Malaya Tribune, 13 April 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL XXVII No. 89 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday, April 13, 1910.
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    SWEDES LEAVE CITIES: ATTACK FEARED RAPID EVACUATION OF SOUTH AREAS
    845 1 Serious Nazi Threat Reuter. Amsterdam, Apr. 13. IT is learned in Berlin political circles that further serious warnings are being given to Sweden. A German spokesman said that Sweden's immediate future depends en her forbidding everything that endangers her neutrality.
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    VIOLENT CAMPAIGN
    65 1 Stockholm, \->r. 12. G to the iierlin corres. h < Svenska DagMadct, press ha> launched a ii against the Sweeps, accusing them of failing to maintain an attitude of >tr.<t neutrality over events in I at the Swedish press 1 of British iie»p t,i N >rway, which is
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    Lion Won't Let Co —Premier
    86 1 Reuter. I tndon, Apr. 13. MI!. V\i! Inimbtrlain, in a Message to the annual meetningham Unionist Association, -airi in nirard to an in good heart and spirit, assured of victory «c have to wait for for when the l»;ilish people take ooid (hey don't let
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    H.V. KAMATH ARRESTED AND BAILED
    72 1 Bombay, Apr. 6. lIP 17 W Kamath rind six others ere arrested this evening at Chow- th was later released were made In conmeeting this evening number to twelve. 1 kute, the Maharasharrested to-night in r the Defence of India Act ha speech at a
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    CANADA MAKES UPLOST DANISH FOOD SUPPLIES
    37 1 irrfl Ottawa. Apr. 12. "the j tJJf, on. officials say, Die tD supply Brithan enough to make up -mported from fft jjrii 1 also likely to ex- >re butter, eggs and
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    PUPPET LEADER DESERTS NAZIS
    23 1 Stockholm. Apr. 13. .thai communique says left, Foreign MinislPPet" government at Stockholm after Later he was flown ilitary headquarters
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    Nazi Air Base In Norway Ruined By British Planes
    172 1 Reuter. London, Apr. 13. ACCORDING to information available in London last night an air raid on Stavanger Aerodrome yesterday was carried out by Wellington bombers of the Coastal Command, accompanied'by long-range fighters. Considerable damage was done to the aerodrome. Many German
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    SHIP SINKS, COMMANDER AT HIS POST
    98 1 Reuter. J.ondon, Apr. 12. HOW the commander of the destroyer Ghurka sturk to his post as the ship was sinking was described to-day by one of the survivors, who said the commander was lan ed to leave by two ratios, who seized him and
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    NAZIS' PRIDE AT BOTT OM OF SEA
    131 1 Reuter. Ihe Norwegian communique which mentitns the sinking of the Gneisenau previously reported by M. Hamko, President of Nl'oiway's Parliament—deals with the naval operations of the past few days and mentions the ports captured by Ger- macIt says that the Gneisenau was sunk
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    NORWEGIANS CUT NAZI LINES, PLUNGE CAPITAL INTO DARKNESS
    499 1 More Allied Help Coming London. Apr. 13. JJEUTER'S diplomatic correspondent learns in authoritative quar■r ters (hal if the British blockade can continue successfully to limit the flow of German, reiniorcemenls the situation in Norway may soon take a turn for Ihe belter.
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    ARTILLERY ACTIVITY ON WESTERN FRONT
    22 1 Reuter. Parte. Apr 12. A communique says: There was artillery activity between the Vospes and th* 1
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    FRANCHISE FOR CAMBODIA
    84 1 Reuter. Saigon, Apr. 13. f PHE King ot Cambodia has signed an ordinance creating a Cnamber of popular representation, replacing the present nal ive (lorn ultat ive ommittee. Th<" new constitution is based on those of Annam and Tonkin. The Fraiichise will embrace a large eJectoral body
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      11 1 To-mght 4th Night landing Malav Opera Present 'The Call Of China'
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      154 1 A COOP TIP. I To be fair and younger la the num tmA substance of the dearest wish of evc-y woman ovrr thirty. Wcmen won't loaM younger by a year if you try to Md2 their wrinkles with make-up but certainly will be younger by ten If they begin this
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    BRAVED STORMS TO BE FREE
    65 2 THESE 5•» Chinese sailed! away from the fetters ol conqutM when they left their island home. Their sii|»i>r. of fresh miter ran out l(> hours before Ihe; found safe j anchorage i n l Singapoi c Their svpph of food fl v out vvhen fhi
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    Mr. J. Dawson To Be Made A Legislative Councillor
    188 2 Singapore, Friday. A REMINDER ol the many years tin- chairman has been in the country ami tho sound views he poflgftnci v.as this afternoon expressed by Mi". P. S. Gibson of Messi Mansfield and Co., Ltd., at the meeting '»t' the
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    CHINESE NONYA'S TROUBLES IN BANKRUPTCY
    146 2 A Singapore, Friday CHINESE nonya, Koh Geok Chew told the Chief Justice in the Bankruptcy Court, when she appeared for her pubic examination this morning that though her husband had died 20 years ago, she -till did not know the value of his estate nor
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    SRI RAMA NAVAMI
    32 2 Singapore, April it ri,, T '^^H C lty lor ,he Protection of Hindu Children announces that Sri r™, SK/oflM in a the X- 5 1 Society, 154, Race Course
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    59 CHINESE BRAVE TEMPESTUOUS SEAS TO FIND PEACE IN MALAYA
    224 2 Held By Immigration Authorities Here (Tribune Staff Reporter) I DRIFT FOR THE BETTER PART QF A MONTH, A 59 HAINANESE WHO HAD SET SAIL FROM il UNAN IX TWO JUNKS WITHOUT PLOTTING A OURSE, LEAVING THAT TO PROVIDENCE, LANDED Is
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    We Pay For Your News
    69 2 Something is happening in your town or village. It may be news of national interest. Tell us. We will pay for contributions used. Write or telephone to the News Editor of the Malaya Tribune, at any of our offices in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and
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  • Obituary
    Funeral Of Old Local Resident
    188 2 Tif R. Joseph Jacob de Rozario, an old and respected member of the Eurasian community, passed away at his residence in Moulmein Road, Singapore on April 11 at the age of 85 years. Mr de Rozario was for over thirty years employed by the Old
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    Constable Charged With Entering Woman's Room
    305 2 (Frcm Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. £JHARGED with housebreaking with intent to outrage the modesty of a woman, a Pathan police constable attached to the Sungei Besi police station at his trial to-day at the Selangor Assizes before Mr. Justice Cussen, said the
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    HINDU NEW YEAR DAY
    42 2 The Indian Youths Association wUI celebrate Hindu New Year Day in the association premises, 9 Belilios Lane, Singapore, to-day at 7-30 p.m. Mr. P. Thangavelu Pillai presiding, Mr. V G toomasundaram will speak on "New Year Day celebration."
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    Y.W.C.A. SERVICE
    49 2 the YWCA ar e reminded f ks lvmg and Members' Re- e t n tlo Se«ice on Tuesday, Apr. 23, A te 8 Fort Canning Road. Coteries b L U td 0 0f $s'ooo5 000 ,rom 01■ donit'inn f'i 18 amon B the latest list to Patriotic
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    11 2 Mrs. J.T.N. Handy, Mrs. Tay Lian KandLg Keibau Maternit y Hospital,
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    NEW TELEPHONE RULES
    45 2 An amendment to the Telephone Rules, published yesterday in the Government Gazette, makes it necessary for a subscriber to pay $5 to the Director General of Posts and Te'egraphs if the telephone has been disconnected and snould the subscriber want it reconnected.
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    35 2 A scheme has been started in Kuala Lumpur (under the supervision of Mr. K. R. Blackwell) whereby it is hoped a few unemployed Asiatics can learn the art of book-binding and thereby earn a living.
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    24 2 On Mar. 9. at Stourbridge, the death took place of Lady Constance Sanderson, widow of the late Charles E. F. Sanderson, formerly of Malaya.
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    TAMILS OBSERVE NEW YEAR TO-DAY
    344 2 I ITNLIKE our New Year, the Tamil >' new year falls on varied days. This is due to it being dependent on astronomical calculations. To-day, April 13, all Tamils, Hindu or otherwise, celebrate their new year. The New Year is a national, not as some
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    CONTE VERDE
    45 2 The Conte Verde is due here at 6 p.m. on Sunday, from Shanghai. Hongkong and Manila. She will berth at the S.H.B. wharf and is expected to sail again at 1U p.m. on Monday fo* Colombo, Bombay. Aden, Port Said. Naples and Genoa.
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    Labourers Help In Scheme To Grow More Vegetables
    221 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Friday. (GOVERNMENT departments in I the State which employ large labour forces, are encouraging them to cultivate vegetable garden produce, with a view to growing their own requirements. State lands, which have been held in reserve, are
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    Young Chinese Ordered 9 Months' Imprisonment
    386 2 Wrwnj» Kind Of Trades I'limnUm nUTBURSTS against ''British imperialism" were made by a young Chinese, yesterday, in the Singapore Criminal District Court. "The British Imperalists had oppressethe labourers and for this reason a tm ber of us had gathered together 1 oppose them." said
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    DEPUTY PRESIDENT OF RAFFLES COLLEGE
    26 2 Mr. A. B. Jordan, M.C S Jj appointed Deputy President College during the absenn on Dr. W. Linehan, M C S
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    Miss Annabel Johnson
    43 2 Miss Annabel Johnson r )pr: of Mr. and Mrs. B Johnson <H arrived yesterday on her way l cl^or c Lumpur to be married to Mr. Harvey of the Rubber Control lw Mr. Clifford Han wharf waiting for Ifta J"
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    Old Excuse Tires Chief Justice
    193 2 Singapore, Friday. A REMARK made by the Chief Justice, A Sir Percy McElwaine, in the Bankruptcy Court this morning, may well be heeded by all those who appear before him for their public examination in future. His lordship said that he was tired of hearing
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    Charge Of Trespass Against Chinese Fails
    193 2 Singapore, Friday. A N el(,erl >' Chinese named Tan Kay Chuan. who stood charged with wilful trespass into Mr. C. S. Baile's compound at Anguilia Park, was to-day acquitted by Mr. L. C. Goh, the fifth magistrate, without being called on to males his
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    18 2 Lieut. J.B. Best, S.S. Volunteer Force, has been appointed Acting Captain whilst Second-in-Command of the Singapore Royal Engineers.
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    TAMIL KILLED BY TRAIN
    159 2 Singapore, Saturday. IT"NOCKED down by a train three miles from the Singapore Railway Station on Apr. 3, a Tamil, Muthu, was killed. His skull was split open and one of his legs crushed. He died in the General Hospital a few hours after admission. An inquiry
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      74 2 'Brimful of health It is just natural for children to be full of life— f brimful of health. It is not always easy to keep them quite so well and strong as you would wish —unless you give them SCOTT'S Emulsion. It supplies the extra nourishment their growth demands. It
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    MAGNIFICENT PARADE BY POLICE FORCE
    629 3 Singapore. Saturday, well could have been more keenly appreciated by H.E. The >vernor, Sir Shenton Thomas, than that given to him yestin Inspector General and All Ranks of the Straits its Police. ici staged a magnificent Parade for the first annual inspecForce at the Police
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    SCOTLAND YARD HUNT FOR MAN IN R.A.F. UNIFORM
    451 3 Girl's Midnight Scream In West-End Flat London, Mar. 30. SCOTLAND YARD detectives are searching London for two men—one wearing- the uniform of an R.A.F. corporal— who had made brutal attacks on women in their flats in the West-end. Although the attacks took
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    TAMIL FINED $50
    82 3 Singapore, Friday. Nadesan. an elderly Tami', described as a persuasive' person who had taken a gold tooth, a gold bangle and a gold ring (rote a Chinese woman to get them blessed at a temple, was fined $50 or In default six weeks' rigorous Imprisonment for haying
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    "THIS ISN'T WAR" SAYS GREAT WAR VETERAN
    214 3 gUN burnt sea-farerCaptain A. G. Stevens, R.X.R., came into Singapore yesterday, took one look at the latest war news from Scandinavia, and roared at me across a table: "This still isn't a war Ir you'd been in the last scrap you'd say that
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    FURTHER £60,000 SENT FROM MALAYA TO GT. BRITAIN
    423 4 Singapore, Friday. FURTHER sum of £60,000 for remittance to Britain, thus bringing the total to date to £165,000. was approved at a meeting of the executive committee of the Malaya Patriotic Fund, at which the Governor presided at Government House this morning.
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    Arrested Twice For Same Charge
    183 4 Singapore, Friday. D. JEREMIAH, 88-year-old Eurasian, was arrested twice for .'the same charge. This was disclosed when he was arrainged before Mr. H. Watson, the Third Police Magistrate, to-day. He was first arrested on Mar. 13 when he is alleged to have stolen a money
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    FATE TOOK A HAND
    93 4 Singapore Prtdaj PATF. has dogged the Hie ol ECwee hh Sana;, t;*.- y ar-oid Khek. He had wandered from job to fob 'intil he found he could not get anmore jobs. So he decided to tell fo> unes.' Business was good for two months. But once
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    46 4 In the course of a world tour. Miss Betty Martin found romance in Penang where during the week-end she married ihe Penang Dutch Consul and Agent of the Netherlands Trading Society. Mr. H. H. Oerlemans. The ceremony #.a.\ performed at the St. Andrews Church. Northam Road.
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    Malacca Indians' Proud Record Of Progress
    428 4 T*HE membership ot" the Malacca Indian Association which was only 94 at the beginning of last year, reached the record number of 830 on the rolls at the end of March this year. Of these 187 are ordinary members and 843 associates. This proud
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    FIVE CENTS TO BID ADIEU
    92 4 Kuala Lumpur, Saturday.--Those who have made it a habit of going to the railway station after dinner to see Kuala Lumpur those who leave by *he night m a 1 either have to give up Hi? practit? or na y five cents and buy a
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    LEAGUE'S HEALTH BULLETIN
    154 4 k satisfactory feature for the weex ended Apr. C is the absence of plague in any of the eastern porri, says the health bulletin issued by the League of Nations' Bureau. Singapore The position of cholera in th° city of Calcutta remained about the same. 72 <ases
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    NO BAIL FOR ALLEGED MEMBER OF COUNTERFEIT
    215 4 Singapore, Friday. A LARGE number of counterfeit half-guilder coins and counterfeit twenty-five guilder currency notes of the Netherlands East Indies, were stated to have been found in the possession of Lee Toh Beo. :»8-year-old Hokkien, living at Cecil I Street. I Le Toh
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    ORDER NOT MADE FOR EJECTION
    173 4 ASSESSMENT BOARD J'HE Rent A&ses» no order tion by Koh Se for the eject ion oi Chew Yew Ngoh mise.s at Market The application i Tim Tee. one of th< br< that they required their cwn use. Hi godown where other inflammable art and as
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    Wanted For Kuala Lumpu Theft
    78 4 Singapore, Frkbfl tttANTED in Kuala Lui theft of a car Ahmad Lin Haji Hassan, Malay, admitted that person 'wanted' when he uuced before Mr. H. Watson,* Third Police Magistrate, to-d The ear. was stolen fr. m I tang Road in Kuala Lumpur on Oct 1
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    23 4 untitled Girls' School untitled are raising a loot ball team against a local girls' side in i 3 future in aid of thenfund
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    CRICKET CLUB'S FINE DIVISION 2 VICTORY
    723 6 TADS BEATEN BY ODD GOAL S.C.C 1; Manchesters X FAST and thrilling football was seen at the stadium yesterday when the S.C.C. giving arother grand display, beat the Manchester Regiment by four goals to three in a first division league fixture. y This is
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    S.C.R.C SOCCER
    46 6 I S.CJLC. b c tho on Thursday at VVf C at Alexandr Law, wee ah, nLf• 15 P-m.:-Ong Swee Yang. Tan Huck B*ee Lim Swan* iSt ng Swee Keng, Ltong Man Pn?rmS n P o X T Ooi, b man Pui. Cheong Eng Han.
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    81 6 THE fo'lowing are results of matches played yesterday:— SOUTH r Southampton 4. Brentford l. Tottenham 3. Fulham l. SOUTH D Aldcrshot 0 Que.ens Park Rangers i. Brighton 1. Southend 3. MIDLAND Birmingham o. Wolverhampton 1. NORTH WESTERN Bolton 5, Burnley 1. SrOTTISH WESTERN Ayr 2. Albion 0.
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    MIXED FOURSOMES RESULTS
    117 6 In the April Mixed Foursomes Competition played at the Royal Johore International Club on Tuesday. Dr. E. W. Martindell and Mrs. John Hardman won with a score of 31. The following cards were returned: Dr. E W. Martindell and Mrs John Hardman 42—11 —31 Dr. T L.
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    NAVY XI
    94 6 THE following team has been selected to represent the Royal Navy in the cricket match against tne Army to-day ana io-morrcw: Lieut. Cdr. N Kennedy <Capt.». Lieut. Cdr. J. W. Pinhey, Lieut. Cdr. H. A. L. Marsham. Fay. Lieut G. C. Fortin, Sub-Lieut J. M. Coatsworth. E. Grenfell.
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    JACKS GO DOWN TO OVERSEAS BANK
    392 6 Overseas Chinese Bank 5; William Jacks 1. Singapore, Friday. |N a completely one-sided game the Overseas Chinese Bank defeated William Jacks by five goals to one in their Business Houses League round to-day. headed in the equaliser for the Overseas Bank. soccer encounter at
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    PASIR PANJANG ROVERS
    23 6 The Pasir Pan.jang Rovers soccer team (above) is one of the strongest club teams playing soccer in Singapore this season.
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    Rain Stops Tennis Again
    268 6 TOR the third day in succession, owing to rain. f!ie ties in all the Spring Lawn Tennis tournaments in Singapore, were cancelled yesterday. Further ties to be played off in the S C C. Spring Lawn Tennis Tournament are as follows: MONDAY Championship Singles: W. J.
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    Sports Diary
    68 6 TO-DAY SOCCER S.A.F.A. League, Div. II "A". Publishers vs. R.A.M.C., Stadium; S.H.B. vs. Naval Police. 5.H.8.; E.H.L.. A.P.C. vs. Thornycrofts. A.P.C; Harper Gilfillan vs. Wearnes, Depot. CRICKET: S.C.R.C. vs. J.C.S.A., J.C.S.A.: ACS. vs. Victoria School, Oldham Hall; S.R.C. vs. C.S.C., S.R.C. Ist day; St. Andrews vs. £v. Anthony's,
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    TAMIL BROTHERHOOD PARTY SPORTS
    55 6 Th? fourth annual athletic sports cf the Tamil Erotherhocd Party will b?held to-day at 3 p.m. at the Jalan Bcsar Stadium Mr. B Oovindasamy Chettiar. J.P. has kindly consented to "distribute the prizes. By kind permission th? Band of the 4th Battalion 19th Hyderabad Regiment will
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    ROVERS BEAT JOLLILADS
    36 6 In a friendly so:?c?r match played on Sunday at S.H.B ground, the Pasir Panjang Rovers defeated the Jolhlads eleven by two goals to nil. Both Rovers' gcals w?re netted by L. A. Bokar.
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    BANKER BEAT BUSMEN
    150 6 TX their Dv football fixture Harbour Board noon, tho Hongko Hank heat the Co. by two goals to In the first half, p nature. The Ba: scoring through Gai ten minutes. I Osman, th? Busmi equalised Immediate beautiful header as a from Garnell. The Bankers were however,
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    HOME SOCCER
    21 6 London. Aor I THE following Is th I played yesterday in the I division." I Grunt. 2. Bouraem I
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    LAY OFF AND DANCING FOAM ARE FAVOURITES
    355 7  -  Rostrum Likely Winner To-Day (BY "TURFITE" watching the track work at Bukit Timah this morning, one cannot get away from the fact that Kabinda is going to give Lay Off, whom I am picking as a certainty for the first race, a stiff
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB
    116 7 The following have accepted to play for S.C.C. vs. Fort Canning at 2 p m o-day at S.C.C.: H. L. Ward, Lt. J. F. Whiteing J B. H. Leckie, J. W. Ewart O X Stein. J. W. Stogdon, A. Gilmour W H. McNeill. N. C. Brown, Major
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    LADY CAPTAIN'S PRIZE
    40 7 THE following were the scores returned 1 for the Lady Captain's Prize for April at the Keppel Golf Club:—Mrs. W. J. Holohan 90—22= 68, Mrs. F. Starr 91—22=69. Miss M. Brown 94—24=70, Mrs. A. B. Menzies 90—18=72.
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    FORT CANNING CRICKET TEAM
    55 7 Singapore, Apr. 12. v.;i represent Fort Canigapore Cricket Club on 13, at the Padang-play Jr?nbanks (Captain), iS f a j..'. 5 Captain Castor, Lieut. Mgff, M Hancock, S.Q.M.S. Long, Sergt. Baker. E r Corpl. Whiteman and f Reserves: -Sergt. John- cpl. McKown. KO 5.8., will be
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    "LAD FOOTERS" ATHLETIC PARTY
    72 7 rs have been selected T Lad Footers" AthIhe G E C. Sports gam* of soccer on c t i 5 7 Farm Park:— n Law. Kai Teck. h John, Ah Yuik, i Capt. I Chin Kai. Reserve: Ah LflH and Heni s :,i 'k. against the
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    AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION
    43 7 miversary celebration of r Athletic Union will be held Mr. J. V. Ess. Loyang. and Sunday. Apr. 20 and the difficulty of finding mbers are requested 16, Grange Road, on Saturday before 330 p.m. Transport by i by the Union.
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    To-day's Meeting
    42 7 have been selected to h Wearne against Harper uness Houses' League Depot ground, ThompCuylemberg, S. Samdi. 1 iy Kirn Hin. G. Nagua. If D Copel. A. Johari, Tay toe Char M a.: and McCully; Reser•Amad bin Razali and Abas bin
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    Programme For To-day's Races
    1026 7 SINGAPORE SUMMER MEETING JJELOW is the programme for the third day of the Singapore Turf Club Summer (Governor's Cup) Meeting at Bukit Timah:— RACE ONE HORSES—CIass 3—Div. 2—7 Furs. nS i S£?I STANCE 9 0 Messrs. C. Y. Choy &C. Y. Chon?. .Hobbs 0 0 0
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    Remove The Silent Ban!
    206 8 DECENTLY, in anticipation of the speed-up in th e war operation! which has now begun, we urged that the Straits Settlements Government should send a handsome gift of money to London without delay. That suggestion met with a quick response and the Tribune was first to
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    Russia Will Keep Out
    279 8 CONCENTRATION of Russian forces at a time when the war between the Allies and Nazi Germany is, for the first time, warming up has given rise to the question whether Stalin is contemplating participation in the present struggle. Stalin is very well aware that if he
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    NORWEGIANS PREPARE FOR DECISIVE BATTLE
    440 8 Reuter. London, Apr. 12. air raids by the Germans are the main development in the invasion of Norway, according to reports received here. Several towns near the Swedish border have been bombed and buildings destroyed. Stockholm and Ostersund report that a great naval battle is
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    GERMAN CLAIMS
    150 8 Reuter. Berlin, Apr. 12. A German High Command communique announces a quiet day in Denmark. Patrolling planes on Denmark's west coast did not meet the enemy. In Norway German-occupied territory round Narvik was extended and Elvenes occupied. No fighting occurred. A British air attack on Trondheim region was
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    Britain Needs More Timber
    117 8 Reuter. London. Apr. 12. '■•HE importance of home timber was stressed by Mr. Burgm. Minister of Supply, addressing the Timber Trade Federation. "With Scandinavia cut off and the Baltic closed, possibilities for timber are not as bright as I could have wished." he said. "Timber is
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    Famous Preacher's Death
    19 8 Reuter. London, Apr. 12. The death is announced of Father Fiancis Woodlock, the famous preacher. —Reuter.
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    Turkish Arms Factories Work At Full Pressure
    135 8 Reuter. ISTANBUL, APR. 12. TURKISH WOMEN AND CHILDREN EMPLOYED IN ARMAMENTS FACTORIES WILL HENCEFORTH BE COMPELLED TO WORK TWELVE HOURS DAILY INSTEAD OF NINE WHEN NECESSARY UNDER A NEW DECREE PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS. The labour law regulating working hours has
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    Nazi Terror In Norway
    85 8 London, Apr. 12. r example of the terrorist methods which Germany employs against the nationals of countries "taken under her protection" is afforded by an announce- ment trom Oslo radio this morning that the German command has issued a warning that any person caught fighting against
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    29 8 Reuter. Amsterdam, Apr. 12. A hundred and seventy members of the British, French and Polish diplomatic missions in Denmark are expected to reach Holland early on Sunday morning Reuter
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    ENEMY ACTIVE ON WESTERN FRONT
    50 8 Reuter. Paris, Apr. 12. A IK activity yesterday and during the night was more marked. The Germans carried out reconnaissance flights over various parts of France and during the night some planes reached the Paris region, but were turned back on meeting the antiaircraft defences.—Reuter.
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    NAZI MUNITION DUMP EXPLODES
    43 8 Reuter. Brussels, Apr. 12. A violent explosion on German territory a few miles from the frontier is reported. Flames are visible and a series of detonations was heard, giving rise to the belief that a munitions dump is involved.—Reuter.
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    RED CROSS TO HELP GREENLAND
    56 8 Reuter. Washington, Apr. 12. President Roosevelt told a press conference to-day that he asked the Red Cross to examine the needs of the inhabitants of Greenland in case supply ships from Denmark are cut off. The President refused to discuss political questions concerning Greenland, which
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    73 8 \yiSHFUL thinkers are again. Many reviving the talk of ai end to the war. With the Allied i victories in mind, it n forget for a moment the otk» factors that make lor terrible conflict. Chief of these i- Ihe fad that (.ermany has no| Y d brought
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    Hitler's Aim
    163 8 jpOR the first time Geim tacking a small natii it is possible for the Allies to affori direct and considerable h But, having got into Vorn first, Germany will follow up. H troops can no longer be landed dind by sea they will be poured i transport and
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    83 8 SUPPOSING the < forced to withdraw, or hold in Norway is made so inse as to be strategically useless them. With their main forces they may still advance and may in fact be compelled to so by the general situation. Having intervened with prcat initial success in Norwaj
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    A Long Job
    113 8 A XI) we must not f< Mu.ssolini's object ion sian advance in the Ba not rule out the Nazi advance into Rumania which II his oil and grain sup] Whatever Stalin i time, Hitler will from blame, cooking Turkish threat. Immediately the 1 Rumanian soil the A
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    NAZIS AGAIN THREATEN HOLLAND AND BELGIUM
    168 9 CAN LOWLANDS AFFORD TO WALT FOR ATTACK? Reuter. n London, Apr. 12. LI ORTS have reached Paris that Holland and Belgium have been faced with new German threats, says the Daily Telegraph's correspondent there. It is believed that the fate of Denmark and Norway
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    BELGIUM UNITED
    170 9 orusseis, Apr. iz. THE primary pioblem confronting Belgium whether she will remain outside the conflict, declared If. Spaak. in a speech at Menin. He said the Be'gian Government will make every effort to avoid war. but "if by misfortune we are diagged in all our i iiergiea would
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    SWEDISH TANKER TORPEDOED
    46 9 ondon, Apr 12. i SV inker, the Sveaborg of Nimk off the Scot--34 of the crew were i i Dors', one of the fi tankers, was home)i America, carrying loi 5n < den. itives ol the owners he Sveaborg was torlieved the entire ere.v
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    BRITAIN MUST AID REAL CHINA REGIME
    87 9 London, Apr. 12. V igkins, chairman of the Manchester China Relief a letter to tho Manchester Guardian, denounces the puppet government at Nanking. tronger, not weaker, ol the true Chinese hardly realised even yet completely Japan even the .so-called < loin a million eurr.
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    ITALY FOLLOWS BATTLE WITH ANXIETY
    80 9 I .don, April 12. i naval exploits in has created a deep world's capitals, atement in the Coma frank account of et be disclosed. Is a feeling that is in operation and °n a far bigger scale ircnm revealed. piper corresponto convey the impreshaa won
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    RUMOURED BALKAN DEMANDS
    69 9 Reuter. London, Apr. 12. REUTER learns that there is no confirmation in London in regard to reports that the Germans have demanded of the Hungarian and Rumanian Governments that they should be allowed to guard the Danube. An informed source points out that efforts are continually being
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    HOW "HARDY" SAILORS LANDED AT NARVIK
    111 9 Reuter. LONDON. APR. 12. |T IS LEARNED IN AUTHORITATIVE C IRCLES TO-DAY THAT WHEN THE DESTROYER HARDY RAN ASHORE AT NARVIK SOME OF THEIR CREW WENT ASHORE AS THOUGH 'STARTING A LITTLE MILITARY EXPEDITION OF THEIR OWN." IT IS STATED THAT 40 OR 50
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    AIR RAID ALARMS IN GOTHENBURG
    22 9 Reuter. Gothenburg. Apr. 12. Four air-raid alarms were sounded hire between 5 and 6 a.m. to-day. Reuter.
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    Stock Exchange Quietly Firm
    53 9 Reuter. London, Apr. 12. ,>i the Stock Exchange despite the usual week-end reluctance to extend commitments, the market remained quietly firm Trices closed a fractional 1 wer but this was due only to the lack of sustained support and not to any selling pressure. Wall Street
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    New Colonial Secretary
    29 9 Reuter. London, Apr. 12. Mr. R. E Turnbull. ef the Malayan Civil Service, has been appointed to succeed Mr. Johnston as Colonial Secretary. British Honduras. —Reuter.
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    CANADA CONCERNED OVER GREENLAND AND ICELAND
    225 9 PREMIER TO SEE ROOSEVELT Ottawa, Apr. 12. MR. Mackenzie King, Premier, stated the Canadian Government was in communication with Britain over the situation in Greenland and Iceland. He anticipated communications on the subject with the United States. MR. MACKENZIE King stated he hoped to
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    KING LEAVES BEFORE NAZIS BOMB VILLAGE
    83 9 Reuter. Stockholm, Apr. 12. NY3ERGSAND is reported to have been completely destroyed by bombing which lasted an hour. Six German planes dropped 25 to 30 bombs and heavily machine-gunned the village. The report that the Norwegian Royal Family and Government were there during the
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    ICELANDERS PROTECTED
    71 9 Reuter. London, Apr. 12. IT is learned that the Governor of the Faroe Islands welcomed the action taken by Great Britain to assure the safety of the inhabitants. Asked whether the Danes would be regarded as Icelanders for the duration of the war, owing to the constitutional link
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    SIR IAN FRASER NOT OPPOSED
    39 9 Reuter. London. Apr. 12. Sir lan Fraser. National Conservative and chairman of St. Dunstan's, was returned unopposed in the Lonsdale, Lancashire, by-election, caused by the succession' of Lord Balniel to his father's title -Reuter
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    A CHANCE OF SOVIET ATTITUDE TOWARD JAPAN
    216 10 CRITICAL articles about Japan and her v policy towards China are at present appearing in the Soviet Press, writes The Times correspondent in Moscow. They are being read with some interest for the attitude of Soviet newspapers towards Japan in recent months has
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    POLICE MUST WIN THE CONFIDENCE OF PUBLIC
    726 10 SIR SHENTON THOMAS INSPECTS THE FORCE Singapore. Saturdty. JHE aim of the police force must be to win the full and unreserved confidence of the public said the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas at the inspection of the S.S. Police Force, held yesterda;* lency
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      106 10 CAPITOL: "Ninotchka"—3 15, 6 15 and 9.15 p.m. ALU AM BR A: Ftur Wives "—3.15. 6.15 and 9 15 p.m. CATHAY: "Sherlock Holmes"—3.15, 6 15 and 9.15 p.m. BOXY: "Hollywood Cavalcade"—6.15 and 15 p.m. M A R L 0 R 0 l (J H: "1 he President" (Hindustani)—115 and 9.15
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    MUSLIMS MISUNDERSTOOD IN INDIA AND ABROAD
    375 11 independents Resent League Leadership New Delhi, Apr. n ice and lack of co-ordinated effort are not merely mselves to completely wrong interpretation both at oad to-day but are frought with gravest potentialities penings in the future. The issue of the hour for us is
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    17 11 Dr. Ambedkar will preside over the First Depress d Classes Conference to be held in Ahmedabad shortly. <
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    242 11 t laritv of the sales girl is I in Bombay and many mportant business houses are now girls in preference rause, it is thought, r have a better pull- business. A year ago ited there were 1.503 sales yed in the city wliile this stimated that
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    SIND ASSEMBLY APPROVE JOINT ELECTORATES
    142 11 Karachi, Apr. I. THE Bind Assembly passed to-aay the bill to introduce joint electorates in all local oodies m the province with a reservation of seats for communities. The main feature of the bill is the method by which candidates are to be declared elected
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    EFFORTS TO EMD KHAKSAR DEADLOCK
    85 11 Lahore. Apr. 5. THAT no final decision had so far been taken regarding successor to Allama Masraqi. leader of the Khaksar movement, was revealed in the course of an interview by Nawab Bahadur Yar Jung who arrived here after attending the Khaksar conference at Meerut.
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    34 11 Mr. Mathuradas untitled leader untitled the Congress Party in Bombay Municipal Coi poration, was elected Mayor Bombay. He secured 70 votes as against his rival candidate Mr. K. II Goregaonker who got 32 votes.
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    PROF. RANGA GETS ONE YEAR'S R.I.
    408 11 Madras, Apr. f>. jYJR. X. G. Ranga. ML. A.. (Central) and vice-president, All-India Kisan Sabha, was produced before the Third Presidency Magistrate at Egraore this afternoon, on a charge of having- defied tho local Government's order served <>n him on Sunday under the Defence
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    LIBERALS OPPOSE PARTITION
    266 11 Ponna, Apr 8. "I NDIANs cannot possibly accept this division of India into two, Mus'im India and Hindu India and the constitution ».r autonomous states based on religion I think that the Congress, the Muslim League and other organisations should meet together and anive nt a possible
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    KHALSA NATIONALISTS OPPOSE PARTITION
    79 11 Lahore Apr 5 That th< division of India Into Hindu and Muslim independent states, us envisaged by the recent resolution oi the Muslim League Is fraught with the most dangerous consequences detrimental alike to the best interests of the various communities and the country as a
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    251 13 Kunming, X J imports to Suiyuan, North Shansi, Shensi and hna provinces during 1939 amounted to about i .)<»(). Shensi is under Chinese control, while most ,i Shansi are under Japanese control. The goods in via ellow River and highways after being jrd as European
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    212 15 f oNDON TIN London, Friday. £250 1 4 Buyers £250' 2 Sellers £247% Buyers £248 Sellers IONDON RUBBER London, Friday. f*** 1 Buyers Sellers Dull >: 11 11 1 8 11 1 16 11 3 15 me 11 1 16 11 3 16 <2r.c fwwan 11 H'h
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    179 15 Singapore. Friday. UCAL markets failed to respond to the stronger tone of London markets Yesterday and business to-day was again on a very small scale. Tin was Vt down a t $125 1 2 and the price of rubber at four 0 clock was buyers spot 35
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    76 15 Chung-king", Apr. 12. fHE Chinese forces are advancing on Nanchang which has been exposed to attacks from the flanks and rear following the Chinese recapture of Chingan, Fenghsin and Kaoyushih in Kiangsi Province. One Japanese bomber raiding the Che-kiang-Kiangsi border was brought down by Chinese anti-aircraft
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    866 15 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT Singapore. April, 12. MIN l^o Buyer. Seller* Ampat Tin 4|7i/ 2 4 10>2 Austral Amal 5$ 6|3 Ayer Hltam 211- 221-xd Ayer Weng .65 .70 Austral Malay 351- 37iBangrin 20 9 21 6 Batu Selangor 1.50 1.55 cd Berjuntal ioj3 1113 Burma Malay 22|- 23|Chenderiang 15!6
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    649 15 WANG CHING WEI'S ECONOMIC SCHEME Canton, Mar. 22. I levelopmentfl in the currency situation have been tng place in Canton for some time. While the Miliis getting established as the currency for all prac•ses, the Post Office has decided to pay its emploKwangtung dollar
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    219 16 Nazi Communications Completely Severed Reuter. London, Apr. 12. JHE Admiralty announce that a certain area in the North Sea, Skaggerrak and Kattegat is dangerous owing to mines. It touches the Danish-German coast and Swedish and Dutch territorial waters. No mines will he laid
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    BOMBAY STRIKE ENDS TO-DAY
    40 16 Reuter. Bombay, Apr. 12. |T is understood that the Bombay textile strike is to be called off to-morrow. A rally of textile workers has ratified the dcci.-ion of the strike committee to call off the strike.—Reuter.
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    44 16 Reuter. Washington, Apr. 12. Mr. Roosevelt .has signed a bill extending the reciprocal trade treaty programme for three years. The President described the programme as "a powerful instrument for promoting our national well-being and strengthening the foundations of stable peace."—Reuter.
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    730 16 Reuter. (Renter's, Special Commentary) London, April 13. THE Brussels "Libre Belgique" uritr that, after losing the first game, the Allies are hourly regaining precious ground. Le Peuple writes: "Certain neutral journalists have reproached the British Admiralty for lack of foresight. Can one reasonably expect them
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    56 16 Reuter. London. Apr. lb. The Board of Trade has made an order prohibiting exportation, except under license, of all goods to Denmark. Estonia, Finland. Latvia, Lithuania. Norway. Sweden, and Russia ports on the Baltic and Arctic seas In vi w of the uncertainties in the
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    LLOYD GEORGE 50 YEARS IN COMMONS
    139 16 London. Apr. 12 THE whole of the British pr< 1 ed congratulation on the wra* tion on April 10 by Mr. of fifty years' continuou tion in the Common constituency. Since the death of Itr T p Honor in 1929 Mr. Lloyd "Father" of
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    74 16 j London, Apr 12 THE Gazette announces ami officers and crews of t!:< I and Aurora in connection vith the re cue of prisone: I mark. Captains Vian and Turn* Companions of the D vice, two ctherj are aw tinguished Service Cr awarded the
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    73 16 Sydney. A] THE executive of the /Lustra Party repudiated and i xounged from its mm r of! Russia" resolution of Api On Apr. 5, Mr. Curtii L-abcur Opposition, in a the Commonwealth Pari 'hands off Russia n 'WhUe the Labour P;<: press ion, it must
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    343 16 NUMBER OF RAIDS WERE CARRIED OUT BY BOMBERS OF THE R.A.F. ON GERMAN SHIPPING AND SEAPLANE BASES YESTERDAY. THE FORCE OF THE EXPLOSION WHEN ONE SHIP WAS SUNK INDICATES THAT IT MUST HAVE BEEN CARRYING AMMUNITION. Stockholm, Apr. 12. Following several loud explosions,
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