Morning Tribune, 5 July 1941

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    15 1 Morning Tribune V(jL <^_No. 133 Saturday, July 5, 1941. Morning Tribune Saturday, July 5, 1941.
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    ROOSEVELT TALKS to U.S.
    389 1 HIDE PARK (NEW YORK), JULY 4. kimEN WE REPEAT THE GREAT PLEDGE If TO 01 R COUNTRY AND OUR FLAG IT 11 si BE 01 R DEEP CONVICTION THAT WE »LEDGE AS W ELL AS OUR WORK, OUR WILL LND IF IT BE NECESSARY. OUR LIVES,"
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    R.A.F. POUND ENEMY SHIPPING, 'DROMES
    230 1 Cairo, July 4. PL Royal Air Force continues to pound enemy shipping and aerodromes in Libya and Syria. A communique from R.A.F. headquarters in the Middle Zast to-day states, that British bombers raided the aarbour of Tripoli, North Africa, during the night of Tuly 2-3,
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    Nazis In South America
    67 1 "DITENOS AIRES, July 4.— A communique Issued by the •^^enutie*-' Committer invecttentm*? Na^i activities; in Argentina announces Hint jt has b*pn nrovod tbnt M^i (l^^rmfpfi ftav-P COmO^llM cPVP^I Prm>mP r 'M' l fnns to pM fbpse activities bv 'Vont-ibutions" retained from of their emT)V»v-A.pq, yt *>«»<;
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    NAZIS PREPARE FOR BIG NEW BATTLES AS THEY APPROACH STALIN LINE
    491 1 NAZIS PREPARE FOR BIG NEW BATTLES AS THEY APPROACH STALIN LINE WITH SOVIET TROOPS FALLING BACK ON THE 11 1938 SOVIET FRONTIER, ACCORDING TO THE GERMAN RADIO AND TO THE GERMAN NEWS AGENCY, BERLIN IS EXPECTING FIERCE NEW BATTLES WITH THE MAIN RUSSIAN FORCES ALONG THE SO-CALLED STALIN LINE. Nazi
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    GUERILLAS HARASS NAZIS
    219 1 S I Moscow, Julv 4. i M. STALIN'S speech to the j nation yesterday has been J followed by mass meetings vhroughout the capital antiji. inovinces, and already thou-^ .anils are volunteering for J service in the "Poplchenia," which are armed citizen i defence bands capable of
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    Moscow: "Heavy Losses On Nazis"
    157 1 Moscow, July 4. »pHIS morn in 's communique of the Soviet Information Bureau states, "During the night of July 3. fighting continued In the Dvlnsk. Bobruisk. Rovno and Tarnopol sectors. Reconnaissance operations and actions of local Importance took place on other sectors. In the Dvlnsk
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    Berlin: "Beresina River Crossed"
    203 1 Berlin, July 4. A HIGH Command communique "from the Fuehrer's headquarters." says. "Despite the bad condition of the roads, pursuit of the Russian forces is proceeding without a pause on the whole front. The retreating enemy Is suffering heavy losses from the ruthless attacks of our
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    Finland: "Aaland Islands Taken"
    240 1 London. July 4. THE occupation of the Aalands Islands is ;»i"ied I 1 tv»o fii-v-t communique l«sued ->O*H Finnish Hendomirters. It Is also an•i oil need th»t h and O^-man trooos **av9 iswmA the eastern frontier of Nortnt>>o rommunlnue, issued early this morning, according to a
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    U.S. INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATED IN LONDON
    581 2 London. Jnlv 4. »S uto 11. rame t«. work t«.-da> loud-speakers at main hue arrival j^^J^J^l A in« tin- famous marching sol* -f ttaeJpfs day and tide by side w.t h the Jack, the Stan ami Stripe* «W« Hong I >r> the flagpoles of
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    No Enemy Raids
    176 2 Loudon. July 4. THE Air Ministry announces 'There ale no reports of anj German activity over this ceuntrj during last night." This is the second night in succession that there have been no German raids on Britain. Nc bombs have been dropped anywhere In Britain during a
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    Indians Capture Syrian Town
    375 2 Indians Capture Syria n Town Cairo, July 4. Till occupation of Deir ez Zor is announced in the British communique from Cairo issued to-day. The communique states that the remains of the original garrison of Palmyra, numbering some 300 Vichy troops, 'surrendered to the British forces yesterday. Indian troops yesterday
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    DEATH
    60 2 fEREIRA: On. 4th Je y 1»j41. a{ the General Ho pital, Singapore MAY WII .FREDA PEREIRA 44 >'<•; i i, aidovi (-1 the late Mr. Ju J. ivieir;. The funeral cortege w>ll Ik.vc No. 43 Kovan Road tft 4 lf> p in to dav for the Cathedral of the
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    REST OFTHE NEWS
    372 2 LONDON. July 4.— Field-Marshal Lord Milne only son. Major George Douglas Milne, Ls report I be a prisoner of war. He was serving in the Middle (East and was previously reporting missing.— neuter BOMBAY, July 4.-— Goods and passenger traffic an completely paralysed on the Bombay. Baroda
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    Japan's Concern At U.S. Aid For Soviet
    233 2 Tokyo. July 4 WHILE declining to-day to elaborate the Japanese Government's statement of Wednesday announcing that the Imperial conference has decided upi important national policy, Mr. Koh Ishii, the Deputy Spokesman of the Information Board, revealed I Mr. Yosuke Matsuoha, the Foreign Minister,
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    Brit. Communists Ask For Unity
    124 2 London, July 4 T.it. Central Committee of the Communist P. Great Britain in a manifesto issued to-day state that, the cause of Leedom "requires the victor/ of the Britnh, American and Soviet peoples In unity wl peoples of all countries against German FascismPledging support for
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    People and places Children's Aid Society; Fine Tamil Show
    993 4  - People and places Children's Aid Society; Fine Tamil Show Vera Ardmore By Hiss laaigai»t Looker, who H lovably and efficiently runs the Children'! Aid Society Home, is busier than usual these days training Hie kiddie, for I concert tentative dates lor which arc the sixth and eighth ol August. About
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    LET'S TALK IT OVER
    857 5 ASDFDSF I is BLACK JERSEY ft LACE I have a pretty black lace dance frock but rtun3t«lv the bodice is stained with perspiration so that I cannot wear it any longer. Can you suggest an alternatiTe bodice for it?" THE alliance of two totally different fabrics,
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      36 5 Correspondence Coupon i This coupon most he enrln— a «lth S J every query mnt I I MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1941. 1 4 80LE AGENTS: biNGAPORE-JOHORE-MALACCA-NEGRI SEMf;fl 1!V Agents: SELANGOR PAHANG. 138 Warivi 4b
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    BREVITIES
    666 6 l». •Miiiiaiiiiiin S&Jwju&a' ll« llm,.M MONDAY evening new Carl Lawson, "Barrel liobert and main other well-know «-ni«'i taiaera giving a non-stop variety show t a 'oast Keghnent of th<> Royal Artillery. The "niMiu," a* il w:i termed, had BOOM I tiling to say abom all the performer*. Sow were
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    Torpedoed U.S. Ship Identified
    46 6 New York. July 4. TiiL earner conveying American I r^f? 63 to Brit^ wWcb was! tSi,™ Monda y to have been n^a^ d, o ha ;t no i v b n d^nitel> i fl«i as the steamer Maasdam rhe Maasdam was Reuter
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    FAHMY REFUSED FIGHT HAPPY WORLD CLAIMS
    1041 6 THAT they (the Happy World Ltd.) offered him a second fight according to the terms of the contract and that Mohamed Fahmy refused to accept it was the evidence of the defendants in the High Court yesterday in the civil suit brought by Mohamed
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    Clerk Charged Under Corruption Ordinance
    321 6 Clerk Charged Under Corruptio n Ordinance QHABGBD under the Corruption Ordinance with receiving S5O from Lau Kwock Yen. for undertaking the approval and importation of a quantity of paper subjected to Restriction, and alternately with cheating Lau Kwock Yen. Saul Menahem, who was stated to have been employed as a
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    H. L HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    1237 7 H. L HOPKIN'S Letter From London j Rush To Buy Cheap j Clothing: 190 Hours S Trapped, Without) j Drink or Food: Cham- ber Of Horrors As j j A Shelter London, June 15. r; must learn as civilians that it is honourable to be seen in clothes that are
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    PIRATES BOARD BRITISH SHIP
    73 7 Hongkong. July A BRITISH China coast steamer I plying between Shanghai and Hong Kcng was boarded by pirates who gained control of the vessel, end held the captain and Russian guardi hostages. The second officer, by a method at present not known, managed to secure the
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      "WAIT AND SEE"
      334 7 IT-HOUGH by political adroitness Japan has for the present manager! to keep the world guessing as to her attitude to the Russc-German war, there is growing evidence to show that the policy said to have been decided upon by Tokyo is proi German. The equivocal statement issued
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      34 7 rT fniisF S U,,NAT| ONS. I &jw»i Exc wsive tT T|,, »MPS(»N OPTICAL CO. r< ade Buildine D THOMPSON, D.O.Se. i 11 "wf!! f ocuu Science) o Jj^ Clinical KnJAim-. U~A '^fritfc sr ß^B
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      26 7 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. j SECURITY PLUS SERVICE Head Office-No. I6D Cecil Street, j SINGAFOKE, SA FHONE NO. S»U. I
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    "LUXURY IMPORTS" TO BE CURTAILED
    399 8 IN order to saw shipping space, facilitate the despatch tJ vessels from Greed Britain far overseas ports, increase the. amount of foreign exchange available to Itntain. and increase her productive capacity, it has been decided la place wartime prohibitions and restriction* on the importation into
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    Fatally Injured By Fall From Ricksha
    136 8 k VERDICT of death by misadventure was returned by the Singapore coroner, Mr. vv o Porter, yesterday afternoon at the Inquiry into the death of a Chlese woman. 40-year-old Goh Bong Kuay, who wa.s fatally injured when she fell oil a ricksha during the
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    JUDGE'S CONTRI
    481 8 JUDGE'S CON TRI DECLARING that he *oeJ ceedings U> become i ad Justice Horley, presiding 2 mission of Inquiry into the sJ sen ice contracts, deplored |2 dtcr J. A. Pennycuick, {Z a previous hearing. When proceedings opened thk norning Mr. h w. t. rVaa no gave evidence before the
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    88 8 Dealers in J beach wear in J the U n i t e d I States are ex. periencing the J best time they have knoun I with the con-i tinual flow of new creations I that pour from i the designers. I Here are two sweeties show- l »ng
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      56 8 ESTELLE COWAN Announces With Pleasure < ocoimt Grove Now Open TO-NIGHT EXTENSION EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT l*l j\i; aMMi; m the SEA TABLE D' HOTE DINNER A La Carte CHINESE CHOW Entertainment By Kleiny ami fey ami COWAN BAILEY HIO.'Hi For Reservations JtlO.'Hi h Your MOTORCAR fully msared? South British Insurance
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      23 8 I MICKEY Has ng POUND A SAFE CANE ID MJDE AWAV IN. MiCKEY'S NiEXT UK6ENT rtzosi-EM 1$ FOOD THAT NU3HT HE SALLIES FPKTM
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    UNKNOWN
    677 9 r Commission* pro contractors. >li fffsion of the Oni pring f ,>r public and 0 names b) Hriga Royal Engineen at Lgifecion degenerate 5 P on whether cirtaui mi m proper tenders, brinc"^ lh« name* d thai i: jnycuick's purpos-i was t):, to ring idevi names e been <i.
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    SURFACE MAILS LOST AT SEA
    136 9 THE Director- General of Posls and Telegiaphs. Malaya, advises that mails containing correspondence as detailed below have been lost through enemy action: Mails from Malaya: Letters, printed papers, etc., posted in j Kedah. Kelantan. Penang and Province Wellesley approximately between Dec. 5 and 7. 1940.
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    S. African Success Against Italians
    29 9 South African troops (seen here) show ffreat interest in a collection of captured Italian guns and mateuals in front of the Fort of Me&a.
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    European Fined For Theft Of Kerosene
    271 9 "'pilE accused holds a responsible position and as he has beei convicted of this pilfering, the fine must be heavy," re marked Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate, yesterday afternoon when he sentenced Henry Sheriff, a Europeai charge-man at the gun-mounting shop in the
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    Dutch Killing 1,000 Cattle A Week
    96 9 London, July 4 THE Dutch are "illegally slaughte ing" thousands of livestock t< Srevent them from falling int< feiniun hands, declared Ros kamp. leader of the Dutch Agr cultural Front, in a broadcast. He condemned the practice a sabotage of national recon struction and
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      441 10 .^tf •> T X'^^^^!^ Situations Vacant WANTBO A i vii rr i i \p\ I Robl I 1 i. ipon*. n <v i (Mo. 230Kj 1 am [KS roi lorry and car drivers. t33 P I ordlng to sa* j Singapore Employment Agencv ft U',1 it Timah Road, Mngnpore (No
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      618 10 Miscellaneous iRAlfED, Tailor «fO-B, i B >. ..i. :< rate prices. (No. .OK) .11 COMFOai RUSmn t Hotel, i'" i Seah K. M de te M<<d- m •i,, n Phone 4978, Proprietor Wong _____iwk» MASK* BORIA, ladies Hairdr**s!ng ion 258 Middle Road (at back I tei Club; Prices: Permanent waving
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      610 10 For Sale SALE Journal of Ch< I 1940 mi te. Good condition. u BOS 908 co Malay Tribune KUsls I (WO. 199K) Bust less Steel Doors Window. from England, complete with '•/lit brass hilars, locks, hooks «i* eyes, I'm- war est $Jti5 Neirest ofltr accepted pjee_e spplv to Hugh 8un.
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      564 10 Motor Vehicles IF YOU WANT to sell your car. phone 5088, Singapore. Cash paid. (No. CbH) FOR SALE: Standard Tourer 8 hp. 1941 model $1,700 or nearest. Apply Box 944, c o Malaya Tribune. Kuala Lumpur. (No. 149K) SPaCIAL Sports Racing Car lor sale. Winner numerous epeed events. Soen Llm
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      353 10 jONTHS AIR J SlNGAI'OH ZHL 225 m 13J» MP.l, 3<» M I 69 met DIP 2. 4HSI*. S475 m:,' ZHPJ. 41.38 m. ;j| LONDON CSV— 17.81 m 16 84 metm GSF—15 H i 19.81 met** (From 6.15 p 11 50 r m.i GSD-n 5 25.53 n trq (Prom 9. 05
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    THE MAJOR WALLY And WALLY BY STAN CROSS
    8 11 THE MAJOR WALLY And WALLY BY STAN CROSS
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      DEATH
      54 11 PEREIRA:—On 4th July. 1941. at the General Hospital. Singapore, MAY WILFREDA PEREIRA. 44 years, widow of the late Mr. Justin J. Pereira. The funeral cortege will leave No. 43 Kovan Road at 4.15 p.m. to-day for the Cathedral of the I Good Shepherd and thence to Bidadari Cemetery for
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    HE MADE WEST END GAY
    96 11 HE MADE WEST END GAY fHE man who made the West End gay, bringing dancing and cabarets to its hotels, died on May 29. He was Sir George Reeves-Smith, and for 40 years he had been managing-direc-tor of the Savoy group of London hotels—the Savoy, Claj ridge's, and Berkeley. He
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    THE CREEK ON THE ACROPOLIS
    84 11 THE CREEK ON THE ACROPOLIS HERE is a story of the last gesture of a Greek soldier against Nazism, told bv the Greek Press Bureau in Cairo. On the day the Germans entered Athens, a Greek soiclter guarding the Acropolis was ordered to remove the Greek flag and replace it
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    Girl Shot In Field
    103 11 When two Canadian soldiers were stalking a pheasant through some fieMs near Crawley, one of them, Pte. Edward I Terence Lockyer, fired I at something he saw moving in some grass. A soldier jumped up shouting for help, and it wr.s then found that a rrirl
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    CORRUPT OFFER OF MONEY TO AIRMAN
    572 11 CORR UP T OFFER OF MONEY TO AIRMAN T W ;V GOCX an m P «y^ of YVhiteaway, Laidlaw and Co., need to one day's simple imprisonment and fined $200 m default three months' rigorous imprisonment, by the ftfth magistrate, Mr. L. C. Goh, yesterday morning on a charge of
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    DEFENCE SERVICES
    27 11 IT is understood that an exhibiM< n of the train defence services,] ?ed h y the Defence) hi iintry tnj i c Id h Reuter
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    Cable News from 'Down Under'
    360 12 Cable News from 'Down Under' Melbourne, July 4. TMIE Minister i»r Air (Mr. McEweiu savs that the K.A.A.F. lin the Middle East ha.s bagged more than a million .pounds worth of j I enemy planes.— 74, m toe air and at ieasi 50 on the ground, In addition to transport
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    Malayan Volunteer Air Force Change
    122 12 Malayan Volunteer Air Force Change i IT has been decided to Chang the title Of the Straits Se.ti menta Volunteer Air Force to the Malayan Volunteer Air Force and |a Bill Uj eftect ihis change Is alI ready in drait and will be brought before the next meeting of the
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    UNKNOWN
    53 12 Ottawa. j u i, ALL commodities in Canada be placed under -night to ensure th, i hty of essential materials united Kingdom, according authiritative source in ott u It is understood that the will be asked partly to foreo? use of petrol to enable the 2 of tankers for
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      161 12 IMake the Best of your Week-End by Seeing this BIG Comedy Hit TO-D \Y IMP ITO I, 3.3 SHOWS TO-MORROW... II A.M. 3.15 6.15 9.15 j HEDY LAMARR J| CLARK CABLE T'/'llo LOVELY H&R *^,TiV -oniv M\y/w/ (HORNY A" V^-^J/% ResMes kirk I in the PantS ta M(i M s
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      133 12 The Famous Stars Of "The Sea Hawt In The Funniest Comedy-Thriller Yet Made TO-DAY TO-MORROW ALH AMBRA &»a AM il^i^iw^ rfjSjjf mmm ii^iW «ody fo 4»t Mil on fair W \mP^ H tr* ».«d«M odv«nfure |'1» 7+ W in thrt* yeori Lj^jfr j^, BR w*\<jl a^ odv«ntuf«l wk W^_ V
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    62 13 m\ 3 duced J I I ima I I H m m m \w H H By H B Chiel H Lahore High Punj i'o H Bank a M lakhs '£187. H I H I K ibscription Hi: H (50,000).- 1 i^^H H H H I B
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    INDIA WILLSOON BE SELF SUPPORTING IN EXPLOSIVES
    91 13 INDIA WILLSOON BE SELF SUPPORTING IN EXPLOSIVES Simla, July 4. THE first stage b> n.aking India self-sufficient in the manufacture of high explosives has been i 'ached by the production of pure toluene for nitration at a newly- 1 erected toluene plant, it is an- i nounced. Another notable development
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    PLANE CRASH
    42 13 Simla. July 4 A COMMUNIQUE fiom the Raj announces that an aircraft of th< air forces in India crashed near Karachi on July 2. The pilot yen: M W.H. Uphill and two members i f the crew were killed. Reuter
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      82 13 Just Imagine FRANK MORGAN as a Rough, Tough Cowboy! 'BUCK" MORGAN I RIDES AGAIN! It's your hilarious screen favorite f f He sets out to tame the West but he prefers a subway I ride to a bucking bronc! I Great comedy cast "HENRY GOES ARIZONA^ CAPITOL....Tue$day "IT'S lIOHSON s
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      184 13 I_. »"tS t r mmmn II OUR SLOGAN THIS WEEK m J! "The Picture With The Biggest Laugh In It" i B REMEMBER A GOOD LAUGH IS WORTH A III BOB ANYTIME! IF YOU THINK THE j WORLD IS COINC TO THE DOCS j|j I "Spare A Copper" III III
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    SHEILA II, MONAVEEN, BEST BETS TO-DAY
    632 14 tutor CHEILA li and Monaveen who ran econd in their reaped i <* rat i h on Thurscia} are mj *■<• bet* for this .-it pon's ract i, the final daj oi the '|.ii|iif.r Turf C\vh'» .lul> Meeting. 'i hen rill i be om<
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    SCOTTISH CUP
    60 14 Glasgow. July 4._ln the ScotUsh Summer Cup football second round replay Hibernians beat Clyde two goals to one. Hiber- I neans will now meet Dumbarton in the semi-final to-morrow when I also Hearts oppose Rangers Renter. n,. I,,GH TIDKS TO-DAY 725 m 75 ft 7.21 p.m., 8.4 TO-MORROW
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    UNKNOWN
    248 14 THE Malaya Publishing House had little dni'ioul in disposing; of the Singapore Harbour Boa in a Oiv. HA match played on the S.H.B ?roe yesterday by three goals to nil. The Publishers have definitely improved In J play in the last few matches :.nd in yesterday they showed a
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