Morning Tribune, 30 June 1941

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    15 1 Morning Tribune Vol g_N«. 128, Monday. June 3t I^4l. Morning Tribune Monday. Jane 30, 1941
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    NAZI ADVANCE HELD UP
    612 1 U.000 Tanks In Minsk-Luck Battle MOSCOW, JUNE 29 H K RUSSIAN COMMUNIQUE TO-DAY ANNOUNCES Tf[\T THE ADVANCE OF TANK UNITS FORM fG THE SPEARHEAD OF GERMLVN TANK COLUMNS THE DIRECTION OF MINSK AND LUCK HAS EE\ STOPPED BY THE OPERATIONS OF RUSSIAN »OPS. ENEMY TANK DETACHMENTS
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    VIGHY NEGOTIATING TRANSIT?
    121 1 Ankara J.j ;h fHE TurfcWi Prudent. M from Marshal Pel, „I, v i tUM BW dav.s yetterday'i dentel by I' I ■a i! ta i federally con Signs that the IliUl iia not jhandoncd int<,,.r Syril by th, arrival of Von at Beirut, and several asrtstanta In
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    BEAVERBROOK'S NEW POST
    43 1 BEAVERBROOK'S NEW POST juic THfc anoouncement ppointid I m abatement t^ued Djf t"-Si\iit as 101 l f\ v tl i be Mini?ter 03 Supply Irew Ra I L 'X^rd crt *w U P l < tlr aooftad ,1. Sir the Imi Wai Tra Reuter
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    3 1 (API OMVKR LYTTEMOS
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    FANTASTIC NAZI CLAIMS: 4,000 PLANES LOST
    897 1 London, Jmc 29 pANTASTK 1 claims ucro made in ft special broadcast or the Ion awaited •'tU-U.rk-s "ommuniqiir" promised by the (.ermnn High Command today. The broadcast, which last six hours was constantly interrupted ky fantares of trumpets and martial music "In the short
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    Nazi Thrust To Moscow Must Be Prevented
    724 2  -  Sir Hubert Gough (By General Neuter's Military Commentator) London. June W. 1VW. war in Russia has been ping on for a week and there has been heavy fighting. It is still early in the day to see clearlt what the Nazi strategy is
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    Norway Pledges Help To Allies
    181 2 Norway Pledges Help To Allies London, June 29. "TOGETHER with Great Britain and ttlfc Oth€l Alli« vsupport to the extent <>r our capaall those who -dr<; at war with Hitler's Otnnany, said the Norwegian Foreign Minister Mr. Trygv< Li«, bi i« to Morw tu'h: •In that war there Ls no
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    Falangists Want 'To Avenge Spain'
    108 2 Mad i id, June 29. AX appeal to the 'TOaftge Par*-, to. participate m the 11**1 r iieainst Russia*' has beer, las led by a" member of thp Cabinet \vh< I also the secretary of the FalaY*fe Partj. Recoiling Germany a:ci for Cten. Franco dturiftg
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    34 2 DeCCa, June 29. Two hundred arrests have been j made following an on* break or communal rtotftf In these riots 11 people have been kitted and I injured. Stray aaskults still I tinue Reuter
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    SWEDISH WATERS HEAVILY MINED
    61 2 Berlin, June 29. T>f the tta Navy unced that Swedish >f th southern area of Sela i :^.ined m order [>, facil it the work ol the Swe- neutrality patrol, says the official German newa agency. Sh;;>i>i::? is ordered to obey 1 minutely the regulations of
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    Nazi Ships To Run Blockade
    8 2 Nazi Ships To Run Blockade Gerra 7 Reuter
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    62 2 Mr. C. tyL Smith Singa-'T po r e new Municipal Com- i missioner. Mr. r Smith is a tlir- eitor of >fessrs. S i Sime, Darby i and Co. Ltd. He joined tr«r firm in Malacca i in 1P20 ami l was transferred S in 19.^8 to the L Singapore:
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    31 2 Melbourne, June 27. |T Is reported that Sir Harry Brown has been offered the job of Chief Economic Co-ordinator. to superintend the ftWiQ g-o ye r from non-essential to war industries.
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    EVIL WEVIL WILL NOT ENDURE-POPE
    176 2 London. June 29. THE Pope, brpkdcfcsting from the Vatican City, today, or. the occasion of the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul, declared that the triumph of evil cannot endure and appealed T "or confidence m divine jtisttce. After commenting >i the wretchedness of
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    Russians Will Be Stumbling Block
    174 2 London, June 29. "IT would seem thpt Germany's immediate object is <o strike at fie hear: of Russia in the hope that the rest of the country will disintegrate and so become an easier prey to invasion," jays the Sunday Times matic correspondent. Moscow," he
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    U.S. BADLY ol FOR DEFENcE MATERIALS
    169 2 U.S. BADLY ol FOR DEFENcE MATERIALS k SERIFS of majoi ~fa: n delays" has resulti I ous lack of strategic material the United States, declare sharply critical report on defe progress Issued by th< H Representatives Military i tee yesterday. The Committee's report k on weeks of study and the
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    Heroism Of bRITISH Doctors Recalled
    108 2 London, June THE heroism of Brit and Scottish women nurse Serbia m the last wai wi by Kinr; Peter of Yr. casting last night on I pi the anniversary oi th< buttle of Kosovo for V: pendence. -I come among you. Peter, "not as a
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    UNKNOWN
    20 2 IfOfl I Soviet Russia has Japanese Embassy A Italian interests m "W -aria is represent-;;- Sovicl tin* Mosc |h
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    "BRITAIN WILL NOT LIGHTLY FORGET'
    271 3 London, lime STRONG denunciation of Rumania. Finland and Sweden ollaborating with Germany, and the declaration t| -the people of this country will not lightly forget' 1 is i,, an editorial m the London Sunday Times. nat ys: "We gave a sitting Bion. And that brine
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    VITAL NEED FOR ALL-OUT PRODUCTION
    158 3 VITAL NEED FOR ALL-OUT PRODUCTION f Atlantic City. June 29. w: :u.il be one year nearer the t.ho year of victory when with llimited supplies of war material c can take complete control of ie air and land with swift moving echanised columns to invade the rtremities of the enforced
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    Reds Confident Of Ultimate Victory
    171 3 Moscow, June 29. Confidence m Russia's ultimate victory is expressed m yesterdays "ditorial m the Pravda. the organ of tn«! Communist Party, which States: "The war is only beginning It may not end .soon. 4> Our head will not be turned by victories m individual
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    50 3 l* A larae BC&k exercise bet- S ween two divi i sions has fM9d v concluded in S the Snuilicui Command. (>f- ficers reconnoi- tre with a view to making a v count e r-attark to recapture a i bridge whiili i had fallen into the hands of the enemy.
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    Ruler Joins Forces
    71 3 Calcutta, June 27. THE Muiiarajah ot Tripura, a small State m Bengal, ha.s ioincd the ngtitin& lorces and M at present undergoing training at Mhow His Highness Ls 32 years old and hflf ruled his state .since i 923. In addition U> Deiup Hi<^ ruler of Tripura,
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    FINNS OUTLINE CASE AGAINST THE SOVIET
    93 3 FINNS OUTLINE CASE AGAINST THE SOVIET New Yoik. June S9. V i\ VND'S cam against RbwUi s [lined m a stattnuut is?«J Finnish Legation m Wa* ingU>n, ;ueorilin» evv rimes. itatement declares that id engaged In "subversive imn activities In Finland. through her consulat tatemewt adds that before t crisis
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    Benghazi, Tripoli Bombed By R.A.F.
    45 3 Cairo. I«HM 29. THB harbours of B«gfc«d ami Tripoli were heav.y raided by the British during the night ol Friday Saturday ABrttUl RAF. Middle East communique. craft wMeh were atSng oui troop* l» te^; IBS Sg 5! SS till Reuter
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    BRITISH HELP IN SEARCH FOR REFAH SURVIVORS
    61 3 Ankara. June 29. the Tuikish ship RefJ^ „i whirl. So far. 55 .swwvi.r., n&ve Turk tour spent three days jn undcr tli(ld have jotoed m th r^^ ch r v be rn Wl MHWriilpB The .ship MPWg J» 1 V 1 itbv b
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    GAMELIN'S ESCAPE DENIED BY VICHY
    208 3 Vichy, Time 29 AUTHORITATIVE Fmnh quai tera dony the report ol thu <'scape Ol Gen. Ganicliii, former French Comniuider-in-ciiiet, from a prison at Bourrass ye.sUnday. A'Tordmu to a Vichy ii^patcli broadcast by the German Trans Oeran news agency, hi.> escape was announced m Vichy yesterday.
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    HATS OFF to the HEN!
    407 5 HATS OFF to the HEN! recipes for simple e S§ dishes h a valuable form of food that hou .c I »llld be eternally grateful to the hen* n. Even now, with Increased cast ol ra comparatively speaking, cheap and the perfect basis for breakfast and [ishei DEVILLED EGGS l
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    3 Good Menus for Supper
    722 5 3 Good Menus for Supper bubbles. Blend down to a thick remaining milk, and d pinch of salt and the ier. Fry the bacon. ep warm. Drop tablespoon- batter m the bacon fat until crisp and brown i t dish and serve with i »n laid on top. BED BOOi
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    Services' BREVITIES
    715 6 Services' BREVITIES II v I bi«iu< f riiK meeting o* the Dinner Club last week Z wat \r\ another success, and its sponsors 2 tcan r.uw .<i\ (jiiiic truthfully that the Club 8 2 has o ercome ita initial difficulties and can J look to the future with confidence. George
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    Spanish Newspaper Canard Scotched
    91 6 Madrid, June 29. NEWSPAPER assertions that Britain was stopping imports of petrol to Spain by withdrawing navicerts has draw^i a rejoinder from the British Embassy. It is pointed out that all that has happened is a postponement of the meeting to establish an exten lon of
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    APPEAL FOR BETTER TERMS FOR CLERKS
    406 6 As| (,(.i;STH»N that from the biR profits they made, despite Ihe war taxes, companies could liave pared a little sum to create a provident or siiper-an-nuatfoli hind for their clerical irorken m made by the hon. Mr. Tav Ull leek from the chair ni
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    WAR IS ALMOST AT INDIA'S DOOR
    765 6 IN India a fortnight ago. I was much impressed by the quickening of Indian concern m the War as a direct result of the outbreak m Iraq. "On all sides I heard the comment: 'The War is indeed brought closer to India said Mr.
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    H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    1129 7 H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London Plain Speaking Over Crete: Singapore Men s In Home Guard: Baby N And The Gas Mask: S More Bomb Damage Tales >—+ *~J London, Juno 10. Henderson Stcv. r lor East File, has ivering himself forceIn War Weapons Week m his constituency. 1 mphasising the
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    Morning Tribune MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1941 TWO NAZI OUTRAGES
    328 7 MORNING TRIBUNE MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1941 TWO NAZI OUTRAGES HATEVER be the immediate reasons that prompted Hitler to u bj pats" Turkey h\ way of Russia .'Hid not Syria, <>iic of his aims that stands crystal clear against the grim background of th< i titanic struggle now taking place <m
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    73 8 This is a model of an aircraft hangar built on the "Suspenarch" theory whiel It combines the classical Roman arch and the American suspension, the push T luvt cables. In this type of "Suspenarch" there is the possibility of mass production v art< outer rim of the buildings. The cables
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    67 8 AthW weeK> hack MM «>t t h e Mffcsl transport pro blcnis hen an in Sarasoia, Florida, when I circus moved ofT Barnh.un and Hailey's cirnis train stMiiflj" a 18,000 niilf tour, with Ibf largest nunibn of animalv dare -devil tricksters a n d lovely girls txt The girl htrt
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    RENEWED AIR ACTIVITY IN MIDDLE EAST
    299 8 ;»iro. June Y J QIX Italian Ifbten were shot iowfl and a bomber and other fighters badly damaged in a raid on Malta on Friday. Tliree more enemy machines wefff *ei on fire on the ground at Tamet in Cyrenaiva and extensive damage is
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    Anti-comintern Pact Due To Lapse
    171 8 London, June 29. uthfn Japan signed the anti- Comintern pact on Nov. 25, 193". it was to last for five years and consequently should lapse this autumn. By the terms of this paci the signatories afreed to inform one another of the activities of th«
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    34 8 Washington tup., hi LORD Halifax, the British Ambassador twice visited The State Department yesterday and it is b lit ved that he conierred with Mi Simmer Welles, the Under-Sccre-tary, on the Russian situation.-- Reuter
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    7 9 r.s patent. pull »f to iKom modatc
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    Graphic Account Of Prison Ship Rescue
    392 9 Gibraltar, June v.k (By Renter's Special Correspondent with the Ftect ii» the Western Mediterranean). 1 HEARD to-dny the full story ol the dramatic rescue ot the 78 British and Australian merchant sailors as they experienced it cooped below m the hold of the German
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    Victorian Girl
    18 9 lHlt Vktort., Australia. The C«m«.w»l«. rt.«« was r«pre.,,,,,..1 m a bathins t.fa..»y tontcst hv toft* l
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    SHE HAS S. A.
    59 9 SHE HAS S. A. (.ills with n x istiH king •pi m loll thrill on. tin a ;uh«i t isrmrnts till J us. Tills girl s«"iu to I uou thr .U t '»i putting lllCW ..\OI«I Ml.lUS .JIHI t a t< lies win* li Urin^ Jir iln.iilrd l.ulilrl I ;m«l
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    Plan To Give Free Hand To Roosevelt
    166 9 TIIF I'nitcd Slates administration, it if! iTlial»ly reported yesterday, has decided to ask CongfCM for loimal declaration of a national emergency m order to rive Presjdeni Roosevelt a> Commander m Chiel a free hand m defence moves. The War Department, according to Informed
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    Russian War Respite For Britain Say Portugese
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    'U.S. Expects Every Man To Do His Duty'
    95 9 Pu rai<ou A li ippH June 29 Mw i poruphra thi m n th< Ui >'•" ,-t man to do hi <>< ,id Ann:::.: Bno J I and I I tht WBrltime Commiwlw inc hipbuiWfi here tPrdav at the launrhlng m I
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    29 11 London. June 29. A( OKVERSATION lasting a eonlerablt period was held y* iterday afternoon between Mr Anthony Eden, ihe British Pbreign Minister, and the American Ambassador Mr. Winant.— Reuter
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    Strong British Air Formations Cross Channel
    230 11 Strong British Air Formations Cross Channel irOMten, Jin-c TUT blue sky ovt r tbf s«iuth-rast oast of 1 Encteftd )i(inu' alive with vknnil •--I <■ j.?mornintf as main- •qmdront of the X A F continued their Bifhi and day sweeps across the Channel. Formations passed over the coast from two
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    "Quisling": £100 Damages
    99 11 "Quisling": £100 Damages AFTER being called a •♦Quisling," Ueiit. William C. Hewitt. fornw r secretary-ma-nager of Millwali P.Ch was awarded £100 damages. This figure was assossrd m the Kings Bench Division m J slander action against Mr Thomas Thorne, of Grove Park. S.E.. chairman of the club. Lieut. Hewitts CM
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    "Dead" 3 Minutes -Lives Again
    21 11 "Dead" 3 Minutes -Lives Again Frederick middle-age* R'^her I o m (Yo.k hii» ,nan lay. "dead" for three minutes m fcSjTerham
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    De Valera Warns Of Eire's Danger
    140 11 Fun 29 MR D' v Valerj lfl I < "We liavi ;i i to defi from what quarter 11 that 1 our duty from I \i< w ol neutrality said, it waa to their ln& do thai and nobody could h 'ho slightest doubi
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    Hen And Lamb Sat By Fire
    162 12 Hen And Lamb Sat By Fire STRANGE animals arc being adopted as domestic pew RS hens, sheep, lambs, rabbits and monkeys are now taking the place of dogs and cats m some homes. Tl^cre have even been cases reported of lion cubs, Wby chm|oanaees, and a beai being taken inlo
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    Trafalgar Bee In Darlan's Bonnet
    79 12 Trafalgar Bee In Darlan's Bonnet Admiral Jean Darlan, Petalns strong man. is said by some friends to be a man with a grievance, because he cannot lor*et that his grandfather, a gunner aboard the French warship Redoubtable was killed at ♦r.e battle of Trafalgar. Thf humiliation of this French d'
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    Gaol For Solicitor
    44 12 •.Barnett Under, -i young London citor^ was at tho Old Bailey sentenced to three years' penal servitude ior fraudulent conversion of £70u of hli clients' money. He occupied the dock m the court where he frequently acted on behalf of clients.
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    Guardsman Is Executed
    32 12 Samuel Moragan, twenty weight, Irish Guardsman, was executed at Walton Gaol, Liverpool, for strangl Ing Mary Hagan, fifteen, In a Hoiiu GuarJ blockhouse near her home at Waterloo. Lanes.
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    353 13 v June 27. A 1 n the Genera] CounIhe All-Indian on <"' r" be held here Monday, a resolution Will be moved bj Mi M n. RO3 to the t ff( Invasion 01 Russia, it Is 1 r possible t" hold thai this an Imperialistic wi therefore
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    SOD AND CSG PLAY A DRAW
    504 14 rpiME prevented a result m the match between the S.C.C, and 1 the Ceylon Sports Club on the Padang yesterday. Set to More 221 runs, m their final innings, the S.C.C had scored H>! lor the loss of six wickets when stumps were drawn.
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    Le Mercier's 103 For Recs
    252 14 pLAYING out time, St. Andrew's Old Boys forced a draw m their cricket match against the SRC. at Woodsville. yesterday. Winning the toss, the S.RC. batted first and collected 189 runs for the loss of four wickets before they declared at tea interval. A feature
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    BRIGHTBATTING IN ARMY CRICKET
    266 14 BRIGHTBATTING IN ARMY CRICKET 4 COME bright batting was J§*i iu.vM«(i at Alexandra yesterday, when play was continued m [I the Large Units area semi-final between the Loyals and the Fort- ress Signals. The mt'tth ill be continued on Sat vi day. LOYALS Ist Innings Major Cole b Phillips 14
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    THOY BATS AND BOWLS WELL
    266 14 the s.R.c. beat the Medical QoUcj 1 runs on the s.R.c. P* daring with 203 urn* for live wickets r a breezy 63 not out and followed it up by t-iki v ickets for 23 runs. G Clarke scored 45 and An i ?I! waa
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    Chinese Narrow Win At Cricket
    261 14 PTR good batting performances, alter three of their wickets had fallen for only 17 runs, enabled the Chinese to score a rood win over the Indians m a whole day cricket match played on the Chinese ground yesterday. The Chinese, ccoring 156 runs, won by
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    CAMBRIDGE BEAT OXFORD FOR RED CROSS
    88 14 London, June 2! CAMBRIDGE Uimvr,ity beat Oxford f^.-*!?* t in a wartime match at Lords which *ij *<*£ reckoned m the record of inter-varsit:. s match was held m .'id oi the Red Cross Oxford batted first and scored 171, to bridge replied with
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    VETERANS IN FORM
    223 14 llatliiiiiitoii <hani|>ioiiKlii|» THUILMNG badminton was 1 seen at the Clerical Union Hall yesterday m the semifinals of the junior badminton championships. By far the best game of the morning was veterans' angles between the Polite rlayer, Hussein bin Ibrahim and Wee Hong Hoi (Devonshire). Showing excellent form
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    Home Economics Course For Chinese Girls
    293 15 Home Economics Course For Chinese Girls Chungking. ior middle schools for girls m China are to include i:i curriculum a course on home economics and managetcordjnjr to regulations ireceftUy promulgated by the ol Education. Tire course ifl to equip th* students with knowledge, skill i, terest m the welfare and
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    Senate Passes Huge Army Supply Bill
    77 15 Washington, June 28 I HUGE army supply bill, includn ing funds for 12,85' i plums, has >een sent by the Senate to President Roosevelt for signature Tlu> bill is for $10,384,821,624. As finally approved the bill is stripped of the* provision* demanded by the
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    America Has Own Radio Location'
    91 15 I Washington, Jhine 29 development of a secret radio am device for spotting enemy »rs long before they reach I states shores was revealed War Department yesterday. Department has also aned plans for building a chain ectors along the entire coast t the United States
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    UNKNNOWN
    34 15 I Rome, June 29. roops have crossed veral points into states an official >d In Budapest to be "m pursuit The communique < I airmen yesterday districts of Nacybanva I >!va without causing Reuter
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    21 15 kholm, June 29. Government has k after the interind and Denmark m Sweden will also alan Interests m and Rumanl i
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    HITLER'S SOFT SPOT-OIL
    120 15 London, June 29. OIL is Hitler's economic soft spot and he is not happy about his future supplier, declared Dr. Hugh Dalton, Minister for Economic Warfare, speaking at Cardiff yesterday. This was implied by the recent Nazi moves m the Baltic, m the j Middle East and
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    HITLER'S VAIN POSE AGAINST RUSSIA
    106 15 HITLER 'S VAIN POSE AGAINST RUSSIA London, June 29. THE Belgian Premier, M. pierlot, broadcasting to Belgium last night, said that the Russian peasants were defending their land, their country and their lives. There was no question of defending a political regime. Hitler would pose m vain as the champion
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    "India And Burma Would Stand Shoulder To Shoulder"
    70 15 Rangoon. June 29. INDIA and Burma would stand 1 shoulder to shoulder "should future events call on us to defend our frontiers against aggression, declared the Prime Minister of Burma. Mr. U Saw yesterday He was speakins at the liicJoBurmese conference concerning
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    24 15 The two-breadth scaled handicap event of the Singapore S* mm* Club, held yesterday nj ing, resulted a, follow. ton (Time 34 J L SCCJ
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    PARAS
    351 15 Rangoon, Juno 27. to the Incliun community here last night. Girji 1 Bliankai B l leader ol iri< indiiin dele) now m Burma, :>akl that the results 01 i n c iu'gotiation.s j would not be known ixtt tome time. Tiio public must wait pantly ior thr report Sir
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    Changi Gunners Beaten
    216 15 Changi Gunners Beaten TWO bright hits by Capt Smith and W R. King, who scored 5'J and 43 respectively mainly contributed to tlie 164 which thr S.C.C. totalled uguinst the at Chanfj yesterday and which bettered the Gunners 1 score h\ 51 runs. ¥tt the c.nniK M.titt.- wu n form
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    Hefty Scoring In Cup Soccer
    134 15 Glasgow, Juno 29. FOUR return matches In the Scottish Summer Cup second round produced a crop of 27 fOftll and the aggregate of home and away games left Glasgow Rangers, Heart of Midlothian, and Dumbarton with semi-final places while Clyde and Hibernian must meet again.
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    Trades Unions' Attitude Towards Soviet Russia
    85 15 LondOQi Jiiiic 29. Thosk who enter the struggle With us arc our friends Allies but they must understand that w<- do not compromise win. our principle This La the attitude o; the British Trades Unions towards Flu sia, according to Mr. John March bank,
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    Lt. Joel's Body Washed Ashore
    39 15 Lt. Joel's Body Washed Ashore I.'»ndon. Juni 29. A BODY washed Mil Pit la t* v. bo that of Ueul D idlev .Tark Barnat© Joe! of tht Royal a Volnnterr Retcnre .!!>• on active i iQuger awn i ruth Reuter
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    64 15 MM Us I (IK MISS ItlSlfOli \t l».r t 4th.lv) 0 I ifrOy Ol tf.r r, f I. 'ii. m lUtiutotn <l.»\ m thr |(>< "trr Ald--11 T •ii „i „v mcl > onfllt „r f% iii ii m' I N 01 Mi tl mlv o! j,r- a
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    Handicaps For Races At Taiping
    198 15 Handicaps For Races At Taiping rpUK K.lhmiii ITS tin* weight* f< I tho fir <l.f. i.k I m; mr f>n 1 I Ml!v i'.Mii. I -tinit furlori sumta n am M'lilMl OIRI 7|J Pot) tea i II i* bout '> inrlon P MISS Rol) '»07 -i ZANNK ''.00 Tommy a
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    47 15 Thr Japanese nr t u-djn swamped tin R AAK Ql t train 15 4 Jn major loop ol the Singappi* t >a v» doAthe JaJan B< iterdap. I?' the minor loop the J ipane«e secoi d di fcated the if AAK team by nine rum to NVtB.
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    ANOTHER SYRIAN TOWN IN BRITISH HANDS
    272 16 Ankara, June A| BKNIOT-MECIIIN. the Yin thy Secretary of State, had a short interview with the TuAish Prime Minister on •Friday. A French spokesman to-day stated that M. Mechtn lid not come to negotiate the of Syria. It i.s learned m London that In
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    51 16 Sydney. June 29 Australia's em st sever- earthquake shocks wire recorded ct Sydney Observatory OH oatui.'.; n;iv" Lu-dav. me epicentre was nccr Finke, Central Australia. Mr. O'Connell, the Oliecti>r cf the Ob.ervatory. itatea that the shocks v:cre not connected with those reported late last week ta t)ie Boy or Bengal
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    STOP PRESS
    74 16 Vichy. J*nv St. A comuhuique j-^ucti by the Hungarian Chief of SUIT qu«to4 m a B«dapest dispatch to the Vichy News Agency s ays, "As a reprisal measure the Hungarian air force again successfully attacked Soviet military objectives daring the early hoars of to-day. Large fires and considerable
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    Japan Perplexed By Axis Drive
    169 16 Tokyo, June 29 JAPAN will be faced with 'grave problems" if Axis hegemony extends across the Urals tnto Asiatic Russia, declares the Rightist newspaper Kokumin Shimbun m an editorial. The paper asserts thai Outer Mongolia ana north-western China will be seriously affected md therefore the
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    Cable News from 'Down Under'
    107 16 Cable News from 'Down Under' Melbourne. June 29 Mr. R. N. Kenhaw,' !an Australian Rhodes i scholar, now Domijnions and Colonial (Adviser to the Bank .Of England, is a like- j iy choice as Governor of the Commonwealth Bank It i 6 predicted fen wool printing, a new textile industry
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    140 16 London Jn w a German convoy, the try communique states bombers on Saturday g tacked a German etn?M LsUnd or Ameland. n craft vessel and two supp each of about 8,000 toi bombed. One of the siiipb his set on tire. •nr aircraft is missing. "Yesterday afternoon, a* bomber
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    CHUNGKING RAIDED
    39 16 Chungking. June 29.— Cl was bombed at noon U»-<! Japanese planes which I the city la tv/o Bui •lropped on a i alar lai the British Embay is siti downtown busin ?)$o on the Y.i: river Reuter
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      78 16 RADIO TALK THE Work of the Plantation Chemist" la the title of the second talk to be broadcast from Singapore in the "Rubber Growing" series arranged by the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya. It will be given by Mr. W. S. Davey, head of the Chemical Division, R-RJ., at ?5
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