Morning Tribune, 3 July 1941

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    Masthead
    14 1 Morning Tribune Vl>L £__*>. 131, Thursday, July S, 1941. Morning Tribune Thursday. July 3, 1941.
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    HEAVY BLOWS INFLICTED ON NAZIS: 100,000 REDS CAPTURED (GERMANS CLAIM)
    1245 1 HEAVY BLOWS INFLICTED ON NAZIS 100,000 REDS CAPTURED (GERMANS CLAIM) MOSCOW, JULY 2. mm BLOWS WERE INFLICTED ON GERMAN MOTORISED UNITS DUR"IXG TIIH NIGHT IN TIE DIRECTION OF LUCK, SAYS THE LATEST SOVIET COMMUNIQUE, ISSUED THIS AFTERNOON. During last night, fighting continued in the direcion of Murmansk, Dvinsk, Minsk and
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    Japan To "Wait And Watch"
    766 1 TOKYO Jl'l Y 1 JAPAN INTENDS TO "WATCH CLOSELY TIIE DEVELOPMENT OF HIE WORLD BITUA■i.»r W S5 n m TO MR YOSUKE MATSUOKA, THE FOREIGN MINISTER TO SOVIET WAIL^ CONCERNED THE SITUATION ARISING FROM TIIE GERMAN Air. Ma*»oka added. "I feel that a really grave
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    Normal Relations With Sweden
    104 1 London, July 2. HPHE diplomatic relations between Britain and Sweden remain normal. The British Government are at present maintaining relations with Finland. These two definitions were given by Mr. Anthony Eden in the House of Commons when interrogated about Sweden's action in allowing German troops to
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    Stirring Appeal To Americans
    185 1 Charlottesville (Virginia), July 2. -THE stake at issue is greatest of all time," declared Mr G Casey. Australian Minister to the United States, in a speech to the Institute of Public Affairs on Wednesday. "It is no less than the future of the world. The war
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      130 1 ii.4trMtti.tntr.ti.tmiu 1 AIR HELP j London July 2.— The Minis- ter of Aircraft Production, Colonel Moore Brabazon, J answered in the affirmative in the House of Commons to a question whether arrange- J ments would be made to enable ih e aircraft industry in Russia to beuefit from the J
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    BROUGHTON NOT GUILTY OF MURDER
    54 2 Nairobi, July 2. VI R Delves Broughton was found not guilty of the murder of Lord Erroli after the longest trial in the history of Kenya. Applause greeted the jury's verdict. The verdict was given late last night after the jury had been in retirement
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    U.S. INCREASES HELP FOR CHINA
    97 2 Hyde Park, (New York», July 2. iDI EBILH N1 Eta sevelt, in a proc--1 lama ion Last "night suspended discriminating duties on tonn nd imposts within the United In respect vessels m Burma and their cargoes. This ipparently designed to h Ip expedite the flow
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    103 2 ef making.^ r* a forced land- ing off Iceland a Sunderland S Flying Boat of i J the Coastal; Command has j returned to its base in Scot- i S land. The? crew surmount- J ed great diffi- eulties to re- j turn to their base. Here is i i
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    LYTTELTON'S HEADQUARTER IN CAIRO
    83 2 LYTTELTON'S HEADQUARTER IN CAIRO London. July 2 CAPT Oliver Lyttelton's head quartern will be in Cairo, Res ter'c lobby coi respondent unde stmdr His activities will be can fully 'designed not to tond Egyptian domestic affairs or to normal relations of Sir Mu Lampson. British Ambassador. wi the Egyptian Government.
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    21 2 London, July 2.— Presided Roosevelt will broadcast to tb< people of Britain on July 4. it ii announced here to-day.- Reuter
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    REST OF THE NEWS
    339 2 REST OF THE NEWS San Francisco, July 2— Colonel Chailes I 'H bergh, in a speech reiterating belief that the t T r.Y."J^J rai States should stay out of war. assailed the prop 1 ;i ]i ;1! to aid Russia, declaring "The alliance between H United States and Russia, should
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      74 2 NOMINA!. CAPITAL: $10,000,000 ISSI KD 1 PAID TP I CAPITAL: 510,000,000 BRANC NFS throughout Malaya Htirma. South China and Netherlands Hast Indies AGENTS COBBESPONDENTS In all prin cipal cities of the World. BANKING TBANBACTIONS of every description undertaken. JI f fI?HiBMI?TH: "1 1 1 "ri JULY sth PERFORMANCE IS NEARLY
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    Syrian Campaign To Be Speeded-Up
    224 3 I LONDON. JI LV > iM SPEEDUP OF THE ALLIED SYRIAN CAMPAIGN IS l HOPED FOR AS A RESULT OF THE REINFORCEMENT >F "|jji _D TROOPS THERE, IT IS AUTHORITATfVEI V 1 In the Palmyra sector Allied forces have taken Es Stikhne. 10 miles north-east
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    INCREASED U.S. AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION
    106 3 New York. July i PLANS iur a huge increase I in the production of avia. J lion rm-:nes has been announrrd by major units of the > automobile industry. says a Detroit message to tiie New feet Herald Tribune. I The message adds. "The Buirk and
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    SPAIN ALSO RECOGNISES NANKING
    113 3 SPAIN ALSO RECOGNISES NANKING i 'Wing the example of- the Ax:> powers, the Spanish Gov- has recognised, De Jure, sponsored Governit Nanking, according to a ladrid despatch to the Vichy news tenef. my Italy, Rumania Sloand Croatia have forrded de lure recognition d the Nankins Government and ■n exchange ol
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    89 3 The Britisl man neq u i u s •who are to S exhibit Bri'ish fashions in I South America, made a lilm before they left England, i which was pro- 1 duced by the Board of Trad<* S i in conjunction i with the Bri 1 j 1 ish Coo
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    U.S. SUPPLIES FOR N. AFRICA
    130 3 London, July 2. THE Government .spokesman, Mr. Dingle Foot, elisP closed in the House oi Commons that two other ships, in addition to the tanker Scheiezede. have been given permission by the British to sail from the United States to French North Africa. He gave
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    No Statement About Hess
    89 3 London, July 2 DK Benes' recent broadcast was seized upon by members of the House of Commons as a furthci opportunity to endeavour to extort a statement from the Government about Rudolf Hess*. The Lard Privy Seal. Mr Clement Attlee. refused the invitation. Ensuing supplementary questions
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    Treachery Act To Be Enforced?
    77 3 London, July 2 SIR Joan Meilor 'Conservative) sought an assurance In the House of Commons that British subjects Who broadcast under enemy auspices will be prosecuted under the Treachery Act as soon as they can be b< tugbt to Justice. The Attorney-General. Sir Donald Somervi
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    Surprise Expressed At Middle East Change
    353 3 London, July 2. WRITiNC on the switch over of Generals Wavell and Auchinleek, The Times states that the decision is obviously one which could have been taken only after deep consideration and probably not all the reasons are apparent to ihe world. it cannot
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    141 3 BRIGHT LIGHTS! COMRADi: X" (At the Capitol) I Y* o^' rt,<l *ure to enjoy "Comrade X. the current tilm at the Capitol ClarkCiitble and Hedy Lamarr are In the main parts, in the story ot a newspaperman in a Russia where life is (heap and where intrigues are the fashion
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    NEW G.O.C
    46 3 Hong Keng, July 2. T is otlicially announced thfrt Maj i Gen C. M Maltby litis be m app inted GO C Chii|a Y'ommand, in sueeession to Maki Gen A E Gra.ssett Maj .-Oca 'Maltby is arriving in Hong Koifrg [from India shortly- Reuter
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      54 3 top "Shocking" Your Feet! ißdtt^i 9 PHILLIPS Soles W y im?*** blanket of robber JJJfSS cush *W which preIo °t foniL* And as y° u have *W SS5 t t J[ 0U mo^y. for iqg «u 'ee ordinary leather PHILLIPS lO] I vl BBBR I* A\n HEELS U^i^^^UAnAMlN PENHAS et
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      309 3 Coughing, Strangling Asthma,; Bronchitis Curbed in 3 Minutes' nTvouhareTttacki Tof Asthma or Bron- Canada, had lost 40 ibjfc, suffered cougiw i iiiiiol and aasp for Ing, choking and strangling every nigbt.< Mh"A%fflTw<Ss« couldn't deep, expected to die. Mendacc breath and < n s lee pi I > „i llf >
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    PEOPLE & PLACES
    1106 4  - PEOPLE PLACES Vera Ardmore I By On Duty Badges: Que en's Messengers Thank You MR JOSEF STRANC.FELD oi Bata Shoe Co. would like to thank the Allied Women's Association j for their gift of §25 towards the cost of repairing shoes and also thank all those who have sent In
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      70 4 _§L M\_J M KmW 'f \r>A A JJhen Middle age as ns to iters out VX of the tooWng^lass the InteUigent jthfY p ron pt u ])s to apply the .k> J^> right treatment in th. right wav at v T •B KII/.ahmh ARDBN BALON Whv nuMe'/i i 5? !ia
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      123 4 r "IMB— w— htings qui tbc beaut) ihe evca ind tfvca Rlamoui ind dmtfa mil "p i-oNGiASHiu i „,i,i,r;! l „l 5..« j.n, loM.l xMi,..d.e and match your eyes gn>* inallur In I p.«d, s JKl:,:,h.. Bhre, Conpc, Beech, R.vin Black „ul olourlcw Sn -,a br-^r^y,n K iiava.lAiiimaUc«>«. Urhou R
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      18 4 If-Dno-t--fe&f Y'st J jrciqrx) fe^ Ii Hstii Jtßjlsj; beAuty] specialist EUROPEAN OPERBTOPS Capitol Buildin«\\ 159 Norih Bridge M-
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      206 4 Diary Note TAKE out your social diary again and write Goodwood Park Hotel 9 30 in the space reserved for Wednesday the 23rd of this month I can't tell you about all the apeclal events that will take place there lliat night for ihey are -tui a secret but I
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    IN FORMAL MOOD
    364 5 FOREMOST among the lashion trends for formal afternoon and evening fashions is the growing liking for pleated .styles. These are being seen more and more and. in particular. are creeping into dresses fashioned from chiffon. crepe and Jersey. Fine pleats, fine box pleats, and wider box pleats,
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      76 5 wtm W i Tv£^ m w 4- i I _i ffis-f Coixtotire NAIL ENAMEL i BECAUSE it stays on longer. 'CAUSE it does not chip. a| q* B£ CAUSE of its brilliant gloss. 1 •Oil CA l T SE of its ten exciting shades BECAUSE r.f \t n outstanding value
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      184 5 J^^-* r^*^fl| P%dl mm^JjS^W C* tP ■'<'. Y>/"^'Y^*-< yS_B H WmmmW* iTm JM^^M fllLj^S <>*. 'Mk mW J^K.'IHI mmT ZEk mmY < j^MM—- *t'k i& li^^ay 38 Kit^rT ,jY V YV<. fl' ->! k?^^ -•■■'•> 'HP, v *2^«iiiL.'' a^ .-j..j? tt m m *IM K* 1^ > m^mmmm^^ m^ fc§l''''
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    FASHION ACCEPTitNCES For Evening
    252 6 FASHION ACCEPTitNCES For Evening CHARMING for evenmc are the linkle-lenßtl. OQ d.>p!.»v this ll at Priscilla Ltd., NO. S. Eu < nt, list floor, entrance Ui HiUstreet), pick of the bunch being U at ti active pnr..e.v',-siyled mold In white rayon-saihi, printed <.\er with minute royal bl_c dots. In thii
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    SURFACE decroiaiioii
    425 6 SURFACE decroiaiioii NIVII has a season started oft with such outstanding approval i oi surface decoration. This takes various forms and means appliques lof print especially. Sometimes 1 i mi (I. t ached appliques an: used to 1 give a fl uttery line to necklines i and sleeves; sometimes the
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      93 6 n '»'"vffi> [HATS r ir J ftwssfs z PHONE 3335 PRISCILLA Ltd. FOR THE RACES NEW AFTERNOON DRESSES J In COI IIT i FIRST FLOOR I NTBANCE HUE STREET i *SNOW WHITE" CLEANINCi AT PARIS O CO. DRY CLEANERS 28, COLEMAN ST. Phune tiols *^^w j_wlmL i___lj' iiM" H9 Hi
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      90 6 I 1 1 II I H ai 9 I fl I N I I K I 11. i I li I i O j wl I ITO TICKI E I J ANY PALME I Served inl j j Chinese stylejM J J in an attrac-M f H i tive, comfort-
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    H. L HOPKIN'S
    1630 7 Letter From London London. June 13 j Uneasiness Over) S Crete: Retail Cloth inp i i Stores Hit: Former S Malayan Now Cine-i ma Manager: Prince Bernhard Speaks: Society Girl Becomes Factory Wench 1• nOUTU'AL correspondents f sav that MP's are uneasy over Crete They are asking
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    MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1941. Tgod-glven chance
    337 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1941. Tgod-glven chance XHE unusually strong terms in which the U.S. Secretary for the Navy, Col. Knox, in a speech to a gubernatorial conference, emphasised the need to swetp the Atlantic clean of the German menace suggest that the Administration is 'Jetermined to extend the
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      25 7 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PLUS SERVICE Head Office— No. IbD Cecil Street, i SINGAPORE, 8.3. PHONE NO. s*l*.
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    TWIRLS A BATONAND HERSELF!
    150 8 TIIK o „,v in New f*k JCjMe. the 1 Lion twirier -s Ik. f rl a P 'she is pretty lH.year-old B*tt> MWM r Happens On lee performances a week Jind heJps Kockfellrrs w hite elephani. ll^e^^^^. to t fS t I^SJJ e 4U twirl a
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    Hainanese Plea
    55 8 "rv.'o Hainanand Kh4 I pleaded guilty J l yesterday momin assisting in the ca i Chap-jl Kee lotti Carpentier Street ing. Thc casi w tor sentence, bail .resr^ctiveh- b i anJ ueeond ae To mark the JJ nivcrsary of tin it the ti A t'api'P a*- the Aaflj
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      70 8 ESTELLE COWAN ii i ,n [nnoutnes uh rl Now Open I 10-M4.113 EXTE.\>IQN LVERY SATURDAY NIGHT IM.M O.WIi: BV THE SEA TABLE D' HOTE DINNER A La Carle i CHINESE CHOW j Entertain nl Klein) anil Hoys ami COWAN BAILEY itUV.W For Reservations MHKMi KSTAIILISHED 1872 South British Insurance Co.,
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    BOXER SUING HAPPY WORLD
    463 9 a k ton lor damages toi breach of contract in which MohaA m d Fahmy the Egyptian boxer, is suing the Happy World I,] for the recovery of over $11,000 for alleged failure on the ,t ol the Happy World to arrange for a fight under
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    255 Deaths Last Week
    68 9 THERE wer e 255 deaths in Binga-J pore Municipal limits last week. 163 malis and 92 females. As usual tuberculosis was the I main cause of death, accountinu for ,31. with pneumonia (21) and convulsions *25» close behind The death rate was 22.83 per mine per
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    He Slept With Bomb Under The Bed
    239 9 He Slept With Bomb Under The Bed WHEN a new tenant of a room in Bhinfiefd-street, Shepherd's Bush, took over, he found a 851b live bcmb under the bed. The previous occupant of the room. Philip Stonard, atied 30. a cabinet maker, of Olenroy-street, Wood Lane. Shepherds Bush pleaded guilty,
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    Scottish Officers Honoured
    53 9 Scottish Officers Honoured Decorations for Three Scottish Officers: Three officers of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders received their de. corations from the King at a recent Buckingham Palace investiture. Capt F. If. Lauder got the M.C.. Lieut. II ii h Campbell the M.BE., a n d Major Lor n e
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    HOSPITAL PATIENT COMMITS SUICIDE
    397 9 EOUND lying injured in Ihe courtyard just below his room window at the Doh Jin Hospital where he was a patient on June 23 Lim Van Fe. a 51-vcar-old clerk of Chop Kim Hock IGtian. Boat Quay, was taken at once to the operation theatre but
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    Attempt To Bribe Inspector Alleged
    105 9 i 32-YEAR-OI D Hainanese, Tat Choon Wee. pleaded guilty in th« third court yesterday morning to a charge of abetment of offering ar; illegal gratification of $10. Tne prosecution stated that on i Tuesday afternoon, Inspector Red [dick was testing the driving of tin j
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    Malaya's Gift Of £5,000
    79 9 THE Governor <S!r Shentoj Thomas i has received a cabi I from Lord Huntingfleld, who main i tains liaison between the Br:tis Red Cross in London and the coun 'nes of the Empire, stating tha the Duke of Gloucester, chairinu; of the Society, has learnt with
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      360 10 .^^e --s > _^_^r^k k M I If '^^^^P^li I "m Situations Vacant If AN TEI rtai.'h i Bo ilnaai i I rlbuin ore WAsn-T) T red) < min uii. <iu M<-iii >r brldg» -Apply to Manage,- Royal El 01, Mua- Nm 130K) WANTEC :> i 'nr >-a ORtttMa !*"<>;:-
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      560 10 Miscellaneous D| II I full) and permai i: N 1--K 'I. COMFORI I m dem S;.i V^ V... k lV IR K MA .'HON SOMA. I.Miea Halrdr-»ln« 8;iioou 2bQ Middle Rood (ut bark of Oyster Club; Pr'cs Permanent warln, 15'- A W- fihnrnpoo «nd set $150 H» lr dv^ (Inecto)
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      683 10 For Sale nd. complete v.un bonka eyes. v.w.. N< pted. IK v Sun. )57 cn l^* Singapore. (No. 15CK) blnei B< rtrta Oi imophone u leays!B'> or nearest offer Apply M layn Tn»;une, Singapore. (N > 182K) PIANO loi lata, hire, tuning, rtpalrlng Ar rebuilding, workn inahlp guaranteed. V,' 1
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      609 10 Wanted POAT WANTED Sailing motor or iu_UH I*^4 c 0 Malaya Tribune. 8 I No. IMK) WANTED o dra»-Une excavatoi for hire or <alc. Applv Box No. 385. Malaya Tribune, Penang^ (No. 176K) WANTED New or _econd-lumd autocycle Replv Lieut Law. Argylla. Mulny^i. (NO. IIIK) WANTED to buv compound house
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      447 10 I ON THAj" Amfl; A SLNGAI--.JJ-ZHL 225 m 1 1% I I ZHP 1 30 16 fll' 9-69 mo. 1 ZHP fl 6.175 mrs 1 |1 ZHP.3 41.33 Di II'"" LONDON 11 GSV— I7. BI atfl i 18.84 m.trei_| GSF 1514 mefl 19.81 mf t fl (From 4- 15 |m
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    Indian Dancer To Entertain Troops
    289 11 IX response to the appeal i sited Ifl London la~ month by Lady Viole Bonnam -Carter, asking the people of India to continue with unabated energy all activities connected with the country's war effort, Kunwar H. S. Rathoro. the young Indian dance, who has been
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    PARAS
    89 11 Melbourne, July 1. No variation in thi price oi growers foi wool is likely. Thi* will remain at 13.4 pence. a Cineaound newsreel Ol the W.A.A.a.f. training in v lboume bll be-?n filmed for world-wide screening. Batavia. July 1. r rHE Batavia Asch Nieuwsblad learns that most probably i
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    SENTRY SHOOTS AIRMAN
    33 11 (aILOT-OBTICER H. 1 Fuller, R.A.F. was iutally shot through the head when a caf in which he was ndling failed to .stop when challenged by a Home Guard In Sussex.
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    Hainanese Sent For Observation
    96 11 I A 30-YEAR-OLD Hainanese, Lion Ee Chlng, who muttered incoherently when charged with criminal I irespass. was yesterday morning ordered to be sent for observation to the General Hospital by the fifth magistrate. Mr. L. C. Goh. Accused glared at ihe interpretei who was explaining the
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    58 11 PLEADING guilty to a charge ol being abs.mt frcm duty at ilu Naw Hous^ at 1.45 am. on Apr. 9. Aiamar Singh, an Indian constahie. attached to the Naval Base Police Force, was convicted and hned $15. in default 15 days' simple imprisonment, by Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate
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      246 11 Variety Concert y and the saiaoa stage a variety theatre to- v Y-k in aid of the Building Fund. the ticket. wIU te Maiaya Patnot.c FDERLANDSCHE HANDELMTSCHAPPU, N.V. d bv Royal Charter A.D 1824. l_ Trading Society) OTS f.40.03ttU f. 12.000.00t Lonion Correspondents PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED Blanches; ♦Herlamb East Indies:—
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      308 11 Situation Vacant "SnGAPORe" MUNICIPALITY FIRE BRIGADE. Probationary Junior Sub-Ofticer. Applications are invited for the above appointment. Candidates must be between 19 and 21 years of age, born in Singapore, and unmarried. They must possess at least the School Leaving Certificate (Senior Cambridge). Knowledge of Building Construction and Mechanics will be
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      366 11 Arthritis Agony Curbed in 30 Minutes The amazing r.« w discovery Rumr banlshea thf> pain/ <t Arthritic. Rheuzi tlsru, Lumbago, N«tiiitis utj<» Solatia maKK-. In .'iu minute] after the first do pains disappear, and \r. a f«w days iM" marvelous medicine «iiK*oi*< m and ren < the body polpons and
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    Cable N from 'Down Under'
    330 12 j Melbourne, July i Mr. James AJ ridge, famous Austi lian war oorresu dent, who last ye inspected Hum defences, dec that although Ititi apparently thi n| Russia is weak i is amazingly >'roi The defenn a from Kiev t Rumanian bor«j was not at
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      175 12 [mm T K STARS ..I BOOM TOWN INjTLAl't.il BOMB SHEIA_! i AGAIN... The BIC ACTION4»ACKED COMEDY SHOW! J AIM H^r] J^^ i *t~ I A _w_^v hR^ I^* Oscar HOMOLKA T^^CmwlAm^ lfe-*^ Ng i Fc,ix BRESSART %TO» J LtDCRER o"ect<dby Llfl?K ■in i in I \uv\\ri off 2.^0 TAMKS! or^rt^yr
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      224 12 SATVfiIAY i at 1 MI9NICHT ALHAMBRA Holf-brutel Half-humanl \f SZ ""'iSr p* 'iSwl 9^M? mi ML rf^t MmmwMj^e 9*^9^S^a j, j THE LAUCH HIT OF THE WEEK Read What The Press Say I "ONE OF THE MOST ENJOYABLE COMEDIES SEEN IN SINGAPORE FOR A LONG TIME." MALAYA TRIBUNE. THE BEST
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    NEWS FROM kIDIA
    238 13 1 e Punjab, Sir .Hya Knan, tnai .iv.piaci'n •> apsec t i folRussia by l to tl and I *>uniough th idia. It would >c se bo ignore the )n against India, u Russians sf/ereJ able to beat back enemy. ISM. VUSt itrj and it would] be
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    Death Of Retired F.M.S.R. Driver
    107 13 THE death took place at the 1 General Hospital, Singapore, on niesday. of Mr. E. P. Bar-holo-metm at the age of 58. Mr Bartholomeusz. who retired from the post of engine driver in ne P M.S. Railways about 5 years ago, made his hom e
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    Theft Case Postponed
    57 13 A CHARGE of housebreaking and n th?ft of two shirts from Aurora '-nd Co.. High Street, ''between sunset and sunrise" on Tuesday, was explained to a 14-year-old Malay. Yamak bin Mohamed Desa, v>nen he appeared before Mr. W. D. Carew. in the third court yesterday morning. The
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    20 13 T— mmm HE installation dinner and (lance of the Singapore Rotary uub wa.* held at Adelphi Roof Garden last night.
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    LATE MR. ROJT
    115 13 THE death took place at the General Hospital yesterday at the age of 50 of Mr. Vaclav Rojt, a director of Messrs. Bata Shoe Co.. Ltd., Singapore. He is survived by his son and daughter. Mr. V. Rojt and Miss Anna Rojt. The funeral takes place this
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    Driver Partly To Blame
    108 13 AT the continued inquiry In the coroner's court yesterday afternoon into the death of a 16-year-old cyclist named Lim Yik Koo, who was killed as the result of a collision with a motor lorry at the junction of Omar Road and Merchant Road on June 18,
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    Manchesters Hold Chinese To A Draw
    208 14 B.C.F.A Manchesters t THE B.C.FA held the Manchesters to a two all draw in a Reserve Division soccer fixture played on the Junior Civil Service Association ground yesterday. The game was la. t and Interesting and productive "i ».oo(j football j*oth thi teams were
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    NARROW VICTORY FOR SOUTH CHINA TEAM
    542 14 South China Tourist. 1 OmMmi Service. 0 DOITTO China F.A., playing their final match of their Malayan S four Si Anson Road Stadium yesterday, avenged their previou.s defeat hv the Combined Services, heating the Services one-nil alter a thrilling match in aid of the
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    MATCH POSTPONED
    33 14 HPHE Div. 2A soccer j fixture between the Sterols and the! R.E. I Malays) which j was to have been j played on the Singapore Harbour Board ground yesterday, was postponed.
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    S'PORE TENNIS TOURNEY ENDS
    524 14 S'PORE TENNIS TOURNEY ENDS SINGAPORE'S open tennis championship tour- nament ended yesterday when Yadi and ■0 1 Kamis, for the fourth successive year, won tne mens doubes title and Mrs. J. Carter and Mrs. p ON..A( \V. J. M. Harden captured the women's doubles fl 0 3 championship. /J H™.
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    LAST LYNNE BEST BET FOR TAIPING
    798 15 LAST LYNNE BEST BET FOR TAIPING mpectator's" Selections m for To- day's Races I rI y\M is my best bet. and Sheila II my next best bet H c fl th first (lav's races of the Taiping Turf Clubs Juh Ml Lto be held to-day. A card of only seven
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    SELECTIONS
    34 15 (By "Bess BeU") Race I—PRUDE, Selangor II Race 2—LADY ZENTA. Titled Lady Race 3—PAT BURKE, Kissing Cup Race 4—MOONWIN, Celestial Race S—LIGHT SUPPER, Moonlight Sonata Race 6— STENELLA. White Gardenia Race 7—DRATOR, Velocity.
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    51 15 i Melbourne, July 1. xnc oraer of lavjuuritism for the j Grand National I Hurdle is:— Our Boy. JHarley. Bureaucrat. loteepl e c h a se:_ Cheery Jack, Our JBoy, Highland March.) Solecism. Jack Wade, reported killed in action, was a former South Melbourne League player and a leading Badminton
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    GENERAL PUNJAB POSITION
    92 15 GENERAL PUNJAB POSITION Lahore, July 1. A general review i of the situation of the Punjab province will be undertaken at a meeting to be! I held here on July 6. The meeting will be attended, it is understood, by Ministers! and Parliamentary! Secretaries of the i Punjab. The Prime
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    KING SCORES ASCOT DOUBLE
    188 15 New Market. July 2. HIS Majestv the King scored a popular double at "Ascot" when Bit Game won the Coventry Stakes and Sun Chariot won the Queen Mary Stakes, thereby virtually establishing themselves as the champion two-year-olds of their respective sexes. Big Game, formerly known as
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    78 15 Los Angeles, July 1. RICHIE "LEMIS. a Mexican boxer resident in Los Angeles, won the world featherweight championship as recognised by the National Boxing Association of America by knocking out Pete Scalzo in the fifth round. Scalzo held the titi«> for 13 months.- Reuter New York. July 2 TO-NIGHT'S (Tuesday's)
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    QUO TAI-CHI TO MAKE STATEMENT
    39 15 Chungking, July 2 THE Foreign Minister. Dr. Quo 1 Tai-chi, will issue a statement t -day announcing the severance of relations with Germany and Italy and the withdrawal of diplomatic and consular reDresentatives.- Reuter
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      36 15 TO-DAY SOCCER Div II A. Y.M.CA v Moravia. Y.M.CA. RN V R.A.M C Naval Base Div. ii b. Port Canning v .i.csa. J C.S.A Indian Assn V N.B Indians Clerical Union. RACES Taiping races. Ist day
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      27 15 TIDE TABLE infill Tim s TO-DAY: 4.22 a.m.. 7» ft. 5.12 p m.. 8 1 ft. TO-MORKOW 5.46 a.m.. 7 5 f t 6.16 pun., 8.2 ft
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    NAZI BATTLESHIP AT BREST BOMBED
    171 16 L— din July BOMBS were seen to straddle one ol three QtfBMH bat Ueshipa lying in the dry dock at Brest during last ntgfrt'i raid l»v the K.A.F. Ilombcr Command. Hocks at Cher km i K IWII also bombed Two aircraft arc ml ishi from
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    R.A.F. BAG 17 NAZIS
    122 16 R.A.F. BAG 1 7 NAZIS London, July CTTBONG fighter forces of the R.A.F. accompanied Blenheim bombers which this afternoon attacked an enemy aerodrome at Merville near Lille where bombs were dropped on runway buildings and among dispersed aircraft. A railway junction south-east of LUle also bombed. These attack* pre»ed home
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    CHINESE HIT BY STRAY BULLET
    165 16 An elderly Chineee vegetable gardener waa accidentally shot in the cheat by a stray bullet at Ulu Pandan, a village oil Reformatory Road yesterday. The military had broadcast the fact throughout the village that there would be target practice in a certain area a few
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    STOP PRESS
    256 16 airo. July 2. R.A.I activity in Syria forms thc subject of to-night's K.A.F Middle Fast communique, which sives details of attacks on aerodromes, vehicles, barracks, siores. and buildings at various places, including Palmyra, Aleppo. Beirut and the fort and citadel of Soueida. The R.A.F. lost no planes. Aircraft
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    Turks Hold Important Exercises
    57 16 Turks Hold Important Exercises Istanbul, July 2. IMPORTANT exercises have been taking place in the Bosphorus before high Turkish civil and mllitary authorities. Troops have been crossing from shore to shore in boats without making use of piers or jetties It was the first time thut such manoeuvres had taken
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    U.S. Immigration Law Affects Shanghai
    93 16 Shanghai, July 1 NEARLY 10.000 persons hi Shangn hai are affected by the new ruling on Immigration into thr United States which came Into effect to-day. It requires all aoplications tor entry into America to be submitted as a preliminary to Wuhtngton before final ap
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    NEWS BREVITIES
    273 16 NEWS BREVITIES Melbourne. July 2. ANTI-TANK units will be attached to each of three militia divisions in Victoria. Additional birth'day honours are O.B.E.— Acting Engineer Captain J. W. Wish art (R.A.N.) iO.B.E— Wing Commander James Alexjander (R.A.A.F.) A new air service, between Darwin and j Brisbane will begin un Thursday,
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    N.E.L RUBBE AND JAPAN
    56 16 Tokyo, July QUESTIONED regarding a SI pore report thai the n Government had decided to rubber to Japan, the Govern) spokesman replied that he h; ceived no official information cerning this, adding that b noticed no change so far >j attitude of the N.R.I. to Japan
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    SOVIET ENVO LEAVES VICH
    42 16 London, July I MEMBERS of the Soviet FrM ifl at Vichy and their iM have left for Spain, states thej Radio. They will remain J until th? personnel of the m Embassy n Moscow hai I Russia.— Reuter
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    VICHY RETALIA" FOR BEIRUT RIO
    71 16 Jerusalem, July A NUMBER of leading citiza Beirut have been arrest* Vichy authorities in conna with the recent demonstral urging the withdrawal troops, learned Those arrested Include nee per publishers, editors, lawyers among them is M. Gaabriel. former Lebanese Minister of 1 cation. Before the
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    Chungking Victin Show Improveme
    96 16 Chungking, July rOUGH the condition of Arthur Blackburn, CouiiJ of the British Embassy, Mr. A Second Secretary of the Warn and Mrs. Allen. Is showinu provement. they are suffenr.^ I shock It is learned that Sir Arthur Lady Blackburn will shortly lenvmg for Hong Kong for
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    TRAIN COLLISION
    79 16 Plymouth. July AN express collided with M t-ain near ST:ugh Th?rei a number of casualties. s'»m<' It is officially stated were killed and 23 Injured n^ rlowly, in the railway •I' ugh. t J The first two coaches o j nregn weri telescoped and '5 n i, -«ott
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