Morning Tribune, 5 June 1941

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    8 1 Morning Tribune So. io: Thursday. June 5, 1941.
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    RANCO-GERMAN BASES DEAL
    856 1 izis May Use Dakar, Casablanca, nrut, Algiers And Two Other Ports DE GAULLE SAID READY FOR SYRIA R l™\? rvLllv JS£2s£s? FOR COLLABORATION BETWEEN VICHY AND THE NAZIS "JJJJ U f* S,!™? N N TOD AY, AND THOUGH THEY DO NOT SO FAR FIND CONJI^v »e?™^S L
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    117 1 London. June 4. Ddon Gazette an- S ts the appointment ■Mat-General Sir as j Officer Com mind m dating buck to^ NO hint is divulgCommand. 14 \.is tne date brshall Cornwall, i it eipert, retained limi Turkey where T British officers he ged in talks with the lateral staff.
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    39 1 Lotion, June 4 yesterday, airthe Coastal Command 1D now a low level on f Port of le Havre and ,Mamea. says an Air Nunique. The aeroWJe. »ear Cherbourg, gckPt!. One aircraft is Eft raft was desG:v Britain last
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    "TESTING TIME DRAWS NEAR"
    225 1 The knowledge that German military activity is in full flood both S«pnw° allay IhKS resentment. e ?h"? ft 1 1 emphasise that the testing time in the Mediterranean is drawing nea for J uLt Cl^ S The sta K e for a mighty struggle on the
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    STOP PRESS
    130 1 London, June 4. At both Mosul and Kirkuk. the Iraqi authorities seem to be conforming with instructions received from the Baghdad Government under the armistice terms, it is learned in London. Kirkuk would appear, therefore, not to be in rebel hands. Kirkuk is the nearest centre to the
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    BRITISH TROOPS ENTER MOSUL
    145 1 BRITISH TROOPS ENTER MOSUL London. June 4 A BRITISH General Headquarters communique announced that Mosul has been occupied by British troops. The following is the text of the communique: LIBYA: No change in the situation ABYSSINIA: Debarech, which was recently captured by patriot forces led by British nflirvrs, has been
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    The British Way 84, LIVES ON IN HOME
    284 2 The British Way 84, LIVES ON IN HOME BLITZED BUT BRIGHT London. June 4. HAVE I'vccl here 62 vcurs and this is ivy home." said an 84--1 year-old London woman. Mr. Ernest Brown, the Health Minister looked at U* home" and WW one mm/P l^^ dean still standing In the
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    HOOD SURVIVOR READY TO GO BACK
    131 2 London. June 4. i AM ready to go back at the first opportunity." declared Signalman Briggs. one of the three survivors of H.M.S. Hood, who has now arrived at his home in Derby. He and his companions were in the water three hours before
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    ARAB LEGION IS THANKED
    106 2 Amman <T; u s ordan) Juro I The General commanding b operations in trad I message to Emir Abdullah, ing the warmest appi tl n of the pa I lyed m the "sh victorious cam; raq" Major 03 ibb Pa ha ai ment of the Arab
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    AMERICAN TANKS ARE FASTER
    95 2 AMERICAN TANKS ARE FASTER T e v. rk, June 4. ••American tanks will travel much faster than foreign ones and will be more difficult to put out of action." said Brigadier General O. II Barnes. Assistant Chief of Ordnance, in a speech to the Society of Automobile Engineers. He added
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    French Diplomats Join de Gaulle
    82 2 T Ankara. June I KE two members o! the Er in Ankara who r ed in protest against Admiral ian. s policy ot collaboratio many had only recent) v appointed The v took their decision <^ ;> when thev moving irrevocably 'towards juth Britain >poBe
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    BIG BEN STOPPED FOR 12 HOURS
    191 2 BIG BEN STOPPED FOR 12 HOURS London, June 4. Tilt world's most famous cloek, Big Ben, had one of its rare stops during last night. The pendu. luni in the cloek tower of the Houses of Parliament stopped swinging at 10 13 p.m on Tuesday and! recommenced at 10.14 a
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    FLASH
    219 2 Batavia. June 4 —A United States naval observer, Commander J. A. Murphy, and his secretary. Mr. L. S. Rogers. has arrived in the Dutch East Indies from San Francisco. The new Japanese Consul, Mr. K. Yamamoto. has also arrived to replace Mr. Tanaguchi who has been transferred to Thailand.—
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    71 2 London. Jl SIR William Beveridge, tl known t momist. i appointed some month! Under-Secretary in the 1 of Labour with special n| litus for the manpoew has resign* d i post. Reuters lobby I understands that he will I I ceeded bv Mr. G. H Icretary ol 1 Council,
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    Japanes Protest British
    136 2 Japanes Protest British THE J i 1 Han Gi ••very'' O !vmua7 U 77.. r*S ted S T_ tion BhftJ as -i i He .said thai the r-, named Liu. 36 !1 <£ the club's service^ a fo»nci to be a LIJ |Biuesh_ts. 9 n the ni "ht Of M„
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    Demand For Smaller War Cabinet Will Be Made
    319 2 London, >une 4. WHL.\ Parliament re-as-lembles it is certain there will be a debate arising from the British withdrawal from CreU in which Mr. Winston hurchill, the Premier, and Mr. Clement Attlee the De-puty-Leader, will participate, Niates Keuter's parliamentary correspondent. The evacuation
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      72 2 I V A S R O I S I I rntv rUEI ni HGNBD ft j M\l>l TO OKDLK CFNHMI Bt'TT.niN'G CONTRACTORS— we inrtilliii tn interior work of all description* such as Parquet f various dosigns and all Wind, of FT v>f S> Doors. Window I rutin** Panelling. Bank Fixtures,
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    132 3 Tokyo, June 4. i tfi are correct, it was fritndlv act to Japan Koh Ishli. deputy {Of the Information Imenting on press mesBingapore, Shanghai and [hat United States Army pit going to assist the Government I uo United States iecre* lc. Mv. Cor dell Hull, w Dr. ii Foreign
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    155 3 7 Tests of the*J j new table-type air raid shelter. i A two-storey 1 house was? brought down i by explosives to reproduce the collapse of such a house caused iby a heavy t bomb falling S close by. One S of the n e w 1 shelters was in
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    59 3 Jerusalem, June 4. p Peasant Party leader, itchek, whose whereabouts unknown for some time vas feared dead, ir; now at Kupenicn. it is learnt fttativfi Croat circles in Bast. >f the party «n. has also been arrestr special military tribunals •established in Croatia a.ici are nov trying many tettd
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    55 3 Wl A "d Wl Jump out of ■Morning Full of Vim. I poundi oi laily If this bile 1 la -n't digest. Wind bloata up I "ill v hole 1 our. tired .md It I more bowel ise. Ii takes Uwi Pills to gel ly and gentle. fret ly
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    Resignation
    17 3 The resignation of his Commission in the S„.R.N.V.R. by Sub-Lieut. D. G. Vincent has been accepted.
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    DEATH OF EX-KAISER WILHELM AT DOORN
    1467 3 tul rvi, 4 t.n. BERLIN, JUNE L THE EX-KAISER WILHELM OF GERMANY DIED AT 11.30 THIS MORNING «TJ??° RN STATES AN AMSTERDAM DISPATCH. 1 *****8 ?oa Wilhelm II the last of K^™ of German Empire, the w!l tthe ageot B2 arnan whose name became
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    Food Profiteering In Vichy Acute
    120 3 New York, June 4. THE Prices o»«rffijSJSfo^t^« up so many columns In th< Journal w has now been decided to^^K says called the Bulletin Official du the New York Times' Vtehy e«£*g£3 lhe prfcns The correspondent adds that wnen i have been calculated, tabulated ant
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    Successful 'Hospital Week' Film Show: Coming Functions
    919 4  -  VERA ARDMORE By ROLL-UP at the Capitol Theatre for the Hospital Week film show on Tuesday evening exceeded even the wildest expectations of the organisers. Mrs. A. M. Scrimgeour, who was in charge of the arrangements, and her team of helpers, couldn't conceal
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    42 4 New I fight:.]! Mood, jl Cobb a_fl MK Nil three M mmbml Cast off Mori which 1 land fJ tee will J at the n Theatre J N 28. All thn well.k n stage pet ties at and in I tia.
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    "NIGHT IN BALI"
    56 4 Polok, the Balinese model, Mrs Joan Woosey and Miss Betty antrell, who took part in last night's "Night in Bali" at Cyrano's in aid of the War Fund. Mrs. Woosey and Miss Cantrell were two of the helpers who wore Balinese costume and assisted with the function.
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    296 5 h M |n children's dress are the sT! er dress, both of which involve P*^ntrastin| colour, separate blouses or of C °i t s slip-overs. Fabrics in which these rfl nffins from heavy-weight siik. v3I"V fle teen for evening wear to cotton r e -e occasions. One of the
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    Starring Red, White And Blue
    249 5 Starring Red, White And Blue fIIERE are several majur style influences affecting girls' wear this season, among which the patriotic red, white and blue predominate in colours, while favourite patterns are in stars, stripes, comI binations of the two and other < such themes. The nautical idea is the most
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      64 5 ■BBHwMHpß3____ti/ 1 __HB_& I N I WWW Hi i 'ff 1 w llw f m ontoure NAIL ENAMEL CA L'SE i; stays on longer. CAUSE it ,ioes not chip. <_1 OA WSE brilliant gloss. f^SE its ten exciting shades •USE f its outstanding value. ire Beauty Aids— iND FACE MOULDING
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      22 5 «H ;<*,'#* ■■<■"■' '%>llirii '<_, "J )P"J 4USTRAIMN D KK ar -{j^^ PHONE 5376 FI V I LINE! qjs i72A 44rt, o/ Singapore Cold Storuje
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    FASHION FLASHES
    152 6 MORNING I K(K KS on di ni PKlsrii.i vs. No 5 Eu C d S <• ;n Hill ■art new mod ra In en pj m fabrics. outstanding whi< h ticul **el fabrt p ii, nother of Hw i frock and olivi 1 1 1 In Jt-and*aUip i
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    From Ti ny To Teen-Age Styles
    493 6 From Ti ny To Teen-Age Styles >„1I pastel flannel fashions the 'tcni-age ilacks shown left. Right spaa rayon slacks set in naVy, with the front of the over.bloose In bright red. features the nea two-colour theme shop— and others who have yet to become acquainted with it— will. however, be
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      90 6 H L\T^W' 3 1 toRESSE S fik\ PHONE 3335 PRISCILLA Ltd. TOR Evening Gowns flu 40l KT FIRST FLOOR ENTRANCE HILL STREET Hr^^" 4 r^sH fi^^i use L! r- Jflj becaus,? xi fashionable or W out the best point, in a round, '^j^jgjgj^ lar_e-eyed fa^e that might .[.BB^lfliaL -IT Ujl«
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      13 6 "SNOW WHITE" CLEANING AT Paris co. DRY CLEANERS 38. COLEMAN ST Phone 6145
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    H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    1342 7 H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London 1 in loii. May 15. p^gg Club, meeting journal** behind Erf. I an exhibition of Sic They were taken a hI after the great raid in as t December, and remarkaWa and tra- or(i the damage ht t m ol SI nml's domin•■Sb *en* lor
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    MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1941. THINGS TO COME
    355 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1941. THINGS TO COME jnOUGH there may have been some miscalculation in the conduct of the present war, as often happens in every war, it is not in the British tradition to search for a scapegoat or to indulge in recriminations in the heat of
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      107 7 heumatism tod in 30 Minutes new discovery Rumen*. 'i>"t Arthritis. RheumaS •-'l'ttis and Sciatica like' after the Hrst dose, J •"'d in a few days this me dissolves a and remove* t ric Acid that ara •üble SweMn* soreJolnts are Bone, and I r. normally active and able _<>3 life.
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      27 7 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH j THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PIUS SERVICE i Head Office— No. I6D Cecil Street, I MMuroM, s.s. mam no. mm
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    Grove Road Motor Accident Verdict
    214 8 A VERDICT of death by misadventure was returned by the Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, yesterday, at the conclusion of the inquiry into the death of S. T. Rajoo who was killed in a motor accident on Grove Road on the night of May 13.
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    Clerical Indebtedness
    66 8 THE Singapore Rotary Club has decided to make a thorough investigation of the vexed problem of indebtedness in the city. To this end, the Club has invited the opinion of members on the subject and a discussion is to be held at the dinner meeting of the Club
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    Planes Won't Replace Motor-Cars
    192 8 Planes Won't Replace Motor-Cars THE phenomenally rapid growth of air travel during the past two decades has induced many people to conjure up visions of the days when small planes would take the place of motor-cars. Speaking at the Singapore Rotary Club, yesterdav, on "flying" Sq. Ldr. H. R. Hughes-Hallett
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    76 8 ALLEGED to have attompa to cheat Dr. C I Pf of Singapore. Chew N| J (25) appeared before theB maoistrate. Mr. W. D. N yesterday. Lim Kee <* alias Lim Ah Ngee (3 i charged with abetment on offence. ItwasahYgedtlut themenj to collect 1 forthe-KockWahP The men pleaded the
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      600 8 Asthma Germs Killed in 3 Minutes H f<m .offer fro- nhekta* "**2*2t SM t2? JJX 5 ri^ 0 Sri^-tS W ro !,Vi B a ,.ul BNMBltto-4f yon £**£>« E^SPfid Asthma for the I f fl ,,r M nl«hts. »nd i nags j^ 0 ming r.tiyoui heart poundlna a#rain l your
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    American Defence Of Guam Island
    291 9 American Defence Of Guam Island tmv si>eck was Guam, a 30-by-7-mile •nckv island in the Pacific which the U.S., in imuerialistic mood of its own, seized en in an u h qnii'l HI lovo. ,nl Ti t ilk of a $5,000,000 proposal, contained defence bill introduced in Congress some--0 to
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    European Motorist Fined
    89 9 European Motorist Fined D. 1. MEYER, European motorist. was fined $55 in the traffic district court, yesterday. for driving without a licence and without a third party insurance policy, on May 13 along Collyer Quay. Meyer said that he was about to park his car in front of Change Alley,
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    Japanese Develop Hainan Island
    68 9 Tokyo, June 4. WITH a view to accelerating the development of resource! on Hainan Island, the Japan Sugar Manufacturing Company has dscidd to create a Hainan Island enterprises department According to plans. m director will be permanently stationed on the island while offices will h^ opened
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    Aussie Film Find Arrives To-Day
    162 9 THIS GIRL ASMVBS IN* SINGAPORE TO-DAY: She is Betty Bryant, the Bondi hcarh girl who became ;»n Australian film find, starring in "40.000 Horsemen", to he i ■IMVB in Singapore at a j Capitol War Fund premiere at which Betty will appear per- sonally. Charles
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    257 9 TALL, DARK AND HANDSOME* (At The Cathay) By "Johnny."! SO I go to de Cathay picture .-hop and dare I see a swell flleV With de name 'Tall. Dark and Handsome." Dis Hick is about a guy who kids he bumps oil a coupla guyi from another mob
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      91 9 ISE m m BY WALT DISNEY \T~r, I I i Tg ,\\)j ou THE CAN'-Mr^' I TO^C"OT i \J BUT THEY'RE AFRMP OF ME LI SWWTO HOHB rfl&l I K*af^\ V-n BE WAoEKOlS' V SORT CP GOP "J^SSmC if*?- WITH A SOOP r^tmlh C I I i VES T £Y
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      631 10 Wanted 1 t smiUre Ul N^8H> Singapore. WANTED Small house or bungalow (not Baton*) Would exchange model n Mi.luVi Tribune Singapore No. FSWJ w\\ TED a mm second hand Cine Pro* W r,o, state make, age and lowest pr.««e /x;::. c,o Malaya WANTED IO "EST buunalow .'t P holiday- Btate
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      603 10 Motor Vehicles IP YOU WANT to sell your car. phone aO»«. Singapore. Cash paid. (No. 676H) M38 VAUXHAL 10. in perfect OOOdltlOn and appearance Apply 26. Lorong Pundan. Malacca. (No. 783H» GOOD secondhand motorcycle wanted. Pays cash. Particular:, Box 788 co Malaya Tribune. Penang. (No. /99H) W \NTED— Motor-cvci e
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      411 10 For Sale MKNDE RADIO 7-va7ve~~Exrellcm tion. $70- Owner leaving Bo" 1 Malaya Tribune. Singapore. jj 0 G EC. RADIO 1 8- valves* $»s iG.E.c. Electric Gramophone jK" Nlven Roa, Singapore. j FOR SALE Puppies of intelligent .t rt Write Box 789 co Malaya XthSSJ iwq. Var, FOR SALE "Frlgldalre" Refrigerator
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      111 10 13 UH 1134 'From uT SAM S.fri (U.W ««i («.11|| BANG (aai (for Imj HSPS Q mi Kl'ALA L (dDlT nnpt FfW (J »l| PES ZHJ j From to III From SI to ij HANG XYO (1 1 49 M| From I M ll)j HONGS ZBW (S.«i Fna 123 aaj
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    52 11 kgthing in a drain, San bin Kaimin, Boyanese I saw a Tamil hanging om a coconut Chinese cemetery ranaeRoad, on May 24. t& cby V Z q porter, returned while of un- The man's name was an d evidence that he owin g signs of mental ven by his
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    "Asked For Bribe" Contractors' Defence In Corruption Case
    419 11 "Asked For Bribe" Contractors' Defence In Corruption Case AN allegation that Mr. Henry Moore, quantity surveyor, had asked for a third share of the profits they made out of contracts, was made by Bakhtawar Singh during his defence in the Assize Court, yesterday, before Mr. Justice Worley, in a corruption
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    Murderous Attack Follows Hockey Match
    218 11 Murderous Attack Follo ws Hockey Match AN argument between two players during a hockey match in which Indian constables of the Naval Base police were taking part, had a serious sequel after the match when one of the men attacked the other with a hockey stick causing serious injuries. Sham
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    TRADE DOLLARS CASE WITHDRAWN
    51 11 FOUR Chinese Tan Liew. Lim An Am- Choi and Yoong Too Boon, who w< re charged In second i i: l week, with Import I -r»2 British Colony, acq iccond I Mr. < i Oldham, v sterday, i c withdrew th. case on the instructions ny
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      175 11 "Shocking" u r Feet! to-day fit FHILLEPS Soles this sturdy blanket of rubber i walking cushion which prerod feet. And as you have mfort you save money, for i. list three ordinary leather Waivable everywhere. ilLLIPS RVBBER •S AND HEELS genN-RAHAMIN PEXHAS' Cecil Street. Singapore. 1 APR 1 miss PIIILP
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      185 11 P. A O. 'BRITISH INDIA and APCAR LINE. 3 (Incorporated in England) PENINSl LAR AND ORIENTAL j S. N. CO MAIL PASSENGER ..ND CARGO SERVICE. e The best possible aenricea are being maintained by the P. O. S. N. Co., from the Straits to tl eir usual porta of call
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    339 12 NEWS FROM INDIA Simla. June 3. rIK Ford Motor Company of India manufactured a record number of vehicles last month. The actual number us not known, but it was 130 more than (he previous record. established In January this year. Almost the entire otitis being sent to. Army. Simla, Jane
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      129 12 LAI I. II! YOU'VE SIMPLY COT TO!!! mwmmmw^ m^ m mmm%mmmmm*mm^mmmmmammmmmmmmm mm IT'S JUST ONE OF THOSE GRAND M.G.M. Comedies that the whole Town loves ~~TT to-»Ai CAPITOL 3.1 5-6 .15-9 .15 I MYRNA and MELVYN TOGETHER and what a topping Combination! \\>i£@*m- a%w i*a SBB 3f£>fe< ■T^^T*' siHf iji<
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      180 12 Bette Davis excels licr"^*^ performances ln Prev u •THE LETTER DAILY AT 3.15, 6.15 t ALII AM Kg SOMERSET MAUGluSi j greatest Story of /w/ HAVEHIM^*H JBL m\ K/ m W fee SOMflUT MAUOHAM G^.**^!^!!^^^^^ HERBERT MARSHALL- JAMES STEPHEN* <*o* micot t*u so»04a«AA*o A WILLIAM WYLER •^.aaZi3 Presented with a
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    44 13 wounded I idera id dawn »J He-gunned a I ;am in tvo town* W fad p^jg driver, i n > Cndthen died. issisUnce llreman. Wjl< also wounfl" footplate riim. he l uk e train to lne of a nearbj L ooldsack shortiv afterin hospital.
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    58 13 L oil tl at I >• £1.6«J0 or F W B, B .l:i •:> 3l fgham in i rection »er. defeated b\ nop himself i a I he •I am flndi 1 small gifts by leople anxious hpathise with p such Rift irti me was is. M although i
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    41 13 Air Clipper' kago, May 11. spa per. s to-day this story of Halifax. Stated box at a bis Be baseball the Ambaswas handed a >p. Thousands ttators watched it's inside It?" Lord Halifax. fly unwrapping aper serviette/ didn't eat it
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    36 13 W*. June 3 [MBER ()f nonI leaders have invited t 0 a t_ th e lorthcom- o d e r a 1 1 P> Conference indud- Sir II Ahmed Dr and Mi c P. 1
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    17 13 tonla. June 3 nonsoon s J widefil persona have a 1 of I boat the to tone
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    FAVOURITES WIN AT IPOH
    717 14 (From Our Own Reporter) I poll. Wednesday. WHILE favourites were generally obliging at to-days raits here, punters were given some ex< ilement when two outsiders romped home winners. They were Tat Kurke. in the fourth nee. and Drift On in the filth. I,..., one of the
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    Clarke Gets' 5 Wickets For 21
    128 14 Clarke Gets' 5 Wickets For 21 THE Loyals beat the M.C.D. j 1 Regiment in a cricket match by six wickets yesterday. The Gunneis batted first, and against the bowling of Clarke (5 wickets for 21 runs) were all out for 66 runs. Bombardier Lin ford was top scorer with
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    MALAYS WIN 6-3 AGAINST S.C.C.
    418 14 THE Malays won six-three against the S.C.C. in 1 a first division match on the Padang. yesterday. Outstanding in the Malay team was Aziz, in the pivot position, who was continually feeding his forwards. At the outset the S.C.C. dominated, but as the came progress,
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    313 14 AFTER leading by a goal to nil at the end of the first half, A Roval Artillery (Ac- Ac) lost to the Chinese Athletic] three goals to one in a first division match on the Anson Hi Stadium, yesterday. Had the Soldiers* forwards received better support from the halves
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    84 14 *T The Kiiiii rid-^T lag in a Bren i carrier during his visit to the I Canadian? Troops in Eng- •land. The; carrier the S Kin? went for a ride in was J named "Hell's Ang e I s" as S can be seen in V C this picture i
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      43 14 TOP A* sC f SOCCER: Besery 6 D^ i M.F.A.. Stadium-/ s S.H.B. v H-V.' i Y.MC.A. v g C Y.M.CA Div-n* v customs F Bramtoco Park. TENNIS tiT M1^ amentS TIDE TABLt TO-DAY: J* J 7.05 pjn^Jf 74 TO-MORROW 8.00 pm- w
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    237 15 -on the veterans' F iieS.CRC. Wan Liat 6-2. yed with a Wong Tan Wan [host P*rt, a rot him nothe court his oppo ent mutual'* chamo played ulted as beat Yong td Chin ng mat; the uon < pame. yed adhed in, who d an easy ned that the
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    Brilliant Century By Waites
    92 15 -fERRY" Waites who was un- able to turn out for the Europeans against the "Rest" over the week-end, owing to an injury, yesterday made a brilliant century (114) for the Y.M.C.A. against Air H.Q. The match ended in a draw, the Air H.Q. replying with 81
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    BAYONET KILLED U.S. NAVAL ATTACHE
    50 15 London. June 4. THE United States Assistant Naval Attache. Lt. Com. Jones. It is now revealed, died at Londonderry on Monday. It is reported he stabbed himself with a bayonet on beard shin. The inquest was held on Tuesday, the press not t admitted.— Reuter.
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    Labour Will Never Yield
    148 15 nDT I( T London. June 4. JJHiriSH labour win never yield, declared the Minister of Labour Mr. Ernest Bevm. broadcasting to the national conference of social workers in the United States I B bour. he said, was whole-heartedlv supporting the war because thev believed it righteous.
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    Junkers Troop-Carrier Downed At Malta
    92 15 Junkers TroopCarrier Downed At Malta Malta, June 4. BRITISH fighters shot down into the sea one Junkers 52 troopcarrier yesterday afternoon. Announcing this, a communique states that all the British machines returned safely. The incident occurred during the second air raid alarm yesterday but on the first occasion, enemy planes
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    Winning Their Wings
    173 15 A flying training school in Bi tain, May i\ AV I fJ I T to air l.A.F. Service' 1 y Lug T r a i n m.'. School to Jay provided evidence of the 01 b e c oi coi which arc contributing to Britain'-; ail strength.
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    Dunkirk Dog Is Reprieved
    21 15 Dunkirk Dog Is Reprieved B I Bray a coohe and Al worry: n KetterU T N rtl th and 3a lm.
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    SPORT
    37 15 |IN a Div. 1 match 1 played at the 'oepot yc.sterdav, the R.E. <Fortress) oeat the Police ot by tl UJ 01 i/RANJI fR^W.TJ K beat the Wanderers by three goals to one in Dh o*
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    JOE LOUIS TO FIGHT AGAIN
    58 15 New York, Juno 4 pi LOUIfi md Billy Conn have signed paoers roi n world liei \u 15-round i I In New JT< k on June 18, Conn at the i tunc relinqul in., claim I the llghtheavy championship which in holdi but which hi
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    2,887 Australians In Crete Evacuation
    46 15 Melbourne, June 4. I HE War Minister Mr. P. C Spi n v. announced that tus rallan so far h. en reported tvt i dI m estlru 6 m Cn re the r. rman k The total include! 2!l ounied— Rcutcr.
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      LABOUR PARTY ON PEACE AIMS
      569 16 LABOUR PARTY ON PEACE AIMS LONDON. JUNE 4 A ITER THE ILMOST UNANIMOUS VOTE RECORDED ON A TUESDAY IN FAVOUR OF AN ALL-OUT FIGHT UNTIL VICTORY, TODAYS SESSION OF THE ANNUAL CONFER ENCE OF THE BRITISH LABOUR PARTY BEGAN HIE DISCUSSION OF ANOTHER MEMORANDUM TABLED B\ IDE EXECUTIVE OUTLINING LABOUR'S
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      FOOD!
      81 16 London, June 1 MOSCOW Radio says that trades- mon in Damascus have been ordered to report to the authorities their supplies of rice, sugar, butter and other foodstuffs Moscow Radio also say* that in view of the shortage of flour in Istanbul the supply of white bread to restaurants
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      63,000 TONS OF ENEMY SHIPS SUNK
      46 16 Londctn. June 4 -During the *eek ending June 2, news has been of C^ V nnn 0l t the l kmg or Of 63 000 tons of enemy shipping pi which at lea«t 55,000 tons were in the Mediterranean.— Reuter
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      28 16 i»,« til k ne Prisoners dur (5in l n ba L tle of Crete number* 8^)00 British and 4,000 Greek' claims the German High Com. mand communique.— Reuter
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      75 16 MAJOR-GENERAL Akira Muu^V^ M Military Affairs Bureau writing in the popular magazine -^0 presses the belief that the SinoXnuK. ties have reached the state of 9" minutes General Muto declares th^ means the whole nation must redouble iL to bring the incident to a glorious mLSI The so-caned Chma
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      Moscow Comment On Crete Battle
      183 16 Moscow Comment On Crete Battle Moicow. June t THE British Military Command in the Near actually held Crete for six months from Greek entry into war, but it d prope^ fortify this important strategic p ition Thisrf meat is made by M. Ivanov. a mi x r.eAcal of Sciences, discussing
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      PLANE LOST OF 20-MIN. FLIGHT
      130 16 PLA NE LOST OF 20-MIN. FLIGHT London. June WITH six persons on board. Including the pMj passenger plane has been lost on a flight fl the Scilly Isles and Penzance (Cornwall) whicn* have taken only 20 minutes. The plane. WW to the Great Western and Southern Airanea. Lsles of Scilly
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      Fighter Downed
      93 16 London, ***-H 1 COMMUNIQUE says that *f*J&gQ noon, a single enemy aircraft dn >pp were a town on the south coast. Srvei /V jured and damage was done to bund" 8 on Another enemy aircraft b° mUe V a i burst northeast coast and delivered but s machine-gun
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