The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 June 1941

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS *O. 16,344. ESTD. 1835. THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1941 6 CENTS
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    FIERCE SOVIET-GERMAN TANK BATTLES
    971 1 Enemy Held Along Whole Front RUSSIAN AIR FORCE TURNS RUMANIAN PORT INTO INFERNO London, June 25. CIERCE battles between German and Russian tanks and infantry are raging all along the 1, 500-mile Russo-German war front while Soviet and German bombers are setting aflame the Baltic and
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    MOST GIGANTIC AIR OFFENSIVE IN HISTORY BEGUN BY R.A.F.
    631 1 More Bombs Dropped In Reich In Last Fortnight Than In Whole Of April W"*! ?UK SlaCk r nS m thc AF ffenshe a^» nst th^ «^ar'w J Janr ne m 2 achine. For the Uth ni K ht running British bombers
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    104 1 Following these raids, bomb flashes cast a glare into the sky along 20 miles of the French coastline when early to-day H.A.F. bombers swept cut of a clear, starlit sky to deliver what appeared to observers on this side to r-e one of iheir bi?sest attacks on Calais ?nd Boulogne.
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    Churchill In Touch WithR.A.F.Offensive
    61 1 London, June 25. |\URING yesterday's offensive operations by the R.A.F. Mr. Churchill, Prime Minister, was present m the operations room of the group controlling the offensive from the time the machines took on* until they returned, states an Air Ministry romm unique. He was received by
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    WarshipsInBeiratHarbour Bombed By Fleet Air Arm
    193 1 Cairo, June 25. DRITISH Fleet Air Ann planes D have bombed enemy destroyers m the harbour of Beirut, states to-day's RAF. Middle East communique. Bursts were seen on the warships. Th > communique reports continued ;.ses against Vichy forces. rcraft of the RAF. and
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    Roosevelt Awarded Albert Medal For 1941
    51 1 Roosevelt Awarded Albert Medal For 1941 London, June 25. PRESIDENT Roosevelt has been awarded the Albert Medal of the Royal Society of Arts for the year 1941 "m recognition of his pre-eminent services to humanity as a fearless and resolute champion of the ideals cf national freedom and individual liberty.'
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    Finland To Declare War On Russia?
    248 1 SERIES OF RAIDS BY RED PLANES Helsinki, June £5. WELL-INFORMED quarters here to-day* forecast Finland may declare war against Russia m consequence of the Soviet aerial bombing attack on the Malmi airport, m connection with which four air raid alarms were sounded m Helsinki
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    SUDAN'S RECOGNITION OF INDIANS' GALLANTRY
    28 1 Khartoum, June 25. THE Sudan Government has donated India £100,000 m recognition of Indian troops' gallantry m the defence of the Sudan. Reuter
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    Important Statement On Japanese Policy To-day
    312 1 Tokio, June 25. T^HE Japanese Government will an- nounce its foreign policy tomorrow. It is not known what the announcement will contain, says United Press. The Lord Privy Seal. Mr. Kidno, conferred with the Prime Minister, Prince Konoye, to-day after the latter had called
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    YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION
    156 2 Tlie Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1.544 th auction yesterday and there were catalogued 11.841,229 1b.— 521.98 tons; offered 1,571.247 lb.— 701.45 tons; sold 1,202.646 lb.— 536. 9\) tons. London Spot 13 Sd. New York Spot 21^ cts. PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents
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    NEW OFFICE-BEARERS OF SELANGOR INDIAN ASSN.
    123 2 (From our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, June 23. rpilE following new office-bearers were A elected at the annual general mating of the Selangor Indian Association held on Saturday: President: Mr. K. K. Benjamin; vicepresidents: Dr. M. K. Lukshum* yah and Mr. P. L. M.
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    Nazis Stage "Riots" Outside British Embassy
    227 3 Eden Sees Spanish Envoy On Madrid Incident: Strong Protest Lodged London June 25. MR. Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary, saw the A Spanish Ambassador m London to-day regardin.tr Naziorganized riots outside the British Embassy m Madrid yesterday. The rioting which occurred outside the British
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    Goering's Air Force Now Suffering Heavily At Hands Of The R.A.F.
    180 3 Goering's Air Force Now Suffering Heavily At Hands Of The R.A.F. JHE German practice apparent m o \£T coLu•nnnoeuvre was primari v to conceal from furr ff s*s '^r.,"!t S^ The same need for throwing dust m the eyes of the German people apparently exists now, the principal German concern
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    British Ring Of Steel Tightens Round Palmyra
    255 3 Jerusalem, June 25. -THE British ring of steel is gradu--1 ally tightening around Palmyra aich is now almost surrounded, it the British are meeting Uinr-pm and bombing opposi- A.i :ut column advancing tjwards lyra almost reached i.. said a utai> spokesman yesterday after-
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    CRIPPS MADE PRIVY COUNCILLOR
    33 3 C RIPPS MADE PRIVY COUNCILLOR London. June ?5ulord Cripcs. British Amb«»ssar to the Scvi?t Government, who :.ow m London, has been m.Tie a Councillor, it is o??cia)lv an-v-ed froni^No. 10. Dc\vnit»s Street. Reuter
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    N.I. Opposition Disarmed—Ishii
    134 3 N.I. Opposition Disarmed Ishii 1 okfo. June 25. "'pHE outbreak of the German-Soviet war will completely disarm Netherlands Indies opposition to the supply of rubber, tin and other products to Japan." declared Mr. Koh Ishii. deputy spokesman of the Information Board, to foreigr correspondents at a Press conference. A Batavia
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    More Survivors From Torpedoed Ship
    141 3 Lisbon. June 25. /CONCERNING the torpedoing of the Portuguese steamer Ganda, the British embassy here issued the following statement yesterday: "With regard to sinking of the Portuguese ship Oanda. the British embassy is m a position to state that no British or allied submarine was
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    9,000-Ton Nazi Liner Said Sunk
    34 3 New York. Jane 25. AMERICAN maritime sources report that a British Fleet Air Arm plane attacked, and probably sanfc, the German liner Elbe, 9,179 tons, m the Atlantic. Reuter
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    SPAIN DISCUSSES NEW PHASE IN THE WAR
    80 3 Madrid. June 25. A COMMUNIQUE Issued after the twoday meeting of the Spamsrt cabinet contained no important decision as a result of the outbreak of war between Germany and Russia. The Foreign Minister, Senor Suner, is stated to have informed the meeting of
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    Big U. S. Loan For Britain?
    111 3 Big U. S. Loan For Britain? New York, June 25. ALL Britain's direct investments m the United States and part of the British holding of marketable United States securities will soon be deposited with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as collateral for a loan of several hundred million dollars, states the
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    Keitel Insisted On Invasion Of Russia
    260 3 Keitel Insisted On Invasion Of Russia London, June 25. A STORY prevalent m wellrk informed European circles that Gen. Keitel, Nazi High Command Chief, overruled Ribbentrop's (Nazi Foreign Minister) reasons against the immediate smashing of the Russian army is quoted by Reuters special correspondent 'somewhere m Europe." Ribbentrop, it is
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    "TO SUCCESS OF RUSSIA"
    85 3 Load on. June 25. "»po the success of Russia" was a toast proposed amid prolonged applause by Lord Nathan, chairman, at a Dorchester Park Lan<* luncheon to-day immediately after a loyal toast had been drunk. M. Malsky. Russian Ambassador, who was present, replied: "I have no
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    JAPANESE SENDING SHIP FOR GERMAN WOMEN
    53 3 Tttkio, June 25. JN compliance with Germany's desire, it was repealed to-day the Japanese Government is dispatching the liner Asama Maru to Batavia for the evacuation of 400 German women and children from the Netherlands East Indies. The Asama will arrive m Batavia on
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    STOP PRESS
    110 3 Washington, Jane 25. It is officially announced that United States ships will be permitted to cany arms to Vladivostok, due to the fact that President Roosevelt does not intend to issue a neutrality proclamation concerning the Rosso-German war. Reuter. Jerusalem. Jane 25. Over 20 were killed and many
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    Courageous Action Of Indian Troops Played Big Part In Damascus Capture
    450 3 Simla, June 25. A VIGOROUS diversion launched witt great heroism and selflacriilce on the p^rt of twc battalions nf Indian infantry contributed largely to the success of the Free French forces on on* flank m Damascus br.akng throush the
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    Vichy Officials On Way To Turkey
    136 3 Vichy Officials On Way To Turkey PLANE NOW 24 HOURS OVERDUE AT ANKARA Ankara, Jane 25. AN aeroplane from Vichy carrying M. Benois Mechin and five other officials of the Vichy Government Is now 24 hours overdue here. Nothing definite is known as to the reason for M. Mechin's visit
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    Moscow Calm & Determined
    354 3 Moscow Calm Determined Moscow, June 25. TPHE manner m which the people of the Soviet Union can be exported to wage war along traditional lines of stubborn and total resistance to any invader has been Indicated at a meeting of the Academy of Sciences here writes Router's crrr?~>ponr l rnt
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    The Singapore Free Press Thursday, June 26, 1941.South Africa's Effort
    681 4 The Singapore FreePress Thursday, June26,1941. South Africa's Effort THE forces of the Union of South Africa, having played a major part in the destruction of Italian rule in Abyssinia, have been ordered forward to the shores of the Mediterranean and are now fighting alongside the men of the Army of
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    Neutral Has Right To Convoy Her Own Merchant Ships
    1415 4  - Neutral Has Right To Convoy Her Own Merchant Ships Lord Strabolgi By In this article, reproduced from the Sunday Express, London, the author discusses at length the problems of the Battle of the Atlantic anil the naval strength of both Britain and Germany. In regard to the right of a
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    Fair To Be Held In Aid Of War Fund At Harbour Board Club
    1509 5  -  MARY HEATHCOTT Free Press Feature By r War Fund will benefit 1 fn»m the Fair which is beinir arranged by the women's O of the Harbour Board It will be held at the itself on July 5
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      162 5 One of the most daring plays ever Design For Living by Noel Coward is a slick, sophisticated comedy with moments written a play that was banned from the of tense drama, which require the highest degree of interpretative skill. London stage for several years, after it had //ere fc fl
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      68 5 1 If you "haven't a thing to wear" don't despair! WINIFRED 5, Grange Road, has an Excellent Selection of Morning. Afternoon and Evening Dresses at reasonable prices. Visit her beautiful showroom and look 'Phone 7509 over her collection. 2 APB 8 I KING'S SCHOOL present Julius Caesar m aid of
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    Secret Radio Device Detects Approach Of Enemy Aircraft
    883 6 UUHAT is described as an amazing system, developed by n British scientists for detecting the approach of enemy aircraft or ships by means of ether waves has now been officially disclosed, says a London message to the Sydney Morning Herald. Because of
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    More Russians Reading Shakespeare To-day Than Britons
    1015 6 More Russians Reading Shakespeare To-day Than Britons MORE than seven thousand ITI million copies of books have been sold m Russia since the revolution according to a recent statement, the majority of them during the last ten years. This is the result of the liquidation of the illiteracy which was
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    CEMETERY TO BE TURNED INTO PUBLIC PARK
    137 6 ACTING under authority printed by Parliament, Leichhaxdt Council gave notice recently of its inteniicn to remove headstone, enclosures and other surface structures from B'Umain Cemetery. This nrst step towards converting the cemetery into a park and garden area will not be begun until
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    Latest Addition To Malayan Air Strength
    50 6 An R.A.F. Consolidated Catalina flying boat, of the type which recently played such an important part m the shadowing of the German battleship Bismarck Catalina flying boats, it was announced a few days ago, have now been added to the air strength of Singapore.
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    N.S.W. Labour's Plan For Developing War Effort To Fullest
    504 6 N.S.W. Labour's Plan For Developing War Effort To Fullest THE annual conference of the New South Wales branch of the Australian Labour Party, which ended m Sydney recently, decided to recommend that a special interstate conference be held, at the earliest possible moment, to consider proposals to defeat the Federal
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    Closer Canada-U.S. Economic Co-operation
    210 6 Closer CanadaU.S. Economic Co-operation THE appointment „f i,, in 1 .States-Canadian,,;^.^ t.on defence pr^,,tK, on reducing economic sulL£ after the war. is announfe* State Department, says j£-"-» WHS tor defence rt*uirement Dro<iuc^or. It marks also another imoortom m the chain ol accords SSSJ** dovetail the effort" l «£*Ji tries to
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    DEHYDRATION OF EGGS IN AUSTRALIA
    138 6 DEHYDRATION OF EGGS I N AUSTRALIA TPHE chic: centre o: the egg-dehydrat- ing industry, vhi *h ;s being established by the Commonwealth Government, will be Riverstone, an official of the Department of Commerce, announced recently The first batch of II dehydrating machines will arrive m Australia shortly, and seven will
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    THE "TRIUTH" ABOUT RUDOLF HESS
    114 6 THE Lord Provost o: Glasgo*,jj[ Patrick Dollan. derhred :r. a recent speech: "I am m a position to ted yw the truth regarding Bta will help you realize what a flgnt must make to break the power d me Nazi pang 4T "The deputy Fuehrer
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    U.S. OFFCIALS ARRIVE TO ENSURE SHIPMENTS OF RAW MATERIALS
    263 7 U .S. OFFCIALS ARRIVE TO ENSURE SHIPMENTS OF RAW MATERIALS Malayan Supplies Are Essential To Keep Up Full War Production F( USE American defence production has reached «uch D g h i*h level m recent months, the United States Maritime Commission have sent two officials to the Ur Fa<t to
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    Found In Room With 500 False S.S. Coins
    99 7 (VICTED on charges of counterL >.ang. and possession of false i settlements currency coins. .c~ Hg Yian San and Ong Seng wore sentenced to five pKHU imprisonment each •ice Worley at the JJj- .zes yesterday. \crdict. 'is unanimous. i -equcl to a
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    Consiable Convicted For Neglecting Duty
    201 7 t :r. taßd sleeping m A -p. with his head resting ;v> he leaned against his Sinfb a police constable Police Force, appear vond court yesterday ctinf his duty. md **as drf ended by Mr. Ptaitipa, the tirst witness, said that MM detachment of :.,«m
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    CALIFORNIA CLIPPER
    27 7 OWING to unavoidable circumstances. the California Clipper which arrived here from San Francisco yesterday, will not be leaving Singapore on the return journey until to-morrow.
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    JULY PETROL RATION
    25 7 rIE Competent Authority for Oil Fuel and Lubricants, S.S. and F.M.S., advises that the basic petrol ration for July will remain unchanged.
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    TENNIS RACKETS FOR MARINE HOSTEL
    51 7 rIE Rev. A. V. Wardle, Chaplain of the Missions to Seamen m Singapore, with headquarters at the Marine Hostel m Anson Road, issues an appeal for tennis rackets m good condition. **They are urgently needed," states Mr. Wardle. The rackets should be sent to lhe
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    REGISTRY MARRIAGE
    43 7 'yHE marriage took place yesterday before A the Register of Marriages of Mr. C. H. Teo of Fishers. Ltd.. and Miss Roselin Ong. Messrs. Chan Koon Teck and Teo Kah Toh. uncles respectively of the bride and bridegroom, were the witnesses.
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    Malaya's Gift Of £5,000 To Malta
    161 7 DECENTLY the Malaya Patriotic Fund made grants to various VZP*** w r funds amounting to ir*?.? 00 Included was one of 5,000 to the Malta Air Raid Relief Fund. In advising the Governor of Malta of the jrant, the Governor of the Straits Settlements.
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    Chinese Held On To Lorry; Had Fatal Fall
    253 7 Chinese Held On To Lorry; Had Fatal Fall A CHINESE cylist holding on to a lorry, "which was going along Admiralty Road on the evening of May 18, fell to the ground and was fatally injured, it was stated at an inquiry held before Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore
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    Chungking Film Officials Arrive Here
    313 7 Chungking Film Officials Arrive Here CHINESE people m Singapore, Thailand, Burma, the Netherlands Indies and America have reacted so favourably to Chinese produced propaganda and historical films depicting the morale and fighting spirit of those living m present-day Chungking, that efforts are being made to improve these markets for future
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    HEALTH STATEMENT
    57 7 rpUBERCULOSIS, pneumonia, convulsions A and enteritis formed the chief causes of mortality m Singapore, according to the Municipal health statement for the weekending, June 21. The death rate. 24.46 per thousand per annum remained the same as for the preceding week. Of 154 deaths during the week under
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    FOUND ASLEEP ON DUTY
    53 7 SARWAN Singh, a police constable attached to the Naval Police Force, was convicted m tho Singapore second court yesterday on a ctiarge of neglecting his duty by sleeolng at his post at a supply depot on Apr. 9 and sentenced to four weeks' rigorous imprisonment by
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    CONSTABLE WHO SLEPT ON DUTY CONVICTED
    393 7 CONSTABLE WHO SLEPT ON DUTY CONVICTED jpONVICTED on a charge of sleeping while on duty at Navy House, an offence which, it was stated, would "make him liable to Ibe shot if he were m the fighting forces," Inder Singh, a constable attached to the Naval Base Police, was yesterday
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    "No Criminal Intention" In Signing Letter Of Reference To The R.A.F.
    1736 7 THINK Mclver has oeen about the 1 silliest man to appear m this court for a long time," declared Mr. J. L. McFall, the Singapore criminal district judge, at the conclusion of the hearing of the trial of Alexander
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    Expert Technicians Required To Operate Secret Radio Device
    193 7 Expert Technicians Required To Operate Secret Radio Device ANY radio mechanics m Malaya with the necej>sarr qualifications who can be spared from their present civil employment, might be considered for service m the operation of radio locaters m Britain, the Free Press understands. Last week, Lord Beaverbook. Minister of State,
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    DISHONEST RETENTION OF ICECREAM PIES
    200 7 rpWO employees of the Singapore Cold Storage, Co. Ltd., Osman bin Ishak. who was employed In their cold room, and Tan Poh Heng, a hawker of their iced product*, appeared m U i Singapore fifth court yesterday on charges cf theft and dishonest retention, respectively,
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      81 7 Hi I EVENING WEAR It is only when your evening clothe* are properly cut and correct m every detail that you can feel really welldressed. In the selection of evening clothes it is more important than ever that a cutter of reputation should handle this work for you We can
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      175 8 Broadcasting TO-DAY SINGAPORE £HU ZBPI SIR ft niPl 7.15 a.m. Singapore Cailicg; 7.24 a.oi News. Relayed from London: 7.30 am. Li&«nlng Post:" German propaganda analysed Eleiayed from London. 7.15 a. in light ramict: r.50 a.m. 'Britatr. Speaks." ReUjred from London; 8.05 a.m. Headline news and views. delayed from London; 8.20
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    WHITE RUSSIANS ARE PRO-MOSCOW NOW
    42 9 Shanghai, June 25. npAKING the line that they are "first Russians," White Russian colonies all over China, including 25.000 m Shanghai and 60,000 m Manchukuo are fully m sympathy with Soviet Russia m the present crisis. Reuter
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    36 9 Washington, June 25. THHE War Department was advised to-day that Lieut. Follet Bradley, junior army air corps observer, was killed m a plane accident on Sunday near Catterick, Yorkshire, England. No details were given. United Press
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    End Of Attacks On Forecast Merchantmen
    109 9 Auckland, June 25. IHOE-ADM. G. C. C. Royle, Lord Commissioner of the British Admiralty and Chief of Naval Air Services has forecast the termination of air attack on merchantmen with the improved weapons now being installed m addition to better trained runners now available.
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    Chungking-Trained Teachers For Local Vernacular Schools
    784 9 Chungking-Trained Teachers For Local Vernacular Schools Chinese Topic By Our Chinese Correspondent TWENTY-ONE specially trained teachers will leave Chungking at the end of this month for Malaya. They are coming to this country under a scheme- designed to help improve the standard of education m Chinese vernacular schools here. All
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    Nazis Flee From R.A.F. Bombing
    84 9 Nazis Flee From R.A.F. Bombing London, June 25. THERE is no doubt the Germans are undertaking a large-scale evacuation of German civilians and administration officials to Norway to seek relief from the relentless British bombing of Hamburg, Bremen, Kiel and other north German towns, says the Norwegian telegraph agency. In
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    Big Cargoes Go In U.S. Ships To Red Sea
    132 9 Big Cargoes Go In U.S. Ships To Red Sea Washington, June 25. "ENORMOUS amounts of cargo" are being sent m American ships to the Red Sea area, according to Mr. John Mann, Attorney to the Federal Maritime Commission, testifying before the Senate Maritime Committee. The vice-president of the AmericanHawaiian steamship
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    Japanese Troop Train Hits Mine
    164 9 Shanghai, June 25. OVER 100 Japanese soldiers were killed or wounded when a Japanese troop train on the Taoching railway m Shansi province hit a mine, according to a Chinese press report. Several coaches were said to have been destroyed, while it is claimed Chinese
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    Nazis Seek Support Of Christian Church
    180 9 London, Jane 25. fPHE German episcopate has sent a message 1 to pastors of all dioceses describing the war against the Soviet Union as a fight for Christianity m the whole world, says the German official news agency. "Pastors are instructed to point out
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    Hitler's Final Objective Is World Domination
    423 9 London, June 25. THE Russo-German war still forms the subject matter of leading articles m the British Press this morning. The Times, under the heading "Aid to Russia," says that the hastily resumed role of crusader against Bolshevism by Hitler has nowhere been taken
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    RUSSIAN ROSE AND YOUNG GINGERDEADHEAT
    1617 10 Moderate Dividends Again At Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, June 25. MODERATE dividends were again the order of the if day at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon, the second day of the Selangor Turf Club's Summer meeting. The going was very good and
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    WALK-OVER
    32 10 MORAVIA Sports Club were awarded a walk-over by thf> Singapore Harbour Board m a S3cond division (a) league soccer match, which was to have been played at tho S.H.B. ground yeserday.
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    DOUBLE TOTES
    37 10 The first double tote paid $79 on each of 21 winning tickets; the second double paid $53 on seven tickets on the Russian Rose-Beacon combination, and $19 on 46 tickets on the Young GingerBeacon combination.
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    PENANG TURF CLUB'S SUMMER MEETING
    195 10 JTHE Penang Turf Club's Summer meeting 1941 will be held on Saturday, Aug. 2, Monday, Aug. 4, and Saturday, Aug. 9, according to the official programme issued by the club. Entries will close at noon on.Wednesdaq. July 23, at the secretary's office. Horses m classes
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    Johore State Team
    27 10 picture. The Johorc State soccer team, which lost four-one to the Royal Mr Force m a Malaya Cup game played last week.- Free Press
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    Splendid Tennis In Men's Final At Y.M.C.A.
    588 10 KEE ONN BEATS KAMIS IN STRAIGHT SETS THERE was some splendid tennis seen at the V.M.C.A. yesterday when Chin Kee Onn beat H. Kaniis m straight sets, 6 l, 6 4, to become the singles champion of the sixth open lawn tennis tournament
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    Oxford University Beat Empire XI
    55 10 London, June 25. fIXFOKD Iniversity, plivin- their first cricket match of the term, prior to meeting Cambridge on Saturday, beat a British Empire team by 29 runs. Oxford scored 207, Tom Goddard, the Gloucester and England bonier, taking five wickets for X 4 runs. The
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    Chinese Beat Stamfords
    302 10 S.C.F.A 5: Stamford 1. ■THREE brilliant goals scored by 1 Sum Wing, one m the first half and two m the second, gave the S.C.F.A. victory by five goals to one m a second division (b) league soccer match played on the Fraser and Heave ground yesterday.
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    SINGAPORE ENGLISH SCHOOLS SPORTS
    45 10 r[E Singapore Euglisli School's ninth annual athletic sports will be held at Jalan Bei>ar stadium to-morrow, starting at 3 pm. The Old Boys' Race (440 yards) will be run at about 15 p.m.. and entries will be accepted at the post.
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    JOHORE BAHRU LEAGUE SOCCER
    234 10 Medical Sports Club And Police "A" Win (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. June 24. rpHE Medical Sports Club scared their second victory m the Johore Bahru football league to-day, beating th? Rangers by the solitary goal scored during the match. The Rangers fielded a weak
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    S.C.F.A. Beat Anti-Aircraft Gunners Four-One
    447 10 S.C.F. A. Beat Anti- Aircraft Gunners Four-One LOSERS FAIL TO SCORf OFF THREE PENALTIES S.C.F.A 4; R.A. (A.A.) DEATING the anti-aircraft Gunners by four «r Oa i at Anson Road stadium yesterday, the Straits Vk Football Association consolidated their position i ne m the first division of the league. ns
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    R.A.A.F. Easily Beat Y.M.C.A
    219 10 su wickets m nand YJ4.C.A. m a cricket match t, the V MCA ground ve^r" Australians thus tienJ??? 1 deleat they suherod the V.M.C.A. Features of the gamt w mg of O'Brien, who to* 21 runs, and Niven's four for Thompson was tkt most <-m' ml
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    WOMEN'S GOLF AT BUKIT TIMAH
    152 10 THE Royal Singapore Golf Guo^ captain's priw 'one dub -ooipetltMi* was played at Bulcit Timaii x\ Mor.wv afternoon and resulted In a win for Jte C C P Wieners *ith a n<>t score of X. The following cards were returned Mrs C C. P. Wiener*
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