Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 15 June 1941

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    17 1 The Sunday Tribune 5 A.M. EDITION Net Sales Exceed 23,200 Weekly SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE !■">, 1941. FIVE CENTS.
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    SYRIAN ARABS APPRECIATE R.A.F. WARNING
    243 1 SYRIAN ARABS APPRECIATE R.A.F. WARNING i ndon, June WARNING At 3 O'clock tomorrow. British planes will -•aid Beirut I StafT depots and the. foUowine; military obi< w jjj L bombed ihe Arabs are warned that these areas .should b? evacuated This was dropped m ■eaflet form by R.A.P. plains over
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    Seven Night Raiders Downed Over Britain
    182 1 Seven Night Raiders Downed Over Britain London. June 11. ANK Hiitish niuhi lighltr had a whole >uks of duels with German raiders over Britain during I i id:i> night's raid-. He had Urn destroyed <no Heinkel "111" type of bomber when he was subjected t<, a .surprise attack by another
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    NAZIS MASS HUGE ARMY ON BORDERS OF RUSSIA
    269 1 BESSARABIA MAY CAUSE RUPTURE X Ankara, June 1 I. I MOIRS of a coming (Jerman attack on Soviet Russia are the sole topic of conversation m Rumania and Hungary, according t<> recent arrivals here. It appears that Germany has 120 divisions on
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    Prince George Of Yugoslavia
    61 1 Budapest, -Jinn- 14. PRINCE GEORGE of Yugoslavia ha* returned to Belgrade after an aba ice ol IK yean The older brother of King Alexander »wh> va^ assassinated at Marseilles m October. 1934 >. Prince George has been under medical care at N sh since 1923. Ho
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    Britain Plans "Bowl Of
    300 1 (By O. M. ORIBN) liOiulou, June 11. |)R. WELLIMRTON KOO, the new Chinese Ambassador m I^ncion, who is still delayed m Lisbon waiting for credentials from Chungking for two of his staff, is expected to preside at a huge 'Bowl of Rice" dinner on July 7fo
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    "WEEK-END" PILOTS DOWN 900 ENEMY AIRCRAFT
    157 1 London, June 14. WEEK-END pilots," a> Britain's Auxiliary Air Force pilots ar«» still chaftini;- iy calU d because of their I pre-war M spa*i Mmc" train 2 ng, have now destroyed more 5 than f)00 Nazi plants over 2 2 "r»'a n. S Z
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    Ribbentrop Meets Ciano In Venice
    120 1 II roi I tANO arrivi Venice thN morninpr, at: companied by tho German Mm ister m Rorrf\ Prince Bismarck, u niin.c- Qp ih<- ottici;il Italian tiews agency. It Was reported earlier thai von Ribbentrop, th<> German Foreign Minister, too had left for Venice. Bi »marck
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    Women Of Allied Nationalities For National Service
    90 1 Wo men Of Allied Nationalities For National Service London, June 14. Women < i Allied nationalities csiclont m Britain must now join British wninni at re istration booths for national i rvice, according to an order issued by the fciinistry of Labour and National Service to-day. The order provides thai
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    FRENCH RIVIERA ALMOST DESERTED
    598 1 Country Bled White By German Conquerors (By Ralph Brown, Reuters ferine i Belgrade Correspondent) Madrid, Jurie 1 1. I HAVE just completed a journey through the French Riviera, a hundred-mile stretch of coast formerly known all over the world as the most glittering playground oi the
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    Allied Advance To Damascus Continues
    120 1 London. Jui IN Syria, the Vichy troops have evacuated Xi holding a position across the road I Damascus. This was stfted authoriti I In the mitral st ctor ol Byi British troops now hold N and. cIOJ i ly supported D\ the R A P
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    STOP PRESS
    305 1 WAS«IN< m I RESIDENT LT II vs ORDERED THI J \ll FREEZING 0 •I \N AND GERMAN I NITED SI AT THI nil PRESIDI I THE FRfcl ZIN SETS OF ALL 1 OCCUPIED i I TRIES, !»1 IHf v OVERED BY TU X OKD£H New VoiK I to
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    Formidable Army Built Up In Java
    162 2 Batavia, June 14. THE organisation of the N.E.l. 's second army, that of the Local Defence Volunt era and the Home Guard, has now been completed In Java. According to th? Preanger Bode, Gen. Pesman will be appointed head of v new section of
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    37 2 The export tf dry rubber for the month of May from Brunei, Labuan and Malaya was as fallows:—Mainland, 49,434 tons. Straits Settlements, 494 tons; Brunei, 166 tens and Labuan. 16 tons, making a total of 50,110 tons.
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    BETTER BABIES IN RURAL AREA
    819 2 A N important section of the annual report of the Rural Board. Singapore, for the year 1940, deals with maternity and child welfare work. This vitally important branch of the health department, it is stated, continued to. function with vigour as m former yean and
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    29 2 The May output of th? Renong Tin Dredging Co. Ltd-, was as follows: No. 2 Dredge, ***** piculs: I No. 3 Dredge, ***** piculs; Gombak I Dredge, 745.53 piculs.
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    3 INJURED IN COLLISION
    79 2 The result when two S<tod tins clashed at Stamford Koad at about 11 o'clock on Friday night. Two Europeans and one Indian, believed to be occupants of the two cars, were injured. Both thp Europeans were slightly hurt, one with lacerations over the iorehead and cheek
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    Extortion Case Postponed
    182 2 Singapore, Saturday. ALLEGATIONS of how a cock-boy employed .by Mr. K. C. JohnsonHill was stopped on his way hum-' by three Chinese, who extorted $2 from him as "protection money", were made m the second magistrate's court to-day when Yeo Keng Hai was charged before Mr. Conrad
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    MORE VICHY DESERTIONS
    405 2 MORE VICHY DESER TIONS Navy Give s Great Help In Advance U p Syrian Coast <By Desmond Tighe, Renter'; Special Correspondent with the Imperial Forces m Syria) AUSTRALIAN sappers are working hard to restore bridgeheads and escarpments blown up by the French m their withdrawal from Merj Ayoum. The pursuit
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    STAFFS REDUCED TO RELEASE MEN
    71 2 M^lbourn^. June 14. EMPLOYERS have been forced to r^durr staffs ov/inn; to the Government's plnns to curtail non°ntinl industries pnd they will be nskcH to dismiss first ali men under 40 y-ars of age. Tlv> cbiect is to release men for the ftehtinq forces nnr]
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    CORONER SOLICITS HELP FROM PUBLIC
    379 2 Singapore, Saturday. POST mortem examination has revealed that the cause of the hoy's death was shock and haemorrhage from multiple Injuries, and the doctor's opinion is that the boy's injuries might have been caused by his having been knocked down by a motor vehicle. "I
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    More Vichy Desertions To de Gaulle
    177 2 More Vichy Desertions To de Gaulle Jerusalem, June 14. FURTHER adhesions by members' of the Vichy forc^ m Syria to the Free French cause are reported by a semi-official radio commentator from Jerusalem. Ho says that Free French legionnaires met other units of the Foreign Legion m the Damascus sector
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    Unusual Case Against Sikh
    141 2 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY \\THAT IS THOUGHT TO BE A CASE WITHOUT Parai LEL IN THIS COUNTRY WAS MENTIONED IN COU R t THIS MORNING WHEN AN ELDERLY SIKH NAMED JAWALA SINGH WAS CHARGED WITH ABETMENT OF RAPE ON HIS WIFE. i All three cases were pi The
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    NIGHT BOMBING MENACE MASTERED
    80 2 NIGHT BOMBING MENACE MASTERED London, June 14. lyjß. Ernest Bevin, t»ie Minister of Labour, m a speech at Lc cester last night expressed th'± opinion that the day was not tar distant when the people of this country would be as safe m their beds at night as they are
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    Roosevelt's Pledge To King George
    135 2 Roosevelt's Pledge To King George Washington. June 13. DRESIDENT Roosevelt renewed his pledge of "full material assistance to Great Britain and her allies" m a message to King George, congratulating him on nit birthday, expressing sincere wishes for his well-being and for the welfare of all peoples of the British
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    CURTAILED AIR MAIL SERVICE
    153 2 CURTAILED AIR MAIL SERVICE RENEWED attention is drawn b? the Ptstal Authorities to the fact that owing to restricted load capacity, the air mail service to East Africa, South Africa and the United Kingdom previously opf rated by the British Overseas Airways Corporation is suspended The public are reminded of
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    INVASION PORTS AGAIN ATTACKED
    91 2 London, June 14. INDUSTRIAL targets m the Ruhr and the docks at Brest were again attacked by British bombers during last nieht, it was learned m London this morning:. The R.A F. delivered another attack on invasion ports early this morning, according to reports received m
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    GOVERNMENT WASTAGE RAISING WAR LOAN
    358 3 GOVERNMENT WASTAGE RAISING WAR LOAN duplication Unnecessary S H( !h, T L i 0l ted polic y to be t£Z dais anh! of M «V«" governments SettleSs w.;tT T mad Week t() Strata of huge wLK f C mea the mne cessary situation of the lS^°f o r n^ COns
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    They Prefer Dark Shelters
    113 3 VOIING i eople Who prefer air raid 1 shelters to be dork have smashed nenrW all the electric liphts m surface sbe'ter.s m Weston-super-Mare. The lights were installed by the local council following complaints by moral welfare organisations. When the bulbs and fittings disappeared we put
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    88 3 Mr. Tan Kay Hai, will be the first Chinese to join the R.A.F. Training School m Singapore. He lv.s been selected for training with the August batch with a nm.ibnr of othe local-born cadets. It is likely that a few more may be selected from up-country when the selection board
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    Bells Again In England By Accident
    140 3 J^HE 8.8.C'8 famous chiming bells wove heard again recently for a few moments. It was aft* 11 .t he nme- o'clock news had been read Usat there was a pause. Then, to in*? astonishment of 1 steners, the bells were heard. Many people telephoned
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    Moneylending Must Be Controlled
    783 3 Moneylending Must Be Controlled (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) J^OIS of things have been said about money-lenders m this country. Various victims have related their experience with money-lenders and various associations have discussed the problem and 'ts evils but so far no constructive suggestions have been made as to how the
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    LARGE-SCALE INVASION EXERCISES IN BRITAIN
    352 4 London, June 11. Klci-SCALR exercises m which 70,000 troops, including several thousand Homo Guard members, have just taken part have yielded valuable new lessons as to what might happen m an invasion. Lt.-Gen. T. H. Eastwood, ne.w G.0.C., Northern Command designed the exercises to the
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    FORCE THREAT FROM JAPAN
    80 4 Tokyo. June 14. COMMENTING on American reV* ports that the United States may tight m restrictions on domestic consumption oi oil as v. as the export of petroleum products, wellinformed quarters \-iccd the belief that such an American move might compel Japan to seek oil m
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    "DIGGER" HATS FOR BRITISH
    350 4 "DIGGER" HATS FOR BRITISH A VARIATION of the famous "digger" hat will shortly replace th t various types of helmets used by British troops m Malaya. This change over has bt^n confirmed by the military authorities. It is not known whether units ot che British Army m other parts ot
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    AS I WAS SAYING
    588 4  -  JOHNNY Bj T HEARD my pal McTavish unit to sco the doctor on Monday morning and when the doc asked him what was wrong he stuck out his tongue and it was full of splinters. The doctor took them all out and asked Sandy how they
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    New Salon Opens
    216 4 To MORROW (Monday) "Pompadour*' Singapore's newest and most original specialty store, dealing exclusively m perfumes and supercosmetics, will open at 11, The Arcade fotai proceeds cf the first week's al? s will go to the War Funa. Furiher attraction on tiie opening Jay will be the gift
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    TRIBUNE SCHEME PROVED SOUND
    396 4 4 SUGGESTION made m the Sunday Tribune a fewweeks ago, that instead of asking- for contributions direct for the War Fund, members of the public should be invited to buy various war weapons at fixed prices, was adopted by the apitoJ Theatre m preparing the programme
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    HESS' ARRIVAL
    747 5 M. L. IIO1»KI\ IYIK Of London, May 21. /F Mr. Herbert Morrison had seized a Hurricane and flown off to Herchlcsgaden to give himself up, we m the British Empire would feel somewhat annoyed and peevish. We can, therefore, understand the peevishness and annoyance which has been expressed
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    May Elope If He Has Time
    70 5 May Elope If He Has Time Hollywood. CMiv Grant may 'dope" with Barbara Hutlon. the Woolworth beirtll II he can find Uqm y. o 'We've disciu^ed marriage, ne said, 'but we're not certain if or when. ••It depends on my nlm worh But if they do decide to do it
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    SECRETS OF THE SURGERY
    522 5 OX Monday I had to sign on€ t of the two medical certili- < cates required to commit Fred Hylman to a .Mental Hospital— a much better name than that of "Lunatic Asylum* 1 which was commonly used some years This recalled the case of a
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      607 5 l l x No Guessing To-Day MEvi n li you cculdn i ha helped Winterbottcm you may still know that &tucco: t% faipono lorredor; Ornsmeatai I carving on ceiling or wall; X ud of plas'er or cement; Barly chaal of Italian architec m 1 And now lor a hard one
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    1352 6  - A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE VERA ARDMORE sdgdghh "DRING your bathing costume towel' was the reminder given to the 33 friends Invited by H.H. the Sultan of Johore and Lady Marcella Ibrahim to a Lido party at Bukit Serene on Sun evening. Guests were greeted by H.H. th< Sultan and
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    THIS IS A GODLESS AGE
    1212 8 I lt\V \lll» HAAS Suggests Tli«l r JMiK series <>r articles appearing m "The Sunday Tribune" under the heading "What My Religion Means to Me/ 1 has prompted me to a&k the question: "Is the present a Godless Age?" This is one of the most
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, June 13. 1941. Opinion
    390 8 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, June 13. 1941. Opinion The China War IX a little over three weeks Japan's unofficial war on China will have entered on its fifth year. What the Tokyo militarists had fondly hoped would be all over bar the shouting m a few weeks, has already lasted
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    BEARDS
    729 8 W. B. PATERSON ROOTS FOR I>KADING a newspa])L-r the other day Yes, I occasionally let myseir k<> thoroughly and plunge m off the deep end and besides I get fed up with the BT>(\ telling the world that there is nothing of importance to report on the Libyan front
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    Look At Yourself
    654 8 Look At Yourself By Mary Anne Wend e gOMETDIES I wish s ingarK would grow up. Nev rh r a I met bo many men and won^ whose judgment m o (i tff so completely, the balance Ah disci imination of maturity Ttry live m a small a world of
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    REDS MUST FIGHT OR YIELD TO HUNS
    304 9 REDS MUST FIGHT OR YIELD TO HUNS -LONDON PRESS REPORT Wg rorce Of Nazi Tanks In Finland rmiiti ii- London. Juno 14 I ,U C f thC UBBia "3K 'at stake, says the Daily Telegraph ,n a leader on Russo-CJerma,, relations The signs indicate, it says, that HttfaMb ■o longer
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    Reich Stops Goebbels' 'Invasion
    147 9 Reich Stops Goebbels' 'Invasion Nru York, Jutif 1.',. rul'lls or Hi!' final edition of the Nazi Party MfSB Voelkischer Beobac liter containing an Article by Goebhels foreshadowing the imminent invasion of Britain have been confiscated bj Retell officials, accordinu t«» :i D#w iMMi MWsage. No reason u;«x given for this
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    RAIDS ON CYPRUS
    40 9 Nicosia, IC3 prus) June I ENEMY aircraft, operating singly, -h« pp -ci bombfl ;ti three different I points m the island, bul no damas< was done and the only ca malty wa s villager iifihtly injured. Reuter
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    FRENCH ATTACHE RESIGNS IN PROTEST
    31 9 Washington, June 14. lyj HER X ALPHAND financial attache a( tha French Emba hi Washington has resißned because ol d1 ;aprecmcnt with the Vichy Dohcv. Reuter
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    Australian Solidarity With British
    167 9 Australian Solidarity With British Simla. June 14 ADDRESSING Indian and 01 seas press represent S'r Bertram Btcvens. the Australian 1 preaentative In the Eastern grou] referred to the rrciit decision <>I Australia to suspend the transference of lunds raised for Spitfires to England Sir Bertram said that Australia's motives were
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    ROBIN MOOR CARRIED NO CONTRABAND
    131 9 ROBIN MOOR CARRIED NO CONTRABAND New York, June 13. triiK Robin Line, who are owners 1 oi the Robin Mooj assured tn p of the Robin Moor, assured the Press if a < <>ni Jrence that the Robin M r >r carried leither munlt ions nor war material Tliey allowed
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    U.S. TO BREAK WITH VICHY?
    318 9 HULL'S ACCUSATIONS JX the most caustic United States Government declaration yet issued on the Vichy policies, Mr. £ordell Hull (Secretary of State) directly accused Admiral Darlan and It. Laval of scheming to "deliver France, politically, economically and militarily to Hitler, and said that this "original
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    Canadian Armoured Division For Britain
    208 9 Canadian Armoured Division For Britain Ottawa, June 13. MH Mackenzie King, the Primr Minister, speaking <t sea warfare, said that having n gard to the comparative resources of ton-* nage, targets and striking power available, the "balance of effective destruction is not tilted as heTivily as might appear on the
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    1412 10  -  A. Kanayson r«^«^«*» Ut rW^HIS is a story based on Malaya, j JL fearless and brutally frank. The writer dares to tell of the misfortunes S which may and do follow ignorance and he does not mince his words. The coward S and those who fear the
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    90 10 SHORT STORY ABOUT MALAYA M w he had cured his disease it Had made him sterile. The poor man then realized that his beloved wife had suffered on his account alone There had been nothing wrong: vith her. But nothing is completely hopeless Samy and his wiie adopted four children
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    149 10 S Bangkok, June 14. I JAPANESE press correspon i dents m Bangkok were J pilloried by the Thai dailies. the Sieng Thai and the Thai Mai, commenting on the J sensational Japanese news- paper report of a plot to I i assassinate the Thai
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    135 10 Bangkok, June 14. 'Fantastic and mischievous" that is how Thai political quarters characterise the Japanese n€wspaper report alleging "a British inspired plan to overthrow the present pro-Japanese Thai Cabinet." On the contrary they recall that British authorities m Malaya recently asked certrtn prominent Thai exiles m Penang (who
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    188 10 Food Would Not Stay m His Stomach You know only too wmi stomach gas, burnmg %s? dUt^ c Well, this man suffered eve?^ bU *B«5 turned to whito froS- TLg?"' »3 stay m his Btomach StoiKf* were useless. Then he wa«7^ Ch Chardox! Result? h? s
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    HULL SUPPORTS SYRIA ACTION
    35 13 Washington, June 13 MR. Cordell Hull, the United States Secretary of State, m a formal statement, made it plain that he felt that the British penetration of Syria was justified- Reuter
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    78 13 SOVIET AMBASSADOR LEAVES FOR MOSCOW Istanbul, June 14. M. VINOGRADOFF. ihe Soviet Ambassador m Ankara, embarked yesterday morning for Odessa en route to Moscow for consultations with the Soviet Government. The real reasons for M. Vlnogradoff's journey are unknown and "o comment has been made on it. but the report
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    84 13 Singapore, Saturcay. F<'b:a> jii possession ol cliup ji kl lottery documents which totaled I. a value of $461.72. Yeoh Hoy. ad '(1 guilty when charged beMr. W. D Carey m the third police court with assisting In the tfing on of a public lottery. Yeoh said
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    148 13 Resigned To Wife's Love For Another H a/ 1 ii- N Sir Delve I Is on lual i(;i the muri Lord Em, U. went Into ths iritness bos again yesterda being resigned to h turn for Lord Brroll ai he hud plans to reguh He had never repi d his
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    424 14 San Francisco. MEGAN TAYLOR, who is heiress to Sonja Henie's Kce skating crown legally, artistically and from the standpoint of good looks, has every right to feel that she has been shcrt-c -hanged. In times like these the world's figure skating title does not pay
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    393 14 s i BATTING i > 84 J. Andres (P.R-C. vs 7 i S XI). i J 80 A Armstrong (St. An- j i drews Old Boys vs lUll- way Juniors). V 76 T h lira i sin pham (CSC, vs SCO. t 76 Rowiett (R.A.F. vs T.M.C.A.).
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    612 14 Last Week's Club Matches: C. S. C. 's La test A cq u isi tion Season's 'Key" Match To-Day WHAT was undoubtedly one of the best matches seen this season was that between the C.S.C. and the S.C.C. last week-end. The S.C.C. batting first collected 203. nwp and
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    72 14 CRICKET: SCC. vs. Selangor Club, S.C.C.: Indian Association vs. S.R.C.. BaVstier: S.C.R.C. vs. Police. S.C.R.C. C.V.M.A. vs. Sinhalese Asscciation C.V.M.A.: Signals vs. R.A.F. (Tengah). Teneah; CSC. vs. Medical Collesre. C.S.C.; Raffles Collece va. C.S.C., Raflles Collose: Medical College vs. Malay Regiment. Sepoy Lines. BADMINTON: Singapore junior and veterans'
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    41 14 The foTlowino: playcs ha^-c been relrcted to play a friendotjyill match against the RAO C. at Fras^r aiv' Neave'a ground to-day: Cheiliah. S' Maniam, R. Gopal. Muninndi, Kassim. Sintha, Ponnusamv. Abidin, Vaithy, Ahmad, Gam. Reserves: G. Thamby. G. Samy.
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    29 14 The cricket match between CeyIcn Sports Club and R.E. Changi. which was to have been played on the Ceylon Six>rts Club, yesterday was called off owing to inclement weather.
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    510 15 Cricket Gets Into Stride: British, Belgian Armies At Soccer: Football Figh t t op hhL^j^viHi^u^, (pom H. I-. Hopkia) f >ndon, Bfay 20. IITJICKKT is now well into its X jtride m Britain. There L, an exciting finish to the C big match at Lord's y**sKgy, Sir Pelham Warner's Cen
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    IMPRESSIVE GALLOPS AT K. LUMPUR
    165 15 Kual:» Lumpur, Saturday. TMFS-ESSIVE work wns done on the K.L. track this morning when training r<-r linued for the forthcoming Silaiijjor races. Dttiiifeuished and Lady Warrior paced together, the former finishing better. Roisterer and Amazon made fast gallops. Roisterer should be watched. Selancjr II sprinted
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    136 15 SELANGOR BEAT PERAK 2 -NIL (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, June 14. CELANGOR cleared tile nrat hurdle of the Malaya Cup competition by defeating Perak by 2-nil at Greentown to-day. A large crowd, including the Sultan of Perak. witnessed the game which was not up to Cup standard. Perak gave
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    281 15 THANKS to a fine 55 (not cut) by 1 Hera Singh, the Medical College Union ooat thu S.C.C by 39 runs on the Medica) Union Ground yesterday. Batting first, the Medical College Union totalled 114 runs, Hera Singh oeing unbeaten with 55 and Kuktip Singh scoring 25
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    232 15 THE following are the results of ties of the Singapore junior and veteran championships played at the Clerical I'nion, yesterday: Women's junior singles: Lillian Tan (Diehard) beat Lav Yin Ching (Merridftle) u-4, 11—2. Noureisham (Sphinx) beat Y. Murthy (Useful) 11—4. 4—ll, 11—6. Doreen Kiong (Eclipse) beat A. Bachelor
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    59 15 DKIOR to meeting Chinese Athletic m the War Fund i soccer match at Anson Road Stadium shortly, the Com- i bmed Business Houses' I League soccer team will meet the Fortress R.E., one of the stiongest Diy. I sides m the senior division, m a
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    859 16 RESOLUTION PASSED BY LARGE MAJORITY Singapore, Saturday. m UKSOI ITION urging the I .M.S. (iov--1 m eminent and His Excellency the High Commissioner to take early steps to appoint a committee of enquiry to collect evidence and submit a report concerning'
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    132 16 Gibraitai June v V time fine s, ptember I*4o, a small number ol bombs ''11 i 1 1 braltar early vestei ruing. aircraft guns were In actii n i unidentified aircraft real the Rock II was officially announced yeslay afternoon that no casual- I nor damage was caused
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    43 16 Vichy, Juno H. T lll h Commander-in-Chiel 1 h North Africa, General Weyrand, Is now m Algiers, following i toui cl insp ction of Morocco announces the Vichy news agency, Ini; a repor! that Weygand irned to Vie hv Reuter
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