Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 8 June 1941

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    17 1 The Sunday Tribune 5 A.M. EDITION Net Saks Exceed23,2oo Weekly SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1941. FIVK CENTS.
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    HITLER AIMS AT SPLITTING U.S.
    511 1 London, June 6. E PO,iT> which Oerman agents have be«n sedulousls ftfim tnnuiirh..ut the worid that Britain is on the verge ffM ieand that Hitler is ready offer peace have received space and little comment m the British press It v rl t fi rst
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    I.R.A. MEN ESCAPE FROM PRISON
    149 1 London, June 7 ■IE Police and Homo Guards patrolled all roads leading 1: of Belfast during Friday kt m an effort to recapture m members of the Irish Kehiican Army, who escaped Kun the Belfast prison where key had been interned. ■ill pedestrians and cars
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    17 1 Ottawa, June 7. ACK-OUT tests are to be tarried out m Toronto and the 3inin*r areas. Reuter
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    Japan To Continue NEITalks
    97 1 Tokyo, June 7. ALIUOrGH tl»e N.F. I. counterproposals are considered unsatisfactory, the J^imnese economic delegation is making a final attempt t«> reach an agreement through further negotiation, and it is felt thai sonic time will be needed to determine whether or no! the N.K.I, really intends
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    ROOSEVELT CURBS NAZIS' NEW PEACE OFFENESIVE
    320 1 ROOSEVELT CURBS NAZIS' NEW PEACE OFFENESIVE Winant Expresses Confidence In Final British Victory Washington June 7. THE British morale and the certainty of winning the war were the subject of favourable reports bit Mr. John Winant, the United States Ambassador to Britain, m his two-hour conference with the Vice-President, Mr.
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    Czechs Sabotage Nazi Looting Plans
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    Heavy Offerings For Treasury Bills
    87 1 London, June 7. iN the money market, the recent I dividend and other payments were reflected m the sharp applications for the t'7s mill on Treasury Dills, the offerings totalling from C 145 to 156 million. Toe whole offerlngi wev* allotted at an average rate
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    Justice Murphy For Far East?
    51 1 Justice Murphy For Far East? Now York, June Mil. Roovevelt is considering a^!» ing Mr Justice Frank Murphy to undertake a temporary mission to the Far East to report on the co-ordination of American activities with those of the British, according the Washington correspondent <!i the Stm York Tinu s
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    R. A. F. Wresting Initiative From Enemy In Middle East
    245 1 0 ijOnnon, .luii'. i. rjl T RIN(i the week eating Saturday, 17 German aircraft were destroyed over and around Hritain and no British aircraft was lost. Over Germany and German occupied territory 1* British machines were lost, while fi\e German
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    Indo-Burma Custom Duty Agreement
    137 1 Indo-Burma Custom Duty Agreement Simla, June 7. m accordance with the recent 1 agreement with Burma, general exemptions from customs duty which have hitherto been accorded to Roods oi Burmese origin imported into India hav3 been cancelled by a Rui notification dated June 7 and the rates of the new
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    Japanese Again Raid Chungking
    86 1 hungking, June 7. JAPANESE warp.'ane& rained down J Incendiary bombs In an attempt to sweep the downtown districts v/ith fire on Friday afternoon. Many shops and houses near the v-p.st gate cf the town were desed and a dormitory of the Young Women's Christian Association, near
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    "40" Group Registered For National Service
    43 1 London. June 7. THi total ol men aged 40 who registered for national service v.ax 280 374. This figure is announced by the Ministry of Labour and National Barvlce. The registration took place on May 31 Reuter
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    2 NAZI SUPPLY SHIPS SUNK
    74 1 London, June V. A GERMAN convoy off the coast of Holland >vas attacked by British planes and two supply ships totalling 10,000 tons $et on fire. Both the ships weir probably sunk. The Admiralty announce that. two German aircraft which made two Beparate attacks on
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    TO PREVENT HITLER FROM MAKING THE WAR SHORT
    236 1 London, June I "©TICKING i' i.ut i :/:'.i«l quality, hut it is not enough m thi> war. \\t an dealing w ith .mi ntirelj m w sort of warfare m which nothi in^ but quick thinking and hard working i^ «d J
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    Cathedral Wedding
    294 2 Singapore, Saturday. THE Cathedral of the Good Shepherd was the setting for the marriage at 5 p.m. to-day of Mr. Louis Victor Brisk of the Nederlandsch Indiache Handlesbank, son of Mr. A. W. Brisk and the late Mrs. Brisk, formerly of St. Moritz, Switzerland and now of Singapore
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    LECESSTR—De MELLO
    88 2 Singapore, Saturday. The wedding took place to-day at the Cathedral of the Good j Shepherd, the Rev. Father Maury officiating, of Mr. B Lecesstei and Miss Rosalind Jean de Mello, daughter of the late Mr. John ana tjecilia dp Mello, of Malacca. Mr. Lee Kummer, ol the A.P.C..|
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    'Australia At War'
    67 2 MARCH OF TIME recently iinished an outstanding subject showing Australia's activities m the present war. Tne local RKO office have by. special arrangement received this subjee which has arrived by plane, so that it can be released m Singapore while Australian Troops are here. This subject will
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    Religious Article
    56 2 Religious A rticle We regret that In last week's issue of the Sunday Tribun? the name of the writer of the article. "What My Religion Means To Me," was oiv?n as Mrs. E. T. Edwards. This was a printer's error, the article having m fact been written by Mrs. Dora
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    Afternoon Ceremony
    237 2 Afternoon Ceremony Singapore, Saturday. I'HIS afternoon at 4.30 the marriage was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church bet- 1 ween Mr. Roderick John Forbes, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Forbes of Inverness Scotland and Miss Victoria Kathleen Tassels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cassels of Singapore. The Rev.
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    JANSEN—PEREIRA
    174 2 JANSEN— PEREIRA Singapore. Saturday. WITH Rev. Father Dias officiating, the marriage took place at St I Joseph's Church this morning of i Mr. W. F Jansen and Miss Nancy Pereira, both of Singapore. The bridegroom is a son of M»*s. I Jansen, of Singapore, and the bride la the daughter
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    Australian Bride At K.L
    249 2 CELEBRATED at St. AndreWfl Presbyterian Church, Kuala Lumpur on May 31, was the marriage of Miss Esme Grace Me Guinness, and Mr. Henry Russell Oldhani. The Rev. "Webb officiated at tho ceremony The bride hails from Sydney. Australia, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
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    43 2 THE Ministry of Education has j decided to invite Fredrick Kar- ber, famous German metallurgist i and director of the Kaiser "Wilhelm Iron Works, to visit Japan as an exchange professor m the autumn, it is learned from reliable sources j Eastern News
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    Hit Another With Bottle
    113 2 Singapore, Saturday. pHARGED with causing hurt to a i> compatriot by m?ans of broken glass, Goh Seng'Peng. a Chinese, pleaded guilty before Mr. W. D. Carew, the third magistrate, tolay Goh admitted hitting Yeo Ah Heng with an aerated water bottle which burst when it struck
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    NAZI LONG RANGE GUNS IN ACTION
    143 2 London, June 7. fERMAN kmg range gruns mounted on the French coast were m action during the dark hours early to-day and Nazi planes were active over the Straits of Dover. People m a south-east const town were awakened by heavy explosions. A Boulogne
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    Clear And Constructive Post-War Plan Urged
    506 2 Clear And Constructive Post- War Plan Urged London Time 7 r JPHE Homo Secretary, Mr. Herbert Morrison, addressing the foreign press m London yesterday, said: "Lord Halifax (now Ambassador to Washington) a few months ago spoke of the British Empire's post-war aim as prosperity justly shared. President Roosevelt m his
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    SUAVE EMBEZZLER CONVICTED
    397 2 Singapore, Saturday. 48-YEAR-OLD Chinese, with suave and polished appearance and speaking m cultured tones, was found to have a formidable criminal record of five convictions on thirteen charges for cheating and using as geneuine forged documents m the Assize Court to-day after he had been convicted on
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    MUSICIAN'S FAREWELL BROADCAST
    175 2 MUSICIAN'S FAREWELL BROADCAST ONE of the most popular musicai artistes m Malaya. Ernest Schoen, will m a few days, be leaving for America. To-night at 9 o'clock from the Singapore radio at ion ho will broadcast a programme of fiv? classical songs as his farewell performance. Ernest Schoen arrived m
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    Naval C-In-C To Broadcast
    93 2 I THE Commander-in-CHirt f: < Ch r ina > Vice-AdSi K.c.H. (.h./d.s.o' 1 1 broadcast from the Sinn jj pore Station on TueX ni^ht at 9.15 p.m. Sir Geoffrey I^ayton will J deal with the problems of! the Navy m the Pacific and will compare the
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    Magic Circle Entertains Indian Troops
    226 2 Magic Circle Entertains Indian Troops SOME 120 Indian troops from the Hyderabad Regiment with ihee commanding officer, had a uniqiis and fine entertainment on Thuuday when they were the guests i the Malayan Magic Circle at the; 1 Circle House. The men dined on Indian fooc served to them by
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    35 2 Mr J Shelton. Chief Chemist. Initiate for Medical Research, KuaU Lump* has retired. Mr. Shelton waa wttn v Institute for Medical Research for m^ 18 years, prior to which he •'Ttw Batu GGjah and Singapore.
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    MANY DOCTORS AGREE
    109 2 The Old Adage is Found But Doctors i n Singapore and through* the world still find the oldt^vai^ ounce of prevention is wortti iM**" of cure" is sound advice f<**2JJs Most of the weakening «*s•* colds that come with wet w*2sio£ be prevented if P ro ffi?s?s»
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      532 2 NEAR COMPLETE BREAKDOWN The man who wrote this f£** 4W^ letter to v, says we r J' W^ shouldn't recognibc him M^^r now as the man who 9 started taking Dr. /T/ iMa/H 'i CasseU's Tab leu three f/\ if H^k weeks ago 1 1 hat's what V^^^^Pi happens when
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    Talks On Dogs Are Fatuous
    620 3 Talks On Dogs Are Fatuous «V-« TIIA ««■!«> OF «l W A EFFORT l!; .v Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) V«uS?hOT OMAS Mr S W —10th,., "l»io f .I: -T' f S rgott n to te Malayan pub- D W Victory Grow Y our Own Food'- naSam. a d UBe phrases
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    AS I WAS SAYING
    762 3  -  Johnny By WAS coming to work m a trolley bus the other morning when a man got m and sat down near me. He turned to the chap sitting »!i the other side of him and said, "W-w-w-ould yo-y-you m-m-m-mind telling me how f-f-f-ar it is
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    Threat To Malayan Rubber
    833 3 Threat To Malayan Rubber BRAZIL IS NO DANGER (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) IHE claim that plantation rubber grown m Brazil will produce even more rubber than synthetic rubber plants m the United States and help to reduce appreciably United States exports of rubber from the Far East, is not perturbing
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    WHY NOT PARACHUTE TROOPS IN MALAYA?
    605 4 Facilities Available (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) JN view of the great use of parachute troops made by the Germans, the public are wondering whether such troops could not be trained m Malaya following the policy of the British Army m Britain. If a call
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    20 MEN IN DOPE TEST
    116 4 New York. i TWENTY New York prison inmates who volunteered to become depe "addicts" for a year for th^ sake of science have just ended their experiment At regular intervals they have, before a group of distinguished scientists, had fits of craziness induced by smoking
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    Secrets Of The Surgery
    979 4 The doctor has a few words to say about Asthma and how it may be constituted. He is interested m the psychological aspect of illness and it is only gradually being realised how important the mind is m the treatment of disease. jy|R. Brinsmead is a
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    Getting Up Nights Makes You Old Before YOu Time
    373 4 Getting Up Nights Makes You Old Before YOu Time According to statistics. 65 out of every 100 men sooner or later are started on the road to premature old age by prostate gland trouble. One of the commonest symptoms of this dangerous and mysterious gland ailment i.* the necessity of
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    SINGAPORE's most modern house
    494 6 SINGAPORE's most modern house Vera Ardmore Visits PURELY one of the strangest and most astonishing housed m Singapore and surely one of the most tastefully decorated— is the home of Dato d. 11. Garlick which is situated m high ground off Holland Road near where it converges into Bukii Timah
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    407 6  - A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE VERA ARDMORE by CPARKLE, vivacity and a natural, unaffected manner are charms that sit lightly on the shoulders of twenty-year-old Betty Bryant. Australia's screen "find*' who arrived lure by air on Thursday to attend the gala premiere of the film m which she stirs. "Forty
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      21 6 j The curved stairway leading from the ground floor to the first storey. It is laid with blue and white mosaic
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      307 6 TWarm Welcome* By "Diggers" S A real Australi"in welcomed was given to Him star Betty i Bryant by this party of "Di?- j N gers'' when she arrived by air' from M Down Under' en Thursday to attend ta-nicrro» night's gala \X :r Fund Pre- m i ere <>f "Forty
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    FORGET ABOUT THE WAR
    1577 7 L HOp KIN Explains How Hard It Is To n v/, toy," writes „/,7aZ;'' U ffood little things of this world Ml Te turn m all I hen- case and plenitude That is an apt phra«e-«the good little things" It con.]iavs up visions oi pleasant times
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    Beware Japan And Prepare!
    1191 8 EDWARD ELLIS Warns Us j^r Japanese history is any criterion, thp present situation m the Pacific bodes no good, either for Japan or the rest of the world. There is grave fear that unless the Japanese ruling class which, to all intents and purposes, is the
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, June 8, 1941. Opinion
    375 8 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, June 8, 1941. Opinion China Refugees JHE influx into Malaya of Chinese boys with neither friends nor relatives m this country, particularly since the i xtension of hostilities to South China, is now known to be the subject of an official inquiry. So far as is
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    TOOTLING
    638 8 W.It, i^alnson II**waiK Tin- lira Hi Off 17YEX to Malaya the war has brought changes. Prices have gone up all round, some on account of increased duties and most of the others through the sheer cussedness of petty shopkeepers who would bleed their own grandmothers. For better or worse,
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    Shed A Ray Of Sunshine
    755 8  -  Mary Ann W endel By W«T!I how many ]mp] you spoken t,KIa V v ft»t better th y J; How mam- iiecmlf v. something the^^dj^ when they spoke to y ou l° hear In other words did you anything to your friends ladY quaintance I'm
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    Yugoslavs protest At Annexation
    182 9 •don. June 7 -gjYugosla' Mini ter has handJ ed to the Foreign Secretary Eden, the following statement n which the Yugoslav Government protest against the attempt Uy Germany and Italy to annex t te ten. inhabited by the Plover. 1 ••ThP I imenl or the Ger
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    A. B. C.
    6 9 Mi^s Nancy J.ce
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    Nazis Flood Aleppo
    93 9 A-rl London, June 7. fN Aleppo m Syria, German pilots, technicians and officers walk about th e town m shorts, apparently disguised as sportsmen, states Mr. Winston Burdett, correspondent of the Columbia Broadcasting System In a broadcast from Ankara this morning. They dine m the main hotel
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    R.A.F. Active In Moonlight Raids
    69 9 London. Jun? 7. ANTI-AIRCRAFI' guns on both sides of the Strnits of Dover were heavily m action m the brilliant moonlight early on Saturday morning when R.AF. bombers attacked the French 'invasion" coast m the region of Calais and German aircraft attempted to cross Britain's
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    NAZIS TAKE OVER SYRIAN AIRPORTS
    542 9 NAZIS TAKE OVER SYRIAN AIRPORTS HULL REFUSES TO SEE VLCHY ENVOY IN U.S. "M^v am Ankara, June 7. m j AM ASCIIS airport is now m German hands, thus (firing the J^f Germans complete control of important airports m North Syria— Aleppo, Palmyra and Damascus. French planes formerly at these
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    Syrian Commissioner's Futile Excuse
    299 9 Syrian Commissioner's Futile Excuse London. June 7. i^F all the pretended reasons U given by the Vichy Government and their servants for subservience Ito Nazi demands, that given by 1 ihe Vichy High Commissioner m i Syria. General Dentz, v among the Broadcasting to the French Torres m the Levant,
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    28 9 Chungking, June 7. Medical supplies and transportation equipment sufficient for 12 months is requested by th? Chine.se Red Cross m an appeal to the American R^d Cross.- Reuter
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    Vichy Replies To America
    149 9 It -ea ii It Vichy, June 7. VICHY'S reply to Thursday night's warning by Mr. Cordell Hull, the American Secretary of State, is given m an authorised statement issued late yesterday. The statement expresses surprise that Mr. Hull should should describe as a policy of "aggression
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      226 9 OAIN toe Is the vitality of AsP^l youth fading from f& y»u? Then it n> o*iy because your BBfoxa^m |«nds are exhausted weak dried up. But now an eminent chemist has proved mat dormant glands can be rwtved. You need worry no more. A »ecret glandular concentrate was recently discovered.
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    ISLAND OF ADVENTURE
    2314 10  -  C.L. Cheah By WHAT woke her, Alice Chin did not exactly know. She opened her large round eyes to find herself m darkness. She rubbed her hands and legs vigorously, for it was cold sleeping m a swim suit on a stone slab m the pavilion of
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    PRECIOUS STONES IN STORE
    949 11 i^.b.U. Writes About The Cutting Of old business of fv'P f l' t m Borneo carr >' the <'''>• Some Of these traders have •sat at their small, well-worn, benches for the best part of the past halt century and, as their needs are few, and
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    SPANISH HELP IN BISMARCK RESCUE WORK
    122 13 SPANISH HELP IN BISMARCK RESCUE WORK Madrid, June 7. BPANJ&I warship, th? Canaris took part mi n trying to rescue v an ailul 's from the Bismarck. This was revealed by the Foreign Minister, Senor Suner yesterday when he told pressmen that Admiral Raedcr had sent a telerram of thanks
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    Visas Must Be Passed By Foreign Office
    96 13 Shanghai. June 7. jHK Japanese Embassy spokesman 1 revealed at a press conference yesterday afternoon that as a result of a new order, Erltishers, desiring to vist Japan, may have their applications for visas granted only alter approval by the Foreie'i Office m
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    American 2-Ocean Navy Takes Shape
    166 13 American 2 -Ocean Navy Takes Shape f New York, June 7. J[HE first mine-layer built for the new two-ocean navy— the 6,000-ton Terror— was launched yesterday by the Assist- ant Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Ralph Bird. 'We can and will out-produce Hitler/ he declared. "The production cf American warships
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    Normandie Seized-Report
    60 13 Normandie Seized-Report IjX>LLOWING Prestdeal Boose- velt's aulh< riMjtion for the seizure of SO foreign ships m Xnurican ports, a New York Rt uler message received this afternoon states that under the President's order the crack French liner Normandie, which has been 1> in# idle since Frame capitulated has hetn takes
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    Relatives Of Nanking Puppet Arrested
    77 13 Relatives Of Nan king Puppet Arrested Ttttp oo Shanghai, June 7. HE 66-year-old mother ol Mr. Chow Fu-hai. th dent of the Executive Yuan and Finance Minister m the Nanking regime as well ter and her husband hav e b. by crder or the Chungking Government at their n Lilmg,
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    Last Week's Honours
    364 14 Last Week's Honours BATTING 114 G. W S Waites (Y.M. Z CA. R VI". Held quarters). 80 Jack Petit (Inf/intv> 1 Buttaliou vs Provost J Corps") Z "6 N. Scully (\nti Air- craft Battery vs C Co. Loyals). t. 71 Jack Petit (N.f. Club 2 \s A. IF 69 11.0.
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    Naval Base Indians Lose
    260 14 Indian Assn. 5; N. Base Indians 2. HpHE Indian Association Stored an easy victory over the Naval Rase Indians at Parrer Park yesterday, winning by five goals to two. The Indian Association met wT very little opposition from the Ba^ In Vr.fi first half and had
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    18 14 Newbury, June 7. pIIERDLEV, one ot the long-priced iXrby candidates, won the Oborne Plate over the mile. Reuter
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    578 14 CLARKE CUP ECHOES: COLONY-F.M.S. TEST T*HE Rest, as predicted last week, defeated the Europeans m their armua] tus»!e for the Clarke Cup. After tho dull cricket witnessed on the first day when both sid?s were dismissed cheaply the match became Interesting on the sscond day when Major Colo
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    Padre's 55 For S.C.C.
    230 14 PAILJNG light forced a draw 1 m the match between the S.C.C. and the Air Headquarters which was played <>n the Padang yesterday. Batting flrsi the S.C.C. scored 138 Tor the loss of six wickets betore they declared their innings. Bright batting performances by the lltv.
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    Malay Regt. Trounced
    261 14 'PHE Singapore Police trounced the Malay Regiment when these two teams met m a one-inninjrs friendly fixture at the Depot yesterday. The Police, batting firjst. piled up 158 runs for the loses of five wickets, thanks mainly to an unfinished innings of 51 by G. DennJson Smith,
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    Airmen Beat N.S.
    112 14 Airmen Beat N.S. MALAYA CUP Scrrmban, Saturday. i TX t^e Malaya Cup match J i-playerl here the R.A.F. S defeated Negri by three goals] to one. the airmen, adopting i 11 T fonwition, pi-av^d i the better team. Brown, at S centre, and Campbell al out- i side r.i.t \.»ro
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    S.C.C.'s BIG SCORE AGAINST CEYLONESE
    227 15 lesterila^a CHckel 1 p E s.C.( are m a strong position against th,. r i o flub, having totalled 203 their fir.. Sl r s ;wrts ciui. ,r,,u,ul yesterday IKS 1h 1 Kami: a' ld H ak"P a Rood partnership for the second wicket Sip
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    HEERA SINGH'S BRIGHT HIT FOR MEDICOS
    351 15 Singapore, Saturday. VdE cricket match between the V.M.C.A. and the Medical College Union was left trawn. time intervening 1 The Medical College Union took first r :i^- of the wickets and knocked up 149 runs fcr the lo6s of eight ihckets and declared. The
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    SCHOOLBOYS BEAT INDIANS
    218 15 |WE Combined Schook beat tlit Indian Aestctatfoii by -< runs on the Indians' t>rouml vcsUrday. Batting first the Indian* utre out for (>i ratts nnne oi the batsmen reaching double figures. The schoolboys totalled 87 runs Ross scoring 16 and Anchant 15 fcnokf Co'rbined Schools Ross Sz;^
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    RARE CRICKET MATCH RESULT
    248 15 THE rare, situation of two cricket 1 trams storing exactly the same mimhir ol runs oath t<> draw, o«j--tuircd vi Ntrrday when Fortress Sifttalt met the H.K. and S. Regiment. Bent sides scored 122 runs with all wickets down. For the SignaUers a bright 57 by
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    Nellie Chia And Brother Win Y's Mixed Doubles
    350 15 Nellie Chi a And Brother Win Y's Mixed Doubles pa rubber sel match to bt remembered more for its surprises <h an f<, r its brilliance, brother and sister, Robert and NdUe ia snatched a last minute victory from Roy Smith and hrfaret Stokes m the open mixed doubles final
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    980 15 Derby Breaks Record: Where Am I Pays $82 Ipoh, Saturday. BIG crowd of eager punters who picked the winners with ulty and patronised the totes and cash sweeps well, feature of the last day of the Perak Turf Club's June meeting held here to-day. Another feature
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    ATHLETIC REACH TOP OF THE LEAGUE
    352 15 Chiaese Athletic 3; S.(\( 0. QOOD, clean soccer was provided at Anson [load Stacl yesterday when Chinese Athletic took full points from the S.C.C. with a win, after a goalless first half, m a Div. I match. With the two points Iron) this match,
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    72 15 RECS TROUNCED BY TENGAH AIRMEN FCUR pickets for 13 by Wright and 3 for 5 by Wyrill enabled Ten^ah Rafs to dismiss an SRC. E"de for 57 whui tfcie teams met on the Padan° yesterday. Eest Re^s' ."■zcrer was I. de Souza who went m as an opening bat and
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      77 15 CRICKET: CSC. v. S.C.C. •>nri day, C.S.C.; S.R.C. vR.A.A.F., S.R.C; Indian Assn. v Teachers' Assn., Balestier; Sinhalese v. R.A.M.C., McNair Road; Medical Colleg- v. Air H.Q., Colic S.C.RC. v. Loyals, 1 S.C.RC. I BADMIVTON: Singapore Junior Championships. Clerical Union. WATER-POLO: SS C. v RAF. (Seletar), S.S.C 10 45 a.m. EASE3AIL:
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    Japan Buys Thai Scrap Iron
    71 16 Bangkok, June 7. i ANK hundred thousand toni Wi Wimp iron have been Lough t up by .fa paur.se S ag-tnts m Bangkok alone y |aMC Iwm I. 'these Japa- ncso au»'nts, according to the newspapct La -Km- i Thony. are SCMUiflf IhC i tounliy.
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    135 16 Newburv. Jim ANNA TOM and Sunray, th e Derby runners, lailed to get places In the Coronation Cup over a mile and a half, the issue being fought out by Winter Halter «7 to 2. Hipplus '15 to 8» and T^vely Trtm (11 to 4
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    41 16 Mr. J. L. Mutter, the Canadian Government Trade Commissi ncr m Singapore, left on Saturday to pay an official visit to Java m the interests of Canadian trade With the Netherlands East Indies. i is expected to return early m July
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    334 16 laken Prisoner IMPERIAL TROOPS CROSS RIVER OMO 'WO thousand prisoners and 11 #uns have been captured m Abyssinia. To-day's Middle Fast communique states: LIBYA Nothing of importance to report. ARYSSTNIA— In the face of exceptional physical and climatic difficulties, East and West African troops advancing towards Jumma
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    232 16 STORY OF MASHONA'S SINKING Bismarck Ilclio London. June THE details of t sinking of the British destroyer Mashona and fierce air attacks upon the destroyer Tartar follow ng the sinking of the Gorman warship Bismarck are revealed to-day. The tvo destroyers were steaming to their base when the first bombers
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    AUSTRALIA'S HUGE WAR EXPENDITURE
    56 16 Canberra, June 7. IHE expenditure on defence will amount to £250 million m the July Budget, according to Mr. A. JVV. Fadden. He stated that m!- creased taxation saemed inevitable. j Mr. Fadden hinted that there might be partial adoption of the [system of post-war refunds
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    THE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR
    64 16 Cclacry (Alberta), June 7. THE Calvary Herald states that it is reliably reported that the Duke and Duchess of Winclior are planning to visit the Duke's ranch at Perisko, possibly the first xi.eek m August It is also reporte I thc.t they would stay at least
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    Teachers' Meeting
    153 16 Singapore. Saturday. THE second tciminal meeting for the year vjt the Singapore Teachers' Association was held at the Fairfield. Girls' School this j evening, attended by a large gathering of women and men teachers. The meeting which was presided over by Mr. M. R. Holgate resolved to allow
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    20,000 Watch England Beat Wales At Soccer
    156 16 WALES lost, by two to three, to England at soccer after leading two goals to one at the interval, before 20,000 spectators. Woodward and James scored for Wales before the English forwards aot gcing. and then Hagan scored. though Bryn Jones had hard
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    LATEST AUSTRALIAN NEWS BY CABLE
    321 16 LATEST AUSTRALIAN NEWS BY CABLE Melbourne. June 7. L ONDON papers are expressing 1* the opinion that Mr. Menzies would be a valuable addition to Britain's War Council. The Navy Department denies the German radio report that H.M.A.S. Pfrth has been sunk. The vessel only .^uttered i few casualties at
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    VOLCANO BLOWS UP IN RABAUL
    56 16 Rabaul, June 1. REPAT Rabaul, New Guinea, the crater ot the Great Tarvur-Vur volcano, blew out to-day, beich- ing a huge cloud of dust and steam to a height of 3,500 ft above Rabaul. No damage has been caused. This is the first eruption of
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    26 16 New York, June 1 C^-MEN have arrested two PmV American Airways' stewards lor smuggling platinum intended lor the Axis powers, according to the Herald Tribune. Reuter
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    152 16 Malta. June Malta has to face the pow>' bi'ity of invasion, stated the Grvtrnor, Maj.-Genl. W. E bbie m a broadcast to tn« people of Malta. He said: "M*K» is immeasurably more capaWf 01 resisting attack than Crete, opinion is fully shared by responsible efficers. •Not only will
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    220 16 London. June 7. THE unceasing attacks by tha Royal Air Force on enemy shipp'ng and their deadly results are illustrated by the two latest awards to airmen. Pilot Officer D. F. Denis, who receives the Distinguished Flying Cross, has displayed great skill and daring m attacks against
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      92 16 TIES m the Singapore junior badminton championships played at the Clerical Union Hall yesterday resulted as follows: Women's singles: Miss Dora Tan 'Mtividale* beat Miss Pansy Thereisa (Sphinx) 11-0. 11-8; Mis.; Y. O.shima (Diehard* was given a walk over by Miss Violet Ang (Mayfair i. Men's singles: Lim Yew Hock
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