The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 June 1940
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section21 1940-06-11 1 LATE SINGAPORE EDITION The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 16,110. KSTO. 1K35 TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1 M«. 5 CENTS21 words
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534 1940-06-11 1 n r l THUS correspondent "Eyewitness" with the British X Vrmy m France reports that m the great "battle t o r France" fierce rearguard actions have been fought by British troops against steadily advancing German ;i nk* and infantry Driven backReuter - 534 words
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127 1940-06-11 1 Widened Front May Dissipate Nazi Effort London. June 10. Tin the violence of item the sea to Argonne he Germans have available man into the ivthing now depends itioa and use of French ETites Router's military cor-. qs that the French ;:.> are suffering an unbut reports indicate san also127 words
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Article45 1940-06-11 1 iv of Information states BWI preparations regarding complete. The Allies will 1 meet the .sword with th? a lonfe war and it will W with the vas> resources at toposal of the Allies until the ace has been lifted from b stated45 words
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Article26 1940-06-11 1 KING OPENS NEW CHURCH HOUSE m as head of the Church of 1 yesterday opened the new louse m Dean's Yard, WestPhe King was accompanied by26 words
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Article131 1940-06-11 1 Washington, June 10. IT was announced at the White House to-day that m view of the Italian development. President Roosevelt might alter the speech which he is to broadcast from Charlotteville, Virginia, at 10.15 p.m., G.M.T., to-day. The American President was informed of the Italian declaration ofReuter - 131 words
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Article179 1940-06-11 1 London, taN 10. IT b> officially announced that the British aircraft-carrier Glorious must be presumed lost. The transport steamer Orama and the tanker Oil Pioneer are also presumed lost. The two destroyers Acasta and Ardent must also be presumed sunk. The Admiralty communique states that as no179 words
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Article20 1940-06-11 1 According to reports reaching New Ycrk from Berlin, Italian forces were invading the French Riviera last night. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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431 1940-06-11 1 an "I BELIEVE thai the news that Italy has joined the war is well timed to strengthen the endurance and courage of the British people. We know the Italians of old- we know that whatever other qualities they may possess, we can never431 words
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118 1940-06-11 1 London. June 10. MR. WINSTON < HI K( HIL!.. the British Prime Minister, In a message to M. Paul Reynaud, the French Premier, says: "The maximum possible support is being riven by British forces m the great baitle which the French armies are nowReuter - 118 words
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749 1940-06-11 1 ITALY DECLARES WAR AGAINST ALLIES Mussolini's Announcement In Broadcast To Nation fifUSSOLINI announced m a speech m Rome last night that Italy has declared war against the Allies. THE DICE MADE HIS ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE COVRSE OF, A BROAD- CAST ADDRESS FROM THE BALCONY OF THE PALAZZO VENEZIA. FAS' CISTS749 words
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Advertisement84 1940-06-11 1 THERE IS NO BETTER TEA THAN BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA RAFFLES HOTEL TO "MIGHT DINNER DANCE (informal) 8 p.m. to midnight Entertainment Extraordinary! WORLDS GRKATEST GIRI. ACROBATS WHIRLWIND TUMBLERS THE SEVEN WALLABIES SOMERSAULTS FUN ON THE AMAZING TRAMPOLINE (Tr» a ca#er on it joursetfi i i r _w Non-diners84 words
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Advertisement80 1940-06-11 1 BIGIA TEA BRINGS THE FRESHNESS AND FRAGRANCE OF THE MALAYAN GARDENS DIRECT TO YOUR HOME SEAVIEW H HOTEL TO-NIGHT WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER -DANCE MUSIC BY BELUnrg BAUD j DINNER S3.— NO AFTER KI.NNER ADMISSION CfMRGC TO-NIGHT DANCE INFORMAL SATURDAY EXTENSION TO 1 A. M. ADELPHI GRILL Whether80 words
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194 1940-06-11 2 AN the motion of the acting Attor-ney-General, Mr. N. A. Worley, the Companies Bill, which was to have been taken through the second reading and committee m the Legislative Council yesterday, was referred to a Select Committee. The Bill contained 300 to 400 clauses, Mr.194 words
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Article82 1940-06-11 2 From Our Own Correspondent > Penang. June 10. AN explosion m a house m Kiig Street occupied by furniture repairers occurred this morning. A man was smoking m a room m which was an open tin of methylated spirit, which caught fire and exploded, burning three Chinese82 words
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Article26 1940-06-11 2 THE Tamil Murasu, the local news--1 paper, is now publishing m addition to the usual features m Tamil, a page of Indian news m English daily. '<26 words
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707 1940-06-11 2 COLONY COULD SUBSCRIBE "AT LEAST $30,000,000" MR. J. I. DAWSON, the Singapore Chamber of Commerce member of Legislative Council, giving his personal views at yesterday's meeting, said he favoured the prompt issue of a war loan. He thought an issue at par, currency707 words
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Article54 1940-06-11 2 A CCORDING to an Admiralty state- ment issued m Singapore yesterday, during May 2,767 British, 435 Allied and 228 neutral ships sailed m convoy, and only one a British vessel— was lost. From the western approaches to Gibraltar, 267 British and 60 neutral ships sailed54 words
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Article44 1940-06-11 2 _(From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June 10. Tungku Mahkota, the Regent of Johore, held a luncheon party at his residence at Stulang to-day. The guests included the acting Chief Justice, S.S., Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell, and the Chief Justice, F.M.S., Mr. Justice Peyser.44 words
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Article568 1940-06-11 2 F[E fourth inter-school art exhibition was opened by Major-General L. V. Bond, 0.0.C., Malaya, at yesterday afternoon. The exhibition will be open to the public from to-day, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., and ends on Wednesday. The exhibition, which is under the568 words
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Article58 1940-06-11 2 TTWO Chinese, Fong Whatt and Choi Koi, were charged m the fifth court yesterday with tvespassing upon the property of H. G. Dobb and Company m Guan Chuan Street, with intent to intimidate and annoy the occupiers. The flrst accused was convicted and sentenced to three58 words
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Article25 1940-06-11 2 rNEMY aliens between the ages of 60 I and 70 who previously had to comply with enly limited restrictions are being interned m Britain. I25 words
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Article50 1940-06-11 2 Sione Tin 12 6d i Southern Trcnoh (ss) ll;3d Sungei Best (ss) 201- Tavoy Tin (ss) 1 6d —3d Tronoh (ss) 20 —13d Hong Kong Tin (ss) 18 9d +74d The Rbove are dealers middle price; brokers' margins brokerage and stamp duty are not included. Exchange Telegraph.50 words
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Article165 1940-06-11 2 COMMODITIES EXCHANGES Prom Om Owd Correspondent) C London, Jane 10. OMMODITY and Exchange markets closed as follows with previous Quotations is Daren the* is:— RUBBER: Firm. Spot 12% d 12% d (12 5 16d 12 7 16d) July-Sept 12^ 12 916 d (12 3H6d 12* id) Oct-Dec llf«d 12d (U%d165 words
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Advertisement127 1940-06-11 2 T()- D A V ONLY A» U A ftjnn A 3.15, 6.15 AND 9.15 Alj*!! APll#*%i% MISS MWm SEE THE TRUE V. Y. CHEN M^^- mm story of yfc "AU CHUA I ""^^t wUTTiJ I j 1 FULL y ie to\tp m J&r^y*"? SUB- f,"P° I*rM 1 1 l r127 words
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Advertisement189 1940-06-11 2 ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS GONE WITIM-nT**-^ 3rd GREAT WEEK; Unprecedented m Malaya s Entertainment History i 5* 1 Times 15th DAY. ..and Still Drawing hav Enthusiastic Crowds rADTTAf I D AILY V*m^**W*J 4.15 and 9Pu The World's Greatest Motion Picture mri starring CLARK GABLE— VIVIEN LBBR LESLIE HOWARD— OLIVIA do HAVILKAND189 words
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Article172 1940-06-11 3 Russia Will Not Be Indifferent been signs m the past; k «s that Russia will not be fffValy should enter the o.iv^in wireless shows interest! Sty und the Moscow radio *^S£r'^viewing the situation,; .2 s^ d t y 'beromiiH clear that Italy yd iIJLg her game of Waff until theReuter - 172 words
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62 1940-06-11 3 London, June 10. TiE Government has now decided .ijuatkm of registered London schoolchildren should Thursday The movement, IJu.tXO children, will ii complete. n- developments m of the commencement of bora: England, the Govnor reel it right that this should be delayed any will go westBritish Wireless - 62 words
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Article57 1940-06-11 3 MtTday warned the Eire to face the danger v and urged them to :nent's call for re- oid the ravages d clared. "and therefore it very costly for any m H*r here.' people to form l^cal r> ing focd. h? s:ated. did not he situationReuter - 57 words
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Article18 1940-06-11 3 A special edition will be published later this morning if the news warrants it. says t18 words
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51 1940-06-11 3 AUSTRALIAN revenue figures for the last budget year were the highest tever recorded. A budget surplus of i £8,000,000 Is expected. I In the figures announced m CanIberra yesterday, total receipts were Kiven as £99,000,000. War expenditure was £13.500,000 from revenue and £30.000.000 from loansReuter - 51 words
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393 1940-06-11 3 F London, June It. v officially announced that the British and French forces have been withdrawn from northern Norway. The Norwegian King and Government are now m Britain. A portion of the Norwegian armed forces has also been withdrawn and will be reformed forReuter - 393 words
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88 1940-06-11 3 London, June 10. 'T'HE debate on the defence of Britain whteh will take place m a secret session on the motion for the adjournment m the House of Commons to-morrow will, according to present arrangements, be opened on behalf of the Labour party byBritish Wireless - 88 words
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519 1940-06-11 3 London, June 10. ADMIRAL RAMSAY, who commanded the naval forces Dover, has told the Press the first full story of the evacuation from Dunkirk when a small band of junior officers m a secret control room helped to direct the saving of more thanBritish Wireless - 519 words
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194 1940-06-11 3 Purchasing Board Now Negotiating Sales FLOW OF MUNITIONS AND GUNS TO BE INCREASED THE heartening news that the flow of munitions and x £uns from the United States to Britain and France is to be increased was announced m London yesterday. The Anglo-French PurchasingReuter - 194 words
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59 1940-06-11 3 TT was announced m Ottawa that m association with the British and French Governments, Canada is to build two large munition plants at a cost of £4,500.000. The British Government's share is a plant for filling shells, and the French Government will provideReuter - 59 words
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Article154 1940-06-11 3 CHANCELLOR ON OUR MANY ASSETS TTHE Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Kingsley Wood, spoke m London yesterday at the inauguration of the War Savings week. "We are facing misfortune and reverses," he said, "but all is net to our disadvantage. Far from it. We can countReuter - 154 words
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67 1940-06-11 3 London, June 10. •T*HEtotal amount raised since the war savings began 196 days ago is now over £201,000,000. One of the aims of the savings week movement 's to raise the number of war savings groups to 1,000,000. At present the total is 90British Wireless - 67 words
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Article46 1940-06-11 3 T FR the next three months, the i Ministry of Food will take all the cure of herrings from the principal Scottish fishing ports. The Ministry of Food also intends to allow tomato importers to import to the same extent as they did last year. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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84 1940-06-11 3 •T*HE safe arrival m New York on Sunday night of the U.S. liner, President Roosevelt, with over 700 Americans from the war zone en^ board, disposes of another German propaganda lie. Soon after the liner left New York for Eire to pick up84 words
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Article41 1940-06-11 3 Princeton, NJ., June 10. PRED WOOLCOTT to-day created two world records, doing the 220 yards low hurdles m 22.5 sec. and the 200 low hurdles In 22.3 sec., beating Jesse Owen's 22.6 sec. for both distances. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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71 1940-06-11 3 NAZIS DAMAGE DONE BY ALLIED AIR RAIDS •THE alarm felt m Germany at the 1 effectiveness of the Allied air raids was reflected m a German broadcast appeal. Nazis -yere asked not to write to friends or relatives either about the damage d°ne m the Allied air raids. The announcerReuter - 71 words
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Article94 1940-06-11 3 DEUTEH remits irom Lcncion ihat Fifing oiacer Kain, the K.A.r 1 ace popuiany Known as "Coooer" ruun, iias utca miieu oa active service m a iiying acciuent. riying-u-xiictr ivam wa^ 22 Kara oi age. xie was oorn m xsew Zieaiand. mt. eraser, tne ite^ i-nine Minister, >esteraay94 words
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Article205 1940-06-11 3 New York. Jung lv. Radio telephonic communication between New York and Paris was stopped early to-day without indication when it would be resumed. It was pointed out th.v the Paris transmitting station is 16 miles northwest of the city. Hence, it is thought here that the interruption may205 words
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Advertisement65 1940-06-11 3 EVERYTHING FOR 1 EVERYBODY 1 Vans leave on Weekdays J rt 5.15 a.m. with Bread, Milk Ice j All Supplies 2.45 p.m. do j 5.30 Ice Cream 1 Sundays Public Holidays j Sat 5.15 a.m. with Bread, Milk Ice 1» •^l5 All Supplies |J 1 .5 30 p.m Ice Cream65 words
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Advertisement115 1940-06-11 3 GOLD SEAL PURE SULPHUR TABLETS THEY riMn TilL BLOOD THUS PRODUCING A CLEAN and HEALTHY COMPLEXION MEDICAL HALL LTD. 3. BATTERY ROAD. whee opening ■Ldtlg H V Everybody TO DAY j^^^^. MALAYA S CINEMA DE LUXE Goes jirel c o 1 c J.l j-b.lo J. I o 20th Century Fox115 words
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Article, Illustration637 1940-06-11 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1910. War Effort CPEECHES at yesterday's Legislative Council showed that at last the Colony's war effort is being given fresh drive and direction, and Unofficials as well as Officials displayed a welcome desire to reinforce this country's contribution to the Empire m money637 words
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Article904 1940-06-11 4 J.F. GENNINCS - J.F. GENNINCS Factory Or Cottage By C.1.E., c.n.t:. Rtjmmissioner Of Labour, Bombay ATIONALISM m India has always put "Indian goods for the Indian consumer*' m the forefront of its programme, and thus secured the support of important capitalist interests, who have benefited materially from the campaign904 words
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Article186 1940-06-11 4 Homes English Battle Of Flanders Channel Kave of the confident > I of those ar :iH ..i,^ battle «f Flandor The Charm J and the Item seen. Many Ua wa;ch-d the pl a tened to sU firing, and i '/■he coas Channel ports I lcent years Hired p, chain o:186 words
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Article106 1940-06-11 4 A LOAN tl %i,m S(iU;l, BtOfUD Pi i I I tere^t to be repaid by j m five >vars. wsus ap;jr« gi. c la:ive Council dm Mr. L. G. C »m« v. tl. cial Secretary, rxplkin d was the rrsul; of the school, which i106 words
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Article26 1940-06-11 4 < httngkini;. .It"" MR. TAN KAfl the llfclftjn Elation at Slngapo the IfalmyiUj) C now cm til ii to lo 'Til on i^ cording to I rep26 words
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Article316 1940-06-11 4 Colonel Frederick Palmer - Colonel Frederick Palmer By London. 117E must and we will beat them said a frail, middle-aged woman clerk m a shop. She sounded a note I i have heard from all classes since my return fr. m France. Among a group m a hotel lounge listening316 words
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Advertisement359 1940-06-11 4 ALLS OPP S r^^n 1 A 1 1 J L. /I t A L/iJ r** 1 By Special appointment Established 1872. *,!>»*?* **r«»-* **^«<v** NEWEST DESIGNS IN DIAMOND JEWELLERY Necklaces Bracelets Brooches Rings Clip Watches incorporated m Ceylon SINGAPORE IPOH PENANG. I I iil|lMAj|jM||| F^.' J b EPSODtN?| KERR STEAMSHIP359 words
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Advertisement58 1940-06-11 4 We are so sure you will be impressed with the unusual value and quality of NAN SIN glasses and with expert eye examinations to cure your headache and eye strainings. Try Nan Sin service be/ore you go elsewhere. NAN SIN OPTICAL HOUSE •Manufacturing Ophthalmic Opticians 325. North Bridge Road. Singapore.58 words
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Article, Illustration1192 1940-06-11 5 —JOHN CONNELL givesAN intimate account of how life m an English village— typical of thousands of the beautiful virile, self-contained communities that are spread through and are the back bone of rural England— has been affected by the events of the last1,192 words
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Article642 1940-06-11 5 SHEILAH GRAHAM - SHEILAH GRAHAM =By Hollywood. ELLEN Drew's early summer suit hits the centre of Hollywood's current style spotlight. The designer, Edith Head, has combined cinnamon and toast colours m the suit of lightweight wool crepe with its dark skirt, light jacket and applique highlights of the cinnamon on642 words
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Article109 1940-06-11 5 PARIS dress models were flown to England a few days ago, at one of the gravest moments of the war, m time to be shown at a fashion parade m London. The show was organized m record time alter a London theatre matinee m109 words
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Article699 1940-06-11 5 INHERE are some lovely evening dresses among Enid Petrie's new collection which has just arrived from New York. Many of them are completed with a short jacket or bolero. A white rayon crepe fprock, for instance, has a bolero m deep coral pink. The wide white sash699 words
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Advertisement150 1940-06-11 5 JUST UNPACKED I Lirgi' shipment of NEWCHINESEEMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, LAMPSHADES m various attractive designs. All awaiting your early selection C. K. TANG 241. River Valley Road. SINGAPORE Which Is Your LUCKY SHADE of Face Powder 9 our oF 10 women /^^^i us e rhe wrong shade VSN^fc of face powder shade150 words
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Advertisement39 1940-06-11 5 HAVE YOU ARRANGED YOUR PARTY FOR 'TONY DRAWS A HORSE' Phone Robinsons now and book your seats. Victoria Theatre. June 15, 21, 22, 28, 29 In aid of the MALAYA PATRIOTIC FUND they have courage they NEED xs^ VfiHD39 words
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Article, Illustration1011 1940-06-11 6 j AST week the Malaya Patriotic Fund sent off to England its hundredth case of comforts since the war began. On an average, three cases a week are sent packed with woollen goods and hospital supplies, the result of working parties all over Malaya. Clothes and1,011 words
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Article, Illustration1132 1940-06-11 6 A Queen's Scholar The wedding took place last week at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd of Mr. R. J. I. White, Far Eastern representative of Peter Jackson (Overseas) Ltd., London, and Miss Iris Evelyn Marion Kelliner of Auckland^ New Zealand. The Rev. Father1,132 words
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Article, Illustration427 1940-06-11 6 Free Press Feature By MARY HEATHCOTT ago of The Friends of Singapore, and has been organised by St. Andrews School Sketching Club. Prizes and certificates will be distributed by Dr. Lim Han Hoe on Thursday. Hi&h Standard rERE is a great improvement m the standard of the work all round427 words
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Advertisement103 1940-06-11 6 Jf Entrust all your DRY CLEANING to the skilful handling careful attention of NEW INTERNATIONAL CO. The Dry Cleaners and Dyers who give complete satisfaction. A trial order ivill convince you. 36, Coleman St: Singapore. PHONE 6341 SALON MME. SHEILA Just Received A NEW SHIPMENT of DRESSES for all occasions.103 words
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Advertisement150 1940-06-11 6 Nvi Siesta with ELIZABETH ARDEV />^^^^^^ x ANTI-WRINKLE CREA Smooth on this fragrant, mellow cream lor b&l softens tired lines, smooths and beautify s wh >4m^ Salt* MAYNARD'S Battery Road cnapeaux EXCLUSIVE milllfUßv flno accessories RBfFLES M3TK «nC BRRS BfISRH Rd EnNRfW sinoflPOPE T^ 6J04 "A NEW HAT" FOR THE150 words
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Article, Illustration527 1940-06-11 7 War Loan Committee Report Awaited SAVINGS CERTIFICATES ALSO INVESTIGATED THERE w no likelihood that a war tax on incomes will I H imposed m the Colony before the beginning of next slated the acting Colonial Secretary, Mr. H. Weis,lt the legislative Council yesterday.Free Press - 527 words
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276 1940-06-11 7 'RED' PAMPHLETS DISTRIBUTED AT FACTORY "THE Malayan Communist Party is a subversive society with wide ramifications throughout Malaya, and any person who belongs to such a society is open to the severest penalty the law can inflict," said Mr. L. C. Goh, m the fifth court yesterday, when he convicted276 words
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Article82 1940-06-11 7 fci|K. CLARENCE Edward Moller, office 1T assistant of the Government Survey Department, Singapore, died at the General Hospital yesterday, at the age of 40 years, after suffering from pneumonia. An old boy of St. Andrew's School, Mr. Moller had been about 16 or 1782 words
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Article72 1940-06-11 7 THE Director-General of Posts and Telegraphs, Malaya, has received a telegram from London stating that postal services to Holland and Belgium are now wholly suspended. The position with regard to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republic is that parcel72 words
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Article52 1940-06-11 7 A VERDICT of death by misadventure was recorded yesterday by the acting Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. MacQuarrie, into the death of a Chinese, Lam Wai, who was alleged to have stepped off a girder and fallen 15 feet m Godown 1 at the Singapore Harbour Board on52 words
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Article162 1940-06-11 7 I i iorieiiure of gocds, rtera will be liable to a mcneider amendments passed ;ve Council yesterday ta and Exports Emergency lalned that experience m th? ordinance has reXl m which importers have made clandestine r restricted or prohibiti br sent to them by persons 'lntries.162 words
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Article23 1940-06-11 7 PHENG GECK, who gave t w to a Free Press re:»rtptlon m the Colony, is *i>:umanding the Chinese V.C. as stated, but mand.23 words
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Article107 1940-06-11 7 AN English-speaking Chinese salesman. Lee Kiat Soon, with 16 years* service m the East Asiatic Co., was .-•entenced to nine months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. J. McFall, the Singapore criminal district judge, yesterday, on a charge of cheating. Lee was convicted on three charges or cheating by falsely107 words
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369 1940-06-11 7 FLOOD WATERS SWEEP BOY INTO CANAL UOW a young boy's fondness of 11 playing m a narrow drain m front of his house led to his death during a thunderstorm last Friday, was related m the coroner's court yesterday to the acting coroner, Mr. W. MacQuarrie. The evidence was given369 words
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511 1940-06-11 7 THAT estates entirely deprived of European supervision would become fertile spots for labour troubles was suggested by Mr. G. Wiseman, the Malacca member, m the Legislative Council yesterday, when he sought an assurance from Government that the Local Forces (Tiai?iing) Ordinance would be applied with511 words
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Article, Illustration1388 1940-06-11 7 BRITISH EUROPEANS WILL BE CALLED UP FIRST QNE fraction of the burden upon the Imperial Gover*ment and the people of Great Britain was the fcfowt of the Colony, stated the acting Attorney-General, Mr. N. A. Worley, at the Legislative Council yesterday m introducing the1,388 words
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Advertisement35 1940-06-11 7 CUPS AND TROPHIES We h c m stock a wide range of fc.l\N.S. or Silver Cups, liields, Silver Medals and E.P.N.S. Tankard c 'Hal Discounts to Clubs ,md Institute m v ROBINSON «t CO., LTD.35 words
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Advertisement438 1940-06-11 8 P.&O. and BRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IK KNOLAND) P. O. S- H. COS SAILINGS. The best possible services are being maintained by the P. 0. S. N. Company to their usual ports of call except ports m Japan. < Passengers are requested to register theh i-equirements, but under present circumstances438 words
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Advertisement346 1940-06-11 8 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated In F.M.S.) TELEPHONE: Freight 5412. F-«»ff SUI PACIIIC Regular service from the Orient to Vancouter bf GIANT EMPRESSES— Across Canada through the Canadian Rockies— Lake Louise— Banff. Trans-Atlantic by "EMPRESS" ''DUCHESS" or "MONT" steamers I to the United Kingdom.— All under one management. toi detailed information346 words
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Advertisement434 1940-06-11 8 MANSFIELD CO., iff BLUE FUNNEL LIK E Frequent Sailings to United Kingdom and Uniteo s u America. Dates are not guaranteed, all cargc subject to Conference War Clauses WESTERN AUSTRA|| A THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE CHEATS! Mr Regular Services to Fre mantle (Perth) V v by first class434 words
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142 1940-06-11 9 DAILY PRICES CURRENT June 10, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 37 3 4 38 1 No. IX R.S.S. F. 0.8. m cases June- July Sellers option) 38 38 1 G.P.A.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8. m bales June- July (Sellers142 words
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Article, Illustration1044 1940-06-11 9 Co-Operation Throughout Malaya Necessary "NO TIME FOR SPASMODIC OR DIVIDED EFFORT" JUALAYA has yet to give tangible evidence of its intention to bear a sustained share of the financial burden now being carried by the Empire, but now that ways and means of doing1,044 words
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124 1940-06-11 9 N. I. Leaders' Protest Against Barbarism A TELEGRAM unique m the history of the Netherlands Indies was dispatched from Batavia on Friday. This telegram was sent to President Roosevelt on behalf of all communities m the Netherlands Indies, and was an follows "On the occasion of the six hundredth anniversary124 words
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1025 1940-06-11 9 IFEEL that this is not a time for lengthy discussion, but for prompt and decisive action a time m which the thought and actions of each one of us should be solely directed towards the common cause of our Allies, the Empire and all1,025 words
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Advertisement373 1940-06-11 9 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS MIMIC OCCURRENCES DEATH. Edward Clarence Moiler of trnment Survey Department D Monday 10th at the LaL Funeral at Bidadari TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY j Tenders. are now invited for the trials or services. For see Municipal Tenders Pumping Plant for MacReserrotr. Date of Closing. t 16. 1940. If" nominal373 words
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Advertisement163 1940-06-11 9 BOARD RESIDENCE. SEA FRONT KATONG GRANGE-77 Meyer Rd. (near Swimming Club) Board-Residence at moderate rates Large Gardens— Tennis. Phone; 575& EAST ANGLIA 10XLREI8* MNGAFOR* a mini, to town hlgn lereL cram. PBOHI UH NAPIER HOUSE 7, Napier Road. Tele. 7406 Overlooking Garrison Golf Course. Private bathrooms with cold and hot163 words
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Advertisement315 1940-06-11 9 FAST PASSENGER SERVICE, j SINGAPORE TO SAN FRANCISCO. VIA MANILA HONG KONG Sails Spore Arrive 6. P. j s.s. CITY OP NEWPORT NEWS June !9 July 13 s.s. CITY OP NORFOLK July 16 Aug. 9 B.S. CITY OP ST. FRANCISCO Aug. 24 Sept. 17 S.S. CITY OP LOS ANGELES Aug315 words
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Article, Illustration41 1940-06-11 10 picture The Eastern Athletic Association, the football tourists from Horn; Rons, lost to Singapore by the odd goal m three at the stadium on Sunday. Thin picture was taken during the <am e when Singapore were attacking. Free PressFree Press - 41 words
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462 1940-06-11 10 BROADCAST ON FINALS PROVED SUCCESS SINGAPORE boxing enthusiasts, who <Hd not attend the finals of th» Singapore Amateur Boxing Championships at the Ifawpy World >i a iiun: on Friday night, \»*re ablt to hear for the first time m the history of local boxing, a462 words
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Article140 1940-06-11 10 THE Royal Singapore Golf Club's firj*t' bi-monthly mixed foursomes competition ior June was played at Bukit Timah on Sunday afternoon and resulted In a win fnr Mrs. G. A. Clements and H. M. Alexander with a net score of 35'j. Twentyfour cards were taken out,140 words
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512 1940-06-11 10 Changi Team's Fine Form In Second Round Match Fortress R.E 4: Malays 1. THE Fortress R.E. played fine football to beat the Malays by four goals to one at the stadium yesterday m the first division of the league. It was a second round512 words
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Article, Illustration32 1940-06-11 10 picture. A phase of midfield play at the stadium on Sunday m the football jam? m which Singapore beat the Eastern Athletic Association by two foals to one.- Free PressFree Press - 32 words
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Article114 1940-06-11 10 NO play was possible yesterday m the Singapore lawn tennis championships. As a result of this, the schedule for playing off the ties has been changed. To-day there will be two semi-finals, Yadi meeting Yong Loon Chong m the men's singles and Warden and Cherrington meeting Smith114 words
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235 1940-06-11 10 •"pHE Sinhalese Association beat the M Windsors" by 85 runs m a game of cricket played on the Sinhalese ground. The scores were SINHALESE ASSOCIATION A. A. Übeyris lbw Nunis 0; V. Fernando c de Souza b Nunis 0; G. Ranatunga c de Souza c Rozario235 words
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Article60 1940-06-11 10 THE following have .accepted to play cricket forS.C.C. vs. the Singapore Tescl en Association on Saturday at 2 p.m. at Raffles Institution ground: J. E. Jones, H. C. Davies, K. C. Johnson-Hill, L. G. Robertson, E. G. Staunton, A. M. Carbery, Lt. H. F. Farquhar, R. J. Bleakley,60 words
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Article47 1940-06-11 10 THE V.M.C.A. wore by far the superior side m a division II (b> soccer match played en their ground yesterday against the J.C.S.A. winning by nine goals to nil. Scorers for the V.M.C.A. were Goldsmith. Orton f4>, Tan Tiian Kiat Lawrence (2k and Morrison.47 words
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Article60 1940-06-11 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, June 10. THE Perak State cricket team to meet Selangor en June 15 and 16 at Kuala Lumpur is: J. E. Slade (capt.), J. M. Gregoire, S. V. Suppiah, M. Appuni, R. Retnaveloo, I. G. Maitland, Ang Earn Hock. I. Ferguson,60 words
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Article124 1940-06-11 10 PLAYING on the home court on Sunday, the Sykes B.P. beat the United Lads Athletic Party by four games to three Results (Sykes first) Chan Chlni Bock beat Teo Heok Kwang 7—15, 15—3. 15—7; P. Hoeden lost to A. F. Rodrigues 15—6. 12—15. 12—15; Max de Souza124 words
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Article644 1940-06-11 10 DACES fjf the lllawarra Senior Pairv und the Benton Junior sculls were rcwed at the Yacht Club last week. On Wednesday m the sculls E. H. Sykes beat C. R. Tolliday by about three lengths m 5 mm. 34 sec. Sykes got a lead644 words
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Article61 1940-06-11 10 AT tiie Indian Associations monthly social gatherins on Sunday Mrs. E. V. Da vies will speak en the 'The Standard of Life among Indians m Malaya and Women's Responsibility." Arrangements have been made for a Tamil rendering of the speech, if necessary. Tea will be served and61 words
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345 1940-06-11 10 9th Hvy. Battery 1 Manchester* 0. THE Manchesters received an unexpected set-back m their first division game at Changi yesterday, when they were beaten by the 9th Heavy Battery by the only goal of the match, which came towards the end of the second345 words
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Article197 1940-06-11 10 THE Medical College Union beat i.n R.E. iChangi) by six wickets m a gam* of cricket played at Char.gi on Sunday The scores were: R.E. (HANCiI Rookes lbw Swee Law 0 Farrant c Swee Law b Hera Singh 31 Aly rim out 3 Green b Balasingam197 words
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Article86 1940-06-11 10 Before The llon'ble The A? Chief Justice m Court No. 1 at lft 30 a.m.:— Consold: O.S. 140 39 and 146 39 Mag. Appeal— V. Vellasamy vs. Hex Before The Hon'ble Mr. Justice Pcdluw m Court No. 3 at 11 a m.:— 5.546 39— Paper86 words
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Article41 1940-06-11 10 Sino-Malays Vs. Eastern A.A. T f( 110w '»C have h^ stadium on ThtirJ IIK< >" PU> forth, 's^Xr^ Ath^ti, A^K^,,,,"" 1 U^ Choon l. y S s ,l" Am. Aslah. H V, f kk u2 huee crowd i:, xpr I< Il<l »Mtk«41 words
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Article201 1940-06-11 10 THE third itt| the Qoverni Place is now b sum of $14,000 Council yeiterd which totals mor<- A contnbu'i. new St Andrev proved by th<* The Lit tlf S| awarded a grant cost of putting rj i m their Hcnie ioi ments will be n thepro^ ol201 words
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Article140 1940-06-11 10 IN tgiU Lim. the Gen partment Bporti Ciuo Rangers at 1 1 sround by 8 runs on S Th^ featui Anthony [m this season Eii ri and nine 4 Th? scores w< i i Antooni' l^r. b P iV'ld c Marshal] I ton b Penefathfi l.140 words
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Article44 1940-06-11 10 TEAMS FOR WOMEN'S GOLF MATCH THK followuig times for th Keppel GolT Club to be played i Golf Club on Frida-. Sepoy pla\er, are 340. Mrs J. Englw Elder «1«. 3 50. Ml Mrs. J. W X E F O'Sullivan Jamieson <34» w Mj44 words
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Article54 1940-06-11 10 SINGAPORE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS x. rE full mmm qualified for ma pore Golf champ: The first round »»«.^g and the second or. S M M Patffson \f M Paterson Dr E LtldUw Tl Dr M C Bain Lt.-coi. h c mt H. B Sym C. A. R Bat. j. F. Eber54 words
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Page 10 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous27 1940-06-11 10 TO-DAY'S SPORTS EVENTS Soccer: first division. K.A.F. vs Argylls, Seletar; Poli?e vs Gordons, stadium; seoond division (a). Pulau Brani vs. Malaya Signals. Pulau Brani. Tennis: Singapore championships.27 words
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