Morning Tribune, 22 May 1941

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    9 1 Morning Tribune oL6 No 95. Thursday. May 22, 1941.
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    3,000 NAZIS ROUNDED UP: NAZIS ATTEMPT NAVAL LANDING
    841 1 3,000 NAZIS ROUNDED UP: NAZIS ATTEMPT NAVAL LANDING BattTeTS? Crete Major-General Bernard Cvnl Frevb vn Commanding: the Neu Zealand I •xneiHtiimiV' LONDON, MAY 21. ffiWATELY THE COMMONS MET TO-DAY THE UME MINISTER. MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL, SKIVDVVVITH THE LATEST INFORMATION TIH SITUATION IN CRETE. IN SUDA BAY, HE D FURTHER AIRBORNE
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    Aosta, 5 Generals Surrender
    234 1 Cairo, May 21. THE Duke of Aosta, the Ita- lian Commander-in -Chief m Abyssinia, surrendered yesterday. This is announced m a British G.H.Q. communique which states: "The Duke of Aosta. accompanied by five generals and a number of senior staff officers formally surrendered yesterday following the
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    COMMANDING IN CRETE
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    de GAULLE TROOPS INVADE SYRIA
    308 1 de GA ULLE TR OOPS INVADE SYRIA LONDON, MAY 21. 1 FORCES ARE BELIEVED TO lIAVE PENETRATED ti™ Aj SAYS A DE SPATCH FROM THE SYRIAN FRONIn frr™™? INDEPENDENT FRENCH AGENCY. IT IS BELIEVf£u?SF ?I^ ATCH COOT INUES, THAT SIGNS OF A LIVELY REACTION AMONG FRENCH TROOPS IN SYRIA GIVES
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    STERN WARNING GIVEN BY MR. CORDELL HULL
    125 1 MEANWHILE, it is reliably stated that Mr. Cordcll Hull, toM M Henri Haye, the French Ambassador, sternly, yesterday, that the only hope of restoring harmony m French\merican relations was the foil assurance m writing that France would hold rigidly to the Armistice terms
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    Alexander Predicts Offensive
    104 2 Alexander Predicts Offensive London. May 21 Mr a V. Alexander, the First lord ol the Admiralty, speHking at the Savoy Hoto ilomlon m sM P] x>rt of London s War Weapons Week said. want move ships and I want them qulekl\ I want mon uunv and more and faster aero
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    NO RESTRICTION ON NIGHT BOMBING
    130 2 NO RESTRICTION ON NIGHT BOMBING London. Maj 51. a LACONIC "M 4. 11 *ai returned A m Mr. C. R. Mklee, Lord I»riv> Seal, to a question m the llouso o<" Ciimmuih <ue?«*>tin i that Britain should treat vuth (Germany for a mutual restriction on ni?ht bombing The questioner a<T
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    Federated Europe
    103 2 S London. May 21. >1 S ...,11. doetrin, ol a 1 Europe, gyyingjg^ i or six federated blocs working U^'ther. and u«rkin« .n I I way that n« jnf MnJQ^ i > ever be m a position to acnie\e hrrPTnnnv m Europe. W* md irtt found lo be
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    DECISIVE ELECTION FOR AUSTRALIA
    129 2 Sydney. Naj 81. II the Labour Party win the key Boothbj byelcction on Saturda> it Wffl take a stand that the Government had forfeited the (onfidence of the country. This ua> made clear by the Labour leader, Mr. John Curtin, speaking on behalf of the Labour
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    U. S. ENVOY TO CHINA
    39 2 Chungking May 21. Mr. c:irer.:e Gauss, the r.ewly-ap- pointed United States AmbMfl do'- China, is scheduled tv M> Chungking to-mottow from I Kong w«s formerly the tei to Australia. v IMI Ne:T Johnson Reuter
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    LABOUR PLEDGE FULL WAR HELP
    293 2 LONDON. MAY 21 Tin INSISTENCE THAT THE NECESSARY PRELUDE TO Ajj T PFXCE IS TOTAL VICTORY, LABOURS DETERMINATION 1 nrHT UNTIL NAZISM AND FASCISM ARE OVERTHROW* J F DFMAND THAT THE PRINCIPLE OF EQUITY MUST I J IF BRITAIN S WAR EFFORT AND PEACE EFFORT
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      68 2 Salisbury, May 21.— The first soldiers discharged m Rhodesia after the war Will be thosr with jobs. This Wts announced by Capt. F. S. Harris, Minister Of Agriculture, m outlining plans for the reinstatement" of soldiers, m the Rhodesian Parliament. Soldiers will be kept m camp until employment ha* been
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      53 2 London. May 21.— The Emperor of Manchukuo d on Ooering and Ribbentrop the Order of the Dragon, according to the Bremen Radio. The Emperor la the ex-Emperor of China and was appointed Emperor of M?.nchukuo by the Japanese after being smuggled out of China. He Is under the control of
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      39 2 London May 21 —£700.000.000 has been raised by national savings m first 19 months of this war eomoa^ -th <»46*000.000 m the same period of the last war. wa» Stated to-day by Loid Kmc.e:<!ey. President National Savings Movemen Reuter
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      36 2 London May 21.-Direct radio-telegraph com:atlon haw beeh established between Rome and lad recording to German sources quoted t>\ ow Radio It Is added that the communication was made neeessarv by the recent events m Iraq.— Reuter
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      53 2 Melbourne May 21.— The War Minister. Mi. PC Spender, announces that the Royal Australian Air Force la BOW training mlots m sub-stratosphere condition A low pressure chambei m which six men can be accommodated is being used. Inside, trie operation of the use of oxygen masks at various heUhu to
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    Anti-Nazi Moves In Holland
    111 2 Berlin, May 21. FURTHER evidence oi anti-German feeling In Holland l« furnished by a decree for the maintenjf public order i&>u?d by the Reich's Commb- the occupied Netherlands, cited m an •rdam message 'quoted by the Germar. official news agency. The decree provides for fche imposition
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    UNKNOWN
    32 2 Jerusalem. ■T is reliably ".earned m W I that Hflorte published from German wurces t« Glubb. gometimes ki.-^ •second Lawrence of been killed to battle m duties m the easicm Reuter
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    U.S. AND JAPANESE
    39 2 Washington,? THE Government btf JJ 1 the Governing <;• against *^S t srdtfl the Axis, said Mi .<-° re p futing a Japanese £M Government has inu r^ tiative in i seek:: Japan, added Mi- Russian reports Reuter
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      252 2 Arthritis, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago Vanish Like Magic Pains Stop m I 30 Minutes &3i.JjV' t^urienx -no '*r jtv-^*^ r '> F: pain j»^ .£'s•■' Arthi Lttmbago I 'y /V Ru'rend. n w minutes 'lh L mmmmm mmmm •days you v<::i md ell i aw«Hui| Rumend iri I suffe ii-.'l'P^r- ai
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      36 2 GIVE VO FEET A HOUI every day. a ber Soles th»t s lU to( take all the Jhoc^ for apvt from »dded c pr tl^ economical o three ordinan SOLE* A ,,i> ■Sole 11^*55* '117.125, Ce.U
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    Giant Telegram or Premier
    148 3 Giant Telegram or Premier Shanffcai, May il W j',ooo vi«natiires attachrd ;i teiegnm from Chinese lents m Shanghai to Mr. rchill. (he Prime Minister. rs-ins their respect, symand stroftf determination ght for the I'ommon ea«BC c two iij lions is expected to inded over to the local Briaulhorities shortly for
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    125 3 f This picture was taken on board a Corvette m T while sailing 3,000 miles on convoy escort duty Tin in the Atlantic, aud the lirst to be taken m J this new type of British warship, now playing 5 a big part m the fight against the submarine I
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    47 3 fry May 21 -The death has M c >f Lieut -Colonel James g floods, editor of the CalHPrald and formerly PresiJ the Canadian Press Union hairman of the Empire Pres! gj Canada and Newfoin-I-a ir.omber of the to Imperial Conbourne m 1995 „.ui n m is Reuter
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    Regent Appointed
    118 3 Fttd^tt™ London, May 21 URTHER details of the Iceland Parliaments 'Altmgs.i decisions at a meeting on Saturday are giyen by the Reykjavik correspondent of the Swedish Telegraph Agency quoted by the Danish Radio The correspondent states that apart from the decision to dissolve the union with Denmark and
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    Conscription In Ireland
    108 3 London, May 21. THE question of the application of conscription to 1 Northern Ireland will be discussed at a meeting of the Ulster Unionist Council called for Friday by Mr J. M. Andrews. Premier of Northern Ireland. So far Mr. Andiews has not been invited to London
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    Falange Takes Over Spanish Press
    136 3 Falange Takes Over Spanish Press Madrid. May 21. is being moved from the Ministry i handed to the Falange Party. announced alter yesterday eveni Pting Uadei -Secretariat of Popular nge Party is created which will ai] mutters of the press and propan nder [hv Ministry of the Interior ippoint that
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    QUISLINGS SELL FRANCE
    465 3 QUISLINGS SELL FRANCE (By Router's Correspondent on the French Frontier) THE German effort to push France into war with Britain is proceeding m methodical stages, helped along by French political Quislings and industrialists who are making big paper profits from German orders, and also by waverers who. short sightedly. are
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    Malta Has Six Alerts
    84 3 Malta. May 21 THE i.sland experienced six alerts ytsliTC'ay An official communique states that duiiog tin lirst raid m the early hours, a sifl|U member of raiders dropped bombs which caused fairly heavy damage to civilian property. A l?w persons were killed wt^l< others are missing,
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    41 3 Chungking, Ma> 21. THE publisher oT the American magazine* I if* and Ttaw Mir. Henry Luce and his \ufe will leqjuChungking to-day for Hong Kor»<; en route to the United SlaUs Jlicy have i n'"pl!ed their ittis t(j visit Sfmgapote Reuter
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      80 3 Other Telegrams On Page 7 BALI NIGHT,.., Wednesday, 4th June POLLOCK The MM «MM temple dancers »ill .en.ler special numbers. THa^iL Orchestra will pU» I- v«« I mi<m »»J* *^2T2* >»-* whic* are n.,ve, and -^T'i^ lions. EVERY CENT taken will be contributed TO Tllfc WAR ll\l> I doli iRS
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    News Of Two Film Premieres' For Patriotic Causes
    939 4  - News Of Two Film Premieres' For Patriotic Causes VERA ARDMORE V PEOPLE f PLACES 1 By the Buy a Bomber" Fund are feeling particularly jubilant at the moment :>s they have just been J offered a gala pnimrre of the new Carmen Miranda film The Night In Rio." to take
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      41 4 '^A if c ii i E S E C II 0 V TO Tl( ANY PAI I Served Chinese I m an at i tive, cod j able Chi I dining M The IX town the Ch 1 pavilion mospfc fl
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    GOLDEN RULES of Fashion...
    714 5 GOLDEN RULES of Fashion if you art* tail wear big picture hats with low crowns and wide brims, and make a feature of striking accessories. if you are sliori remember th-it your entire outfit should present a more or less unbroken line from toe to crown. Avoid wide, stiff belts,
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      69 5 P^WtoiM^fc^ a^|Hß PiourishtHg goodness l^yJft f r/rfc flavourButter has all the fine KjQ ies you expect m good bb^^KbH —nourishing goodness ,J y flavour and rich i colour Plenty of '^m Butter should be eaten I^V reryone. Its nutritive is high and it pofwntl B vitamins necessary fur good health.
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    Fashion Flashes
    333 6 f[«XQUIBITBLY I .'Mined with J vividly patterned printed silk, or else with crisp and frothy touco* es of wi^ite. the afternoon drciifi ;it PIUSC'ILLA'S. NO. Court Is! floor, entrance In Hiiisu« combine an attractive sin; pllcil of line with the most effective dressmaker details Imagining Clever draping, falling
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    ON TH E BEACH,
    384 6 they are wearing... I IJEACH and lJlllUl full like dirndls, are carrel m young fashions and for th esigners are enthusiastic about gantic prints m striking confe tions. Flower patterns are 7 tremely popular, these con L3 of tremendous motits m a n o¥^ spaced arrangements
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      78 6 1 /'j' hats ivr I D*£SS£S M\ PHONE 3335 PRISCILLA Ltd. MORNING FROCKS .1 lii 101 RT FIRST FLOOR ENTRANCK HILL STREFT afternoon gowns evening latest shipments 5, SUtn ford Ritad, bags capitoi Building, accessories Phone 3838 I 'fKr l!m because It was fashionable or M one o/ Ma won
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      13 6 "SNOW WHITE" CLEANING AT PARIS CO. DRY CLEANEKS 28, COLEMAN ST Phone 6045
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    Matsuoka Gets "Cold" Cure
    67 7 Tokyo, May 21. may nited States Ambassa- > I dor. Mr. Joseph Grew* t M on the Foreign Minister vu r Ywiike Matsuoka. on Monday at the letter's private JSi at which Mr. Grew V r Mr. Matsuoka n good nf «li,inr fora cold/ Mr. Koh
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    U.S. FOOD FOR IRELAND
    139 7 \Va*hin?ton, May 20. MtESIDENT Roosevelt announced an tffer to ship food to Ireland, m the nurse of his press conference to-H;iy. [The President said that the pi.tt'd J- at s had offered to sell r charter two ships to Ireland and L .000 worth of food
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    Turkey Must Keep Nazis Out Of Iraq And Syria
    444 7 r V\\V ,iiiun, i f t» Ankara. May 21. lUX alliance between Vichy and the Reich i s now fait ac oomph declares the newspaper Ulus, while the Akdam states that it is imposs.ble to believe that France who has done
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    LAWYER STRUCK OFF ROLL
    120 7 LA WYER STR UCK OFF ROLL From Our Own Reporter* Penang. Wednesday. WE are of opinion that gross and improper conduct m the discharge of his professional d has been committed by the respondent and we direct that lie be struck off the roll," declared the Chief Justice. Sir Perry
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    Tungku Mahkota President
    161 7 Tungku Mahkota President UIS Highness the Tungku Mahkota of Johore was unanimously elected president of the Johore Planters' Association, m succession to His Highness the Suilan, at the annual general meeting of the Association yesterday at Johore Bahru. In a letter to the Association. Hi« Highness the Sultan regretted at
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    All Normal On Estates
    112 7 (From Our Own Reporteri Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. WITH all the estate- In Eh langor hack at work again, the military and police garrisons are being withdrawn from vinous parts of Selangor but .several, police stations Ui the Klang and Kuala Lumpur areas are being reinforced as
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    Morning Tribune THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1941. U. S. AND THE WAR
    349 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1941. U. S. AND THE WAR PRESIDENT Roosevelt s policy vis-a-vis the present war has never been m any doubt. Having committed himself and the nation to a policy of active aid to Britain and her allies m the confident belief that Britain is fighting
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    New R.A.S.C. Recruit
    121 8 New R. A. S. C. Recruit iir ritir'"y 0.0.C., Malaya, Lt.-Gen. V. Bond, m his inlervii ie Singapore newspaper men yesterday called for more isia- t join British Army services open for them m Malaya. 0, iml )hasised that each recruit enrolled m this country meant /,,s t» be brought
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    Tribules To Mr. Harper Ball
    112 9 tributes to his wort m chairman of tbe Aasocift- tion woro paid y.v.Urduy by members of the Johore Planters 1 Association to Mr. B. Harper Ball. chairman since 1937, and who, owing to pressure of work, was unable to hold the position once a^ain. Mr.
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS
    556 9 "FORTY THOUSAND HORSEMKN (Press Preview) rpHE famous charge of the Australian 1 Uaht Horse- 40.000 strong -at B< vheba m the last war is the star scene m the Australian film Forty Thousand Horsemen" which had a spe.-iM press showing at the Capitol jesterdaj and uhich comes to
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    SHARK KILLS MAN IN 4 FT. OF WATER
    309 10 SHARK KILLS MAN IN 4 FT. OF WA TER 1 ftiiigapoi*** An* id nil > i U<MV JangCfl an 1 MMC <>f Singapore*! b a thing beaches uas demonstrated at an inquiry which came up ioi hearing m the Coroner's court, yesterday. The dead man was a fish- ernuui named
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    Johore Appeal For Blood Donors
    223 10 J\N appeal to ptealm to make every effort to get their employees to be blood donors was madejjy Dr. R. Walkingshaw. when he addressed the planters on "Blood Transfusion" after the annual general meeting of the Johore Planters' Association, at Johore Bahru yesterday. "i appeal
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    ARAB EDITOR FINE $500 FOR LIBEL
    426 10 DEFERENCE to dissension existing among Singapore Arabs was made far 1 Conrad Oldham, second magistrate, yesterday, when he gave jud^ the Arab libel case. Mr Oldham convicted Syed Taha bin Abubakar Alsagon, editor of the Arabj paper "Saut Hadramaut,'' and fined him $500, m
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      323 11 afsfsf sllC Occurrence ol the late Mr. Eu j B Ske Place at Hong 251U May 1941--fcrs kindly copy. j ons Vacant jsmploymtai ■mo Tamil boy.-. ueeded. r* *'^o. SB5! °SBr, T^^HEB S.nior C»ro-i r tK Certificate! •t Apply 12. Borneo Jjg. id), Blngaport. iNo <>2id) and f emata teachers
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      707 11 Wanted WANTED TO BUY Second-Hand Novels, Magazines and School Books at better prices. Rangei Book Store, 41, Bras Basuh Road, Singapore. (No. 588H) WANTED IMMEDIATELY secondhand Piano. Any make. Quote lowest cafi price Box No. 724 c,o Malaya Tribune. Kuala Lvunpur. (No. 659H) WANTED. Bungalow or flat, two bedroo'ns M.S.
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      535 11 I To~Let j ZEE ZYDE Paslr Panjang R0a7~112--p? sssa w3££»s bevragen aldaar. (No MOH) 2 DETACHED compound houscs~~6o~7-~G^ f 6^4 S i m L R inBapOre Vacan < »OW 3-6-41. Rent $45|- p.m. each. Apply m Person to above addresses. (No 30dII) FURNISHED and unfurnished decent j rooms m a
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      623 11 For Sale FOR SALE Ons Lady's bicycle In ar\ *d conditun Phone 451*5. Singapore (No. 5»BH> TWO SECONDHAND Falrbank Scales and iibout 150 cast iron godown stftiul cup». Apply A T. Edwards Co. Ltd. (No. 593H) FOR SALE Vigorous pure strain Rh-xle I k '.'iul Reti>, Cockrels. nut yet been
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      426 11 AiR j 1 SINGAPORE ZIII 225 m 1333 i-«-ZIIP I 30 96 a. 9. 69 mci ZIIP 2 48 58 a. 6,17% mice. ZIIP 3. H m. 7.2.1 m IX)NDON CiSV— l7.Bl mc|i; 16 84 metres <;sf— 1.1 14 mrc 1981 metres. (From 6 p m. to 11-50 p in
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    166 12 On the V* be ha? or respect of a clerki ed under Bei 1 1 the m the« A second arr^s the polici Iti Palace 1 when a u-orca seller was rod $50.40 and i a admission t;ch Leong Ah alias Mai Fim tl6». v*i pi before Mr. Carew,
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    136 12 IN iriiereai-free loan to the I £rt M I A $3,500 has been made by Mr. cha Uld Mrs Jessie M. Hodges l -Sch Bank of India. Australia and <- 1 W^ul. warded that sum to the A under the arrangement to enable w to conveniently make these adv
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    MUNICIPAL BANK FOR SHANGHAI
    52 13 Shanghai, May 21. A NANKING news agency say* that a new bank to be known as the Shanghai Municipal Bank, capitalized at $2,000,000 will be mii aueurat r d shortly for th? rehabilitation and reconstruction of Greater Shanghai which is under the juii^dirtion of the Nanking
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    114 13 NEWS FROM INDIA ■l lIJ X d» fence ol HuciuT to the Ka i n X premier! Ky leaden to He B could Hf. with we- could take Ppl it without ft K< r Lumley, B; Ol Boill- a speech ■i Ratnagiri |M;uv»' three ■or ti e final HcvuSf their
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      93 13 She may have been a Ghost but she pave Mm "the Roast!" I YOU WONT HAVE A GHOST OF A CHANCE! As the qoiqeous "ghost" goes lo towu' \*l John BARRYMORE Chariie RUGGLES ■T Oscar HOMQLKA MIDNIGHT PREMIERE SATURDAY NIGHT At The CAPITOL PALAIS STROLL CONTEST THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON r
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    INNINGS WIN FOR Y.M.C.A.
    301 14 THE V.M.c.A. scored an Innings victory over R.A.F. (Scletar) on the V.M.C.A ground yesterday. Batting jirsi, tne Airmen were an ou! for 43 mil*, Tay lukiiic four Wickets fox nine runs. The V.M.C.A. replied with 134 for .seven, Waite.s and Witchell baiting well to se<»r<» 32
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    "CHINA WILL WIN"
    157 14 "CHINA WILL WIN" CKCRETAKY of the South China •J Football Club. Journalist, editor and publisher of the -Far Eastern Journal ol Hongkong. Mr. Walter tHaumiiiK Chen arrived m Singapore yesterday. This is Mr. Chen's MCOtyl trip io .Malaya. His first .was m 1937 am the eve ol the outbreak ol
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    TO-DAY'S BIG FOOTBALL MATCH
    155 14 S AJUUVING m lingapwc > i n t M-day, the South China •i will »>l>™ tntir tour ll? I S Maia.va to-day uhen the} meet a Combined Chiaesc i XI at Anson Road Stadium, i The tourists, looking m aJ line fettle, had a uork-out j
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    Clerc Wins S.C.C. Triple Crown
    259 14 TO Paul Clerc goes the distinction of being^the holder of the triple crown m the S.C.C. Spring Lawn Tennis tournament which was brought to a successful close yesterday. Winner ol the men's singles and after which Clerc took over the serthe mixed doubles with Miss
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    No Alert In London
    87 14 London, May 21 ONLY a few bombs were dropped on Britain during the night. Tailing at points m East Anglia and South Wales, causing a small number of casualties. The night again passed without an alert m London. It is the fourth night m succession that
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    224 14 Ford S.C l; Ovenea-Chi ccoring a last-minute goal Ford Sports Club Inflicted the on Oversea-Chinese Bank S.C 9 n a "'key- match of the Business Hous* competition at Anson Road Stadiun winning one-nil. sl < Cup-final atmosphere prevailed th™,, l match, was watched by a large crowd 0 from
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    CAPTAIN CALLS TEA OFF THE GROUND
    225 14 Fisticuffs On I iclJ S.C.F.A. 4; SULTII FRAYED tempers spoilt what might otbtnii been one of the finest matches In the divia league thus season, when the S.C.F.A met a i'eated H.M.S. Sultan by four goals to QOI] Fraser and Neave groiuid yesterday The
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    Fort's 6 Again J.C.S.A. At Home
    171 14 INSIPID spacer was seen at the J.< !*A Jj 1 evening when the home team Fort Canning to the tune of six |< Division 2B fixture i The JCSA were never m UM to a one-sided affair and that the tor the first few
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    Japanese Air Activity In China
    50 15 :,v 11. that 75 tal rMbine s u nn t d snaii ana si ujiiiulu .nr airnem ul Puiiu. Japanese aircraft extensively raided Shensi Province on Monday. Eighteen bombers heavily raided Sian, the capital of the province, starting several fires. Twelve others bombed Weinan.- Reuter
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    POLICE COURT PARS
    202 15 WHILE Chan Wong 11 Soon, a Chinese I woman, was walking along South Bridge Road on the alter- j noon of Apr. 12. a man snatched at her i gold locket, burst the chain round her neck and escaped m spite of the hue and cry raised.
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    St. Patrick's School Sports
    153 15 THE eighth annual athletic sports of St Patrick's school was held at the school ground In Siglap yesterday. UniikM previous years, certificates were given instead of prizes, and the money thus saved will be sent as a contribution to the War Fund. At the conclusion of
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    Japanese Fire On Civilian Plane
    82 15 Honp: Konj4. May 21 IT is reported locally that a "C.N.A.C. plane, a D C.3 piloted by an American, Mr. Woods, was [forced down by a Japanese bombei at Suitu. npar Chungking, yesterday. The plone was attacked by machlne-guna but .successfully landed m an airfield
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    77 15 Batavia, May 21. THE recent Japanese press attacks 1 on the Netherlands East Indies m connection with the long drawn out trade conversations with Japan evokes a sharp reply m the newspaper Java Bode. It -writes: 'The only effect, of the threats and provocations m the Japanese papers will Ix
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    LUFTWAFFE DRIVEN IRAQ
    296 16 LUFTWAFFE DRIVEN IRAQ CAIRO. MAT 81 TIIK MtITIKH QJLQ. OAI VIIMQIK TO-D AT STATJW XHAJ 1 loiiowiNc; the cwPTriu-: of fallujah m IRAQ. IP RFRKI DETACHMENTS. A NLMBKK Oh PRISOM-Jis The claim that his pianos uomucu nauuam^i ""Vy Ins causing "great damage and starting Urns" is made m Ratfitt Aiis
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    French Working For Germans
    70 16 (WIRMATXON- „at enemy v F rance are i)roducin; military supplies for Gernanj -,en by .\!r. R. a Butler. Under-Secretarv to th^M U1 A!ralra 011 Wednesday m reply to requests ot Commons for information oil the Mr- B I t jj not known whether the terms «teemmt
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    39 16 Mr. T. P. Sun dram, acting Assistant Extra Controller of Labour, Klang. has gone or. lone leave to India and Mr. n. Narayanan Aiyer. oi the Ipoh SuDfeme Court, lids assumed duties as acting Extra Assistant Controller of Labour
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    105 16 •a. Men of thejL l.i null >n regi-^ ment, Royal Fusiliers, had i a stiff test dur- ing recent? 5 ma noeuv res somewhere m England. A village held S by the "enemy" i had to be at- tacked over marshy coun- try divided by i many ditches and waterways,
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    205 16 Press Opinion London, May I jpiE discomfiture experienced by the Nazi Party as the of Hess* sensational plight, and the throat contain* to the German war machine form the subject of dim the London Times and the Seattle Post. Says the diplomatic correspondent of The
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    176 16 London, May 21— Whs t ioned m the House of ft about letters which Rm wrote to the Duke of ft Mr. Winston Churchill pj statement to- morrow "w think will relieve all auk After question time, the of Commons to-day spcj day m secret session, I ably
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