Morning Tribune, 15 May 1941

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    Masthead
    10 1 Morning Tribune Vo i 6 N<> *'■>• Thursday, May 15. 1941.
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    FRANCE ACCEPTS GERMAN TERMS
    200 1 FRANCE ACCEPTS GERMAN TERMS [Vichy. May 14. IKS terms to Vichy in eturn for the concessions recently were unani|v approved by the Cabiun this morning, states Ichy news agency. in presided at the v;.l followed a Admiral Darhm on id his visit to 5 of the negotiations ak< themselves felt
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    Thai Paper Warns Japanese Radio
    151 1 Thai Paper Warns Japanese Radio Bangkok. May It j 5 T«HF extreme resentment of Thailanders to the "shock- I tactics" iiropagnntfa of the Tokyo Radio is reflected in an I 5 editorial in the daily "Sieng I 5 Thai' which warns that if I I Tokyo persists in such propa-
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    Envoys Meet Matsuoka
    54 1 Tokyo, May 14.— For the first time since the Foreign Minister, Mr. Yosuke Matsuoka, returned from his European tour, he received the United States and British Ambassadors in separate interviews on Wednesday morning. Ambassador Grew called at the Foreign Office at 10.30, followed an hour later by
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    Only Contact In Southern China
    32 1 Only Contact In Southern China ".-Japanese' 'hina have so Chinese detach. ■>< defences '<niao moun•<;i informed A decisive batnorth ban} River wil mountain main bo ol China' ig k. still intact am Reuter
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    EDEN ON IRAQ
    204 1 EDEN ON IRAQ London. May 14. THE latest position in Iraq was defined by the 1 Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, in the House of Commons. Small forces of the R.A.F. at Habbaniyah successfully beat off an attack by Iraqi forces and are now in control of the whole area
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    BRITAIN'S FIRM STAND IN TRADE DISPUTE WITH JAPAN
    262 1 BRITAIN'S FIRM STAND IN TRADE DISPUTE WITH JAPAN LONDON, MAY 14. LOUD CHEERS WERE RAISED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS WHEN THE FOREIGN SECRETARY MR. ANTHONY EDEN, GAVE AN ANSWER TO A QUESTION ABOUT JAPAN IN A TONE WHICH ONE MEMBER WELCOMED AS SHOWING A DETERMINED POLICY WHICH WAS VERY
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    China Statement
    173 1 London. Ma> 14. An 5 suering u qurslinn in tli« J louse of Commons regard- J log relations hetween the British Government and the National Government of j huia mi Chungking i J Foreign I'mler -Ke< retary, Mr. K, Butler, uM, "Relations between onr two Govern- 5 merits
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    R.A.F. Blitz Heligoland, St. Nazaire
    251 1 R.A.F. Blitz Heligoland, St. Nazaire London, May 14. REPORTING yesterday's day. light raid by a British bom. ber squadron on the naval base and fortified island of Heligoland, the Air Ministry commit* nique states that the bomb* were dropped on jetties and buildings causing a number of fires. Machine-gun attacks
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    HESS: LATEST THEORIES
    271 1 London. May 14. IT is thought un'ikely that the Prime Minuter w ill set Hes\s Mho K being; treated u^ a woundfi prisoner of war. ♦ays Reuter'.s lobby corre*pon. dent. Mr. I. A Kirkpatritk the Foreign Oflftce ofTn i.ii who ha>; been seeing He^> li: DOl yH
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    SOVIET RELATIONS CAUSED HESS MOVE?
    665 2 New York, May 14. DEPOT <u,»,r.- r He.', -apade has -onsisleHtly held X^TaJn fe New York press si.u.- the late afternoon newspapers on^ Monday) J**"^ feature story all to-days morning papers after having dominated the new broadcasts last night. Tnc morning newspapers tensive f rom
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    CONFIDENCE OF GERMANS "MORTALLY SHAKEN"
    195 2 London, May 14. JdK genera] bewilderment at Hess's flight to Britain finds reflection in the leading articles in the morning papers which tend to echo the questions being asked throughout the world rather than to attempt to answer them. though t Ju* papers cautiously po
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    Big Enemy Losses In Shipping
    252 2 London, May 14. ENEMY shipping was continually attacked by units of the British Fleet and the R.A.F. during the week ending May 12. At least twelve vessels ranging from an armed merchant cruiser (sunk by H.M.S. Cornwall in the Indian Ocean) to patrol vessels destioyed
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    42 2 At a meeting of the council of the F.M.S. Posts and Telegraphs Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. Ltd., Mr. K. Banmugam was elected chairman of i t^ C council and Mr. 8. A Skelchy re-elected Hon. secretary ard treasurer of the society.
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    24 2 Gibraltar, May 14.— The new Governor of Gibraltar, Lord Gorl. assumed command on Wednesday and took the Oath of Allegiance at Government House.— Reuter
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    SECRET OF NIGHT BOMBING BEING SOLVED
    113 2 SECRET OF NIGHT BOMBING BEING SOLVED Loi d THE progress of rest arch in bating the night bombin nace was mentioned by the Secretary. Mr. Herbert' Mo speaking in London on Weda On the subject of night fi Mr. Morrison declared, "The:! been great achievemen told that research and <■••.■.:■;
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    45 2 Tokyo. May 14 Ji patches claim tha Ping-Fan, Commander oi ti nest 34th Division, hi prisoner by the Jap; got her With in. heavy fighting now pi southern Bhansi. uccordirig to the now tightening which vvai earli< r r< been flung round the Oi Reuter
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    How Bulgaria Fell To German
    367 2 London. May 1 1. MR. George RendeH, re- cently British Minister at Sofia, told the Press here today that there was good reason to believe that bombs v hich were found in his lugsage at Istanbul were of German origin. There were three borne* altogether,
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    98 2 This picture shows one of the medical aid posts which have now been established in 79 of the stations of London's deen underground railway. The patient, after receiving immediate treatment at the post, is being earned out of the station to a hospital by a member of the St. John
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    Gallantry Of British Seamen
    292 3 I London, May 14. I the merchant ships' trews who repulsed the pboal attacks and in many cases brought their ,mr! after hazardous voyages is recognised !s published in the London Gazette. One t an attacking submarine so effectively that it se r! firr a another
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    Nazis Try Scare Tactics
    148 3 Nazis Try Scare Tactics lomlon, Nn 14. If! operation! of (German forces in the Red Sea will av« to be rrrkoned with as rtsvH of (he development <j f the wtr in the Eastern lediterranean, it is officially in< nnced on t!ie German J bdto. Ever} ship thai -ails in
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    DEATH PENALTY FOR HOARDERS
    45 3 DEATH PENALTY FOR HOARDERS gking, May 14. Government has nc d th? death who hoard more o! rice. in re than 1000 sentenced to nment, those who n »00 picula to three lera of more than rear's impristnlo f han 50 piculs l 000 Reuter
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    Hess's Nephew In US. Ac-Acs
    27 3 K May 13. 1 i Hess, nephew is now serving totes anti-aircraft Panama Canal Mr. Gustav Hess, 'i°l920 died ln the Reuter
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    INVALUABLE SERVICES
    101 3 Chief Officer N. Houfton gets the 0.8.E. for invaluable services in helping to unload a transport which arrived at Borbera with troops and stores needed urgently for forces in British Somaliland. Other awards include Captain R. S. Kearon who lashed his Chief Officer to a spar when their
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    WESTMINSTER SCHOOL AN AIR RAID VICTIM
    287 3 London, May 14. I THE famous public school Westminster is the latest 1 of London '6 historic buildings of which severe bomb damage is revealed. The dormitory in which the historic Latin play takes place every December has been gutted. The dormitory, which dates
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    44 3 Melbourne May 14. The Victorian Cabinet ha.s decided to retain the old Royal Melbourne Hospital building as a casualty hospital and clearing station for the duration of the war. The Cabinet has announced a grant of £20,000 for equipping the new Royal Melbourne Hospital.
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    FOOD FOR 16,000
    115 3 The 100 U authorities of almost every sizable borough in Britain have now decided to set up centres to provide cheap and wholesome meals for people who*e homes have b e e n destroyed, and tor the local civil defence workers and school children. The pioneer centre
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    Uruguay Still Holds Vessels
    59 3 Buenos Aires, May 14. REPORTS received in Vichy that the Uruguayan Government i»ad rctiuned the Italian and Danish vessels previously seized, Ha f e proved incorrect. The Uruguayan Government Is not returning these ships but has merely permitted the crews to continue living on the ships
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    Minister Leaves
    33 3 Vichy, May 14. The Norwegian Minister in Moscow, who is no longer recognised by the Soviet Government, has left for Stockholm, according to a Moscow dispatch by the Lyons Radio.— Reuter.
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    31 3 Bombay. May 14.— The latest batch of Italian prisoners to arrive In India comprise 450 officers taken on the Eritrean war front. The prisoners include two generals and one admiral.— Reuter
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    Negligible Air Activity Over Britain
    124 3 London, May 14. AIR activiiy over Britain Jn.st liight was negligible. Pianos flew over the coa.,t at a f?w points but no bomhs were dropped fnni one end ol the country tu the other London li^d Its third quiet mghi in succession, this time without
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    Singapore Anzac Club To Open Next Week
    840 4 Australians m Singapore we looking forward eajerty to the opening next w.ek ol the Aneac club llw Thfl Clttb will have its hcadquai on one Of MM IATgC upstairs verandahs of the Victoria Memorial Mull rod chain and equipment have now beta provided
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    People & Places
    53 4 People Places T« taken l>ristenin»| i Saturday at Andrew thedral David Mick Mttfii si son of C and Mrs. Hi V. ."Morris. Left to ri ipt. J. i Ennls (U Mrs. G. Gnat, Ml i Morris b abj n The V< n. deacon (iral Whi tc i )iI l) t
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    Film Premier
    88 4 Film Premier i ni MPKR si D of SB.SM b f hi hu i over t" the' i Fund -»s v U !i of the I Bin i )rt 2 ot Tin* Called l-"^ (the Pa' [the t' e ruesdaj i"? Th i m!t and P" J v\ i..i I
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    Hot Weather Costumes In Four Types
    344 5 „mis carried out In pastel-tinted <n ,nd cotton frocks, backless lt frocks... all these are headline n world at present and, because weather fabric, such outfits are l() a large extent in cotton. The h ich were so much in evidence ue in popularity,
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    ideas for the fashion-wise
    144 5 ideas for the fashion-wise WASHABLE BLOUSES and skirts lepresent a fashion that ia steadily gaining momentum, the "mezzotint" flower prints on unbleached muslin for dirndl styles being particularly popular. Dark or deep colours are also liked for plain skirts with sheer cottons, such as dimity, for lingerie types of peasant
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    new fabric fashion
    112 5 new fabric fashion VYING for first place v/i'h the ever-popular whl e. blac* xnd black with white or 9lat with whit* and colours is a oomfng Hinrt fabric fashion worth watching. This trend is seen chiefly in otton fabrics, waffle pique taking the tewl in this respect. A heavy; black
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    Fashion Flashes
    458 6 fashion's s P .,tii,ht, this greek, playi on snarl ait«-n.oon bocks r u Phscillas No BEu Court, (Ist BOOT, entrance m Hill-streeu among Urn most distinctive of these being i powder blue wep*. charmingly finished with a draped effect at the v-shaped "p<*linLand with two quaint smocked pockets
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    FAVOURITES of the SMARTLY DRESSED
    144 6 QILHOUETTES that express new contours are the latest formal styles and designers are displaying great ingenuity an courage in their interpretations of Fashion's latest darling* the moulded line below the waist, and tunics. In so Ur us of these is concerned, that sculpted line around
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  • TO-DAY IN THE PHILIPPINES
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      SUGAR TURNED INTO FUEL FOR CARS
      396 7 (Tribune Staff Reporter) IWELVE Thai students who have graduated from Various universities in the Philippines are in Singaen route to their motherland where they will be Mgigned responsible duties by the Thai Government. n\' these students were sent out by their Governmerr for advanced
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      M. Baron In Hongkong
      44 7 London. May 14. H De Gaulle's representative m ar East, M. E. F. Baron, i n Hong Kon? to-day. I n have a scries of talks i h officials and Gen. De supporters, says a desi -he Independent French Reuter
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      ARMS WORKERS STRIKE IN U.S.
      36 7 Hertford (Connecticut), May 14. i reported that the majority i workers at Colts e Firearms Manufacturing strike for a collective agreement. i rica's biggest armar I les Is thus idle. i
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      CHINESE BANK DECLARES 6% DIVIDEND
      208 7 CHINESE BANK DECLARES 6% DIVIDEND QTEADY progress and a satisfactory year's working was reported to shareholders of the United Chinese Bank Ltd., at the Company's annual meeting held yesterday. Mr. Wee Kheng Chiang, chairman, presided and those present were Messrs. Ong Piah Teng, Lim Kian Beng. Tan Cheng Kiat, Thio
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      "Fight For Democracy" Urges Mrs. Roosevelt
      85 7 N«-w York, May 14. AMERICANS must make themH .stives -v ith.v to offer the orld an example that pra( IS vitality, thai has str. -til and, above all, that oeople who believe in democracy have the courage to flgbl and ciu U ne ed
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      Japanese Warned Against Optimism
      69 7 Kyoto. May 14. ALTHOUGH the Japanese-Soviet A pact has evoked adverse political repercussions in Chungking, the Japanese should, refrain from indulging in excessive optimism, said Dr. Kumataro Honda, Japanese Ambassador to the Nanking Government, to the Japanese press. Dr. Honda implied that he did not think
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      King's Nurse Dies At 88
      79 7 London. May 14. MISS Agnes Keyssr— Sis f er Agnes —who founded th? Kir» Edward the Seventh Hospital for Officers in London during the South Atrican War has died, aged 88. She n.irsea King Edward wn?n he was Prince of Wales and the present King
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    Morning Tribune THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1941 NAZI PARTY RIFT
    373 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1941 NAZI PARTY RIFT HESS is headline news all over the world, and will continue to be for some time to come. Goebbels' attempt to explain away the f%ht of Hess to Scotland as the meandering of a man stricken with a mental malaise fell
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    Jury Find Van Driver Guilty Of Negligence
    484 8 ttlamt'orcl K©»d < raah ptvtko their verdict yesterday, in me uoronei coun, m me (JIVING their whlch fi^ and an'R A F vanVeretvolved. when three Tamil Municipal labourers were killed, the jury said: •We find that the three deceased mot their deaths by
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    BREVITIES FROM THE COURTS
    357 8 FOR possession, without a licence, ol a 16 bore double barrelled Bon Eashir Ahmad Mallal was flntt) $10 in tnc nfth court< yes terday. It was stated that defendant v/as granted a licence for the gun in 1920. The licence was due for renewal in February
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    Tiong Bahru Mid Murder Trial
    370 8 A i:OLBLE murder in an attap hut in Tung in which the victims were an elderly woma Lin and a man named Tan Kim Chuan. wasl Assize Court, yesterday, before Mr. Justice Wori cial jury. Both 'were done to death while they slept t dead
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    JOHORE'S NEW HEADQUARTERS
    230 9 QNE of the best examples of British supremacy of the seas is given in the ability of Malaya to continue construction of large public buildings planned before the war, and which require a large amount of imported materials. Among the latest buildings to be completed very .shortly
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    CEYLON TAMILS AND PATRIOTIC FUND
    127 9 CEYLON TAMILS AND PATRIOTIC FUND AT the thirtieth annual genera] meeting of the Ceylon Tamils' Association, Singapore, which will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall to-day, the following resolution will be considered amongst other items on the Agenda: The members <»! the Ceylon Tamils' Association in meeting assembled do
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    Briton's Appeal In Tokyo
    108 9 Tokyo. May 14 THE Tokyo .supreme court yesterday morning began the hearing of the second appeal by Mr Vincent Peters, 47-year-old Briton. agaillft the conviction of the Osaka district court and the court lof appeal on charges of military espionage Meanwhile, as a feature ol ;mt!esplouage
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    Death Duties Exemption For Civilians Killal In War
    88 9 lioiulon. May 14. A CLAUSE to be inserted in the Finance Bill, the Chancellor of ih' Exchequer, Sir Kingsley Wood. stated in the House Of Common.^ yesterday, to make pr vision, in the as (jl a civilian WIIOM death was j due
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    S'hai Police Seize Contraband Goods
    70 9 Shanghai, May 14 More than $i,000,000 (Chinese) worth ot contraband copper uid tin was seized on May 5 :uid May 0 In two Buttlerfleid and Swire ressela from Bong Kong by the Shanghai Customs river i>« »i u*«*, if learned In Shanghai. The police raided
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    THE MAJOR And WALLY
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    NEW STRIKE DEVELOPMENTS
    190 10 rE Dejiartment of Imformation advise, lhat tfee t folloi* ini; develojmir>nt., fii*-* 5 oeruned in ioni)t'r(i.>'i \v t the pre><'nt strikes hy mjb- ber estate vorkers. On Monday, JV»;iy f I number of arresls u. y\l when the polire CAM ftp with jjangs of irtiiricSat^r 2 Many
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    Corruption Charge Against Public Works Man Fai
    711 10 A CHARGE of corruptly receiving $25 from Mr. C. N. Leembrugen. a c« tart manager, brought against J. L. Appadorai, PAVD.. sub-overs»r dismbmd by the third magistrate. Mr. W. D. Carew yesterday. A^ptdorai was defended by Mr. E. M. Tampoe-Philhps. Woo Mon Chew,
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    Bid To Save Sweetheart From Blaze
    136 12 IOHN ABHWORTH, J Rged I9i <>i a: Dtit -street. Preston, Lancashire, tried to break into a burning house -.far nil home, where hlfl sweetheart, Ifarnunei Davis. aged 20. was asleep. He was driven back bv the intense heat, rrd his sweetheart, her father, two
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    The Solitary Onion
    130 12 FIVE charges arising from the sale of an onion in a shop at Junction-road, Upper Holloway. came oefore the magistrate at Clerkenwell. Messrs. W. Prince and Sons < Provision Merchants*. Ltd., pleaded guilty t o three of the charges: Imposing a condition on the sale o* an
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    NAZIS KILL HAW-HAW'S FATHER
    66 12 NAZIS KILL HAW-HAW'S FATHER LORD HA W haws 11 father. Mr. Michael Joyce, has died from heart failure following the bombing of his home in South London. As Mr. Joyce died in a house in Under-hiil-road. East Dulwich, to which he had moved after being I bombed, "Lord HawHa\^" whose
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    106 13 Canon Seized Burglar mp- i"an r southampw n. L noises upststel l! dii m r -Jar ed him alcng rridorinto a priohapfl In the There h e E the n by peck and > ked »hal hi as do- in you were blinWnc parson, J cop gasped struggling man. ki
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    108 13 Batavia. May 7. ands Minister! have been very nusy short stay in Batavia. with receptions, •ind private interview. 'iey received a deputation from the ty, u Spokesman for whom said: excellencies 1 visit H<r Majesty's Govi brought closer to us. The imaye of has now become
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    909 14 |(i Ou'- Own Pcnang, Wediv DUNTERS had a go r noon to-day, S e second <i;ty of the Penang ia The litest dividend sura ;>aid by Authentic in the test race ii back< ra received $35 I win and $20 for a place. Other good
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      164 14 IN a one-sided game played on t :e Ftf I ground in Serangoon Road yostefl Post Office XI defeated the J.C.SA DJ goals to two in a DR 118 matcii One part of the ground was mi The Post Oftice pla-ed With undersw well deserved the victory. The J.
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      114 14 IMPORTANT XOTI€E r»l^^V^^^% are closintr their Retail Shop and Showrooms at On hard Rd •R> W- .^smWJ\/CJ Stocks must be cleared In T>th May regardless of cost. FURNITURE WILL BE MADE TO ORDER ONLY WW TtkTTF** *m GENERAL HI'ILDINCi COXTR ACTORS— 5 imi *4 5 we specialise in Interior work
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    62 15 Shanghai, May M. I S A x appeal to Britons i* 1 throofhonl China be- j i tueen the a^es of >0 and :iO. > married ;nid uisnmrrfed, Co i join th 0 fighting forces h. brcn issued by the British Ambassador, Sir Archibald
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    58 15 AT the next meeting of the Y.W.C.A. Fortnightly Club to be held on Monday at 9.45 a. m at the Y.W.C.A., Raffles Quay, Mi. L'Epagniol hsas kindly consented to speak. His subject will be "Men and Women on the battlefields of Waterloo' with special reference to the
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    204 15 Melbourne, May 13. FE Minister for the Army. Mr. Percy C. Spender, announced that, he iiaii had no advice about Australian troops being sent to Iraq. He added that the latest dispatch from General Sir Thomas Blarney reported that the military position in Libya, especially
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    791 16 ENEMY RETREATS TO OLD POSITION In Sollum Area The communique says: •Tohruk: During, a hn li offensive operation carried out by our troops from Tobruk, two German medium tanks were captured and many casualties inflicted on the Hicmy. UnL In Sonuni. the rfnemy has again withdrawn to his original position
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