Morning Tribune, 1 May 1941

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    7 1 Morning Tribnne 77, Thursday. May 1, 1941.
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    EVACUATION HIGHLIGHTS
    156 1 V me expeditionary force comprised about 60,000 men .ncluding one New Zealand and one Australian division; Three-quarters (45,000) of the force have been successully evacuated, and are believed to nave reached their bases. The lumber may be greater. Very little air support could be given to the retreating
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    THREE-QUARTERS OF THE B.E.F. IN GREECE 45,000 SAVED
    494 1 THREE-QUARTERS OF THE B.E.F. IN GREECE 45,000 SAVED U YBE MORE [CHURCHILL LONDON, APR. 30. r LEAST THREE-QUARTERS OF THE IMPERIAL FORCES LANDED IN GREECE 'E BEEN SUCCESSFULLY EVACUATED ER ONE OF THE GREATEST REAR\RD ACTIONS IN HISTORY, AND BELIEVED TO HAVE REACHED IR BASES SUCCESSFULLY. THIS ANNOUNCEMENT WAS MADE
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    Greece Named Enemy Territory
    486 1 Greece Named Enemy Territory London, Apr 30. TT was officially announced in London to-night that Greece, with the exception of Crete, is to be regarded as enemy-occupied territory for the purposes of the Trading With the Bnemv Act and the blockade.— Reuter London, Apr. 30. Z j^|R. Anthony Eden, the
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    WHY BRITISH WITHDREW
    247 1 Moscow, Apr. 30. THE Tallinn correspondent of the Moscow newspaper Pravda reports that some 12.000 German troops have arrived in the Finnish port of Abo, declared Moscow Radio I this morning (Wednesday). They arrived in four transport i ships on April 26. The German troops were accomI
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    Trans-Atlantic Air Service
    33 1 London, Apr. 30. IT is officially announced that the Briton tn -is- Atlantic air i I service will be resumed this sum- mer for purptx-;»*» connected with the war.— Reuter
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    German Landing In Finland?
    4 1 German Landing In Finland?
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    GREEK EPISODE MAY BE WAR'S TURNING POINT
    496 1 'By General Sir Hubert Gough, Reuter\s Military Commentator) London, Apr 30 JT has happened, but with the breakdown of YUXO»<lavia it was obvious to everv soldier that the evacuation Ol Greece had to be. Yuftoslavi-i's fall exposed the Greek and British armies, and
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    BRITAIN'S NEW HIGH IN NIGHT RAIDER VICTIMS
    346 2 86 Nazis Lost During April *_>r a» (By Reuter'a Air Correspondent) London, Apr. 30. L^IGHTY-SIX German night bombers were shot down over Britain In April This new all-high record was reached with the destruction ol two raiders on Tuesday by R.A.F. nightfighters and
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    Died At 140
    77 2 Calcutta, \i". ::<>. A-sWIS oldrsl usidmt has A <ii< (i. »fcd no Th« n i» nil. irho mw nanud Bmr y iro iffa, hi vivid h\ hi^ irlfe, amd lts. l Rhc i< clmres ibml the f«els s ;i^ »ti*Mf ai ;inv ni her frmadebiMren. Bar Ronffa
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    Greek Quisling
    271 2 Greek Quisling Lon Apr. 3'). €enm'\i .:.l be< n Induced to set up a Qui liijk Government m Athen by the German Invadei more of <t courtier Mian oldier and his military promotion t" the as fiuous cultivation of relations with Uic Oretk Royal family, writes Seuter's diplomai rtdent. Tins
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    "British Victory A Necessity"
    107 2 New York, Apr. 30. •"DIUTAIN" offers hope of progress. y Germany offers black terror. A Bntttn victory Ls an absolute ty These are extract! bom the manifesto issued by the pro-Ailies r ;i the Union For Democratic Action Headed by the Rev Reinhold ;V W I
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    28 2 n V 30. f id effort 1 :1 any price 1 may bo sought by Presi- Congna the iry, Mr. Stebj y iterdai ••ill O&cuu Li Henderson Reuter
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    Ready For Nazis
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    Latest News From All War Fronts
    262 2 Cairo. Apr 30. 'pHE G.H.Q. communique announces "Greece The withdrawal of our troops U continuing satisfactorily. "Libya and Tobruk:— No change in the situation. "Sollum:— Patrol activity is continuing. "Abyssinia:— Units of the Sudan infantrv captured Sokota on Monday last, inflicting many casualties on
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    Great RAF Activity
    134 2 Cairo. Apr. 30. THE R.A.F. has carried out cons--1 Unt convoy patrols over certain areas in the Mediterranean, it \a officially announced. Enemy aircraft attacks are rerx>rted to have been repulsed. Concentrations of enemy planes at Dem a aerodrome in Cyrenaicai were heavily raided by the R
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    PROBABLE GERMAN-U.S. CLASH—TOKYO PAPER
    88 2 PROBABLE GERMAN-U.S. CLASH— TOKYO PAPER Tokyo, AJ THE probability of a German -America:: M 1 result of the extension of the United S patrol system is foreseen by the influe newspaper Asahi in an editorial this morning"lf the United States intends I o u« tn JJ or convoy system there
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    43 2 London. i| THE fonor Minntel tice. Hr Goielins. tin the Buchwald' tration camp he was sent German? foSo arrest, ifaflll the invasion. ins: to infoni ceived in Dill elea In Lori the lime of 4 sion. Hr i was attached Dutch Reuter
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    27 2 Mr A B has been ra ed pfOftM subject to I proval o: Hu tv the Ei| in Official i of the 1 Council tf Straits Settfci
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    Soviet Ban Displeases Japanese
    135 2 London. \\n 30. TUt Soviet Government's decision, signed by the Foreign Trade Commissar M Mtkuyan on Tuesday to prohibit the ii.is.saue of war maWtol through the Soviet IJIUJNI ha> caused lively di«,pleasure in Japanese l.iilitarv > >. sa>. Shanghai disgatch to the ladependeni treuvhi lifcw >
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    "NOTHING SERIOUS IN INDO-CHINA"-TOYKO
    89 3 "NOTHING SERIOUS IN INDO-CHINA"-TOYKO Tokyo, Apr. 30. S nir se (iovemment spokesman pro- \l£a complete ignorance of anything lini.s regarding Indo-China at a press CTocf this morning, when he told cor- t Undents only the matter of payment for tal installations taken over by Thailand [deferring a nal settlement of
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    Industrial Unrest In Australia Denied
    102 3 Melbourne, Apr. 30. S is do industrial unrest in Australia, acrding to a cable from the Australian Union Council to Sir Walter Citrine, Secretary of the British Trades Union U. cable assures British Trade Unionists •ports suggesting that there is serious in- disturbances are untrue
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    9,000 KILLED, 40,000 INJURED IN BRITAIN
    106 3 i VIVL Loadon, Apr, 30. J-m.\l thousand people have been killed and ured throughout Biitain up to the end by bombins. (ting these figura to-day, the Health Minwt Brown) added that in 400 hospitals i ol all kinds m Greater London the K the
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    Greek Workers Edge War's End Next Year
    70 3 Greek Workers Edge War's End Next Year Ciaeft* Apr. 30. ,s hard but victory iS; s £*2? Aris: of "I 1 labo r Confederh (7r m a manifesto (t^ f«»r Labour Day Hsuntr i.V I'. and the othG r 19^2 u-,, m" I nuke vow that ar With the end
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    Enemy Ships Fired, Sunk In Daring R.AE Attacks
    329 3 London, Apr. 30. DETAILS of the series of successful attacks against enemy shipping off the Belgian, French and Norwegian coasts during daylight on Tuesday are given by the Air Ministry news service. Bombers, escorted by fighters, found a convoy near Otftend, and
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    GREA TR.A.F. A TTACK ON MANNHEIM
    260 3 Main Junction For Trains To Italy, Libyan Front -p London, Apr. 30. JSRITISH bombers made an attack in force on Mannheim, the principal commercial and industrial city of south-west Germany, says an Air Ministry communique. Thousands of incendiaries and a large number of high
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    EARTHQUAKE IN EASTERN JAPAN
    43 3 Tokyo, Apr. 30. A SLIGHT earthquake rocked Eastern Japan at 5.01 p.m. on Monday, the Central Meteorological Observatory announced. The epicentre was located in the northern part of Tokyo Bay near the mouth of the Yedo River. Eastern News
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    More Aid For Britain Urged By U.S. Paper
    60 3 London, Apr. 30. THE Atlanta Journal, in a recent issue, states: "Come what may, America will never recede from her resolve that brute force shall net rule the world. "The slogan for the United State* is strengfth. more strength, and speed, more
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    Another Raid On Plymouth
    207 3 Another Raid On Plymouth London. Apr. .'SO. PLYMOUTH shook last nigbt to the'roar of anti-aircraft funs as they put up a tr-m- minus barrage a/raiust German bombers. Strong formations of the Luftwaffe made an attack, accordinf to the German Radio. Bombs were also dropped on another .south-western tow 1 and
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    MALAYA SENDS $2,000,000 FOR BURMA ROAD
    59 3 Shanghai. Apr. <0. THK China Relief Association. Singap«»re, through it s chairman. Mr. Tan Kah Kec, the. wfll-knoun Chinese rubber merchant, has contributed $?,000.000 (Straits) to the Chungking Gov« eminent for purchasing material and for expenses for improving; the Yunnan- Burma lu^hv. ;n savs
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    Shanghai Council
    92 3 Miam-hai. Apr. 30 T4IE Provisional Council of the Internationa] Settlement which was voted at the ratepayers' meetiniK on Apr. 17 was unanimously approved by the consular body States an oflirial communique. It is understood that Chum king has now jiiven the new Council "tacit acquiescence." The new Councillors
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    OUTDOOR PARTY
    291 4 "in petitions. memory tests and games of every deseripfion were after-supper attractions that krpt the gathering amused until i well after midnight. Mrs Bath chose a dinner frock lof white plaid sheer with a belt of vivid Same red. Other members of the "Ten" present included Mrs G
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    Jolly Evening For Twenty-Five RAAF Airmen
    687 4  - Jolly Evening For Twenty-Five RAAF Airmen VERA ARDMORE filar By vi v FIVE A i trali in airmen, guest* at a p.' I I Mrs. Vivian Bath on Tuesday .11 probably be writing home to their folks the next mail praiiing Singapore hospitality. They v.rre uuests of lea Singapore wdiiicn
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    Art Lecture
    60 4 Art Lecture Members of the YWC.A. J Business an<l i Professional i j Girls' Club pic- J tured at the i home of Mrs V Kenneth S. Pat- v ton on Monday J afternoon. I The girls S I were invited to i view Mrs. Pat- ton's collection Of ptllltinp
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    DEPICTING THE CHINESE INFLUENCE
    740 5 .ration for modern clothes, is as appealing. Both in the cut of m\ .:id in the character of their ornaJ^ rocki are adapted to the concept of I Hidamentally, the straight lines, 1 lend themselves excellently lored look that fits in with E i i their
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    Fashion Flashes from the shops
    569 6 Fashion Flashes from the shops AF'IIHNOON t rocks, in many A C1 displaying the military Influence arc reator* among the verv kip »W shipment which arrived recenUj at prisc illa LTD Wo r> Eu court, n.st floor; trance In Rill street). Out ttanding among these U a node! la black
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    WHEN EAST MEETS WEST
    80 6 THL Chinese silhouette, in terms O f and modern-thinking Oriental spotlight of fashion news thi s wel^" closely-fitted i ines holes, tunic lines and i ™is completely 1? is popular'^ nese woman's Western 2 for the topic of -wide skirts has passed W troversial stage, as
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    Imperial War Cabinet Urged
    490 7 London, Apr. 30. fHB formation of an Imperial War Cabinet and the appointment of a deputy for Mr. Churchill, the Prime Minister, in domestic matters, are favoured in a leader in The Times. After remarking that Mr. R. Itemies, the Australian Premier, "has manifestly strengthened the
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    U.S. PLANE OUTPUT AT TOP SPEED
    65 7 U. S. PLANE OUTPUT AT TOP SPEED Lift c :porati«m. an- Monthly pro- s f,, I ril the ffstit« as IJM r ,nd 2.000 propellers. \t company rjp^rt shows I [consignments for the 3 O f IMI were |J rd it "ore than r ul icli i^ nearly toUJ deliveries
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    Japan's Three Obstacles
    187 7 London, Apr. 30. •AN is Mimitted to southward expansion, says the Mauri, s ter Guardian, and she means to dominate the Western ]V far thia domination is to extend she has not officially I rench Indo-China and the Netherlands East Lare certainly to come within it. Unofficial
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    U.S. Journalist On Balkan Situation
    95 7 U.S. Journalist On Balkan Situation London. Apr. 30. olumnist, Gen. Hugh Johnl. .viys: 'The actual miliLtastrophe in Greece and dkans and ;he growing e i the ivlediterranean not be the occasion for g Mr Churchill, Gen. other English auus( of British (food i the Serljs and thr There ta still
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    Gib Gets Ready
    94 7 Vichy, Apr. 30 QIGNIFICANT activity at Gibraltar u la reported in an Algeciru.s despatch to the official French news agency. Troopships, escorted by two destroyer*, recently arrived at Gibraltar, it says, and sailed again after coaling and taking in food supplies. A sham air attack was made.
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    Japanese Raiders Greet Roosevelt
    107 7 Chungking, Apr. 30 Ai-J air raid alarm was sounded In Chungking yesterday morning, shortly after the arrival ol Capt. .'ames Roosevelt, eldest son of D resident Roosevelt, when nine Japanese aircraft ent€red Szechuen from Hankow. However, the raiders did not bomb Chungking but raided Liangshan, to
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    Lindy's Resignation Accepted
    58 7 Washington. Apr. 29. COL. Lindbergh's resignation from the United States Air Corns reserve has been accepted by the War Department. Col. Lindbergh tended bis resignation following Pr e tide n Roosevelt's criticism of his Isolationist views. The President described Col. Lindbergh us a "copperhead" which is thr
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    Morning Tribune THURSDAY MAY 1, 1941. A TIP TO JAPAN
    326 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY MAY 1, 1941. A TIP TO JAPAN STATEMENTS by Japanese spokesmen have recently been displaying a teniency to assume that Japan's oft-repeated assurances of friendship towards Australia are not incompatible with her obligations to the Axis powera under the Tripartite Pact. They have, for the sake of
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    DEFENCE OF MALAYA SOUTH PACIFIC LAND AND OTHER INSEPARABLE
    644 8 DEFENCE OF MALAYA SOUTH PACIFIC LAND AND OTHER INSEPARABLE SIR ROBERT UKOOKf; SAYS One Attacked All Must Cotm roMl'l RE CONFIDBNCE IN THE DEFENCE OF MALAYA WAS EXFftnJ C°cHIEF MARSHAL SIR ROBERT BROOKEPOPHAM. COMMANDER-IsS i \vr \S INTFKVIEW YESTERDAY WITH AMERICAN JOURNALIW& 11 ENMCriblng a huge arc which swept from
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    Seamen On Deserting Charge
    130 8 Seamen On Deserting Charge WHEN three British seamen. Alexander Roseweir. Casper Moss, and Joseph Melcher appeared In the traffic court. yesterday, charged with deserting from a British ship in the Singapore Harbour, on April 26, they declared that they had fulfilled their contracts and were desirous of getting back home.
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    Defence In Incest Case
    209 8 Defence In Incest Case MAKING his defence, yesterA day, at the Assize Court, H. F Stalley, former Assistant Civil Engineer at the Naval Base, denied completely the allegation that two children had committed incest at his instigation. Stalley stands charged with the abetment of incest between a Singhalese nirl and
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    PLAYING HA VOC IN N. Y.
    50 9 PLAYING HA VOC IN N. Y. I *™s to be in for a rough 1 ««tal is June Havoc and the fellow deaUng ,t out Jack Durant. who are a big 1 JUccm a New York stage show, "Pal S Woey. Jlllle ls sjster to str <'"psy Rose Lee. i
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    Turkish Foreign Policy Approved
    77 9 Vichy. Apr. 30. THE Parliamentary group of the Turkish Government Party unanimously approved the Turkish Cabinet's policy after hearing a statement by the Foreign Minister. M. Sarajoglu, on its foreign policy, according to an official communl- :;ue issued In Ankara. The communique is quoted In an
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    Britain Still In Command Of Suez
    69 9 London. Apr 30. 'THE British position In the East- Cfn Mediterranean remains stable." said the Moscow wireless last night, commenting that the Greek position had not affected (Mir Britain's abi'ity to piotect the Suez approached from the naval bases in Cyprus, Crete and Alexandria..
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    THE WAR AT SEA: WEEK'S ANALYSIS
    243 9 THIRTY .uccessful atta** >• London < Apr. 30. endin* A,,;' AFare l by official u (4 'faifttJSZXAZs: i ai <rf which on. wm s,; si k v il s s,.i the tnJT* included fnnt. P 2 d n° Jnu of a 10,000-ton 6.000-ton supply
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    Falling Rock Kills Quarry Labourer
    188 9 fIOH KHAN TAU, quairy coolr was hit by a falling rock fro- MM roof of the cavern at a granU Quarry, at the tenth mile" s^°'' April 21 and died of hi f; ne inquiry into Ins deatl yesterday the actin» Coroner. M of hLh
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    Drastic Action Against Rioter.
    113 9 Bombay. Apr. 30 THE Bombay Government decidr ysterday to invcke the Shippli Act to deal with rioters. The communal situation in tl city has shown an improvwon Yesterday there was only oneoea' and six injured, resulting from dl.turbances. In Ahmedabad, all ki qiutf ai at Cawnpore,
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    Democracies Sure Of Victory, Says Envoy
    105 9 Washington, Apr. 30 A DECLARATION that he wasin< encouraged regarding the pn ports < 1 Chinese-American <■ aeration was mad 1 by Dr. Q. rai-chi following his interview vilh President Roosevelt and Id "ordoll Hull. B*cretary ol Stau Dr. Quo Tai-ehi, formerly Clt. net!
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    AUSTRALIAN MOTORIST FINED
    147 10 fIKMARKING that hi would doal lenient!} with the traffic magisti tl \H\ c. H. Whitton, vi-sterday. imposed fli -s totalling $30 "on a. D. Chteholm, an Australian motor mechanic, for driving without a licence and a third party tall policy. lull be tdded Mr MTriitton, ■ii frl
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    Trouble Not Expected But Police Ready
    518 10 To-clav 1\ Workers* Ilav (Tribune Staff Reporter) TO-DAY, May 1, has been for centuries a day of ihe people. The people. rtjtietaf at the triumph of Spring and the coming fertility of Summer, expressed in all kinds of ceremonies their claim to the fruits
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    Police Court Pars
    139 10 APPEARING before Mr. Conrad Oldham, in the second court, yesterday, Ngoh Seng Kee, a Chinese, admitted stealing 22 pieces of rubber worth $20 from a rubber estate in Kampong Batak. Sentence was postponed until May 7. fUNNER E. Alien, oi v .the Royal Artillery, was sentenced to
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    Brevities From The Courts
    367 12 Brevities From The Courts In it criminal prose* cutlon, reported to these columns vesSnSy a Chinese Ll m Hock Soon pleaded guilty «>. theft or a pair ol trousers belonging to m bather to ton ß Park. It > pointed out that anther Mr Urn Hork Soon, <>i 12, ca;
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    Duchess As Twins 'Tec'
    131 13 me 1 I I r as i Kent I i th- ispital Country, ppd down the line ■keel aultanei iepUcd Kutli V Jane Paramore, d twenty-two, ightew ol a local Then, looking alike i two peas, they i laufhed as the> I id the Dtchess bam
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    56 13 the crew or Fr< nch I kip Richelieu to fight ted R at Dakar Sept. 24. and n iber 1 Floyd Btokes,| •a- reached Capo' 1 Ing I in Dakar ltd v t ks the bom- ol Dakar >•■ he md. his trap;, 'Jen the u nd anotl ■\>>-
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    BRITAIN HAD NO CHOICE IN BALKANS
    80 13 London, Apr. 30. THE New York World Telegram says: 'Those who complain that Hie Balkan war should not have been undertaken forget that there waa not any real choice. "The only alternative was to permit a bloodless Hitler conquest which would have betrayed Britain
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      121 13 PUBLIC NOTICE FAJAM, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) Interim Dividend. XOTICE La hereby given that an interim Dividend of 10% for the financial year ending 30th September. 1941, has been declared by tne Directors payable to shareholders < n the Register en Wednesday, the 21st day of May. 1941.
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      155 13 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE Straits Settlements Government. Applications are invited for the (appointment of an Accountant on [agreement with a salary of $500 per mensem rising by annual increments of $25 to $550 per mensem I The appointment will be for a 'period of three years and will be terminable by
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    HORSE COLLAPSES AT K.L. RACES
    999 14 TtAGEDY marred the ractef Ikil cvrnini. *i Ike o,i(.nn« da> 1 of the Sehnuor Turi lubV meelin^. Racing in the fourth ena* Maid Of Ca-shel, "UOH. KonifsiV d.'stnut Kn«lish mare, suddenly 1 c II back after running four lurlonus, and collapsed on tfce track. It
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    Singapore Tennis
    188 14 ONLY one tie was played at the S.C.C. Spring tennis tournament yesterday. P. Clerc beat J. P. dc Hamilton 6-4, 6-2. The S.C.R.C, tennis results yesterday were as follows: A" doubles handicap: Seah Eng Chiang and Gan Kim Hock (—l2) lost to Low Kee Choe and Y P.
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      247 14 RE 13; |Cc THE SCC. were completely swamped hJ 1 Royal Engineers yesterday m a CTi! match on the Padang, the soldiers semrih. ii!** times to the Club's two. thlrt This, probably record, rout was made tk reason of a great display by Humphries centre-SS
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      Argylls Fight Had To Beat Police
      208 14 Argylls Fight Had To Beat Police ARGYLLS 2; POLICF FE Argylls had all their work cut out to beat Police, yesterday, in a fiist division match on Stadium. After a scoreless first half, they emu winners by two goals to nil. The match, with poor finishing by both I provided
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      Outsider Wins 2,000 Guineas
      140 14 London. Apr 3ft FOLLOWING is the result of the 2.000 OutoeM* run to-day at Newmarket LAMBERT SIMMEL MOROGORO SUNCASTLE 3 rO Betting: 10-1 Lambert Simmfl. 100. 100-7 Suncastle. 0 pi The second wartime turf classic with a surprise when the Duke of wesim sider Lambert Simmel
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      200 14 Asthma Agony Curbed in 10 Minutes e the discovery of Mendaco l»y ,«\n American phvsiolan it is no longer n«-ren-Ki«i> i<»r MtiyoiiH tn' suffer frotn ehoktnfr. Wheeslngi »TH**Ping Asthma Mendaco does sway with -irpenHive inj«>ctions nnd ofTVnslfe Smoke- AH yoti do Iv to take 2 latftfc- !'■*<•• ta hi. i^
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      208 14 enables you Io Bleep, but also builds up ths .sxsfm to wtird off future attacks. For inNtiince, Mr. J. IV writes: "I was almost dead with AMthnia. Mad lost 4') pounds weight suffered coughing: ohokltip and ■trangTlnsi every night couldn't sleep— expected to die Mendaco stopped spasms first ni^ht and
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    NEW MURDER PLANE
    109 15 NEW MURDER PLANE pHOTOGRAPHS o i Germany's latest heavy bomber the 4eneined Fock -Vuif "Kurier," which was •stated to be able t< "carry an enormous bomb-load over ***** distances,' were published in Berlin newspapers. The 'plane, the papers explained, has been developed Irom the Focke-Wulf "Kondor passenger liner which made
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    'First Class Man' Had Night Out
    124 15 lAN B I N C Z Y K, twenty-nine-year old Polish soldier who was a motor driver to the Polish President, and, in France this year, to General Sikorski, was given a car when Paris fell and told "Get to England." He drove to
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    Sabotage On Midnight Visit
    61 15 EDWARD SIEBERT. aged thirty-live, admitted at Altrincham, Cheshire, that lie paid a midnight visit to a gasworks where he had been dismissed the pn vious day. and ttmoved six electric switches and damaged two others. He was sent to jail for six months for sabotage. He
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    Birthday Gift-£43,000
    39 15 Birthday Gift-£43,000 A "BIRTHDAY present" of £43-000— from trust funds left by Mr. Bernhard Baron, the tobacco millionaire—was disiiibuted between V)0 hospitals and charities. Mr. Baron said in his will ih:>> money J- I given ai on hi; birthc
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    Navy's Brilliant Rally
    316 15 Navy's Brilliant Rally I JTRIKIXG a brilliant patch ten minutes before the final whistle, the Royal Navy turned what looked like being goalless drawn match, into a 3-0 victory over the Singapore Harbour Board in a Div. II A league match on the 5.11.8. ground yesterday evening. The Royal Navy
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    Two Injured In Knife Fight
    102 15 Two Injured In Knife Fight jTWO Chinese were involved in a brawl at the Singapore Water Works, Sungei Road, last night. Both were labourers employed in a Japanese firm and the trouble arose over a question of seniority. Words fiew high and fast, blows 1 were used and eventually knives
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      78 15 -=CALA PREMIERE— -i IN AID OF i hi: war ii.mi BDER THE GRACIOUS PATRONAGE OF HIS EXCEL- I SO SIR SHENTON THOMAS, G.C.WLG.. 0.8.E., I HIKNOK OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS AND I LADY THOMAS I AT THE I PAVILION Bv tourtisv of the Directors of the PAVILION, Ltd.) I ON
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      227 15 "MAYKRLINC; 1 (At the Pavilion) ||KRK If 1 liJm that you should ee. with two famous French Htars that have been seen in many American productions appearing together in a P'rench film for Kir livh speak Inn audiences Charles Boyer and Danielle Darrieux ThouKh the dialogue Is French. English sub-titles
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      36 15 SSSS3E3S3 TO-DAY SOCCER E HI. trl.-l to play War 1 ind Mat<h. B.R.C TENNIfI sec, S.C'.R.C. and Y. •TIT TUlv laililr mop nun (AT i? Ht am 8.6 U 150 pm 76 fi 3? p m
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    U.S. Takes Dig At Italy
    52 16 Wushint-.ton. Apr. 30 4 dig at Italy b th^ interpretation placed by some quarters On tlriction of the War Department In promoting Major William Bentley, ii] from Roj clL'- Ualy, from hi* position of A v V Milil I N"?, o the Important post at
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    DESERTIONS TO PATRIOT FORCES
    89 16 Cairo. Apr. 30. DURING the past lew months, deserters from the enemy in Abyssinia have been coming over i n "ever-increasing numbers to join the Emperor's Army. The latest arrivals are 400 Itaian colonial troops from Port Mota. which was captured a few days ago. Many
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    ENEMY RAIDS OVER MALTA HARBOUR
    57 16 Malta, Apr. 30. rIE harbour was the main target of two enemy air attacks on Malta on Monday night, it la officially announced. Bombs also fell over a wide area, causing considerable damage to civilian property and a few civilian casualties. Yesterday morning, enemy aircraft
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    EMPIRE AIR PLAN AHEAD
    63 16 EMPIRE AIR PLAN AHEAD Melbourne. Apr. 30. rE Empire air plan entered its and year yesterday ahead of schedule, according to an announcement by Mr John i McEwen (Austialian Air Minister). The latest plans states Mr. McEwen. include the establishment of an air cadet corps for youths between the ages
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    37 16 London. Apr. 30. '•THE Board of the Admiralty and the British Navy ask you to accept their respectful and sincere good wishes on the anniversary of your birthday," was the message sent to Prin- cess Juliana.— Reuter
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    BRITISH, GREEK RESISTANCE IN PELOPONNESUS
    80 16 Rome. Apr. 30. 'JTfREE divisions of British and Greek troops are ftfli resisting in Peloponnesus, according to the Turin newspapei Stampa. They occupy a line running tight across the centre of the peninsula from Ajnilinitza, or the lonian Sea to Argos, north of Nauplia. says
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    STOP PRESS
    56 16 (SEE ALSO PAGE 2 > London, Apr. 30.— 1t is now confirmed that eight German bombers were destroyed in lasi night's raids on Britain.— Re utrr Washington, Apr. 30.— T&? Senate Foreign Relations Com mittee has squashed by thirtf votes to ten a resolution in* would have prohibited
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    Nazi-Red Relations Worsen
    126 16 Nazi-Red Relations Worsen London. Apr.; A MANIFESTO by German muiiist youths, attackingmany tor invading Yugoslav published by the official oro the Communist Party in Si according tc a Stockholm deq to the New York Times. Th? manifesto •'ondemrj Nazis for "action against the I ests ot the German nation*] .says
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    37 16 EDUCATW cla n a< be held In ger alr-raidj of St. Panca don. The W council hH in principle t suggestion, bead schools Will out a s< hefflj The dassd those Ui tnej ers to ar
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