Morning Tribune, 28 June 1941

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    18 1 Morning Tribune Vol. 6— No. 127, Saturday, June 28, 1911 Morning Tribune Saturday. June 28 t 19 U
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    STRONG BRITISH PROTEST
    294 1 London, June 27. THU mtish Minister in Stockholm. Mr. Victor Mallet, was a bv the Swedish Foreign of the Swedish Govern decision to permit the of a German division Mveden to Finland only a urs before it was made ihroutfh the press, learns diplomatic correspond- diet expressed
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    British Capture French Ship
    44 1 New York, June 27. A mtITISH cruiser has cap- svd the French freighter liulo (hinois (6,500 tons) m the South Atlantic after thwarting m i,u>mpt by the crew to scuttle th» FiMti, according to infor■uition received m maritime circles Reuter
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    Italian U-Boat Sunk Turkish Ship
    94 1 Italian U-Boat Sunk Turkish Ship London, June 27. k MESSAGE from Ankara I states that it was an Ita- I Jian submarine which torpe- S doed the TurkL«lh ship R»fah I This, however, has not deli- nitcly been confirmed. Tnder instructions from Whitehall the British Amba 5 sador m Ankara
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    R.A.F. TORPEDO 20,000-TON SHIP NEAR ITALY
    124 1 R.A. F. TORPEDO 20,000-TON SHIP NEAR ITALY Cairo, Jane 27. AT least two 20,000- ton merchant ships were torpedoed and another hit amidships by a heavy bomb during an attack on a convoy off the south coast of Italy by the RAF. and the British Fleet Air Arm on Thursday,
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    London Concerned At Fate Of Finns
    117 1 London, June 27. THE actual terms of the Finnish President's overni-.ht broadcast have not yet reached the British Foreign Office, states Reuter'a diplomatic correspondent Apparently it wns made after the Finnish Minister "isited Mr. Anthony Eden on Thursday Conv.cM -ble concern for Finland's ultimate
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    27 1 Damascus. June 27.-It ji now revealed that 70 aeoule were killed, 20 injured and more than iuu X damaged when the German raided Danuuseu.s on Wednesday.- Reuter
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    23 Enemy Aircraft Destroyed In Syria, Libya
    206 1 Cairo. June 27. T'HK R,A.F. destroyed 12 enemy aircraft m Cyrenalea and eleven m Syria on Thursday and dama"**! a Mmher of others. This is revealed m a communique issued here this afternoon. The communique after featlng with the Mediter "SYRIA: A number
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    RUSSIANS TAKE UP NEW LINE: GERMAN TANKS DESTROYED IN BIG BLITZ
    887 1 MOSCOW, JUNK 27. AND SUCCESSFUL AIR OPERATIONS AGAINST GERMAN TANKS AND MECHANISED UMTS AND ON MILITARY OBJECTIVES IX BUCHAREST, PLOESTI AND THE PORT OF CONSTANZA ARE RECORDED IN TODAY'S RUSSIAN WAR COMMUNIQUE. The Russian Army has taken up new
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    REPORTED EVACUATION OF VICHY TROOPS
    586 2 ANKARA. JUNE 27. IT IS BELIEVED THAT THE EVACT ATION OF 20.000 VICHY 1 TROOPS FROM SYRIA VIA TURKEY IS ON THK POINT OF BEING ARRANGED, THOUGH IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT WO ARAB OR ARMENIAN TROOPS WILL BK ALLOW ED TO FNT?:R TURKEY. There to
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    5,000,000 ON RUSSIAN FRONT
    262 2 5,000,000 ON RUSSIAN FRONT \t h \»»rk. JWH V> THK RatsUns nave two-^ lh»!(i> 01 the num!»cr *i German piin«<>. ImN t^rlee as many t,inks In action, it li 1 reliably reported m Wash- t UlftOß. They are credited with 4K tank brigades, considered the > equivalent of 24 full
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    16 2 Ottawa. June 27— A successful blackout test lasting 15 minutes has been held at Ottawa Reuter
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    Motorised Italian Division For War
    33 2 Rome, June 27. AMOTORISED division is ro e sent to the Radian frontier, states the official Italian news agency. Mussolini reviewed TnP troops yesterday and later resumed Reuter
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    141 2 I This photograph was taken aboard a British i destroyer as it escorted a convoy of bi s ships* J through the western approaches of Britain. The I crew of a destroyer is drawn from men of all walks of life, who work together as one family j while at
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    REST OF THE NEWS
    76 2 REST OF THE NEWS OTTAWA, June 27.— Mr. Peter Fra^er, the New Zea-Bp land Prime Minister, is likely to visit Canada \nclß the United States. Replying to an invitation by M:.B Mackenzie King, the Canadian Prime Minister. Mr Fraser. who is now m Britain, says that he hoped *.oB» visit
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    60 2 Berlin June 27.— As .1 reprisal lor me ircczine iw.lo German assets m the United States, the Germaußfexj Economic Minister, Dr. Funk, has declared t!u»:-t: American citizens m Germany may dispose ol assets In the Reich only with the permission < f jiocal foreign exchange officer, szys the official GermaM^,.
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    88 2 N EW YORK. June 27.— The Price Admini I been foiced to plaa- an over-all ceiling on 1942 cars u4 a result of the refusal Chrysler Corporation to rescind their n advances, announced Mr. Leon Hend<r. -.m. 'Administrator, to-day. He raid that had m. 1(i i attitude prevailed m other
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    94 2 Sydney. June 27.— Ii mo Nnneruuiua CJ s i ~m r Malaya arid Australia wero attacked they would togeVhei and co-opcrat-3 in all necessary def em-e sures, it was stated to-day by tne leader of the u mission to Australia, Major H. ter Poorten. the General Star!.- Major ter Poorten
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    57 2 VICHY. June 27.— An rfflcial disclaimer i( B T. Italian warship was m that part of the A-. where the Portuguese ships Evportador and w 1 were sunk was issued to the Portuguese pi^ss b\ Italian Legation to-day, says the Lisbon le l'-*; J This follows a similar official denial
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    49 2 PRETORIA, June 27.— The Union of South 4 will show a surplus of about £1.100.000 final figures of the revenue and expenaitu ve-ar ended on Marrh 31. 1941. arc aval I suroius will be ghown despite the feet has been spent on thfl defence out of tue i'- Reuter
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      84 2 TO-NHpIIT at 0.30 p.m. THE ISLAND COMMITTEE'S SUPER PRODUCTION OF NOKL COWARD'S "DESIGN .or LIVING" WITH JANE COBB JOHN WOOD JACK McNAUGHTON ROGER BARRY BETTY AIKEN \L LARSON DOROTHY DENISON-SMITH REGGIE WII I S BETTY HUME.BRETT RANLEIGH SOUNDERS AT THE IHI OKI A I 111 I 1(1 IN AID OF
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    NEWS BREVITIES
    199 3 I urne, June 27. Lfia.-Col. R. J. A. H:. sic, chairman of »rs ol the Bri- .tralian To- ■;>. l inpany, has Bee.: appoinUd DirccI General Supply. Sit i> former amateur ight boxing M:"..i:npion of New m th Wales, and din the last war.; T:.( British Austra- New
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    Japan Not To Issue Statement Of Policy
    286 3 I TOKYO. Jl \K .7 STATEMENT WILL BE ISSUED BY tiik iio.v. If GOVERNMENT FOR THE TIME BEI\(; ny V D NISK iTTITI DX TOWARDS THE RUSSO-GKR^n t^V S [(■TV SPOKESMAN OF THE GOVERNWw U" X lll: !<W I) FOREIGN CORRESPONDENI^ TO r»
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    TWO CABINETS IN AUSTRALIA
    193 3 x June 21 T HK J ;< iv hi relieve mi from attending u> ;t large numbei ol mati i ami will greatly laoMate Hie Cabmen businefib." said the Australia) Minuter, Mr k Ifcnsiea mnmmtint on t-i# OecUlon to divide the FederU Cabinet Into two coom
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    27 3 Madrid. Jinn* 27 A rocniitiiiK rampamn lor Spanish volunteers to t\\\bl against Ra^sm Is Uiuk Started kn liadrUL The Falaniic Purtv ls oucninu a recruiting bureau.- Reuter
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      178 3 HOIIANDIRS! klli^r vangl Vlt \ln -4 n m ion Map. I. net beste turopeesche Radio toestel 2. txpert vakkundige Hollandsche behandeling (14 jaar ervanng) 3. U steunt de Britsche export en daarmede Uzelf. Vanaf 16 Juni zyn wy door de C.E.C. aangesteld als hunne vertegenwoordigers voor het Hollandsche publiek. Onze
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    PEOPLE AND PLACES Cellophane Wrappers: Swimming Gala
    1017 4  - PEOPLE AND PLACES Cellophane Wrappers: Swimming Gala Vera Ardmore y By A MKKICANS are nice for lot.s ol reasons especially cellophane. H docs not matter who invented the stuff, they are uni notedly masters m its use. This effusion is due to visit to the home ol Mrs Duncan Wallace.
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    Cottrell-Cramer Wedding
    123 4 i k VERY smar: \\<-cMin- took place ycslmi. lt St. Andrew V Cathedral \vh. n T,i,, n (i Cottrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. L (otlr« i Will 111 JHlpfiM Staffs, married BWc I). 11. t daufthter of Mr. and Mrs. B. .1. Cramer, th« > Trading
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    Meandering Thoughts Dept.
    71 4 Meandering Thoughts Dept. Theatrt win! bo kfp: \.r\ •bus >• to-day. i "Julius Caesar" goes on i his morning v 10 and "Dfsi-n tor i I Living" this; S tvcning a( 'li. Wouldn't it b€ i lunny if the i teeiC shitters i made a mistake and JuliusS Caesar stalked
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      14 4 Your favourite perfume duplicated perfumes \^t your now J^^^J^ OU7I 11, THE ARCADE, Spore
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    LET'S TALK IT OVER
    884 5 who ,n P T SOIU| il to llokn «> llr h <"'H- expert, ho answers readers" queries «n this M< oven Sagrihy. Address your letter to her morning Mbaae, Amm Road, sin R aP»ie, endwiMf nrmpiiaiiMu conpojt h»k m growing guv l v i NOON FROCK
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    Post Free Facilities
    89 5 IN order to facilitate the sending Ol queries to Helen, she has arranged with J the Tribune Press Town J S Office, No. 9, The Arcadr, J Singapore, to deliver these i direct to the Morning Tri- bune, thus eliminating the > need for you to buy
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      74 5 I t > MllM ?T*'**'^ vi f I lor I Contoure I NAIL ENAMEL fc'Al'SE it stays on longer. j BECAUSE it does not chip. <M O|| ftcA-'SE of its brilliant gloss. j SE of its ten exciting shades ftcw sk of its outstandiro- vaUiP I "flUxX**^ -nil A *f*ts*<^Z»Yll
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      74 5 Correspondence Coupon S This roupflti nuist h« rnrl«»4 wftk rrv«*r> query Mat V MORHISG TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE 2H, 1941. w 1 m Sb I I BM B^K B^ST 1 S^BE a^BT 1 bY >% I LV I A BVf I I BH II ILi 1 MS I a^Bj a^Lt I
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    Services' BREVITIES
    709 6 Services' BREVITIES I As: night's recital oi the Singapore Gramo- 1 J phone and Music Society consisted of Italian InHtrumental and vocal music, it was. j |h iii;.! more general appeal than some 2 of Die foi mer re< itals, a definite low- Z brov i:f<<' Ubique had no I
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    DEFENCE CONTRACT NETTED HUGE PROFITS
    1300 6 Corruption Itvqu try Told ALLEGATIONS that contracting firms had sent m Ron-eompei live tenders for very urgent work of the War Department that he had heard that the firm which had made the loweM ten 4 had made a profit of 60 per cent., was
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    H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    1605 7 H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London v- News Of The Bis-i t marck Sinking: Cen- j tral Register Talk: I j Romance For French j Couple: The Bar Cosj sips: Facts About The j Hood: Two War| Court Stones: Bomb- I ing Mere Retaliation l| B London. June 9. mHm, i
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1941. METAMORPHOSIS
    317 7 MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1941. METAMORPHOSIS \\M.\r little vestige of a distinct personality Mussolini may have had m the early months of the war has now been completely obliterated bj Hitler. The erstwhih Fascist dictator has been reduced to absolute serfdom and whatever still remains of the Italian "empire,"
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      66 7 V! EXAMINATIONS. 1 VSSES, EXCLUSIVELY. ■iftf ailments i;nnsrd and 4hml^ 1 <Tlh*fi by a i resist er^rt /^a-Mi^J'^f 1 r «i;h ie/?ai A %i *^kf ns. If iflass- U 1 nor ni*i«»d >^^ JJf w4i; be recomTHOMPSON OPTICAL CO. I, Arcade Building R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc. ixxtor of Ocular Science).
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    Tightening Of Banishment Ordinance
    118 8 Tightening Of Banishment Ordinance TKMRBNING of the banishment ordinance is to result from amendments to the bill published m last Right*! Government (i;t/ette, and which will be introduced into the Legislative Council. The amendments provide for the arrest »<; person sought to be banished, but for whom a banishment order
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    SUICIDE AT NAVAL BASE
    291 8 VERDICT of suicide was returned by Mr. W. G. Porter, the coroner, at the conclusion of an inquiry into the death of John Nelson, a European constable attached to the Naval Base. He had laken his life with a MMvice revolver and was found m his
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    Australia To Have Secret Raid Device
    67 8 Canberra, Juno 27. THE slabhshment Of an extensive system of radio location to forewarn Australia of enemy nir raids was announced yesterday by Mr. McEwen, Australian Air Minister A school is being opened immediately to train p:rsonnel to operate the recently discovered secret device
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    43 8 Eatavia. June 27. THE Japanese liner Asama Maru. which will leave Batavia about July 3, will evacuate only German women and children who are new m protection camps or are still living m their own residences and ethers who wish to leave.- Reuter
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    Canadian Division In Big Exercises
    126 8 Toronto, Jum ji. IN ii dramatic -xcrcis? whicfi bewildered many citizens, awing to th? speed And >°creey with which !h > preliminaries \«.ere IKJTIcd out. Ihe Fivst Cnnaaian Aim ured Division "took over" Toronto yesterday from an Imaginary fifth column Government established by a hypothetical
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    More Trucks For A.I.F.
    82 8 Canberra, June 27. rHE mechanisation of the Aus tralian Imperial F:rce la beinp urgently pressed forward. Mr Spender, the Army Minister, statec r^iorday. Many thousands of motor vehicle have already been sent abroad t(; f he Australian Imperial Forces anc'several thousand more will be sent v-
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    Australian As Wilson's Deputy
    39 8 Jerusalem, June 27. j lEUT.-GEN. J. D. Lavarack. w former Chief of the Australian General Staff, is to Command under Gen. Sir Henry Wilson, the mtire Allied fortes m Syria, it is authoritatively disclosed here.
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    UNKNWON
    65 8 rHF dec solving I I \iith nis S mf»rv 26 r y^M m the High C m Petty M< ;:ir I c j t iminn!ha.: .<b« en tli I. r ery i Tnmbirauh II B rii c> ro Romaj l 1 a'lccfd n; 'Mm the rwpom fOIIOW Hi 1
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      74 8 LOSS OF PROFITS INSURANCE South British Insurance Co., Ltd. TeL 5926 2, lin lav son (im-n /fill. I F^ k i k i j t, v IV /I i\ I i 1 I I B\ Ml I l—\ IV t J LAiIJUI I i)| I_JI \J \I U v IJAI
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      34 8 MICKEY MOUSE A POOK GOOFY MV ?KO\-b.bSO<) WKjj& U y PUSTlBONESi JHO^E IT'S < W WF\ C NOT LATE "0 THEM V, THE CAVEMEN GOTW-I \1» r J ...BRRR.-.TP BETTER NHB NOT THINK y C^
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    Candid Camera Girl
    68 9 Candid Camera Girl Ziegfeld girl turns i.m- did camera fan > And snaps the iUl? ami Zeigtcld girls at work and at rest on the *et of M ro- N iioldwyn-Mayer's "Zeisfeld y Girl." Claire James, chosen from mor r than 900 rants Af one of the glorified l:?iutits, climbed
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    BELGIAN LEADER BEATEN UP
    85 9 BELGIAN LEADER BEATEN UP London. June 27 MLeon Dogrelle Ihe head ot the Rexist (Belgian Fascist) Party, has been beaten up by Belgian miners who ambushed his car outside Liege, according to a report from occupied Belgium to the Free Belgian news agency In London 11. 'Desrell?. it was stated,
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    Powers Of Traffic Board Questioned
    228 9 ne moment a It I TraftV Mr. L. 1 C 8.. ,wl hec lo know 'V t! til Try V h rmended layout I n-mouthini Cl i: thc the U v hnvo bct-n h\ child ol del whel pon Ibl P ihiv uind <»! tpposHitn
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    New Members On City Council
    96 9 THREE members, Mr. T 11 Stone. Mr X It Henly and Mr. C. F. Smith, took office M Municipal OhwUiMII at the meeting of that body yesterday. The president. Mr. L. Rahman, al(l th;it Mi Smith had been apponU\i a member In place ol Mr
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    Modern Garage For Cathay
    144 9 t. SUK result of -i motion by Mr. I. W. <>»v ;•< n yesterday's meeting, Mankipal Commissioners uho are interested, will Inspect the proposed site of the new modern NMM garage lul !h<> Mr/ong, proposln** thr.t the decision >i the relevant committee, adhering to a previoiii
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      718 10 For Sale AlB-IMPORTED male Alsatian ;n;ps $110 each lor quick .sale. Chaugl Farm. Singapore. (No. 119K) I-ATTLE OF BRITAIN- an Air Ministry ecount of the LultwafTe's attack from August to October. 20 cts. post free. Kel^y v Walsh. Singapore (No. 100K) POR SALE- Prigldalre 5 cub. ft. almost new, Moutrle
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    Heroes Of Sidi Barrani
    259 11 Heroes Of Sidi Barrani WN Sidi B v wai eapty the Army of the N m i advance Libya, Indian tro i were it ported have taken a pron aent pwrt m lUant achleti Official announce- menu oi nunw v awards made on account ol gallantry at Sicii Barrani revealed
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      246 11 Public Notice j p OF MANAGEMENT of the v \)i RISKS (GOODS) INSIRANCE FUND. NOTICE WStRANd QIARTEK Jl! V to SEPTEMBER. 1941 A nsurance quarter comon Ist July. 1941. All w lcl <ued during the quarter me will expire on 30th 1941. And with effect from 1941. all persons ani
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      237 11 Trade Bargains! OPTICAL When you need K. Chong. No bluff, Carefnl U t lefore Riven Cli ;ei soderate Offtet 'ihe t: ned fiarmacy. MEDICAL ALL-IN-ONE INHALANT sprinted on handkerchief and inhaled protects you from cold and influ•nz.i, a certain cure. Oet it from Hie Unit.d I'htrrn.icy. INFLUENZA Is about now.
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    CAPITAL OF LATVIA FALLS
    84 12 Vichy, June 27. GMAN troops are repoited to havo captured Riga, the capital Of Lit via yesterday morning, according to a Stockholm despatch. The capture of a Scviet aerodrome by a German infantry regiment with the support of light artilbry and shock troops, is reported by
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    315 12 Simla. H u Khan, ol the ll aluchi t h h s T be en S3 the India DisH ruUHed Medal fo in Eritrea lr A repoi tro London lh The Tim- Wining articl day, pay s a vti tribute r vn of India;. ipg j the
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    Revival Of Bengal Regiment
    127 13 Revival Of Bengal Regiment June M. N th( subject <•! the Commander- et's decision to! ''f th( a .-ill to thr establishment <>i the Indian Army. Sir Abdul Ghu/ avj number oj ih, Cen tral Legislative AsWy and i prominent merchant m Calcutta, has toioiphically expressed Bengal's gratitude General Auchlnlech.
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    MORE WAR FUND DONATIONS
    229 13 MORE WAR FUND DONATIONS Delhi, June <J6MADRAS has sent another £30.000 to England for the purchase of planes for the Madras Squadron. The new machines are to be named after the following districts of Madras: East Godaveri, Kistna, Tanjore and Tinnevelly. The Naw a b of Bhopal has sent £1.000
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    FAIR KING, SIR VICTOR BEST BETS FOR TO-DAY
    1242 14 SELECTIONS iBy Bess Bett") R;u«- 1: THANKS ALOT Clarissa The Flea Race 2: EASTER PARADE Harlequin Race 3: STUART TARTAN Iiuiabho> Race 4: l>KIFi ON Aulrum Race 5: SAMORY Giffolelte Race b. CONPIDEM E JeK| On Race 7: VERY DEAR (ioed Voor
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      274 14 iIFTEI^ a series of missed chances both >ides H Malays drew one-all against the I <.v a i Div. I match played an the Anson Road st J yesterday. After a goalless 40 minutes the \|3 scored and the Loyals equalised three mi* before the final whistle. ni
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      PUBLISHERS BEAT R.A.O.
      126 14 PUBLISHERS BEAT R. A.O. DLAYINO on the Harbour Board ground ftutm m a Div. HA match, the Publishers defeated Royal Artillery Ordinance Corps by two $oaU nil! Even exchanges u'arked the opening stag play. The Publishers swung into action and a after gaining territorial .superiority half way fhr the first
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      FIVE RECORDS BROKE
      119 14 QItfGAPORE English School held their ninth aj athletic sports at Jaton Besar stadium, ycstf and at the conclusion, Mrs. J. D. Joseph amn the prizes: Five records were smashed. In the Long jump (class I» Sinniah. tn* individual champion bettered last years recoi 10 inches, jumping 19
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    KEE ONN'S BRILLIANT TENNIS
    390 14 UfITH victory slipping fur- ther and further out of sight m the second set, having lost the first, Chin Kee onn and Chua Choon Leong staged an eleventh hour rally to win the second set and the rubber and qualify for the final of the open
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    Cable News from 'Down Under'
    365 15 Cable News from 'Down Under' T Melbourne June 27 HE Assistant oniCW War Correspondent <lan Fit crn-tr. reports that a 1 F Squadron I played a prominent part In recent li^lnkng m Syria, strafing aerodromes and my transport, and protecting the Army and Navy. The Squadron served m the Western
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    RAF CONCENTRATES ON KIEL ON 16TH DAY OF NEW OFFENSIVE
    266 16 RAF CONCENTRATES ON KIEL ON 16TH DAY OF NEW OFFENSIVE LONDON. JUNE 27. tfOR 16 NIGHTS IN SUCCESSION, RAF. BOMBERS HAVE NOW HAMMERED IMPORTANT OBJECTIVES GERMANY INDUSTRIAL CENTRES IN THE RUHR, INCLIDWG COLOGNE, Dl SSELDORF, HIE PORT OF BBEM^ AND THE NAVAL BASES AT KIEL AND WILHELMSHW EN HAVE BEEN
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    SHELLING FROM GIB. REPORTED
    44 16 Vich.v. June Bft nMU KJ «.is> prolonged gvaftfC la t iiifeht from Gibraltar iort>. uetyt&ng to a dispatch from Ugecttas to the Virhy Ne\\> Agtncj. It «> believed that the ling was directed against unknowa vcascb paastal through the Straits Reuter
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    34 16 London, Jmu. 27. Al the request of the Soviet Go\-eriuiu-nt. Sweden has agreed to look after Soviet tntexefta m G^r many and Hungary, says a Stockholm despatch to the official German NOWS Agency.- Reuter
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    Dead Pilot Lent His Savings
    58 16 Dead Pilot Lent His Savings A Glasgow pilot officer who, before he was killed by enemy action, had brought down 12 Nazi planes, has bequeathed his life savings of £800 las an interest-free loan to the Govern- ment for the duration oi the war. The money,, given anonymously, has been
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    His Name Was On Bomb
    46 16 His Name Was On Bomb Part of an incendiary bomb picked up during the Clydeside raid bore the words 'For Dollan." Lord Provost Sir Patrick Dollan of Glasgow, to whom it was sent as a souvenir, retorted: "I've a much better one to send to Hitler.
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    STOP PRESS
    48 16 LONDON. JUNE 27— IT IS \l THORITATIVELY STATED THAT THE BRITISH AMBASSADOR IN MOSCOW, SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS, RETURNED TO MOSCOW TO-DAY AFTER HIS VISIT TO LONDON. SOON AFTER HIS ARRIVAL. SHI STAFFORD AND THE BRITISH MISSION WERE RECEIVED BY M. MOLOTOV. THE SOVIET FOREIGN COMMISSAR..— REUTER
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    25 16 Ankara. June 27. Axis troops hive tailed to force a crossing of the Kiver Pruth into Bessarabia, it is confirmed m well-iuiornuu quarters here. Reuter
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    126 16 Hyde Park (New York). June 27. President Roosevelt stated at a press conference to-day that he was investigating the question oi sending some rifles to the Irish, but no ammunition could be sent, because the United States was "way behind on ammunition" even for herself. President Roosevelt said the I
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    Burie Alive Days
    68 16 P°« Bf« hot Stephen of c; his tunnel W 1 al five and a ha under the ruii thi and tufound wai i years beth Mr(;Di I m to Lnjec f i ro". ..nd until Mi M,c was br lUght o few hours U| died In Patrick
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