Morning Tribune, 13 June 1941

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    15 1 Lr SALES EXCEED 4^s* DAILY Morning Tribune 1 6^n». u*i Frida y- June 13 1941
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    ALLIED PUSH TO BEIRUT: SIX MILES FROM SIDON
    546 1 ALLIED PUSH TO BEIRUT: SIX MILES FROM SIDON LONDON, JUNE 12. BRITISH HAVE ADVANCED ALONG THI uT ROAD IN SYRIA TO WITHIN SIX MTLES DON it WAS LEARNED IN LONDON TO-DAY jis brings them 26 miles from Beirut, the capita] (a and the undoubted Allied objective m theu thrust Meanwhile,
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    69 1 -Official ■DVGTON, JI'NE 12. BIN .MOOR WAS I'NmDIV SINK BY A I SIB.MARINK SAYS Ml DEPARTMENT. PORT FROM THE JIATES CONSUL AT BITO STATES THAT IKMVN SUBMARINE IDER \',\s FULLY WAT KOBIN MOOR AMERICAN VESSEL. OE 11 S'-RVIVOKS SHIP WHICH WAS I MAY 21 AT »i A.M. HIKH MVK
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    145 1 ■•i/« saa MR. Winston Churchill at the meeting at St. James' Palace, said, "We cannot yet dee how deliverance will come «r when it will come, but noI thing is more certain than t that every trace of Hitler's footsteps, every stain of his infected and corroding fingers I will
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    36 1 toe i!-ih c Emperor >■«« cabled his conDns t() W«« George on f the sflkiai celeot ins birthday. The *fjhe same time sent Jtiaira his < iran d ■Ceremonies, t 0 the N > t v the MHratoUtion^ Reuter
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    Assab, 2nd Eritrean Port, Is Captured
    190 1 ASS\R__Tiiir n#u ADEN. JUNK 12. A Fn7^ L^ COND PORT OF KWTREA-WAS CAPTURDAYLiriIT SS )AY MORNING AFTER A COMBINKD FORcl ,t is «™.T?.° N BY THE NAVY ARMY AND AIR rUKCE, IT IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED. Several hundred prisoners were taken, including two Italian generate,
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    Fleet Moves East
    18 1 Toulo,, have left po rt and lerranean, M C ©opdin R to offi Iss&AttjiSSS! Reuter
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    JAPAN'S FINAL DECISION MADE
    235 1 Tokyo, June 12. THE Japanese Foreign Minister, Mr. Yosiike Mafcsuoka, called at the Imperial Palace and reported fully to the Emperor on the Japanese Government's policy towards the Netherlands East Indies following the deadlock m the tiade talks at Batavia. Japan's "final decision" was taken at
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    Fight Until Victory Pledge
    235 1 Fight Until Victory Pledge London, Jane 12. 1 A RESOLUTION to continue th« straggle against German aggression until victory and that there could be no peace .so long as the German military threat to free peoples continued was adopted at a meeting of representatives of all the Allied Governments, under
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    35 1 London, Jun« U The Duko or lotha, Pi or the German K«'d Ci I m Geneva, »ya the Si ulio. will have 'ii r vith th# C, n ti .1 Pri«nn#>m-of-War Col* llltI tee. Reuter
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    Widespread Nazi Raids On Britain
    400 2 LONDON HSU VI. THE LUFTWAFFE REVISITED MANY PLACES IN BRITAIN 1 DURING THEIR WIDESPREAD RAIDS LAST NIGHT— AND HOW WIDESPREAD THEY WERE IS SHOWN IN REPORTS COMING FROM TOWNS IN EAST. SOUTH AND WEST ENGLAND. But the Luftwaffe In many instances leaped the harvest cil
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    UNION JACK FLIES IN BAGHDAD
    148 2 i Baghdad. June It. I WITH an impressive cermio- J nial parade, the Union > Jack wa* a^ain hoisted orer I i the British Embassy to-day for the first time since May 3 During Raschid Al?\ rebel- I lion, which be^an then, the i 1
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    PARAS
    145 2 MR. S. C. Goho has been elected President of the Indian Association. Singapore, m place of Mr. V. Pakirisamy, who has resigned. His Excellency the High Commissioner has approved the promotion of Lieutenant H. P. Yates. Federated Malay States Volunteer Force, to the rank of Captain. Inche Mohamed Salleii
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    Relatives Of Heroes At Investiture
    134 2 London, June 12 THE Kins gave two Victoria Crosses and too Otorge Croats to relatives oi tour dead heroes at an '.iture at Buckingham Palace this week Miss n received the V C. conferred on her brother Captain Fegen, who wen: down with Jervis Bay
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    UNKNOWN
    373 2 London, June 12 STORIES of a. 1 most incredible feats of military organisation, engineering and endurance, per inrmed during the advance of the Imperial forces from Kenya to Addis Ababa, were told m London by two officers who took tart m the campaign. The advance over a distance of
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    FRENCH BAN BRITISH FAIR
    47 2 Shanghai, June 12. Ostensibly to prevent friction between the British and French communities, the French police to-day banned the garden fair for the benefit of British war funds scheduled to be held m a British-owned garden m the French concession on Saturday.— Reuter
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      51 2 FOR YOU V and THE WAR FUND Pompadour opens on Monday, 16th June All visitors on the opening day will be given gift samples of their favourite perfumes. Total proceeds of sales for the week will be donated to the War Fund. 24. different perfumes now jnn»ii*hi«\ 11, The Arcade
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      205 2 Gland Discoj Restores if In 24 Houij Sufferers from lon of v:pj nt-ss, weak body, in.pure li memory, and who are old m before their Ume will be del™ i>f a new gland discovery by Doctor. This new discovery nakes quickly and easily restore vi glands anil body, to b
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    BROADCAST TO CHINA!
    48 3 BROADCAST TO CHINA incy Tsai. daughter of General Tsai Ting-*T the (Ihine>e Nineteenth Route Army, warms j the microphone for her KGEI broadcast to j rirnt. Aho on the programme when Nancy to her father, "somewhere m China," was j I Frne Oiinesc Consul General m San i
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    RUSSIAN-GERMAN SPLIT FORESEEN
    214 3 IjUJNCIDING with tv» i IJUna() June li:. It is, a thread-bare canvas winch no longer covers up the truth. From almost all parts of Europe comes evidence to suggest that Hitler i s deliberately forcini? Ms relations with the Soviets to tlie point of crisis. "During the
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    RECORD FLIGHT
    38 3 Montreal, June 12 AN Atlantic crossing m 810 minutes, it is officially announced, la the new East West record time for a flight from England to Canada. The Diane was brinuinii trans- Atlantic pilots back. Reuter
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    UNKNOWN
    237 3 Melbourne, June 12. ILIANS recognise the paramount importance le defence of England and are quite unconebout the proportions of British or Anzac i the Middle East, out they are concerned ie vita! problem of Imperial defence which pietely parsed over m the House of Commons ■ys the Melbourne Argus.
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    78 3 Paring m€ a part y of Mala y "women F ***** at the 8 3!4 mile N aact c T y t,hi? VnpoUr was filing, six women L*ntatton i£ an atta P hollse situated m S'linn L n n a coconut tree crashed 'Wv-i Lrn, a i the women
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      448 3 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS GOVERNMENT war i.o.w i I•><><>1 •><><> Proceeds to he a gift to His Majesty's Government for the purposes of (he War ISSUE OF MALAYAN 510,000,000 REGISTERED DEBENTURE STOCK (Authorised by Straits Settlements War Loan (Local) Ordinance*, 1941) REPAYABLE AT PAR NOT LATER THAN 15th JULY, 1960 INTEREST 3%
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    RAFFLES SUCCESS
    849 4  -  VERA ARDMORE lklkllsd d.m;df,ldfm \liis. Elder and h^r energetic helperi will b«» glad of a j«*( alter their hard work dur•m£ the i>ast fortnight It must i mod satisfying for them to l<K>k hack at the series of succeiMi that marked their efforts. Wednesday nights dance at Rattcs
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    AMERICAN VISITORS
    22 4 AMERICAN VISITORS Miss Margaret Fyfe, one of Mrs Fld,r' charming and vivacious belpen at the st v Hospital and War Fund •do\
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      22 4 20% off A L AMERICAN HANDBAGS o p all si#rs F all shapes p; r P all rolours WASSIAMULL'S 31-33 HIGH STREET
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      116 4 r7° 1 v £t ueauftf gy ...HehtLsHour Bine Hyacinth Cosmetics have one aim: to make women beautiful at prices all women can afford. Blue Hyacinth Indelible Lipstick m six shades with rouge to match. Blue Hyacinth Powder for a dull matt surface. Blue Hyacinth Cold and Vanishing Creams protect and
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      14 4 c l I fm m M ■'tAw tgllX Ie IS Tea! SPECIJJ r.ndef I
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    WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF...
    910 5 iWalUwed hair rlip? hiiini hi» arm? rvER careful a mother may be of her children possible to prevent occasional accident elei ita the nursery. Therefore, it is important gj to cope wiih these emergencies when There arc many mishaps which may be ssfully without medical
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    The Nursery Medicine Chest Should Include
    192 5 JJERE are some of the more usual remedies which mothers of families should gradually collect and keep m a clean cupboard or box under lock and key. Facket of boracic lint and packet of sterile cotton wool; reel of adhesive tape; clinical thermometer; camphorated
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      62 5 SAUSAGES that mil make if oh ask for a second helping lis aluays a treat w!i«n S( S /?*it~i*&%iftf* If SAUSAGES are p:it on the table [tsi J^-. J/ Fvery sausage is parked with r A y <Q> JT/ roodnem and flavour. Delicious, too, MJ. A are our OHIFOLATA, COCKTAIL
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    Diplomat Worried-Lost His Clothes
    156 6 Diplomat WorriedLost His Clothes London, May 15 S"' Tariff Uavinriai'o he found a secretarial Joj, h S !sbi we had been bombed out on Saturday nfcht si, I'll have to manage without any new suits J a ttmSm i-HVJ^ fe 5-*t j ter and h:id not seen her husband for
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    GOVERNOR ON EXTENT OF OUR WAR EFFORT
    659 6 Kwv»rinn«t from Singapore Station, last night confidence m the outcome m less than three years ago he said the war His Excellency said t0 our own prime Minister, i that the total Home Defence wa nt nothing more. 1 And now Corns and
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    FLASK RACKET TO END
    226 6 PROFITEERING m vajuum flasks is to be stamped out by the Boaitt of "iraae. Shelterers all over the country have created a huge demand fcr the flasks. Nine and sixpence is beuig charged for articles which used to cost 3s. 6d., and 15s. 9d. is being
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    20 6 a declaration the Polish r pola rights m of clt^ n S c Son V^ nc harm* 111 Reuter
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    H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    864 7 H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London I x -j Maggot In The Apple: jWhat Hess Has Said: J The Damage To Parliament: Housed S Still Meets: Little On j The Germans S i J, I London, msj LpvWHERBaiHi by everyriwcusaioiis about Hess U V l,,n't know yet fit fa, all about,
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    Pandemonium In Foochow As Chinese Approach
    107 7 Pandemonium In Foochow As Chinese Approach Shanghai, June 12 pAMDEMCNTUM reigns m FoocbOW, a tMfttf port on the Kukirn roa>t. which was recently captured by the Jauane.se, following a CninMC advance \o the outskirts of the city, fif^oriine to a loc?l proChungkiiit Chinese paper, tho fc>ii: Wa Pao quotinp a
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    Canadian Wheat For North China
    27 7 Ottawa. June n. PERMITS i r two wheat shipment! U> Nciv.i China have been issuedfcr. Mack«i*H Kins thi« cunaapan M oflenaim Reuter
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    Morning Tribune FRIDAY, JUNE 13. 1941. VICHY REACTION
    318 7 MORNING TRIBUNE FRIDAY JUNE 13. 1941. VICHY REACTION (JERMANY is apparently keeping a c los<- watch on Vichy's reaction to the rapid investiture of Syria by British, Imperial and Free French forces. Her previous *astu»anc6 of active aid m Syria has now given place to one of detached sympathy. This
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      27 7 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. I SKCURITY PH J S SERVICE Head Office— No. I6D Cecil Street, BOMMOM, B.S. PHONK NO. 5818.
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    856 8 The Amateur And The P ro j T»HERK ARE PERHAPS FEW PLACES MORE DANGEROUS THAN SINGAPORE IN WHICH TO DELIVER A LONG TIRADE ON AMATEURS. THERE ARE CONSEQUENTLY ALSO FEW PLACES MORE APPROPRIATE. FOR HERE THE ARTS ARE ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY CONTROLLED BY THE NON-PROFESSIONAL. A TIRADE, HOWEVER, IS
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    28 8 MKEAD tial Ofltt nil ev> had id uD ammu a A., i teacher at a For Holland last B ago btc-n:f Fascist Pa^ He ba<j it befoi
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      95 8 WAMT #HV THE MOON A<PE OFFER YOU JJ2the STARS on HIS MASTERS VOICE" RECORDS aruso. Kreider. Schnabel. (iigli. Heifetz. Moiaeiwitsch. Mc( or mack. Minuhin. Rachmaninoff. Crooks. Elman. Rubinstein, (killi-l urci. Thibaud. Toscanini. Schumann. I v,rtot. Stokoicski. linrbirolli. Koussevitskij. Drmandy. SINGAPORE KUALA LUWPUR PINAiHi JP? w «w mm* m «m Mi
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    Japanese-Soviet Trade Agreements
    85 9 JapaneseSoviet Trade Agreements Moscow. June J2 tgreementi between rapan were Initial- aya the Tas.s ftfLncy. ha j since February 17. have brni pr jrer ding c soviet Cdauntear 01 c M Mikoyan, and se Ambassador. Mr. rith a view to a cano f a trade agreement as :reement on the
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    Birthday Honours In India
    74 9 Birthday Honours In India Simla. June 12 honours gazetted i Knight Commanders of India 'K.CS.I.) nferre 6fir Andrew Clow, Sir members ol the ;< jl'.-i Executive Fleming Hartley. iai Army G.0.C. Northern Highness the Ma- 'was, X.C.1. 8. is conferr?:i Alexander Rogc, leader v of Supp'j- Mission toured India and
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    New Attacks By Chinese
    98 9 Chungking, June 11. rwNESii forces m Central Ghana! I orously attacking the on the Tungpu Railway t- Chaihsiu and Ning?hih. of Taiyuanfu, while the la attacking Japanouth of Chaihsiu Chinese dis] atches. adds that th* ChinJapanese are engaged m 1 South Shaiisi on ink of the
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    U.S. Ships To Take Goods To Britain
    36 9 U.S. Ships To Take Goods To Britain Rcßistrv f«n«nwil«n it li rumoured In nurlUm- £5* that «fn» foreign sin, b* the United States will ,v.-. «ferred to the Panamanian flas for services on British roul Reuter
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    CORSET GIRL
    108 9 fUMM POTTS. IK-yoar.old, fair •nnrilVT' 1 blue «>-Wd Sydney Khl by her ta )p measure, stone, models torsets, !in R erie sports clothes for Sydney firms' Her waist measurement is 21 inches, and she wo.ks hard to keep it. If she went over the U Inchcfl would mar
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      96 9 J!fj|ij| MASTER WORKS 4 M»s't» 9 OPERA BARBER OFSEVILLE (Rossini) DX *****109 LA BOHEME (Puccini) I>\ 8098J8103 CARMEN (Biaet) j,\ 8161I81M MADAME BUTTERFLY (Puccini) DX *****8066 RIGOLETTO (Verdf) DX 8082W087 LA TOSCA (Puccini) DX *****081 ILTROVATORE (VenW) DX *****8060 These concise sets ol the most popular operaa have been recorded
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      643 10 fdffdfdf Situations Vacant WANTED A M.tlav naleMnnn. Apply [r r%ontliy m. Bia, Ba^ih Road. JJingAP^, M.K-.MAN WANTED with driving ItOSOW -or ra« Appli Uok 847 Malaya Trlbvn. Singapore <Wo ayyf1 CLERK wanted with "cnovv«dg» of book-keeping. Tamil prefer ihiBox No. 825. Malaya Tribune. Sing.uMiv (No. "7Wt» cOOKBOY AND WIFE (as
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      691 10 Miscellaneous HVOIENIC Hair Dressing Saloon^ No 14. Axcs-te. nn (No HOUSEWIVES! Why let rusty cuM worry you' Send them to O E R .C M. Orchard Road for rust-proof Jjjj^g^jj A^ BEAUTIFUL "WAVE dlscorers new Beauty m You! The Stw Beauty Salon., 187. High Street, Kuala Lumpur^ ANYTu^ed ."RADIO. Radio-gram
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      635 10 Motor Vehicles K)Rl) HF. itrperfect Ring *****. (No. tfl .rfM, iT^OITwANT to -eU W car. phone 5088. Singapore. Cash paid. (No. 67 H) FOR SALE Singer 9 Saloon, m good condition. $300,-. 545, Sfiangoon H£ad. Singapore < No 46II) WANTED "IiILLMAN MINX aMiJJ*). U\ Morris -B. Box 832. Malaya Trtbuae.
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      677 10 For Sale ONE FRACTIONAL H.P. (V 5) Delco D 0 motor. Price $15-. Apply Duvies. P.-ri*v) Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur. (No. StHH) INCENDIARY BOMBS and Plre VfrMv*ilons, A.R.P handbook No. 9, 20 cts l ielly it Wal&h. Singapore. (No. 86?H; PIANO- ACCORDLON FOR SALE. Hohn r 120-Bass v.th case, well -seasoned,
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    38 11 London. June 12. .cgNTATIONS have been m«- the British Government Shavings its object the s?of the export tm and the Axis from that jt is learned m aiuhontades m London. *W are now proceeding tiot British Wireless
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    German Gossip On Hitler And Hess
    469 11 (MJRRENT gossip m Germany recalls that throughout the Reichstag speech on May 4 Hess, sitting at Hitler's right hand, appeared detached, expressionless, and almost bored and contrasting this with his habitual and profoundly devotional attitude towards Hitler writes a correspondent from the German frontier.
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    Famous Buildings Wrecked In Blitz
    183 11 LONDON, who cannot lose her courage, cannot, I alas, save her treasures. Recent raids have 5 5 scarred her streets and destroyed her rich heritage 5 of the years. j Z St. Clement Danes little island church of the Z Strand stands now a tragic
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    53 11 Lahore, June 9. the Punjab Oottru- ment la appealinfl to the Federal GVurt against the Lahore High Court, deei.sion that the Bainaini Acl ll ultra vire.s to the Punjab Assembly. This Act was previou.Ni'v declared ultra vires by the District Court SubJudge and the subsequent Ciovemmpnt Bppcai lo the l!iic>)
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    Elected Unofficial To Have Majority
    42 11 George Town <Briti^h G«iana) June 12 THE Governor ftaj announced a meeting of the Legislature m connection with the PWJOjed change m the Colony's constit i- j tion (rtvin? elected members a <><> retaining the teto ri*M, Reuter
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      200 11 EI^TOIIES ■.till vourhair begins to fafl thiu out at the temples— need SILVIKRIN, for ft ts the hair forming to their normal ion. A famous scientist silvikrin floes grow i La p*i w MADI IN ENGLAND for a copy ut Your Haii^* Bits RAHAMIN PENHAS Otil Street, Singapore. APB 4
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      272 11 Eczema Itch Killed m 7 Minutes You»«kiri has nearly 60 million tiny ncamt and ptn'oK where g^rms hide and oauao t« r ribie ttuhiiiK. Crackinff, b». ma. I.-.-in HufniriK. A'tw, Uiugworrn, I'«uria<*iB. l'-la< kh'-.ulj. Pimplee, Foot Itoh and other Muni.-iifs Ordinary %r««tm«nto glv,e only temporary relief ix^auH^ they do not
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    Husband And Wife Die Together
    231 12 Husband And Wife Die Together NEITHER life «or death could r& rt Sir James and Lady Ktazer. The famous anthropologist, who snerificed his sight to study, and the frail, white haired wife who led him like a mother through his last dark years, have died within a few hours of
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    Germans Incite Spain
    119 12 NAZI propaganda m Spain is daily pounding away at a single theme the sinkings of Brhi.sh ships. The fantastic figures of Bnt'sh merchant lossf s published m thr Germancontrolled Spanish Press are largely discounted by Spaniards, but their cumulative effect is beginning to make an impression. The
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      149 12 yr:v r//^ big holiday SHOW WIT/ 1 IT'S STAR RIGHT IN OUR MIDST! Betty Bryant has captured All hearts! See her m this Thrilling Adventure Epic rADITOI :l SHOWS TO DAY LAX II UL 3.15 6.15 9.15 i WK T ll i V A f /A B '^^B Jt*> B
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      106 12 It's a great Day for th c lr] LOOK Who's Here! The Cute favourite of "STRIKE UP BAND" m her first SQLQ Starr np MIDNIGHT PREMIEReT~~~^ 11""^ .To-morrow |s JUDY STEPS OUT... IN GEO.M COHAN-, GREAT BROADWAY MUSICAL SHol NBvsoMGHrrs rrnocp mr*\ ZZZ MURPHY M mmmsr CHARLES -aar.aur U/|I|IHMPCP MmJk',
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    MARCH OF TIME!
    356 13 MARCH OF TIME! I-N the dim, distant d«W 01 2,000 Be <md Babylon oxamined the heavens and deckled that twelve moons passed k'forc the sun shone out from the same Place In the sky So they decided to divide the time between sunrise and sunset into twelve parts, too; calling
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      140 13 00 riNGER m the best P e »*formanee of her kFK \rhifh wihi her the ACADEMY AWARD U)Y the b^t actress of 1040. rffT^^T^n^y^ DAILY AT ■WHjSc2SSStS3 9.i5 p.m. DENNIS JAMES MORGAN CRAIG WfKHil by SAM WOOD SPECIAL ADDFD ATTRACTION ,c .HAIIM3 of I l>li: presents j Vivid Panorama of
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      169 13 "SS/^^K^^B& CM II IB K> ls i B^. BF^fcsW BY f the hountin 9 Ij iflß^H^P JWST^JI m loveliness, the M W gollont loyalty l -^^^^^^Hfe Shfc fl ..the under- <^|^ N>i^ V standing heart I in 8 eyes the crushing B>b JCjfi V ■^mt Bj I Auitv l# w
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    PENANGRACE STATISTICS
    607 14 MESSRS. Cheong Yok Choy and Cheong Yok Chong headed the list of owners at the Penang meet just concluded. Their stakes won amounted to $3,020. Mr. Alan Loke was runner-up" with $2,740. Champion trainer, once again, was Van Breukelen. He saddled nine winners, 12 .seconds and seven thirds.
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    Amat Fattah Nets Four For Customs
    365 14 Amat Fattah Nets Four For Customs L PUSTOMS scored eight goals i against Stamford Sports Club. Amat Fattah getting the hat trick, m a division i J 2B match, on the J.C.8.A. S ground, yesterday. Fattah i also later scored another i goal to make four for the J afternoon.
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    Walk Over In Naval Base
    44 14 Walk Over In Naval Base THE Naval Base 1 Corinthians were awarded a walk-over la their Div. iib match against Fort Canning, which was to have been played at the Naval Base yesterday. The team from Fort Canning arrived too late for the [match.
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    Recs' Great Win Over The Police
    462 14 THE Singapore Recreation Club sen,,.. 1 victory over the Police m I match on the Anson Road Stadium, by six goals to one. urn >esteij The Recs, whose second win after v yesterdays was, led four-one at thi .m, H the Police had opened
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      50 14 Sports Diary TO-DAY SOCCER: -Malaya" Cup, Singapore v Johore, All5Oll Roa<i Stadium; Div. II a Moravia v Malay Regt., 5.H.8.; R.A.S.C v V.M.C.A.. V.M.C.A. TENNIS: Spore open championships, S.C.C. courts. Tide Table TO-DAY: 12.26 a.m.. If n" 155 pm TO-MORROW: 1 11 am., 9.3 ft.; 239 1 P-m., 8.3 ft.
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    City High School Old Boys Meet
    132 15 Cit y High School Old Boys Meet day and victory fo V n A v wturni of the Owing to imfnrp J lled cau s Which wSs adverS e^to ISSTS*"* th(> lneptlll< President 0 and ih, sided. *-<>cidtion. Mr. A Anthony. p£! m Mnk^tJSS'thSSSr fffi n()| ()nl >' would strive-
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    Third Derby Callover
    94 15 F London, June 12. fc third Derby callover is as follows: 4to 1 Lambert Simnel, 6to 1 Morogoro and Suncastle 10 to 1 Chateaula Rose offered, 100 to I Devonian offered 100 to 7 taken 100 to 8 Ptolemy; 100 to 7 Ortho dox, Starwort, Fairy Prince
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    NO AIR MAIL
    35 15 THE Postal Depart- ment advises that no air mails from the United Kingdom were received by the eastbound British Overseas Airways Corporation Fly m g Boat which arrived m Singapore yesterday afternoon.
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    Alexandra Club
    76 15 THE first Office- Bearers of the newly formed Alexandra (W.D.) Civilians' Sports Club, which was exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance recently as follows: President, Dr. N. K. iKannan: Vice-Presi-dent: Mr. A. Lordes; Hon. Gen. Sec, Mr. S. Munian. Hon Treasurer. Mr. Sad h v Singh; Hon.
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    WIDESPREAD RAIDS BY R. A. F.
    134 16 WIDESPREAD RAIDS BY R. A. F. London, June 12. A BRONG force of am rait of the Bonkef Command made a heavy attack OH Urn Ruhr last night. The principal «h--(iutiici pete DoUeif and DmaekUrf. Large fires were itarted a»id extensive damage was done to industrial buildings Attacks were also
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    MALAYAN DEFENCES & THAILAND
    136 16 MALAYAN DEFENCES THAILAND a Bangkok, June It. J IAOMMKNTINQ on the per-: i^ibtenf lapaatM Preti ra- ;j ports f)f the strengthening »f <Ji<> Maii'.M m\:\ Barma border 9 defetxrs :is menaces to I hi* '1 security ol Ihail uxl, a high- ,'i nlaccd Thai <fYi< ial d«*rlar»cl i to-day tii.it
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    Hitler Meets Antonescu
    29 16 London, June 12 -Hitler rea ,ne Eumanian leader, General AnUjneacu, at Munich and immediately began di. .s in the pre-♦-*nce of Ribbentrop, sayi the Ger- Reuter
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    TERROR & LADYBIRD
    154 16 TERROR LADYBIRD LONDON, JUNE 11. IT IS OFFICIALLY AX--1 XOUNCED THAT THE BRITISH WARSHIPS, LADY- 1 BIRD AND TERROR ARE! LOST AS A RESULT OF ENEMY ACTION DURING OPERATIONS OFF THE LIBYAN COAST. The Admiralty announcement states. "The next of kin of the casualties now havmu been Lnfonn. cci the
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    SIGNS OF THINGS TO COME
    98 16 Moscow, June 12. "THF action m Syria is a har- binder of further increased strugi*le m the Fasteni MeditrrraiHMti." >:iys an article on Syrian event, m the I'ravda, written by the paper*! regtUur commentator. M, Victors. "The entry of Byria could hardly be vi' ip«
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    84 16 4* A C/echoslo-i ?ak Bomber i Squadron which I is doins good work with the i R.A.F. is led by > a British Squa- k dron Leader i D.F.C. an d j who holds the D.S.C and' made over 90 j V sorties against the enemy m y two and
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    Dr.M.Che Lah
    29 16 Dr. M. Clie Lah, AM.O.. District Hcspitai, (Gang, has been transferred to tbe Lener Asylum. Sunce^ Bilioh. Dr V Velupillal, from Bunktfi Buloh, has taken his place
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    Admiration For Courage Of Anzacs
    123 16 Wellington, June 12 m THE New Zealand Parliament I to-day passed a i< oiiitioiM moved by the acting PrimM Minister.* Mr W. Nash. cxpresM ing admiration for the ou:age.M tenacity and determir. lion oM New Zealanders m Gr «c and! Crete and confident c Oene-H
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    New U.S. Labour Measures Assured
    119 16 New U.S. Labour Measures Assured THE pMMge by the Senate I 1 empowering President Roowvelt factories where actual or threat, interfere with the delete programm Cert The measure would enable taka over factories without rely Commander-in-Chief of the Aim}. A sharp denunciation measures stoppages was made to-day by Mi o!
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