Morning Tribune, 19 May 1941

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    15 1 sErr SALES EXCEED 4,5*0 DAILY Morning Tribune Vo 6 _No. 92, Monday. May 19 1041
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    My Deat Jack
    67 1 LONDON. MAY 18 AIRCRAFT LETTER SERI ROM TKOOPS <>F THE 1 I \ST TO BRITAIN WAS I RATED BY GENERAL SIR 5 VLB WAVELL IN A MES:o sift JOHN DIM BEGIN•\MY DEAR JACK," AND \o\ \> EVER ARCHU ,1.." :ral whim says the I WILL MEAN A
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    PURGE IN GERMANY
    196 1 I .onrion May 18. DEPORTS of an extensive purge m Germany and many arrests of Hess's associates are mentioned by the 1i.8.C. m a statement broadcast to Gerataity on Saturday night when tfie 1i.8.C. stated that the full n p+r\ of all statements made hy ftadolf Hess
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    AOSTA MAY SURRENDER ALL ITALIAN FORCES IN AMBA ALAGI AREA
    398 1 AOSTA MAY SURRENDER ALL ITALIAN FORCES IN AMBA ALAGI AREA CAIRO, MAY 18. •[•HE DUKE OF AOSTA HAS SENT EMISSARIES TO SEEK TERMS OF SURREN IER FOR THE WHOLE ITALIAN FORCES IN AMBA ALAGI AREA. THIS WAS ANNOUNCED IN A COMMUNIQUE FROM BRITISH GENE lAL HEADQUARTERS, CAIRO, ON SUNDAY, WHICH
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    MILITARY AGREEMENT BETWEEN FRANCE AND GERMANY: REPORT
    411 1 THE extent of Franco-German collaboration and its ultimate intentions will be revealed m a joint communique which will shortly be issued, says the Berlin correspondent of Information. The correspondent adds that m Berlin, it is claimed the French have a perfect right to
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    JAPANESE SUFFER BIG LOSSES
    152 1 JAPANESE SUFFER BIG LOSSES I Peking. May 18. TEN days' heavy fighting 2 .south of Shansi resulted J m the Japanese forces snr- I rounding the Chinese on the J 5 north bank of the Yellow 1 River m a wide semi circle with a 50-mile arc along the 2
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    20 1 ANKARA, MAY 18.— IT IS RELIABLY REPORTED THAT THE GERMANS ARE REINFORCING THE GARRISONS AT CHIOS AND MYTILENE. REUTER
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    "Everything For Britain" — Ickes
    58 1 "Everything For Bri tain Ickes New York v Mr Harold l Ickes. declared thai i state aa l give I Bti\ thing" he Ided, 'I i the life 01 I ol our commo to a Central Park gat lerl I an American* 1 I I tlir V I battle. We
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    U.S. AIR CHIEF IN CHINA
    29 1 M:i: May IS.--Brigadier General Henry Clagett. Com-mander-in-Chief ol the United .States Air Force m the Philippines, by plane frotr. Hongkong Idepartrd for Chungkl Reuter
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    Secret Report On Norway's Plight
    547 2 PCONOMIC h*v< Norwegian experts i confidential memorandum which hag reachec Stockl 10l which c pie an Bf lecretfyj uadtatod Man W* significance ol tWa fporl thatj ,i ptradicts near!: all ti nnan statements con-j .lit i«.n, to Nazi oi N ay. Thus, while th- q
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    DISMISSAL OF VICHY MINISTER
    66 2 DISMISSAL OF VICHY MINISTER OtU a, May r!E dismissal of the Vichy minister In 3ttawa is demanded In ar. editorial article In the Montreal Ossrttr on th ci ground that he la ••nov j al) lotenl and purposes a re. presentative c( the German High Com-' mand." The same paper
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    Extensive Raids By RAF In Middle East
    207 2 Cairo. May 13. EXTENSIVE ftghterpatrois were carried out by R.A.F. and Booth African aircraft on Friday, -ays an RAF communique. Enemy mechanised columns and troon conceives were machine-gunned and considerable damage caused Two Meeserschmitts were sh I down by RAF. fighters and a
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    'Fluid' Warfare Round Capuzzo
    335 2 JX the Western Desert, the focus of the fighting nov around the frontier and though a few German parti still on the Egyptian side of the frontier, the mail ;nt( between the frontier wires and Fort Capuzzo and a half on the Italian side. titing i-
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    Russia's 'Home Guard'
    70 2 Russia's 'Home Guard' Moscow, May 13 MASS Home Guard 5 m which a qu 1 Osoaviakhim (Civil del teem) participated, h. concluded m the Mos< One ol the main exercises was the land! port planes and grou chutists near the mdi of Mites Schchi The newspaper Intestla Bm that, despite
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    FLASHES FROM IRAQ
    112 2 FLASHES FROM IRAQ THL Iraqi War Minister left Ankara on Friday ni^ht. I ports the German radio Italian planes have arrived i Iraq aerodromes according to i Istanbul dispatch to the Ttalii m ws agency. It is understood that MBM aditional German aircraft har« MM ed m Syrian air base*
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    Ceylon Planter Murdered
    61 2 Colon M ADMISSIONS or I suspects arrested fl with the murder, a pUnter. Mr. C. AG P fl on Stelleberg Brtatj 1 were made on Sa' ..M Mr. Pope was ambus.. w m time and clubbed to c m tate labourers. staflol He served m the 1
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      62 2 IMATRK T I \TION tad SENIOR CAMBRIDGE Day and E-rninjr Tuiv-.o*i PITMAKI -T se tion, mi. possible by their system of 7 idfc Idual tuition wtdoh "i :tb: tude Pi ogress rapidly. F.r M ttton, pity UI I a (few Colleg tdy Deti nd edt I•" oo &ifl M o*
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      48 2 >*uadron Leader B ..(T'dM Hallett. RAF. ha* to write letter* *W ifl permitted te 4 i^n>u:;h the ch.f-' M quarters. Royal M lost, but to m." j tial cettesaendcnce a Headquarter-, nrm- fl ♦o telephon: Si fl sentatives «fl Hu*he-Ha!'ett ft H im eorresaond 1 /-.inner b- ■•>•• «;fl
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    PREMIER STUDIES HESS REPORTS?
    277 3 LONDON, MAY 18. I CULL REPORTS OF THE STATEMENTS MADE BY RUDOLF HESS AFTER r LANDING IN SCOTLAND HAVE NOW BEEN SENT TO NO. 10. DOWNING ■STREET, FOR THE PRIME MINISTER TO STUDY. SAYS THE DAILY TELE ■GRAPHS POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT. Their is a long account of
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    NAZIS SUSPECT BUCHMANITES
    94 3 London. May 18. iJucHANiTE members of the Dutch Na/.i party m P Holland arc to be ••investigated." The Dutch Nazi leader. Mussert. lias it id his followers that the so-called Oxford Group Movement Is probably "to be looked upon as a new variety of freemasonry disguised under
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    Turkish View Of German Threat To Syria
    145 3 Turkish View Of German Threat To Syria Ankara, May 17. j 1 rurkish reaction to the litest dt \rlopments m Syria leatctee m a comment by u 'en.us|).ip<. r (umhuriyet which untes u > are rcadv to defend J namtiy. with or without '•*»«n help, m the event of our
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    Hamburg Chief Target Of R.A.F.
    214 3 London. May 18. rIE port and shipbuilding works In the Hamburg industrial area Mannheim and Ludwigshafen were again the objects of specially heavy raids during the week ended dawn May 16. On the night of May 10 the whole dock area of Hamburg was once
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    CATROUX ON TREASON OF MEN OF VICHY
    315 3 India to join him m expressing disapproval of the action of Ra*hid Ali and his clique. The Nizam points out that Rashid All has offended against one oj the most solemn precepts of Islam v/hich is honour ol the pledged word. Reuter Cairo,
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    IRAQ OIL NOT DECISIVE
    136 3 IdpsCQWi May UI. REFERRING to the possible necessity voiced by British circles of flooding and destroying the Mosul oilfield, the Red Star, organ ol :.h Soviet Army, says; "Under the control of Britain and (be U.itcd States there would .still remain the most important oil regions
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      132 3 fW% i torn* V^eoaM*, y.X^ ?U JTv^"* Sl Ik,I,NA f'YCI.ES arc nil precision tm It m England. SmYkW imti -Standard Model Si I.vixp is IllU ti ied .Ms.. Sport* KW »A Models „m- available I>e pit.- their h: r h quality VaJ /l"l\7 Wl\m STARINA i r e a Low
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      "Country Fair" Party To Entertain Servicemen
      890 4 "Country Fair" Party To Entertain Servicemen rr's not ofivn th.it women guest can turn up at a party dressed m anything from .shorts to a formal evening gown and be correctly turned OUt ior the occasion, but tins we.s the ca.se at a "Do" given by th** Kings Association ;«t
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      RIVAL NETBALL TEAMS
      83 4 Ai.ove: The two .net baM 1 teams that took pari hi match at the party Riven b> the Kings Association on Friday night. 1 Back row, left to right:— Messrs. G. Pickles. V. Cl.y- i ton, K. Emmitt, If White- house, II Carter, W Ellis. C. Tennent
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      HERE THERE
      125 4 HERE THERE The Rev. Dr iK. L. Archer I and Mrs. Archer i are thoroughly j enjoying their i leave at The i Knoll", at BrasS tagi. They left S on the 28th. of last month. j Mrs. R. H. I l P i c k eri n g i
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      50 4 New consignment of American drcssfs c.v. afternoon frock, tourquoise, jersette. Slimming I'atou cut. I Outsize 545. J ll Irl Mil vl s _1 <^^^w t^Aw —m—\ -|V Ite comfortable! Look charming! Set? the new collection of luxurious Chinese brocades. Ideal lor house-coats and hostess j WASSIAMULL'S 1 31-33 HIGH STREET
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      53 4 r o^<p3 cty^^^ <^y^ t Nu l 'sv^J m %^^Knittin^''' "The slogan to remember, the slogan that mean Nursery Vivella Knitting Yarn. First »VOuri for knitted garments, it keeps its lambkin sow- and pleasant texture however often you wasi f. —Nursery Viyella Knitting Yarn comes m Obtainable from all First
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    RECIES for your COOKERY SCRAPBOOK
    390 5 RECIES for your COOKERY SCRAPBOOK PSEWIVES who have to contra and cents irlll welL the collection of recipes ii here this week. Most deliC .ill Is, perhaps, the follower a 'Chicken'" Pot. This is piu 7 way of disposing of an "CHICKEN" POT f the 1 >wl as for boiling
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    guide to low-cost healthful meals
    301 5 guide to low-cost healthful meals I HEALTHFUL meals are more a matter of wise > planning than of big expenditure. Below we E tell you what to serve each day for grown-ups S and children over five years. 1 :Mi!k:- 1 qt. for each child; 1 pt. for each J
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    childrem will enjoy this BREAST OF MUTTON WITH VEGETABLES
    336 5 childrem will enjoy this BREAST OF MUTTON WITH VEGETABLES TO make this inexpensive dish required ingre- I I clients arc:— \y% lbs. breast of mutton, i carrot. 1 onion, 1 cauliflower if available 1 lbs potatoes, pinch of dried herbs, l oa. Hour, scrap of mace. 4 tablespoonfuls milk, wit
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      108 5 jiofe. *tf" \mlßmm\^T^^^Sm^lßmmm\W^-' WLtR JEStk IkmW u\\\Mkilt' '<£' AmMMP ja&wfyfr S.^~SBWOWWai^^ftPßnißnfPW.'Qfl^FT g^^^^g _H^_^_EHr^ _JW^\ 4_Cm_, -il ,-HJBu_ o w 687^ .ywfl HH^ j«v* 4i*M_HHl_nA>y^V y All the best breakfasts incude AUSTRALIAN BACON (bacon and eggs, kidneys and bacon, haddock and bacon and bacon on toast. In fact, v hat ever
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    Services' BREVITIES
    593 6 Services' BREVITIES II •*1 Imi|ik COl H niatehes aie down for decision m t htf f McKwan Billiard* and Darts League! dvi ing the forthcoming week, ihej are Loyal* versus Royal ArtiMery,s *< baugi, Royal Engineers, I haagi against Pori j Canning, Manchester Regiment and Royal j Engineers (Pulau Brani)
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    British Party's Perilous Journey From Greece
    502 6 British Party 's Perilous Journey From Greece Alexandria. Maj ig. THE last British party to leave Greece after the evaa had been completed has arrived safely m Alexandria -h_*_ a schooner alter experiencing very toush sea perils during^ 18-day trip. Poking through the stormy Miters of the Aegean, bombed and
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    Travellers Arrive From Iraq
    140 6 Travellers Arrive From Iraq I DASSENGERS by air who left r Lydda, Palestine airport, and Basrah on Thursday, arrived In Singapore during the week-end An American merchant from Turkey who is returning to the U.S.A. with his wife by air told a Tribune reporter that Turkey was noticeably pro-British. He
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    49 6 The eleventh annual general "n of the Ramakrishna MisSingapore will be held at the Mission pn n No. 9. Morris on Tuesday evening' at 6 The bli meeting includes the adootion of the tie Advis Committee count! tor ipit year aad Advisory Comcee and for the curl rent year.
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    REVISED RATES OF POSTAGE
    147 6 REVISED RA TES OF POSTAGE REVISED rates of postage oni mail letters and postcards cj into force from to-day A* dale showing the new rausi postage is on view at -0 n Office. kJ I The more Important are:— g All destinations served o» ISh Overseas Airways Corps tion: reduced
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    'SEE YOURSELF TO BE REPEATE
    39 6 A REPEAT 1 A mi island I vfll be given I the Victor a TV I addition to tl M ranged for y- the^fSt ti Vm h?d to^e't... *jl day night 0-<- evening. 1
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    STRIKE SITUATION IMPROVES
    161 6 STRIKE SITUATION IMPROVES i S (From 'Mir Own Retort*.- i i X ah Lompur, Sunday j |JINQUntIBB made m fd 1 bla affected areas atit m S Klang and Kuala l.umpur-j this evening reveal that there' has been a very marked a»l provement m the strike) situation m both areas
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      234 6 LOCAL RADIO HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK TO-DAY 715 p.m.: For the Australian Forces." 7 30: Singapore Music Hall. 9 35: London relay; "The Stones Cry Gut— No. 3 Glasgow." TUESDAY 7 15 p.m.: Talk by G. H. Addison or. Vegetable Growing. 7 55: -Flying High"' Part 2 8.45: Talk. "My
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    U.S. Planes Ready For Fight Few Hours After Unloading
    550 7 R.A. F. Determined To Take Air Offensive R.A.F. Determined To Take Air Offensive London TEN fast-working British mechanics take newly arrived American fighter planes out of their packing cases, ft wing?, fuselage and armament together and m a few hours have
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    UNDERGROUND NERVE CENTRE OF LONDON'S FIRE FIGHTERS
    265 7 UNDERGROUND NERVE CENTRE OF LONDON'S FIRE FIGHTERS London. ■HE Ie achievements which London's firemen have m their rront-line battle against incendiary bombings isa story both of courage and organisation. Just as the mili' Ur services themselves depend upon a high degree of coordination, so sight m arranging London* (ire fighting
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    50PERCENT. INCREASE IN DUGOUTS
    201 7 Chungking. CHUNGKING is building mow dugouts with a view to in* creasing the aggregate capacity to contain 450,000 persons by the end ot* March. This figure represents a 50 per cent, increase over the total capacity last September. The Executive Yuan has recently approved a petition
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    Morning Tribune MONDAY, MAY 19. 1941 HESS'S PEDIGREE
    327 7 MORNING TRIBUNE MONDAY, MAY 19. 1941 HESS'S PEDIGREE JX our own humble way, we m this pari of the world too have contributed to the growth of the vast literature that has already enveloped Hess. The most sensational story after Hess's flight frond Germany is the one emanating from Singapore
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      55 7 MME EXAMINATIONS. EXCLUSIVELY. r^TttMii'.??'*" unrmi TtFz- ,tfh n^ THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. I. Arcade Building R V THOMPSON, D.O.Sc. «Do(tor of Ocular Science), t-uropean Clinical Experience. Mik^^^^JJMrT' z *~~^^lß!Silv*7"ti** _B_s_a_^_ 7-^— J -~_tfi^__M_i_it_i _r^^^s»a mm mH' jHP^^S*^^B»Bß^m* y f* I l_^_^_Bg^B_E pPr^^Wpp_i yjtj^ l- JM fJ_P -^T7^-'^l_^J^^M iL^_m_m__hl vhv v ■'^i
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      26 7 jlgk SAFEGUARD WmM YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED: ASSURANCE CORPORATION SHCURITY PIUS SIR via Head Office- No. I6D Cecil Street, HNOAPOBB, ss. MOOT MO. vim.
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    "FIGHT FOR FR OM" EXHIBITION ON TOUR
    10 8 "FIGHT FOR FR OM" EXHIBITION ON TOUR >.. 0 il rom
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    Exhibition Now Ipoh
    226 8 Exhibition Now Ipoh PARRYING miniature war weapons, remarkable photographs how .Malaya figures m the fight, a caravan is travelling a "Fight Pot Freedom" display sponsored by the Ministry of i' pid i] i entgl •ii ough the pens Information. Th i (Tort i i ited, attracting) show, Th< the exhib
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      133 8 CAN YOU AFFORD AN UNINSURED LOSS h% South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tel. 51)26 Finiayson Green Th« Cathay Habit" Dine and Dance In The .£j3ffl» Delightful "Currier" condition- i^JjS^^a. j \ir— -as bradng as that of J^^W^^mk (.micron Highlands /^d^^^|\ COMMENDED BY CONNOISSEURS i i NO ADMISSION CHARGE DURING THE
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    America Support For C.I.C.
    143 9 America Support For C.I.C. Chungking. MOVEMENT to support the rhinos*' industrial Cooperatives is now afoot m the United States and a committee for this purpose was recently formed m Los Angeles and Hollywood with Mr. Lin Yutang, famous hinese write., as chairman, according to a letter received from i ln*
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      70 9 t 4 J BY WALT DiSNEY J 3 [r^^sE^ouTii ]py -£33f $<\ HERE, S by 1 7..", V/ >-" NR* WV 7 I v^ J r //T'M«rriLi PUZZLED' l tV i L y y\ t \\n miK-1- V /(No-yVc5:3 y j ,;to 1 r ON/ /> CARRY ONE OF ~7\
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    FOOCHOW UNDER NANKING REGIME
    196 10 FOOCHOW UNDER NANKING REGIME Shiukwan. MO-JAPANESE troops under r General Huang Ta-wei OQ tho Kwangtuiitf-Fukien border arc leaving for Foochovv to 'garrison that town m the name of Wang f'hing-wei and the Nanking Government These mercenaries are now clear of the Province ol Kwangtung. To place Foochow under the Nanking
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    NEW FRENCH AMBASSADOR TO CHINA
    78 10 NEW FRENCH AMBASSADOR TO CHINA Chungking. lIHE National Government has agreed to the appointment of M. L. de Robien by the Vichy Gov•rnment as French Ambassador to China to succeed M. Henri Cosme. i he incumbent, who has been slated French Ambassador to Moscow. The new French Envoy to China.
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    84 10 /MIINA Is producing more liquid v fuel than ever before, ou lis m Kansu Province alone are turning oul 60.000 gallons a month With the forthcoming Installation "i new machinery, the monthly •input Is expected to reach 450 000 gallons, or 5.400,000 gallon! a year. With regard t (J alcohol
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    39 Age Group Being Called Up
    83 10 London. May 17. ANOTHER big registration for A national service is taking place to-day. Men of 39 aa c registering, and they will have an opportunity of exposing preference for any branch of sendee— the navy, the army or the R.A.F.. the police war
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    Vichy Sacks Famous Air General
    45 10 Vichy Sacks Famous Air General GENERAL Pierre Weiss. famous French airman, who saved Colonel Lindners from the crowd when he landed at Le Bourget afer his historic flight, has been dismissed from his post, says a Vichy message He is succeeded by nmeral Jean Romanet.
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    CATHEDRAL RESTARTED
    84 10 WORK on Guildlords new 1200.000 cathedral, started four years ago and interrupted by the war. If to j4o forward. Permission has been given by the authorities for the supply oi the necessary material to continue building up to and including the roof. When finished ther will be no
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    21 10 fHARLES thirty as a tali •ced r 0 years' p^ «de for iooti a bombed 5 Leicester The 'udeei Justic
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    51 10 PILOT 01 colm U Hendeison, missing m Pa May. is now j killed Id acts He m j son ol Air V she! asd Mi colm Her.4 Salisbury. His fath aware!' 1 th m tn Wh at B.oooft. below tbt I struck M and retained cfl landed J.O00: hind
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      299 11 a itions Vacani__! SSI Ie mit for Private P P.O. Box! I L No. 580H) ,frigei>itor Tribune. m v (NO. 579H) 1 I Employment ■few tasS A^'c at Stockist P Malajia 1 L NO. 542H, pore i PS? 1 -ys t foi Mandarin IMoni ilinoation, rribune. Singa599H, v TE^CHP.R. Senior
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      688 11 Wanted WANTED National Geographic Magazine, July and August, 1938 copies Kelly Walsh. Singapore. (No. 558H> TWO YOUNG BACHELORS wish to meet young ladies, view friendship. Reply Bra 650 cTo Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 491H) WANTED TO PURCHASE Ladles Wigs, modern styles for amateur theatricals. Apply Box No 678 c,o Malaya
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      704 11 To Let SEA side. Pasir Panjang Road 112. to l#t, louble and single well furnished rooms, hoard opt. Appjy within. (No. 589H) FULLY FURNISHED. 2 bad JOO**. MMt monthly $40 24. East Coast Road Aoply to No 609. East Coast Road. Singapore. between 4 ti p.m. (No. MOH) TO LET
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      698 11 For Sale FOR SALE Underwood standard type- writer 10" carriage, apply 10S, Sungei Besl Road. Kuala Lumpur, after 5 p.m j (No. 83dH) WORLD'S best VIOLIN. BASS gut strings stocked, dumble. Special discount for dea. left Gomes Co. Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur (No. 537H) FOR SALE Ou© Ladys bicycle In
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      428 11 i ON THE j SINGAPORE ZHL tt| m. 13.13 kcs. /Hi' 1 30 96 m. 9-69 roles ZHt* I 4* '18 m 4,175 mlcs. ZIIP 3. M m fjf m'ea. LONDON OSV— I7 81 rocs; 16 84 metres GSF— IS 14 on 4 19 81 metres 1 (From 6.1') p
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    Cavalry Swords For War Armaments
    82 12 Lonc'on, May THOUBAND cavalry SWO rd, have been released by the War Office for the Ministry Supply's scrap metal campai-n unci will be converted without iav into new munitions. These .words, which wero In the last war, are of tine q teel M -so are
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    27 12 Washington. May 16. The Treai.i v next week is refunding 900,000.000 of August maturities tnd U a.' do borrowing at least 5500. 000 ,0*30 of new money
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    101 12 T HEHE a n i ohelterK< Hegioi^i c Cv? v The: U do n Pubuc Play menu. ted m '4' Gin' mone, U space; l5 c -rr y Srearms. x' 6 c arryi birds 1 even q P r ams, 0r an furnit tc 2 other than Stools, CDVfI
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    29 12 GERMAN! declare United I try to a York to a and block Ing of wari Britain, i Charles I mer chiefl the Amefl tal, P^ l New Yak.
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    21 12 roOTPRfI i snot] the home rtM -old Kent, !a w In tit ROCM leave c irriaie. men 11 ed ffl
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      125 12 II O BIGGEST SINGING _SURPRISE-A'l-AV WORLD LATEST GIFT TO THE »i\<;as>»zii: imiu.k j IS THE DISCOVERY OF ijjSfcvi M,SS FADILLAH 'It'" (.->ld«m Voice Crooner I a! i SHE WILL STEiL YOUR M |W* *V Hr^AKT AWAY BY HER _f .VM.ODIOUS SONGS AT THE t JbT j WfeCw IX)-NIGHT DANCE to
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    PLAN TO DEAL WITH WOMEN "CONCHIES"
    202 13 PLAN TO DEAL WITH WOMEN "CONCHIES" THE Government is working on a plan to deal with women conscientious objectors who refuse to join the scheme for registration ol all men and women not I on defence work. No statement wi.i be made until the new Order is Issued At t
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    LIVED ALONE IN 80-ROOM MANSION
    168 13 LIVED ALONE IN 80-ROOM MANSION ROBERT Hewson was 78. He lived alone at Trent Court, an 80-room mansion near Tun bridge Wells. All his life he collected antiques. The rooms were filled with them. Every day he walked from room to room rearranging the furniture. An odd-job man employed at
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    Registration Of Food Purchasers In Johore
    307 13 AN order called the Specified Foods < Registration of Purchase* Order is to come into force lin Johore. The order refers only to the following foods:— Bacon, fresh butter, frozen beef, frozen mutton, frozen butter, frozen fish. Anyone who buys these foods 'regularly m
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    U.S. TRADE MENACED, SAYS ROOSEVELT
    144 13 U.S. TRADE MENACED, SAYS ROOSEVELT Washington. May 16. INTERNATIONAL trade m the I world dominated by totalitarianism" would be merely a weapon for agM.rcs.sion, declared President Roosevelt on Saturday m statement m connection with Na tional Trade Week. The United States, he asserted must defend democratic principle! and "continue Its
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    COMBINED AIR FORCE SCORE NARROW WIN
    378 14 < S.C.C Lose By 15 Runs i IN a thrilling finish, the Com- billed Air Forcc-K.A.F. and IRA.A.F. defeated the S.C.C. at cricket by the narrow margin Oi 15 runs at the S.C.C. padang, yesterday. The match was originally scheduled to be a two-day
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    RANGERS WIN SCOTTISH CUP
    113 14 Glasgow. May 18 4 CROWD »J tt.OOO saw Glasgow Ran •> 'Mm; twice within il to nin ii to beat fteai i I 2 to retain the Scottish a. iati m Football Cup Hampoen Park on Saturday Th( Rangers' forward sent m thl tsl i. cc
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    Serangoon Lads B.P.
    132 14 DLAYING at the CU. Hall last week the Seimnfftoii Lads B p arrowly d- leatcu Uk Hurricane Lt. cy tow |unu« t:> three i results S .l.b.P. olßjoik mentioned m. 1 1 ttnglM: Lee Van Kvaeg beat I aathan ba. M Swyny 12- h 15- 6. It,
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    SOCCER TRIAL FOR WAR FUND
    147 14 A FINAL trial to select the Business Houses' team to meet th 3 Chinese Athletic m a war fund soccer match on Jj.ne 22 at the Stadium will be held to-day at Fairer Park. The following players are asked at attend. Probables: Kum Wah Tuen
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    S.R.C. Tround The Chinese
    215 14 DLAYING on their own Mnd trounced the SCR .C. by l nm lfce yesterday. K^uns. at G. Clarke top-scored for the SPr runs, while R. Thoy bowled well tn^J wickets for 23 runs. ca P tlJ i The scores: S.R.C Roy Bain c Keng Hock b
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    CHINESE XI
    74 14 The following will be the Combined Chinese team to meet the South China F. C. at Anson Road Stadium on Thursday. The tourists are expected on Wednesday. Low Ah Sang «C.A.»: Boon Soon San iC.A.>. Tan Ah Poon < S.C.F.A.'; Kee Yew Leng < S.C.F.A. >. Choo Seng
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    28 14 The cricket fixtures yesterday between the Police and the Arm at the Depot, and the Ceylon Sports Club and the Australian Air Force at the CS.C. were cancelled.
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    143 15 decided m the Singa- ::I pionhips which were B ca union courts yesterday. ,ver In the doubles event a pair retired when the B through close finishes were m \iits-m-0^ Sum ChoflO (Merridale. beat B Merridale) 15-6. 12-15. B (Marigold) beat N. Nobutoshi I 2 15- G; Richard Lee
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    GERMAN IN GREECE
    42 15 London^ May 18. GERMAN has been made a compulsory language m Greek schools at the suggestion of Professor Logothetopolos Vice-President of the "quisling" Greek Government and tempo raiy Minister of Education according to the official German news agency. Reuter
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    U.S. Mining Troubles
    42 15 New York. May 18. FE United mine workers of America have ordered 100.000 hard coal miners to leave the jobs on Monday, because the union and the Pennsylvania anthracite owners have failed to reach a new contract agreement. Reuter
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    Returned Evacuees Barred From School
    5 15 Returned Evacuees Barred From School
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY
    90 15 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY E tor the folB For partif Closlaa June 1341. isa CJNCAH. DESPITE a warning from the Board of Education, Gateshead Education Committee have reaffirmed their decision refusing reidmission to the secondary school to evacuated children returning from reception areas. The Board had warned the committee: "A decision to
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    Chinese S.A. Win S.C.F.A. Cup
    258 15 Chinese S.A. Win S.C.F.A. Cup mrrSES^S S^ I 5 Amicable AA. 0. (JHINESE Sports Association found little difficulty to qualify for the final f the S.C.F.A. Cup competition; when they trouncea the Amicable Athletic Association seven-nil m a semi-final at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday The C.S.A. will now meet the)-—
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    CHINESE BLANK AUSSIES 3-0
    355 15 CHINESE BLANK AUSSIES 3-0 THE standing of teams m the Baseball Leagues is as follows: MAJOR LEAGUE W L Pet. Americans 1 0 1.000 Chinese 1 o i.ooo Canadians 0 1 .000 Australians I 0 1 .000 Japanese I x x .xxx MINOR LEAGUE Loyals 1 o I.OCO Japanese II
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    'Uneasiness' In U.S. Coal Circles
    99 15 'Uneasiness' In U.S. Coal Circles Jjfcß York, May 18. MR. William Davis, Vice-Chairman ot" the National Defence Mediiation Board, on Saturday called a meeting of the negotiating com- mittees of the southern soft coal 'owners and the union because the board felt "some uneasiness* with regard to the possibility of
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    Restrictions On Envoys In Soviet
    98 15 London, May 18. THE Soviet Commissariat for Foreign Missions has informed foreign diplomatic representatives m Moscow that members of diplomatic missions, Consuls-General and members and their families will m future not be able to leave their permanent place of residence without a special visa, reports
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    14 15 His Excellency the Governor appointed Mr. Douglaj Sturrock to act as Shipping Controller, Straita
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    Restrictions On Sale Of Argentine Ships
    37 15 Restrictions On Sale Of Argentine Ships Buenos A:rfv;, May 18 THE Government has taken a new step to protect the mercantile Meet. Shin-- the Argentinian flag may Id to p rsons oth n r than Arrrer* Reuter
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    New Karachi Mayor
    41 15 Karachi. May U CONGRATULATING the new Muvor ot Karp**hl "»> election, the Governor. Sir Hugh Dow, has assured lum ol his support, "me administration ol an Indian city is a task which involves care and unremitting attention.*' he added.
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    Vichy Men Are Mere Puppets
    210 16 Loodon, May 18. THK gravity of Anflo-Freneh relations brought about by the developments In Syria wbb again stressed by the leading British newgpipgfg Ofl Saturday. '•Tlie events or the past lew day. revealed beyond all possibility o! concealmenl that the effective controllers of French policy
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    Escaped Nazi Is Arrested
    56 16 I ONE of the most Irtm I north-west England I police soldiers and mobile participated ended to-oa yH last oi hve Nazi prison internment eamo on Frid :lm He was a naval w M of the escaped mci clothes. His pursuers formd arrest of 'his four
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    ENEMY CHANNEL PORTS BLITZED
    423 16 ENEMY CHANNEL PORTS BLITZED London. May 18. TOWNS on the Xn S Rsh side fi»l^«»g""gja^- ™g% 1 night as wave after wave of that the R.A.F. had raided MSlUrSii t^^i^re the heavieft yet heard m southern E„«, land during these attacks. Doors and windows of houses rattled and many a
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    175 16 100 Ma PRINCE Amadeo Roberto t>l Bavoia, Dm and nephew ot the King I Italy, w proclaimed King of the pup rate ol foimerly part of conquered Yugoslavia. The ceremony m the throne room of palace of Quirinal m Rome took place md according to radio descripti< n v.hich
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    69 16 8.1 DESPITE damage amour.:;.. X congregation of faithful w service at Westminster A' wliere a makeshift *i-.d: fore a scieen which '.as damage m the choir a id c The oddness of seem j congregation instead of th J soon wore off and respt j sung by the congregation
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