Morning Tribune, 1 June 1940

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    18 1 The Morning Tribune L ;_No. 103, Sat., June 1, 1940. The Morning Tribune Saturday, June l. 1940. I
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    1 Briton Equals 5 Nazis
    80 1 1 Briton Equals 5 Nazis LONDON, MAY 31. «\\Y THOUSANDS OF THE B.E.F. m "corps passed through LONDON TO-DAY FROM FLANDERS. INCLUDING A NUMBER OF AUXILIARY TERRITORIAL SERVICE RANDS. IHET TOLD REUTER THAT THE RTF HAD INFLICTED CASUAL. HI S AT THE RATE OF AT LEAST FIVE GERMANS TO ONE
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    KENYA INTERNS ALL ALIENS
    123 1 KENYA INTERNS ALL ALIENS I London, May 31. IffcNYA has perfected its defence irraii§rements and is prepared for any emergency. All male Germans and Austrians, ftween the ages of 16 and 60, have ien rounded up and interned, and the ovements of others are restricted. Class one of the Kenya
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    "WORK OF R.A.F. BEYOND PRAISE"
    258 1 K&MBBR8 of the crew of a British transport, sent to help m the evacuation of the B.E.F. troops from a French port, told Reuter m idem how the work was carried out amid a blizzard of bombs and hine-gun bullets. Germans attacked m waves every
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    BRILLIANT STRATEGY SAVES THOUSANDS OF ALLIED TROOPS
    967 1 BRILLIANT STRATEGY SAVES THOUSANDS OF ALLIED TROOPS OF THE I THE EVACUBRITISH FROM I IS TOLD BY^ REUTERS SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT WITH THE B.E.F. AT SOUTH-EAST BRITISH PORT YESTERDAY THOUSANDS HAVE ALREADY RETURNED, THANKS TO THE GOOD WORK OF THE NAVY AND THE R.A.F., AND THOUSANDS MORE ARE AWAITING EVACUATION FROM
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    GERMANS HELD IN CALCUTTA
    37 1 GERMANS HELD IN CALCUTTA Calcutta, May 31. £IGHTY-FIVE Germans, including women and children, have been arrested here m a general round-up of undesirable elements. Most of the men arrested had only recently been released from internment. Reuter
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    QUEEN WILHELMINA'S MESSAGE TO U.S.
    1203 1 London, May 31. JHE American magazine "Life" to-day publishes a personal message from Queen Wilhelmina, preceded by a short introduction by M. Van Kleffens. The message says: "At this immensely crave moment m the history of mankind, black, silent night has .settled on yet another
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      55 1 Story Of Alleged Woman Spy 2 Heavy Losses Of Nazi Troops People and Places 4 Women's Page 5 No Competition Over Singapore Bus Routes 6 Leader Page Duke and Duchess of Windsor Dutch Minister's Escape Shipping 10 Classified Advts. 11 Cinemas Sport 13 Salvation Army sth Anniversary 14 Finance 15
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    AMAZING STORY OF ALLEGED WOMAN SPY
    341 2 R. A. F. MAN'S WIFE SENT FOR TRIAL London. May .>! AMAZING allegations were made at Portsmouth to-day when a woman and two men appeared on chargM under the deieiu it dilations and the Offici.i! StCVfta Art. Jin Woman, Mark Louisa AUgU ram, 42.
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    N. Z. Passes Emergency Measures
    36 2 N. Z. Passes Emergency Measures Wellington. May 31 THE Emergency Regulations (Amendm:nti Bill, providing that all persons should place themselves, their property and their services at the disposal of the Governor-General, has Reuter passed both Houses.
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    NEW NAZI "SENSATION" COMING?
    139 2 NEW NAZI "SENSATION" COMING? Home. May :>!. IdJIMMUTATNTI sfitdtt hm§ A have >'•> knowledge of the projected meettai tut ween Hittef and Oi»c!)b«>h on the western front the purpo.i* (as reported by an fcmefkan Aft«cy) of preparing I stn-at.onul announcement." These circles ire of opinion tiiai siith an announcement rome
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    Lord Roberts' War Trophies As Salvage
    86 2 Lord Roberts' War Trophies As Salvage I. the tappl) Ifin n.son said i 0..-.. a splendid respon s ior ha* the munition Indus r. the rate of output ii riirtanta, thinking wene hoi f'.il rigour of his pov No personal or I vould be allowed I for one moment oi
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    MANY AWARDS TO AIRMEN
    123 2 London, May 31 A slight indication of the magnificat work of the R.A.F. l> given m the latest list (43) of awards issued by the Air Ministry. It contains the names of 28 officers, from Flying Officer to Wing Commander, who receive the Distinguished Flying Cross,
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    IN HIGH SPIRITS
    65 2 Passing through Lond their terrible ordeal, all the I m high spirits. Weary and seme men were ~\.ill wear Ditto camouflaged with sacking, or were stained with sand. One party said: "We Dunkirk through a terrific bombs and shells. Ocnn were attacking m waves time. It Is
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    NAZIS DISTURBED BY INTERIOR UNREST
    166 2 < Reuter's Special Commentary* London, May 31. THE Cairo papers are full of telegrams recording the Allies' determination to wage on the struggle resolutely. Th > A Balagh has headliues, "Co- operation 0 all parts 01 the Empire to continue war till victory la attained."
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    HEAVY LOSSES OF MASSED NAZI TROOPS
    726 3 HEAVY LOSSES OF MASSED NAZI TROOPS London, May SI. i* now estimated that the Germans flun^ into the Flanders battle some 40 divisions, supported b\ the remainder of their mechanised forces, says Reuter's military correspondent. notion between the two :s it, the correspondent points out. German army is not all
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    RUSSIAN CONSULATES CLOSED
    72 3 RUSSIAN CONSULATES CLOSED Pfipi -i'A. >!»> OIT is kamed thai the s»vi«'t Consulate-General m Ptip»«' 4 has revived lUslimtio.is tfmp<»r arily to vusprnd businrss. II is ia> pectPd t.hat the «»m(e will be closed m the latter part of June, when < onsul-General Nitiken and his staff will return to
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    Roosevelt For Third Term?
    96 3 Roosevelt For Third Term? Washington. May 111. URGING that President Roosevelt should stand for a third ecrm. >Ir. Paul MeNutt, Federal Security Administrator, who has been widely mentioned as presidential candidate, declared to-day: "The matter of precedent becomes insignificant in view of the danger to our national security." MeNutt emphasised
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    DANCEATJOHORE FOR WAR FUND, LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
    1110 4  - DANCE AT JOHORE FOR WAR FUND, LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Vera Admo re l\ ojilr And I'lar*** To-tlaj By J CHORE'S notables turned out m full force for the dance which was or- Jiiised In aid of the Malaya Patriotic Fund at the International Club on Thursday night. Mrs. L V.
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    LET'S TALK IT OVER
    1078 5 ■UfITIJ frock for thin giri, if yO u have a problem, send it to Helen, our home expert, who answeis readers' queries on this page every Saturday. Address your letter to her. c o Morning Tribune, An> >n Road, Singapore, enclosing correspondence coupon. soup considered superior
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      16 5 The above coupon must be enclosed with every correspondent coupon. Morning Tribune, June 1. 1 J4O.
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    No Licence For Radio
    91 6 CrMMONKI) m the Police urt J for posse-sin* a wireless s t riSmS that the a, -lion was lak^n against »>im bccavM lie had made complaint t» Colonial r.tary about the late dilvery of U fle said thp.t m consequence the charge ua, lodged the very
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    PENANG MAN'S £1,000 GIFT
    53 6 A Rift of £1.000 to the Imperial Government for the prosecution of the war has been made by the Hon. Mr. Khuo Sian Ewe. 0.8.E.. of Penang. Controlled monopolies, however, would make a difference, and m this case, the mmittee had to deal with the question
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    NO COMPETITION OVER SINGAPORE BUS ROUTES
    519 6 NO COMPETITION OVER SINGAPORE BUS ROUTES THI report ot a special sub-committee appo.m™ s« T „Sn or a.Lin g MM co.npetition on certain tro inal Commissioners. Signatories to fell report «W Mi. L dayman Mr. T.H. Stone. Mi SB. -,n d Mr. EJ. Bennett, and the only Sentient was Mr.
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    Alleged Banishee Arrested
    125 6 Alleged Banishee Arrested WHEN arrested on a r< venue charge, Koh Chuan, I shiji'i chief steward, was, it is allied. discovered to be a man who i.id bten banished from the Colony for life. At the c -inclusion «>i a preliminary enquiry before Mr. I. 0. liappoport, m the Third
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    London To-day
    972 7  -  H. L. HOPKIN On if. Round-Up Of Aliens Continues— Refugees Who Asked To Be Interned "Lucky We Are In Britain": Baby Born To Dutch Refugee: Human Cargoes Pour Into England Frantic Flight From Coast Of Holland: Britishers See Nazi Transports Crash: Information c Ministry Fights Rumour. London, May
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1940. Hitler Must Lose
    344 7 Morning Tribune SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1940. Hitler Must Lose IT was the same old (Jerman plan of encirclement, after all— an overwhelming attack at a given point on the front, a rush through the break where and when It is eflfectel and then a fanvvise movement m the rear of
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    THE DUKE AND HIS DUCHESS TO-DAY
    1245 8 THE DUKE AND HIS DUCHESS TO-DAY BOTH ARE HARD AT WORK MOVING THOUGHTS MIST HAVE PASSED THROKJH THE MIND Of THE DIKE OF WINDSOR AS HE SAT IN HIS SLITE AT CLARIDGE S HOTEL RECENTLY ON HIS SECOND VISIT TO HIS OWN COUNTRY SINCE HE LAID DOWN HIS CROWN. Thm
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    2 GERMANS RISK LIVES TO BECOME PRISONERS
    470 9 2 GERMANS RISK LIVES TO BECOME PRISONERS AFTER weeks of suffering and high adventure, two German sailors, neither of whom is yet 20, have achieved their ambition they are on their way to a British prison camp at Malta. When war broke out the German freighter m which they were
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    STAR FISH
    97 9 STA R FI SH Cleo, the goldfish with oomph, who makes her debut m Walt Disney's new feature length cartoon, "Pinocchio," soon to be seen m Singapore, makes her bow here m our picture as the inspiration of a new style. In her own gold colour, swimming m a na\y
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    DUTCH MINISTERS ESCAPE IN WOUNDED PLANE
    143 9 DU TCH MINISTERS ESCAPE IN WOUNDED PLANE AS it It'll (he coast ef Holland with Dr. B. N. van Kleffens, Dutch Minister for Foreign Affairs and his wile and Mr. C .1. T. M. Welter, the Dutch CeloniaJ Minister, aboard a Netherlards plane was shot at and damaged by shell
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    Garden Tragedy Victim Identified
    308 12 THU decomposed body ol the man which was found weighed down by a 26-pound stone m the middle ot the AlkafT lakes at Happy Garden on May 14 has been identified as that of Surati bin Haji Hassan, a gardener who had been reported missing. But
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      245 12 ON TO BIGGER BETTER RECORDS! itead the Terrific Reviews! Ask the Hundreds who are coming bark to see it again and Again NEVER BEFORE HAS SINGAPORE SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THE \MAZING SCENES THE BURNING of ATLANTA!... The Death of "BONNIE!" \The SIEGE of ATLANTA and TARA! OAThe SHOOTING of the
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    RECS FALL BEFORE A PEEDIER R.A. ATTACK
    289 13 OUR-ONE DEFEAT IN DIV. I It (Heavy Regt.) 4; S.R.C. 1. lUOR and speedier m attack,] the K.A. (Heavy Regt.) defeat-, the SRC. by four goals to one: Division I soccer fixture at: ison Road Stadium yesterday. n Gunners outplayed the Recreatio/i b,
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    Selections, Scratchings For Ipoh Meet To-day
    179 13 "CPECTATOR'S selections, with scratchings and order of running for the races at Ipoh to-day, the opening day ol Perak Turf Club's Race 1 Hon S Class 3. Div. 4. 5» 2 furs. Scratched Guard ot Honour fall en agements). Selections: yalscoi'KT. Uoden. Raco 2:
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    SURPRISE WINS IN TENNIS TIES LAST NIGHT
    236 13 Singapore, Friday. CUPPRISE results of to-day's tennL 3 matches m the Singapore lawn tennis championships were the splendid victory by W. J. M. Warden and E. C. Cherrington over the seeded pair Chin Kee Onn and Chua Choon Long 6 4. 6 3
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    Last Night's Boxing
    80 13 PLENTY of hard hitting was wit* nessed at the Happy World Stadium last night when Mr. C. S i See, making his debut as a local j boxing promoter, presented a card I of five rights. The results were: Ali Baba <B.Bi drew with Kam Teng G
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      247 13 GOLDEN VOICED Eim»MN TENOR Will thrHl HUNDREDS TC HKHOt Al THE DANCE IN AID OF ST ANDREWS MISSIC T 4 HOSPITAL PM AM fikst choice alwayu to-nitf:s tapping program. acrobatic sailorh' WALTZ DANC'i: •SYMPA'niY" by SUNG BY The POPULAR QBOROE ASTOR TRTO SEASON ONLJT TO-NIGHT HAIC WHISKY k \\r* LlT
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      53 13 Sport* Ilia 17 TO-DAY SOCCFH: Malaya Cup, Malacca vs. Johore, Johorc; S.A.F.A. HLcaqur, Div. I, Navy vs. S.C.F.A.. Stadium; Div. II (Al, RA. (8.M.) vs. 5.H.8.. Blakan Mati. CRICKET: S.C.R.C. vs. Royal Navy. S.C.R.C; S.RC vs. Y.M. CA., S.R.C; SR.C. vs. Police, Depot; S.C.C vs. St. Andrew's, St. Andrew's; CSC
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    COMBINED UNITS IN BLAKANG MATI SPORTS
    138 14 COMBINED UNITS IN BLAKANG MATI SPORTS thk HK s BaUai 4 the R A held I a coi «J sporti meeting at Blakang Matl yesterday, when lNk Ghulam MohiuddiJ In the absence of Alain Sher. proved nil worth as a middle distance runner. A well organised meeting, mainly due to
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    64 14 me monu m n [oursomes competition oi' the darriscn Golf Club played at Tanglin, resulted m a win for Mrs. Stewart and Captain Murphy with a net score of 71 2 The following were the best returns:— Capt. T X Murphy and Mrs. Ste- wart 78— 6 u 7P2Major and
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    Acting Governor Pays Tribute To Salvation Army
    412 14 TRIBUTE tc the fire years" work of the Salvation Army m Btogap n 1 was paid by His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government the lion Mr. S. W. Join, at the commemoration service oi U» nftl. anniversary of the Salvation Army m
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    French & German Tanks Fight Nose To Nose
    373 14 French German Tanks Fight Nose To Nose London. May 11. EHMJUTBRN days* severe fighting, m which French and (German tanks repeatedly engaged each other m single com hit. figitiif rose to nc.se, were described to Reuter's correspondent who visited French tanks somewhere m France. The battle had developed into classic
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    Enthusiasm Feature Of School Sports
    69 14 Enthusiasm Feature Of School Sports Sll Pridti I [DEAL weathn the fj annual athletic ...J of the Radin M > ()1 s ,i pore, on the s roun n afternoon. Keen enthu^ h v alI J peri tors featured t: i meeting The champion J Adaikalam who anj the champion
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    Native Rhodesians For Africa
    53 14 Native Rho de sians For Africa THE South Rhod Mr. Bngglns, annoi j 1 the Assembly the forma I J War Cabinet consis j 1 the Ministers of Defu I -j meet daily with th a 'W Southern Rhodesia's B He also announced J vto raise some natlvi I vice
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      TIN
      15 15 London, Friday. rial Price £274^ Buyers £275 Seller otlicial Price) £273 Buvv £273' Sellers
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      RUBBER
      27 15 iilfl London, Friday tin^V Steady :^a^K .1' June 11 13 16 ll l '">'l'J 'rJift- :ii ri> July 4^K 11 J 4 11 X ird) Oct.
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      LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
      80 15 London. Friday. I m Rubber 1 0^: H Kl.ctric 74 3 II il i ni'iu Indu tr^c, if L J» Tobacco 87 6 E Asiatics 2/7^ X Witwatersrand Areas 45 m -.1 o- areri 59 4'- 2 m m 3' 2 n% B r hal Bank W'L-ndon
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      40 15 I London, Friday, /•r London on Paris 176.50 /T London on Amsterdam VT London on Shanghai 4?8 London on Hongkong Is. 3d F/T London on Japan Is. 5 13 16d ILondon on N?w York 4.02 1 2 to
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      PRODUCE
      67 15 I M London, Friday. mx iiay) m ■i; S'mcnt Unquoted Mo-ri 'Strain FMS) fcp:»?nnber S'mer/, nnquotc<i m Flour 'Sarawak) I m ie Sment. 17 6 Nominal Is: Quality (Singapore) j S Tune S'ment. 276 Sellers •f: ,faqi White Muntok M rune S'ment. 47 16 Sellers m FAQ) Black Lampong
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      BULLION MARKET
      17 15 London, Friday. Spot 21 11 16 Forward 21 313 AR GOLD. Fine ncr oz. £8.8.0
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      NEW YORK
      30 15 NE W YORK (New York, May 23. Buyers Sellers •'t Tone Qmc*. id Ju!ySept. 19 4 19 4 Tone Finn 54 Ali New York markets will rc-o-sod on May 30.
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    Cruiser Lost Off Norway
    146 15 Cruiser Lost Off Norway London, May 31. THE Admiralty announce the loss by tnemy bombing action of H.M 8. Curlew off the Norway coast. Heavy bombing attacks have been delivered on ships engaged m shelling enemy positions and protecting coastal area^ and convoys, during which many ent-my aircraft have been
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    FINE WORK OF NAVY
    102 15 FINE WORK OF NA VY London, May 31. JT is stated m naval circles In London that thi co-ordination and cooperation between the navy, army and air force m withdrawing troops from the Belgian coast is all that could be daulrod. The navy and other ships engaiA n d have
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    AIR SUPERIORITY COMING SOON
    126 15 London, May 31. |T is reliably estimated that since the invasion of the Low Countries, Germany has lost 2,100 aeroplanes with the loss of about 5,000 personnel three or four times higher than the losses of the Allies. This is important .since the Allies, with it
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    "MASS MURDER" OF FLEEING CHILDREN
    681 16 F London, May 31. MAM thousands of men from the B.E.F. m Flanders and northern France, after being evacuated m the face of great odds with the assistance of the Allied navies, continued to arrive at southern ports through the night, while the great battle
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    NAZI ADMIRATION OF BRITISH COURAGE
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