Morning Tribune, 20 June 1940

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    Masthead
    4 1 The Morning Tribune no.Th^June^O.ig^O.
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    Britain Has More Planes Now Than Before War
    162 1 Britain Has More Planes Now Than Before War lUNR Ul production m this A country m every categor>' has, since M«y 10 exceeded the total i li>t. including casualties I sustained through accidents at aid Lord Beaverbrook, j Minister for Air Production, m a lUtcmenl to Keuter. -Am raft available
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    Nazi Plot To Seize Uruguay
    199 1 Nazi Plot To Seize Uruguay Monte Video, June 19. REPORT to the Chamber of Deputki by a special comtee investigating Nazi actiln Uruguay says that the iht of a complete plan t izure of power by the Column by military acton has b(^en proved. ■<ays that a Gestapo orgaa motor
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    FRANCE APPOINTS PEACE ENVOYS
    760 1 Hitler's Terms Still Not Known: Fighting Goes On LONDON, JUNE 19. UITLER HAS DEMANDED THAT THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT APPOINTS ENVOYS WITH 11 FULL POWERS BEFORE HE MAKES KNOWN HIS TERMS FOR CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES. THIS IS MADE CLEAR IN A COMMUNIQUE BROADCAST BY THE FRENCH RADIO,
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    GERMANS GLOATING
    168 1 No such pretence is being made by the German Radio, which is frankly gloati-^ over Germany's supposed chance of getting her own back with much more added A Qerman broadcast this afternoon declared that France. In the hour of her complete breakdown, seems to be expecting generosity and
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    New Japanese Threat To Indo-China
    79 1 London, June 19. THERE has been a new Japanese threat to Indo-China. A message fiom Tokyo states that the Japanese Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs protested to-day to the French Ambassador tgminfl French a:d for China. The official Domei News Agency comments that 'qualified observers believe
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    U. S. Naval Vessels For The Allies
    304 2 U. S. Naval Vessels For The Allies immediate concrete step> to preserve British s<M power. "which mishi vet ***t the world f«°»" FaM t domination Mr. stimson suggested Unmediate icpcm] of the Neutrality Act, throwing >prn American ports and docln w pjitish and French war. hips and the merchant mwiiw
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    NAZI S.S. CROUP LEADER KILLED
    42 2 Berlin. June 19. The German News Agency announces that Weitzel, chief of the Dusseldorf iwlice and high group leader of the (S.S.. wafl kilhd by a bomb splinter m lan R.A.F. night raid on the city.— Reuter
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    "SACRIFICES OF MONEY TRIVIAL" SAYS CHANCELLOR
    151 2 London. June 19. Till Hiuise of Commons this afternoon passed the Finance Bill. In the course cf ins speech .the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Sir Km--<!ev Wood --aid mat m the end they might have to fall back on the weapon of finance much
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    ANGLO-JAPANESE PACT ON TIENTSIN: TERMS
    233 2 ANGLO- JAPANESE PACT ON TIENTSIN: TERMS London. Jui 19. ANNOUNCING the agreement between Britain and Japan r en t. sin m the House of Commons to-day, the Under-8 < Or Foreign Affairs, Mi. Butler, said that he was happy to lUt British and Japanese Governments had signed m Tokyo I
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    Colonial Manpower & Conscription
    120 2 Colonial Manpower Conscription London. June 19 DEPLYING to a question In the ComR m9M U-day. Mr, Hall UnderSecretary for the Colonies' said tnat kgtaUtioYi providing for ejwpjilwy military service was existing In the Bnnlh Sam Wm** Ce >^ n F l rtl^ Lie. Fin Gilbert and Ellis Islands. Hongkong. Kenya.
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    Fascist Windfall For Canadian Govt.
    45 2 I Tin Journal states H 1 ment has i •i Wings of James I v Toronto mttlionain i cist sympathies His holdings mcl ide rerin Shipbuilding fl minesweepers are b The paper says tl )fßcißl has been plac yard. Reuter
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      67 2 RESTORES HAIR When your hair begins to fall -or thin out at the ten\ples you need SILVIKRIN, for it restores the hair forming tissues to their normal function. A famous scientist wrote "Silvikrin does grow hair." %3 m A w mw\ MADE IN ENGLAND drtid for a copy of -Your
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      8 2 ['I natural J»1 Pf^.. taste a PHONES'.^ I]
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    Canada Hastens Conscription
    115 3 Canada Hastens Conscription Ottawa, June 10. m .n/it Kin*. Prime MinisI ;ills speedy adoption of s compulsory military „,d the House of Comnirht: -This is an position of a very grave moment should be met lies under the iron mseivca »n<\ the enemy counter There is only lv Lnpiish Channel
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    AUSTRALIAN LABOUR CALLS FOR TOTAL EFFORT
    73 3 AUSTRALIAN LABOUR CALLS FOR TOTAL EFFORT I Melbourne, June 19. TM! ft r.il Labour Party conference t»».d;iv pledged itself to h hear the burdens imposed nterots of Australia's i ill human liberty." 1 approved complete the Empire air plan n m of Australia's force luntary basis for partiou I m
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    British Ship Hits Mine
    60 3 British Ship Hits Mine I Vancouver. June 19. and crew of the British liagara, 13.415 tons, which is be sinking m the Tasman afe, according to information here by the owners, frcm the liner last night hip was full of water after an m number two hold and she down
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    HONGKONG GIVES £100,000 MORE
    10 3 Hongkong, June 19 rnmittrd Home Reuter
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    100 NAZIS IN BIGGEST AIR RAIDS ON BRITAIN
    914 3 100 NAZIS IN BIGGEST AIR RAIDS ON BRITAIN 7 Shot Down: 14 Civilians Killed LONDON, JUNE 19. JT IS LEARNED AUTHORITATIVELY IN LONDON THAT A3OUT A HUNDRED GERMAN MACHINES PARTICIPATED IN EAST COAST RAIDS DURING THE NIGH J T FIGHTERS ACCOUNTED FOR FIVE WHICH WERE BROUGHT DOWN. ONE °™t£ A^f
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      38 3 The AIR-CONDITIONED IAIMTOL ounces a Special Offer for Commercial Community I MNFSSMAN'S LUNCH" Served daily from I 30 p.m. to 2.30 p.m. $1-00 best Table m Town ful, Cool Conditions! Relax after Lunch m our Newly appointed Lounge.
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      59 3 OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. CHINA BUILDING, CiULW STMCT, 'PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE FIRE, MARINE^ MOTOR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT WORKMEN S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. AGENTS: SEREMBAN POI BROS., MALACCA HONG C»*E CO., X LUMPUR VENG IIBNG LOONG, NO KON CHBE, KIJING LEE ENG TEH, IPOH LEE All WENG, PENANG GENERAL PRODUCE AGKNCI'. LTD. I
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    Morning Party For Church Fund, Art Club Exhibition Result, A Way To Help Win The War
    576 4  - Morning Party For Church Fund, Art Club Exhibition Result, A Way To He lp Win The War Vera Ardmore ■y M. :> and Mn. A. Barttett bad i flo ftoui tight for their a] freaa party, hi Id m the garden ot thet Meyer Road home on Tuesday Small tables,
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    PEOPLE & PLACES
    415 4 PEOPLE PLACES an engaging hood and a short shouldci tape m military mcod. An InsH yoke and waistband of peariv sequins set off the slender black crene model worn by Mrs. Easton P Flag red jersey was worn by Mrs Noel (ook, who wore her ash" blonde ha.r m upswept
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    JULIE WANTS TO HELP WAR FUND
    71 4 Julie, pictured here, is a Siamese kitten ased two months. She is anxious to help the War Fund. This is what she says: "1 am willing to be raffled to help the war fund. Tickets are SI each and when fifty have been sold
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      45 4 0& Good Beginnings... Mp»i Happy Endings... The day be B ins with a feeling of poise. 0^K N courage, self-confidence— it enc!> with a Ardens Essential Preparatioas and ~V«2rf' f*Fl C"^»"> your loveliness will rest on jT&Jt fyc %> FTi ecur, foundation. >^F^"}^fe*^- MAVHOan Battery Rd.
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      39 4 I HALF-PRICE SALE I 18, Rodney House', Battery Road. I American Model daytime, Sports and Evening Stylos. I I make way for a New Shipment. I Limited number of black silk jersey frocks. I COMMENCES TO-MORROW Tel. 75.V I
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    Meatless Meals
    308 5 Make Such A Velcome Change refully and cooked meatlea metli can be ling and make a pleasfroM the various meat and cheese should inently m both are shing NOODLE CABBEBOLI ton i »up nm< pi d i alon pp< r In boUtns iftlted water. Put the noodles Into
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    Crisp Salad & Noodle Casserole
    235 5 Crisp Salad Noodle Casserole salt, pepper and onion noodles. Mix with a fork twenty minutes m an oven at SALMON ROLL ips flour baking powdering chopped onion tablespoons chopped paisley up chopped sweet pickles poon salt Jket cheese baking powder and silt' butter. Beat the egg. add then mix this
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    A Word To The STYLE-WISE
    388 6 A Word To The STYLE-WISE kS\ tip and coming woman knows that each seasons brings a new silhouette. ne<v fabrics and fresh colour* and m these respects, the latest importations are particularly interesting, as a visit to Priscilla b'.u Court. Stamford Road, will 'how. m Living up to Ita reputation
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    EAR-RINGS... And Their "Face Value"
    299 6 EAR-RINGS... And Their "Face Value" £\R-HIN(.S are pruluV, decorative of all je» tU v:l!u< ;s s the vogue they enjoy of HMI and Maqr of these MM, f :ln cine, who Ntlkt th :i rightly ,h,,, n „v b| to tHeir peiMTj! ippcaranci H other women, howev< k nkuic Witt
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      89 6 lIOSIEBY. l^tt* \N^ v x 11, Slanfjrd llil. Fhone d.v Court A±:,'< EAR RINOfI FLATTER THE PACK [RO PBARLB AND DIAMONDS (HOOSF voiß EARRINGS At lIAMM-Y S 10 BATTERY ROAD. "SNOW WHITE" CLEANING AT PARIS CO. DRY CLEANERS 28. COLEMAN ST Phune M 45 IEYE EXAMINATION! EYEGLASSES, EXCLUSIVELY SpecializiuK. o«
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      17 6 Tel. 6042. C 5. Stamford Rd. <CV3 Morning, Afternoon Evening dresses. I HATS DRESSES Made To Order.
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    Morning Tribune
    325 7 Morning Tribune Britain In Front Line A MONO the German troops this phrase is now commonly heard: "Not since 1066 has England had an enemy on her shores. Hitler will continue where the Normans left off." Now that the battle of France is drawing to its close the aim of
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    London To-day THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1940.
    837 7  - London To-day THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1940. H. L. HOPKIN Un 1 Heroism Of A Little French Girl— Joking With Both Legs Crushed: Poet's Tribute To The Calais Garrison: Round-Up Of Suspected Persons Vigorously Proceeding: Former War Minister Reioins The Army: Rapid Training Of The "Ironsides" London, June 5. i; H
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    GERMANS BOMBING OF RED CROSS
    461 8 GERMANS BOMBING OF RED CROSS WOMEN AND CHILDREN MA CHINEG UNNED Paris. lIOW (leriuan bombers hunted down helpless women and children m the defenceless town of Crevecoeur, north of Beauvais. while a lone French airman fought a gallant action against the bomber, was described m Paris by Mr. Horace W.
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    Dangerous Gossip In Key City
    265 8 the-be- i Portsmouth. jHLRE has been a grave leakage of official secrets m this naval port. Naval authorities are alarmed at the extent of the war gossip A gieat offensive against it is to be launched by the Minister of Information, m collaboration with civic
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    KAISER'S GRANDSON KILLED
    274 9 While Hi* Brother IliuV* In England London. DRINCE FKIKDKICH OF PRUSSIA, "on parole m England, has heard that his brother. Prince Wilhelm, eldest son of 'Little Millie." the German ex-Crown Prince, had died of wounds, re-i-eived while fighting against the Allies m Flanders. Since the outbreak of
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    DARLING OF SINGAPORE
    69 9 Imorous but sad for want of a loved one. Dorothy Lamour te hei son* to 'the PM and the willow tree," m this scene Lm Paramount'! "Koad to Singapore." m which she is starred with Ring rrosb> and Bob Hope. The film is a romantic comedy with
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    JUDGE'S VIEWS ON RACING
    332 9 London. A CITY man who placed a $100,000 bet because he thought that he and his bookmaker were going to cheat racing people over it led Mr. Justice Stable to talk about bookmakers. "I do not think that because a man is a bookmaker he is
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    AIR SERVICES FOR MALAYA AGAIN
    229 10 fo WEEKLY air service will shortly be operated by the B: I Airways Corporation between Sydney and Durbai I A weekly air mail service will be introduced com n U T I and Australia m the eastbound direction and Mala I Burma, India and Egypt
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      465 11 A L I *S* J I ILI I i )ISAPPOINTMENT m Love. Fin Dome*- ie Afl. n-(i .r ni.irvfllou«. system W<- an Help You. Wnt» Fully, Directoi Psychology ;tl Bureau. 79, Buk;t T.mah Road, Smgap )iul 2144 lor nppcni.*::.-:it>. BJ4D) To Let STABLfcS TO LR H |*M. Box i»2. c
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      534 11 Property For Sale LAND AND HOUSE for M». 3A-OR-1P 428. l'.in.'ong Tokong Road. Penang. $40 000 or Offer. Apply; above address. L (No. 822 D) FOR SALE Brick Bungalow. 3 Bedrooms, over 10.000 st. ft Freehold Land R »ral Board, off BJ Chanel Road $f>.o< 0 I'rli.c'.piils onlf need apDly
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      530 11 Photography ILYWHITE STUDIO <No 837 D) Motor Vehicles UORRIS BOBt Twoseuter 1936 excellent condition. Telephone C 876 after 4.30 mJ>) FOR SALE Hillman Saloon 9 HP. tip-top condition will accept reasonable offer. Apply Box 85. Muluja Tribune. Singapore. (No. Bi4Uj SALE— Chevrolet (1927) 25 miles gallon, running. $1001- or nearest
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      143 12 What a nice juicy scandal! The Whole Town's Talking: about I JEAN AKTIUK and her TiVO HISBANDS Forget your troubles and LIUGfI I t AIMTOL „5 ""I" 9..5 JEAN ARTHUR cute ever, MELVYN DOUGLAS -d FRED MacMURRAY m Columbia's Riotously Funn- Production »>t Somefßft Maugham s pla> I TOO MAi¥Y
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      183 12 POSITIVELY LAST DAY m m m m Full ENGLISH Version of tic Famous FRENCH ""^"^B "IMM IHI 4lll>|| svl 1 111: >i\4.i.\oi gj.\j;l Astoundini; sH9 |Bf f p I Crania ol .1 K3 <MI ITT" master su.^ who CT^^^^fcjf k 9^^| penetrated tlie I fl liiT* l^^ X 1 LI
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    Sentenced Twice In One Morning
    90 13 Sentenced Twice In One Morning I'.sHT.inonemornms. K ee, 30-year-old, rx,l \nieriian Oriental !,..vc to serve seven wcekf* hard labourd ed mnity to twu breach of trust In metlc foods wortn a salesman o! Uw tal Sales Co. .1 ci Rappoport. me Ate, sentenced him hard labour on each r being
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    Robbed Own Mother
    49 13 UJIII-.N I.im Ah Bah, 19-year-old 'hinesr, stole his mother's gold tar- pick because he wanted inonrv, and pawned it, she made a report al tlie police statim of the s. Ten days later, Lim was arre>ted I.im \t>trrday pleaded guilty to the charge. Sentence was postponed.
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      61 13 „.|.|,sr DIETRICH Jr JAMES STEWART S-llu-r m a Crand Film NEXT WEEK at the CAPITOI THERE'S LIFE IN THIS SPOT YOUTH, BEAUTY ATMOSPHERE JKT. Mwxw&m DANCE AT EIGHT M< HIT'S SPKCIAL ALLSaPP BEER J v KM IV MKNCiKIANG. HANDGIVEN AWAY DURING SPOT DANCES lEET THE NICEST GIRLS IN THE OItIENT
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      112 13 )9 J i V'Vf* 1 A"R l H>« *Cift#n you'« wonf fo Anuyof* cloi©'fo your heorf. > JIM ID\ IO II I \v\\ i: m 1 1: n i: I SAT. 22nd JUNE Salhambra^ 4g| Battle Royal on Friday, 21sl June ,0^ J*s*P NEW -WORLD ARENA r'jj&S^ &9m LUIS YEO
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      71 13 or i \i v to- 31 oitii o w j MARLBQRQUGH S 77;<- 77/w Ftfimwi &is o/ "ALANG ALANG" re-united m a new Thrilling Musical Drama. iCATHAY CAFKI "Where Everybody Goes" I MALAYAN WAB FI T ND I I i. II I Special Cabaret I 18 ARTISTS 18 GIRLS GIRLS
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    YADI, KAMIS STILL S'PORE CHAMPIONS
    65 14 pop V\o tnird year m succession, Kami* aiul Yadi. the Valav pair carri: d off the title m the ntl'l doublfs event of the Sinea- Jfttt l-a\'. n Tennis hampion^hips Katl irff tf. when {hey found a > omparativt h tas.v pa-vi^p J thrcugh tl^r
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    Sappers Lick Police 3-1
    126 14 U. S; Pol f ce t pLAYING against the Police Depot on tiic Depot ground last evening the R.E. defeated the Police Depot XI by three goals to one m a soccer match The Sappers had the better of the exchange! and >hould have scored more
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    Argylls Top S.C.C. 3-1
    137 14 \rgylls S.H. SIC. 1 CLESSEK. the Argylls centre-halt, played his usual brainy game and Again proved to be the mainstay of the defence against the sec last evening on the Padang m Div I. Well backed up by McGilliry and Sloan, he gave his forwards plenty
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    SPORTS DIARY
    19 14 TO-D \V SOCCFJ^ SAF A League, Reserve Division. Manchester! vs Malays. Stadium. TENNIS: Singapore Championships finals, sec.
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    51 14 Results m the V M.C A. Bprinj Lawn' Tennio championships played on Tues-I day and last night were. Tuesday: M A" class < semi-final) SA. Darwcod beat Wee. Ens Lock 4—6 6— 4 8 6 *MfH Yesterday: M A M elmn (Semi-filMrf) A Alsagoß beat A. I. Pereira
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    Conscription For Tin The Whole Nation Demanded.
    349 14 (Renter's Special ommen(ar> H i H London, PM.. Ml 1 HUtH HILL'S speech is applauded h y all I* tish Fran tiMlay. H The Daily Telegraph commenting on the message M not oM joi <»:" heart or h'>m j adding: "The spirit of
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    CHINESE FORCE DRAW WITH CUSTOMS 2-2
    104 14 Customs I; I B DISPLAYING marke rity m the Chinese, the m to winning their 8 league encounter m [ground lnsi evening m goal by the Chlni I iraw. Attacking almo f I Customs lorward line i -M movements but tl.o> nvi gel them
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    NO MORE RACING
    21 14 London. June 19 Tl M nr-unces that after consul: i einment. no racing will taki frrthor notice Reuter
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    Reuter's COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    187 15 Reuter's COMMERCIAL SERVICE TIN London. Wednesday. J£e) «66»2 Buyer £266*4 Seller; ,1 price) £288% Buyer 55 Seller RUBBER London, Tuesday. Previous To-day Buyers Sellers Ea.\v 13 l 4 13 l 2 "n-t 11*4 H 7 1 Nominal Nl m,n EXCHANGE U London, Wednesday. 52 t> bl S alln duau^ Mg^
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    Spanish Assurance Over Tangier Neutrality
    99 15 Spanish Assurance Over Tangier Neutrality London. June It. IN the Bmm Commons to-day. I fchf recent occupation of the International bom at Tajjfjer w referred n. M que.tion-Ume when Mr Hitler said thai on June 14, the Spanish Biffa Coßuntojioiieir letuan notified the g|«J General that .n agreement with the
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    British Trade Figures
    55 15 London, June 19. British imports m May totalled £105*2 millions being a decrease of £4,000,000 on the previous month and an increase of £27.000.000 on May last year. ExporU totalled £45.000,000, being a decrease of £2,800.000 on the previous month, and an increase of M -000.000 compared
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    N. Z. IN TO THE END
    52 15 N. Z. IN TO THE END Wellington, June 19: Mr. Fraser,.th« New Zealand Prune Minister, said to-day that the people nf New Zealand were prepared to support Britain to the ver> ci d They believed that with the immen.se resources at the disposal of .ho Rmnire victory couid be finally
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    COLOGNE RAIDED
    29 15 Berlin, June 19. The German News Agency reports that Jen were killed andan^mto funded m an air WW Monday night, when dwellings anc li.misps were destroyed Reuter
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    MEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V.
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