Morning Tribune, 14 May 1941

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    Masthead
    9 1 Morning Tribune ol 1-HO. 88. Wednesday, May 14, 1941.
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    "U.S. Must Choose Now" — Knox
    192 1 "U.S. Must Choose Now" Knox t a \muu\ Washington. May I*. I must choose now. declared the Navy Secretary. Col. Frank Knox. ad- j dressing the American Society of Military Engineers on Monday night. "America lias three courses. One is to face the aggressor with force, the second is to
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    ESS DEFIED HITLER, NOT IN PEACE MISSION
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    799 1 ine, Healthy: Secret Prison LONDON, MAY 13. >()LI BESS HAS BEEN SEEN BY DOCTORS UK) HAVE FOUND HIM SANE AND HEALTHY, lAS STATED IN AUTHORITATIVE CIRCLES IN DON TO-DAY (TUESDAY). is flight, it was stated, was an escape. He did mug with him any peace overtures or any nies--11( came
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    110 1 London, May 13. > at a London meeting toll he would say why Hes.s Brit Minister of tion (Mr. a. DufT -Cooper > HWgested that I should tell ething about the rather ted a;:.val of a guest who f dm qualities may be, Is bv afrnu. am not in
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    How Hess Spent The Day
    221 1 How Hess Spent The Day London, May 13. ris authoritatively stated J in London to-night that J Hess is receiving all medical I attention possible in a military hospital and except for a slight pain in his ankle, he te romi'ortuble. He spent most of the day 5 resting, dozing
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    Hess Come To Make Amends?
    295 1 Lond< l May 13. RUDOLF HESS, third man oi the Reich, a man of calculable influence and popularity in Germany, has not only provided the most senSLttion.il story oi the war but has set the whole world sue.ssing. Newspaper comment in London rejects Hitlcr'.s condemnation
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    Did Hess See The Writing On Wall?
    90 1 Kansas city, May 13. 1 THE British Ambassador, Lord Ka- lifax, referred to the Hess epi- t sode in the course of his speech at the Mid-Central War Resources Board on Monday night. 1 Perhaps Hess saw the writing J on the wall,"
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    Berlin Tells Nation: Hess Wanted Peace
    213 1 London, May 13. THE news of Hess's flight from Germany was broken to the German people over the Nazi Radio to-day. After saying that Hess was injured after baling out from a plane at Glasgow, the announcer said that papers he left behind tended
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    Successor To Hess Chosen
    106 1 Successor To Hess Chosen Berlin, May 13. [If \K TIN Bor- maim, ties criued as Reich leader. has been appointed I by Oilier as 1 succ essor to Hess, states the German news agency. The title of Hitler's Deputy is abolished. I Bormann was Chief of Staff of Hess since
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    "Substantial Improvement" In Position At Tobruk
    284 2 Large Enemy Force Turns Tail In Sollum Area Cairo. May 13. TO-DAY'S Middle Bast communique says that in the Bollum area of North Africa, the enemy carried out I reconnaissance In force, advancing eastwards in five columns. They tinned hack when they met a
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    HITLER SEES DARLAN
    113 2 HITLER SEES DARLAN London, May IS. THE official German newa agency am oil] ced this evening that nlral D&rlan i arrived back in par! after his Ini >i with Hitler. i Earliei th< German radio aniitur lat Rtbbentrop wu pn haeUon 12 to the pi 1 time <>l jr>t pting
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    FIRE-FIGHTING RESOURCES
    43 2 London. May 13. AFTEK the coma; it in Ught (he Home Se< retar; ha dto place Hi* whole of I PU Bi n iurc« under tua departn v/i'lj a view to re-grou I re-.-ources "IV- purposea ol adi and controy Reuter
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    Flying Fortresses In Action
    85 2 Flying Fortresses In Action London. May 13Ml rOR Con. Arnold, head of the Air Corps, to-day spoke ■)'t 'ho task American pianos are m the offensive against The f annuls Fly inc. Fortralready won their spurs, he They had achieved most dirttrult missions over Germany. W> must go on to
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    THAI BORDER DELEGATES
    35 2 Bangkok, May 13 the Thai Government 1 ion nch iiui Border Committee :sed the two countries which tied In Tokyo on May 9 KOl )haiwaone.se rof Pub'.:, tnstruct chiel ve.- Eastern News
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    Over 30 British Warships In Action
    106 2 Over 30 British Warships In Action London. May 13. THE story of how the S guns of the Meditefi ranean Fleet broke up a mass attack by enemy t torpedo-carrying aircraft i on our forces last week has been received from Renter's Special Corres- pondent. who watched S the battle
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    EMPIRE SOCIETY BUILDING DAMAGED
    129 2 London. May 13. THE Koyal Empire Society's 1 building in London, which was eU -known to visitors all over the world, was severely damaged in a recent air raid Practically the entire law library Involving between 12.000 and 15,000 i books was destroyed. In addition, between
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    S'hai Britons' Generosity
    78 2 Shanghai, May 13. 7 C al British War Fund is distinct from the voluntary War Contribution Fund) yesterday £3,500 to the Mayoi s Air Raid Distress and £1,000 to th- Kin"' ■id for Sal. tribution* since the inception of the Rind amount to 12.000.000 fS I) and
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    Parliament Sits As Usual, in New Premises
    240 2 Parliament Si ts As Usual, in New Premises WHEN the House of CommJ^S' new quarters, they shed lo t a ,h y age-long ceremonial. nil of Preceded by the Mace, rescind from th caust of St. Stephen's, the Speaker lSiriL 1 cession to prayers and then mounted L t a
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    Australian Politics Labour Strengthen
    157 2 Sydney. May 11 IN* consequence of the heavy iwing to Labour a tested in the Ne'v South Wales Btate eta supporters of Dr. Herbert Evatt (Labour men* the Advisory War Council* consider that his pa has been strengthened in federal politl Future developments depend largely o
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    Australia To Appoint Minister To China
    103 2 THE Minister of External Affairs Sii r I Btewart) to-day announced that Austra^ appoint a Minister to China, arc! wo appointment of a Chinese Minister to a Sir Frederick Stewart declared th bpen taken "as further recognition ol jne Australia has vital interests in
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    £444,000 Will
    45 2 I/CCORDING to his A will, Mr. Albert Slatenger. founder, with the broth of Slazenflefs, Ltd. manufacturers o f sports equipment, left £444.263. He made bequests to many hospitals and left £500 each tr bis butler. Walter M at, and his chauffeur, George AyUne.
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    German Major General Killed
    53 3 Koine, May S r Gem** >i<M<>r-General K$ during the recent L North Africa, p" ,1,(1 in an an- the official StSnrj notifying the J n aM v ncl of the i hU :S valour to j Ffwtfd iU Handed .by nilian o.nmander-in- i Kommel, of th<
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    154 3 London, May 13. mam attack of the British r Force bombers in Gerlast nUM (Monday) was nnheim. the important inil and transport centre. large Tiros were left burn:tives at Cologne and CoItre also attacked. erman occupied territory, I Ostend and Dunkirk were K; i: air activity over Britain Kd.iv
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    30,000 Prisoners In India
    36 3 London, May 13. hitherto accepted reality for accommodating Isoners of war on Majesty's Govern communique. approximately 30,000 f ir have arrived in t 3.000 are of- that there aie nera in India.—
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    ITALIAN STRONGHOLD SERIOUSLY MENACED
    296 3 British Take 200 More Prisoners London, May 13. |N Northern Abyssinia, over 200 prisoners have been captured by British troops advancing on Amba Alagi, where the main remnants of the Duke of Aosta's army are stated to be making a last stand. In Southern Abyssinia, in
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    Big Japanese Offensive On 4 Fronts In China
    175 3 Chungking. May 13. WHAT appears to be the bigs** Japanese drive since the Hankow battle is now in full swing, with large Japanese forces engaged in simultaneous offensives in south Shansi. north Honan. north Hupen and Kwangtung, according to Chinese field despatches.
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    Heavy Blow At Nazi Prestige
    248 3 New York, May 13 DIPLOMATIC circles in Washington feel that Hess has struck a heavy blow at Nazi prestige, more than offsetting the Balkan blitzkrieg, says the New York Times' correspondent to-day (Tuesday). The head of the institute s*»d "It is thought likely that that
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    GREAT BRITISH ACTIVITY AT HAIFA PORT
    78 3 Vichy. May 13. THE Palestine port of Haifa has been the scene of great activity since the end of operations in Greece. Many ships full of war material, including tanks, have arrived from Britain, says a Beirut dispatch to the Vichy news agency. It
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    Shillong By-Election
    56 3 Shillong, May 12. MR. Ananda Mohan Ram hM been elected unopposed to the Central LeKLslative Assembly in a byelection in the nonMohammedan constituency of the Bur. ma Valley cum Shillong in Assam. The vacancy was caused :y the resignation of Mr. Bro.jendra Naruyan Chowdhurry. Mi Ram stood as
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    Balinese Dancer Scores Hit At Reception
    853 4  -  Vera Ardmore s By MUOHTTUL reception and cockUU parly WM given by Mr and Mrs A. GrafT in honour Oj tIM visiting Belgian artist, M. Li Mayeur, «t thttt home, "Hlehv,at<- Holland Hill, on Monday evenniK CiHtl Win asked for iJt--8 p.m. and the
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    PEOPLE & PLACE
    33 4 PEOPLE PLACE Polok. t m'.cfu] I M dancer, tuixd i her displa '•^li dancQ ihe ,e« given bt and Mrs Grail ink «i M le vfur, the kian i o n Mod venaf.
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    81 4 Maior j Mrs. Jnhnl arc looking ward to s) ing local a t C* Hiuhlands soon. Th off at tht of the n» On Fndr 23rd. a Bifbt *i hrlfj l1 House, hi quartei 5 Malayan Circle. show ffl presfntH thus occa* Mr. L. A I worth, tin de's
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      8 4 THERE AIN'T NO SANTA CLAUS! I 0 WASSIAMULL'S
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    Modest Charges, Best Traditions...
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    DON'T let your hair DOWN
    487 5 DON'T let your hair DOWN i re dissatisfied with the condition i; i nee of your hair, check up on Ith and make sure that your bloodsufficlentty rich and pure to carry v amount of hair-growing minerals that comes out every lat is losing its colour or that Iruff, may
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    Services' BREVITIES
    680 6 Services' BREVITIES ll v -I 'bic|ii<»~ I 5 p .'i i) rendering of "Happ) Birth \i A ,v M5 a.m. on Sunday morning .-m. Although attendance teure* j land takiiis did Ml break existing r ecords it g time befoi will forge! thi function. Prominent feature was the two-tiered birth-
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    Malay Who Is Pest to Society
    264 6 Malay Who Is Pest to Society A pERFEI T P«t" was the description applied by the proA >„»,„.,>•. in the third court, to Abdul A iz Shanir. Malay, "hose criminal career befffl n, ItBS, in Pensng. Abdul b! rm On untn From June 5. 1937. urn uary of tb ar,
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    ASKED TOO MUCH FOR RICE
    117 6 ASKED TOO MUCH FOR RICE I <*onv.< t,Mi on a h a MMding p es excess of the maxim Z was bied by th \l T 5 default. months' |3 hKpnsonment. Ucenc< holder nu P« llillv t" ,[faiS J enter intc th< n Vt JJ ■of Mtoa b < u
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    MYSTERY OF NAZY LEADER'S ESCAPE
    946 7 Rudolf H e s Had No Personal Ambition, High Moral Character, Simple Mode Of Life L Special Correspondent) I tai too early yet to arrive l t dtfn conclusfcms on Lsf-i! ..mazing flight ■d.ii.li Hess, Hitler's DeKj mi I to Scotland. ■o nK on the
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    281 7 ANY will crack up and I have no doubt in my own mind Q Allied victory," said Jonkheer H. P. J. Bosch Van (in Dutch diplomat, who arrived in Singapore, yesoute to Pretoria, South Africa, to take up an ap- ho Netherlands diplomatic service. m- »<■ h Van Drakestein
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    Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1941 ONE RAT FLEES
    358 7 MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1941 ONE RAT FLEES XHE Sight of Rudolf Hess from Germany to Scotland, in circumstances which appear to leave no doubt of his intention to irive himself up to the British, is the most amazing incident of this or any other war. Until some official
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    489 8 FLAGS decorated the Pavilion cessful gala premiere last "This Thin^ Called Love." sta vyn Douglas. The premiere which netted over $8,500 was in aid of the War P'und and was under the distinguished patronage of HE the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, and Lady Thomas and I H.E the C-in-C,
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    BRIGHT LIGHT
    181 8 BRIGHT LIGHT "THIB Thinc, c arr 'v Thl Called Fun- n "V -If! Bituatl Melv u !uu movin with elated. The are i Barne the ever A bortil d V .nd la UUII i'Peaii «H\[) pVERYBODT k*«t bod' ill love t "Cha H i) Cutl Of t:.- n •hip ol
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    Compulsory Service For European British Subjects
    580 8 AS various amendments to legislation in the Colony affecting the liability of European British subjects to compulsory service have recently been made, the following summary of the position now reached is published for general information. By the proclamation under tho Compulsory Service (Local Forces)
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    11 8 Tm: Turkish lemblj voted plementary croj fence y«t«J«t Ankara despdej
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    AT PAVILION PREMIERE
    40 9 Above: Miss Rusie Solomon (left) and Mrv Nonee Sen, wife of Hie Columbia Films representative, pictured at the premiere On left .—Major General F. Keith Simmons pictured at last night's gala film premiere at the Pavilion Theatre.
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    ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMITTEE
    88 9 IN connection with the recent formation of an Anti-Corruption Branch of the Special Branch of ihe ;>oiico it is announced that a Committee has bee:: formed by he Straits Bettlem< ntfl Government to advise this Branch kn the early stages of its work. The Committee is to be
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    39 9 Tientsin, May 13. f\F [he 340 United States garrison trcojM In North China. 70 from s ekin^ and 50 from Tientsin will Icav} for Chinwangtao en route to Manila on Thursday, it is reliably learned in Tientsin.— Eastern News
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    THE U.S.A. AND SINGAPORE
    640 9 THE U.S. A. AND SINGAPORE course of this war has taught the American people the strategic importance of the British Isles to th«»ir national security This kmom has been widely learned now, as the size of the majority in favour of aiding Britain shows. But to-day, as Japan pushes her
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    Government Servantts Acquitted
    89 9 Government Servantts Acquitted fMR. J. L. McFall, district judge. j yesterday, acquitted ami 'discharged Tan Yew Leqg temporary revenue officer at tached to the Food Control Office, and Tan Ewe Chee, s>u pervisor in the Singapore Customs, who had been charged with extortion of $30 from 'ftui Bun Choy, proprietor
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    THE MAJOR And WALLY
    9 10 THE MAJOR And WALLY nv STAN f C CF'.OSS
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    Bridegroom Murderer Sentenced To Death
    387 10 OYED Fateh AH Shah, Punjabi Muslim who murdered his compatriot, Kha at the Kathi's house at Radm Mas, on the evening ot Pebrun, wher^Khanv had gone to marry Halimah, a young divorced worn., ,as renced^o Sthby'Mr. Justice Worley yesterday^at the Assize Con, The iurv's verdict
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    British Consulate In Kunming Hit
    25 10 j Kunminj May u| THE British Consulate wasoftl damaged in b heavy japaJ raid yestciday but then were! casualties. Reuter
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    Dean Wilson's Surprise Visit To Singapore
    169 10 A SURPRISE visitor to Singapore yesterday was the Very Rev. J. L. Wilson, M.A. (Oxon) newly appointed Bishop of Singapore, who is en route to Australia to join his family for "a few weeks' holiday." While in Singapore, Dean Wilson is the guest ot
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    Dutch Subjected In France
    59 10 Batavia, May r i JCCOPDING to the Java Bode the Dutch Govcrnft ment In London is discussing the evacuation of Dutch .subjects in unoccupied France. This is no simple task, for the people concerned, numbering 200 to 300, would have to travel through Spain to Lisbon
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    Ships For Britain's Use
    46 10 THE shipping companies hnve so ably adjusted their schedules that they have managed to keep a number of ships available lor ocean sailings. These ships, according to the Java Bori<\ are now to be put at the disposal of the British Admiralty.
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    Brevities From The Courts
    349 12 Brevities From The Courts roil theft oi S6O 1 worth Of cash and jewellery from a Mal a y prostitute, Ooh Bt'iiH Huat, 25, was sentenced w four months' impugnment by Mr. w. D Carew. third magistrate, yesterday He was also given a year's police .super v iMon. Goh. who
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      206 12 Now It Reaches The Screen! THE GRIPPING STORY READ by MILLIONS with NORM A SHEARER surpassing her Triumph in "The Women" ROBERT TAYLOR eclipsing his igreal portrayal in "Wal-rloo Bridge" -i TO -lI AY CAPITOL „,5- &13-9.15 1 »r— THt FAWED NOVEL r*^+9*)to*'*«~ I A MERVYN LeßOr PRODUCTION |f with
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    200 13 NEWS FROM INDIA ■.jVE tre M,r.: IV- |(K-kinß and children tail of far, Ived I official stateI issued to-d ■si::.:.'. iunKjt th<> Ml Mail K to the west of j:.' f he He Air Mail serKs n re- i iw■o lack ac- I K ft' tO ftai.: ced in I
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      335 13 Il^O-ii A Y iLi^ AiR- CONDITIONED »-"--»-a» PAVILION A DISTINGUISHED AUDIENCE AT YESTERDAYS war mwn PREMIERE HAHFn it ac ti.,- '""■KL'ATi WAR FUND rnVrPoi.c.l T AS THE CLEVEREST THE MOST CORCEOUSLY COWNED COMEDY ROMANCE OF 94, ROSALIND'S BEST Alw» !,»«■!,< «.»■■.....■■< ««»e<«^"Ke C fi v< .j Itv Aj r .>|
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      92 13 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPU, N.V Established by Royal Charter A.D 1824. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS Paid Up Capital f. 40.03C.d0 Reserve Fund f. 12,000,000 London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED Head Office BATAVIA. Branches: Netherlands East Indies: Sourabaya. Samarang, Medan, Weltevredcn Bandoeng, Cheribon Tegal, Pecalongan, Djokjakarta. Solo, Tjilatjap, Djembei; Palembang. Bandjermasin,
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      201 13 Public Notice SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY* TENDERS TENDERS :<re now invited for the following materials o r service For particulars sor Municipal Tender Room F- m T lder Date of ClfKing Erection 6c completion of OM block of Tempouiry <iiuiri,ers etc. for Firemen at Armenian Street. (Doposit $50) 12 noon. 14 May
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    LOYALS IN 4-NIL WIN OVER GORDONS
    384 14 LOYAL S IN 4-NIL WIN OVER GORDONS THE LoyalS scored four-nil victory over the Gordons in a fust division match on the stadium, yesterday. Tin- Winners excelled both in attack and defence. Conditions under foot militated against football and keenness rather than science was the outstanding feature. 1 be Lofftli
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    Handicaps For To-day's Penang Races
    702 14 SELECTIONS (By "Bess Beft") RMC 1: SALMON PAR Davis Cup Kace 1: SELANGOR II Pride of Penaiiß Race 3: SIR PATRICK Blue White Race 4: PAT BURKE First Lady Race 5: BAFFLER Rare 6; BALMORAL Goed Voor Rate 7: BENEDICT Thumbs Up Rare 8: GOLDEN
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    5-2 Victory por Ordnance Corps
    142 14 5-2 Victory p or Ordnance Corps IN a division 2A match on the J I yesterday, the Royal A): a five-two victory over Malaya P The Publishers found 0, able and missed .several good <•■ The Corps opened scorn, the Publishers were away soon £R; equalised when Dollah netted. A
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    Chinese And Airport In 2-All Draw
    149 14 Chinese And Airport In 2- All Draw OLAYING on the Singapore Harbour Board «rn yesterday, the S.C.F.A. and the AiiportM a Division 118 match which ended in a 2-2 drn Play was pretty even and the first S.C.F.A. having slightly the better of the of^ O'Hara played a fine part
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    AIRMEN IN LAST MINUTE VICTORY
    133 14 THE R.A.F. (Kallang) splashed and sta their way to victory in their Second Diti "B" league soccer match against the Wand on a waterlogged field at Clerical Union, yi day. The Airmen won by the only two scored a few minutes before the gameende In
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    Manchesters Win At Tanglin
    179 14 being a goal down at one stage of the first half, the Manchesters played good football at their home ground yesterday to beat the R.A. (acac) by three goals to one in the Div. I match. The game, played on a slippery turf, nevertheless did not
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    53 14 IX Indian. N iflfl tc the courl Mr. i Gob mag i i" trati charges of Ins and fl Mr B Philips cleft N. Pi shawar. rri< MS I* l 1 ARP starts hew nesday Lt" ctl to b> given Deputy A:r Precautions for thi Province A.RP oifiC Peshawar.
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    Chinese Sauce As Cure For Scalds.
    250 15 |> rt i»«* gl< '^■*««<< k i^« Tvr 1 3-months-old baby badly scalded, Chinese mother, having no on the scalds daubed them told by the mother, Ben Mui nut. yesterday when Mr. W. G. l h C ryinto the child's death. the child in
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    INDIA NEWS PARS
    207 15 INDIA NEWS PARS Simla, May 12. THE Postal Authori- ties in India have I decided to discontii nue the present pictorial series of po.itage stamps of the values of 2 annas, 2 l 2 annas. 3 1 annas, 4 annM, 6 annas, 8 ani nas and 12 annas and i
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    Malay Killed In Midnight Accident
    131 15 Malay Killed In Midnight Accident Singapore. Wednesday. Shortly before midnight, a collision between a cycle and i motor car on Glove Road, near the Kallang Aerodrome, resulted in a Malay being killed and an Englishspeaking Indian being very serious.. ly injured. It is believed that the dead Malay was riding
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    $5,000,000 In Savings Certificates
    248 15 $5,000,000 In Savings Certificates ftURINC; 'he past month sales ol u War savings Certificate! in Malaya hav e parsed the half-way stage towards the $10 millions which is the goal of the scheme On May 8 the total «gj $5.339.51 1, or some $C'?5,000 mon than the n mount reported
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    HEAVY FINL FOR BOOTLEGGER
    73 15 A FINE of $900 or, in default, nine months' imprisonment was imposed by the fourth magistrate, Mr. K. M. Byrne, yesterday, on Lee All Heng who pleaded guilty to a charge of distilling illicit liquor. When customs officers raided a hut in Sllat Road, Lee was
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    Greek Shipping Losses In Raids
    88 15 Canta (Creto), May 13. THE Greek 9,450 ton cruiser Averpf and seveiai destroyers aiuf submarines are the only vessels of the Greek Navy whicli escaped tho man attacks- of tho German air force on Greek harbours and Shipping. Tne ships lost included three destroyers, ten
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    15 15 Hlf;il TIDKS TO-DAV: M4 p m., 8.3 ft TO-MORROW 12.40 a.m., 203 p.m.. 82 ft
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      97 15 fl H AHIHII w 4hiE^ i^^JPf V*± o(>^ K^ iat s Happened! N^P^P^ ffif^jf^ Cagncy' nuisclfd in on the p y nineties! AnJ, i ike it from us, Sff 9V V A Hi Vn ie b"°^ d.«\"s nil! never D-e.trd by RAOUL WALSH HfIHJI Hlll'fSHllMei >.., 5 tfMMMffiißwi^M. RITA lIOTBRIH
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    Britain's Underwater "League Of Nations"
    358 16 «Bv John Nixon. Heuteri Spectal Co. -respondent with the y Home Fleet, ibowd a Dutch submannn ■AN underwater League of Nations-such is a 'certain sub- ma line flotilla now serving with the Allies Besides BruLh, it contains Dutch. French and Polish submarines, all working in
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    FACTSBAFFLE IMAGINATION CHURCHILL
    231 16 V London, May 13. S 1 "ABVIOUSLI a further state- mem will be made in the i j S near future regarding the flight to this country of this very high important Nazi leader," d^lared Mr. Ohur- chill in the House of Com- J I mous to-day
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    98 16 Kansas City, May II ik\( 1 the Battle of the Atlantic vr is won, the steadily increasing iir strength which the United States Ls providing "will turn the tide," said the British Ambassador, Lord Halifax, addressing the MidCentral War Resourcrs Board. 'I have no doubt that the joint strength, su
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    PAPEN RETURN TO ANKARA
    129 16 Ankara Mavd THE German Ambassador. Von Papen, J return from Germany where he has] having consultations with Nazi leaders been expected for some time, arrived in AiJ this (Tuesday) evening He came by air from Salzburg when act ing to German sources, he saw Hitler vesta
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    330 16 London, May 13. THE Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire was killed by a bomb on Monday night, together with hb .secretary and five other people. The Earl, who had a colourful career, succeeded to the title at the age of 11 years. Since then he has been a
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    64 16 N- Yorkl GOV ER HI ata hai SI 00.000 narcotic* li laundry aba united Stata ter c Ity of N« which anl May 3 from porU Tb i J suspect activi lar^e smuj organisation, lieve that ti c o 1 1 C I aboard at Md A Chinese! man
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    34 16 A vital as I the ftgnW<] Brit! fli -V ue« e oranch of »l al Farmcrfl I sides i lon 3 :ntrytVJ s H the land *J to wi •ATI Or* itandJ Ya
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