The Straits Times, 9 June 1940
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Title Section41 1940-06-09 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA F j NA l EDITION No. 442 Sunday, June 9, 1940 Price 10 Cents THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya No. 442 Sunday. June 9, 1940 Price 10 Cents41 words
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Article659 1940-06-09 1 Weygand Line Still Holding Nazi Onslaught ANOTHER 400 TANKS SAID TO HAVE BEEN DESTROYED AT the dawn of the fifth day of "The Battle for France" the French spokesman said the opposing forces were still battling with each other with everincreasing violence on a line from the659 words
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Article90 1940-06-09 1 Rome. Saturday. THE nerves of the nation remain on edge with the question "Will there be war?" still unanswered. The tramo of marching columns and roar of aeroplane engines maintain an atmosphere of anx etv while the Jingolst press continues to tell an unwilling public thatReuter - 90 words
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93 1940-06-09 1 London. Saturday MEMBERS of the Indian Animal Transport companies who took part in operations In Flanders were inspected to-day by Mr. L. S. Amery. Secretary of State for India, who congratulated the men on their safe return and fine work. "I learn that nobody cculdReuter - 93 words
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Article53 1940-06-09 1 London. Saturday. TH.: Minis' ry cf Information states there 13 no foundation for the report the Duke of Windsor has resigned his military appointment. The Du!:e is visiting French troops en the Italian border and will shortly return to the headquarters of the mission to vhich heReuter - 53 words
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Article42 1940-06-09 1 (.uveston, (Tcxas>. RIR. Julius Jockusch, who has been German consul here for the past 17 Tears, has resigned his post with the comment: "1 feel my nosltion as consul of Co: many i.s inconsistent with loyal American citizenship."42 words
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Article, Illustration52 1940-06-09 1 FIELD Marsha] Hermann Goering, as the London Daily Express pictured him when it was announced at the end of last month that King Victor Emmanuel had conferred on him Italy's highest decoration, th? Supreme Order of the Annunciation, to mark the first anniversary of the signing of the52 words
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Article24 1940-06-09 1 6ir Samuel Hoare, Great Britain's cjvoy on a special mission to Span. :ucd his credentials on Saturday a. Franco i:\ the Royal Palace of24 words
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71 1940-06-09 1 Two Swiss Planes, One German Dow n In Fights Berne, Saturday. DURING further air fights over Switzerland to-day two Swiss planes and one German were brought dewn. One Swiss plane was forced to decend near Porrentruy, i^s crew injured by Bullets. Th* jiecontf" crashed near Bienne with the pilot seriouslyReuter - 71 words
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145 1940-06-09 1 GERMAN "HOVER" 'PLANE Can Fly At 31 m.p.h. AN R.A.F. Blenheim bomber ieturnfrom a raid recently sighted a German army co-operation 'plane, which was an unfamiliar type. Attributing normal speed to the enemy machine, he lived and opened fire, but found he had overshot the German, which descended until It145 words
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37 1940-06-09 1 London. Saturday. IT Is officially announced the British armed merchant cruiser Carlnthia has been torpedoed and sunk by a Üboat. Two officers and two ratings were killed, the remainder saved.— Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article19 1940-06-09 1 The Canadian shipbuilding programme is well ahead of schedule. At 15 shipyards work continues day and night.19 words
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Article27 1940-06-09 1 Aerodromes and military pclnta ln Cyprus, and also Famagusta Harbour, have been declared prohibited areas. Members of the public have been asked to enrol as special constables.27 words
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Article33 1940-06-09 1 THE French Admiralty announced on Saturday afternoon that squadrons of French naval aircraft bombed factories in the suburbs of Berlin on Friday night. A 'l the planes returned to their bases.33 words
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Article191 1940-06-09 1 THE Air Ministry has announced the award of Victoria Crosses to Flying Officer Donald Edward Garland and Sergeant Thoma* Gray, the pilot and observer respectively leading an aircraft formation of five which gallantly attacked and destroyed a bridge over the Albert Canal which was allowing191 words
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Article61 1940-06-09 1 STEPS are far in advance to bring Belgium and the Netherlands into dose financial partnership with the Al.irs. A tripartite agreement was s'gned on Saturday between Great Britain, France and Belgium the effect of which is to link the Belgian franc with the pound sterling and French61 words
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Article47 1940-06-09 1 DeliJ. Saturday. IN his newspaper Harijan. Mr. Gandhi prases the morale of the men anr women of Great Britain and France He urges Indians to show similar forftude. "We may hear of reverses to Britain but we will not hear of demoralisation."47 words
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Article61 1940-06-09 1 London. Saturday. •T*HE official Conservative candidate in the North Newcastle bye-election was defeated by the local Conservative Sir Cuthbert Headlam received 7.380 votes and Second-Lieut. Howard Grat-tan-doyle 2.982. Lieut. Orattan-doyle Is the son of the retiring Conservative, Sir Nicholas Grattan-doyle. Sir Cuthbert Headlam is aReuter - 61 words
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Article32 1940-06-09 1 It Is announced ln Rome the weekly air mall service between Italy and South America will now function only once monthly. The departure dates ot planes will not be made public— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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246 1940-06-09 1 R.A.F. Continue Damaging Attacks On Enemy London, Saturday. NEWS of the work of the R.A.F. is given in j»n Air Ministry communique. II says i hat throughout and last night the effort of the R.A.F. was again mainly directed to supporting Allied armies in France. Mar.y reconnaissances were carried out.246 words
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Article, Illustration69 1940-06-09 1 •yilE Duke of Kent, with the Kind's special permission, has joined the R.A.F. with the rank r.f group captain. The Duke, who was formally in the Admiralty Intelligence, numbered ruling his titles that of Air Vice Marshal, but he asked the King's sanction to be69 words
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Article37 1940-06-09 1 Buenos Aires, Saturday. 'THE Chamber, by 123 votes to 8, has approved a Bill to prevent activities which might undermine the neutrality of the Argentine. The measure Is directed against fifth columnists Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article189 1940-06-09 1 NO CASUALTIES LITTLE DAMAGE London. Saturday. FOR the third night in succession German places flew ovrr Great Britain last night and wurnm:* \v. re sounded in several counties. No casualties were reported and Utttt damage was done. One raider flew low over a south-ease coast town189 words
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Article68 1940-06-09 1 London. Ga,uraay. Tim War Office acnooneea in cy. cu?nce of tli? Increasing importance of home dsfen^ General Sir Kobert Gordon Finlayion a;d Llei General Sir R:nald Ad a. a ar to os General OS.v fj.aa c!in?-i:i-Chief cf the r -iern Coirrm-nds respectively. Major -General H. c. D.68 words
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Article26 1940-06-09 1 THE Trinidad Los Native Council has decided to con ribute .£300.000 to the Brit'sh war lund. It has already made contributions amounting to £200,000.26 words
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267 1940-06-09 2 2,000 Of 8,000 Machines Have Been Delivered New York, Saturday. ALLIED orders for fast fighter and bomber aeroplanes are approaching £250,000,000. The Herald-Tribune reports the Curtiss machines which are on the way to the Allied fronts arc more modern in design than the German "Stuk? Mechanics are267 words
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Article, Illustration51 1940-06-09 2 ihs scene of a bombed township in France is duplicated in hundreds of villages and towns in Northern Fra nee which were ruthlessly bombed at the beginning of the Blitzkrieg on the Western Front. In foreground is an AWed tank rattling through the streets after the51 words
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99 1940-06-09 2 Anglo-Chinese Talks Near Agreement Chungking, Saturday. BOTH British and Chinese authorities here decline to make any statement on the Tokio report that a basis for an Anglo-Japanese understanding to settle the Tientsin silver issue has apparently been reached. While no official comment is available, it is reliably learned that theReuter - 99 words
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Article57 1940-06-09 2 COMPULSORY SERVICE HINT IN EIRE Dublin, Saturday. •THE Defence Minister, Mr. Oscar Traynor, gave a warrinrr in the Senate yesterday of the possible introduction of compulsory service. If there is no better response to the call for national service, we may have to consider national registration, and may have toReuter - 57 words
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Article162 1940-06-09 2 London, Saturday. THE new schedule of reserved occupations raises the reserved age from 25 to 30 for administrative and executive grades of the 8.8.C., marketing and development boards, temporary civil servants, railway clerks, teachers, building trades and glass makers. The occupations at present reserved at 25,Reuter - 162 words
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25 1940-06-09 2 Ottawa. Saturday. WORK is being started in Canada to-day on the construction of 300 tanks ordered for Britain.— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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156 1940-06-09 2 Mackenzie King Warns Of Spread Of The Conflict Ottawa, Saturday. MR. W. L. MACKENZIE KING, Prime Minister of Canada. In a broadcast to the nation, declared, We are the bridge between the Old and New Worlds." He pledged every resource of Canad i to winning the war. I speak the156 words
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Article94 1940-06-09 2 Tokio, Saturday. ASKED whether the Japanese Government would lodge a protest with the United States regarding the proposed embargoes on machinery, machine-tools and other war supplies, the Foreign Office spokesman replied We may approach the Washington Government on receipt of full information of the matter,"94 words
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Article, Illustration17 1940-06-09 2 One of the B.E.F.* bif runs which are pounding the German lines in17 words
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89 1940-06-09 2 Sofia. Saturday. A COMMUNIQUE issued by the British legation states that although Sir Stafford Crlpps, the new British Ambassador to Russia who arrived hera en route to Moscow, has no mission In Son he has taken the opportunity of .siting the Bulgarian primeReuter - 89 words
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Article37 1940-06-09 2 Melbourne, Saturday. IU[AJOR-Gen. Sturdee has been appointed commander of the Bth Australian Division, and Major-Gener-al Wynter has been appointed General Officer Commanding, Administration of Australian Headquarters Abroad. Both fought throughout the last war37 words
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87 1940-06-09 2 AUSTRALIA A BIG SOURCE OF MUNITIONS London. Satiiru. > MUmHOMI factories in Australia are being enlarged for making bombs, depth-charges and mines. The Government arms factory will make Bren guns, while others will produce anti-aircraft guns, armoured cars and machine-guns. A dock will be built in Sydney at a cost87 words
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146 1940-06-09 2 London. Saturday THERE Is some evidence both from British and French sources that some of the enemy dive-bomber pilots are beginning to lose their nerve. No reflection is cast upon the divebomber pilots. Indeed it is conceded that they are very brave men but t^isBritish Wireless - 146 words
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49 1940-06-09 2 JAPAN— THAILAND AIR SERVICE TO BEGIN Tokio. Saturday. THE Ministry of Communications 1 announces that a regular weekly air service will be inaugurated between Jaoan and Thailand on Monday. The service will be maintained between Tokio, Talhoku, Canton and Bangkok, with the Canton-Bangkok section negotiated over the sea.—Eastern News.49 words
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40 1940-06-09 2 Moscow, Saturday. MMERKYS. Prime Minister of Lithuania, was received by M. Molotov, Soviet Premier, to-day. M. Merkys Is visiting Moscow on Molotov's invitation to discuss the recent alleged kidnapping of Soviet soldiers in Lithuania.— Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article, Illustration18 1940-06-09 2 French crowds kneeling ou side the Chnrth of St. Etiennc-du-Moiu they pray for victory.18 words
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Article156 1940-06-09 2 World's Fair Exhit:t New York. A "GREAT Britain at war" exhibit, designed to show Americans just what modern war means t> a people of a nation involved, ir.ay be staged at the British Pavilion of the New York World's Fair, said Mr. Cecil M. Pickthall, the156 words
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34 1940-06-09 2 NEW ZEALAND is sending still more frozen meat to Britain, and plans i are being made to speed up the loading of ships at New Zealand ports -Reutrr.Reuter - 34 words
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Article152 1940-06-09 2 Buchaiesl, Sa urd.i'. TRAVELLERS from Russia ar- riving in Kishniev, on the Rcssarahian frontier, report a general withdrawal of troops frcm the C:ui .asian frontier towards '.he Ukraine to reinforce the troops in Galicia Poland This appears to bo in conformity with better understanding b.152 words
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Advertisement694 1940-06-09 2 Hot Flushes and Change of Life Overcome for Women New Discovery Brings 24- N >-A<Head.ches Hour Relief From Nervousness, Giddiness, Heart Palpi- Hot Flushes^ g^Skin Blemishes tation, Fear, Loss of Energy, Night Sweats, Numbness of Giddinesstfl I Heart Hands and Feet, Etc. Mm Vm 9 o Women Fee/ 10 Years694 words
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244 1940-06-09 3 Allies Have Benefited From Long Warning London, Saturday. DISCUSSING the choice before Italy, The Times writes, When Italy was about to enter the war against Germany in 1914, Signor Mussolini proudly proclaimed that she was intervening in the name of international right.244 words
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Article25 1940-06-09 3 Mr. A. B. Baxter, M.P., has been appointed controller of factory coordination at works engaged on t'no manufacture of aircraft, aero engines and components.— ReuterReuter - 25 words
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328 1940-06-09 3 Shanghai, Saturday. A UNIQUE situation is likely to arise in Shanghai and North China in the event of Italy's entry into the war on the side of Germany as armed forces of the belligerents will continue their garrison duties side by side. This probableReuter - 328 words
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Article, Illustration73 1940-06-09 3 One house was badly damaged and slight damage teas done to other buildings when a German bomber crashed in east Sufjolk on Friday niaht revorts Reuter. Two of the crew were killed and one injured, but there' was no civilian casualty. Bombs have been dropped73 words
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98 1940-06-09 3 GERMANS ARE ESSENTIALLY A NEUROTIC RACE London, Saturday. MR. Harold Nicolson, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Information, speaking at Edinburgh referred to the German national charact r There was a tradition, he said, i it th- Germans ware not merely a hlgi-y efficient race but also a stubborn andBritish Wireless - 98 words
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179 1940-06-09 3 U.S. Public Feeling In Favour Of Joining War London, Saturday. "A NUMBER of competent judges believe that public feeling in the United States has moved far more rapidly in favour of positive intervention than Congress has yet perceived." Thus says the Daily Telegraph, commenting on the change in American sentiment.Reuter - 179 words
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34 1940-06-09 3 London, Saturday. IT is learned from authoritative quarters in London that the British Ambassador to Belgium, Sir Irncelot Ol Dhant, is alive and well in B'rlin.— British Wireless.British Wireless - 34 words
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Miscellaneous47 1940-06-09 3 Co.,- o» Bi. C0..~w j .-rXj ri --Lv I I Blondie *> By Chic Young^j COM 6 SEE) ITTS SO' WIVJDOWS J C^S EVEN SOT H (PEOPLE^I f TVESWEU_i-OuSE /-^^^X ANO DOOOS AMD r BEALPEOPLE H*^-.^J\ 'A WAOEAL^ y (MOUSE >J (EWOVTUiIsKi JUSTLY) JL\ >-. UVNG IMSIOf '.*A^~^ W47 words
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Advertisement515 1940-06-09 4 The Greatest Screen Event Since "ZOLA" •STZSXk. AlHAMBRA The Greatest Performance Robinson has ever given ll'Jiff^jIjtfTiTTiniSTirp RUTH GORDON OTTO KRUGER DONALD CRISP £jr£, Directs by WILLIAM DIETERLE A WARNER BROS.-First National Picture ALSO LATEST "PATHE GAZETTE" FINAL SCREENING TO-DAY at It a. m. Af IIA1I1ID A 1 .j AliflAraolm/m IjjiL515 words
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Advertisement331 1940-06-09 4 TO-NIGHT 615 9.1.1 |sfI|PQHHHH AN AMAZING AND THRILLING T jk W^ MELODRAMA Oh ENGLAND'S Ms^sHs^s^H^hlHsJl FEARLESS SPY^HINTERS I BRITISH INTELLIGENCE Warner Bros. Breath -taking Story! with BORIS KARLOFF, MARGARET LINDSAY Matinee To-day 2 p.m. DUST BE MY DESTINY also THE OKLAHOMA KID 7 TO-NIGHT 9.30 S^ ANDY HAUDY GETS SPRING331 words
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Advertisement431 1940-06-09 4 2nd GREAT WEEK! C A P I T 0 L 13th DAY! 4.15 DAILY 1) p.m. The World's Greatest Picture r»*timi#q s*< Triumphant Season— 'GONE WITH gl| nt WINU j|^ j^3 w 'th k^j felN^ (LARK GABLE— VIVIEN LEIGH i^«| LESLIE HOWARD and CAST of I I ENTIRELY IN TECHNICoTouJR431 words
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Article, Illustration309 1940-06-09 5 Peter The Python A New Star In Film Firmament ANEW star .n the motion picture firmament appeared the ether day as Peter the Python made his slithering and impressive screen debut. Peter is 22 feet of reticulated pyi-hon from the jungles of Sumatra. He weighs 175 pounds on an empty309 words
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Article40 1940-06-09 5 EDWARD Dmytryk, who directed Emergency Squad," featuring William Henry. Louise Campbell, Robert Paige, Richard Denning and Anthony Quinn at Paramount, is one of Hollywood's youngest directors, having started at the studio as an office boy 10 years ago.40 words
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Article241 1940-06-09 5 Show In Aid Of The War Fund QUT Of The Hat '—lnto Th» War Fund intent very well be the motto of the Malayan Magic Circle for their show at the. Victoria Theatre on July 5 and 6 which will be the first performance by amateurs in Singapore to swell241 words
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Article, Illustration108 1940-06-09 5 TiVERTON Invader, the thoroughbred Arkwrlght pointer dog which plays the canine lead in Paramount's "The Biscuit Eater." came all the way from London, England, to portray the role. Paramount searched for a perfect pointer dog for nearly four months. Mis; Rosamund Osweil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T.108 words
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Article, Illustration147 1940-06-09 5 This Week's Films ALHAMBRA Now On Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet." <Edward G. Robinson, Ruth Gordon, Otta Kruger, Donald Crisp), Warn?r Bros, drama. Next Change Swiss Family Robinson." (Thomas Mitchell, Edna Best, Froddie Bartholomew, Terry Kilburn. Jim Holt). R.K.0.-Radlo drama. CAPITOL Now On: "Gone With The Wind." (Clark Gable. Vivien Leigh,147 words
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Article46 1940-06-09 5 'riiE Light That Failed," which William A. Wellman made for Paramount, hasn't a native-born American in its top six roles. Ronald Colman. Ida Lupino, Muriel Angelus and Ernest Cossarfc all were born in England, Walter Huston In Canada, and Dudley Diggcs in Ireland.46 words
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Advertisement321 1940-06-09 5 What are you doing on Saturday? COME AND SEE THE OPENING NIGHT OF "TONY DRAWS A HORSE" BRILLIANT COMEDY SUCCESS OF THE LONDON STAGE. VICTORIA THEATRE JUNE 15, 21, 22, ZS. 29 In aid of MALAYA PATRIOTIC FUND 7/ '^PS^r! ALL OVER Tm^ORHmL you tovoMtfe SutceUftd! ,^J| National w!ll prepare321 words
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Article, Illustration1630 1940-06-09 6 Nathaniel Gubbins - Nathaniel Gubbins By IN our poor but earneat effort to dig for victory we have had no encouragement whatever from our gardener. Gardeners, we have always found, are not the gentle, generous-mind-ed, sweet-tempered men they should be. Constant association with beauty seems to do nothing for1,630 words
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Advertisement498 1940-06-09 6 At mil iBUT 7l STOUT FELLER Where are you going with that whacking big black cheroot. Not axe after last night Vm going to do a little deforesta- do f' like h f "S EJ tion, Bertie. There s a tree outside a^ ter last ht I detec a ccr498 words
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Advertisement212 1940-06-09 6 "What marvellous stuff! what is it?" m tfr v V V "It looks so delicioutly cool and so >O- W. o fresh. How do you manage to keep X Jm i^ sheer material »o free from S& la taf»«M/^ *p v. "I don't. It resists creasing of itselt. »^*^^m L*^212 words
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Miscellaneous339 1940-06-09 6 BRIDGE NOTES VyHEN your partner doubles the opponents for business, you have two excuses for taking It out: (1) you expect that In spite of his double the contract will be made; (2) ycj believe you can score more points by playing the hand than by setting the opponents. South,339 words
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Article315 1940-06-09 7 Alleged Attempt To Assault Constable MOB WHiCH THREW COAL AND STONES AT POLICE T ET this be a warning to you not to get mixed up in any k more disturbances where crowds try to assault the poiice,*' declared Mr. Conrad Old ham,315 words
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Article, Illustration141 1940-06-09 7 Union Helps Boy To Study Medicine AS a part of its policy of helping Malay boys to continue or further their education, the Singapore Malay Unic- is to pay all the expenses at the King Edward VII College of Medicine of Haji Abdul Majid bin Haji Abu Bakar, who comes141 words
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124 1940-06-09 7 Air-conditioned Barn For 120 Singapore Cows ANEW air-conditioned barn, built on the American plan, to house 120 cows is now in use at the Singapore Dairy Farm, off Bukit Timah Road. Although it has be.Mi found that air-condltkm'ng does rot increase the d:\ilv production of milk from cows, it dor>.s124 words
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Article97 1940-06-09 7 'I-rom Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Saturday. IaESIDENTS of Seremban have an excellent evening's entertainment In store when the Seremban Amateur Players present j variety entertainment at the Kinp George Fifth School hall on Thursday, June 13, in aid of the Ma'aya Patriotic Fund. The Seremban Amateur Players have97 words
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Article28 1940-06-09 7 Owing to the black-out on June 27. the Services' Dance arranged for that night at the Victoria Memorial Hall Will nsw take »lace on June 25.28 words
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Article41 1940-06-09 7 Mr. Tan Meng San, of Seremban, has received news that his brother. Mr. Tan Hai San. an undergraduate of Hon? Kon«[ University, has passed his final med ca! examination. Mr. Hai Ban is an old boy of St. Pauls Institution, Sorembaa.41 words
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67 1940-06-09 7 (From Our Own Correspondent! Muar. Saturday. ADMITTING the theft of an iron rod worth $1 Chua Kuay was fined $10 with the alternative of 10 days' rigorous imprisonment by Inche Haron bin Ahmad. It was stated by the prosecution that the accused67 words
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Article25 1940-06-09 7 The death has taken place at Seremban of Mr. W. Kraal, a retired pensioner of the Negri Sembilan Government. He was 65 years of age.25 words
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Article, Illustration40 1940-06-09 7 Sub-Lieut J. C. W. Kemp, of the Straits Settlements Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, who was presented with the bronze medal of the Royal Humane Society for saving life after the loss of the Sirdhana in a Singapore minefield.40 words
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51 1940-06-09 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Saturday. CHINESE disguised as electricians went to the house occupied by Mr. L. Brent, headmaster of the Trade School, th's morning and stole a purse containing 111, the property of an amah. There have been many such like robberies in Penan?51 words
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119 1940-06-09 7 "THAT he had run into the room 1 on hearing the cries of a four-year-old child, and that on entering he had seen the girl clasping the knees of her mother who was hanging by a length of cloth from a beam, was part119 words
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Article, Illustration14 1940-06-09 7 Weddings F. O. AND MRS. P. G. DAVIS MR. AND MRS. F. G. STIFF14 words
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173 1940-06-09 7 F. O. Patrick Davis Miss Evelyn Lindsay FLYING Officer Patrick Glaney Davis, R.A.F., was married to Miss Evelyn Margaret Dore'en Lindsay, at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. The bridegroom is the son of the lat? Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davis, of London and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and173 words
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Article27 1940-06-09 7 The Khay Wah Old Boys of Seremban staged a charity show at the Astoria Hall, Seremban, In aid of the China Relief Fund. Nearly $3,800 was collected.27 words
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Article38 1940-06-09 7 Cpl. Abdullah, of the Seremban Pol'cfc, has been transferred to the Police Depot at Kuala Lumpur and has been promoted to the rank of Inspector in the Police Department. Mr. Abdullah played soccer for Negri Sembilan as full-back.38 words
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239 1940-06-09 7 Mr. F. G. Stiff Miss A. I. Hancock MR. Francis George Stiff, of the staff of the Straits Trading Co., Ltd., Pulau Brani Smelting Works, was married to Miss Annie Isabel Hancock, at at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yesterday. The bride is th? daughter of Mr. and Mn.239 words
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234 1940-06-09 7 Labourer Drew His Pension For 24 Years MALAYA'S only labourer drawing a life pension, Sng Kirn Hai, aged 98, drew his last pension a week ago. Three days ago Sng died at his house in Geylang Road— having drawn nearly $6,000 in pensions from his former employers, FrasT and Neave,234 words
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78 1940-06-09 7 CHARGED with attempting to cheat Mr. P. H. Elkins, Senior Customs Officer, by deceiving him into the belief that there was an informer in a case and attempting to induce Mr Elkins to deliver a reward Ong Lai Chang, 31-year-old Hokkien, Leman bin Hassan, 32-year-old78 words
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Article28 1940-06-09 7 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. O. Stephens, of Port Swettenham Estate, Klang, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with an "At Home" yesterday at the Masonic Hall, Kuala Lumpur.28 words
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Article31 1940-06-09 7 Prakas Kannabhiran, of the High School, Malacca, has secured one of the two scholarships offered by the Annamalai University to Indian students in Malaya and is going to India this month31 words
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Advertisement381 1940-06-09 7 LITTLE BOY'S WEIGHT WENT UP LIKE MAGIC! Read this Schoolmaster's Story How anxious fathers and mothtrs set when they see their little o weight. Those thin, pathetic little arms and legs, those ribs sticking up through the flesh, those hollow little chreks do they mean that some far mofe tragic381 words
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Article, Illustration1276 1940-06-09 8 Bombed A Cruiser PILOT-Officer William Arthur Coote Mulloy, who has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, has an interesting connection with Malaya. He is h grandson by the first marriage of the late Col. W. H. Mulloy. RE., who at one time was stationed in Singapore, where1,276 words
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Article146 1940-06-09 8 THEN years ago he joined the staff of the Roya. Singapore Flying Clvb which was then a seaplane club with its hangar and clubhous 0 at Tanlong Pagar— as an apprentice mechanic. His ability and keenness was soon recognized by M r Harvey, who lent him146 words
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Advertisement371 1940-06-09 8 GIVE YOUR CHILDREN THIS VITAL NERVENOURISHING FOOD Vv THIAMIN* I HI AM IN (Vitamin B t is a food element that nourishes the nerves, promotes energy, aids digestion. Vital to perfect health, it must he resupplied to the system daily. Growing children especially need >* the great benefits found in371 words
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Advertisement526 1940-06-09 8 #DR. VV. C. ROY'S ROYAPILLA for MENTAL DISEASES Free Particulars from SOLE AGENTS i MS. SINGAPORE TRADERS, gloce house 254-A, TANJONG PAGAX ROAD,— SINGAPORE. FAMOUS FOR SEVENTY~YEARS f*jflwEmmw9m*^ l^^fi /T^JBvjß 2K&»jR \S^^^ Jm t i m *m 3LVI S A C A B C I cf ''T*mm^^SxC*vxy7&^^^^£Wim^rm^&£ I m J526 words
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Article135 1940-06-09 9 Crown Not To Appeal MONEY TO BE RETURNED THE case in which Haxoor Singh Narulla was acquitted on a charge of importing 360,990 Japanese yen in currency notes into the Colony, without a licence from the Colonial Secretary, had a sequel in the third court yesterday.135 words
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Article, Illustration262 1940-06-09 9 pKOUCHED uncomfortably on a branch and hidden under a green hide with his camera exposed through one of its many holes, a Singapore doctor recently spent many days trying to photograph the oil spring of Singapore's biggest bird of prey the whitebellied262 words
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Article, Illustration49 1940-06-09 9 Jesselton Vernacular School garden was awarded the shield shewn in the picture during 1940 for being the best kept school garden on the coastal belt of the West Coast of North Borneo. The Inspector of Schools, Mr. Ingle, is seen with the staff and boys.49 words
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354 1940-06-09 9 THE Legislative Council meeting to-morrow will be one of 1 the most important since the outbreak of war. Apart from the two new Bills the Compulsory Service (Local Forces) Ordinance, and the Local Forces (Training) Ordinance several councillors, it is understood, will urge Government354 words
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28 1940-06-09 9 Mr. Rowland Lyne, general secretary and physical director of the Singapore V.M.C.A., will speak from the Singapore wireless station at 7.45 p.m. to-day.28 words
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Advertisement494 1940-06-09 9 \F* SAU C E^ creates that i§|f healthy, hungry&pj feeling z^yj|x You'll enjoy meals raore MFJ ffoihitor^l when you have a litttle IttMzH hpiT^M H.P. Sauce with your WS§&\ Ili^f meat, fish and cheese //s^Sf rrftlfi}] dishes. This rich, //;^M /i***jjf fruiry sauce givej a JpNiv fjUi^J delicious tang to494 words
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Advertisement86 1940-06-09 9 BROADCAST TALK ON TOTALITARIANISM DR. T. H. Silcock, Professor of Economics at Raffles College, will broadcast a talk on "What is Totalitarianism?" from the Singapore station on Monday at 7.45 p.m. Dr. Silcock will explain what is meant by the word totalitarianism, and what the Nazi totalitarianisM the Allies are86 words
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Advertisement153 1940-06-09 9 British of course! Always Carry A Registered Trad* Mark Label on Pyramid. Ml Handkerchief PYRAMID Tradf Mark HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN WOMEN A TOOTAL PRODUCT GUARANTEED BY TOOTAL BROADHURST LEE CO.. LTD. MANCHESTER 1 ENGLAND: P. 4 LIFE ASSURANCE IN WARTIME j i The Great Eastern Life continues to live up153 words
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Article, Illustration813 1940-06-09 10 Opinion OUR ALLY I AST week the world resounded 1-4 with praise for the gallant B.E.F. that had fought Its way so tenaciously through a seemingly inescapable "ring of steel." To-day it is the armies of France which, earning a glory that will echo through the ages to come, are813 words
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Article458 1940-06-09 10 AMAZING STORIES OF THEIR WORK A DANGER almost as great as the mechanised advance of the German Army has faced the Allied troops in France—espionage behind the lines. Here are some amazing stories of the work of Nazi spies A cure was conducting a service In458 words
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83 1940-06-09 10 U.S. FIRM'S PACT WITH GERMANS Fined £10,000 New York. FINES totalling £10.000 have been Imposed on the Bausch and Lomo Optical Company and three of Its offl clals. They were accused of violating the anti-trust laws by making a secre* agreement with the German firm, Carl Zeiss. to divide the83 words
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Article156 1940-06-09 10 YARD CHIEF KILLED BY NAZI PLANE SUPERINTENDENT Clarence E. Campion, formerly chief of Scotland-yard's "Rogues' Gallery" (the Criminal Record Office), has been killed in France. He was hit by a machine-gun bullet from a Nazi plane in a raid over a French coastal town. Tall, curly-headed. Superintendent Campion was 48,156 words
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72 1940-06-09 10 WHILE the Italian Press was forcing home to readers the axiom that the Mediterranean is "our sea," the Rome Admiralty announced that the first of Italy's 35,000-ton battle-ships, the Vittorio Veneto, is now in commission. One of her sister ships, the Littorlo. will be72 words
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Article282 1940-06-09 10 Dill Names His Right Hand Man CIR JOHN MIX has efcMM M Ml right-hand man a general trained in «>|>en warfare, i-xj-eiii'ivj in the use of tanks and mobile columns. He is Lieut-General R. H. Balnlng, who, the War Office announces, lias been appointed Viee-Cliief of th? Imperial G. ncral282 words
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Advertisement644 1940-06-09 10 THE NEW WORLD CABARET Let Mien Chong look after your TO DAY TIFFIN DANCE Clothes. j 30 |o 430 pjn> Admission Fr«e. You are assured of full confi- TO NIGHT 9.30 TO MIDNIGHT dence in the correctness of the Admission 50 cts. cut, the quality of the materials M M644 words
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Advertisement16 1940-06-09 10 SINGAPORE NEW ZEALAND AUSTRALIA SINGAPORE From £116/5/K P. M. LINE. One rp. in Holland) Tel 5451.16 words
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Miscellaneous8 1940-06-09 10 EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street, Singapore.8 words
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Article428 1940-06-09 11 R. A. F.s Dauntless Band Headed By "Cobber" Kain WHY NAZI LOSSES ARE FIVE TO ONE IT i< reported that raving eommisMons are being allowed to some of Great Britain's ace pilots who have a bajf «:f twenty or more enomy machines. Instead of working in428 words
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Article, Illustration35 1940-06-09 11 camermen have been allocated to ships in the British Fleet. The picture shows Mr. Turner, of Gaumont British, filming: (with a long-focus lens) •lnrintr an enemy air attack on a naval nr.it.35 words
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44 1940-06-09 11 LEGISLATION requiring the registration and finger-printing of all aliens in the United States has been approved by the Senate judiciary subcommittee in Washington. The legislation was described as a move to protect America from fifth columns or similar groups."44 words
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Article71 1940-06-09 11 I^EARLY 500 boys of King's School. Canterbury, probably the oldest public school in England, are being evacuated to St. Austell, Cornwall. Two large hotels have been taken, and it is understood that King's School wi]l Join forces with another public school. Canterbury Cathedral Choir School has71 words
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Article, Illustration182 1940-06-09 11 gURPRISE element of the Nazi drive for the Channel ports have been the Zundapp MotorCycle Corps. If given the chance thc.^e heavily armed units race many miles ahead of the main body of advancing troops and attempt to ravage the open countryside, seizing strategic points suchHaworth; Daily Mail - 182 words
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Article203 1940-06-09 11 Attacked 3 Times In 24 Hours Paris, May, 21. •"pHE narrow escape of Gen. Wey- {and, Commander-in-chief of the Allied armies, when he visited the northern armies yesterday was publicly announced to-day. Flying from Paris in an army bomber escorted by chaser 'planes, he flew over the203 words
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43 1940-06-09 11 MR. EDEN, War Secretary, replying in the House of Commons to Mr. LJpson (Ind.. Cheltenham), said the Army was experimenting in the training of patrol dogs. He knew the Germans had something like 100,000 of these degs.43 words
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85 1940-06-09 11 DEPORTATION FOR PROFITEERS New Decree In Turkey Ankara. ACCORDING to a Turkish Govern- ment decree Just published In the official gazette, landlords who unduly increase rents are liable to arrest, heavy fines and deportation for periods up to two years In remote '.natolian centres if the tenants' denunciation is proved.85 words
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Article64 1940-06-09 11 "TWO of the bride's great-grand- children were among the guests at the wedding at Croydon of Mr. Frank Young and Mrs. Maria Lancey. both aged 80, of Northcote Road. Selhurst. Mr. Young had been married twice before. Six of the eight children of his firs' marriage are64 words
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Advertisement514 1940-06-09 11 Heart Trouble Dangers Due to High Blood Pressure A /^£^S?F^HEADACHe Jwvyffi pooiisutp Dangerous Symptoms r Fli^mMi rmmm HEART Check These Symptoms J^Mm^ N p t^f Htss iih Your Condition j^j^IKCTjSaVVIJ Before It Is Too Late ll'iß^sW^' GE^' 0N The ilvpg ot thousands, yes, millions of men and lAil 1 15514 words
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Advertisement14 1940-06-09 11 ITS ILLEGAL! ...BUT SO v V UPROARIOUSI V <§£>& J\ 7tt///t/wsf MiiifmuJi A COIVMIIA MCTUM14 words
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Advertisement135 1940-06-09 11 WRPEBO HIILER) with pour) MF tf cue sttra^ Mr. Can't: "What I suffer from is lack of energy!" Mr. Can* "What you suffer from is lack of Eno!" £No 1 Energy for work and play it <'i'f r f# r# I known only to those in perfect c *Ut* fitness.135 words
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Article617 1940-06-09 12 Tin Reaches Highest Level For Long Period BY THE SUNDAY TIMES FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT Singapore, Saturday. TOMMODITY prices reached particularly high level early this week and, after a slight relapse, regained their losses. To-day's tin price of $139 is the highest for a long time past. With617 words
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1310 1940-06-09 12 Fraser Co.'s Singapore Share Quo tations Great E. Life <$1C; 59.00 63.00 Great E. Life ($3 pd.) 17.50 18 50 W Hammer Co ($10) 36.25 36.75 Henry Wsugh Co. ($10) 8.75 9.25 c.d. Unrigkonp n.f <r.angnai Bank (H.K. $125) 710.00 725.00 Investment rrust 10s 6d lls 6d M. Electric Ord.1,310 words
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Article110 1940-06-09 12 Sui&apurt:, june o, uuuu. Buyers Sellen Gambler $.775 Hamburg Cuba $13.00 Java Cube $12.50 'epper White Muntok $14.00 White $13.50 Black 7.75 7opra Mixed $3.00 Sun Dried $3.40 iapo Flour No. 1 y6.50 $6.50 Lingga $6.10 $«.10 Fair $5.95 $5.95 Sarawak $5.85 'elotong Palembang $16.50 Banja $16.00110 words
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49 1940-06-09 12 London, Sunday. 'THE Australian war loan for £20,000,000 the subscription lists for which were to have Temalned open for another week, has been over-sub-scribed. The lists therefore have been closed. This achievement follows the complete subscription of a loan of £18,000,000 last March.— British Wireless.British Wireless - 49 words
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175 1940-06-09 12 FRASER COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Book! Company Dividend Close TIN Burma Malay 6d No. 23 June 24 Hong Fatt 7% Int. June 13 Johan 5% int. ..June 12 Katu 6d No. 27 6d Bonus June 14 K.L. Tin Is No 27 Mai. Tin 10% Int. 24% bonus Raub 4d.175 words
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Article190 1940-06-09 12 Singapore. Saturday. The following are the jxcnange rate& this morning according to the tlaily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation:— SELLING London T.T 2/4 i/16 Loi.don demand 2/4 1/16 Lyons demand 2060 Switzerland demand 208 Vi Hamburg demand New York demand 46 15/16 Montreal demand 51190 words
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Article94 1940-06-09 12 Saturday, lune 8, noon. Uuyert Seller* Pr'.ce* P.-Ire* No. IX B.S.S. (Spot loose) 37*. 38 No IX R.S S toh in eases Jane- July, Seller's option ttfi 38', (i.K A.Q. R.S S t ab in to -le» June- July, Seller's option 37 >■* 37% t94 words
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Advertisement355 1940-06-09 12 i ft*/ fLf **i I M _"k',W*.* U M EJ* rz *i2~ tfjm j-^X^^ K< Ha v Ml Of course that rule comes first. For fi loner Cleanliness is the very beginning fit W'-Sb of health! And to make absolutely certain f?l;s^ that deep-down Inner Cleanliness is your I* V355 words
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Advertisement629 1940-06-09 12 Youthful Vigour Restored In 24 Hours w^ Glands Fortified k by New Discovery JMAzr. Do you feel old before rour time? Are you tired, run- BWV Mtn down, worn out. ard unable to keep up with the speed and pleasures or modern life? Do you suffer from loss of I629 words
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Article413 1940-06-09 13 Luke's Circus. By Ruth ManninrSanders. Collins Bs. (id. CIRCUSES are like horseback riding; they are both flourishing with renewed vigour after a period of neglect, nd both have become favourite subjects for artists and writers. In "Luke's Circus." Miss Manning-Sander.' te&a the life story of a scion of413 words
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Article406 1940-06-09 13 "Sea Warfare To-day." By Sir Herbert Kussell. K.B.E. John Lane, The Bodley Head, 3s. 6d. FE author began this little book before the war and finished it a.ter the "Graf Spec" had met her end. War ha* obviously affected Its whole range am* nurpose, and much In406 words
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Article2261 1940-06-09 13 R. H. Naylor - R. H. Naylor By THIS WEEK'S GOOD DAYS FOE: BUYING: Business deals: To-mon-ow 10 Sat. IS. Personal shopping: Wed. 12— Thurs. 13 SELLING Tues. 11. ENTERTAINING: To-morrow 10— Wed. 12 Thurs. 13. SPORT: To-mcrrow 10— Wed. 12. YOU should this week have a rather better deal2,261 words
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Article418 1940-06-09 13 Hb.HE, grouped according to month of birth (irrespective of year), is a statement of probabilities to be expected this week. JANUARY (Dec. 21— Jan. 20) Very busy week, three main things on your mind: money: a journey: a relative. Money prospects not too good, travel plans418 words
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Advertisement548 1940-06-09 13 BETTER VISION BETTER MOVIES You ardent movie fans wouldn't think of walking out on a good picture only two-thirds over. Vet many of you may be missing a third of every movie you see, simply l>< cause your eyesight is poor. Maybe Ann Sheridan's beauty and lit phurn's charm and548 words
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Advertisement583 1940-06-09 13 LEARN SHORTHAND BY POST AND BE CERTAIN OF A JOB For 70 years Pn man's navr taugiit shorthand surcesMiilly. Tens of thousands have gained good posts through it* mastery now. In your own home, you can acquire the ability to take 1< tter^ or speeches if you seek employment as583 words
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Article, Illustration776 1940-06-09 14 Make-up For The Oval Type Of Face Max Factor's Advice MOT every oval face is a beautiful face. Nor is every face wh'^h is not an oval one necessc nly unattractive. However, if you possess an ovalshape countenance, you do have what is artistically considered to be the most basically776 words
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Article85 1940-06-09 14 DREAKFAST china which Is fresh v and gay is worth seeking. It has a tonic effect on mood and appetite first thing in the morning; even oa those who maintain they do not notice such things. There are new sets which match chintz, with the same colourings in85 words
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Article113 1940-06-09 14 IF you find, these days, you must tackle odd jobs about the house, you will find that a properly organized tool-box is a great saver of temper and time. Most men are content with an old case into which tools, nails, screws. wire, hooks and oddments lie in113 words
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Advertisement260 1940-06-09 14 yrzwf The sniuir woman to-day, knows the delicate charm of carrying one scent throughout all her toilet preparations. For her, Elizabeth Arden has prepared her Blue Grass Sequence," based on the exquisite fragrance of her famous Blue Grass Perfume, inspired by the famous Kentucky Blue Grass Country. r V *BLUE260 words
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Advertisement340 1940-06-09 14 I <ds[ Like Hollywood s famous screen stars, you, too, will QB^ j be delighted with the < f 1 lovely, natural beauty im- I Jjjß ~pb j parted by this life-like L^B A ilouge, created by MAX JS g^^ q m june iang JWHl^^B 'ihi Max Factor B AVAIIAMJ340 words
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553 1940-06-09 15 Wedding Gowns, Posies, Scarves And Other Things By Sunday Times London Woman Correspondent IN the hands of expert dress designers, delicately coloured woollens are being transformed into very desirable wedding gowns. These gowns are beautiful on the great occasion, and attractive for parties afterwards. A wedding frock designed in primrose553 words
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Article, Illustration91 1940-06-09 15 r\OTS get out of line In the new spring prints and take on a gay new pattern such as this print worn by Deanna Durbln, Universal's singing star. The print is of navy foulard silk with white bubble dot. New style notes are seen in91 words
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Advertisement428 1940-06-09 15 C. K. TANG 241, River Valley Road, Phone 2181, SINGAPORE. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS We beg to announce that our shop will be closed on Sumi All Customers are assured of more convenience for their shopping on week-days. A new shipment of Chinese embroidered slippers, Linen goods and Camphorwood chests. Just428 words
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Advertisement198 1940-06-09 15 How I Got Rid Of SUPERFLUOUS TRAINED JE razor only made the W^/^J^^ |g#*f§| hair grow faster and Wtifff coarsei. Then a^P"**«Vi^his friend told me about m \«j aV 1 the New VEET. It 1 Htti_2Sy removed every trace ot hair in three minutes. Left my skin soft and smooth198 words
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Advertisement394 1940-06-09 15 m^fA** y^E) Wherever you find loveUness there also you I i ujm^ will find the Yardley Lavender. The Lovable SirpP^B Fragrance is so gay so frc&h so youthful— j J Bit iri*% P cr f eet n accompaniment to the cared-for I H^P^l I Make its happy acquaintance and discover,394 words
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Advertisement704 1940-06-09 16 SEALED against substitution Brylcreem THE PERFECT HAIR DRESSING NOW IN MEIAI-CAPPED BOTTLES /^^^^aa^aai^N. \\7^^ y° u u y Brylcreem look W&>^ t >^j^^v v the stopper. Refuse to /■■^^^t^^ b^9lbV\ acee P l an y bottle on which the if &Jl Hbib^VN meta ca P s broken. By so doing704 words
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Advertisement281 1940-06-09 16 taataaCa«a'La*&JP ""P^ /ML -J^V" ENDED BY YEAST -VITE There Is a smiline; face In overy bottle of YEAST -VITE— a quick tonic pick-me-up In every tablet YOU can enjoy YEAST- VITE relief from those ailments that spoil existence If you are depressed, Bleoplosa, nervy "—you can revel In the aon3e281 words
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Miscellaneous987 1940-06-09 16 Wireless Programmes TO-DAY SINGAPORE ZHL 1.33 met <225m.) ZHP 9.69 mes 30.96m.) 11.00 a.m. Military band music played by the Regimental Band of H. M. Orenaditi Guardst; 11.15 a.m. Concert by Reller's Band. Relayed from the Sea View Hotel; 12.10 p.m Interlude of songs Essie Ackland (contralto it; 12.25 p.m.987 words
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Miscellaneous378 1940-06-09 16 EMPIRE STATION The following Is a summary of the B.BC. overseas programmes: G.05 p.m. Concert by BBC. orchestra; 025 p.m. Summary of next week's programme; 6.50 p.m. Pull news bulletin; 7.20 p.m. ews In Dutch: 7.35 p.m. "Sentimental Journey Thro" France" adaption frcm Iawrenoo Sterne's novel; 8.35 p.m. News summary;378 words
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Miscellaneous779 1940-06-09 16 NIROM TOD 9.65 melt (31.20 mi; VOA 6 0S mr M9.6 m.); PMN 1026 we s (it.* iu). V i)l 11.8b me i (253 ml: VDC 516 w (1980 m.) 7.20 a.rn. Opening announccmrnt; 7.50 am. Church service; 9.05 a.m. Records: 9.50 a.m. Classical concert; 10.45 pm. New Mayfalr orchestra;779 words
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559 1940-06-09 17 it ninton Correspondent) pare Badminton Association has on many occasions >inco Hi inception in respond io any appeal j a worthy cause by organls- ateh and donating cr, of su;-h matches to the i i cerned. i exhibitions was that he!d at tho 1 Hall559 words
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Article, Illustration1835 1940-06-09 17 Garrison Sports Notes By "Doc." ALIIiOUGH billed as a Combined Buffccj team to play the Chinese soccer toans/. It was actually an Army side that turned out. and not the strongest Army eleven at that. The side were beaten by far better footballers. There were many gaps In the Army1,835 words
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Article155 1940-06-09 17 pi.-AYING on the homo court last Sundu? th 3 Makepeace B.F. beat, the St Joseph's Church Brigade by five names to two. Results (Makepeace first c P. HewLronr.er beat Raymond Frois 15 8. 15 10; Cyril Wee beat T:nny Rodrigues 15 1, 13—2; W. Dana bear W. Rodrigues155 words
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Article74 1940-06-09 17 A friendly badminton match will be playei to-day at 350 East Coast Road between th? Mayfair B t?am and the -ingnpore Amateur Sporting Union at 3 p.m. Mayfair team: Lim Yew Hock, Chan Yew Chong, Tan Soo Liew. Tan Meng Ong, Teo Soo Wah, Tun Eng Kiat. Teoh74 words
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Article, Illustration67 1940-06-09 17 The liUMi B.r.'s tab!: tennis te.uu: Front row (left to right) Miss F. K. C hong. See l'cv- V. an (hon. secretary). Chow Shi Lin i p resident Koh Tian Hock (hon. treasure! and Miss L. F. Yuen. Back row (left to right) (him Kirn Hr.irn, Lim MM Xghec, Lim67 words
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Article58 1940-06-09 17 "From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar. RESULTS In the annual sports of the Government English Preparatory School. Muar: Teachers Race: 1. P. Danker; 2. Yusof bin Tajudin. Parents Race: Inche Mohamad Noor bin Mohamad Shah. Old Boys Obstacle Race: Inche Mohamad bin Haji Omar Inter-School Relay: winners. Government58 words
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Article183 1940-06-09 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. THREE matches in the second division league were played during the week Thers were no surprising results. Parit Amal, the unb?a;e.i tea«» were held to a draw by Parit Stougkat, neither side scoring. In ttH second match Sri Bakrl were fulW183 words
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Article54 1940-06-09 17 AT the annual g?neral mectlns or tne A Cameron B.P. of Seremban, rew efflrr bearers were elected as follows: Presiaen-. Kat Fye Hln; vice-president, I*e Cheng Hoe, hon. Secretary, Lee Plang Soon; hon. Ires rurer, Chang Hoi Pin, auditor; Kirn Lye Chuan, sports captain. Lee Moh Hon committee54 words
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189 1940-06-09 17 •"PHE second game of the baseball league will get under way to-day at Jalan Besar stadium "<vhen the high-stepping Americans taka on the R.A.F. nine. The game Is called for 4 o'clock. SUverstein and Sousotte, who suffered injuries in last week's tussle with the189 words
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Article52 1940-06-09 17 The following will play for the V.M.C.A. Junior Department against Singapore English School on Wednesday on the Bras Basah Road ground at 5.00 p.m.: Lim NJit Siong. Kch Chid Weng, Vow Wah Sung, Teo Seng Chew, Fong Kirn Choon, B. Fones, Low Kok Kong, Wong Vow Chuan, Loi52 words
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Article299 1940-06-09 17 (From Our Own Correspondent > Johore Bahru, Saturd iv. THERE are only a few matches more for the completion of the first round of th? Johore Bahru football league. With two oi their best men, Johnson and Sheikh Ahmad being not available, the Prisons, the past year's299 words
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Article79 1940-06-09 17 Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Saturday. ON a ground flooded In several places owing to heavy rain, the League soccer match between the Customs and the Medical Sports Club was played to-day, resulting In the Customs winning seven-nil. After setting up a close fight in79 words
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77 1940-06-09 17 T*HE following are the latest positions in the Muar first division soccer league: lovt. Offices !ustoms S.C. 4uar Pullce 'ountain F. T. rubahan Stia C. ohore Mil. F. 3 2 3 3 3 2 3 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 277 words
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Article205 1940-06-09 17 rVO boxing programme! are to b© held this month, one at the Happy World and the other at the New World. On Friday next C. S. See is to stage his first major card at the covered stadium. Two of B?tre Bell's latest importations. Jo? Valesco and205 words
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75 1940-06-09 17 'From Our Own Correspondent* Johore Bahru, Saturday. SOCCER followers will have the opportunity of seeing a good game at the Police Depot ground on Sunday evening when* the Straits Chinese Football Association will be opposed to a team representing the Johore Football Assocation. The Johore75 words
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Article92 1940-06-09 17 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar. GOOD tennis was seen at the Hospital Club court when two exhibition matches were p'.ayed before the distribution of prizes won in the various -vents run by the Muar Hospital Sports Club. In the first exhibition inntili Yon bin Mian and N. A.92 words
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Advertisement273 1940-06-09 17 j A Size and Type for Every Use! I I his is a picture of a very popular truck, the International pickup. General utility trucks of this type are available in three whcelhase lengths: 1 1 5, 125, and 130 inches. International Harvester offers trucks in a wide I range273 words
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Article1776 1940-06-09 18 Trainer Ollie Davies 9 First Success (From Our Own Correspondent.) I /.oh, Saturday. T"HK Malayan course record for six furlongs was broken at Ipoh to-day by Mediation, which won the eighth race. Mediation, which was making its debut en the Malayan turf, covered the1,776 words
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Article73 1940-06-09 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. MALACCA will be at full strength for the H.M.S. Malaya Cud soccer game against the Army In Sinagpore on Saturday June 15. The following have been selected Low Ah Sang D. Hendroff. Tarn Chee Lim: Wee Tiam Tye,73 words
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Article62 1940-06-09 18 The following will play soccer for the V.M.C. in a League match vs. J.C.S.A. on the Anson Road Ground on Monday at 5.10 p.m Wee Aik Chan. M Swyny. V. N. Pillay, J. G. Moxon. G. L. Day, V. R. Sabapathy, S. Orton, R. Lawrence. T. Morrison, K.62 words
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Article, Illustration17 1940-06-09 18 LEE VAT CHONG Plays for Selangor State football and hockey teams. Is also an excellent badminton player.17 words
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Article240 1940-06-09 18 AN S.C.C. second team were much too good for an S.R.C. second team in a game of, cricket played on the padang yesterday. S.R.C. J. Galistan c Ewart b Jeans 0 N. Aerla b Joans 0 P D' Almeida b Bleakley 30 Dr. L. S. da240 words
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Article239 1940-06-09 18 •T'HE Police had little difficulty in beating the Medical Cclleg? in a cricket match played at the Depot yesterday. POLICE Keen Tat b Alvis 11 Boudewyn c K. S. Ratnam b Alyis 11 Kim Swee b Hera Singh 14 Sanderson c Swee Law b Ong239 words
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Article180 1940-06-09 18 Europeans Meet Rest In K.L. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. IN spite of a late start— 4.os p.m. instead of 2.15 because of rain tnr Rest collected 187 runs for the loss ot '"'nly five wickets in a 1 ttle over two Imurs in their annual cHcket encounI180 words
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175 1940-06-09 18 BATTING first on a f;ood wicket, the S.R.C. were in a strong position at the close of the Trst day of their two-day cricket match with the Ceylonese at Balestier ytsterday. When stumps we/c rawn the Recs. were seven wickets devn .or 182; five of175 words
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Article196 1940-06-09 18 •pHE Etceteras beat the Army by four wickets in a game of cricket played on the padang yesterday. ARMY 2nd Lieut. Tanner b Todd 14 2nd Lieut. Isherwood c Todd b Jagger 34 Lieut. Whiteing c Grieve b Todd 5 Capt. Castor b Jagger 0 Major196 words
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Article800 1940-06-09 19 PLAYING in the southern section of the Malaya Cup competition at Anson Road stadium yesterday, the Royal Air Force beat Negri Sembilan by three goals to nil. On the run of play the Airmen were *.>rth a bigger score, and lt was chiefly the800 words
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233 1940-06-09 19 AN R.A.F. (H.Q.) eleven beat a Medical College side by 71 runs at cricket at the College gnrmd yesterday. MEDICAL COLLEGE Kuldlp Singh b Brown 0 Sandosham c Rae b James 52 R. Ebert c White b Rowling H Seng Guan c Garden233 words
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202 1940-06-09 19 HEADQUARTERS Emu suffered their first real collapse this season xehen they were easily beaten by the Indian Association at Baleslier yesterday. INDIAN ASSOCIATION Abbasbhoy c and b Iyappa 51 P. K. Baskaran b Bsnnett 6 B. S. Varma lbw. Bennett 0 D. K. Samy b202 words
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Article188 1940-06-09 19 •pHE Straits Chinese R.C. met the Malay Football Assn. at cricket on Hong Lim Green yesterday. S.C.R.C. Evan Wong b Shah 11 Kc*e Pow b Shah 10 Cheow Chye b Ismail 7 Boon Unn not out 31 Keng Siew b Shah 11 K. T Ooi b Mahmood188 words
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Article117 1940-06-09 19 GRAND soccer is expected at the Anson Road stadium to-day when the Eastern Athletic Association team from Hong Kong meet All-Singapore in their last match in Singapore. After a clean-cut victory over the Army, the visitors were held to a draw of two- all by117 words
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Article86 1940-06-09 19 CUP FINA West Ham 1 Blackburn K. 0 LEAGUE GAMES SOUTH D Bournemouth 2 Aldershot 1 Brighton 3 Clapton 0 Southend 2 Watford 2 MIDLAND Birmingham 8 Walsall 1 Leicester 2 Northampton 0 EAST MIDLAND Orlmsby 4 Notts. Forest 3 NORTH WESTERN Oldham 4 Blackpool 2 SOUTH WESTERN New-port86 words
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Article234 1940-06-09 19 TTHE Victoria School beat 6w. Anthony's School at cricket by 56 runs at Farrer Park yesterday. VICTORIA SCHOOL A. Ahmad c A. de Souza b J. de Souza 3 J. Traill c Thlam Kwee b J. de Souza 11 S. Kulasingam bJ.de Souza 15 Teo234 words
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Article215 1940-06-09 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Beremban. TTHE Ncgrl Sembllan Club beat the Ceylon Tamils Association in an Inter-club cricket match. NEGRI SEMBILAN CLUB V. S. Thamboe c Alexander b Rajah 2. W. Seneviratne b Sivagnanam 5, B. J. Dionysius b Sivagnanam 0, Lee Moh Hon b215 words
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Article174 1940-06-09 19 THOMPSON LEADS IN SINGAPORE GOLF T"HE qualifying round of the Singa- pore golf championships began at the Keppel Golf Club yesterday with play in the first 18 holes. Play for the second 18 holes will take place to-day, and the draw for match play will take place at the Club174 words
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Article183 1940-06-09 19 Wariensville, Ohio, Saturday. IN the American open golf championship Sam Snead with a record first round of 67 and a second of 74 tied at the end of the second round with Lawson Little, who had a 72 and a 69 and Horton Smith also with 69 and183 words
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Article62 1940-06-09 19 "From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. APART from the Malaya Cup socc?r fixture between Perak and Kedah which will be played here next Saturday, soccer enthusiasts all over the State will have an opportunity of seeing the Hong Kong Eastern Athletic Association football team in action. They will62 words
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418 1940-06-09 19 ST. Andrew's School won both their first and second team cricket matches against the St. Joseph's Institution yesterday. In the first team match they won by 84 runs and In the other by 89 runs. ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL I Fung Guan Chye c Rozario418 words
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Article, Illustration82 1940-06-09 20 NORMALLY a great African chief would not appear in public more than three times a year and would never meet a neighbouring chief in conference, but the British Government has persuaded them to meet amicably in conference to discuss both in private and in public the welfare82 words
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Article, Illustration52 1940-06-09 20 Seen smiling here is Prince Bernhard of Holland, at a guarded post on the N >rth Sea Front in France. He Is accompanied oy an Army officer. Princw Dernhard, before going to France, accompanied his wife, Princess Juliana, and their children to London from Holland in a52 words
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Article, Illustration31 1940-06-09 20 These pilots, each one from a different part of the Empire, have bombed and machine-gunned the enemy without respite ever since the Nazi invasion ot France.31 words
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Article, Illustration45 1940-06-09 20 Bull's-Ey e For A Briti sh Gunner One more victim of R.A.F. lighters la France. A. Junkers 88 latest type of German bomber— bronrht down during the recent air fighting. One bullet went straight through the bomb-aimer's window M can be seen in the picture.45 words
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