munay Aynsley presiding. The list comprises 14 cases including two murder trials. Counsel assigned in the cases are Mr. M. Diamond
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    Italian Minister Sees Sarajoglu
    34 3 Reuter. London, June 16 plfi ItaJ ilinistei in Ankara had ,i conversation with me 1 urkish Foreign Minister. M. Sarajoglu. yesterday, reports Rome Rao'io. The interview lasted a considerable- time.—Reuter.
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    23 3 Inche Ahmad bin Ali, acting as untitled Assistant In the Chief Electrical neer's Office. Johore. has been appointed an Assistant Superintendent of Customs
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    War Relief Campaign In Ipoh Starts
    161 3 (Prom Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. PJRTHER details were arranged at a m?eting held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce of the committee appointed to look after the welfare of those who may be bombed out of th-ir homes during emergency periods. The meeting
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    Excellent Palestine Defences
    240 3 "HAIFA'S def< rices were so excellent that in a four-hour raid on Tuesday very little damage was done and only one person was killed," said a young Dutchman who arrived by plane in Singapore yesterday with his wife from "Palestine. Mr. and Mrs. Kumferre have lived in
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    102 3 1 Itl IHI. 11.11 (At iht v i rheai t> T 1 o Itlon al c-. t ol the Hat and presen td gratis t u members of the forces at the Victoria Theatre taut night was well received and augurs well for the Circle s decision to utilise Singapore'*
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    Penang Dispersal Camp Nearing Completion
    239 3 fFtoffil Our Own Reporter) Penang, SaiurcU.y. IHE Official Dispersal Camp at Paya Terubong is now rearing completion, arrangements having been completed for the housing, feeding, medical attention, sanitation etc. that would ■be required if a large number of people have to be accom1 A 3
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      144 4 Malaya is in the fight to-day with her men...labour...and money. Money 1. War Loan is a gilt-edged security is building planfes, tanks, guns a never ending stream of them. BUT backed by Government. You purWE MUST HAVE MORE! chase the Bonds throuffh your Bank or Stockbroker. Successes on the financial
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    CHAMPION FILLY DROPS OUT OF OAKS CLASSIC
    68 5 Reuter. London. June 15. as Rosetta Filly, I mpion two-year-old 1 id v. ho was -cnce a uood chance in this year is not, n the Oaks. as reached, no hr performance appearing likely a naif demand- j third in the Thouafter leading
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    Chinese Beat Police
    89 5 ■LAVING the Hong Lim Green P.- the S.C.R.C. dein a cricket match Batting first the up 134. the highest scorers being Harbajan Singh (38) mci Denison-Smith (36). The Chin< se passed the Police ss ol seyen wickets. Cheow Chye top-scored with 48 v ng knocked up a
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    SELANGOR CLUB HELD TO A DRAW BY S.C.C.
    552 5 mn lay's play washed out by inclement weather the I cricket match between the Selangor Club arid the Cricket Club ended in an exciting draw on the Pa terday, the "Dog" just managing to hold up their tail Dy Wi( ket The
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    "AT EASE"
    40 5 Players as well as spectators had fun last week when the Hong Kong and Singapore R.A. rounded off ceremonial parades held in connection with regiments centenary celebrations, with a hockey match (on a mud pitch) in fancy dress.
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    R. Thoy Finds Brilliant Form
    252 5 IJNPLAYABLE bowling by R. Thoy, who captured six wickets for only two runs, was the highlight of the cricket match at Ralestier yesterday, in which the S.R.C. trounced the Indian Association, by 105 rur.s. Lai! Singh, for the Indians, also bowled well, taking six wickets
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    Women Golf Champions In War Fund Match
    178 5 Reuter. Banstead (Surrey), June 16. FOUR of Britain'? outstanding women gohers played a match in aid 01 war relief for air raid victims and comforts for the services organised by the Daily Sketch, finishing ail square. Three of the four. Miss Pamela Barton,
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    R.S.G.C.'S JUNE MEDAL WINNERS
    150 5 ROYAL Singapore Golf Club's June medal competition played at Bukit Timah on Monday afternoon, resulted in a win for Mrs J B. Ross in A division with a net score of 38ft, in a win for Mrs. H Gild in B division with a score of
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    21 5 In a friendly football match olaved yesterday at Fraser and Neavc s ground Jollilad's Athletic Union drew 2-aU with, the R.A.O.C.
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    Ceylonese Trounce Medicos
    270 5 THE Ceylon Sports Club inflicted a severe defeat on the Medical College in a whole-day cricket fixture on the former's ground yesterday. Passing the College's first nnings score with six wickets in hand, the Ceylon Sports Club were rather unfortunate when time intervened to prevent an innings
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    BILLY CONN BATTLES LOUIS WEDNESDAY
    171 5 Reuter. New York, June 15. IOE LOUIS will defend his world heavyweight title for the 18th time on Wednesday, June 18. Unlike many previous fights, it now seems he has a worthy challenger in Billy Conn from Pittsburg, who first achieved fame as a lightweight.
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    30 5 The throwing of the waterpolo l-, 0 l ft t the Singapore Club on Sunday was won by L. H. Chater with 7CI feet Windle with 65 feet was second.
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    SPORTS DIARY
    52 5 SOCCER: Div. I. R.A.F. v Loyals, Stadium; Reserve Div.. R.A.F. v Manchesters. Seletar; S.CF.A. v Gordons, Geylane Stadium; Div. II B. R.A.F. (Kalians) v R.N.W.T. Kranji, F. and N; Div. II A. Publishers v R.A.F. (Seletar). V.M.C.A.; Malay Regt. v R.E. (P. 8.), Alexandra. TENNIS: Spore open championships.
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    Scottish Cup Soccer
    57 5 Reuter. FOLLOWING were results of the Scottish Summer Cup soccer matches. Albion Rovers 1. Thirdlanark 4. Clyde 3. Greenock Morton 1. Dumbarton 3, Motherwell 0. Glasgow Rangers 3, Falkirk 1. Hamilton Academicals 4, Airdrieonians 2. Hibernian 9. Celtic 1. Queen's Park 3. Heart of Midlothian 1. St
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    Upset In Badminton Tourney
    239 5 l BIG upset in the Singapore i\ junior and veterans' badminton cnampionship ties played off yesterday, was the deieat of Milorcrl Rufus (Devonshire) by Dora Tan iMerridale) in the ,vomens junior ties. Following are results: Men's junior singles: S. Ahmad Mattar (Eclipse) beat Tay Ec Hye
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    30 5 The War Fund baseball match between the Japanese and the American, played on the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, resulted in a win for the former by six runs to four.
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    31 5 The Ceylon Sports Club will hold their first annual athletic sports on the Club grounds on Saturday. June 21. Brs. E. M. TampcneFhilips, wife of the President, will distribute the prizes.
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    Opinion
    142 6 Reuter News Direct JX pursuance of a decision reached by the Directors of the Tribune Group of newspapers, announced in these columns on June 9. our upcountry editions in Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang- publish with effect from to-day Reuter cables received direct in those offices up to the
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    Tribune Progress
    196 6 gY a happy coincidence, the progress of this journal in the past quarter of a century has synchronised with an era of unprecedented progress in Malaya, cultural as well as economic. A quarter of a century is but a brief span in a newspaper's existence but time alone
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    India-China News
    79 6 Simultaneous with the development outlined above, we have arranged for the resumption of the special cabled and air-mailed news from India and China which was a feature of the Tribune prior to the outbreak of the present war in Europe. Special representatives have been appointed in Chungking and
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    A WRITER TELLS HOW LONDON CARRIES ON
    1373 6  -  By Sirdar Ikbal Ali Shah EL L-A'/VO U A' MUSUAI 1UTHOR JX a highly industrialised state of life of which London mu>t surely be an epitome, two points which must strike an Oriental in war-time England are: would not the severity of the
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    Importance Of Hong Kong Base
    1084 6  -  BY A CORRESPONDENT JJHE chief requirements of a Naval Base are that it Should have plenty of sea room, to provide anchorage space for a fleet, that it should be defensible, so that the fleet may rest under the protection of the defences, and that
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    476 6 at held in connect] Golden Jubilee c< Anglo-Chinese Bchool Anglo-Chinese Penang. Mr. H. R. < said: "During the past quartet century in no direct] been greater progr than in the egucal The girls are no k>i stay at home. Th release, 100. iron, house of Ignorance to
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    SURVIVORS CROSSED ATLANTIC IN OPEN BOAT
    598 7 v York. June 15. [V< )RS of the British I 1 S Britannia —sunk by s L ..icier—who arrived v. told a giim stor/ s' journey in an open j i 1.500 miles Of th? which 44 out of I tannia sighted the j
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    BRITISH CAPTURE SIDON: SYRIA ADVANCE CONTINUES
    1142 7 Vichy Forces Contacted Throughout Whole Front Reuter. ALLIED FORCES ARE NOW IN CONTACT WITH VICHY TROOPS ALONG THE WHOLE FRONT IN SYRIA. ALTHOUGH PROGRESS YESTERDAY WAS SLOWER THAN ON THE PREVIOUS DAYS, ADDITIONAL PENETRATION WAS MADE IN THE CENTRE OF OUR AXIS OF ADVANCE.
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    Russia Lays Mines On Bessarabia Frontier
    516 7 Reuter. (From H. L. Hopkin) London, June 15. gIR Patrick Dollan, Provost of Glasgow, in a speech in London said that one of the threats Rudolf Hess made was that unless Britain accepted German terms, Germany would enter into a military alliance with Russia.—Via
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    Greek King's Tribute To British Bravery
    245 7 Reuter. London, June 15. "THE magnificent courage Of the British and Imperial troops j was well known to us all. In the battle of Greece and its crowning episode, the epic struggle in Crete, Your Majesty's troops surpassed themselves in feats of valour which
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    UNSUCCESSFUL NAZI ATTACKS ON OUR FLEET
    270 7 Cairo, June 15. B.itisl. in souther '"Afterleaving M*j Ayoum area. the west, and made «n« ad l alo„f?n^ l M t d i! en a nea„ roast he continues. with the comparafive peacefulness of the inteno., a strange p Cture was unfolded when we
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      202 9 SOVIET VIEW OF NAZI MOVEMENTS Moscow, June 15. STATING that the rumours that Germany was intending to make aggressive moves against the U.S.S.R. were "false and provocative," the Tass news agency declared that the dispatch of German troops, which had been freed from operations in the Balkans to the eastern
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    ANTI-AXIS ECONOMIC MOVE BY ROOSEVELT
    287 11 Reuter. Washington, June 15. F jpi:N Roosevelt on Saturday issued an executive ordei S^stoiSr^^^ 0 and Italian > **J time he ordered the freezing of the assets of Previous The new order states that the action has been taken in view of the unlimited national
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    Austral Malay Tin's Large Profits
    284 11 THE outstanding features of the yer.r under review are the high quota and the high price which have led to very large profits, state the annual reports of the Austral Malay Tin group. These profits are abnormal for the actual consumption of tin has not
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    RIBBENTROP LEAVES VENICE FOR BERLIN
    41 11 Reuter. Rome. June 16. FOLLOWING his attendance at the signing of the Tripartite pact by the "independent' states oi Croatia, Ribbentrop left Venice on his return to Germany at midnight He was seen oft by Ciano.—Reuter.
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    HOW IRAQ REVOLT ENDED
    105 11 cabinet began finally disinte- .led by rehab.'c E fa Jer alnn. it was when Dr. Ambassador, re- iter an abhe was rec-- mber, 1939— W treaty that "diss3 cancellation reementi in far the duration the Germans twenty kiloside of the Baghhanding over mes for th? dvJiS
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    Berlin-Stockholm Interruptions
    32 11 Reuter udun, June 16. BPH cation be- b uid Stockfioim v on fciaturucij I a SIOCKHUiIi iiiaepenaeni re-opened yester- Cw>* re ins true tea not to ml B iue message
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    Instructions Sent To Yoshizawa
    41 11 Reuter. Tokvo, June 15. ■MICTIONS to Mr. Kenkichi Yoshizawa, head of I Japanese trade delegation swin Batavia. were despatchj Saturday afternoon, it is ■0*3 announced. Thb fellows the reply of the web Indies rejecting the »Pane>r proposals.—Reuter.
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    Death Of Mrs. Seah Cheng Whee
    28 11 Ciienu Whee < Miss Mary >f Mr. Tan Kah r; ay afternoon at ifter a short vived by her husa -d two ons.
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    War Loan Response Most Encouraging
    190 11 Prom Our Financial Correspondent Singapore, Monday. THE tin snare market was quiet 1 on Saturday but everywhere Quotations wer c maintained. There was small business in Batu Selangors, Thabaw)eik s and Kramats. The rubber share market continues to be quiet and while there are buyers
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    Mid-Day Prices
    25 11 Singapore, Monday. Prices oi tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— TIN $136«/;,, up $i/t. KUBBER Buyers Si) 1 Sellers 39V".
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    245 11 TO-DAY p.m 7.15: Talk on Fish, by W. Birtwhistel, Director of Fisheries, SS. and F.M.S. 7.30: Singapore Music Hall. 8 45: For the Australian Forces. 9.35: London relay, "The Stones Cry Out." TO-MORROW p.m. 7.15: Talk, "Malaya Speaks." 7.30: Successful Pupils (from the Studio). 10.20: London relay,
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    OUR SPECIAL FINANCIAL SERVICE
    441 11  -  Official Embargo On Tin Precautionary By REVTER Cable London, June 14. ]y|ESSRS. Strauss and Co.'s tin circular states: "The change from a forward discount to a cash discount in London is due to the official embargo on exports and the withdrawal of outstanding export licences, meaning
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    Zam Zam Survivors Leave Lisbon
    46 11 Reuter. Lisbon, June 16. AMONG the 221 passengers who left Lisbon for the United States yesterday were 89 from the occupied areas of Europe and 44 survivors of the Egyptian steamer Zam Zam which was sunk by a German raider Reuter.
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    Roosevelt Better
    39 11 Reuter. Washington. June 15. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S .sure throat has "practically cleared up" and his temperature is normal, recording to his physician, Dr. Ross Mclntire. The President will probably be able to resume his full duties tomorrow —Reuter.
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    Special London Cable
    68 12  -  Italian Internees Stage Riots From H. L. Hopkin London. June 16 yOUNG i alians, interned in the Isle ci Mi n, rioted alter organ.sing celebrations marking the anaiversarj of the declaration ol nur. Tney attacked and seriously njured an Internee known 10 be aro-British si ying:—"We will
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    Shoes Now Couponed
    103 12 The co per:system have now been to the purchase of shoes. H)i; move thus brings shoe.-- in some category as ctotht I' has also led to a beam :n the repairing' business. Rich and p i alike are affected, anc all oi them are determined to make
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    HINDUS URGED TO AID EMPIRE WAR EFFORT
    129 12 Reuter. a'cutta, June 16. a I N postponing '"direct J* on its c( nstitutional de- pted by 61 votes to ten Hindu Mahasabha—an In y re resenting moopinicn—at the end i on in Calcutta r peecbea during the debat< te; out that the
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    Britain Warned Of Bigger Nazi Effort
    144 12 Reuter. London, June 16. 3JR. A. Duff Cooper, Minister of Information, speaking at Guildford in Surrey, warned the nation to expect a big German effort this summer. He referred to Greece and Crete AD "quite jrloomy setbacks" but said that these should be set
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    Coastal Command's New Chief
    65 12 Reuter. London, June 14. THF new Commander-in-Chief of Use Coastal Command of the R.A.F., Sir Philip Joubert. who takes chr rge to-day of aerial operations in the Battle of the Atlantic, has been promoted to the rank of temporary Air Chief Marshal, it was officially announced
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    No More Restrictions On Sterling Payments In Iraq
    50 12 Reuter. London, June 14.—1n view of the Improved position in liaq, the restrict ons en sterling payments by residents of Iraq will be withdrawn from Monday, the Treasury announces. The residents will be to make sterling payments anywhere In ihe sterling area—Reuter.
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    LONDON ALERT
    28 12 Reuter. London. June 16. AFTER a quiet evening when no bombs were reported dropned oii Britain, the alert sounded in the London area early this morning.Router.
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    Bigger Night Blitzes?
    358 12 Reuter. London, June It. THE reasons for the relatively reduced night activity of Gorman bombers ever Britain during the past month were examined by Air Commodore R. V. Goddard in a broadcast war commentary. "Do you imagine." Commodore Goddard asked his listeners, "that the great bulk of
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    MYSTERY OF VICHY FLEET REPORT
    70 12 Reuter. London. June 14. THE French Fleet has left Tou- ten, according to a Vichy despatch to the official Geimaii new agency. Nc confirmation cl this message IS been leceived frcm any other ource, but it is commented In London that, if it is true,
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    1,000,000 Women For Industry
    56 12 British Wireless. Lond:n. June 10. WOMEN born in 1918 registered on Saturday for the industry service, bringing the number of women registered up to the million mark. About 50 per cent, of th? women already interview 3d are not available for transfer irom homßs owing to
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    NAZIS WOOING VICHY
    407 12 Reuter. (By Reuters Diplomatic Correspondent) i London, June 15. (GERMANY is finding Italy I more and more of a Ha- i bility than a help and that i tf J why the German efforts arc at present directed towards I securing evrn closer co-opera- tion with France,
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    IMPERIAL WAR CABINET URGED
    147 12 British Wireless London. June 15. the subject oi the pc Ibility ot 1 a meeting of the Bommion Prime Ministers in London continues to interest public opinion in London. Recalling Mr. Churchill's statement in the Commons en Saturday night that he would warmly welcome such a
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    WANG CHING-WEI GOES TO JAPAN
    236 12 Eastern News. f, Shanghai, June 16. WAXC; CHING-WEI, head of the puppet Nanking Government, left for Japan yesterday aboard the N.Y.K. Yawata Maru, it was revealed in a communique issued by the Japanese (Government through the Japanese Consulate-General in Shanghai. Simultaneously, the Ministry o* the
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    78 Axis Planes Downed In Week
    176 12 Reuter and British Wierless. London, June 16. AT least 78 Axis aircraft were destroyed by the R.A.F. and the Navy "in Europe an:i the Middle East during the week ended at dusk on Saturday. The R.A.F. Icsses amount to 4»; in all the theatres
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    New Air Scheme In Full Swing
    170 12 British Wireless London. June 36. THE Air Ministry's pre-entry training scheme which provides for the instruction of potential candidates for commissioned rank t the universities is now in full swing and in a few months, the first batch of students will be training at
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    THE PUNJAB LEADS IN CIVIC GUARDS
    96 12 Associated Press. Lahore, June 3. THE number of Civic Guards recruited in the Punjab by the of Anrii 1941 was 19.910. This figure entitles the province to the first position in India in this re*neet. Penpal coming second with •bout 13 000 Civic Guards,
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    LONDON-LISBON PHONE
    17 12 Reuter. London, June 16. h TELEPHONE service .is to be cn°ned to-day Lisbon and London.—Reuter.
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    'No Room For Compromise —Yoshizawa
    222 12 Eastern News. Batavia, June 15. THE Japanese delegates are calmly waiting for ihe arrival ol instructions from the Japanese Government to the latest Netherlands Fast Indies reply which may mean the complete breakdown oi tiade negotiations between Japan and the N.E.I. Mr. Yohizawa, the chief
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    THIRD TIME AND STILL LUCKY
    106 12 Reuter. London. June 16. j*IIE Admiralty announce that the i Destroyer Jersey was sunk by an nemy mine. The Jersey <i,690 ons> b:l n£ed to the Javelin class f destroyers She was completed n 1930 and had a normal complement of 133. Three times in
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    THAI PRESS CONDEMNS JAPANESE JOURNALISTS
    129 12 Reuter. Ban-kon 1n... 1- j THE harrnXi 3 JapancM- u| despatches i 1 lo be the th t in Thai daiii,... J]s The Varasab reveals th»< legislator contemplati a i uige the Cabinet I foreign correspondents The Si, stoiies like :i pit pjT i tier's
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    LAST YEAR TO-DAY
    30 12 Th* Reynaud Government was replaced by th; t German thrusts north-v fti east cl Paris continued ments were neanng DUOB Marshal Petain MM asked for a te—Tion
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