Morning Tribune, 17 June 1941

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    14 1 Morning Tribune So, 117, Tuesday, June 17, 1941. Morning Tribune Tuesday, June 17. 1941
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    NAVY CLASH AT BEIRUT
    591 1 Vichy, June 16. Sdi irships engaged British naval fort Beirut at dawn on Monday, accordd j Beirut despatch to the Vichy News •>. i'.i tish forces consisted of two cruisers Diir destroyers. The engagement seems to been inconclusive for no damage is re1. i surrender of
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    Nazi Flee
    118 1 Ree^PowTr' the N.B.C t >i!r i r ,entator said th -t 200 to ow t-ermans who entered the country to reinforce the Ger man and Italian groups have been released from coneen. German bombers and pilots and some French war lanes are opeatins f r o m leppo
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    Heavy R.A.F. Raid On Ruhr
    229 1 Heavy R.A.F. Raid On Ruhr London June 16. BRITISH bombers at daylight on Sunday resumed their search for enemy shipping off the Dutch and French coasts and m German territorial waters, announces the Air Ministry. In the Ems estuary, south of Borkum, a cargo ship of about 1.000 tons was
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    U.S. EMBASSY WRECKED IN CHUNGKING RAID
    284 1 Chungking. June H>. THE Inited States Embassy and also the gunboat Tatuila, lying oft the Embassy had a narrow escape yesterday when >7 Japanese aircraft rained bombs on the south bank of tne fanf River, oppo>ite Cluuifldn-. city (known as the safety The offices
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    WESTERN DESERT OFFENSIVE STARTS: BRITISH, INDIANS IN BIG BATTLE
    489 1 WESTERN DESERT OFFENSIVE STARTS: BRITISH, INDIANS IN BIG BATTLE PENERAL SIR ARCHIBALD WAVELI/S ARMY OF THE NILE YESu TERDAY COMMENCED AN OFFENSIVE IN THE WESTERN DESERT WHICH, THOUGH DESCRIBED IN LONDON AS PURELY LOCAL IN CHARACTER, HAS SO FAR PROVED HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL. THE OPERATION COMMENCED FROM SOLIUM AGAINST ENEMY POSITIONS
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    SOUTH AFRICANS READY
    115 1 Cairo, June Ifl THE promise oi a further test for South African forces m the Middle East following their deeds m Abyssinia was promised by Col. C. F. Stallard, the Union Minister of Mines, m a broadcast on tho eve of hLs return to .South Africa after
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    17 1 Boston i_f >« ire It i Is now on active service as an en--1 m the Navy Reuter
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    19 1 CAPETOWN, n \i ii> A BRITISH SHIP HAS IRRIVKD IN CAPETOWN IRRYINC. V. SURVIVORS Ol THB ROBIN MOOK Reuter
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    JAPAN IN IF US DECLARES
    215 2 SUETS UGU TOKYO JINK 10 THI UNITED STATES i:\TllV INTO WAR WOULD MEAN 1 THAT JAP W WOULD lIAVE TO COME IN TOO, STATED admiral sri isK.t, FORMER commandlr in-chii;i Ol THE JAPANESE FLEET. THE ADMIRAL RLFLRRFD TO THE "IMMINENCE OF UNITED STATES PARTICIPATION IN
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    35 2 Ban Francisco. Juae 16 AN effort to end Uie five-week strike m the shipyards has failed. The strikers of the machinists unions l.av> rejected prop<\s:i-.< to resume w rk m 11 San Francisco shipyards.- Reuter
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    FLSH
    160 2 I ndon June 16 -A survey recently made of the dam, ed by enemy action to St. Paul's Cathedral .show.* that there is no serious disturbance of the fabra' as i whole Considerable damage has been sustained and the walls m places have been weakened and scarred, but the
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    36 2 London. June 16.— According to the Hungarian newspaper P^steilioyci. quoted by Lyons Radio. Montenegro will soon be proclaimed an independent state and a member of the old Montenegrin dynasty will 'be placed on the throae.-- Reuter
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    125 2 Rome. June 16.— Horia Blma, the Rumanian Iron i Guard leader and bis -OUowers who fled abroad with .him. have be»|_i sentenced to hard labour for life m their absence on a charge of having Instigated the revolt against General Antonescu's government last nuary, says a Bucharest despatch to the
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    74 2 New York. June 16.— Carrying "democracy's time I peace."' a novel gold Utpel watch for presentation to I Queen Elizabeth from British-American Ambulance rps, and 1,000 vitamin capsules for the British Ministry of Health. Colonel Stewart Roddie lett foi England by Clipper this morning to become the Corps' t representative
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    47 2 Berlin, .lune 16. The iiv.nieUi.tte freezing of all German and Italian .onsets and ihose of occupied European countries by President Roosevelt is described by the Wilhelmslrasse as 'entirely unjusti. lied." >ays the oiVnial <.erman News Agency. It adds that the question of counter-measures la being examined.- Reuter
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    INDUSTRY AS IMPORTANT AS THE SERVICES
    113 2 London. June 16. TKE British Government waa ut;-;ed to regard the inning of industry as of equal importance with manpower for the services, m a resolution passed by the Congress of National Union of General and I Mm: ipal at Blackpool to-day Mr Charles
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    "SYMBOL OF BRITAIN AROUSED": CHURCHILL
    276 2 Rochester (New York>. June 16. MX WINSTON CHl'ltf-HILI.. as the "symbol ef] Britain aroused' received an honorary degree 1 S of Doctor of Laws from the University of Rochester tM.dav The octree was presented m a two-way trans-Atlantic radio hook-up by the President, Mr -J«n
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    Nazi Radio Seized In Mexico
    106 2 Nazi Radio Seized In Mexico Mexico City. June 16. POLICE seized a powerful shortwave radio station m the cen- j tre of the city, says the Indepen- j dent French News Agency. It adds; that the station was m direct communication with Berlin and I that the staff have been
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    U.S. ASKED TO SHOOT "PIRATES"
    84 2 A CAM f Ne V 01 k -JU'. m\ CAU, for strong action* the part of u T States to guard against 2 acts as the sinkin near, shin Robin I by the Now Yorl bune. 'Th:. tamount undei standards to j on tiie United
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    MORE WOMEN WANTED FOR W.A.A.F.S
    152 2 MORE WOMEN WANTED FOR W. A. A. F.S London. June 16 THERE are now 43 ground trades m the Women's Auxiliary Air Force, while at the beginning of the war there were only five Tri was revealed to-day by Lady Sinclair, wife of the A:: Minister. Sir Archibald Sinclair In
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    14 2 ltontr.al.Jun! ■on 01 Mr. Joseph Been, the j Stafeter of Luxemthe Royal I Reuter
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    ENEMY ACTIVITY ON SMALL SCALE
    42 3 I London. June .6. MV tivity over this eo-tnr.-y i was on a very <piall an Air Ministry ccmre dropped at two In them England but no i Mialties were reportOi my bomber was dei night.— Reuter
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    66 3 jf The public J( co-operated m i J a mock pas at- j tack at Kine- s t on on Thames, when i J tear gas was j discharged^ V and everyone i i wore their res- pirator. A dis- i patch rider, with pas mask i j on. waits
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    FOOD SCARCITY IN BELGIUM
    100 3 FOOD SCARCITY IN BELGIUM Washington. June IG LF td situation m Belgium is the most critical -pc, according to the United Slates Depart Agriculture. This is due to the demands of troops, clandestine markets and the inability imports, rations at present allowed aie said to h: t canty, ranging from
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    Measures Against Chips Helping Axis
    102 3 London. June 16. I try of Economic Warfare gives notice that 1 carrying on the tianshipment of enemy i riving at South American ports from Europe t>le to be placed on the ships' statutory list. Ministry states that the significance of ships laced on the
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    Cripps To Return To Moscow
    57 3 v London. June 16, Bii Stafford Cripps, British AmbasMoscow, who Ls now visiting England ha* return to hla post, finds no confirmation rcles m London. _»ys Reuter's diplomatic [ding to present arrangements. Sir Stafford irn to Moscow when his talks with Mr. n and other
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    COUNTER-PROPAGANDA AGAINST NAZIS PLANNED
    260 3 Washington. June 16. MOVEMENT to co-ordinate the wort of various prival< groups throughout the world and rail) the democrat, spirit for the fijrht against IPtlerism and Nazi propaganda hats been launched at a meeting m Washington, of a "conference lor democratic victory/ 1 The meeting was
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    Japanese Envoy Calls On Eden
    102 3 London, June ij» XHH Japanese Ambassador Mr Ifamoru ttngemitsu, yesterday morning made i farewell call on Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, and Mr. ha buiiu tne lYsrelgn Under-Ostretary, i the Foreign Office. It is learned Hiai Ml 8-UgemltSU la expected to leave for Jap
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    Magic And Merriment At "Circle" Show You Can Make These For Your KITCHEN
    1191 4  - Magic And Merriment At "Circle" Show You Can Make These For Your KITCHEN Vera Ardmore By 1 Vf AIMTAL mix-ups In Singapore arc M many aim A varied that it should be aniusini', t<> watch the ICtion of th audience to Noel Coward's spicily humofOwUi Bltuattonj m "Design for Living"
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    People and Places
    61 4 People and Places above, left I and. T. P. Braxiei (AUJ md Mrs R L Nunn pictured a| the show arranged by the M ilayan Midi Circle at the Theatn o n I Bids y l J effaißg. Left 1-lt- i> nekwortl hands a proi. gramme lo (or- poral T.
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    TAKE A TIP
    79 5 WHITE ENAMEL furniture may be cleaned by first removlnjj all dirty marks with a piece of flannel dipped m methylated spirita. after which wash immediately with tepid water to which a little flne oatmeal ai been added s<>ap of soda should never be used UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE re-
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    JOURNALIST DISCHARGED
    234 6 D ESCRIBING if as a technical olTcnce and declaring that he vas not going to record a conviction, the third magistrate. Mi W D Carew, vest(Mdav.diseliar^('dKatsutan)Suganiinia a Japanese journalist foreign correspondent of the Tokyo MenMchi Shimbunsha. who had been charged with sending pnotographl to his paper from Singapore
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    NEW J.P.
    17 6 Mr. K. P. Mohamed Yusoff, who has Jslil been appointed a Justice of the Peace.
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    AUSTRALIANS INDIA-BOUND
    130 6 MISS Loina Stevens. 23-year-old 1 daughter of Sir Bet ram and Lady Stevens, arrived m Singapore by air yesterday en route to India [6 join her parents. She was accompanied by Mrs. C. Lew.s. Sir Bet ram Stevens and Mr. C. Lewis are the Australian representatives m the
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    Alleged Attack With Knife
    112 6 DECEIVING a stab wound m the abdomen. A. W. Alton-! so is lying m the Oeneral Hos-' pital m a dangerous condition after undergoing an operationTh was revealed by the prosecutii g officer, when Chat Moo Chu j i}o) appeared before Bt. W. D.I ew, the
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    $800 CHEQUE FORGER! INDIAN CHARGED
    223 6 ALLEGED to have stolen a cheque leaf from th A book of a friend, and forged a cheque io $800 which was cashed at the bank, a youq educated Indian. P. Chander. appeared m th third court, yesterday, before Mi. W. D Carei at a
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    YOUTH WHO OUTRAGE GIRL'S MODESTY
    90 6 C AID to have mane gestures Kfig^m o Ui such a manner _as to .insult Jteggl a Eurasian girl, Miss M. a Jee was cUBJ lish^peaklng Chinese ™n& w n Kee^ ft on three counts before Mi L v magistrate this moijiliig. macte ttoes) I
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    GIFTS FOR WAR FUNDS
    85 6 Siima. June 15. THE Rai a h ol Marajh Senior has .liven £750 to the Viceroy's War Purposei Fund for the pureha.se of an armoured car. A contribution of nba r 1 y £340 has > been sent to the d Mayor of LonI don's Find
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    Alleged Fraud In Pawnshop
    168 6 Alleged Fraud In Pawnshop THE story of how three employee- ot shop m Joo Chiat Road lw alleged J2 conspired to swindle their towkav v. t ,s* the Assize Court, yesterday, before Mr hi! Worley. JUs uo The three men were Lam Hal i i and Lam Kuan Wing. Mr
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    H.L. HOPKINS Letter From London
    864 7 H.L. HOPKINS Letter From London w w <The 39's Register: j j Germans Hear Our j Sports Results: Good J •Start To London^ j Weapons Week:^ Syria's Importance I* j Londonj May 21. i ay the 14W2 class, the 139 visteretl for service rday. A tOOd many of the ribbons
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    VISITORS' BOOKS PLAIN DYNAMITE
    163 7 AGENTS ol the War Office recently made inquiries concerning the use of the visitors' books at Dominions offices m London and certain clubs which receive visitors from abroad. As a result some of these books tKm contained llsts of addn have been withdrawn and the v
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    MORNING TRIBUNR TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1941. INVASION?
    337 7 MORNING TRIBUNR TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1941. INVASION? \Y'IIAT ii Hitler'i true purpose m making it appear that a Russo* German clash is imminent? This is the biggest question of tha week, the answer to which must, for tho present, be the subject of speculation. The fact that the Nazis appear
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    It's An Offence!
    65 8 MARCIA Ann Howard, three- year-old native 01 Tons I Island, was taken m tow by the authorities at Miami I Beach when investigations J disclosed that she was violat- ins the beach's moral code*. Here she is shown as she J I was dragged off to th»*
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    Housebreaking Alleged By 4
    142 8 Housebreaking Alleged By 4 OREAKING into a house In Onan Road by night m order to commit theft of clothing to the value of $134 wa.s the charge explained to two Malays, a Boyanese and a Javanese, m the .second ma? istrate's court before Mr Conrad Oldham yesterday. The accused
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    PLEADS GUILTY TO CHEATING !
    88 8 PLEADS GUILTY TO CHEATING 1 WOULD ask your honour not to accept his plea and allow the i police 24 hours custody as another charge is pending and investiga--[tionj have to be made." remarked I the prosecuting officer m court yesterday when Ng Chew Bok. an 18--!vcar-old Chinese, pleaded (TOlltT
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    $1,300 Robbery Alleged
    76 8 $1,300 Robbery Alleged Singapore, Mo icay. CHARGED with stealing $i.3on belonging f o Arunajalam Ch y.rr under v horn he ffta employed a la clerk M Vella amy <23>. a ramw. iclalmed iral before Mr. W. D drew, m the third po.le- eouri yesterday. Vellaaamy waa allcfrc] to nai U
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    MURDER CHARGE
    42 8 k CHARGE of murder by caii^ne the death Ol Onz Ah Boh wa< exnla'ned to a middle-»i~*d Ch'n?ae Seah Oh Yea. Ui kne tv*. magistrate's court yeaterday befon Mr. Conrad Oldham. Hi? >:;H was postponed for mention to Jun« 23.
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    FOR BLACK OUT New Lighting Restrictions
    64 9 FOR BLACK OUT New Lighting Restrictions L the A.R.P. practices to-morrow and and 19, the new Lighting Restriction I <t ted. azetted, i ireed on f ides that a I during shall have c matethan white i the bum- il the ij runningitions. ticular rci, to this i{ Restriction ted
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    USED FIRE ALARM AS S. 0. S.
    100 9 USED FIRE ALARM AS S. 0. S. TtlE fire alarms of the < itv I are meant for that pur- lose only. If a fire is blaz- i Tng use at once but if some- body threatens to knock your block off don't rush for the fire alarm! Lee Ec
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    NEW BACK: RESTED
    63 9 ii 1 t ne 1 had .MO!n I the New 1. Park. Cnan utonese, was I. keeper and p ten he k the stall keerer Chan had ill keeper but tsca] today, before Mr. 1 third poiu-.; t I the money, ttilty He adm.ttea I that he
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    SINGAPORE ANNUAL VALUE INCREASED
    59 9 THE inual value of Slngap m t wn (within Municipal boundaries ar the end ol 1040 was 1C20.791.600, giving an Increase foi the 12 months ol $704,344. according to the nnual report ol Ibe Municipal Assessor for 104 Q. Tlie Increase. Is however, than hall of
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    That Girl Again!
    58 9 Af course. w« all k n i. a who this j>irl is Here appear to he kern on makin;; Hobert Preston realise; that hearts are* as big: game aal hunt me m on<- of those film^ of the tropic 4 J m i h I c h
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    NURSE WHO WAS BOMB HEROINE
    187 9 A CANADIAN nursing .sister was one ol the heroines In a London restaurant which was bombed. She worked In thr Bombed build ins among the dead and dying for more than an hour. BDB waa Miss Helen Stevens, ot Dunnville. Ontario, who la now a
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    Jean Harlow's Successor?
    156 9 r\ i it Mini- lean Harlow of th- platinum Month hair md lln IItvMNBM tonn died m lIS7, th« Bl ßfhß bave been J seeking a pucceeaer la lb© ;:irl who. for s \*'n years, was the fon most L.S. cmbodi- meal oj aea appeal Now m
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    Chinese Envoy Leaves
    38 9 M lime Mi .Mi'iM) SAOKI BZI, fonr < i \nb i idor to rrived In Man from Chunaklnfi en route t<» t United States H terd; v mornlna abas Cllni i" foi San i-ranclaea Eastern News
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    THE MAJOR And WALLY
    9 11 THE MAJOR And WALLY L STAN f CROSS Lseeeaws
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    Woman Appeals Against Death
    260 11 Woman Appeals Against Death 1 Waterfall Road murder ease came up oo appeal at the Court of Cri- Ul \t)|M i al. yesterday, before the Chief ti, i Sir Percy MacElwaine, the acting i pi Justice, F.M.S.. Mr. Justice A. K. j fccketl Terrell, and the Judge of Appeal. Justice
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    No All-Malayan Census This Year
    267 11 No All-Malayan Census This Year |HE fact that there is to be no all-Malayan census at Ibe middle of this year is revealed m the annual reoofl ol the Municipal Health Officer just issued. _ThJs Is unfortunate as we Dunn- the same Ume urn hoped to check the efficiency of
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    Cars Collide
    126 11 FLYING Officer Jack Brandt, of i the R.A.F. Seletar was third $25 m the district traffic court, s yesterday, fo* driving m an other- i wise than careful manner alonp, Orchard Road on Mar 5 and there- 1 by colliding with another car driv-l en by Captain J.G
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    Public Vehicles And Infection Danger
    145 11 THE suggestion that the issuing of licences to drivers and conductors of public vehicles should be tightened up m order to minimise the danger of the spread of infectious diseases i.s contained m the annual report of thr Registrar of Vehicles, Major William Rose. "I
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    Coolies Riot At Kranji Works
    83 11 Coolies Riot At Kranj i Works FOR rioting at the Krai UTai Departmenl on March 22. three Ohinese i ioi Sens Kirn Lim Kirn Lei v Cho wi tenced to sis iprisonmt nl fifth magistrate Mr L.C Ooh ye •♦■.day. An' vi Lim H en iou i N OOP Kranj
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    350 12 Simla, June 15 THE All India Hindu Ifßhaaabha to-day accepted the Workins Comin i 1 1 c e'a suggestion to postpone tbe operation ol the Madura resolution for direct action. A resolution making this commendation pasted by the Working Committee yesterd.y was adopted by ol votes to
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    141 13 for L ;ries t to d.sKea v ider thas _tt> to to reL mese of j i sent .-crown. I irom L between and and v fives m Ii an m D of 1 it ll i to opa )i InterRed cross t•■ 5. while resgi n i ally
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    Wireless Saving Lives In Syria
    196 13 London, June I W_R___EB6 Ifl play ng an Import ani ourt In saving Uvea m lit British campaign m S\ria. Conf.inual broadcasts are be ng made tn the Vichy troops explaining to 'hem how they have been duped Into playing the German garni- and fighting
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    ENEMY RAID ON CYPRUS
    53 13 Nicosia, June 16. pNEMY aircraft dropped a stick MJ of bombs upon Nicosia, it is officially stated here There were a few service casualties but no material damage was caused. Bombs were also dropped by enemy planes off Paphos, m the western approaches. The raid occurred
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    Chinese To Send Double 7th Message
    97 13 To commemorate the forthcoming "Double Seventh" anniversary '•1 the China war. Chinese all over Malaya will be sending a Joint address to Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek expressing their unflinching support to his Government. The address, which will be despatched together with the signatures of an
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      102 13 PACKED OUT LAST NIGHT IT SEEMED THE WHOLE TOWN (AME IO SEE THE SARONG MANNEQUINS OPEN AS **m%mr-<m agt m r r I rSI M PHL W|/]?F-_/ r J-»]W >^_^_h sii.il Weekly ____MBL_______P_l!r^>_»f/f.7.f'l_BJ TO.MORROW MpMbL/? ____X j jHJ SI Bl U KUI THI'RS. DANCE Till: OIIH.IVAI CABARET THAT GAVE YOU
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    LOYALS RALLY IN 2ND HALF BUT LOSE 2-1
    484 14 ALTHOUGH the Loyal., put on great spurt In the second 11 half, they wen* unable to avert defeat at the hands of the H.A F. m a division 1 match, yesterday, on the Stadium, the Airmen emerging victorious by two .goals to
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      5-1 To Rafs
      205 14 PUBLISHERS were beaten five-one by the Seletar Airmen m a division 2A match, yesterday, on the V.M.C.A. ground. The Airmen were decidedly the better team, using their weight well, showing superior combination and ticking harder. Whatling opened the scoring; for the Rafs with a superb shot from
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      RAF (KALLANG) UNLUCKY TO LOSE TO KRANJI
      170 14 nOGGED by bad luck, the Kallang Airmen lost to Kranji 3-4 m a division 2B match, yesterday. The Rafs opened accounts shortly after the stait when Stirton, following a combined move, netted. They pressed lor some time afterwards but did no damage. Kranji
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    Mrs. Carter Women's Final
    210 14 yy^iT|Ty7s_ MRS. J. CARTER qualified fot the ftnal women's .singles of the Sin championships when she beat Mrs yesterday, She will be meeting th< between Mies M I Stokes and Misi is to be played to-day. m the singles event. n v,j a I Combining well
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    Weights For K. Lumpur Races
    94 14 Weights For K. Lumpur Races FOLLOWING are weights! races ior the, 25 1 of th< Selangor Turf Summer meeting:Hor>< SAMORY DISTINGUISH ROISTERER MEASURE JEREMIAH HYBLA STI ART Ml DADABHOY CONTANGO THE SECOND DIV 1 1 LISADIN If top welghl acceptnii lib c. Will otter weight* accordl Pontes, class 1. div.
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    Oaks Probable
    27 14 Oaks Probable Probai, J be run on J;as folk* arris- I Ej (Bichar. Precocity (Harry m (Perryman' Sanatogo lor), Rem B kana <*g Chelan I jockey > .-Renter
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      70 14 TO-DAY SOCCER Div. I. S.C.FA. v RA H^fiwe BUdlum: Div. II A. R.A.M C v RA iß.m.>. OUlman; rat (Teng-b) v Fortrr^ StgXUllß. Tenp-th; Div. II B. Customs v Airport. S.H B RAT 1H.Q.1 v NB Indians. Njivhl Base ri NNIS Spore open chnmpionsnip-. se c courti HIGH TIDFS TO-DAY:
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    YEAR TRUCE SHIPYARD LIKR DISPUTE
    46 15 I. June IG. [64 Votes tO tWO. of 50.000 tic coasl ship•t.iy m favour cc a proposed nl designed to; ana avert tor wage in--12 per cent The 1 wis submit,asl shipyards ol the Umtrj ent's office ol uanagement on. Reuter
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    de L'Homme Vichy War Minister
    78 15 de L 'Homme Vichy War Minister aibui. June 16. l Homme, lately l Damascus, arrived I i.ionday en route to ri up his new post as t,> He refused to com- ituation m Syria. t i_n Aleppo. It is rebul that Gen. de ained for the new Ci last week.
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    MILLION SPENT AUSTRALIA
    59 15 If Brisbane, June -16. I month, AusI o.nditure will I Australian) a rate must con_e. said the Com.surer. Mr. A. W. *eh m Brisbane. MOD why m a rich tralia, gifts should iii ions of pounds. to be working on n a peace time would prefer tartly
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    LAMBERT SUMNEL BY FAVOURITE
    58 15 LAMBERT SUMNEL BY FAVOURITE Ilon, June 16. Bumnel has reirite's position m rr other horses ith wagerlng< The howed a slight ffered with 6/1 favourite with B I Chateaula Rose In favour. od demand for S orthodox and t there are no I m the prices week's call--1 ther callover
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    40 15 I Bombay, June 5. were called out| l> the police m quelling', la Bombay City. I out the rnili- 1 view of the km when hing occurred o* ing to > rnor, ac pi mer ol d arc: 1 1
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    76 15 aW" In London's first anti-gas test, held re- i cently m Pirn- lico, London, all jmeasares against gas were brought into operation, S i including de- i c o n t a m I n a tion of streets and treatment i of "casualties." A young pedes t trian wearing
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    Sports Shorts
    103 15 Sports Shorts Melbourne league football Winners were:— St. Kilda. Essendon. Collingwood. Richmond. South Melbourne. Association: Coburg, Williaakstown, Port Melbourne. Camberwell, Preston. liOOnee Valley winners Mutable 5-1 Endeavour 10-1 Bold Brat 9-2 (favourite) Atticus 4-1 Clay Inj vader 7-1 Cellini 33-1. Randwick: cherry Jack 5-1 Royalland j 8-1 Mcl vale 5-4
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    Series Of Broadcast Talks
    33 15 THE opening talk m a new series. •Malaya Speaks. Will be Riven irom j the Singapore at 7.15 pjm I day. by the H ,t. N. M. 1 ISO.
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    CUT DEMANDED IN DOMESTIC STAFFS
    345 15 A DEMAND that the "luxury" element shall bt cut out af domestic service, so that more men and women may Ikreleased for war work, is to be put before Mr. Krnest i; Minister of I_abour and National Sen ice. There is no suggestion that there
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    Sir James Roberts Dead
    36 15 Srinagar, June 6. T'lK death occurred ir. Srinagar oi I[. -Col Sir James Reid Roberts Kt., C ie formerly it »b I.m.s. after B m 8S until recently "J*"}**,*? charge of tn:
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    Wellard's Hurricane Hitting
    72 15 Wellard's Hurricane Hitting Northampton I 16. Denis Comptoo, Ii I' Bl cricketer, shone with innings of 70 not out and B 2 when __.s*fc;ting London Coui Bin i North- »n .hire In ;< drawn match Weii.ird. ih- Bomer snd Ei land all roundel :>i a playing for London Counties, thrilled
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    PREMIER ON LINKS WITH AMERICA
    441 16 •HANKING Rochester (United Mate s) I luversity lor conferring on him an T l^.ra itorif tf Ciffl Law (Sec page 2). Mr. Winston Churchill, the Honorarj <lwl V ra r u ,l d referre d to "American confidence which r__T^S^-JS?_a*Si m -id. sen,, Unship „l,„l.
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    "THE LADY EVE" NETTS $12,000 FOR ANZACS
    72 16 "THE LADY EVE" NETTS $12,000 FOR ANZACS arHE LAD. EVE," clever ParaI mount comedy, broke aU re- a charity ihoa In SingaII netted over si 2 ,000 the Anzac Club last night atbay. o_ the finest come- md < njoyed th< trelously. it If packed from rinnlng to end with
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    Baronet's Confusion Over Dates
    269 16 Baronet's Confusion Over Dates Errol Murder Case Nairobi. June 16. WHEN the trial was resumed to-day of the case m which Sir Delves Broughton is charged with the murder of Lord ErroH, the accused replied to many questions put by the Attorney General with the statement. "I really cannot remember."
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    130 16 Bh At the Starf J and Garter J home lor Dis- I abled ex-ser- i vice m c ii. 51 year-old Ernest 1 DoniM h o r pe. J S sapper Harry Brooks, who J lost both legs J l serving with J the Royal i Engineers, and r William
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    STOP PRESS
    43 16 WASHINGTON, Jl IH N .-TB UNIT-CD STATES HAS OKBtl THE CLOSING bl 111 Gl MAN OONSI I.ATF.S AMD T REMOVAL OF ALL L..RM NATIONALS CONHIC* THEREWITH. THE CLOSING Of L-W CONSULATES DOES NOT SI A RITTIKF IN DIPLOMA RELATIONS .MTU (iERMj
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    HINDU LEADER ASKS YOUTH TO JOIN SERVICE
    103 16 HINDU LEADER ASKS YOUTH TO JOIN SERVICE rJaw AN appeal to Hindu youths to „r A services which are HOW JB s.tv.irf exigencies of war was made W President of the AU--ndia H meeting of Hindus. He said it was their dv. tarise the whole nation. Br. the Army. Navy
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    LETTERS FOR AZAR ECHO IN COURT
    66 16 LETTERS FOR AZAR ECHO IN COURT »h&bßd\jaj who was eh I Jift al ting to V;: S Prison "prohibited paP** l letters for MaulanaA^B Azad. the Congress Pre^rt Mr. Ambika Prasad^ and Mr. Deo Pra v **J sistant mastei fl Board School •h bb» «3 with abetment *J were convicted
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