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Title Section17 1941-06-20 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 16,339. CSTD. 1835. FRIDAY, JUNE >Q, 1941 ft CENTS17 words
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106 1941-06-20 1 "R.A.F. Co-operation With U.S. Planes" Story LINK-UP IN MIDOCEAN: "100 PER CENT. PROTECTION" Ottawa, June 18* A REPORT was current m Government circles her© to-day that collaboration, which would mean nearly 100 per cenU protection for Atlantic shipping, has been arranged between the Royal AirUnited Press - 106 words
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341 1941-06-20 1 Czechs, Poles Belgians In Attack: Nine Enemy Planes Shot Down nm HS Poles and Belg,ans shared m a great offensive carried out Sy British WfcMcr command aircraft over occupied France and the English Channel yesterday. squadrons escorted bombers or carried out supporting offensiveReuter - 341 words
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228 1941-06-20 1 Damascus A ttack Begun: Vital Positions Taken London, June lv. P HER important positions have >>ouin of Darnas- ns Hied forces, who are against the city, ry v)f the ultimatum of Maitlar.d WBnn, Allied ri:i. to Gen. Dentz. Vichy r to Syria, to with*t» v troops by 530 a.m. OdaVfReuter - 228 words
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Article27 1941-06-20 1 Berlin, June 19. /GERMANY has ordered the closing of all United Stales consulates and offices m Germany and German -occupied territory by July 15.- ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article155 1941-06-20 1 Cairo, June 19. T4IL bombing of positions which wero holding; op the British troops near Damascus is reported m to-day's R.A.F. Middle East communique. A combined force of Australian air force and K.A.F. bombers, it says, attacked opposing positions which were holding up the British troops near Damascus. At BeirutReuter - 155 words
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Article82 1941-06-20 1 Cairo, June ID. Allied troops are reported here to be nearinf the fates of Damascus. Events arc also developing favourably to the Allies oa the coast where steady progress Is being made towards Beirut. While there is always the possibility thai Vichy troops may make a stand half-way between SidonReuter - 82 words
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Article41 1941-06-20 1 London, June 19. MR. J. A. De war's Commotion, ridden by Harry Wragg, won the Oaks— the fillies classic— to-day, beating Lieut.-Col. Robinson's Turkana by two ?ngths m two minutes, 37 seconds, it> Lord Glanely's Dancing Time third.- ReuterReuter - 41 words
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105 1941-06-20 1 London, June 19. CAPT. OLIVER LYTTELTON, President of the Board of Ttade, to-day moved the second reading of the Goods and Services Price Control Bill. He said the bill will enable the Boaid of Trade to fix maximum prices instead of per. mitted prices. ItsReuter - 105 words
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52 1941-06-20 1 Shanghai, June 19. FOREIGNERS arriving here to-day aboard the United States liner President Coolidge from Hong Kong reported sighting over 50 Japanese warships off Amoy moving southwards. The fleet is said to have included four or five battleships, but was mostly composed of destroyers andReuter - 52 words
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234 1941-06-20 1 London, June 19. TTHE British forces which launched a big attack m the Western Desert surprising the Germans at Fort Capuzzo are now safely back m their original positions, it is learned m authoritative circles m London to-day, says Reuter. These positions areReuter; United Press - 234 words
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90 1941-06-20 1 London* June 19. I a STATEMENT by Mr. Churchill next j I A week on the war situation was fore- j shadowed m the House to-day. Replying to an invitation to make a state- j ment to-day the Prime Minister said: "It jReuter - 90 words
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45 1941-06-20 1 Nicosia i Cyprus), June 19. A GERMAN Diane has machinegunned an Egyptian steamer off jthe coast of Cyprus. Damage to the vessel was very slight but one of the crew was injured and landed for hospital treatment here.— ReuterReuter - 45 words
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212 1941-06-20 1 Ankara, June 19. •"pURKEY'S attitude towards Bri- tain and Germany following upon the new ten-year pact of friendship signed m Ankara between Germany and Turkey is explained m a leading article m the semiofficial Ankara newspaper, Ulus, quoted by the Turkish radio.212 words
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Article35 1941-06-20 1 London, June 19. P! is believed that the Mexican Gov- eminent at any moment will close thej German consulates and propaganda! centres, says a Mexico City d'spntch to the Indet>2ndent French Agency m London.- ReuterReuter - 35 words
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288 1941-06-20 1 London, June 19. THHE House of Commons is shortly to debate the shipping position and the Battle of the Atlantic m a secret session. In announcing forthcoming Parliamentary business, the Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, declared that the debate on shipping would beReuter - 288 words
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Article125 1941-06-20 1 London, June 19. AFFICIALS of Berlin were busy to-day denying that any clashes have occurred on the Russo-German frontier. For weeks, i,he Germans have been putting out stories about Russo-Ger-man tension and now resort to a new trick m the "nerve" war. Berlin officials stated to-day:Reuter - 125 words
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Article55 1941-06-20 1 New York. Jim IS. rpORONTO CITY was successfully blacked 1 out for 15 minutes last nkrht as pianea of the Norwegian Air Force, substituting for the enemy, roared overhead. Officials of the Defence Committee said the demonstration showed that the city wm ready to meet all emergencies. Hamilton. Ontario, alsoReuter - 55 words
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Article45 1941-06-20 1 JL r\E Finnish ndi.» has announced that reservists have been called up for special manoeuvres which, the announcer added, were beinc staged m order to nrcserve Finland's security and to strengthen her preparat ors for lefente like other neutral states.- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article169 1941-06-20 2 •TOE All-Malaya two-day A.R.P. and 1 blackout practice came to an end this morning after Passive Defence Services were put through the most stringent tests they have yet encountered. The Kallang gasworks area and the Singapore Railway Station were presumed to be the main targets of169 words
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Article138 1941-06-20 2 Manila, June 19. PT a speech after a Loyalty Day parade to-day President Manuel Quezon declared that should the United States enter the war "she will find all the people of this country to the last man on her side fighting under her banner and playingUnited Press - 138 words
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Advertisement163 1941-06-20 2 HOTT MANY DIFFERENT PICTURES 1 AWK^ YOU SEEN THIS YEAR? We mean really different ones, with really new ideas! Not many, we will wager and none as good as FLIGHT FROM DESTINY" jr^im f k \z\ *7* i to d ay 3.15, WlBWftllffllffiißlM 6.15 9.15 P.M. 4 stars m a163 words
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Advertisement131 1941-06-20 2 VICTORIA THEATRE I TO-NIGHT 6c 9.30 TO-MORROW NIGHT 930 1 ONCE NIGHTLY j In Aid of the •'3 SERVICES CLUB" H. F. MALTBY'S BRILLIANT LANCASHIRE COMEDY THE ROTTERS FROM THE GARRICK AND KINGSWAY THEATRES, LONDON. REPERTORY PLATERS PRODUCTION HAWAIIAN BOOKING AT MOONCLOW LITTLE'S SYNCOPATORS PHONE 5a67. SMOKING IS PERMITTED x131 words
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Advertisement127 1941-06-20 2 Sliure and Begorrah...'tis JUDY GARLAND'S Grandest Picture and Truly a Great M.G.M. HIT TO-DAY at the CAPITOL I a-is-^ikjir with SPECIAL METROTONE NEWS-of-the-DAY Featuring PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S GREAT FIRESIDE CHAT TO THE U.S. NATION R IMPORTANT NOTICE, [j IN VIEW OF THE UN PRECEDENTED W AUDIENCE -ACCLAIM OF COLUMBIA'S [jfj IADAM127 words
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542 1941-06-20 3 Other atones Of German Rumanian Ultimatums To Moscow Unconfirmed BUTLONDONTAKESGRAVER VIEW OF "TENSION" London, June 19. AfTHOKITATIVE quarters here say they have no con.A Urination of reports that Rumania or Germany has bunched military operations against Russia or presented an ultimatum to Moscow.United Press; Reuter - 542 words
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47 1941-06-20 3 Bucharest. June 19. TTWELVE passengers and three mem- bers of the crew perished when an air liner bound for Bucharest and Sofia crashed In names from a height of 500 feet after taking off from the aerodrome at Baneasea. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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123 1941-06-20 3 n^ Washington, June 19. consuls m European countries have been ordered to withhold visas from aliens whose close relatives are still residing m those countries. Thousands of emigres from Prance and Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg, Poland, Czecho-Slovakia and other German-conquered states will be affected. TheUnited Press - 123 words
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Article283 1941-06-20 3 APPEAL TO WORKERS IN AMERICA Washington, June 19. DEVEAUNO that Great Britain's J* radio locator has been given to the United States, the British Embassy has appealed for American volunteers to operate the device m Great Britain and perform other technical wor* there. The BritishReuter; United Press - 283 words
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Article41 1941-06-20 3 Newark (N.J.). Jmne 19. r:N of the crew of the Italian freighter Aussa (5.441 tons) have been convicted by a Federal jury here of putting the ship out of commission. They are liable to a sentence of 20 years' imprisonment.- ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article165 1941-06-20 3 London, June 19. *THE inactivity or German aviation and the fact that the oerman army 'has gone to ground somewnere m Europe." suggests the Germans are preparing some move of which r.ne direction is not clear In the opinion or the News Chronicle. The newspaperReuter - 165 words
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Article275 1941-06-20 3 Dublin, June 19. ■T^HE German Government has ex- pressed sincere regret to the Eire Government for bombs being dropped on Dublin on May 31 and expressed willingness to compensate for loss of life and damage to property. A statement by the Eireann Government Information Bureau earlyReuter - 275 words
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588 1941-06-20 3 Turks Forced Inclusion Of Clause Safeguarding Treaty With Britain Turco»German Pact Ankara, June 19. THE Turkish Government refused to sign the treaty of friendship concluded yesterday, with Germany, it is understood, unless a clause safeguarding the Anglo-Turkish treaty was included, says Reuter. This loyalty of Turkey to her treaty obligationsReuter; United Press - 588 words
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85 1941-06-20 3 M.P's Attack Government Attitude Toward Hess Affair j^^ London, June 19. "complete and apparently directth 2f sUeuce m the Presi and efce- about Hess* was raised m the 2r* Commms to-day by the 2^^ member. Mr. Samuel Silver- untruth*. He alluded to the by Sir Archibald Sinclair. Air Minister, on85 words
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Article48 1941-06-20 3 Rome, June 18. IT has been announced that the first A contingents of Italian troops arrived m Athens to-day replacing the German army of occupation. At the same time, Italian columns marching from Albania, have occupied other Greek points, the announcement said.- United PressUnited Press - 48 words
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180 1941-06-20 3 Australian Losses In Greece, Crete Canberra, June 19. HTHE War Minister, Mr. Percy C. Spender, announced m the House of Representatives to-day that he had learned from a Red Cross cable that 9 r ooo British, Australian and New Zealand troops are prisoners m Greece. Australians who had not returnedReuter - 180 words
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50 1941-06-20 3 THAILAND -INDO-CHIN A PEACE PACT RATIFIED B»n*kol. June 19. rpHE Assembly has unanimously ratified th« 1 Thailand -Indo- China peace convention The Premier, thanking the House, expressed appreciation of Japanese mediation In the frontier conflict and stressed that Thailand will follow the time-honoured doUct of friendship with all powers.- ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Advertisement230 1941-06-20 3 "NAVIGAN" TRAVEL AIR AMD SEA SICKNESS REMEDY A ROCHE PRODUCT. MEDICAL HALL LTD. 3, BATTERY ROAD. CATHAY W^mjfgjj/fHlftm 3.15 6.15 9.15 T H P*f PHONE 3400. h fefM stirring human storj I 2^^ .^H from the stage play thai H BX^ASI^H has >ei>n running on B I HlnllvlL Broadway for230 words
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641 1941-06-20 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1941. Turkey's New Pact A FTER many months of steadily "increasing German pressure during which the German war machine has advanced through the Balkans to the very shores of the Bosphorus, Turkey has signed a treaty with Nazi Germany. The immediate British reaction641 words
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916 1941-06-20 4 By A Special Air Correspondent AIR-POWER rests on the quantity and the quality of the equipment and personnel of the air forces engaged, on the training and the experience of the air-crews and groundcrews nnd on the air staffs who steer their strategy. Of916 words
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Article, Illustration13 1941-06-20 4 SHOPKEEPER: "IT MAY LOOK A BIT SMALL,. BUT YOU'LL FIND EVERYTHINQ YOU NEED."13 words
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335 1941-06-20 4 OECRUITING RA assumed a buoyaj t ton! large measure to of Recruiting (Group- c.pj Cobby) describes as the^Ln Hthe SDitnre." He tnl*?"* ment figures steadily t^,/ r boom levels J build I Latest Oommonwealth returns s v* Air Force have nearly trebVri eround staff335 words
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332 1941-06-20 4 Wa June 18. A STRONG p>;i St. LawroijT- sea^uv Mi n»«u.c to-day by Col Frank V the Navy. The ■rht— outo&i Canadian and United SQ the connection b tveuj rence ai.d Col. Knox. vbo «PM of Representat \<»> Rrvei rmttee. declared. "Wi a disturbedThe Spectator - 332 words
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Advertisement410 1941-06-20 4 y J>^V THE BEST EVER Masters. m96uoi4dotkif Such a little thing rubbing the eyes HL*^-^^*^ yet it's a definite sign that all is not well. m > <^JtSl^t^ Lyes that are thoroughly healthy ar.d happy it fl^B don't need rubbing. Even spectacle wearers W^^^B^^S^ ■fl people who think that they410 words
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Advertisement59 1941-06-20 4 9 We have a wide T^ range of suit t&. lengths, Rockvillc Wain ShieC's. In **SpS' P| Silk and Wool :j& Jf| I t also AMERICAN M jij S H ARKSKIN ftjlß m Various Colours J^^B you have not tried our tailoring— WE SOLICIT YOU A TRIAL ORDER MIEN CHONG59 words
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Miscellaneous66 1941-06-20 4 Bluey <c Curley (DO >t>U WAMT TbA J^-N ~jj I I /«XP CAMOUPLAGM nE DAL X <i^l| I [f*»« R AtCEAtT g^ EAftM A COUPLE if f\ r^la^) «tIU SOAP THAT COWE W lU' T |j 6 m o*^« WOP Boa Ok W OATm/J /JhK MtltT CHAIR lS nY "ttGEANT..^66 words
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346 1941-06-20 5 Investigations Will Be Of General Character .MJOK (runvillc St. John Orde Browne, Colonial Office Jl labour Adviser, is expected to arrive m Malaya next *«nth >« arr > out thorough inquiry into the labour ZSSm f the ntr y- Due to have come346 words
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Article61 1941-06-20 5 x j\!l\\ tlving-boats are now C i-iv m In Singapore from the in.trd m» rs via Manila These i nvdrrn type of long range L-nai^nce flying-boat, which *,ti b I y succes S ful m the Nzii battleship m a'(k m the Atlantic, leading hf r61 words
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133 1941-06-20 5 MMft .v Quce, manager of the Ijtti Insurance Co.. Ltd., Chulia Mft» *m :ied a total of $300 m Fifth Court yesteri he pleaded guilty to six IMfia iuamst his company under mies Ordinance. charges alleged that >nt various sums of .ocr of the133 words
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Article90 1941-06-20 5 MANAGING PARTNER ON TWO CHARGES I gj—j partner of II:n m Rochore Rd., of selling bags of controlled prices, I i Id the Singapore rrcay. baife, Seali wtti alleged 1 brigs oi cement on Chop Scon Huas of Sungei 13 bag, which was two bore the controlled price. nd charge90 words
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Article65 1941-06-20 5 nths 'social** of the Indian AasoS.ngapore. uill be held at the School, Sophia Road, on Sunday. arci dramatic section will give musiral progmnme. Mr. K. A. 'fakandha Aiyer. who had agreed to give Politics m Everyday Life" Is 1 t*- present; so it has been arranged K. Menon65 words
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Article77 1941-06-20 5 INSPECTOR T. DORAI was fined $50 fry Mr. K. Byrne, Fourth Magistrate yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to a summons charge of causing hurt to middle-aged Ang Lam Kirn. Questioned by^Mm^Byrne^ the inspector said that the incident took place on May 20 at Kirn Chuan77 words
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65 1941-06-20 5 UTTA SINGH, a police constable, appeared m the third court yesterday on a charge of stealing a pair of shoes and a coat valued at $5.50 belonging to another policeman, from the single men's traffic police quarters at Maxwell Road on Wednesday night He claimed trial65 words
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66 1941-06-20 5 ALLEGED to have committed criminal breach of trust of $4,97 i as a servant employed by the Kee Huat Radio Co., Kuala Lumpur, 37-year-old Tan Beng Kirn appeared m the Singapore third court yesterday. The charge was explained to him and he was66 words
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Article57 1941-06-20 5 ■tt direction of Mr. A. K. Isaac. Registrar of Business Names, aac. the "Young People of Bukit present a concert to-morrow Bukit Timah Road. The vfll consist of song, dance and *i~no selections will be given by ItaM de Souza, while other music supplied by Edwards Hawaiian57 words
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71 1941-06-20 5 I Dil CHIN SIA, a 40-year-old Teo- chow clerk, was sentenced to 12 months' rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore crim nal district court yesterday when he was convicted on a charge of committing criminal breach of trust m respect of $994 m cash71 words
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55 1941-06-20 5 AM satisfied from the evidence that Wong Cheong drank caustic soda by mistake, but I want to emphasize how easy it is for some her horror that her mother had taken caustic soda by mistake, she said. "Later,** she said, "I learnea that after55 words
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Article, Illustration35 1941-06-20 5 These British troops, "veterans" of the lighting which has led to the collapse of Italy's Fast Afrioan empire, are enjoying mealtime with the smile of victors m a successful campaign.35 words
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Article84 1941-06-20 5 IN acknowledgment of the cable from the Governor and High Commissioner, conveying birthday greetings to His Majesty, with an expression of staunch loyalty, on behalf of Malaya, the Secretary of State for the Colonies has cabled Your telegram has been laid before His Majesty, who84 words
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Article168 1941-06-20 5 A SEQUEL to the recent barbers' strike took place m tl>c Singapore third court yesterday when Sia Mm Tee was charged with criminal intimidation by threatening Ong Tang Lee, the owner of a barber shop, with injury to his person. It was stated m court168 words
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218 1941-06-20 5 "fFHE Government is purchasing rice on contract from abroad m order to safeguard the essential food supply of the majority of people living m Malaya," states a communique from the Food Controller. "It is only reasonable that Government should be asked by the supplying218 words
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257 1941-06-20 5 Woman Thrown Out Of Car In Collision A LLEGED to have come into colli- si on with another car at the junction of Farrer Road and Holland Road, and forced that car violently on to the grass verge so that its near-side door opened and the driver's wife was thrown257 words
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Article164 1941-06-20 5 A YOUTH, Low Sing Kah, while boarding a twokow at the Tel.k Ajer Basin on the morning of June 12 accidentally fell into the sea, it was stated at an inquiry held before Mr. W. G. Porter, Singapore Coroner, yesterday. Tan Kow Chye, a labourer164 words
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Article110 1941-06-20 5 Tokio, June 19. MR. SHINZO IMAI, Japanese M.P., was quoted by the Hochi Shimbun to-day as demanding that Japan enforce a strong southern policy based on the tripartite alliance for the establishment of Japan's advocated "Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere." Speaking at the ImperialUnited Press - 110 words
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Article113 1941-06-20 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bat a via, j une 15. "YOUTH Is Housed" is the t.tl? of an article m the Batavia Nieuw.blad on the enthusiasm sh^wn by young men of the N.I. m the Voluntary Fiying Corps. Youths are applying m hundreds, and older113 words
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Article127 1941-06-20 5 THE Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China as honorary treasurers of the Malaya Patriotic Fund, announce receipt of the following additional donations to the Fund, making a total of $2,734,271.90 up to Tuesday: Penang Branch $1,866.51; Mr. C. A. Ossendorp $25; Selangor Branch $7,812 49; Negri127 words
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331 1941-06-20 5 AT LEAST 100 MEMBERS NEEDED FOR A START A SCHEME whereby nearly ],800 Singapore clerks will receive a form of life insurance has been proposed and will be launched if sufficient support is given. Following a suggestion some Lime ago that a benevolent fund should331 words
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Article44 1941-06-20 5 A TALK will be broadcast from the Singapore station at 7.15 p.m. tDday by the Food Controller, Malaya. Songs by boys of the Angle -Chinese Middle School will b 2 included m the Singapore broadcasting station's Children's Programme at 6.50 p.m. today.44 words
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387 1941-06-20 5 Appeal Against Death Sentence Dismissed WHILE 23-year-old Ther Chong heard his appeal against sentence of death dismissed without comment or any outward emotion yesterday m the Court^of Criminal Appeals, his wife, standing just outside the courtroom, burst into tears and was led away by her mother. Her husband was the387 words
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Article74 1941-06-20 5 T^HERE are pins m my chair— four of them! exclaimed a Singapore lawyer, Mr. A. J. Br; ga, while crossexamining a witness m the Singapore fifth court yesterday. Mr. Braga had sat dewn momentarily wh?n he felt the p.ns. "I did not know this court's chairs74 words
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Article47 1941-06-20 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, June 19. ACCORDING to a communique from the Federal Secretariat to-day. Mr. C. A. V. Buxton. of Bukit Tunggu Estate, Bangi, has loaned to His Majesty's Exchequer $1,000 free of interest for the duration of the war.47 words
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Article51 1941-06-20 5 Dr. A. Sandosham, of the College of Medicine, Singapore, will deliver ft lecture on "Tiie Evolution of Helminthic Parasites'* at, the college at 6 30 p.m. to-day, under thfl auspices of the Alumni Association of the King Edward VII College of Medicine. All doctors, whether members or not, are invited51 words
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Advertisement367 1941-06-20 6 I AND tNJOY SCENIC CANADA I I r«IT TNROUQN AIR CONDITIONED TRAIUM DAM.T I .TNROUQN «OO MUM OT MMB«TN> MOUNTAIN •OCNWY, I TNSOANAOIAN ROOKltm, THEN TORONTO rOR A «O« TRW> I TO NtAOARA *h\AA ANO MONTREAL AND QUEBEC. WWWOH I BMAKiNO ernes or eastern oanada. you will enjoy v I367 words
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Advertisement316 1941-06-20 6 MANSFIELD CO., LTD BLUE FIKNEL LINe! Frequent Sailings to United Kingdom Oate^ guaranteed, all cargo booking? subject to r^ War Clauses. nc WESTERN AUSTRALIA THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE CHEAPEST Regular Services to Fremantle (Perth; by first class oassenger ships Single fare Si 92 (A £26} Frequent connection by316 words
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648 1941-06-20 7 GETS "TREMENDOUS KICK" OUT OF BEATING NAZIS "QUR reward is the tremendous kick we get from render•.vJTL*" f? fe not Ol r b^ause we have S!TI2? OWn Bulns8 u lns d thc lives and Property of others, wSwT? 118 W t h f Ye seat<5648 words
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122 1941-06-20 7 Tone of Market: Idle. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 13 d. per lb. New York Spot Sheet U.S. cts. 21 hi per lb. DAILY PRICES CURRENT Jane 19, 12 o'clock noon Buyers S-tiers No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 39 39% no ix riSS FOB. vi122 words
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51 1941-06-20 7 London, June 19. TTHE Duke of Windsor has formed a Duchess of Windsor Christmas assistance fund with the nucleus of money he had from a charitable trust he founded as the Prince of Wales. Already much milk and hospitalization service has been rendered here.51 words
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Article153 1941-06-20 7 Split Among Chinese Reds ISSUE OF SUPPORT TO CHUNGKING Shanghai, June 19. SERIOUS friction is said to have occurred between Gen. Chu Teh, commander-in- chief of the Eighth Route (Communist) Army, ana Mr. Mao Che-tung, Secretary-General of the Communist Party, as a result of differences of opinion is to whetherReuter - 153 words
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Article136 1941-06-20 7 Chungking, June 19. r[E main purpose of the visit to Tokio by Mr. Wang Ching-wei, President of the Nanking Regime, is to seek Japan °se financial assistance for his new re, me, according to Mr. Tao Hsi-sheng m a special article given prominence mReuter - 136 words
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74 1941-06-20 7 Batavia, June 19. FROM a circular issued by the Swiss consul here it appears the German Government has expressed a desire that German women and children return to the Reich. Transportation will be arranged and Germany's foreign representatives will supply travel costs ifReuter - 74 words
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36 1941-06-20 7 Santiago de Chile, June 19. MR. Agustin Edwards McClure, former Chilean Ambassador m London, banker and owner of el Mercurio, first Chilean newspaper, died at 11.30 p.m. G.M.T., yesterday. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article153 1941-06-20 7 Washington, June 18. DRINCESS Juliana of the Netherlands and Prince Bernhard. her consort, were guests at the White House to-day. Both said they were confident or an Allied victory and that the Netherlands will rise against the Nazis at a strategic time. "The Netherlands areUnited Press - 153 words
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Advertisement386 1941-06-20 7 gtASSIFIED MEBTISEMEIITS TENDERS SINGAPORE MIMCIPALITY Tenders. **n<*ers *re now Invited for the -aerials or services For; ny Municipal Tender! nandard High Pressure rmoer Tvt^cs. Date of Closing 4 __$Knl*:i 1941 ol 110 x 40 gallon drums of; oifectant of approved quality British manufacture. Date of 12 noon. June 30. 1941.386 words
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Advertisement192 1941-06-20 7 2nd SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SCREENING! TO-MORROW NIGHT, 12.15 I AT THE CAPITOL! In response to hundreds of requests from those unable to obtain admission at the recent midnight show. The Best TAMIL Picture of the Year "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE" Tickets obtainable at THE CAPITOL, Columbia House, 73 Serangoon Road Shaik192 words
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Miscellaneous442 1941-06-20 7 POST OFFICE MAIL LIST Mails close at the General Post Office as follows: TO-DAY Australia air 4.00 p.m. i ava air 4.00 p.m. New Zealand air 4 DO >.m. Medan air 11.00 a.m. TO-MORROW Australia a ir 12^0 o.m. Jav air 12.30 p.m. New Zealand air 12.30 p.m. Medan air442 words
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935 1941-06-20 8 S.C.F.A. In Narrow Lead In First Division TO-DAY'S MALAYA CUP GAME AT STADIUM IT is generally agreed that competitive soccer m Singapore this season has produced a better standard of play than last year. This applies to the Singapore Amateur Football Association's league935 words
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Article, Illustration21 1941-06-20 8 Joe Louis, who snatched victory from Billy Conn m the thirteenth round of their world heavyweight title fight on Wednesday night.21 words
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345 1941-06-20 8 Louis Snatches Victory In 13th Round World Title Fight CONN'S GREAT MISTAKE New York, June 19. rpURNING the tables with dramatic suddenness m the thirteenth round, when he was looking the worse for wear and faced with his first defeat since 1936, Joe Louis snatched his world heavyweight championship fromReuter - 345 words
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442 1941-06-20 8 Six Records At St. Andrew's School Sports SIX new records were set up m the team relay events of the St. Andrew's School sports which concluded at Woodsville yesterday. They were the sack race the potato relay, 75 yards straight relay, the halfmile medley open relay, the 120 yards hurdles442 words
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Article103 1941-06-20 8 (From Our Own Correspondent* Penan?, June 19. fitHERE was a mild sensation this 1 afternoon whrn the Mohammedan Football Association defeated the South China A.A. by three goals to one m a football match played at, Victoria Green. The Chinese indulged m fancy play, while103 words
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Article133 1941-06-20 8 (From Our Own Correspondent) M uar, June 16. IN a friendly game of badminton played at the Ahmadiah Court, the Ahmadiah B.P. drew m two games and won four against their opponents, the Gubahan Club B.P. The results. Ahmadiah being mentioned first, were Singles Satari bin Hj. Yahya133 words
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Article128 1941-06-20 8 The Kangaroo Badminton Party beat the Spotlight Badminton Party by four games to three at the laser's, court last Saturday. The results, Kangaroo players mentioned first were: Singles Sean Kirn Teck beat Lee Hock San 13—13 (5—4), 15—12; D. V Lange lost to Lee Yang Chim 15—7, 13—13128 words
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Article69 1941-06-20 8 THE following have been selected to play cricket for the V.M.C.A aga'nst the R.A.A.F. on the V.M.C.A. ground at 2 p.m. on Wednesday: (J. PChrysostom (capt.). G. W. S. Waites, Lall Singh, C. Schubert, V. R. Saba pathy, Cheong Thiam Siew, F Witchell. K. Y. Spencer, S. Yogorajah,69 words
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Article75 1941-06-20 8 (From Oar Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 18. THE following will represent Malacca against Negri Sembilan at Seremban on Saturday m a Malaya Cup soccer fixture B. Harper (A.1.F.); Tain Chee Lim (Excise), D. Hendroff (Excise); Ser/rt. M? Arthur (A.IF.), Abbas (M.P.S.), Tan Tion* Khye (M.C.R.C.); Leechman75 words
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Article182 1941-06-20 8 /\N Sunday, a special Association foot- ball match has been arranged at Anson Road stadium between an eleven selected from the Business Houses and a Chinese Athletic side. The game which is under the patronMfc of the President of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners,182 words
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Article70 1941-06-20 8 "THE following have been selected to play m a league .soccer fixture for the V.M.C.A. versus the Poyal Navy at the Anson Road ground at 510 pan. on Thursday, June 26: K. Muthukumaru, V. H Sabapathy; R. Gill, J. Woodbridge, G. L. Day, K. Y. Spencer, S. Orton,70 words
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Article, Illustration48 1941-06-20 8 picture. The Straits Chinese Football Association, who are at present m the lead m the first division of the S.A.F.A. league competitions. They will have to fight an uphill battle to beat the Loyals, whom they meet at the stadium to-morrow.- Free PressFree Press - 48 words
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773 1941-06-20 8 Australian Boxing LOSER TAKES HONOURS WITH CLEVER DISPLAY TOD Morgan, the Australian lightweight boxing rk won on a foul against Vie Patrick m the fifth of a contest set dowii for 12 rounds, at the RikK™ 11^ Bay Stadium last night, writes773 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous30 1941-06-20 8 To-days Sports^ Events Soccer: ftfelava (ud Ho*.! Force vs JohorV. Anson ft? dium, 5.15 pjn s Tennis: Singapore rk.^. shin* <irt* cn »Wjnousnips, fcX.C. Courts- S(r spring tournament, SCA.r court,30 words
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