Morning Tribune, 16 April 1941

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    17 1 s vl KS EXCEED 4,50« DAILY NET* Morning Tribune L 6 No 64, Wednesday, April 16, 1941.
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    British Success At Tobruk
    505 1 London, Apr. 15. 4 WAR Office communique issued in London to-day states that regarding the situation in Libya in the repulse of the German attack on Tobruk yesterday about 200 German prisoners was taken and over 100 enemy were killed. At least 15 ene- my tanks
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    War Coming Nearer'—Fadden
    114 1 War Coming Nearer'— Fadden Canberra, Apr. 15. <vk\l INCi confidential war information, Mr. A. W. Fadden, the acting Prime Minister, told an Council that from now on every Australian would have to give all he has and all he had. nsible necessity was to provide the maximum amount for national
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    BRITISH TROOPS REPULSE NZIS: SITUATION SAID SERIOUS, NOT GRAVE
    477 1 BRITISH TROOPS REPULSE NZIS: SITUATION SAID SERIOUS, NOT GRAVE LONDON, APR. 15. VAR OIFICE COMMUNIQUE DEALING WITH THE SITUATION IN GREECE INNOUNCES ON OUR RIGHT SECTOR SEVERAL ATTACKS BY ENEMY CHANISED TROOPS WERE REPULSED. OTHER AREAS ARE QUIET." While the general situation in the Mediterranean is regarded as serious it
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    STORY OF CREEK RETREAT....
    190 1 STORY OF CREEK RETREAT by sea from Macedonia and Thrace is told by the Daily Telegraph correspondent at Athens, who says that he was jj the only foreign correspon- j dent in northern Greece dur- 5 ing the German occupation. He describes the withdrawal 2 as one of the most
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    a.m. Message
    111 1 Athens. Apr. 15. ming to dislocating German ■nfciti—i in Sofia, the P. raided the Bulgarian tal on Sunday night. The I foods station, marshalling s and warehouse* were the f targets. .Many fires were «d in the soodsyards, nhere rows uf trucks received hits blew up with a
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    ENEMY COMMUNIQUES
    308 1 Berlin: THE pursuit and encirclement I of "huddled remnants" of the Serbian army and the destruction of 30 British armoured cars during the advance in Macedonia are Claimed by the German High Command communique yesterday. It says that motorlsed troop.' and storm troopers thrusting southward in northern Greece
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    SOVIET ARMS TO CHINA NOT YET SETTLES
    213 2 SOVIET ARMS TO CHINA NOT YET SETTLES Tokyo, Apr. l». of the Russo-Japanese neutrality pact ne rciijcu nxu niui/ v«.v. tion was not referred to directly in the pact but was one that would have to be discussed in the future. Referring to Japan's trade negotiations with the Soviet Union,
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    102 2 London Trans- i* port is to en- I gage 2W wo- men car clean- J ers to take i the places i /at t T nde r ground Rail- > way depots of men tailed «p for service.' i More than I *mm» London Transport men j > are new
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    Japanese Comment
    201 2 Tokyo, Apr. 15. lAPANESE papers, commenting J on the Japanese-Soviet pact, saw no discrepancy between the Axis and the new commitments. The Nichi-Nichi Shimbun said that the signing of the pact proved that the dissipation of dark clouds which hung low between Japan and Russia was not difficult.
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    China's New Foreign Minister An Anglophile
    294 2 London, Apr. 15. THE regret of Dr. Quo-Tai-chi's (retiring Chinese Ambassador), many friends at his coming departure from England will be tempered, says a Times leader, by the knowledge that he has been summoned to China to become the Minister of Foreign Affairs, a
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    Return Of Laval Predicted
    99 2 Zurich, Apr. 15. WITH the military situation strengthening the position of Vichy supporters of French-German collaboration, the return of Laval to Marshal Petain's government is considered likely by the Vichy correspondent of the newspaper La Suisse. He hints that should Laval return. Admiral Darlan would stay,
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    POLICE RAID BATU ARANG MINE
    223 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. A SURPRISE raid was carried out just before daylight ft to-day by a party of police under the C.P.0., Mr B. Lan° worthy, on certain kongsis in Malayan Collieries mine at Batu Arang. The raid appears to have
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    188 2 Washington, Apr. \m "THK war is now in its decisive phase," the Bifl Minister in Washington (Mr. Nevile Butler'.* in -i speech to the Continental Congress of DaueH of the American Revolution. "If the mounting passion tor liberty in Britain M matched by an equal intensity of feeling here,
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    38 2 Shangna;. Aj r. Churchill, the Prime has sent a message to tish communities in China' ing his "heartfelt thanks continued support of trie thus playing "a noble ano tant part in securing uw of our cause. Reuter
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    BRIGHT LIGHT
    119 2 BRIGHT LIGHT "WATERLOO BRip 1 (At the Capito' 1 JN "Waterloo BrtjfJ. 1 triumphant aPP i: n e wa famous "Gone with »>e^ rf Leign proves that pa Scarlett was no Hash u she is one of the finest or. of the screen. ie C The picture open< night as
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    Caputure Of Famous Italian General
    282 3 Caput ure Of Famous Italian General Addis Ababa, Apr. 15. the Italians' aHest and most elusive divisional nders General Mino Santini, was brought \baba on Monday after surrendering to a 1 I ?<mifh African officers. if Sn were Brigadier Sirigatti, three colonels, forty rit h 190 white troops, and 160
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    Italian Protest fo U.S.
    49 3 Italian Protest fo U. S. ahinjrton, Apr. 10. ULY'S latest note to the United States reriing the seizure of Han ships in United j tes ports makes a j i>st vigorous protest linst this arbitrary j |on, M and challenges le^alitr of the act the United States vernment.- Reuter
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    UNKNOWN
    111 3 London. Apr. 15. was little enemy activity this country last night, Air Ministry communique ds were dropped at points orth-east coast and south mage was not serious but •lace on the south coast, s a number of casualties, ig some persons killed, the weather across the 1 again unsuitable
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    GHANS MEET JAPANESE
    23 3 GHANS MEET JAPANESE [phan Tokyo, Apr. 15. commercial jj& took place m Tokyo on hv i u moeti ng was at- Eastern News
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    39 3 r ation 0I 28 commodi C n Sh angnai t0 the an Kow -oon, Macao, •a baniSf nc h ron Cop P er copper J e /on goods, steel, stel) «ectricai S 9 t oUiie hold uses. for Reuter
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    Australian Solidarity Urged
    73 3 Sydney, Apr. 13. AN appeal for national solidarity was made yesterday by Mr. Curtin, the Australian Labour leader. •Most timely" said Mr. Fadden, the Prime Minister to-day. He hoped that a call for |reater unity and increased speed in v/ar effort would be made all over Australia,
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    66 3 The appointment ot Mr. M. C. Hay, Deputy Commissioner of Lands, F.M.S to ac' as Chief Inspector oi Mines, F.M.S., in addition to his own duties, has been gazetted. 4 The State Medical anjd Fealth Officer, Sclangor, as Officer ln-Charge of the Medical Auxiliary Service, has appointed Mr. T. P.
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    66 3 Four Amen- p can Legion artes. who were over here in the last war, are again see- ing things at first hand. Recently they i visited a Fighter Station of the R.A.F. > i Here is Na- I tional Com- S mander (Amer- ican Legion) I ;Mi 1 o Warner
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    TOBEPUBLISHED MONTHLY
    170 3 Shipping Losses London Apr. 15. IT is learned in London to-day that in future British 1 merchant shipping losses will be published monthly instead of weekly. The first set of figures wll br issued about the middle of May and will give losses for the whole month of
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    Starvation In Italy Predicted
    151 3 Starvation In Italy Predicted Plague Of Locusts New York. Apr. IF. THE Nazis in Italy are compared to M i plague ol locusts" by a writer in the New York Post today. Not only are raw materials lacking but Germany has drafted skilled Italian labour into German factories. "In the
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    Winning The War In New Zealand
    66 3 Wellington, Apr. 15. WINNING the war takes precedence over all other considerations in New Zealand to-day, the Prime Minister, Mr. Peter Fraser, told the annual Labour Party conference. This was not the time for differences among electors, he declared. In Use meantime, restrictions upon
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      61 3 DL U L ff GILLETTE^ K I AUr i til m m m -A wm THE SECRET OF PERFECT 3 shaving Blue Gillcttcs arc the jM I finest blades ever made for jim! r* /m/i cleaner, smoother .shaving for JOLA^T HI greater efficiency and economy. ff'^^^^^/na And the wonderful cutting
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      Former Singapore Girl Weds In Penang
      763 4  - Former Singapore Girl Weds In Penang Vera Ardmore llv SJOCIAL even! of the week in Penang on Easter Monday was the marriage of Miss Rosamund Oswel), daughter of Mr. and Mrs H T. Oswell of Penang and Mr. Graham Hough, a Lecturer in English at Rallies College The marriage took
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      Young Student
      32 4 Mi Christina Lee, daujjliler of SMr and Mrs M Lee, who is ofT lo Austra > lia quite soon^ i to sliid> al the I A■ ft rail sian Miwtonui "«l-
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      SAILORS' FUND
      97 4 Astronomical figure of four- teen thousand dollars raised as a result of Mrs. T. B Drew's Ameri- can Party last 5 week, which was reported on this pa^e yes- terday, was un- fortunately due j to a printer's I error. Actually tfie sum was four- I teen hundred
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      28 4 I >lr and Mij Ong Wet La S pictured aft their marriq at Si. Andrei Cathedral o Mcnday. Tl bride uas f«r eiiy Miss I fhye Eng.
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      PENANG FLASHES
      66 4 PENANG FLASHES S fth'Y to Ausll I) lia and Ji Zealand nt: week on l« leave re I i and M" fl Nixon of I nans They! spend a J days in Sin| p o r e bet S starting Sol ward. q PENDING 0 sli( rt hoi* in Singapore
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      191 4 WII Y DO %l\ PARENTS Wr mfa SUM) THFIR m DAICiHTERS PITMAN'S I i> i Cn\\ry, r.f I !>• ii '<l triilnlnp; )i:is lx»Pn i Ki.n.i t v lUOOiMful In assisting poting ptople t<- wrll-p;i!cl nnd pro- I)' In fill hr.'iiH'lH-s Of DonUDOTtStel ;iikl Sf(Tpifir!:il work an<l Ac int.iiuv Niirh
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      49 4 The Naomi Hairdressing Sato under new management but retaining the services of marii: expert hair stylist, formerly of Hong Kong. Ask for new contract price 18. RODNEY HOUSE, BATTERY ROAD j PHONE: 7555 BURTOLS QUICK~OEANj 278 Orchard Road Specialists in Dry Cleaning < 'EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT' PHONE 7776. Illinois is BrHj
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    Face Creams are valuable no matter what your age
    580 5 Face Creams are valuable no matter what your age ,ce creams, because they WIP wWP vour com Z soft and smooth, and exl ,h ydu so much to r^u- ».d wrinkles. rv"Lb>e j" n 5 TdiclT^^and^owT apply it, afthe Wm VeeVof your life. That which is suitable T ,ri of
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    take a tip
    49 5 take a tip FORE HEAD LINES can be smoothed by this exercise: After putting a little skintood on palms and fingers of both hands, pass these one after the other over the forehead Keep hands qui f e flat and work in an upward direction from brow to rrr-line.
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    Colour Harmony In Cosmetics
    219 5 f OSMETICS to-day are as i J important as accessories, t That is to say, they must S "team up" with your natural colouring and \rith the basic S colour scheme of your ward- t robe. They must match each j i other and harmonise with
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      95 5 you can tell by the flavour it's LAMB of exceptional quality ,™.i. AUSTRALIAN It is the very finest Lamb Australia R produces deliciously tender a p a H IT T~*\ real pleasure to carve and a delight I Ik II to taste. What better qualities j i |y| could a
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    Services' BREVITIES
    601 6 Services' BREVITIES II "l'l»i«|ii«'" •TIIOSK irho went to Alexandra for IT Tun K leNiKhr Dance on Saturday l^^j I W disappointed, for the show was every whtt j Jas good u thoi previously put on b? tna tnd there cam* be much higher prat* I tha Oi!!'ot U.,ino,i aaHisinf f
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    HEAVY FINES FOR PROFITEERING
    276 6 HNE of S5OO. or ta^^^^ e^r^ A merit was imposed in th« Sin|ai» le I j F w one of on Han Juan, propr .etor of Chop J g the largest prov.«on sto v 0^ Oval £Tr£ SS cents .Love the controUed P Han Kai his
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    106 6 1 FOURTEEN-YEAR-old c a A ese boy appeared as a < in an arson case in the fifth, yesterday. ATharge of committing ty fire with intent to burn an attap house in Kamponj Soo San, off Telok Blangah was explained to him. The opposed bail and the case postponrd
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      39 6 wf/^!j*M iQ REFRIGERATOR '7M M M Warm* m N^ I f C V \^^^(S^ M W V* !V n .t\'\>"V. „«nO^ V 'V i.i'ivV Ud\ of The General Electric Co., ltd., of England "Magnet House" S**9*P y£o£ suijv/KL W
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    H. L HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    850 7 H. L HOPKIN'S Letter From London s London Reads Of t Aussies In Malaya: Personal Wires By S S > Code: New Rules S For A. R. P. Workers! S I+ London. Feb. 23. -iiAYA UuPg€ in i e f London newspapers to-day I()I]( Ml,sc-riptions of the arrival 1 [he
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    24-HOUR WATCH ON FIRES
    213 7 ACCUPIERS of premises which come within the Fire Watch--11 ers Order must have watchers on duty for 24 hours of the day whether a raid warning is in progress or not. His employer, Colville Ernest Hobden, of Leysfleld Road, Shepherd's Bush, was summoned for failing to
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    MORNING TRIBUND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16. 1941 RESURRECTION
    334 7 MORNING TRIBUND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16. 1941 RESURRECTION COLONEL DONOVAN, who recently visited Europe as President Roosevelt's special envoy, is an uncompromising believer in the world-wide mission of democracy to restore world peace and prosperity. In a special Easter broad- cast to the subjugated nations of Europe, he said that though
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      128 7 HOMPSON OPTICAL CO. i ARCADE BtJILDING Spedalizinf; Ocular Muscle Anomaite, Oo^d Eyci i|J»^TJ Intricate Visual J^SSJS Problfug J»M^w GUsses if needed \2^ R. A. Thompson Dr. of OcoUr Science. K »"»P«»a Clinical Exp«rWßo«. t Phone 3M2. SCHERING'S PRODUCTS Now obtainable from ENGLAND. >e^ stocks have now arrived of the following:—
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      24 7 SAFEGUARD l^p YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PLUS SERVICE Head Office-No. I6D Cecil Street, SINGATORE, 8A "">St HO. Mil
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    ARMY OFFICER CHARGED
    388 8 ARMY OFFICER CHARGED IN Army offic:r. Capt. Marr As- 1 A si.stant Deputy Provost Marshall. Singapore forcrs, appeared in the second District court, yesterday, befor- Mr Conrad Oldham, charged with an act of gross indecency with a Malay at a boarding nous? •in Tanßlin Kill on the night of Murch
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    Greenland Bases
    47 8 Rio de Janeiro, Apr 15 THE United States Government has inlormed Brazil that nil the facilities gained by establishing American bases in Greenland will be available to the planes and ships of the other American renubiics tor the common defence of thf western Hemisphere.- Reuter
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    Women Replace Men
    96 8 S I ONDCN Transport il Co en- 2 go le 200 ucmei car clean I tn to tcke the ji-'ace.^ r, S Unde7 ground Railway depots I I cf men called up lor service Mere V .n 12,000 London Transport men are noic scr- e ring with
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    13 8 T HE Naming J intend d ri lottery racket The Past'thn tionsofoverahn
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    152 8 THE petition for divorce brought by Mr. A C. Willis, of Sinp-anore, aeainst his wife, Ignes Maria Noronha Willis, came on for hearing in the High Court yesterday, before Sir Percy MacElwaine, Chief Justice. The proceedings had been brought on the ground of adultery on the part of his
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      421 8 UNIMPEACHABLE SECURITY South British Insurance Co., Ltd. i. linia>sor> (.mil Hearing Restored, Head Hoises Banished Am f« bail Catarrli und hi I natumi way restores m<lZl II €J IICSIIIIS bearing tn someof the most obstinate can a Started in 24 Hours by Forn f™f hißh n ir Auy ni'rnvprv their
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    200 9 h in Singapore is making an wen the arrest and convicwith chap-ji-ki. Hrur la not confined to the ArtSM throughout the ciailv brought up in the ,i i poi cr courts, where to help KaWng the drive n real success. SfStlneea Have been imposed. Fines used to be inflicted
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    FRENCH SET NAZIS A PUZZLE
    197 9 i FAVOURITE method which A the Germans have adopted lor punishing French citizens for trifling acts of sabotage is to order some of the men of the district where trouble has jeeurred to stand on guard to ee that there is no recurrence. But one
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    Dorothy Again
    44 9 \T is sometime since Dorothy Lamour was seen in I picture dressed otherwise than in a sarong, but here she is as usual, displaying her charm and beauty in a pose snapped up by a cam-eram-in during the shooting of c film.
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    HOW NAZIS KEEP FRENCH IN SUBJECTION
    379 9 HO you ever listen in to the so-called French radio? You must remember, of course, that, in effect, a Nazi agent stands behind the French Quisling speaker with a revolver in the small of his back. This said, let us try to glean B
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    Tramps May Have To Work
    212 9 Tramps May Have To Work THE British Government is bein: asked to round up tramps ar»'conscript them into war work. Local authorities throughout th< country alarmed at the ever-in 'creasing number of men of mil! tary oge now on "the road," an urgently pressing the Government to take this step.
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      49 9 WALT DISNEY BY kNW FAhEV... THANKS! W AH... 0U1 1 b bO! F^ PATiONl'^V^iyy^ REVELS 1 BUT MAYBE YOU'D U LISTEN CLOSELY^ 1 k-,^ J\t tNT^ E UNUSUAL BETTER. ..SOTTIA Jf FOR WHAT I HAVE )J I l^XWr O^ 10 W HOM J <3ET DOWN vTX^I TO SAY WILL
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    Family At The Fair
    126 10 MR ARTHUR HAYDAY, bury M K So ,iulist MP. for West Nottingham, father of a larger fan i.y than any other member m the House of Commons, has told many stories a*r.in.t himself. Here is one He says 'hat he and his wife once took the
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    MANDAI MURDER HEARING OPEN
    467 10 HEARING of the Mandai murder case wherein the victim was an elderly Indian shopkeeper, named Sinniah Govindan Mudaliar. of Labis, whose decomposed body was discovered in the jungle a fortnight later by an Indian army officer, was begun in the Assize Court yesterday before Mr. Justice
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    GRAVEYARD ROBBER GAOLED
    147 10 TUt wholesale re- moyal of iron stanchion^ from the graves at the old cemetery, in Bukit Timah Road, was revealed io the third court, yesterday, when Sim Yew Kee was charged with theft It was revealed that the man had been arrested by a Mr. Drysdale who
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      338 11 calassified aid Lions Vacant w£-^j— k aud bui coi___Kr]Sao Apply _^H C T^u^se Doctor fcr I M^- _Tt« all OTST MalaV.l 1 _f Stable seed*. Ontf i K. *~r~Turactive house- i I^ uUg .I Johore. Send photo- c |!LJL Btoiapet». i*oj*»l I TlldTZ^^^' m L Dci it 1 i l'
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      539 11 Educational PRIVATE TUITION given by an experienced and qualified teacher. Fees modairate. Apply 38, Jalan Tebrau, Jorore Bahru. (No. 179H) PRIVATE TUITION in Chemistry (practical). Apply Principal. Singapore (Institute of Science 107A Sophia Ai<>f,j. Singapore. (No. 157H) COACH INSTRUCTOR, blind, willing to take private pupils in Braille. English and general
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      324 11 Motor Vehicles WANTED to buy 1930|32 Austln-7 Cajh, Tourer. Apply Box No 476. Malava Tribune, Singapore. (No. 144H) FOR SALE Austin 7 perfect conditloi, $750;-. Apply 63, Klyne Street, or Phono 3553, Kuala Lunipur. (No. 171H) IMMEDUTE SALE, one 10 H.P. 1338 model, flying standard, 4 doors, beautiful condition. Apply
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      425 11 i lon the] AIR ■HGAPORE (1.333 kc i) i ZHPI 30.96 metnt (9- 89 m|cs) 1 ZIIP3 41.38 metre* (7. 25 m,c*> > From 8.00 a.m. tm 8. 35 am. From 10.00 am. f I.M p.m. Prom 5.00 p.m. tm io oo p.m. LONDON 4 CENTRAL TRANSMISSION gsg— l6 86
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    Boy Killed: Of Driver Charge
    149 12 A 9- YEAR-OLD Tamil schoolboy uh bought a kite and was crossing r, h *< Road, near the junction of Makenear o l knocked down and killed by a car a<l A sequel to the accident wcl> heai i n tL traffic court, yesterday, when
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    LORD HIGH COMMISSIONER TO CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
    65 12 London. Apr. 1!> •yHR King has approved that Blr lain 1 OolqutkOUn be appointed Lord High fonimlsc oner to the General Assembly o' the Church of Scotland. Sir lain, who ?s chief of his clan and former Lo.d Rector of Glasgow Un -v'rsity.
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    UNKNOWN
    151 12 VINCENT I Eurasian pleaded guilt, Assize Co'ai Thursday, to ot Bron m against Taj Nee, aged oound over sum of $500 sureties. He was rep by Mr. A. J who pleai leniency. SENTENCE months' imprisonmen passed by irict judge, day, on Ibn ouioh. Malaj cnanre of 1 breaking. I
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      167 12 HRsTrOLE SINCE "SCARLETT O'HARA" tudci: SHOWS DAILY RRIKR AIR -c° smTIONEII THREE SHUWS UAiLi .iiirrAl Nalnrallv THIS will Hr BOX OFFICE PHOXK 5281 y.Mir ENTERTAINMENT m HP^BK I trie tell you\fi at ScTtlett^O'Hara'a^iew triumph fi Jfs"'"^^ h^L ms\ Waterloo bridge Special added attraction! M.G.M's Inspiring 2-REEL j Subject of great
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      224 12 Public Notices SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 3% DEBENTURE STOCKS 1937 1938. Interest Due 15th May, 1941. Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Registers of the above Stccks will be closei from the 2nd to the 15th May, 1941, botk days inclusive. C. H. GOLDIE, Municipal Secretary. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TENDERS. TENDERS are
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    Behind The War News
    346 13 Behind The War News BfIHIND Nazi screams of abuse and threats after the Premier's recent broadcast, evidence has percolated into neutral countries that nearly a third of the military enb ineering department of the German Supreme Command has been relieved of its other duties to concentrate on problems of defence.
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  • FOOTBALL LEAGUE REUSLTS
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      DONS, CHINESE IN ONE-ALL DRAW
      514 14 CIIOWIMi improved form since their defeat by the Ckfcftte Athletic last week, the (.ordon did well to hold the S F.A. to a one-all draw on the Stadium, yesterday. The ground conditions were none too good and the players found it difficult to keep then
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      CHINESE TENNIS TIES
      112 14 CHINESE TENNIS TIES Jj.CR.C. tennis ties for Thursday are as follow: Championship singles: Low Ke P Pow vs. Low Kee Choe. Championship doubles K T San and 8. K. Gaw vs. C. K Pans and John Lim. B "A" singles handicap: Yao Ah Hian 19) vs. P. L Loh 6
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      Naafi's Fine 2nd Half Rally
      246 14 CECOND half deterioration results O storage losing their match with "v th t having led by a goal at the interval I Houses league match on the Clerical in > In the second session, Naafi scored 7 I and emerged winners by foiir trnak r
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      2-1 Win For Sime Darby Over Wearne
      221 14 2- 1 Win For Sime Darby Over Wearne AN the Harbour Board ground, Sime Da beat Wearne Bro's, in a Business Hoi league match by two goals to one. Play was slow and dull, particularly the first half. After fifteen minutes, Peters' opportunism I fruit, when an opening enabled him
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      Home Football Fixtures
      177 14 London, Apr. N pOOTBALL fixtures for April 19 in the i 1 semi-finals, first half, are as follow: Arsenal vs Leicester City; Preston vs New cas London Cup: Chelsea vs Fulham; Queens* Rangers vs Crystal Palace; Clapton Orient nWI ham; Reading vs Tottenham Hotspur. Football League fixtures
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      244 14 Dissolve Ugly Fat The New (inema Way £tout men and wornnn throughout the Et utflj Woild will w»'lcome th ik n»-ws of a mw *^S quick, eany way to hliin the figure and look L^ 1 -wTk and feel 10 yearH younger. In prescribing BLA lySk rid tr.atniK th.. Movie
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      61 14 SOCCRR d.v Manchester. v SRC ™«»»«W: *Va ft P-m.. 7 6 ft. 01 OFFICERS WIFE FOUND SHOT (FROM H. L. HOPKIN) Moo a Lond °n, Apr. 15. RS. Amaryll Gray, aged 36, was v»mn~ nC sn dead ChUcompton, wmr^fV» wh i e her husb^d, Major William Mackinnon Gray, an officer
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    No Kilts, No Fight Said The Camerons
    179 15 Tlir t \>IKKON HIGHLAND- *«S KKAS O RErrSED TO GO S^ferWs AND WENT PIIKK ,?UHEK PLAYED THE CAMERONS DunK,* I hi, incideni m t gently r eveal e been no lifting of the ban > cugh th h e aUle dre^more and more
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    New Regulations To Petrol Control Law
    159 15 iPONS RETURNED INDING regulations to the Petrol Control Ordilance were gazetted last night The.se are designed to force dealers, which include lers private pump operators and importers, to >nder all coupons and authorisation notes in res of sales made by them and submit their
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    Mock Summons Cost Him £25
    105 15 Mock Summons Cost Him £25 r delivering an ition summons a tenant who 1 him arrears of Mr. S. Werkenitl at ClerkenPolice Court 1 £15 and, 10 eas costs. "It an abuse said magistrate, Mr. ley "of the pro--5s of the court." P. D. Barry, Director of Public «cutions, said
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    Dutch Ships To Ease Shipping Shortage
    93 15 Bfltavia. Apr. 15. T'HE Java Bode states that the present shortage In international shipping it being closely followed by the N.8.1. authorities. This may result In the dwcontinuanct of certain shipping UnM which are of no specific benefit to the Allies and putting the
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    Cockatoo Flies In Air Battle
    252 15 Cockatoo Flies In Air Battle LIE (or maybe she nobody is sure on this point) is believed to be the only cockatoo in the world to have gone into action against the enemy in an air battle. "Cocky" is the mascot of a flight of Coastal Command Alison aircraft Theoretically,
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    HEAVY RAF ATTACK ON GERMAN BATTLE CRUISERS AT BREST
    234 16 HEAVY RAF ATTACK ON GERMAN BATTLE CRUISERS AT BREST LONDON, APR. 15. i .■Turn ■A t ATTACK ON THE BREST NAVAL mmmm "niis('rs Riharnhdnt and Gneiscnau wcie seen to be still in their berths. "Hundreds of heavy bombs Welt dropped in the dock area and bursts were seen which appeared
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    CANADIANS IN BRITAIN
    110 16 Among the many thousands of Canadian troops p now training in England, is the Western Ontario Regiment. Drawn from Ontario, the regiment has i many veteran soldiers among its members. The j men. among whom are many Americans, are all volunteers, joining up immediately the regimenl i
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  • INDIAN TROOPS
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      GALLANT
      232 16 New Delhi Apr. 15. MANY deeds of gallantry of Indian troops during the operations leading to the fall of Massawa are described in despatches received from Eritrea, says a Press note, adding that the morale of the Italians began to give way under the relentless battering to which they
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      COMMENT ON PACT
      120 16 F Chungking, Apr 15. E .Soviet -Japanese neutrality pact is unanimous^ deplored in the Chinese press. The opinion is expressed that it violates both the spirit and letter ?L a e n f h l n xf viet treaties signed at Peking in 1924 and at Nanking
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    UNKNOWN
    51 16 Canberra, Apr. i.V-AuM to raise a £35.000.000 AuM loan. £27,000,000 of whichj for war purposes and the roH lor public works. includinjH gic railways and roads. Tfl v ill be Issued in two sectio* ■short term, bearing iiiterestß \>er cent, and the °ther erm at 3 4 per cent
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    Harry Hopkins New Job
    40 16 Harry Hopkins New Job Washinniop.. Ww PRESIDENT Roosevelt hail Mr. Harry Hopkins, his! envoy, to be officially m cm the purchasing and c( l u 2| war materials for ill ™J which are benefits uoai Lease and Lend Act Reuter
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    Sir Delves Broughton Committed For Trial
    26 16 NAIROBI. Aj* 1 CIR DELVFS BKOI (.HTW O TO-DAY COMMITTED TRIAL ON A CHAM.fc W fl DERING LORI> EBB REUTER
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