Morning Tribune, 13 May 1941

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    10 1 Morning Tribune Vol G ...N0. 87, Tuesday, May 13, 1941.
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    Soviet And Iraq Govts. Establish Diplomatic Link
    354 1 Moscow, May 12. HF establishment of diplomatic relations with Iraq bv the Soviet Union is announced by LIU Agency. The agency says that this Sow a proposal by the Iraq Government on Cj which was received via the Soviet Embasfte^^nccment of the establishment
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    2 Mayors Killed In London Raids
    49 1 London, May 12. •TWO mayors have been killed in 1 raids on London, the Mayor of Westminster on Saturday night while visiting a shelter which received a dirr-t hit. and the Mayor of Bermondsey, who was helmnfc fire fighting in recent raids- Reuter
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    More Successes In Libya & Abyssinia
    195 1 More Successes In Libya Abyssinia London, May 1 2. SUCCESSES by British patrols in Libya and further important advances in Abyssinia are described in to-day's communique from the Middle East headquarters in Cairo. At Tobruk, it states, British mechanised patrols surprised a considerable party of the enemy, inflicting casualties and
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    Hitler's Deputy Missing
    54 1 London, May 12. RUDOLF MESS 'Hitler's deputy) has not been beard of since he took off from Augsbur* in an aeroplane on May 10. states the Gorman liadio Reuter. It Is thought that Hess either met with an accident or deliberately fell out of the machine, the
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    Parliament To Carry On
    365 1 er D L lon, May 12. H V Minister, Mr. tiieA'! 11 accompaUlinf: <averbrook C Rt; mister of <imgs),tono ruins of nberofthe 01 C( imons. Mr. Arthur Greenwood (Minister without Portfolio), who is responsible for the roplaiining of Britain after the war, was on the rcene
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    PETAIN RESISTING FRESH PRESSURE FROM NAZIS
    122 1 PETAIN RESISTING FRESH PRESSURE FROM NAZIS Troops For Spain? London, May 12. UK Germans are reported to be pressing the Vichy Government for permission to use the PauSaragossa railway to convey German troops to Spain because the Bor-deaux-St. Sebastian line in occupied territory is inadequate for carrying troops in large
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    'Leave Japan To China' Says Chiang
    145 1 'Leave Japan To China' Says Chiang Chungking, May 12. If ARLY and effective assist--2 ance from the United States would mean the quick defeat of Japan, declared Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek, speaking at a farewell dinner in honour of Mr Nelson Johnson, retiring United States Ambassador. "So loag as friendly powers
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    HOUSE COLLAPSES IN SINGAPORE
    227 2 HOUSE COLLAPSES IN SINGAPORE 21 MIRACULOUSLY ESCAPE DEATH (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) TUIMVONF roOPLE HAD A MIRACULOUS FSCAPF T Fl>< > BFI\C ilKIKI) ALIVE YESTERDAY FVKMM vvniv k WVP\RT OF THEIR HOUSE SUDDENLI SSSSIS aSS TmToN TO THF PUBLIC ROAD IN A VJS^SSS* in Loron, 32. Gcylang Road, is a bicvdc
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    POLISH DEPUTY PREMIER BADLY HURT
    96 2 POLISH DEPUTY PREMIER BADLY HURT London May 12. GENE! a i, Bomkowikl (Polisl D Prime Minister) .< rioully wrounded during Saturday'* nir raid on London. if, ..ikiii^ with ompanioi to a friend's ftai i)"t inatead >1 entering Immediately remained ouUride in the •treef to watch t!i r raid A bomb
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    SPANISH ARMY CHANGES
    89 2 SPANISH ARMY CHANGES Madrid. May 12. Following his recent far-reaching administrative change*, General Franco to-day lamed a number of decrees, making changes in high Army posts. These include the appointment of General Ascencio Cabamllas. hitherto Hish Commissioner to Spanish Morocco, to be Chief of Army Stan. A now Commander- ln-Chiet
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    CZECH PILOT DOWNS 3 NAZIS IN A NIGHT
    240 2 CZECH PILOT DOWNS 3 NAZIS IN A NIGHT London. May 12 IT is now stated that another! German bomber was destroyed last Sunday night over Great j Britain, making a total for the night of eight, and a total for eleven nights of May of 132. It is also revealed
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    Why Eire Must Open Bases To Britain
    231 2 New York. May 12 AN appeal for the use by Britain ol i !lsh n n val bases is made by Professor iw MacMahon, fonnerly President ol tho Am rican Catholic Philosophical Association an open letter to Mr. de Valera publish^ 1! the
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    HITLER DISPLEASED WITH RASHID ALI
    71 2 HITLER DISPLEASED WITH RASH ID ALI Cairo. May 12. FE Berlin and Bari Radio stations, \vh the past week, devoted their six daily tram sions in Arabic almost entirely to the Iraqi tm last 'Sunday) night stopped abruptly all refd to the Iraqi usurper. Rashid Ali. and confin selves merely
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    SEIZED SHIPS TO CARRY SUPPLIES TO BRITAIN
    92 2 May MR. CORDELL HULL, in a letter :o the I Commerce Committee, urges that there s no restrictions on the use of foreign ships by the United States. Rear-Admirni Emery Land, chairm United States Maritime Commission, in 1 before the Committee last week,
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    London Can Take It
    217 2 London. May 12. FJEEPLY stirred by the vvan--11 ion destruction. Londoneis are, however, accepting' the situation calmly and v. dignity. The people's demeanour Is inflected in the entire pi attem] a." says Th e j ;aln with .id a re. ich knowi no wav- fed the
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    INDIAN AIR FORCE V.R.
    33 3 the Indian Dri r volunteer L-Fttfht Lieut. :hand (sec— d ri»• h i and „t his afficen ig i. to r.) p. uzchr. x»n(ilii 11. rt'.td\ to RO ItCODmiBSIHfC
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    55 3 ■ork. May 12 lew York Times Kay expresses m that the war Be won from ■•iti>h are able? H iIW punB from the air H they know Bir only alter■la barbarous Boiernbk' slaBit the Ger■ltpni;itivr to ■lent from the i merely to their leaders ■e up their I and
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    37 3 lork. May 12. ■rman Army in »ia is con. 1 ystematic !n oi looting "1011 of and property nd foli and Ameriegation )n British proiav^ been vioccordmo to B l0 the v tati from Bu- Reuter
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    A.F. IMPRESSES SOVIET WRITER
    89 3 A.F. IMPRESSES SOVIET WRITER fcITKP Moscow, May 12. Red Star." organ of the Russian hat the advantage the German short summer nights due to > k>s on the French coast is greater bomb loads earned by the Stirling. Halifax and I contributor praises the new hter, and says that it
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    More Big Raids On Hamburg, Bremen
    414 3 London, May 12. D A.F. attacks o# Hamburg and Bremen on Sunday night were made in good weather, it is learnt in London. Large fires were seen at both places. Other targets in north-west Germany included Emden. Docks at Rotterdam were revisited. H The
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    43 3 Washington. May 12. PRESIDENT Roosevelt is "leeling fine," according to reports from the White House. Although still v eak from the effects of his recent stomach trouble, the President wa.s well enough to-day (Mondavi to receive the Australian Prime Minister Mr. Menzies- Reuter
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    NORMAL AGAIN IN LONDON
    165 3 London. May 12. QITY workers on their way to offices to-day had to pick their way through hosepipes at few points where smoke from soaked embers still persisted, but in the streets generally, the dust and debris had already been swept aside and the rhythm of
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    35 3 London. May 12. It is learned In London that in South Abyssinia, the enemy has withdrawn from positions astride the road north of Wadala. where British troops have surrounded positions held by the enemy rearguard.
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    NAZI AIR BASES IN SICILY BOMBED
    226 3 Cairo, May 12. AX attack on Tripoli harlx.iir. completion of the occupation of the Rutbah area in Iraq and extensive damage to enem.v aircraft in Sicily are reported In an R.A.F. communique. It says that extensive damage was caused to cnomy aircraft on the
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    Daring Pilot Rewarded
    129 3 London. May 12. 4 gallant and mcc— iful attack on a large and strongly escorted enemy convoy last month gaini Uie bar to the D.F.C. for Acting Squadron Leader L V Atkinson. Despite intense anli-airerat: fire from the escorting vessels, he delivered the attack on the largest
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    GALA FILM PREMIERE AT THE PAVILION TO-NIGHT
    855 4 GALA FILM PREMIERE AT THE PAVILION TO-NIGHT AOPIBB "i Df Victor Purcell. poen Th« Blrtli of Malay*" were distributed to members of Lhe audience .1 pedal preview »f documentary nim.s Kiven by tiu* Department of Information and Publicity at the Pavilion Theatre on Sunday morning. The Birth of Malaya" is
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    People & Places
    85 4 People Places Top:- TNTEREST! 1 visitors to I S Exhibition i p a i n t i n S Ofßrcr H(1 at the >W Hostel y«si day moni I w ere Lady" ton -ind** 1 J B. Drew. They are* C with the ij L-ii this P-f« > on the
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    THE GIRL OF TWELVE
    727 5 THE GIRL OF TWELVE I room for a t paradox twelve li something of a paradox. ie m is decidedly a tomboy: the next of excessive femininity. She is Lanner of treasures that clutter reverthelett, these tropies are rigna lopment and a vital part of her net 1 rdt; g]
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    MYSTERY OF MAN'S DEATH
    280 6 H OW did Koh Kan Chuan. 40. *g*> April LI? Whs it due to a love BfIMT? Kim Cltuan wa.s B partner '>! 1 m All Ing in vegetable garcien v.'hicu they had leaaed from i< (JW fronting lo Ah F>'«. l|r th«*\ elurned home !«>»
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    Wholesale Purchasers To Register
    83 6 AN onter will shortly be made requiring the registration oi wholesale purchases ol "Regulated Foods." This order is j similar to the rice (RegistraI tion Of Sales and Purchases) ordei which has been in force In Singapore for the past six' months, except that at present
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    NEW SUMMER TIME PROPOSAL
    178 6 NEW SUMMER TIME PROPOSAL srCiGESTION that sum- A mer time, instead or being advanced by only ten i minutes, should be put for- i ward by 40 minutes is con- tained in a letter sent to the i President of the Singapore Kotary Club by a member. The member makes
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    Death Of Mr. Eu Tong Sen At 64
    392 6 Hont? Kontr. May 13. Eu Tong Sen, the multi-millionaire, Malayan tin magnate and Hony; Kong property owner, died sud-(K-niv yesterday afternoon, aired »>l.— Renter. Mr. F 1 r««f Sen. bom in Penan;/ on July 23. 1877. was the «on of a It-tulij'.
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      European Woman Hurt In Collision
      247 6 NUMEROUS traffic cases were heard befJ the district traffic magistrate. Mi r Whitton, yesterday. Alleged to have caused hint to a Euroi* woman, Miss Buchan, Gunn> 1 Jarru's T J O S driver of a military lorry, claimed trial and i defended by Dr. Withers-Pay
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      Bus Driver Fined
      110 6 A TRACTION Company bus driver was fried when he pleaded guilty to a charge of tfi driving. It was alleged by the prosecution that on Apr accused. Lim Boon Ling, drove an omnibus aiongl lang Road and at the junction of Kampong Bm in collision with a
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      Knocked Into Drain
      74 6 TENG Ah Heng, a motor-bus driver. Md his J suspended for one week and toed $29 pleaded guilty to a charge of neglige it (WJ colliding with a cyclist at Pasir Panjai Accused ran into a police constable tricycle. The tricycle was hit froir the rear the
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      Blames Dog
      84 6 SIM Tan Kee. a motor driver, told the trate. that a dog, coming in the v-*V. oI M vas the reason for his colliding into a si^jj the junction of Chang! Road and Beool; rfoat The prosecution could see no reas defendant should collide with the sign, being
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    Possessed Poison Indian Fined
    156 6 COR having in his possession poison- Indian, K. Pakiri, was fined fMJ, six weeks' rigorous imprisonment, magistrate, Mr. L C. Goh yesterd Giving technical evidence, the i«J ha( chemist, Mr. A. W. Burtt. stated ll f lte d covered arsenic in the medicines ua3 Pakiris house,
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    MILITARY CALLED OUT TO QUELL STRIKES
    760 7 \Challenge To Authority' 1(1 KOM OUR OWN REPORTER) KUALA LUMPUR, MONDAY THE STRIKE POSITION IN KLANG REMAINS QUIET WITH POLICE AND MILITARY REINFORCF ,F\TS STANDING BY THE SITUATION IN THE DISTRICTS GROUNDING, THOUGH IMPROVING. IS STILL UNSET E D \M) MILITARY AND MOBILE PATROLS
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    BRITAIN MUST BEAT NAZIS ON LAND
    163 7 London, May 12. "JJOMBIXG alone will never win the war. We must beat them on land," said Britain's tank chief, Major-Gen. Martel, Commander of the Royal Tank Corps, in an interview. Gen. Martel stressed the important part that tanks will play in final victory
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    RECALLS LONDON ROMANCE
    130 7 RECALLS LONDON ROMANCE Singapore Visitor (Tribune Staff Reporter! MEETING her fiance at a London night club in January last. Miss Pat Duffy, 28. blonde Australian stage actress, arrived in Singapore by air yesterday en route to Bombay where their romance will be fulfilled in marriage. Her fiance is Lieut. A.
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    SERIOUS STRIKE THREAT IN U.S. CAR INDUSTRY
    100 7 Detroit Mav 1 THE United Automobile Workers' Union to-day decided to call ft strike in 60 General Motors factories on Thursday unless its demands for wage increases are settled bv the munaeement before then Both sides have been negotiating (q Washington through th?
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    TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1940 THE WAR AT SEA
    385 7 TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1940 THE WAR AT SEA YET another landmark in the growing American aid to Britain— the slogan now is to deliver the tools, not merely to supply them— -which must in time prove as decisive as in the last war, is the reported concentration of an
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    ARABS FULLY IN WITH BRITAIN
    153 8 Ibrahim Alkali, eldest son ofl Mr. A. M. AlkaJT. of Messrs. Alkaff Co.. Singapore, arrived In Singapore from Hatlramaut yesterda-. There was a large gathering of prominent Arab^ at the airport to reoelTe him. Mr. A. If. Alkaft gave a dinner in nil honour at
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    60 8 Buenos Aires. May 12. "U7E want no new orders which are against liberty, human dignity and Christ," declared Dr. de Alvear ex-President of the Argentine Republic and leader of the Liberal Party, addressing a convention on the occasion el the celebrating of the on? hundrrd and seventh anrtary of the
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    LOS ANGELES LEADS
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    363 8 JOHORE is to spend several hundivd thousai big air raid shelter and evacuation scheme public, the Morning Tribune learns from relit The present plans under formulation are a tion of shelters and trenches for about 8.000 s It is understood that it is planned to have trench-shelters dug all
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    71 8 BRIGHT LIGHTS! "I.OVE AFFAIR" (At the Pavilion) OVK AFFAIR," featuring Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer. opened at the Pavilion yesterday fur a revival screening, and will be shown a^uin to-day at the 6.15 show only. Under the patronage of HE. the Governor and Lady Thomas and HE. the Commander-ln-Chief, China
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    AMERICAN PLANE SPEED-UP
    214 9 MORI than b.lf of Americas 1 amraft aie l>rofUirr«l within t.tniHMVs range of the Ix* Antefct City Hall. inside the boundartef of Lot \ngeles County aie five of thf nation's biggest air plane factori( -Douglas, I ockheed Korti American, Northrop and' Vulte* With other near-by plants tivy
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    The Birth Of Malaya
    100 9 nR. Victor Purcclis new poem entitled "The Birth of Maayu" which the author rccenty read out from the Singapore adto station, has been issued n pamphli t form by the Deartment of Information. R rtistically designed nd colour, thr lojni fl i A Masters and Prints
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    34 9 E Cairo. May 12. Abdullah ol Transjor- onally denied M per- that lie was shot during a quarrel »aq The Emir \s In excellent, are ascribed n» ircles in Cairo to agandUts." Reuter
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    DEFENCE IN MUSLIM MURDER TRIAL
    717 9 "IT would be a reflection on our community if a Shariia we? to marry a Syed. Halimah's father and I are Syeds. Kh;. ny Zaman was a Sharifa." Syed PtUh Ali Shah, Punjabi Muslim, who itandl c'.iruped with th murder of Khany Zaman. made this
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    You Cannot Lie To Government
    189 10 THE seriousness of not divul--1 Ping criminal convictions by those applying for positions under Government was fully brought home by two youths m the third court, yesterday before Mr. W. D. Carew. Both have learned that however long ago an offence was committed the police
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB DANCE
    62 10 THE Singapore Chinese Swimming Club will hold a social and a dance on Saturday at their new premises in Amber Road. Dancing will begin at 9 o clock, and it is proposed to make it a regular event Members are reminded that bookings for dinner close
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    Arab Residents Return
    68 10 Arab Residents Return FERE was a large gathering of the local Arab community at the Airport yesterday evening to welcome Mr. Ibrahim bin Md. Alkaff and Mr. Abdullah L.ajam. who arrived by air from Karachi. Mr. Ibrahim who is| the nephew of Mr. Hussein Alkaff, wellknown Singapore re-: sident. returned
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    Rotary Meeting
    45 10 TO -MORROWS meeting i>i the Singapore Rota r y Club will be a business meeting for rotarians only. Election <>i office bearers tor the year 1941-42 will take place. Members are also requested to bring up any .subject of importance for disi mission.
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    Chinese Military Mission Here
    175 10 T"~ HE following statement has been i»ued by tfc, Chinese Military Mission at present viMtuj M *The chinese Military Mission arrived at ?m ni Hotels the party left for Kedah on May 5. lUcyl nLsed throug?) Taiping, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpuri E^ckson Malacca and then reached Singapi]
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      367 10 CLASSIFIED ADS" From Page 1 1 i Miscellaneous i PROFESSOR ILMUDDJN leaves Singapore (hulidny returning to Rex Hotel in f, 1941. *No. 543H) J ANG RACEB. Bet and win on 'luck s" Selections eight for tl|-. A JMm convince you. On aale at Book StAll. way Station, Ipoh. (No. 483
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    176 12 NEWS FROM INDIA •A PROIIIJ draws 2 iraq is regartlefl Four}] Middle Eastern i lianlstta The pact is J Rood neighboj and not a m I alliance. iij signed on jJ 1937. The spe&ks gratulated thj ish Oov( m their p against Rashii and de butf I th e dtspatchl
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    15 13 :i barrister-at- .admitted to prac'n the High the ap- Green litres of r.R Nathan
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    India's Air Effort
    152 13 Delhi, May 11. IN a broadcast from Delhi last night Captain Leith a member of the Ginwala Committee revealed that diring th e first three months of the war Clubs had provided f 80 pilots for the I Indian Air Force while 130 hav c been Riven
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    25 13 Calcutta. May 11. J'HE Revenue Minister of Bengal has left here for Dacca to supervise relief work i n the areas 1 affected by riots.
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    GOVERNMENT OFFICERS CHARGED
    179 13 IA tori ion Alleged TAN YEW LENG, a temporary Revenue Officei, at--1 tached to the Food Control Office and Tan Ewe Chee. a supervisor in the Singapore Customs, whose duties also included the sxippression of offences under the Food Control Laws, were charged before Mr. J. L.
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    Savings Certificates Are Protected
    204 13 Savings Certificates Are Protected IN reply to complaints that Wai Savings Certificates have the disadvantage of currency notes, in that when they are mislead or lost one's savings and Interest are lost as well, Mr. T. Malley. chief accountant of the Posts and Telegraph! Department, states that every War Savings
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    432 14 SEVERAL more ties were played off in the S.C.C., S.C.R.C. and Y.M.C A. tennis tournaments, yesterday. In the S.C.R.C. veterans" doubles semi-final, between Tang Chong Gark and S. H. Tan (-9) and Soon Poh Leng and Chia Keng Tye i -3 1 which was continued yesterday, the former
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    336 14 SOCCER Campbell's Four For Airmen THE Airmen scored a four- nil victory over I Singapore Recreation Club, yesterday the Stadium, in a first division match mM goals coming from Campbell. The good goal keeping of F< 1 i n was J ly responsible for the fact that the -SRcj not
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    Y's Throw Award a Point
    138 14 Y's Throw Award a Point MISSED chances were the order of tte cm division 2A match between the Y.M.CJM the R.A.S.C. on the Y's ground yesterd^B game ending in a one-all draw. had only themselves to blame for not >M both points, having had the better ol im during both
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    WAN AHMAT DOES THE HAT TRICK
    94 14 KEEN opportunism on the P K among whom Wan Ahmal outstanding, enabled Customs B| tour goals to two, in a Div. 2 B W K Union ground, yesterday. It wu a keenly contest; exchanges were fairly even. Wnu» <■ better use ot their passes.
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    374 15 I BtjNRICH BALKE, former draughtsi nZ Hume Pipe Co., who appeared in oIt! vesterday, at the continued m k Vasr in which he was- charged I l ,y prints belonging to the Hume W i tinned and discharged. viruly. Consul foi the Nether- ad been making inquiries for an
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    16 15 Haji Zubir bin Haji Mohd. Amin has been appointed a ithl for the Settlement of Singapore.
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    97 15 CLERICAL UNION BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP IN a match that lasted nearly 1 two and a half hours Low Hock Kiat beat Goh Guan Chin 500-4 16 in the final of the Clerical l/nion billiards championship last night. By this win Low Hock Kiat be- j comes permanent holder of the L-hampionship,
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      209 15 SOCCER: Div I. Gordons v Loyals, Stadium; Manchester* v R.A. (te-ftc) Tanglln; Div. II A. Publishers v R.A.O.C, J.C.S.A; Div. II B, Airport v| S.C.F.A., SH.B.; RAF. < Kalians; i v Wanderers. Clerical Union. rENNIB: S.C.C., S.C.R.C. and Y.M.C.A. tournament. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the foliowing
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      186 15 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL! IV Vacancy for a Nurse. Applications are invited for filling the vacancy for Nurse at the Municipal Infectious DMMM i Middleton > Hospital Candidates must be fully trained nurses and possess the Certificate of the Central Midwives Board. The appointment will be in the Salary Scheme for Subordinate
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      191 15 Public Notices KICHAI TIN, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). DIVIDEND NO. 20. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Second Interim Dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, has been declared on account of the y par ending 30th September, 1941, and will be paid to Shareholders on the
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    259 16 .urn. \l.i> 1 HI \W raids on Benghazi, whetf sh.ps were attack* ami lir :ir ftft. starts on Ihr mole, w.rr MIC >«strnlav. stairs the K communique to-fM>. At Ifc-nina, three OW" ml MM other plane wen- set on tire, while at Berka direct hits v^e obtained on
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    239 16 London, May 12. DROOF that apart irom manpower contributions to Pnl fii hting ervices, the aid being given to Bntam by tr Dominions represents material support of the firs dimension is adduced by the weekly journal Economit which observes that Canada is Britain s
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    67 16 THERE will be no more black-out black eyes through bumping ir.'o lampposts if Hammersmith's "bright" idea is adopted. They have painted their posts with luminous paint which can be seen torty-five yards away. There are now 130 of them in twenty streets at Hammersmith <W.6> and it is claimed that
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    WEIGHTS FOR THIRD DAY
    137 16 FOLLOWING are weights for four i;»ces only of the third day of the Penaiig races: HOEBCS: Class 2 Div. I—6 furs. Counsel 9 7 Pro Patria Confidence Pure Gold »-H Deadlock 8.11 Cai iton 8.9 Exeve 8 8 Jwt On 8 S'afariland 7.13 Stella'! Pet 7.11
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    NO DEALINGS IN JUTE BAGS
    75 16 1 REGULATIONS appointing the Food Controller as a competent [authority for gunny bags, and prohibiting the Mrt* or put of gunny bags exceeding the cUnum sale price 10 be fixed the Controller from time to were gazetted last night Tlie order also pronioits r to
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