Morning Tribune, 17 April 1941

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    12 1 SALES EXCEED 4,500 DAILY Morning Tribune so 65. Thursday, April 17, 1941.
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    UNKNOWN
    401 1 trender? I CAIRO, APR. 16. I LEARNED HERE IN IXL-IMOKMED QUARiTHVr \N ENVOY OF II'KK OF AOSTA, THE IOY 0 F ABYSSINIA, |KRIVi:> AT GENERAL ■NGHAM'S HEADQUARI thousand Italians and I Africans have been fcrisoner since the capI Addis Ababa. General lis among the Italians Ening Libya, the Cairo
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    'Cent-A-Plane'
    4 1 Yesterday's Score: 60
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    152 1 First v,,,, o ATHENS, APR. 16. li rno WS 0F THE FlUlir TH E YUGOSLAV DER J' IS PITTING UP AGAINST THE A F Vii£ IVEN T0 REUTER TO-DAY BY THfvs tpl^ R WHO HA RETURNED him hv lu niceT states that according to figure-* an e e of
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    BRITISH TO COUNTER
    82 1 Moscow, Apr. 16. Colonel Popoff, the Soviet military expert, reviewing the situation in North Africa in a newspaper, expects "rather important" developments in i the next few days. He cites I the "considerable increase" in the activity of the R.A.F. in North Africa as indicative of coming
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    Giant Bombers For S'pore
    93 1 h£?I!X2ZZ e i r T iC < n^! rS C yde Pan b < >u who was the first to fly the Pacific Pole exSSSujTfi^S »»h St3teS n d Bert Bakhcn P" ot f Adrniml Byrds So.tth W ho h id^?h V^ led in a J
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    BRITISH CLASH WITH HUNS ON FULL FRONT
    773 1 BRITISH CLASH WITH HUNS ON FULL FRONT Yugoslav Control Ceases LONDON, APR. 16. JHE SITUATION IN YUGOSLAVIA CANNOT BE REGARDED OPTIMISTICALLY, JUDGING FROM INFORMATION REACHING LONDON. YUGOSLAV CONTROL AS A UNIFIED BODY HAS CEASED. THIS DOES NOT MEAN THERE IS NO LONGER ANY RESISTANCE. THERE WILL BE GUERILLA WARFARE BY
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    MATSUOKA AND SUEZ CANAL
    134 1 MATSUOKA AND SUEZ CANAL I Stockholm, Apr. 16. lIT IS rumoured in Turkey i i that Mr. Matsuoka, the I Japanese Foreign Minister, .when in Berlin, made H a I condition of Japan's entry into the war that the Suez i Caaal should be seized by the I J Axis
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    British Raid On Valona: 2 Ships Sunk
    298 1 Cairo, Apr. 16. i^ERMAN and Italian forces in VJcvrenaica have been subjected by the RAF. to continuous day and night attacks daring the past 24 hours. Considerable damage and confusion was caused to enemy troops and motor transport concentrations in the El Adesham,
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    4,000 Planes A Month From America
    129 2 4,000 Planes A Month From America N<-w York. Apr. II TiiK United States will be pio--1 flitting 4,000 warplanos a month by the Summer of 1942 according to tht N<*w York Journal of Commerce. •ih»- N*v Koi* Sun an American Aeronautical Cnamtef Ol Cuimi'ice WTVey BOOWJ th»i there ha k>een
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    HITLER'S HIGH PRICE
    98 2 New York, Apr. 1«. HITLER u> paying a hi*h economic pri« e for his attack <»n \»k<»sUvu says the \«v\ Yoi-k TUues Pointing out U»ut tbe (lenuans for the' first tiui** ure (Ulitin 4 on two rontiiuuits, the newspaper adds, 'Hitler may have planned to launch a
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    STOP PRESS
    104 2 Washington. Apr I*»— Jht- aniuliau Prime Minibier. .>lr. Maiken/ie King, ivho is expected here to-day, has be«n uivitr<l to tea at the White House by President Roosevelt. Over the tea < ups it is expected that the two statesmen will hold a hitchh iuipoilant conferen<e bea» in t,
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    Stop "Shocking" Your Feet!
    46 2 i From to-Uy fir PHILLIPS Soles and let this sturdy blanket of rubber I act as a walking cushion which prevents tired feet And as you have toot cocnfort you save money, for i they ju'li.-rt throe ordinary leather «otei. ObtainM* everywhere.
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    157 2 Abl Seaman Sydney Herbert light, has been awarded the George Medal for helping to save the S tre^Ttwo sunken ships. When his own ship was I t«ri>edoed, he not only saved nuie of the crew .but s 1 also brought home sixteen despairing sumyor, ?rom another ship Able Seaman Light
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    Russian Aim To Weaken Japan
    140 2 London, Apr. 16. A MANCHESTER GUARDIAN leader declares that by the new agreement, Japan recognizes Russia's exclusive interest in Outer Mongolia and Russia recognizes Japan's in Manchukuo. But since the status of neither region is lUrely .voon to be changed, the question is whether Russia
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    PARAS
    104 2 Mr. Hu«h W Dornhorst has been aanuited to Bunt i* Hospital. Kuala Lumpui Mi. i; n DutWe, O.S.PC Kiula. b indisposed while in iVnan^ iuus been ad- umu'u uuo the Penang General HospiUll. The EQgb Comrais- sioner tXM appro' i the promotion ot J Second Lieutenant T I Ro^>
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    90 2 BRIGHT LIGHTS! -HFRI i ftMES 1!U NWV i \l The Alhambra) JAMEo CAGNFY a::d Pat OBr:e:. are LH 1 :a^t mo Bin c«nU I th«' Anencan Navy, Here Comw Ti.,' N.ivy. kt the AU ■JSLiIk 0 who :tile tlle V^' o:: Picture' in vbtob •..«•>■ .ipyour. tbb Lj the aim
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    II Enemy Planes Down
    37 2 Athens, Apr. 16. ELEVEN" er.emy planes were des- troyed in aerial combat and by anti-aircraft fire over Greek territory yesterday Thus is reported in a communique issued by the Of Puhl'r flMMirtfar Reuter
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    INDIAN DIES INJURIES
    33 2 INDIAN DIES INJURIES THROWN ftom 1 involved I another lorry, an serious injuries J™ roadside near tW wyesterday evening Another man- a also a Malay accUient Jut n^ iinderstooc turning fr vhohadb^ 3
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    VICHY BLAME FOR ALLOWIN NAZIS INTO LIBY
    493 2 London, Apr i BRITISH relations with the Vichy Government is the theme of arising from the German incursion into Cyrenaica which it i tended, was made possible only with the complaisance, if not th nivance, of members of that Government. The Times, while
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    UNKNOWN
    215 2 Madras, Apr. 1| 1 I HE establishment of completely independent staj areas where Moslems are numerically in then ity with adequate constitutional safeguards for M minorities in other parts of India was declared toi i aim and object of the All-India Moslem League amendment to its constitution, adopted at
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    Germany Preparing for Russian Invasion
    204 3 London, Apr. 16. REPORTS received in London suggest that Germany is expediting her long-term preparations for an ultimate invasion of Russia, sayS the Daily Telegraph diplomatic correspondent who adds that Germany is constructing fresh fortifications behind those already built along the Russo-German demarcation line in
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    114 3 i 4t L Pirhteen-vear-old Air Raid Wardens' Mcs-^ Uo r .*h teen Andrew Hase deil fci BSto^have made their own j Jn lra iier' which they are abte to attach "he bicvdes and speed quickly to the scene Sle local fires caused bv the action of enemy S S.e^ The
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    Duke Of Windsor Thanked By Creek Minister
    54 3 Duke Of Windsor Thanked By Creek Minister London. Apr 16. rVHE Greek Minister in London has «"nt x his most siucere thanks to the Government of tho Bahamas and the Duke of Windsor for a gift of £500 from the •Bahamas Government transmitted to him as a contribution to the
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    MENZIES' STAY TO BE LONGER
    63 3 Canberra, Apr. 16. MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL the Prime Minister, has sent a cable to Mr AW. Fadden. the Australian acting Prime Minister, asking that Mr. R. O. Menzies' stay in England be prolonged "to cover the immediate crisis in the Balkans and Libya." The Australian
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    DAL STRIKE IN LANGORENDS
    198 3 DAL STRIKE IN LANGORENDS tiFrom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. spatch of coal and products of the subsidiary ions at Malayan Collieries' mine at Batu Arang lenced to-day, the majority of Chinese and labourers who have been on strike fcr the >k resuming work to-day. e a large proportion
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    N.E.I. REVENUE
    35 3 Butavla, Apr 15: The N.E.I, revemr* for February totalled 40,600,000 guilders against 39.400.000 guilders in the sam 1 month the previous year. The total revenues for January and February amounted to 86.800.000 guilders.
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    KTENSIVE R.A.F. OPERATIONS
    162 3 k TTr London, Apr. 16. < unfavourable weather last night, conrfh« lumbers of British bombers raidi S' n serma5 erman y« tne principal objective S i le l an Air Ministry communique is anH V ullding yards were Plastered with and fires were started. are mK S
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      106 3 IMPORTANT NOTICE PASKOES LTD. are closing their Retail Shop and Showrooms at Orchard Road. All Stock must be liquidated by 15th -May, 1941, regardless of cost. IN FUTURE PASKOES HEAD OFFICE AND FACTORY will be situated at 48 BROADRICK ROAD, KATONG. FURNITURE WILL BE MADE TO ORDER ONLY AND DESIGNS
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      Working Party To Stage Exhibition Next Week
      961 4  - Working Party To Stage Exhibition Next Week Vera Ardmore By-J THE ft I** and Red Cross Working Party is hokl--1 tag an Exh.bition of work at Lta headquarters, Hoom ,<*. Chart-red Bank Chambers, on Saturday the nth between 9 a.m. and 1 pm. Object of the Exhibition is to show
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      79 4 yL This is Miss yL 'TChiistina Lee,T J charming j daughter of Mr. V i and Mrs. C. M. Lee. She left yes- S i terday for Aus- i <j vralia where t she Hill enter the \ustn lasian Missionary Col- i lege as a stu- dent. When she has
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      HEARD ABOUT TOWN
      113 4 HEARD ABOUT TOWN Newcom er s who are settling: i ciown to enjoy life in Singa- pore are Mr. j and Mrs. A. E. Crisp, formerly J of l'erth, West- J ern Australia. i They are living L lat 26, Oxley J Road. Wedding gown I of heavy white morocain
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      92 4 WKa Anii'Browi Masque \^'^'j('(rsX^.^^^ se this stimulating bleaching \^'^/1/m/I^^ «jW: masque >>un- a week an 1 say \jSf k \\l gocdbye to dull sallow skin. It tJj \IV jSj clears, brightens, banishes tan and w y discolouration, and gives new life and vitaliity to the skin. Agents: MAVNARI) <Sc Co..
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      107 4 DeauiLj g Blue Hyacinth Cosmel have one aim: to ng women beautiful at pn all women can afford. Blue Hyacinth Indel Lipstick in six shades 1 rouge to match. Blue Hyacinth Powder a dull matt surface. Blue Hyacinth Cold i Vanishing Creams proi and beautify. Glinto Nail Polish M chips
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    NEGLIGEES ... with and without midriffs
    445 5 NEGLIGEES with and without midriffs •on* the newest negligees are gaily DED /nr,ctical models in cotton or crepe, patterned. P* ft f ull treatments in .of ir Tunis or a smooth-line midriff Wan another version of a type already Stre T ?e S idea of adding a notched tailored ulir
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    IN LACY MOOD
    166 5 IN LACY MOOD I INGERIE, gown and jacket sets. as well as slips and panties, are being trimmed extensively with lace and the newest models inI.^ude many with Alencon lace either imported or simulated) xl 'or yokes on high-cut bciices ~ny lace-trimmed sheers are also o b*» seen while lace
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      39 5 BSfer~- r -^H\ Jr BE Jf Wl il ;he New Zealand Butter that never fails to please. Nourishing, appetising, delicious and full of vital vitamins. PHONE 5376 FIVE LINKS cs i 39A Advt. of Singapore Cold Storage Co.. Ltd.
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    Fashion Flashes from the shops
    70 6 FOUNDATION CiAK.MINTS. nmglai fion U* i^>"' :t t) i jurdirs tor erenlni jtai to .sii-udi-ri ..in".' ill-ln-oiu's, MM shown to |00d adv;.i»tau<- .1' Prisrilla's DOl premises. No. 5 tu Court, i t floor entrance in Hill St.'-etj Combining a pleasing freedom of movement with efficient
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    supple foundations for supple figures
    369 6 THE newest, most important feature noted in new MM) collections is the number of .sort, supple pllan t moulding, foundations designed to live cot.Uol tn to of 'heir lightness and generally pretty-pretty uX Very often they are boneless Usually, too ERJmm either power net or
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    UNKNOWN
    207 6 THERE are some things know and yet need to I minded of now and then. A ct these things is. that no ct suit or coat can look tiian the figure under it. means, when you start out your shopping, that you shop from the skin out. For the
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      43 6 I •.i^&j/M PHONE 3335 PRISOLLA Ltd. FOR MORNLXG FROCKS .1 En I '111 HI FIRST FLOOR fntkancf: hrl OBtR "SNOW WHITE" CLEANING AT PARIS CO. DRY CLRANERS 23. COLEMAN ST Phone 6045 Imported Gowns Accessories 5 Stamford Road capitol building. r-^^^^-^^_ "HONE 3838
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    H. L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    873 7 H. L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London J s Churchill a Fortunate j Premier: Wages Of s Fire Watchers: The May Open On Sundays I fr s ILomlon. Feb. 24. UK Winston Churchill is in one respect the most for- „f Prime Ministers, tor S It ,U,I, of all shades fawner
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    Miners Become Hardy Seamen
    334 7 "MAN the lifeboat, Brown!" comes the shout around the little Northumberland village of Cresswell. And practically every one in the village rushes down to the lifeboat house. But modern fishing methods spelt the doom of the fisher folk. Forced to seek a livelihood elsewhere from the
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    MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1941. NEW DESERT WAR
    348 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1941. NEW DESERT WAR FROM a usually reliable American source, it is learnt that General Wavell has ordered the concentration of his forces at M«rsa Matruh to meet the advancing Italo-German columns. It might at first seem that the first major battle ground is prepared
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      81 7 mhrilis Agony 3c I?2o'^'i'*! uritl and «ciatica like BSr«SaaLS n^ te J alttr the fir *t dose. >'o v p "f in d ,'^olves aad remove *cai e IT 3 nd J ric Aci<l that are •••nd s tiffn r tr ble Swelling, sore*ork d r I i :2a»y active
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      28 7 ,g||Sk SAFEGUARD l|i|p YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED' ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PLUS SERVICE Head Off ice-No. I6D Cecil Street, I SWCAPORB, B.*. PBONI WO. Btt J
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    HELP THE POOR CHILDREN PLEA
    835 8 A STRONG pica for the public's continued support of the Child A Welfare Society was made by Dr. R. B. MacGregor, speakin" at the annual general meeting of the Society, yesterday. Mr. MacGregor stressed that the Society existed solely for "For this reason above all
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    HOW'S THIS FOR A NOVEL PLAY SUIT?
    49 8 HOW'S THIS FOR A NOVEL PLAY SUIT? So you're shopping for the tz > r 1 f r iend? Well, how about this novel play suit? Tjhe bra top is from the Javanese, the midriff is bare, and the shorts are strictly South Seas sarong She's Connie Moore, Paramount Star.
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    UNKNOWN Lorry's Alleged Antics Described In Court
    306 8 UNKNOWN Lorry' s Alleged Antics Described In Court Wanted: Tent I skins- a unm I Ten million Scofl lish moleskli l between noa a bring foreign ej help pay for i /rom abroad, jj export group m port 0/ f/ie £ipoi the Board of Tr% ing to farmertl V trap
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    MEMO OY WIZARD
    131 8 MEMO OY WIZARD TtRALD Carlton. 1 U be told U9|M Gerald c:\n m (Shawnee telephone j names, addresses spell any wcrd i having seen it recite whole sectm from memory. While Gerald j many things tarn a particular f»«| "I like to ride like to plav with! Gerald, "but I*
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      117 8 ESTABLISHED 1872 South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tel. 5926 Flntayson Green iCATHAV CAFE 1 Where Everybody Goes GET THE CATHAY HABIT i EVERYONE ELSE HAS-WHY NOT YOU? !No Admission CHARGE i I DURINIJ THE WEEK SAT. NIGHT EXTENSION UNTIL I A.M. Admission SI .00 Service 50 its. "Play And Make
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    OFFICER'S INNOCENCE PROVED
    489 9 THAT he had taken a catamite to his house for questioning as to the extent to which soldiers of different regiments in Singapore were involved in a certain type of vice, was the explanation given by Capt. Douglas Marr in his defence yesterday on a charge of
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    $2000 Claim In Divorce Petition
    177 9 $2000 Claim In Divorce Petition WHEN the hearing was continued yesterday, in the High Court, before the Chief Justice, Sir Percy MacElwaine, of the divorce case in which Mr. A. C. Willis, of Singapore, is asking for the dissolution of his marriage with Ignes Maria Noronha Willis, the petitioner was
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    Royalty Visits Merseyside
    37 9 Royalty Visits Merseyside > J i Princes* Royal paid a visit: I io the Merseyside. Her High ness i? seen here chattering to Sapper Joseph Smith who I icas evacuated from Dunkirk I at 7 British Legion workshop.
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    RAPE CHARGE
    59 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Apr 15. SAID to have committed rape on «i Eurasian girl at Durian Daun on Apr. 14 W Stanley, an 18-year-old Eurasian. wa« charged before the Police Court toAfter the charge was explained to the accused the case was postponed to April 22.
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    WOMAN IN TEARS AT MURDER TRIAL
    150 9 AR. T. BALASINGHAM, Pathologist of the Generv Hospital giving expert evidence, yesterday, the Mandai murder trial, before Mr. Justice Work and a special jury, expressed the opinion that tl body was probably that of a male Tamil. The accused is a Johore lorry driver.
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      60 9 BE m Z Z w BY WALT DISNEY P^^l P^/OSI ONE OF I Mhbt I kl^ I K L S B P^^ J G il .N KkiN^Nl^B^cHo^MEß^'^y^J K!.,^ I pSCOVEREP AN UNKNOWN -\SP fn7crnsp4rn RF\LLV P\sfs» BTI I /^V? 1 I r rP-l :r JIP S TW WAS ABSOLUTELY P
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    CANTONESE WOMEN GAOLED
    132 10 CENTENCE of six weeks rigoram imprisonment was imposed by the third magistrate, Mr L C Goh, yesterday, on two Cantonese women, Loi Ying and Chheung, aged 38 and 48, respectively, for abetting the commission of the acceptance of an illegal gratification. It was stated that the two
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    Brinkmann's Chief Gets Postponement
    263 10 i A|i|wll«l«' Tribunal J S AUK C E. HILTERMANN, General Manager of i 1H Brinkmann and Co.. was yesterday granted a postponement certificate from continuous training S for the present period by the Appellate Tribunal consisting of Mr. Justice Pedlow and Mr. H. D. v Mundell.
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    Woman Motorist Fined
    57 10 Woman Motorist Fined MRS. B. E. P. Dogger was fined a total $30 in the traffic court yesterday on three charges. She was fined $5 on a charge of driving otherwise than in a careful and orderly manner at Tanglin Road. $5 for driving without a licence, and $20 for
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    Malaya Thanked For £11,000 Gift
    65 10 Malaya Thanked For £11,000 Gift 'fHE Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, as chairman of the Malaya Patriotic Fund, has received from the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Roya] Benevolent Society. London, and from National Y. M. C. A War Service Fund. London, letters expressing erateXm appreciation of tie Patriotic Fund's recent donations
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    Japanese Hainanese Gaoled
    129 10 Japanese Hainanese Gaoled TWO people were cha connection with a yesterday in the thin before Mr. L. C. Goh. Konikichi Yamamo anese, and Toon Ten Hainanese, were char) theft of the bicycle an ing stolen property, r iy. It was alleged that was stolen from |j^ Short Street, on March
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    79 11 Manila Apr. 15. 'pose of the Dutch Foreign 'Dr Van Kleffens) > Netherlands East Indies ently visited Manila en Bataria is causing vspecuwng observers here. ins to an Associated Press fom Batavia. the purpose ip will be: .inspection of the Nether. f Indies defences and. at time, to effect
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    30 11 Pans (via New York* iff pk a ta^B drastic f ave ril^ n unprecedented e due to cold and hunted h ave seated a ild-uX and [t reported arrest.
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    'WRETCHED PEOPLE', SAYS CORONER
    506 11 INVESTIGATING the mystery of a girl clerk'vS death which remained unsolved at the conciusion of his inquiry, the South London coroner, Mr. Hervey VV.\att. declared: "In the background is lurking one of those wretched people who bring about the death of girls in this condition." The
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      1366 11 j\ J^^ \J^^^ J^^^^^Baw I H I 8 IT I J b^^l t^^H^^^ I Motor Vehicles FOR SALT. Austin 7, perfect condltloi, $750-. Apply 63, Klyne Street, or Phone 4553! Kuala Lumpur. (No. 171H) IMMEDIATE SALE, one 10 H.P. 1933 model, flying standard, 4 loots, beautiful condition. Apply Box 174.
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      423 11 on the] I AIR 4 BTGAPORE (1.333 kcl*) 1 zmpi 30. 96 metres (0.69 mlcs) ZHP3 41.38 metffSS (7.25 mci) From 8.00 am. 0s» 8.35 a.m. J From 10.00 asm. tm 150 p.m. From 5.00 p.m. tm 10.00 p.m. LONDON J CENTRAL TBANSMItU»ION GSU— I6.B6 metre* (17 It m|cs) GBF—
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    326 12 Calcutta, Apr. 15. EXPERIENCED Officers have been put in charge of the organisation of relief work for sufferers from fcfc« recent disturbances in Dacca. a survey of the damage done is also oeing made. Relief is being confined strictly to sufferers from the disturbances, irrespective of creed.
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      168 12 I ,oi LOW Till: CROWM TO WATKKLOO BRIDGE" §IN 4. A l» OK E A U D lENC E S ACCLAIM VIVIEN LEIGH'S GREAT PERFORMANCE!.. iiml THAT'S what concerns us.' CAPITOL IJjM DAILY B^%M^ll^flli^l 3.15— 6.15— 9.15 BSfflßjiß Scr the Beautiful Ballet! D&^BHHBHpBHIj I hull to this great storj I
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      176 12 So Thrilling! So Timely! Don't miss this grand thrill and I TO-DAY AT 3.15, 6.isYf K ffp ALHA^BjTiH All the thrills and glory of the U.S. FLFET P^^^SH^j^AND THE WHOU U.S. FLEj GLORIA STUART <^W A FRANK McHUGHja^ V p.-.d«d b, HOYO BACON A WARNER BROS t N.n ,1 S*«|
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    122 13 the Conf om of Rest: ft yesterday. the present, as -iv temporary B &£S normally obtain supplies of iron steel of ttoplates) the 0n i T d o f America to application in sual way on A. ms through the or 01 Engineerares for permit ace a certain ;r
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    122 13 solution passed the recent Conference of Clubs at Ipoh, lembers of the should be in--0 subscribe tothe establishf a recreationel in Penang 1 use ol tioops through, is to us^ed by the is oi the BinRotary Club. was announced i Club weekly terdajb^ isldent, Mr. k. turn, who addt
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    S.C.C., GUNNERS SHARE POINTS
    310 14 THE SCC dn-w their second 1 sion when they met the H day. Two goals were shared league mutch in the first diviA (A A on the Padang, yesteraftei a fast game in which the sides wore evenly balanced. Both teams missed many fine chances of
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    TADS DEFEAT S.R.C.
    192 14 TADS DEFEA T S.R.C. TPHE Manchester. s won 3-1 over the SRC, in another first division match on the Stadium. After a tame .start the tempo increased in the second period, but questionable tactics adopted by players on both sides robbed interest. The Eurasians had many easy chances to open
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    Y.M.C.A. SOCCER
    63 14 rIE following have been seleced to play soccer for the Y.M.O.A. against RE (P. Brani) at 510 .p.m. on the Ansou Road ground I to-morrow: Lin Kah Tong, J. Sanderson, V R. Sabapathy, J. G. Moxon, G. L. Day, J. R. Gill, S Orton, G. Shepherd, Ong Swee
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    50 14 7* A Canadian*^ member of the /Royal Ai r J Force— during a J short off-duty i spell-was among: those to be seen at the > j Queen's Ice Rink. Bays- water, London. Here he is i tying up the i 1 skates of a fair skater at the V
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    105 14 INDIAN Association cricket teams for week-end are as follow: vs the R.A.F. Tengah on Saturday. April 19. at 2.15 on I. A. ground: Choorl Singh. D. Dharmaraj. P. Gupta, H. S. Bull,! Heera Singh, Hussein Shah, Kuldip Singh. Ram Piara. H. C. Sandosham, R. S. Sithamparam <Capt>. and B. S.
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    UNITEERS OVERWHELM BRAMTOCO
    238 14 IINITEERS scored six goals against Bramtoco's one U in a Business Houses league match on the Fraser and Neave ground, yesterday. The match was too one-sided to be interesting. Bramtoco were on the defensive most of the time and rarely gave the Unitcers any anxious moments. An
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    Handicaps For Saturday's Race
    336 14 Handicaps For Sa turday's Race W FIGHTS for Singapore races on Saturday are: Horses. Class 1, Div. 1, 6 furs.: Bay Dragon 9.10. Eelgrass 9.0, Faststep 8.13. Jack Druce 8 6. Royal Hampton 8.5. Tonroe 8.4. Harpo 8.3, Mediation 8.1. Never Set 7.12. Carloca 7.10. Honey Moon 7.5. The Needles
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    Pryle Gets 3 For 2
    184 14 MAINTAINING their unbeatfl cord, the Loyal Regiment ket team defeated the R.A. n oy 98 runs at Oillman vested LOVALS Lt. Rogers b Barrow 10. L: Toff Ramspy 6. LC Clancy run out Paque b La Brooy 19, Lt Turner! 68. Pte. Heaton b La
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    Champion State Not Competing
    75 14 Iskandar Cup Tcnnn lProm Our Og «jg TIVE states have entered I* r Iskandar Cup tennis ;<f ment, Porak, Singapore, jTrengganu and Peril' Jo A notable absentee ;■> &0 who have been the since 1937 hp c om With Johore out oi u» tion. Perak. who
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      68 14 TO-IMY BOCCER fiAFA League Div I. RAF. v ArgyllH. Stiullum Oiv HA. Morn via v I'ubiish.TH. VM C A Malay Reßlmrnt v RA.OC. Alexandra; DU lIH. RAF iKallarH) V Customi, Fairer E*ark BHL, OV*Tr#t (;htni-se Bank v Chartered BnTiY. nrriral Union TKNNis SCC tounument flir.H lIDF.S T< DA Y 1.41
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    Scouts Lost In Malayan Wilds
    212 15 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. concern is being felt for the safety of two Penang and Ipoh rover scouts forming a party of six who left on a hike along the Gopeng route for the Cameron Highm Friday morning and whose whereabouts have
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    55 15 New York. Apr. 16— With his salary dropping from $48,000 per year "to $21 per month Owen Mar tin Jr.. President of the New York Stock Exchange for the last three years to-day becomes a private in the United States Army. Mr. Martin expressed the opinion that the United States
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    NEWS BREVITIES
    213 15 NEWS BREVITIES The Resident oi Selangor has made the following appointments oi oftlcctrs iii the Local Defencr Corps, Selangor. lieut. E. D. Shearn to the rank oi Cip tain; Second Lt W. H. Findlay to the 1 rank of Lieutenuiu, (quartermaster oer-| *geant G. Johnstone, Johnston and Sergeant E. M.
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    S.C.C. Tennis Tournament
    156 15 OVT of the four ties fixed for yesterday in the S.C.C. tennis tournament only 1 two were played off. The other two ties were postponed. Following are the results of the ties: R. F. Smith beat K. J. Tovey 6—l, 6—l; P. Clerc beat A. D. Anderson
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    How Right
    114 15 THE story is told of the Sicilian mayor who, twins beinK born to a peasant girl, wrote to Rome to ask for Mussolini's customary •bounty" of a thousand lire <about £11 10s) This cannon-fodder subsidy was sent, the twins, a boy and a girl, were christened Benito and
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    NAZI BLITZ ON NORTH IRELAND
    735 16 London, Apr. 16. NORTHERN Ireland was the centre of enemy air raiders' activity last night when four raiders were brought down. A heavy force of enemy bombers carried out an attack lasting several hours over an area covering practically the whole of Northern Ireland, says
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    Italian Who Die For Britain
    164 16 London. Apr lJ FE story of the gallantry of the Italian baa manager of the Savoy Hotel in helDiM country of his adoption lies behind this death nJ In The Times: "On Palm Sunday. 1941 Fortd Picchi, who sacrificed his life for the cause of
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    CRAIGIE BUSY
    66 16 Tokyo, Apr. 16.— The British Ambassador. Sir Robert Craigie, called on the Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs at the Foreign Office at noon to-day and remained for half an hour.The nature of the Craigie-Ohashi conversation was not disclosed, but well-informed circles believe that Sir Robert Craigie's object was to
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    UNKNOWN
    121 16 A BOX of cig« been offered Churchill by Ne i M on mouthi branch of the 1 Legion to "shoi tangible form appreciation ol leadership' Me by telegram him to notify hi cial brand. But the B had to ask to I cused from aca the gift. "On! very
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    How Wops Are Bei ng Rounded Up
    266 16 Addis Ababa, Apr. 16. rr.N KRAI. PESANTI, the Italian divisional commander whose capture is announced to-day, (on Page 1) was overtaken by Imperial forces when plodding along on a mule between a remote village and Addis Ababa. He is now occupying the bedroom
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