Morning Tribune, 6 June 1941

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    16 1 r^j SAL ES EXCEED 4,5*0 DAILY Morning Tribune Li ti- N 108, Frid ,une 6< 1941
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    FULL AIR SUPPORT PROMISED IN CYPRUS: NEW MOVE EXPECTED SOON
    258 1 FULL AIR SUPPORT PROMISED IN CYPRUS: NEW MOVE EXPECTED SOON THr hm,^ CAIRO, JUNE 5. T rrl X n F GENE RAL CATROUX AND Minmr^s, GAULLE SOMEWHERE IN THE MIDDLE EAST WAS ANNOUNCED IN CAIRO TODAY AND PORTENDS, MANY OBSERVERS BELIEVE BIG EVENTS IN THIS THEATRE OF WAR IN THE
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    U.S. ARMY READY FOR OVERSEAS
    192 1 U.S. ARMY READY FOR OVERSEAS IW&shineton. June 5. ghting First" Division would be one of first units in the United States Army e if America decided to send an man force abroad, it is learned eral Marshall, Chief of the Army, adthe House of Representatives ApproCommittee, said the First Division
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    Labour To Demand Story Of Crete
    95 1 Labour To Demand Story Of Crete Sydney, June 5. ™r members of the AusJWar Council will insist Wssion uf the Australian ■J te and a review WUon of ill the Austra*s&ta Council meeting in II toi R>; "y. one of the fibers stated that the alian losses in by the
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    COAL EXPORTS FROM WALES RESTRICTED
    130 1 London, June 5 rOAL exports from Wales have been t the beginning of this week a number of cargo^ have been stopped and ships which arrived to takt supplies since last weekend are being "P Exporters believe that the restriction b con etc, with the
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    20 1 Bangkok. June D. The authorities are considering the > aboM the Boy Scout organisation as a separate entit>, the newspaper, Khaaplup.
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    VICHY PLANNING CONQUEST OF ALL FRENCH COLONIES
    266 1 Somewhere on the French Frontier, June 5. POLITICAL observers understand that the Vichy Government, acting on German pressure, is hastening preparations for the re-conquest of the French colonies adhering to Gen. de Gaulle and for the defence of Syria in the event of
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    One Of Richest Men In U.S. Dead
    41 1 New York, JOB THE death il announced of Mr. Arthur Curtiss Jam*' one of America's 12 richest men. HU death from pneumonia occurred on his yacht. Mr James' lnv< once estimated at $35u,M)0,000. Reuter
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    Nazi Navy Operate 700 Miles From U.S.
    136 1 New York, June 5. LMCiHT British mer- chant men totalling I 54,268 tons were recently I torpedoed within 700; miles oflf United States *> m shores. This was disclosed I jj by the Maritime Com mis- sion on Wednesday, and the disclosure has
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    Eire Protest At Dublin Bombing
    64 1 Eire Protest At Dublin Bombing M Dublin, June 5. H. Eanion de Valera in a statement in the Dail on the recent bombing of Dublin said that 27 persons were killed and 45 seriously hurt and still in hospital. 25 houses were destroyed ar,d so damaged as to be unlit
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    New Peace Move Rumoured
    58 1 /IRK 11, JUNE 5 WELL-INFORMED VHHV CIRW CLEB ABE JOINING IN THE CHORUS OF RIMOURS THAT A NEW HITLER PEACE OFFENSIVE is in progress the REASON QIVEN IS THAI TO AVOID AMERICAN INTERVENTION AND TO CONSOLIDATE GERMANY'S SUCCESSES, GERMANY WOULD DECLARE THAT SHE IS NOT INTERESTED
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    44 1 expressed sympathy with relatives of the victim* and paid a tribute to the AR.P workers. The German virele s acknowledge! the receipt of tire's protect glibly and ays that there can be no question of Intentional bombing. The German authorities are closely investigating Reuter
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    13 1 London, June 5- The death has occurred of Admiral Sir Frederick Learmonth.— Reuter
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    DAYLIGHT RAID ON ZEEBRUGGE BY RAF
    201 2 DAYLIGHT RAID ON ZEEBRUGGE BY RAF London. June 5. A DAYLIGHT attack on Zeebrugge was made yesterday by A the It. A.F. and mam bombs were seen to burst «n in mo ,e shin of 500 tons was blown clean out of the wate. .direct hit. savs the Air Ministry
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    100 KILLED IN RAID ON ALEXANDRIA
    92 2 J Cairo. June 5. AN official account of last alghtfs air raid states 1 •There was an air attack Alexandria. Anti-aircraft defences were i« action. »iieh \j losltc end Ineen--2 diary bombs irere dfreyped sti 2 the cit\. I "This attack caused mmi-*^ I
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    45 2 tvtnatftr re ne« guarantea; luropean i^j, purebred nam from Ooitad Eugi r >. February; <, ntVv oi modem uty'.^d Bum fu Biiurp. two Imported bran •Una with dunlopillo cushions. N.' ag k>u ifli < t «•'-<• to eoM r ri room, 11 ton.. on rueaday Juiv I Ifl in
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    BENGHAZI, MARITZA BOMBED BY R.A.F.
    256 2 Cairo. June 5. CUCCESSFUL raids on Benghazi harbour and Maritza aerodrome and attacks on the lew remaining positions in Italian hands are chronicled in to-day's Middle East R.A.F. communique. The communique states that during the nisht o: June 9 1. heavy bombers Of the R.A.F.
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    54 2 )<h The King^f (right) alight- ing from a i )Br e n carrier j after he had i been for a ride i /during his visit to the J \Cana d i a n i troops at their i headquarters in England. With N t His Majesty is Major General
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    Lord Lloyd— £56,900
    32 2 Lord Lloyd, late Secretary for the Colonies, left £56.967. which goes to his wifs for life on trust, and then on trust to his son. Alexander Da via Frederick.
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    28 2 German military court in Paris has gaoled Mrs. E l l a Kahn Shiber. Anerlcan, for three years on a charge of aiding British military refugees to escape.
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    U.S. Comment On War, Peace Aims
    121 2 New York, June 5. THE New V Time? In an editoiial on Mr. Anthony Eden's speech on war and peace aims savs that it was probably not by accident that Mr. Eden, ad i M: Winston Churchill was chosen to make Irst official declaration
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    Court Cleared In Broughton Trial
    64 2 Nairobi, June 5. THE co: v. was cleared to-day w!i ol Bir Delves 3rou>>hton on a charge Of murdering Lord Erroli was continued. The clearlone h dent regarding the Lieut. J. J. Lezard lowei court. Th rated re inadmissible. told him on --3 that Sir
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    107 2 Bangkok, June WHERE does Japan stall Thailand 0 This question obliquely answered bv the runs which la known to I Nationalist Thai opinion. The paper contests the Jap assertion that Britain doma Thailand'^ national econonq cause she ha-; the lion's sbu the Thai export and import tt If in
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    38 2 Madrid, J'WITH a desire to "arrive fullesL relations countries signifying in? of a new order in the! Spain announces >ne b p legation at Hsinkmg represented in BfcncWJ Spanish nmbawadoi Spain is also i tic relations witn
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      69 2 "Cent A Plane" Fund Total number of enemy planes ittfl roved during vestcrday on all fronts up to midnight London time \i\i: Si? i- Si -««Wfc "*"*wil^Mßc't? 7' viftyS is£ atf** tin Hp^mi— i >"*^ <jr B jffek |ft y^H "1 l_Ww V. \W 'T^iS > V J T^P^^J- .^W
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      53 2 Vigour Resfom Glands Ma*W In 24 Hours J nteuolong' M bJfOfvigoui and body lyekin, depress I an American 1 quli'k. easy a This dla tak' tot* I doea awa> B bringing a •ands. It v a •m 1: ;7_W nervt m and fee eyes Bpf> youtMi',l I And I a
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    313 3 London, June 5. [ERK is fortunately no longer any doubt of the future policy of Great Britain— or, it may be added. States— towards the Vichy Government Eoee who submit themselves to its rulers," write* ■liit (J«»veini«ent of weaklings who lack the will or th to defend its policy
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    97 3 .(KOOKS TOl'R" i»t tin' Pavilion) m h school traditions are Ld i»v the two fellows in who are mistake lor enerand are banded in error a r,'?ord that ll of vital In- Britain's enemlea. also a ravsterv woman, a siren dTcabaret dancer, who follows fvs aero" most of the
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    111 3 London, June. 5. rnvs.v. night raids over Brtwere c nsiderable and Id" last night, state's an ■try c tmnuiuque is were droop ?d in the s tad the south-east. The of casualties is not large Ktentive damage has been I also fell at points in the fat, East Angfia
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    16 3 rea-h ckhol m, June 5. Fjjto ashing boats which n en captured by the Reuter
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    NAZI PLANES OVER SWEDEN
    54 3 Stockholm, June 5. SEVERAL German seaplanes this morning flew over Swedish territory on the western coast of the island ot Gotland, it is official ly announc :d H They were driven off by anaaircraft fire. The island of Cotland lies in the Baltic, off the southern
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    92 3 r A »i* Marshall A. G. R. Gar. I rod, Air Mem- J ber for Train- I ing, and Mr. i J. F. Wolfen- j den, Headmas- J ter of Ippingi ham and Direc- 1 tor of Pre- Entry S Training paid a i visit to the Tif- J fin
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    Army Men To Learn
    43 3 A LARGE-SCALE experiment in adult education has been begun by the Australian Army authorities, which aims to 'cushion" the change from civil to army life, and later to prepare men for their re-entrv into a changed .society after demobilisation.
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    MOBILE DRESSING STATION
    31 3 A MOBILE advanced' dressing station is to be presented by the New South Wales division of the Australian Red Cross to the Free French forces in North Africa.
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    U.S. Production & Final Victory
    126 3 U.S. Production Final Victory London, June 5. "I HAVE returned full of confidence in a future I H Sry, because I have £ag»j» steps now being taken in the Un ted States declared the Belgian Finance Minister, M. Outt, nn hi<; return from America. M G„U "id that while he
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    Attack On Regent Which Failed
    230 3 Jerusalem, June •">. THE Iraq Regent, Emir Abdul Illah, was bombed and machinegunned repeatedly throughout his lour-day journey to Baghdad, it is now revealed. The first attack occurred a tV* minutes after he landed on an Iraq airfield. Following a long attack during which bombs
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      28 3 ib! -ic notice NgaporeT nicipality !W invited for the foitade r paj Trader Room. TubS! 4 p 7 Juj y 19 At- w W DUNCAR. Al Municipal Btcm&ry.
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      199 3 ASSURE YOUR OWN FUTURE I Modem oommeroe hai m pleas te ider« j no high nwvdi to glee to the unskilled untrained worker Success only rMnr* to the qualified! Decide to-day t< idy at pitman's. Singapore Braneb >i ti e famous London college established i 'r II years esjo, Bnrolmtat
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    BALI NIGHT AT CYRANO'S CAFE
    760 4  -  VERA ARDMORE PEOPLE 8c PLACES By BALI CMM to Cyrano's on Wednesday niqht when 1 special War Fund "do" was held called a "Night in Bali." Intimate atmosphere of this popqfttr cafe was w«*!l suited to the DMMfton, and mo. t p ople dined j
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      95 4 Deauti] jm/I Mefasoiour Blue Hyacinth Cosmetics liave one aim: to make women beautiful at prices nil women can afford. Blue Hyacinth Indelible Lipstick in six shades with rouge to match. Blue Hyacinth Powder for a dull matt surface. Blue Hyacinth Cold and Vanishing Creams protect and beautify. (ilinto Nail Polish
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      49 4 i sKi.\ i»i-:iu inuix In the tropics can only be yours if you take extra care U preserve its natural loveliness. CAIMEI lOVCI 'Late of Bond Street. London) recommends a special facial designed for this climate. (Prices from $4) The NAOMI SALON 18, Rodney House, Battery Road. Telephone: WW
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    515 5 ■CHIEF In moderation, is natural to the healthy child and there t e few mothers who have not found quite a large trace of this K. m their small sons and daughters. Generally speaking, boys K^e than girls, however, because of their natural desire to ■re and :md out
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    316 5 has three main kinds crv and, since crying B lv; it is well lh rr to understand B the denote. First reflex" crving of Bf M ii:rh P»taBV""i > means that lak -i>7 exorcise. SeI tv oi pain ft nd thirdly, ft l *d child, ft oung mother d
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    6 Months' Progress
    222 5 6 Months' Progress i FIRST MONTH Baby should have gained a full i pound over his birth-weight t and should be gaining 5 to 6 J o/s week. He should sleep i from 10 p.m to 6 am. J SECOND MONTH Baby i can smile and grip your fingers now.
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    FINED UNDER ALIENS' LAW
    346 6 TWO casts came up for hearing m the police courts, yestei--1 day. in which a Japanese and a Japanese bom SUbjec! were concerned. Fines were imposed In both Instances. Chio Ah Hee, SO, Pormosan-bom Chint pleaded guilty before Mi vv D Oarew third magistrate to i
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    54 6 Pleading for leniency. Liang Ga Sing <54». the Chinese contractor, who admitted being the promoter of a Wha Hoav lottery, last week, informed Mr. \V. D. Carew. third magistrate, yesterday, that he had several coolies under him and that they depended on him for a living. Sentence of eight months
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    Went To Molest Women
    145 6 1 WFNT there to assault j i women with a view to i outi aging their modesty, uas l he extraordinary plea MWj year-old Fong Weng Kee 1 (Cantonese) when he was S charged before the fifth ma- i gistrate. Mr. L. C. <»oh, yes- I
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    $2,016 Jewellery Theft Alleged
    382 6 ALLEGED to have been caught while stealing a cash box n.nw, T' worth of jewellery and cash belong Chinese couple from a hotel mGt vf t( Malays, Salleh bin Ashed and All alias v Tebang. were charged in the district !j yesterday, before Mr. J. L.
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    New Shipbuilding At Thornycrofts
    262 6 New Shipbuilding At Thornycrofts THE Rent Assessment Board. y< d 1 ed permission to Messi rhomytj (Singapore), Ltd.. to eject tenants premises adjoining their shipyard subj certain agreed conditions. It J l Thorny-crofts had come to an amicabl an* ment with the respondents. It was stated when the applU the
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    H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    1470 7 H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London London Dance Halls j Bombed: "War Bigger I And More Devilish:" J Men No Longer Shave: Economy In S Clothes S 1 Hk c I ondon, May 16. a coincidence that F!T two Saturdays running JSi dance resorts should ffid tragedy oc-rred 5 suburbs. A
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    Morning Tribune FRIDAY JUNE 6, 1941. VICHY'S NEW MOVE
    320 7 MORNING TRIBUNE FRIDAY JUNE 6, 1941. VICHY'S NEW MOVE AS the Reich's war technicians sharpen, for the next attack, the s]>earhead of their war machine, which was badly blunted in the Greek and Crete campaigns and from which the blood of innocent women and children is still dripping, her backstair
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    Musical Opinion
    844 8 Confound The Critics Cnt us Co njo u n ded IN an article appearing last week I promised to deal further with an intriguing book by Dr. Joseph Schluter— "A General History of Music" an English translation of which was published in 1865. The most absorbing parts of
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    19 8 11. Newton R°aß W to R"* I Tfchaikowskys mini" and the D. and a c Mou.^orusky- ivtsiki ti
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      157 8 Ote^icol tomb SCIINABEL (piano) THE LONDON SYMPHONY ■ORCHESTRA Concerto in Ma). (K477) (Mozart) DMSSSjSS. STOKOWSKI PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA Symphony No. ."> in E Min. (New World) (Dvorak) DBWII 1"). Symphony No. I in E Min. Op. til (Tchaikovsky) D***** 10. Symphony No. g in B Min. (Unfinished) (Schubert) D7375 77. i
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      39 8 I [MICKEY MOUSE 4l __JL--J f 7 THKTTHE WILD j A~f j fl [7 TH& !i 2LJ J A -V-> THIS J SIAND TKIN* YOU'RE SOME 7 /'V 4 \LL THIS V $M IPta \i^TtTJWELL...THEV V-M /QPPMS 5* -J
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    Diggers' Guard Of Honour For Betty Bryant
    458 9 Diggers' Guard Of Honour For Betty Bryant ("40,000 Horsemen" J "HARMING, vivacious, vibrant. 20-yt at Betty Bryant, one of Australia's most f. mous film stars, star of "40,000 Horsemei which is to be screened in Singapore shortly arrived here by air from Australia, yesterday Miss Bryant had the unusual thrill
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    Unlawful Assembly
    112 9 ALLEGED to have used force U>- wards some actors of the National Theatre. Pasir Panjang, on 'the night of June 2. and injured I several of them and caused damace to the property o* Uie theatre to the extent of $1,000. four Malays, Awang bin Mat. 26, JMohamed
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    Causing Death Charge
    124 9 ARISIInG out of an accident in which a fire brigade lorry was involved near the railway station along Keppel Road, on June 2. Tibi bin Mansor. a fireman, was charged, yesterday, in the district traffic court, with causing the death of Kuchit bin Ibrahim by a rash
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      609 10 Motor Vehicles ii YOU WANT to sell your car. phone 5088, Singapore. Cash paid. (No. 676H) WANTED two hi secondhand lorry. Full particular to Host Office Box 668, Singapore tNo 84.11 1 MM VAUXHAL 10. in perfect conaltlon and appearance. Apply 26. Lorong »»andan. Malacca. (No. 783H1 GOOD secondhand motorcycle
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      88 10 ON i 1 SINd 2HI. v» 3 zap:" UM Qnu H 11 (From U 'Fro- 11 B SA 8.1 dl.l •J IM Ul BS6 pj (IM ffor Ma HSPS •111 KIALA ■a 3 nc (daily 2 Frna to I. PE! ZRI i«* From to I From to I RAI XYO
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    TRIED TO BESMIRCH MAN'S GOOD NAME
    484 11 Contractors Gaoled SCATHING comments were made by Mr. Justice Worley at the Assize Court, yesterday in the corruption case in which two Punjabi contractors of the Naval Base, Rakhtawar Singh and Bickram Singh, were charged with giving a bribe of $50 to Mr. Henry
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      158 11 ■hlf inVtliftlll _____M__JiHIMH L uit may seem,; "roots" of your hair do re their natural food, I the distressing result. I by providing nourishing cells, the hair i fornMf nd for vilcrin I)F. IN 1 NC.LAND •o the m MIN PEMHAS Id street IM PHILP LINE. In Australia! MOM UUNGS
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      184 11 COLLECTED FUNDS FOR NON-EXISTENT SCHOOL AFTER operating for over seven months and collecting $400 tor a "school" which does not exist, a man named Chew Ng Lam met trouble when he tried to collect a donation Horn Dr. C. J. Paglar. Yesterday Chew and an alleged partner. Lim Kee appeared
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      289 11 Pimples Go Cause Killed in 3 Days Tli.> very first application of Nixoderm begin* ctoar away pimplon Ilk.- magic. T Nixoderm tonlßht and you v/IM m.on h> >e jrour ?Kln hemming noft. amooth and clear. Nixoderm is a now SueoVffy that kilif. rerma :md parasltts on the slin tt,.tt cause
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    Cable News From 'Down Under'
    293 12 Cable News From 'Down Under' Melbourne, June I MILLIONS ol Australians are now reading the day's news on paper made from Australian gum-trees. Thi.s strengthens Australia s industrial independence, means retention within Australia at once oi £500.000 B year formerly spent on overseas newsprint, and an ultimate saving u: £2.500.000
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      122 12 LA I <■■!! YOU'VP SjMPLY GOT TO!!. ITS JUST ONE OF THOSE GRAND M.G.M. Comedies that the whole 10-HAY CAPITOL 3 15-615-9 15 MYRNA and MELVYN TOGETHER.... and what a topping Combination! £J_Wfak_a^ MARRIED. BUT HE MADE I «ripiL ,_w H2 J MBWflkfrj? mmmk^ WB lOV DOIGI/l$ RAYMOND WAIBURN LEE
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      176 12 Bette Davis tops all previous in Tin* Utter" TO-DAY I TO-MORROW SUNDAY JM \T THE AIR-COXDinoxiM ALII ASIKjJ SOMERSET A/.1(,'G7/7l greatest Storx 0/ A v I SHE CANT AWal HAVEHIM^'ISSI NOW! j/KLmf3 tOMIISIT MAUOMAMt >..»». IWH "> HERBERT MARSHALL- JAMES STEPHENS J WW* msocm gau MWfl A WILLIAM WYLTR «.»«n
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    133 13 I I B-ta wbich been won Kgn tf*' ner KJsborougri B I^B- cession K' Miller's K brighu held by owned by ■r mhsrini I golhapur, the M*ha■olhapur. > won four tio-year-■t.en pur■t year it Kg to send K. but the K. death. ■with the of the t i K
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    MAGISTRATE AS COMPLAINANT AND JUDGE
    133 13 MAGISTRATE AS COMPLAINANT AND JUDGE MK C K. Whitton. traffic! magistrate, was, yesterday, j complainant and judge in the case. Curtis, of the Anson Ro:id ctadiOßt, was the defendant and, t e ms -liven the option of having l case tried before another ia cistrate but he decided to plead
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    HANDICAPS FOR LAST DAY OF IPOH RACES
    599 14 the following aw the handi--1 cap for the last day <t<> morrow) of the Perak Turf Club's June meeting:— Horses, Class I. Div. I— V fprs. vlr 0 1 NATIONAL Sj 3 1 0 HAY DRAGON »,v »1U 2 (i 0 I^JOLIN sy
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    70 14 INTER-VARSITY CRICKET ON JUNE 28 1 London. H OXFORD and Cambrian have agreed ton inter-univeisity cricket match at Jime 28. „,,j..,>rsitl This is the first occasion the nan* met in wartime cricket. All the proceeds of the one-du> maw the Red Cross. uhic h Cambridge have raised a e^ x!ord
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    Kam is, Yadi Win Doubles
    211 14 YTADI and Kamis scored a great victory over Chua Choon Leong and Chin Kee Onn (6-2, 3-<>, 6—l) in the final of the mens doubles of he Y.M.C. A. Spring lawn tennis tournament, yesterday. Yadi's characteristic services, which he sent down with the speed and
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      387 14 Reserve Division PLAYED ON STADIUM M.F A Res V 1 UNINSPIRING football. f The score was one-all at the end of u during which the Chinese had clearlv h the exchanges, and the Malays cor*d »k? goals In the second half, when i> Ij 1 evenly distributed. amM The Chinese
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    278 15 People Places Qucrvilic chose a similar materia! in a lighter blue. Mme. Chasseriau. a dear little lady who reminded me of Whistler's mother, was in white spotted hlack and wore a small mod 0 f -liver grfey. Mesdames L. Richard and H W Moxon both chose tailored linen costumes, one
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    93 15 All Their Own Work! MORE than 40,0'JU inventors sent suggestions for defeating the night bomber to the i mi •*!•>• lr cra't Production du December. One nan. Col. Lle*ellir Parliamentary gecr, taiy to the Ministry, told M.F proposed that every night fighter should a cat. fflncc the eat could In
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    9 15 Lt. Hermann Goering Gazette- "Royal Army f comm inn
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    TYPING CONTEST ENDS
    102 15 TYPING CONTEST ENDS JHE -Kitty Foyle" Singapore Underwood Open Typewrit- 1 in g Championship 1 was concluded yesterday in Robinson and Co.'s Cafe, at 5 p.m. Mr. Bidnei Dant, Director of Pitman's College, who judged the contest, will correct the papers, and it U expected tha: the results will be
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    ACCURATE, RAPID GUNNERY PUT END TO BISMARCK
    271 16 lOMM)S. JUNE 5. MviKvn RAPID \m> ditvastvum: fire from i a A smp mi- 'h smaller than herself fWD -ivr riPi \l FIRE VI LONG RANGE Al W5 J-** 2?!f ■Si WP CEASELESS POUNDING ONTO. Wl HAD ffi? 28 !SS m ta b^eks.
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    Winant Has Full Report
    86 16 Washington, June 5 MR. John G Winant. the American Ambassador in London returned with as complete a report of Britain's war experience as is available. It is said to cover no: only military experience but details regarding British economy, the food situation and th?. social background
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    Japanese Claim Shansi Victory
    90 16 Tokyo. June 5 A' SERIOUS deteat of two group armies, said to be under the direct control of Gen Chiang (Kai-shek, and 23 Chinese army divisions as the result of the reIcent Japanese campaign in Southjorn Shansi and Northern Honan Is i claimed in a Japanese
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    U. S. Production In Top Gear
    49 16 Washington, June 5. |"I METRIC AN mass production methods are now geared to manufacture aeroplane^ in numbers sufficient to overwhelm the j enemies of democracy." declared t the Ass t stant Secretary for War, Mr Robert Lovett. in a broadcast last nigh:- Reuter
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    He Died Trying To Save Nazis
    71 16 Sub -Officer Arthur Thomas Beaumont, wnose name Is amor/. 1 commendations in iist of awards announced bv the London Gazette, was killed last November wnen leading Faver- snam <Kent> firemen In trying to save the I crew of a blazing German bomber that had
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    25 16 Dwelling Care s. i some containing Heb- I rew inscriptions dat- I ing back to the time j of King Herod, have been discos Jerusalem.
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      183 16 TEO Kwee Liang. alia* Kwee Liana rh, J I clerk of the Bata Bhoe Company "amSB Assize Court, before Mr Justice WorlevVß of criminal breach of trust in re.spect of «?<■ of ciepe sole rubber belor.v u.!rIM pany. 4ai ß Mr. E. N. Griffith-Jones. Crown that on Oct. 31
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    SHORTS
    91 16 Messrs J. S. Par-' tridge, J. B. Leahy and Vinpent Hay have been appointee' Cadets in the Malayan Police Service. The appointment of Mr. W. V. Smith as an Assistant Architect. Malayan Pubiic Works Service, has been approved. To stop escape of fugitives to England, Norwegian ships, under Nazi
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    56 16 New York,! LABOUR leaders have nfl that the strike of im house workers in Ntifl dry and cold storage m will not interfere with fl ment of goods for Britafl The warehouses have m dollars worth oi ritieofl rials for Bn'am which, ij announced, had be 1 iifl The
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    New Zealand £100,0001
    18 16 New Zealand £100,000 1 Wellington ganisatioi.^ confer* cided to send -.-100.0W for the relief of air rai Reuter
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