Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 22 June 1941

Microfilm: NL1459
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    Masthead
    18 1 The Sunday Tribune 5 A.M. EDITION Net Saks Exceed 23,2oo Weekly SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, .MM. ifi, 1941, FIVE CENTS
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    Invasion: A Timely Warning
    333 1 London, June SI. t e iiim:^ ol umoun of i I' impend inc cvi nis In Europe, N heß cr^dibU n por* s Inrrfm «f ln k masses of Wroon* pathtiin cither »3e of the Russian and <. n frontier, a timely re- JSider is ien
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    DAMASCUS EVACUATED
    26 1 VICHY TROOPS HAVE »V CTATED I).\M.\S( IS, ACCORDING TO A C OAI M I Xli} V V BROADCAST BY BEIRI T RADIO TO-NIGHT. Reuter
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    4 A.M. LATEST
    14 1 London. June Tl. Damaci;v baa •> <-•" occ ini'*d by British tro. Reuter
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    LUFTWAFFE RUSHED TO RUSSIAN BORDERS
    513 1 LUFTWAFFE RUSHED TO RUSSIAN BORDERS Great Air Concentrations In Moldavia And Slovakia DROADCASTING from Ankara early this morning, Martin Agronsky, Correspondent of the National Broadcasting Corporation of America, said that according to "a completely reliable source/ great German air concentrations are m Moldavia, Poland and Slovakia, which experts describe as
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    43 1 lie. Juno 21. THE tl roiip <„: Italian worjtUW to i aye i'or Ocr: K)i/> khis week was seen off to-day at L^- licrn by thr authorities, .says the Italian olTic-i:»i new.s agency. They are to v. >rk m factories and shipbuilding yards.- Reuter
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    KING PETER, MINISTERS REACH LONDON
    337 1 London, June 21. [{ING Peter of Yugoslavia, General Simovitch (the Prime Minister) and M. Kuezevitch (Minister of Court) arrived by air m England this morning. The Royal party was met by the Duke of Kent on behalf of H.M. the King; Commander Thompson, on behalf
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    Big Offensive Sweep Over France: 10 Nazis Shot Down
    129 1 Big Offensive Sweep Over France: 10 Nazis Shot Down London, June 21. THE R.A.F. fighting squadron curried out an offensive operation ,ver Northern Franco .shortly Biter midday to-day, it is learned m ;ndon. A ire i aft of the Bomber Command also took part, and on? of these aircraft Is
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    Repeated Raids
    114 1 Daylight raids across the Channel wee made on four consecutive days; the Kv.hr was heavily bombed on six nights;' Cologne laided on five nights and Due^ eldorl three. Hanover, Bremen, Schwerte and nuisber n wire heavily at ack An Industrial plant v. as bombc' near Bcthuno. The Fleet;
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    Domestic Occurrence
    20 1 EIPTII: To Lorraine, wife of Flight-Lieutenant H. c Btumm, at, the Singapore Maternity Hospital, this morning a daughter
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    Batavia Parleys Amount To Return To Stains Quo
    351 1 Batavia Parleys Amount To Return To Stains Quo London, .June 21. 'piIK net result of the parleys between Japan and the N.E.I. after nine montns, is the return to status quo, comment Th«» Times m an editorial surveying the breakdown of the trad* talks. Regarding the Japanese claim for more
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    33 1 London, June 21 Seventfui German aircraft were destroyed ever and mound Britain during th< v.c 1: ending June 21. No British aircraft were reported lost In this area during the same period. Reuter
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    "Turkey Britain's Ally And Germans' Friend"
    350 1 Ankara, June 21. THE impression is growing wrv that the Germain Turkish Treaty will l>e used as an instrument by Germany against Russia. It is understood that the German Ambassador, von Papea, m negotiating tor an agreement often referred to the danger which Russia
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    Axix Air Losses Double That Of R.A.F.
    122 1 I n'lon, JaiM L'l AXIS iiii trail losbm are staled to have been ncrlj double those of the Kmpire air forces m the Middle East during Ihi week ending June li). Widespread air •<!>• unv carried out during the week m which i
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    WOMEN, CHILDREN LEAVE CONSTANZA
    94 1 Vu-hy, June 21 •piil-: report i that the civilian o- pulation is be i evacuated t r ?m Constanza arc Incorrect, .says a Buchan I d< paid: to the Vichy new* agency It says only a cci t «in number or women .liid children have left
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    TAMIL GOALED ON INDECENCY CHARGE
    211 2 Singapore, Saturday. yAYAPURY, g 25-year-old Tamil, was found guilty and sentenced to 10 months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. J. L. McFall, the district judge to-day, on two charges of committing acts of gross indecency with two other persons. At 12.50 a.m. on May 24, Vayapury
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    Soldier Admits Theft Of Car
    95 2 Singapore, Saturday. A 24-YEAR-OLD Irishman. C. Cleary, pleaded Ruilty m the fifth court to-day to a charge of theft of a motorcar valued at $800 belonging to a man named Sullivan at the Gilman Barrack on June 13 at 11.30 p m. Sentence was postponed
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    DELIVERY BOY STEALS FROM EMPLOYER
    166 2 DELIVERY BOY STEALS FROM EMPLOYER Siivaporc, Saturday. CONVICTED on a charge of stealing 3.000 bottles of Chinese medicine. Chin Thiam Cheong (10), who described himself as a Balesman, clerk and delivery boy In a medicine shop m Cross Street, was bound over m the sum of $^00 for b year,
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    Woman Gamblers Fined
    52 2 Singapore, Saturday. rAUGHT gambling m a house off Qeylang Road. 19 Chinese women I were fined $15 or. two weeks' simnle imprisonment, each, by Mr. W. D. Carow. the third magistrate. All the women pleaded ejuilty to a charge of gamine m a conimor, aamine: house on
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    30 2 Here is the long and the short of it. London Tramway's stiortesi man, and beside him the tallest, arc seeii here about to set out on th< :r day's run.
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    Potential Bomb Kills Soda Fountain Worker
    526 2 Singapore, Saturday. "HEATH was due t0 a fracture of the skull and laceration of the brain, the injuries being caused by the bursting of the mixing tank of the soda water fountain. 'The evidence does not justify taking any proceedings against the manufacturer under
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    U.S. Entry Into War "Likely"
    129 2 Tokyo. June 21. UNITED States' entry Into the war is 'very likely' as she has already "jumped off the spring board and is about to enter the ivater." Mr. Koh Ishii, deputy Cabinet spokesman, toid foreign Qewspaper correspondents yesterday during his regular press conference. Asked
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    HAVOC IN BERLIN
    97 2 New York, June 21. IIA\O(' wrought m Berlin by K.A.r. raids is described by United States columnists Lazareff and Root m their syndicated column. It is impossible th y say to walk In any direction through Berlin without seeing one building !n fifty j wholly or partially
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    P.W.D. WORKER ACQUITTED
    110 2 Singapore. Saturday MALAVARIATH, an employee ol the. Public Works Departs: Singapore, was acquitted and dis charged by Mr. J. L. McFall. the district judge, to-day on three charges ot corruptly acccpta;sums of money totalling $590. He was charged wilh corruptly accepting $90 from C. N. Leembruggen during
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    "MASS PRODUCTION'
    288 2 Co n tracep ti yes To Be Abolished London, June 21. JJUMAN mass production is planned on a colossal -<>ale by the Japanese Planning- Council and Ministry of Welfare, according to an article appearing m Great Britain and the East. In an endeavour to force the population from
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    Malayan Address To Gen. Chiang
    90 2 AVER 10.000 names have been ar V pended to the address to be Z to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-£ In commemoration of the •DouV Seventh" anniversary of the CX war by a local Chinese newsjr** since its launching a few days'! The address, which pledges 2
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    Halifax On Anglo-U.S. Co-operation
    83 2 Halifax On AngloU.S. Co-operation Boston, 20 LORD Halifax. th« British Ambassador, addressing industrii business leaders of Boston, said:"Y< v and we together can get this men Hitler. We must walk had m and side by side m the political, financial and economic polii-v "If we can do that, we can
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      383 2 Hearing Restored In Twenty- Four Hours Donfnf ss and Read Noises nerd not l.c flread« (1 an-, long* r since the d)^«ov»-ry of ftn American Physician. Now It is possible for fdine »jf the most obstinate cases of Deafness to be relieved m a day's time by the application of
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      132 2 THE'SECRET OF CHAMPIONS Good health is the /*> first requisite i M Z- 1 How often have we envied iome o*n woman who has climbed to the heights n famp. Ability, of course, is of grportance, but without good health, on» can never achieve his ambitions. For more than 50
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    Stables Air Conditioned In Malaya Now
    397 3 S tables Air Conditioned In Malaya Now Horses To Live In Luxury THKj^h,,,, ;!llth „k a l() liv, m an ai.-con.litlon,,! 6taW< 1 l) Melville Thompson's "Whiteface" thfeyenr's Singapore Spring Cud winner Dr. 1 hompson s n<>w stable h m the nature <>i an experiment and should other owners follow
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    R.C.A.F.'s FIRST ANNIVERSARY
    199 3 loiuion, June 21. W<>. 1. Royal Canadian Air T Forty Fighter Squadron, j yesterday celebrated the an- niversaiy of its arrival m Bri- J tain a year ago. During the 2 year it has :u counted for Z m 50 enemy machines. The squadron did not go
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    Chinese Commissioners For Australia
    74 3 Chinese Commissioners For Australia Ctaanffkinf, June 21. Chinese business interests m ifong Kon°: haTB submitted a proposal to tbe Chinese dovcrnment to appoint commercial at»v trat'e eonunHsienera Australia nnr! other .'HTiitrit's m the Southern Pnctlie to assist the development of trade relations. i>nd irive the peeewary assisiancf to Chinese merchants
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    As I Was Saying.....
    773 3  -  Johnny By JMY pal Awkward Alice came round to see me the other nit- fit. which surprised me as she has a fiance who is a soldier and seems very keen. "I thought your boy friend was taking ycii out to-night," I said. 'So he won,"
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    German Consulate At Manila Closed
    85 3 Tokyo, June 21. 1*111: United States High Com- missioner m the Philippines, Mr. Francis 15. Sayre, has ordered the closure of the (ierman Con-sulate-General at Manila and the departure oi the consular staff bj July 10, >ay Japamse reports. Tlie German Consul-General declared he had
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    U.S. SHIPS ARE STILL "MISSING"
    505 3 \^HEN a United States Naval Squadron sailed into Sydney Harbour nearly two months ago to receive a tumultuous welcome, it stayed a few days and sailed away again. Apart from the U.S. Navy Departn nobody knows where the squadron is now ihe i>. ress has
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    ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT?
    174 3 ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT? (iiiitk \\A\ to put on flesh. if you are worried about \o weight and fear thai something worse is on the way. do as so many hundreds of men and women throughout Malaya are doing to-day. Take Clotabs, the tl tasteless, flesh-forming tablets that
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      478 3 I KNOW WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT If k« Paid To Learn Both with Hsmhh And Vocht A Rink Yoa for Tour Wonderful YeastVite rone riBLMTM Dear airs,— l feel I ought to tdd my thanks to hundreds of others you must have. Sii years ago I began to •uffer
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      653 3 RHEUMATISM&BACKACHE now known fo be caused by BAD KIDNEY ACTION Few medical discoveries £JK clean raw, sore, sick kidneys and bladder and tc of recent years can have (i j remove acids and poisons from your systeir a more far-reaching effect JfL-k_ safely, quickly and surely, yet contains nc upon
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      285 3 Piles Drive You Crazy Don't lot iti hinp. bleeding, Internal <»p I protruding Pitea your vitality, ruin I your nerves, uud drive you cra/.y with psJa I ChlnaroM the recent discovery of an Amer« K'iin physician stop« the pain m lf» ntlnutes j fj you can walk. ridt\ w«»rk and
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    Building Walls
    87 4 While agreeing that Government and W»f Departments "houkl h:\vc prioiily m the ease cf oement and other bailding ma 4 frial, local arcliilrcts feil thai there is an abnormal waste of ccmtnt by Government a-ul Sei vice Depar'rirnts, and that i, vtrnnunt acoui "scence m allowing hnije quanti
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    GOVERNMENT ALLOWS BUILDING TRADE WASTE
    1244 4  - GOVERNMENT ALLOWS BUILDING TRADE WASTE J. P. Rajasooria WAR EFFORT SCANDAL liU 'IT7///M Government controls all private W construction and gives fn?t place to any building for the war efforL and rightly so, hundreds of tons of materials are allowed to rot and waste m a manner which even m
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    U.S. Release Swiss, Swedish Assets
    48 4 Washington, June 21. CWEDL d Swiss frozen asset.. ■3 m the United States nave boon thawed, according to an annoumr. Lt by the united Spates Treasury night, on condition that their credits would not vised to benefit the Axis or Axis-occupied territories.— Reuter
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    Paper Rationed In Japan
    41 4 Tokyo. June 21. THI Publishing Society has received permission from fche ation Bureau to placo napor for :aus, newspapers" and c .her pub;. .rludhm books, an Effective to-day, thfi mcasmes recognise four cla>siiicat.ions of publications.— Eastern News
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    Roosevelt Finishes World Tour
    57 4 Lisbon. June 21. /*AFT James Rocsevelt, the President's son. who has completed his worlj tour, is leaving by Clipper for the United States to-day Reuter Madrid. June 21:— Both the British Ambassador. Sir Samuel Hoare. and the German Ambassador were it ren >! yesterday by the
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    Tokyo Press Hails N.E.I. Friendliness
    92 4 Tokyo, Jun n 21. Hailing tho friendly manner m hich tl^ fon^ drawn-out is between Japan auct tlii* N.E.J 1a ed, m Dolltan newspapers declare thai only through such mutual i ntber no c il 3 the Nethe Lands tnd friend!, relation Java Redo In
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      785 4 UNWANTED J^ AT £5\ yES nts A sham e 7 but she Sl^W ABOUT SALIV- CAN'T BE l^H V? mJM INO MAN SEEMS MORE THAN 25 W, J|^ m: A\ INTERESTED -AND QUITE 4\<M^m //V H£fl I ATTRACTIVE Mk'.'jM W f£ft REFRESHED m^&- AFTER rAy BATH WfTH (<gSm LIFEBUOY \OMf
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      296 4 IT'S HIS STOMACH NOT HIS NERVES I f you are irritable and grumpy h*. you yet heartburn and flatSSocTS I stomach keen you l at night, do not take it out of Y our Her 1 pot to blame. le Ask bei stc id to p«| a j^.. Bisural etabh
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    INDOMITABLE LONDON
    1288 5 H. L. HOPKIN Tells To-Day Of 0 N that Saturday »i ght when ih fefLaviy. (..M.rjr,. Osborne, of tho Home Guard fbrSv j "^stream Guards, saw an oil £5 f building which he was watchine IK -rent m,, 1,, (l|)e with it. A high "explosive fell on the
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      319 5 l\ If Best warn mend W^>Ji<ry^^Mr DOT I^re and delicately medicated. r vJ^J^^^W^: yv I Cutkura Talcum cools and comFST f I MV ;r tX AMP) fort baby's tender skin and WvJ Mi y keeps it sweet and wholesome. AND I Wt*- COR Shaken on the skin alter tie Dirv
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      128 5 "'n>i >*^ > t >^ v > i i -^ULi Bb^^b L U IN vj j GET RID OF GERM-LADEN PHLEGM Whenever they cough, it means that the bronchial tubers leading to their lungs are irritated. It means that germs are accumulating m these tubes and threatening to attack their
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      668 5 I WJ^^^Jmm I Soon YYHEN you're bitten or stung by insects. /r^sflsji^^. poison is injected into ycur skin. To prevent 'ft^r'- -t complications and heal up the sore places smear /£C l J9*m JmtkyflT Zam-Buk on. The refined herbal oils «n Zam Buk '{QT "Yi«/ AJ are readily absorbed into
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    A WOMAN PEEPS
    1519 6  -  vera ardmore by JUST for a change, I dropped jiuo cock both chose gay floral printed the Sea View Hotel on Saturday frocks. evening and found the ballroom Another large party at Sea View cool and very pleasant consisted of Coradr. and Mrs. Amone; the dinner-dangers, there
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      25 6 WATER v v\\\ riii^^ !*i //V/* MINERAL WATER from the Selctax Hot Sl )r '"g» Singapore. An alkaline drink %vith excellent corrective properties ®F N
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    Explanation Of Islam
    3009 7  -  N. M. Hashim By Captain ISLAM s a state or condition of peace or safety or oMu mess by submission to some superior force Technically, this superior force is God m m iv technical sense, is, therefore, submission to he'wSl of You, I, and all mankind V
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      277 7 CONSUMPTION IS OFTEN FATAL BUT NOT WHEN UMCKALOABO IS IAKi N We do not a^k you to believe m /rhat we say offhand. But for your life's siik,. v.'.' civ ask you to taves gate into the statements of tho whose livas nave been HtVed by Umckaloabo. Here arc a
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      186 7 Hi '^^S rV a rr* The girl with fair ikin has MORE sex appeal and Allure than the girl with a sun-fanned complexion.' This is what leading beauty experts say. And it's true. Men adore fair loveliness and smoothness cf complexion more than anything else. So don't let ugly sun-tan
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    DON'T BE TOO SURE
    1405 8 Edward Ellis Warns Us ALMOST at the same time that my warning regarding the seriousness of the Pacific situation as it affecti us here m Malaya appeared m t}i»« Sunday Tribune a fortnight ago (although it was actually written some days previously), the Daily Herald, of
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, June 22. 1941. Opinion United—We Can Save The World
    249 8 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, June 22. 1941. Opinion United— We Can Save The World EITHER for profundity of thought or for sheer picturesqueness, few of Mr. Churchill's speeches can be said to have excelled the one ho broadcast to Rochester University of America early this week, thanking the University for
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    BOW LEGS & BEER
    751 8  - BOW LEGS BEER W. B. PATERSON Solilociiiisc* tin CAW a bow4egged man the other day. Nothing extraordinary m that you say. I agree. But there was something extraordinary In the bow legs. They were so bowed that the owner, if they had been straight, would have been at least tour
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    Arrested On His Wedding Day
    78 8 Arrested On H is Wedding Day A N 18-year-old glii de f 1^ A Hendon magistrates ia slio had with the man sne t<s have married- Ho]de r5 Hamilton Shennan. or, I Hill- road. Hendon. tnOT^r. attempting to SUJ B d Williams, was remanded^jj Telling her he had ftgj her.
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    Children & Shakespeare
    490 8  - Children Shakespeare Mary Anne Wendel I I hat O1 eo the local schools i^'oingto^ a Shakespearian p] av m mtt the War Fund. j^ jfi i reasons this presentation^ compare favourably with si *S ones. VNlxn similar Mo*t cf the children takin* are extraordinarily SL*" nd know S B^ production
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      149 8 JOINT PAINS t TORTURE YOU BECAUSE Wn KIDNEYS pM SLUGGISH You need a Real Kidney Restorative M K3& S? £L 2*6 -SS You cannot *<*"* to take invariably due to weak kidneys. These Chance With Kidney Trouble ntal organs are the filters of the body c *t_ When they become
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    NAZI-RED FRONT
    524 9 REICHSTAG MEETING SOON? r% Fif/iffio Berne, June 21. MM \U)( US that the Reichstar/ is about to meet an current m lierlin, according to the Berlin correspondent of Die rhe correspondent states that the rumours cannot be confirmed but thry seem to be coupled with th* expectations of
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    Badoglio Flies To Tangier
    35 9 Madrid, June 21 MARSHAL BADOGLIO arrived In Spain by air yesterday afternoon from Rome. He landed at Baraias aerodrome, near Madrid, and left almost immediately m another i>lane for Tangier. Reuter.
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    45 9 The Minister for the Army (Mr. v c nender» says that men of the A. I. P. who took part m the campaigns m Oieecp and Crete are now itsting. Berl n atys tiiat 2883 Australians and 1,593 New Zfcalanders were t;Ven prisoner m Crete.
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    U. S. Submarine Wreckage Located
    296 9 Portsmouth "New Hampshire), June 21. PIECES o[ wreckages, air bubb'es and cil were seen on the surface m the area where the American submarine O-9 went down. The submarine was on a depthdiving test, approximately near the spot where the ill-fated SquaU;s was wrecked two
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    39 9 THERE were no roaa aeatns iat>i week (as compared with two the week before) but 34 persons, inclusive of three children, were injured. The tctal number of road deaths so far this year is 49 and 729 people injured.
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    Free French Pilot's 50-Mile Desert Trek
    308 9 London. June 21. r V(_) the numerous stories of escapes m th<> Western l>«- ri must ho added that of the Free French pilot who was shot flown on June 15 and up for lost, states the Air Ministry news service. Th? piLt v.as
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    She Snow Body's Baby
    51 9 She Snow Body's Baby This contradictory lass is 'usan Hay ward, the bad gir 1 m Columbia's film "Adam •lad Four Sons," which has i ecn having a marvellous •un at Singapore's Pavilion. > '•usan e\udes enough fire to keep her warm m the snew evn dressed the way she
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    SHOR TER RATIONS IN REICH
    214 9 London, June 21. SO little is known of the actual living conditions m Berlin that evm when such Information must Ibe accepted with the strictest ciution, it is interesting, states a leading article m th? Suiss newspaper Die Ta;; irom its Berlin corresp ndent. He
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    INTERNATIONAL AID FOR CHINA
    98 9 Chungking, June 21. THE Chinese war of resistance, new receiving international assistance and international justice must eventually pr?vail, declared Dr. Wang Chung-hut, the retiring Foreign Minister, In v farewell speech buore ths staff of the Foreign Ministry, reviewing China's foreign relations during the past four years.
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    Nazi Plane Crashes In Turkey
    30 9 Ankara, June 21. t GERMAN plane crashed near A Anamur on Monday. The e\v were interned and peasants revented them from destroying he plane.- Reuter
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    A CRAZY NIGHT
    2093 10  -  HARI i 1 w^k^^^^^^F I'HEY met on Collyer Quay under strange circumstances. That evening Smith had riecided to go for a stroll round Singapore, as the day had been very hot but a cool breeze had sprung up from the direction of th<> Dutch Islands as soon
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      355 10 COSMOPOLITAN QUIZ It's no good being a professor if yon want to Fair: I*****; westward n 0 get this quiz all right. Even one who has Last of the M hica s never been to school has as good a chance tt"~?^SSF£SF as the sciolist with some of the Question*
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    926 11  -  L.S.D. I By 0 native L m r r U US m ta ih «< 'Kula m !kv m Cl 'T b "T* treeS m order t0 co »ect the v ia .u'.aKa in appearance to like brown sugar and is bought by the retailen from the
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    965 11 DISTINGUISHED medical man says that there are two th n?s which cause a patient to seek a >ctor fear and pain. It seems to me that, while that may be true, it is also true that there is one thing that prevents a patient frcm seeking
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    Challenged Goering— Joins Allies
    95 12 Challenged Goering Joins Allies "f OLONEL" Hubert Fauntleroy Julian, the Ne^ro aviator who played a saxophone while making a parachute descent, is repented to have signed on for the Royal Canadian Air Force as an instructor for ferrypilots. In 1930. Julian was appointed chief of the Abyssinian Air Force, thouph
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    58 12 MUSSOLINI ha* had a nervous breakdown, sta i Swiss reports. Ho is sufferins: from pe^Jiecution mania. Insomnia, and is often Fecn striding m liis bedroom at tlie dea^l of night. Mr L A. Laffan, Executive Engino^r. Batung Padang, has been appointed to otliciute as Executive Eng.neer,
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    Women Needed For War Work
    252 13 London. Juno 21. STATING that it was absolutely 1 vital that no job should be done by a fit and itrcng man if it was possible for that job to be done by a woman, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Labour and National
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    N. E. I, Press Hails Attitude Of Japanese Delegation
    562 13 N. E. I, Press Hails Attitude Of Japanese Delegation f JpiIE fact that the negotiations with Japan have been discontinued is the theme of leading articles m all the papers, which express unstinted admiration not only for the Governor Genera] and Mr. van Mook, but also for Mr. Yoshizaw* an*]
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    US Pilots For Chinese Air Force
    132 13 US Pilots For Chinese Air Force Shanghai, June 21 WHATEVER their nationality, -ill foreigners fighting with th% Chinese against the Japanese will be treated as Chines*, declared the Japanese military spokesman. Col. Kunio Akiyama, at his foreign press conference yesterday afternqon v/hen asked to comment on reports that American pilots
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    "FINAL ISSUE OF WAR LIES WITH AMERICA"
    109 13 "FINAL ISSUE OF WAR LIES WITH AMERICA" London. Juno 21. THE full sißnincancc of such a de rlaration as President Roosevelt made yesterday to Congress on the sinking of the Robin Moor by a German submarine cannot be overlooked or misunderstood. <-■<- .la' es the Daily Teh ",raph. Clearly, adds
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    612 14 Opportu n i ties For A "Bright" Season Lost: Big Matches Needed Fine as club game; can L» A wa •loed something mon- spectacular it we are soiiiji: to do anything to pet the best we can out of this cricket season. League gardes W« have not. Tournaments
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    Junior Badminton
    70 14 TITS for the Singapore Junior Badminton Championships played at the Clerical Union Hall yesterday resulted as fellows: Women's Singles: Amy Chan (Mayflower) beat Chan Sye Luan 'A. A U. 11—6. 3—2; Doreen Kiong i Eclipse> boat Nourefshan < Sphinx 11—4. 11—2. Men's Singles: Lim Yew Hock May fair*
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    397 14 BXTTING. S 114 not out L«l] Sinqh i (V.MC.A. Vs, Tcngali RAF). I 105 Eu Cheow Teik (PC RC vs PS.C V 94 Capt. Duke (Gordons vs K.A. Officers). 78 A. J. Williams (O.X.A. vs 1.A.). 71 I.cc Tlang Lok (Ismail llashim's XI vs P.S.C.). > 74
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    MARSHALL'S 3 WKTS. FOR 2
    202 14 I Singapore, Saturday. I THE SC.C. fared disastrously In i their first innings against the SRC. on the &.R.C. ground toj ilay. being bundled cut for 64. runs. jniy Cameron il6> .rAc\ Anderson d3> entering double figures. Thoy was the most successful bcwler taking live
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    297 14 Schoolboys Hold Indians To A Draw ST. Andrew's School first team put up a game fight to force a draw m their cricket match against the Indian Association, on the latter's ground, yesterday. Going m first, the Indian Association scored 150 for th e loss of nine wickets before they
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    CHINESE DRAW WITH S.C.C. ON PADANG
    232 14 Singapore, s-turday. TttE match between the S.C.C. and the S.C R.C. i laved on the Padang to-day ended m a draw, the S.C.R.C. scoring 12" and the S.C.C. replying with 75 for the loss of three wickets when stumps were drawn. Fur the Chinese
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      88 14 TO-DAY SOCCER: War Fund match. Combined Business Houses' team v. Chinese Athletic, Anson Road Staaium. CRICKET: S.C.C v. S.R.C 2nd day. S.R.C. 11 a.m; S.C.C v. Rengam, S.C.C. 11 a.m.: S.C.R.C. v. R.A.F. (Tengah>, S.C.R.C; Army v. Police, Tanglln 11 am.; Indians v. R.A.F. iSeletan, Beletar; Sinhalese v. SRC, Sinhalese
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    GOOD DIVIDENDS AT K.L. RACES
    643 15 GOOD DIVIDENDS AT K.L. RACES Urmanas Maiden Win ~x- 1 Kuala Lumpur Saturriav 0N«OOd going a.ul watched l,v .W g cj d \C ir ay the SeUuuro, Turf I Mb meeting opened thi. seven,! mild surpri^ occurring mi n the course of ,h. loon B racing. tluei armana strong favourite
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    279 15 THE W.nha'ese S: orts Club defeated the Junior Civil Service Association at cricket m a match played on the latter's ground yes* terday by 20 runs. Iho match did not produce any j big scoring, highest bein<c that ot IK. J. Pereira who Knocked up
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    Malaya Cup Negri Beat Malacca
    114 15 Malaya Cup Negri Beat Malacca S Seiemban. Saturday. AKGELY due to the fine opportunism of the Negri J Sembilan centre forward, Stoiey. who scored all of i Nc^ris four goals, Ne^ri de- ieated Malacca by four goals > to one m t^e Malaya Cup maich played here this evening. Malacca's
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    Prizes Given Away By Lady Thomas
    471 15 VICTORIA BRIDGE SCHOOL SPORTS VICTORIA Bridge School held their annual sports meeting at the school grounds yesterday afternoon, when good "times" were returned m many of the events. Jamaludin bin Ahmad was champion athlete, winning the 100 yds., 220 yds., and 440 yds. m
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    426 15 JN spite of a drizzle earlier m the 1 afternoon which necessarily •slewed down the pace, some fine performances were put up at the first annual athletic sports of the Ceylon Sports Club held on the Ciub grounds yesterday Keen competition was the feature of the meet, M.
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    114 15 THE Fortress Signals defeated the S.H.B. by 12 goals to nil m a JMv. 2A League match played on the Harbour Board ground yesterday evening. The Signals scored four goals m the first half and eight goals m the second half. Grant, the Signals' centre forward,
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    300 15 J^NOTHER <;J thtir wtll-knmvn rallies won the Loyals their return Div. 1 match against the S.C.F.A. at the Stadium yesterday. Down one-nil for fully 45 minutes roug .i rally thai temporarily swept their opponents ofT their feet to score two Quick goals m succession
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    248 16 Press Hails Roosevelt's Warning New York, June 21. Mr. Room veit's forcible mesi to Congress m regard to inking ol the Kobin Moor is Kivrn mo.it prominence m the pre; > to-day. Radio eommenEaton ilreM ih e bl slcring wording Oi th: menage, but eontras.td his reticence to outline the
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    63 16 NEI Navy Being Strengthened London, June 21. S S THE Netherlands East Indies i Navy will be considerably reinforced, spates a Batavia report. Thirteen-and-a-half million guilders have been i earmarked for the naval work J that ha^ already begun. The major portion «f it will be i spent on woik
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    WEAKNESSES OF CRETE MUST BE OVERCOME-Fraser
    566 16 PLANES, STILL MORE PLANES NEEDED rwiHK spirit cf New Zealand troops who U fought m (Irwe and Crete was unquenchable, declared Mr. Peter Fraser, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, speaking at a press conference m London to-day. They all considered that, given satisfactory
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    86 16  -  MR. PETER FRASER no inquest on Crete London. Junr 21 j*HE i merit appearing In i morning newspaper that Genera] MacNaughton, fcommander-in-Chiel of the Canadian forcea m England, mighi i nter the War Ca- i >inct Minister of Defence la flatly denied In an official statement Just
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    BRITISH TAKE ANOTHER TOWN IN SYRIA
    227 16 BRITISH TAKE ANOTHER TOWN IN SYRIA London. June 21. It is learned m London that the British troops have captured Mouaddaniye, seven miles south-west of Damascus. The Free French successfully held the Vichy French counterattack m the Jebel-Kelb area, m the same sector. On the coast British troops are advancing
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    South Africa Wins Empire Shooting Competition
    246 16 King Sends < on<<>raf idalious London, June 21. i^rlE National Rifle Association has announced results of shooting throughout the British Empire for the King George V trophy m connection with the Imperial Challenge Shields com- petitions during the past year. Over 15,000 boys competed.
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    262 16 Jerusalem J AMPLIFYING yesterday afternoon's Cairo communing reference to the heavy fighting m the central sec Syria, the military spokesman at Jerusalem stated that V troops had reached a point called Khirbe. This is about four kilometr- north of Metulla which \TSSJR atjhe ap,x of the
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    131 16 Baghdad. June 21. I IHE terms, to which the i rebel, Ra>hid AH, agreed S ?in return for German coS open* ion, aro just rev?akd. They were formulated by Dr. Grobba, former German Minister m Baghdad, who visited Iraq m the middle of May at
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    70 16 London. June 21. AIRCRAFT of the Bomber Com lid v ere "out m ft r■• night with the port of Kiel theii main target," m tho words of an official communique. Ihf> docks at Dunkirk and Boulogne were also bombed. During dayiicht yesterday an enemy patrol
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    SCOTTISH CUP
    34 16 London, June 21. Scc.ttish Summc* Cup (seeund roond): Hamilton los 4 to fl.ingers 1-3; Hibernian lost to Clyde 1-2; Saint M'rren lost t<» Hearts 2-3; Jhird Lanark lost to Dumbarton 0-1 Renter.
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    365 16 Lond m, June 21. Opening the War Weapon Week at Mansfield this jftenw*. the First Lord of the Admiralty said that the Royal Navy had been fighting every jay sir-e September, 1D39, and fhat sinct June, 1940. had undoubtedly facd a task which, m inagni'ndt ani m relation
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