The Straits Times, 27 June 1941

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    38 1 FINAL EDTN. The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED KEARLT A CKNTORTI MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER LARGEST NET SALES i PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1941 PRICE 5 C'KNTS. The Straits Times 16 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1941 PBICK 5 (JKNTS.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      IN MEMORIAM
      47 2 Waller Martin Beins died at Bangalore t7U» June 1910, "We shall slnfj on that btautiful hore The melodious songs of the blest And our spirits fhall sorrow no more Not a sigh for the blessing of Rest" to Etnrt dßellnd Bellni lPnrietta IrCnt Dv CI
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
      39 2 The family of the late Mr. Tan Boon Chuan v.J h t» thank all relatives, friends and aA3orljitions who paid night visits' and attended the funeral, as well as those who eondo?- wrcaths caskcU and letterg of i
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      350 2 PUBLIC^NOTICES r«?i»« NGAPOKE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION MmZJ"^!. 1 ne 7by Blven tr.at the Rubbe< ...arket will be clewed officially on Monday I 30th June, mi being a nank l( Ma By Order of the Commltt--OATTEY BATEMAN. Secretaries. SUNGEI LUAS TIN DREDGING^ LIMITED. (Incorporated to the F.M.8. Notice is
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      418 3 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. BLUE FU2INEL LINE. Frequent Sailing, to United Kingdom. Date* are not guaranteed, all cargo bookings subject to Conference War Clause*. WESTERN AUSTRALIA THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE CHEAPEST FARE Regular Services to Fremantle (Perth) via Java by first class passenger ships. Single fare $192 (A £28)
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      28 3 AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES, LTD. FREQUENT SAILINGS DURING JULY DESTINED TO UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO: AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES LTD. UNION BUILDING, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONE 5931.
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      199 3 Radio Programmes TO-DAY SINGAPORE 7.IIL 1.33J *c 1 (2ZS m-> 4HP1 ».69 mt/t III.M [/Mfi S.11J BK/t 48.48 "»•> ZHP3 7.M DK/> HM» ZHU 4HP1 AND ZHP.J 5 n m. Puiping diamait; 5.35 pi. News in Cantonese" 5.50 p.m. Hokkien musict 6 p.m. News in Hokklor.t; 6^15 p.m. Warning to
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      205 3 Royal Marlnest; 10. 45 p.m. Warning to I Maxinrrs. Close down. ZHP.3. 5 d m. ReclUtlon of the Koran followed by a R. ligious Talk in Malay; 5.50 p.m. Hindustani music; 6.05 p.m. News In Hii.dust*nl; 8. 20 p.m. Tamil musict. 6 40 p.m. News ii Tamil; 7 p.m. Nelson
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      670 3 ITamme summary and Peipen? dramas 12 .5. >.m. Mid-day Market Price*. In Hokkir". p.m. European programme summary, anjouncements and mid-day Market ratm\ I 05 p m. Alfredo Campoli ind his Salop >chestrat; 1.30 p.m. Warnin* to MarlneM «ew»; 1.45 p m. Interval. ZHL. ZHP1 AND l»T.i 5 p m Mandarin
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      915 3 EMPIRE STATION Krvisrd irequenej SfB'»«" r.attrrn rr»niml»»Hii> «I5 W Ml* GSV-IUI met; lb.»4 Metre* From «.H II 1 pm G»»>— met: 45.53 metre* G8D- GSt 31 tnnrr oiiHli «n« OK* ltl.t» n> 6 IS p.m. London CalUng; P m. ws 6.3.. p.m. Qu.-stioiLs ol tl..- Hour. 50 p m. Choral
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    London Stock Exchange
    403 4 Demand Broader: Market Firm London, June 26. rLK Stock Kxrhange enjoyed an encouraging day with the demand broader anc markets generally firm. The contra* to i year ago when Me markets touched bmtoir on the fall of Prance 1* most marktd. Gilt-edged were strong and active, ok
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    MEASURES TO CHECK INFLATION IN U.S.
    76 4 Wash'ngton, June 26. JHE poaslblllty of introduction of ••semivoluntary" savings m the United States m c :r to check innationary tendencies was foreshadowed by Mr. Leon Henderson. American Price Control Administrator m testimony before the House Appropriations sub-committee made public to-day Mr. Henderson also
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    AROUND THE MARKETS
    345 4 Tin Shares Buoyant And Prices Generally Firm By Our Financial Correspondent done and buyers were in?;incc to raU; Singapore June 27. tnelr bids at the close. TIE share markeU wn* very firm 11 1 Amalgamated were unall round yesterday «nH nn I ch an 8 d wlt
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    F.M.S. Has Surplus Of $19,943,630
    137 4 THE F.M.S. Government revenue last year was the highest for many years. The accounts which were gazetted yesterday show that revenue for the year was S98 5I1942 and expenditure $78,568 312, giving a surplus for the year of $19,943 630. The expenditure includes a gift
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    RUBBER MARKET UNCERTAIN
    173 4 Guthrie's Weekly Report JN a weekly report on trre rubber market, issued yesterday, Guthrie and Cc. Ltd., writ?: The Am-rican Government has d»- reed that all rubber imported Into the U.S.A. wlil be for account o! the Rubber Reserve Co. and that the price will be controlled
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    COMMODITIES & EXCHANGES
    108 4 COMMODITIES EXCHANGES i Prom Our Own Correspondent i London, June 26. QOMMODITY and exchange martets closed as follows with previous Quotations m parenthesis: RIRBEB: Quiet. Spot und 3^d O34d 13\d> Augt-Sept. 13Hd 13Hd (13\»d 13Sd) Oct-Dec. 13Hd 13Sd ()3v»d 13Sd> Hew York: 32 cU. COTTON: Closed for duraUoo of war.
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    RUBBER-COTTON BARTER RUMOURS DISBELIEVED
    55 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 2G MINCINQ LANE does not believe the rumour that the British and American Governments are negot:atirg another rubber for cotton barter agree ment and they point out that this 1> unnecessary as cotton is now bein? sent to Britain under
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    EXCHANGES
    190 4 The following arc the txcnange rates Oilmorning according to it*, daily ctrciUai isnu*bv the Hongkong too o»»nghfn aanklm CDrtxjratloo r MXUNQ London T.T j/4 s/32 London demand 1/4 j/39 Switzerland (T.T. only) 202 44 New York demand 47 l" Montreal demand 5l' 85 Batavia demand 8871 Uamarang demand u'u
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    47 4 London. June 16. *TTN opened easier. The turnover was 250 tons. Dealings were mainly professional apart from further prominent smelter selling which found inadequate absorption. Cash tin continues to reflect the export embargo. After official hours prices were harder and a further 20 tons were traded Reuter.
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    NEW YORK TIN AND RUBBER PRICES
    81 4 New York. June M. THE following were the p:Je?s for Straits tin and rubber in c?nts per pnund op the Commodity Exchange to-day and yesterday TIN June »o June 26 Spot 53 52 June 52.90 Unq. July 52.50 52.40 August 52.40 52.30 September 52.30
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    54 4 SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES Singapore. June 27. OMWff 7J0 Hambur* Cube $12 2S Cub. 300 Copra MllM MM Dried u SO Pepper White Muntok v !•''•> Wnl* |U50 Bl»r* %12i Sago Flour No Ltare» $4.50 Fair t440 Sarawak *4.42'i $4.42 V Taptcca Small !»lak« n jo PWr Flake $7 25 Medium-Klake
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    CRUDE RUBBER PRICES FIXED IN VS.
    70 4 Washington. June 26. A PRICE ceiling lor rubber tyres and tub»*s at the wholesale levels existing on June 17 will be established early next week, It was announced here today. Retailers must post price lists so that buyers can be sure they are not
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    U.S. LOAN FOR BRITAIN
    152 4 Better Than Sale Of Securities GNew York. Junp 26 REAT BRITAIN would do better at the preront tim- ti se-urp lan on her holdings m the United States i'istead of selling them, deel.,jhenry Mcrgenthau. Secretary to the Treasury, at a Press conference to-day according to a
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    WALL STREET
    63 4 Dow Jones Averages w YorU June 26 THE Mevtag were the Dow Jonos 1 Averages when the Ner York Stock Exchange closed to-day and yesterday Jane 25 Junr 2« 30 Industrials 23.51 123 U6 fO RajL\ 28.50 2364 15 Utllt:es 17.73 17 95 40 Bonds 91 14 91
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    76 4 Friday, lame n -on Bayer* Srlleri PrJ*e» Prtees tu. a e-s s. (Spot towel m*. W N»- IX B.S.S. f ».b. m cases lvt f zr', j» G.F.A.Q. ESS. fob: In bale. luiy W>N ISV F.A.Q. E.S S. f.o b tn bales J ny itk
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    AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z SURPLUS PRODUCE
    61 4 London. June 26. AS the rcsuJt of discussions with Britain, cooperative arrangements have been made to deal with surplus Australian and New Zealand produce for the period of the war. The agreement Is part of the work of a committee under Mr. Arthur Greenwood's chairmanship,
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      876 4 PUBLIC NOTICES SOUTHERN TRONOH TIN DREDGING, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England) DIVIDEND NO. 27 The Board nas declared an Interim Dividend less Income Tax iv 10 In the payable In London on 10th July to all shareholders on the Registei on the l«ih lnst. which will be paid out locally on
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      330 4 PUBLIC NOTICES BOARD OF MANAGEMENT of the WAR RISKS (GOODS) INSURANCE FUND. NOTICE. COMMON (MALAYAN) POLICIES The Board of Management accepts liabiUtv as insurers under the War Risks (Goods) Insurance Scheme under the law of seven Administrations— the Straits Settlements the Federated Malay States and the Unfederatei Malay States of
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      288 4 PUBLIC NOTICE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT of the WAR RISKS (GOODS) INSURANCE FUND. N( PICK. ADJUSTABLE POUllES. During the Insurance quarter April Us June. 1941. adjustable policies on a dr l:. ration basis were permitted only In respect of rubber wtth a minimum value of $200,000'With effect from the rext quarter
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    BOLIVIAN TIN SMELTER TO BE BUILT QUICKLY
    1043 5 Gopeng Chairman Discusses Excess Profits Tax Relief j (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 30. ALREADY worried by America's decision to erect a great Bmelter at Texas City, London representatives of the British tin smelting industry received a further shock this week with
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    Malayan Sharebrokers Assn. Singapore Quotations
    1331 5 Tin RSOAT, JUNE Z6, 1941: 4 P.M. MINING Harm SelUM Ampat (5a) 3j 3«6d Austral Amal. (Js> 1l lWd 7s 6d Austral Malay <Ci S3a 6d 3U «d Ayer Hltam i5s) 17a 18i c.d. Ayer Weng ($1) .69 .74 Bangnn Tin <Ci U« 9o 14a
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    MAIL ARRIVALS AND DISPATCHES
    139 5 Malls close at the Oeneral Post Office a* follow*: TO-DAT America:— Canada, Newfoundland, U.S. A.. Central and South America and West Indies air 4 p.m. Australia air 4 p.m. huropr: All destinations with which postal communications are maintained air 4 p.m. Java air 4 p.m. Pacific
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    BRITISH AT TOBRUK ADVANCE INTO ENEMY'S SALIENT
    211 7 Syrian Campaign Progresses: Gains West Of Damascus Cairo, June 26. DUITISH troops have a ain made a further position m this sector. In Syria British troops m the face of increased resistance have made s-bsunttal gains west of Damascus. In the Merj Ayoum
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    Nanking Troops To Aid Japan
    57 7 Freeing Ally'** Troops For New Big Push? Shanghai. June 37. SIGNIFICANCE U attached to an announcement by of the Japanes- cxpedi tio ™rytcrun In Central China that the troops 01 ssjartss- was and paMlblr in Anhwf! Profile*. d?«rM »nd }oln«J th. f *™L rt ,,,M
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    Yugoslav Premier Meets Churchill
    99 7 loaAao, Jun" 2T C D* MMl, Yufoslwr Prime MiniM«r; 4 U M su» account on the country a iun- new ltelit <m the ool*p«e ot Uie Yufonuj' Sees to an InUrvlrw with Ch""*" 1 noon Orn Stmovitch h»d j'J-it reached U 7 d^ HHd^KSd Mr CburchUl
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    BID TO STRAIN ANGLOTURKTSH RELATIONS
    111 7 London, June 36. AN official denial wm given in authoritative circles in London U>-<l»v vc a report sent out by the Bucharest r*d»o alleg.ns that Russia U «eekin» to obtain the cession by TuxKey ot certain bases in the Dardanelles area The Bucharest wireless stated
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    PEASANTS GIVE LITTLE HEED TO WAR
    32 7 Uohow. Juac 20 PSABAWTS of the MoWTton Bep^c J "3S>£SS i aa other extremity frontier re«ton. n*"^ 2ss sr h Mi MLrsi.' r a coUected.— Reutw.
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    LARGER CABINET NAMED FOR AUSTRALIA
    79 7 Cmatanra, June 26. 4NNOONCING the enianfement at hte j A cwnet. the Au*rali.n Prtoe l^lrter Mr r o Menale*. *t»ted that >eP>nt« ministers had been appointed tor wpply Vmiplnnment »nd munltloni and new mini*££ry I 2nd war or«anJ»ttoß. and home "The^aew appototmentt are: Senator O
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    U.S. WAR MATERIALS FOR INDIA
    48 7 ■ymim June 27. IT a «auu»d th.l the America. l—»e and i>^id Act cotvu^n* provisions, under which md? cA £ie purchase, from Am.rlea and the Purchasing Commission led by Sir Tk. ar-nautam Chrtty. Cochin. wIU endeMOur to utUlse «ha« t*e best jidTantage— Heuter.
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    PAYMENT TERMS FOR U.S. AID
    104 7 PAYMENT TERMS FOR U.S. AID Washington. June 28. ttu/ORK has started on agreements I "to fix terms and conditions" under which BriUin. Chin* and J other nations receiving Lease and Lend aid will repay the United States. It was announced last hl by the MsUUnt executive of the,! Lease and
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    3,000 ITALIAN PRISONERS TO WORK IN BRITAIN
    36 7 London. June 26 THE Minister cf <V«riculture told the 1 House of Common* to-day that 3.000 Italian prisoners shortly arriving in Fritain will be aTailable IU land work— Renter.
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 27 1941. (664th Day Of The War.) Winter Wanted
    1225 8 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 27 1941. (664th Day Of The War.) Winter Wanted So much depends on the strength of the Soviet forces and their fighting qualities that almost every conversation one has heard during the past few days has veered round to speculation on these points. "Speculation"
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      "ANGLO-MALAYANS' "ANGLO-MALAYANS'
      424 8 "ANGLO-MALAYANS' A Delicate Problem Of Classification To the Editor of the Straits Tirof* 8ir,— I have read with interest the recent correspondence In your Journal on the subject of "Anglo-Malayans" and after reflection and further observation I have come to the following conclusions: An entirely different line must be taken
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      INDEBTEDNESS
      482 8 Why The Clerk Is The Chief Victim To the Editor of Uw Straits Time* Sir,— Several letters to you lately have concerned themselves with the question of indebtedness among clerks It seems strange that we should refer to this problem as "clerical" indebtedness. There is no talk of "teachers
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      VENTILATION '
      748 8 VENTILATION Conditions In Certain Parts Of Singapore To the Editor of the Straits Times 81r,— I have read the article In the Straits Times of June 14, In which Is expressed the belief that the number of cases of tuberculosis In Singapore would decrease If rooms of proposed houses were
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      "OLD GEEZERS"
      94 8 io :ne Mltor of the Straits limes Sir,— Two dear old ladies, living in the country, decided to take in an evacuee from London, and in due course a bright youth of eight years of age was delivered to them After lunch, the ladies were rather at loss
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      APPRECIATION
      90 8 To the Editor of the Straito Times Sir,— l seek the hospitality of your columns to express my appreciation of the programmes of the Penang Wireless Society. This little station is doing splendid work. The London relays are very much appreciated The relay of the BBC Weekly Tamil Newsletter
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      ALLIANCES
      473 8 A Few More That May Be Broken To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— To expect onythlng good from Hitler Is like counting on blessings from Hades. The time has come to realize that treaties with Hitler are really death warrants for the other contracting parties. The latest
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      SO COMPLACENCY
      450 8 War Clouds Lifted But Not Dispersed To the Editor of the Strait* Times Sir,— Now that Adolf Hitler has oik-;; again infringed his pledged word, by his wanton attack on the Soviet Union, the entire world is trying to conjecture the attitude of Japan. Fo.the moment it appears
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    REDS CLAIM ASCENDANCY IN TANK BATTLES
    236 9 Rumanians Forced To Change Capital NAZIS SAID TO BE IN RIGA FIGHTING NEAR MINSK Germans Cross Sweden; Spain To Send Help THE latest Moscow communique states that in the Luck sector, in Poland, large-scale activities between tank Units continued throughout yesterday, and this it
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    NAZIS CLAIM TO BE PUSHING DEEP INTO RED TERRITORY
    247 9 U*m, June I GERMAN Panzer spearheads, aceoniins to all reports reaching Berlin yesterday, have continued to penetrate deep into the heart of Red Army, reports United Press. Despito the expecUtloo oflered by. the ru homed Gcrmcn spjkrsman That details of the
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    SOVIET ACCUSE GERMANS OF USING RED ARMY UNIFORMS
    590 9 Moscow. June 27. A RED ARMY communique issued by the Soviet Information Bc.rcl la<-.- night states that fierce tant battles in the Minsk and Bug river sectors are continuing. "In the direction o! Cernauti (on th I mthern front) our troops sucf.ssfullv
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    FINNS JOIN STRUGGLE
    338 9 No Declaration Of War Made London, June 27. "AV E sha11 iisht for the freedom of our country and for the creed of our fathers," declared Dr. Ryti the Finnish President, in a broadcast to the Finnish nation last night and picked up in New York, reports
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    NAZIS NOW IN RUSSIA
    222 9 London. June 27. GERMAN mechanized forces crossi'i; ttM 1939 frontier of the Soviet Union from Soviet-occupied Polar.1 are thrusting towards Minsk, capita. of White Russia. This Is Indicated in the official Moscow communique issued late last night stating "Our troops are engaged in fierce fighting with
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    35 9 Berlin, June 27. pEHMAN and Rumanian bombers reU peatedly attacked Important Soviet ports" on the north coast or the Blank Sea. it is announced here. The date of the attacks was not eiven.— United Press.
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    SOVIET RAIDS ON HUNGARY ALLEGED
    63 9 London, June 27. THE German radio reports the first Russian air raids on Hungary which caused a 10-minute alert m BmUp^t, the capital and "fairly heavy damage" at twi point* m the oountry. Another raid is reported by the Swiss radio to have caused 'V""!derable
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    NAZIS LOSE 108 PLANES
    136 9 R.A.F. Blitz In N. France Goes On London, June 27. rE d<wtru:tlon. of nine German fighters over n rthern Franc- y»-t"-av brings German KMMi >" tne Jst six da"s of the RAF. otlmMve i«e-p up to 108. British losses in the .s*nfpo?iod have be-n 19 n
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    IRAN TO REMAIN NEUTRAL
    74 9 London. June 27. IRAN hu Informed Russia of her intention to remain neutral in the latest phase of the European war, say* the Moscow Radio A verbal communication to this erTrct was made yesterday by the Iranian Ambassador in Moscow. The same source say* Soviet papers
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    RED PARACHUTIST ATTACK REPORTED
    35 9 i Ankara, June 26 (Delayed. June 25 I TWO thousand Russian parachutist 1 landed in the PloeiU oilfields in Rumania on Tuesday, according to unconfirmed Axis reports lr. Ankara.— United Press.
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    "Soviet Artillery Is Proving Effective"
    84 9 Mos.-ow, June 27. •THE Soviet's present position is I summed up in a Pravda leading article Estimation of war communiques It states, already show the effectiveness of Soviet artillery, trust the r pilots and the tough qualities of their "The challenge has beon accepted 1
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    Pope Broadcasts Oi Persecution
    79 9 Pope Broadcasts Oi Persecution London, June 27. THE Pope broadcast an addrcw In English last night to the United States National EucharisUc Congress at St. Paul, Minnesota. Ho said. "You tiust not lorget you belong to the Church whose Founder and Head was sacrificed and U.at His body m Uie
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    BRITISH BOMBARD BEIRUT, CAUSING HEAVY DAMAGE
    829 9 BRITISH BOMBARD BEIRUT, CAUSING HEAVY DAMAGE Vichy Supplies Dwindling But More Planes Sent From France Vichy, June 27. ALLIED forces increased their pressure on all fronts in A Svria vestcrday before the French could reinforce or *nA more materials to the Vichy forces, which are fast dwindling. For thTfirst time
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    Sinking Of Turkish Ship Confirmed
    62 9 Alexandria, June 27 iTTIE sinking of the Turkish s earner Rifha by an unknown submarine wm confirmed yesterday by authoritative naval circles here. It is officially stated that no British or Allied submarines were In the vicinity of the attack. It is understood the survivors
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    U.S. INTERIOR SECRETARY URGES ENTRY INTO WAR
    259 9 Hartford (Connecticut), June 27. M-.rs^s ?5X£?£Z ttg-sstt preoccupied m Russia because sucn a gomen oppuniuuij pected to come again.". "The American people must now make the supreme choice. We have been living too lcr\g on borrowed time. We mu.«t decide now whether we
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    ANONYMOUS GIFT OF $650 TO THE WAR FUND
    410 10 Monthly Contribution From Asiatic Police Inspectors TABLE TENNIS PLAYERS ARE STAGING TOURNAMENT AN anonymous donation of $650 is mainly responsible for carrying to-day's War Fund advance into four figures. SfyEKJ has mcreased s'nce yesterday from $5,645,370 In addition to this substantial anonymous
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    Mechanization Of The A.I.F.
    80 10 unberra. June :a. ~Tlll. mechanization of the Australian Imperial Force is being urgently pressed forward. Mr. Percy Spender, the Army Minister stated to-day. Many thousands ol motorvehicles have already been sent abroad to the Australian Imperial Forces and several thousand more will be sent. Mr Spender
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    CONTRACTS INQUIRY
    410 10 Improved System Advocated SUGGESTION that there should bo a proper system of selecting invitations to tender for contracts and of grading contractors was made by Mr. H. W. T. Fogden at the first meeting of the Commission of Inquiry to hear evidence in public TK' meeting bejan this
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    AMUSEMENTS
    71 10 DuuMi U Jj»nc* (Informal) 8 n m to Midnight GBCAI H'OKLU M to J 4 9 n to aCooo «>v.r ssa— r*rsun NKV\ WOI Cinenat SI VII I DANd V uiglitiy m A SuU Chanuliv hurte*.es bar A grill BAVOY THKATTIE Phnn. 18 June 16 U; 28 n*'"' 'Bl
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    NEW "M.P. FOR MALAYA"
    424 10 Capt. Gamman Hard Fight (From Our Own Correspontfeuu London, June 6 has always been fortunate m her unofficial" representatives In the House of Commons, particularly In having her interests watched by such able men as Sir George Penny (now Lord March wood), Sir Edward Campbell (now
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    BROADCAST ON RUBBER
    78 10 THE second talk la the «erl« of mouth:? broadcast talks on robber gtwta? which have been arranged by the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya, will be given on Wednesday at 920 p.m. from 81n)5»pcrr by Mr. W. S. Davey, head of the Chrmk«i Division of the R.R.1.,
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    Questions By M.P.s. On Recent Labour Troubles In Selangor
    755 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 2. CURPRISING ideas regarding |J labour conditions in Malaya were revealed in the House of Commons this week, when many questions were asked concerning the recent labour troubles on certain Selangor rubber estates. Labour Members
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    NAZI AGENTS IN QUANDARY
    208 10 Cannot Use TransSiberian Route THE German machinery for pur- chasing raw materials In the Far 1 East has been completely disorganized by the German attack on Russia. Reports reaching Singapore sUU that very large quantities of Urvore and rubber, as well as other raw materials, are
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    BURNING OF CHINESE SACRIFICIAL PAPERS
    362 10 Community Urged To Curtail Practice As War-Time Saving A A S J? 0NG recommendation has been made by the Chinese rarnS 1^ k f^ i^ ex sive Propaganda should be carried out by the eadmg Chinese association? and huay kuan (community guilds) to discourage the
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    Radio Location For Australia
    65 10 inberra, Junp iri. "T*nr establishment of an «'vt<-n-sive system of radio iMatlMI l«» forewarn Australia of enrmv airraids was announced to-day by Mr ■cBMB, the ImMm \ir >!inis. ter. A Mhool U heinj opened itnmrdiatrlr t» train prnonnrl I" operate the recently discovered srrret device which
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    STILL NO NEWS OF BIG 'QUAKE
    144 10 Tremors Lasted Four Hours FARLY •.his morning, London was -1111 without details of th» earthquake, described by Mr J. J. Shaw, the West Bromwich so legist, as "enormous" and the biggeot ho had reccrd^d since 192'J says Reuter. An Ofawa report states that an
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    COLLEGE GRADUATES PROVING A SUCCESS
    495 11 Good Work In Four Recently Created Appointments INVESTIGATION OF CONDITIONS OF LOCAL CHINESE LABOUR BUILDING up complete statistical information about Chinese labour and their conditions of 1 in Singapore, Negri Sembilan, Selangor and Pcrak, Itaffles College graduates are beginning to prove successful in ww posts
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    A GOOD SPY THRILLER
    227 11 At The Cinema "Mittin* Ten Days" K»ren Verne a»d a "_.Jf* ri^' Columbia Picture*. At the CapMfj". THO3E who like spy -hrllltr* will find thus mm exactly to their taste, wttto Ka susEn.lU.hm^^ tads himself under strange circumstance Sxed up in ft spy case. beU.j mtetekeB
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    RETRIAL OF ARMY OFFICER ORDERED
    98 11 Hiffh Court Decision In Case Of Capt Marr SETTING aside the order of acquittal S^Ta magistrate In the police courts Mr Justice Worley, delivering judgment with committing an. act o grow indecency on a Malay named Sudta. The case, the Judge said. Is to be
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    BROADCAST ITEMS
    60 11 A FURTHER talk In the series on '•Veseteble Growing" wUI he bioadrast from the Singapore station at 7?5 pmTc-day by Mr. G. H. Addlson. The religious ser.ice broadcast from thlsin^pVre station this Sunday wW be relayed from Bethesda Hall iasteaa ot from Salvation Army headquarters as orleinally arranged.
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    RICKSHA PULLER'S BODY FOUND IN RIVER
    430 11 Alleged Result Of Midnight Collision On Elgin Bridge IT was alleged in the Singapore Traffic Court y^tenky that 1 as a result of a collision between a motor-jar and a ricksha on Elgin Bridge, the puller was flung over the parapet of the bridge*
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    Air Mail Service To Durban
    122 11 I»HE British Overseas Airways Corporation air mail sf r- ice to East and South Africa, and to the United Kingdom via Durban is again m operation as far as l»urban. There Hi now, therefore. direct air mail service operating onre weekly m each direction to
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    Chinese Who Damaged Statue In Church Given Prison Term
    179 11 MIDDLE-AGED Chinese who a sSSS?tt.^b. r&Era i« was a "reincarnation of Christ ana is srtfSK B&fc ww? attempting to give presentsj to mag*S^TM^ taVV S|gsa« ffl n«5 e£l e?rSSASr^S bThe Ce Rev edPeTr e chin. u^t to F-^her^«her^ parish priest of
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    ON MAIDEN VOYAGE
    89 11 /\NE of the Lykes Shipping Line's newest and most modern passenger-cargo vessels afloat, iha Thompson Lykes has arrived m Singapore m the MM her maiden voyage to the East. Skippered by 54-year-old Capt. Henry iHrnrirh> Johnaon, .1 Commander m Ihe Dnlted BUtef Naval Pcscrve the ThOMMI Lykrs
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    Order Of Running & Non- Acceptors
    149 11 Order Of Running N on- Acceptors Selangor Races i Tin order of running I n |at Kuala iAimpur to-m<>rr n ttM final day o' the Felanjcnr firf -I'lh MMM meet- Ing. are: Race 1: Pnnte:-. IIM I j nnpresn. silver ljtce. vju'« I rcn tUr, Hnrses, rlaM 2. «'i» 1
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    FORMER SECRETARY OF COLLEGE CHARGED
    1232 12 Alleged Criminal Breach Of Trust Of Three Sums A GOVERNMENT servant with 27 years' service, Naganather Murugasu, who from February 1940 to last February was secretary to the Principal of the College of Medicine, appeared in the criminal district court yesterday on three charges of
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    SAW WOMAN'S BODY HANGING FROM TREE
    111 12 U7HTLE tapping rubber In an estate off Maephersun ltoa.1. on the evening of June 19, Haji Yusope bin Mat Rassol, a Javanese, saw a Chinese woman hanging from a tree. "I ran away, and, taking a bicycle from my house. I informed the police
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    29 12 Mr J D C Wrigat. Secretary of the Rubber Regulation Department, Johore Banru, has been appointed to perform the duties of Deputy Director of Air Raid Precautions in Johore.
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    U.S. BUILDING 17 BATTLESHIPS & 57 DESTROYERS FOR NAVY
    124 13 U.S. BUILDING 17 BATTLESHIPS 57 DESTROYERS FOR NAVY Programme Reported Well Ahead Of Schedule In All Classes London, June 26. CURVEYING the amazing American shipbuilding programme, Dan Rogers, in the New York World Telegram, savs Now under construction in naval yards is the stagcerine total of 14 battleships, 24 submarines,
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    U.S. Navy Orders 2,831 Vessels To Be Built
    68 13 Washington, June 26. rE United States Navy has ordered 2 831 vessels to cost $7,234,000 000 since 'the beginning of last year, stated the Secretary of the Navy, Col. FranK Knox, to-day. So far 775 ships have been completed comprising 337 combat
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    Ulster Is Ready For Invader
    170 13 Realistic Manoeuvres Now Being Conducted Belfast, June 25. MORTHERN Ireland is alert to the possibilities of attack, acutely mindful of the fact that next to the invasion of the British mainland there is no enemy operation that could bring a closer threat to the "island
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    SYRIAN PREMIER CONDEMNS NAZI BOMBING OF DAMASCUS
    151 13 Jerusalem. June <:»>. yesterday morning. has ]ust I' I a British eyewttr.tss has Ju« described the scenes to i™-^* 5 I Reuters correspondent m Jerusalem ¥r»ere were absolutely no military ob- Tec ives m thTvicinity unless a hew anfth? h'stoilf tomb of Saladin
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    Nine Nazi Planes Downed By R.A.F
    48 13 Large tires siancu At Kiel And Bremen London, June 26. r^s morning nine enemy "Bhters i 1 were destroyed during an often-, announced m London to-day. Tnm RAF fighters are missing. during the night. I mmm mmm, SSLr^fS V» ahort tor effective
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    RASHID ALI NOW IN IRAN UNDER SURVEILLANCE
    17 13 Teheran. June 2« Em- have Ukcn house, la vicinity— Reuter.
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    CORNWALL SINKS NAZI RAIDER
    138 13 Dutch Submarine's Bag Of Two Enemy Ships Lontlcn, June 26. rE loss of the German auxilUrv cruiser Pingu.n m the Indian Ocean m a flsht with the BrltUh cruiser Cornwall Is admitted ln to-day s German High Command cornmunlqie. The communique claims that trie German pocket-battleship
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    8 Enemy Supply Ships Sunk Since May 27
    99 13 Londoti. June 26. THE 9.000-ton Ocrmrnn liner Eb«. which 1 hms been tunk by mircraft ln the Atlantic, was undoubtedly one ol the German bmttle«hlp BUmarck'i «upply ships. It is learned m London to-day. The Kbe was Included In eight enemy supply
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    TROOPS FROM CRETE & GREECE RE-EQUIPPED
    67 13 TROOPS FROM CRETE GREECE RE-EQUIPPED Canberra, June 26. MOST of the Au.trnllaiw evacuated from Crete and Oreece are enjoying ft rest ln Palestinr. Mr. Percy Spender. Australian MlnUter for the Army, stated to-day. A cable frrin Gen Sir Thcmas Blßmey Australian Commander-ln-OttJef nnd Deputy C In C Midile East, said
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    JAPANESE CABINET SPLIT OVER SOVIET IS DENIED
    242 14 Newspaper Questions Value Of Axis Pact Under New Conditions R, „w Tokio, June 26. fc PORTS of a coming Japanese Cabinet reshuffle were denied here to-day by the official spokesman. One of the forecasts now denied was that the Foreign Minister, Mr. Y.
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    Many Nazi Experts & Officials Stranded
    108 14 Many Nazi Experts Officials Stranded M»v,v Tokio. June 26. ANY Germans have been strand 3d In Japan as a result of being unable to use the trans-Siberian railway route to return home since the outbreak of hostilitie3 between Oermany and Russia. Apart frcm the usual residents. 150 Germans of the
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    JAPAN TO ACT AGAINST GOSSIP-MONGERS
    78 14 Toklo. June 2«. THE police authorities have decided to strictly punish "Irresponsible goastp. mongers" relaUre to Japan 1 movement* regarding the International situation following the Russo-German war "V" f trcutoUon oC false reports aiming to disturb the people's mind" will be punishmentV.TtSrflne nYe m >
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    GERMANY DEMANDING VICHY PAYMENTS BE MADE IN GOLD
    413 14 Zurich. June 26. A CONTROVERSY over the proportion of occupation costs payable by Prance to Germany m gold instead of notes is the chief stumbling block to completion of FrancoGerman collaboration plans, according to the correspondent at Vichy of the Gazette de
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    Spain's Reply To British Protest
    299 14 Full Satisfaction For Incident Promised London, June 26 DEUTER learns in London that the Spanish Government has undertaken to give Britain full satisfaction regarding the anti-British Nazi-managed demonstration which took place on Tuesday outside the Brifish embassy in Madrid. It 1* also learned that the
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    WAETERE & THANKSALOT TO SCORE DOUBLES?
    653 15 WAETERE THANKSALOT TO SCORE DOUBLES? Final Day Of Selangor Turf Club's Summer Meeting WAETERE and Thanksalot, who have been takei fco complete doubles for the meeting, should als?> make khe bed bets at Kuala Lumpur to-morrow, the final day of the Beianjror Turf Club's Summer meet m Bath ffutm and
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    TO-DAY'S TRAINING AT KUALA LUMPUR
    89 15 Kuala kHfV, SLOW work was th* »r1«»r ->f the day at thin morning* train'.n't hy eandi<*at«»* -iinnirt* on the final rf th<^ S^l^n~'>r m«»tln? tor..>r7f»w Th« mine i« v«ry *<™- n ah taofcrt mwh c.) .itt-rVix m half w 0 ould •^•■nrf tio'ibU- to-morrow lf
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    Unruly Scenes At Selangor
    299 15 Soccer Liame (From Our Own Corrr%p«ndrnn hii -U 1 innpin. J»»' ONK. of the m««t dUsrar*f«» m eMciltl in In.al foollmll w^<wllnrnrd t« the to-day tn th* mat.li hrlwrn Hi- (nminE Soulh (lilnu tr»m «u.l -ipl;intor whrn. 1T> minutes from Xhr M-hrdiilrd md M pUv. :i
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    142 15 Recreation Club Go Down 9 0 R. T I MtMMI I; Ml I ?Nf. »Hh liHIr ..pp.Kili'in, Ifea I I "i nil.— ronvin me nvrrwhelm «1 lh* SR< ,.'l r, f (,<tnr- n lyi am ifc i I i they had i >d half, they uttort
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    Johore Team To Meet Army In Cap Game
    64 15 ifrnm ffir Own C>rre«tx»i»d«nt) .(ohore Bahrn, M M JOH'»RF'S t<>am »Tain«t th« Army m a Malaya f ny U» h« played at the Tra-Ie <rho«1 r"»'»« > vvil) he oh^en fr -.m .lohd V-%or ANdnl PaKim Hancack, Burk Henr Ahmid l^min. 1
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    MIXED DOUBLES PROVIDE FINE TENNIS
    151 15 Yadi Miss Ghia To Meet Smith And Miss Stokes In Final nn finest icnis the Singapore lawn ItMrfl ••M:nnn»'n<.liin« I have M f:«r vicMrd wa^ wllawwd <u Uir Wnfnporo <•,;, nfiof Ihnw vplondifih .-on««-<.«l Mts. iH-nM'n.n I. Si M~ H C. Cwter I I ,rmi
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    WAR FUND GOLF AT TANGLIN
    111 15 Starling I mios And 1 he Draw W Q M.« FJd«>i "IP i -V M>« .....I Mi< ..1 Mr. M.« B"ll ,t, «.,.i Mr« il* M.. 1141 m<c. I ranklln cJOi n Ml» !*<»» |l"<ol'»M I" R'»IC>r« H < Man »nd Mr. ind 1 i
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    37 15 FOR CRICKET TEAMS FOR WEEK-END 7 p.„ .ni ii r.. r e~a* r p. r c •I f"t ••> I 7 > I C I*, ft I II r it -»rr P r ■>• OHM r U R L. Da»l««.
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    130 15 Vfilav« 2- RAF 1 i PT.AYrNO *<arnst A set of nippy Malay forward*, who often noncln^ed them with their clever Lmc, th.R: A.F were^^, the odd itoal m three m a rei^rve division l^axue soccer ma-teh playni at the «tj»din'n ye^t-erday. parses and worked
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      23 15 ORDER OF RUNNING 'Hie orJor <-f running and n -nt«rs f"r to-warraw'i ra<ri will be fourH in PM2B if re^eiv d tn t:m-.
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      29 15 Hot* auuif <asriß. was ffce ar*» r» I»4 bt Tropper HL. air-ronditlnned hit ■HAWT I Sol* Agents: C<Ht»Wi Agency sin^ap< %sSeIJ ATTACKS ***> &FLYMPWI V jf ahitish .hum >iQM' f
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    NAZIS HURL ENTIRE WAR MACHINE INTO ACTION
    898 16 POSITION OF FINLAND AND SWEDEN STUDIED IN LONDON Explanations Given By Soviet And Swedish G overnments Ttip am. London, June 26. HL statement by the Finnish Government stating that the /5 1 e V°Y J defendin themselves against the Russians and the official
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    134 16 j Expeditionary Force Inspected By Duce London, June 26. ITALY Is sending an expeditionary I force to Russia, according to an j official announcement here to-day, says United Press. The official announcement states that the expeditionary force which is I proceeding to Hu&sia includes motorized
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    STILL UNABLE TO FIND WEAK SPOT IN SOVIET DEFENCE
    1140 16 Russians Weather Onslaught And Drive Wedge Into South Poland London. June 26. A STATEMENT foaiied in Derlin to-day admitted that almost the entire German war machine has now been thrown againat the Ru*»ian force* in order to achieve the vital object
    Reuter  -  1,140 words
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    NO ANXIETY FOR TOBRUK GARRISON
    85 16 R Canberra. June 26. EPORTS of Gen. Blarney, Deputy C.-in-C. Middle East, retarding the British carruon at Tobruk indicate that there Is no need for any anxiety, said the Army Minuter, Mr. P. C. Spender, today. Mr. Spender waa replying to questions raised by Labour
    Reuter  -  85 words
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    Reich Oil Shortage Is Acute
    61 16 A*Jf "L 1 1.1" 111 11 are low that Brit ain might win the war without ti«H? Va n ing E r °P e J l) y bombing Germany's vital spot "-her synthetic oil plants and transportation lines -stated Mr. Robert E Wilson petroleum consultant
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    HEAVY SOVIET ATTACKS ON GERMAN TANK THRUST
    408 16 Moscow, June 26. i DIG Soviet air attacks have been made on the German tank thrust towards the White Russian border of the Soviet Uniou in the' northern sector of the Russo- 1 German war front, says Reuter. The Germans made twin-attacks in
    Reuter  -  408 words
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