Morning Tribune, 26 May 1941

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    23 1 Morning Tribune W Vo Nll 98. Monday, May 26, 1941. MORNING TRIBUNE MONDAY, MAY 26, 1941 Morning Tribune Monday, May 26, ig 41
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    Moscow Rebukes Finn
    191 1 Moscow, May IS. u4 LL attempts to pene- trate the skulls of these Finnish buffoons are hopeless. What can a paper look like which publishes these delirious absurdities." Pravda carries this fierce rebuke from the pen of its well known commentator on foreign 5 policy, M. /aslavski.
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    RAF FIGHTERS IN ACTION OVER CRETE AGAIN
    566 1 RAF FIGHTERS IN ACTION OVER CRETE AGAIN CAIRO, MAY 25. Rimil FIGHTER PLANES HAVE REAPPEARED IN THE AIR mn' CRETF THIS IS A DISTINCT NEW FEATURE AS REm?FD HERB TO-DAY. BRITISH LONG RANGE FIGHTERS ARE X easy targets in the Germans- junkers 52s and mm'p CARRIERS. {Some of the German
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    GREEK KING LEAVES CRETE
    30 1 CAIRO, MAY 25.-IT IS OFFT^ CIALLT ANNOUNCED THAT THE GREEK KING AND GOVERNMENT HAVE LEFT CRETE FOR EGYPT IN ORDER NOT TO HAN™rAP MILITARY OPERATIONS.- REUTER
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    Conscription In Ireland Shelved
    175 1 London, May 25 TOE Governments decision concerning the in- trod action of conscription Into Northern Ireland may be postponed for a short time says Renter's lobby correspondent. It was earlier expected that Mr Winston Churchill and Mr J If Andrews, the Prime Minister of Northern Ireland,
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    HOOD STORY
    424 1 HOOD STORY SHOCKS U. S. Washington, May 25. AMERICANS are anxiously, awaiting further news of the naval action 111 which H.M.S. Hood wa» lost. The press stresses that the Bismarck was operating at least 40 hours from her home base, implying that she has a hazardous journey through powerful British
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    More French Troops Leave Syria
    346 1 Ankara. iMay 25. ris reported that some hundreds of French troops crossed into Palestine yesterday. Many others are now in Syria trying to join the Free French force. The French ConsulateGeneral in Jerusalem has been closed and the Consul(ieneral has been invited to lea i£tLsb
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    Neutrality Act Revision Urged
    370 2 Washington, May 25. As Pii Went Boose vit prepaiea to spend mort of the wcek,nd polishing up Mi ft chat, the demand ta some sections o f conpir:.:; and in the Pnw for revWon of the Neu- v^u, high gear and Indicates^what mn wish to hear
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    593 2 BRIGHT LIGHTS! NOBODY'S CHII DRI t -,i tin- P«i Hi ii O 1 the woi Phil i" i left i > ng lost their parent* I u run.; t i. idays, 11 L hard > i for Cl 1:1 p irents to M.cl !><•:, rii. I much worse la it
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    47 2 Bomba. lta--fc seaplane base aft or oc- I cupation General Wa- N veils A r m y. i This base was burnt out as a result Of K. \F. j bombing, Hie clamaged air- craft is onf m the many Itu- ilan seaplanes J destroyed there. l^.^^.
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    SHORTS
    81 2 Mr F. H. Curtis nas been appointed Secretary, Rice Monopoly. Mr. A. E. Mi11.".. M.C.S., has been appointed Deputy Immigration Officer lor the Settlement o i Malacca. Luc know, May 22. A deputation of Sun nis is shortly expected to leave Lucknow for Calcutta to wait r>n ti)e Bengal
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    R.A.F. REVIEW OF THE WEEK
    255 2 London, May 25. DURING the week ending dawn, May 24, 11 German aircraft were destroyed over and around Britain. Six British aircraft were lost in day combats during this period over the same area, three of the pilots wcie Bated. Unfavourable weather conditions which brought
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    Menzies Asks For National Govt.
    199 2 Sydncy. I 7t4jß. R. G. MENZIES, the Australian Prime Minister, puj x ately advocated a nation*! government while bro; immediately on his arrival. He said: "I return with just one sick feeling in heart that I must come back to my own countr Loi politics.
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    China Ready For Para Troops
    196 2 China Ready For Para Troops Chungking. May 25. THINESE troops counter-attack- ins in Chekiang province, south of Shanghai, claim to be threatening ta e port of Ningpo which the Japanese captured a few weeks ago In South China, the fall of Poklo. in Kwav.gtung province, as the result of a
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    Retaliation For Penang Defence Rules
    139 2 Bangkok, May 2i i i THAI Govprninrnt GOI A Extraordinary publish what is interpreted as retaliation against ihe it 1 triction ol movements j aliens in :he defence art of Penanff where there is large Thai population. A royal emergency dw i authorises the Govern
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    Japan Wi Strike, Say Kokumin
    70 2 Japan Wi Strike, Say Kokumin I iapan'S role I J Tripartite I the Kokumn. I Japanese Army on I Corial to-day whicl 1 the event of the I 1 entering the 1 daylight thai I a firm blow l under the A3 I me p^per I eventuality the entl regponsiblll
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    HUGE NAZI TANK LOSSES
    225 3 r outer's special correspondent with the advanced C 23£ITSS- Hi the Western Desert) Bnu London, May 25. yesterday, suffered the heaviest tank losses earance in Libya when they tried to adUlllllS on hell-fire -pass, the principal strategic 'I";; the Egyptian frontier. The first column moving alon™
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    Indians' Part In Somaliland
    104 3 i British Press two heavily I ainst the imi invaders fighting b( jectiv* casualties around 160 of less io were fatal. er, our own led Berbera with a v British offlcei fighting last U ate a price for pi y advantage, 'v. i Indian E nd
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    ord Halifax's Daughter-In-Law In Singapore
    21 3 ord Halifax's Daughter-In-Law In Singapore Of Lord JJJ Present Ambassador to J* 1 States, the Hon. Mis 'd through by air.
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    Asylum For Chilean Nazi Fuehrer
    151 3 Asylum For Chilean Nazi Fuehrer Santiago, May 25. THE Chilean Government has found a new short way of dealing with dissenters. Under a Ministry of the Interior order issued on Saturday, the ,Chiloan Nazi Fuehrer. Gonzales Von Marees, is confined in an insane asylum. The order states: 'To leave a
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    39 3 Simla, May 22. IT is understood that proposals to sot up a committee of the Contra! Legislature to advise the Government on defence matteri tan now taking final shape and an announcement on the subject Mil be mac';" shorfch.
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    TURKS BUILD UP DEFENCES
    36 3 Ankara. May 25 THE Government ls taking «*awmbly 'to vote* state institutions to take up. to accept The Turkish post office ton£J% Germuny nnrr«i« onntaininK foodstuns aesuntu or any occupied country. Reuter
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    105 3 jA» Looking: o n^ t at the Fashioner j Show at Gros- venor House i t (London) tea J dansant a r e S some girls in i uniform. Not much use THEIR looking i at the fa- shions? Don't you be- Jieve it. They're looking at the shape of
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    JAPANESE RELEASE AXIS SHIP
    135 3 JAPANESE RELEASE AXIS SHIP Shanghai, May 25. AFTE?. elng detained by th<" Japanese at Tinghai, in the Yangtsc Deltn for over five months. the Italian steamer Amalia returned to Shanghai on Saturday but with the entire cargo missing Including goods belonging to Italian and American consignees. The American Confulate-Oeneraj it
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    ORDERS FOR INDIAN GOODS
    87 3 Simla, May 25. MANY iar r ord< n tot engine* ill' stoics ol all Kl l( been rccei\ -ii by the supply fle pertment lor tetn group countries and India. An '>'■! (J1 f V M the last fortnight are too e to textiles lor Singapore,
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    DISGUST AT RAPE OF SYRIA
    169 3 (By Desiiiiim; I nh.\ Reutcr*« Correspondent Somewhere on Iho Syritn-Palestmiun frontier) London. May 25. ICHATTLD on Saturday with officer;; of loncl Collet's Circassians who risked their lives to cross the frontier and join up with the British. "They rll expresi h tbelr disgust at the
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    SLIGHT ENEMY AIR ACTIVITY
    83 3 i i.ci n, Mav 25 E activity over Britain 01 night was w i i ;ht According to an An- Mi ilsti ?i on tque a lf-w bombs sre d op] i b-riru-i< near i' 1 h did Bonn i iit < and injured a txm
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    35 3 Waahtngtoo, May 25. jhe yuroslov Minister, Ooii--1 stantln F< titch, delifv i d a not'? to Mr. CordciJ Hull advisi tg him of Yugoslavia's protest agi n.st *hf* establishment of the "ifaifdom of Croatia."— Reuter
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    Youngster's Party To Aid Child Aid Raid Victims
    1039 4 Young ster' s Party To Aid Child Aid Raid Victims PEOPLE PLACES By VERA ARDMORE uniKN M If B Wint fa chll In n Hilarj and Dia i !.d to her that they would liki to help child air raid rtctinu al Home, she was quick to respond to thett
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    'Into Battle,' On Sale
    85 4 'Into Battle,' On Sale S i into Battte," a coUection of I Winston Chur- J chill's speeches i is proving a i best seller in Singapore. It is S publivhed b■ Cassels and. bears the Book Society's Choice" i label on Uie «ust cover. i It Ls beitut sold at
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    CHILDREN'S AFTERNOON
    106 4 S JHIS group pic i ill 1 "&l 3 I4mf\ en at the child- ren's party ar- ranged on *H- i i day by Mrs. H. B. Winter at S S her home, 183 Com\v\\\ Gar- (tens. j Funds raised v i as a result of it have
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      77 4 fok mi: LABon riGURi N>u ((Misignnient of Ameruan jfmn e.s. afternoon frm'k, tourquoi^p. jerM'tte. white net appliques. Slinimint; Patou cut. Outsize Slfi Jewels to be set 1 in your Home. We have finally received almost a dozen real Tientsen carpets. fLive Wool 100 thread Fast colours High pile sizKs m'
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      193 4 ENROL NOW MATRKT ITIOK SENIOR CAMBId Day and Evening Tuiii PITMAN'S are famous I M lecfttea nr thes examm made possible by their si of individual tuitii n Ti enables students to N rapidly. POr Matriculation. PHI are one of the few Cci offering; a full course of! j Details
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    buying beef for THRIFTY MEAT DISHES
    1058 5 buying beef for THRIFTY MEAT DISHES II h lifflcult to keep your U bills under control, study and yuull discover 'cuts worthy of any mealk that an- bound to put your c back on its feet. i too! You sacrifice nothing in flavour th( sc less-expensive cuts— in facts, we
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    Beef Stew
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    Services' BREVITIES
    634 6  - Services' BREVITIES Ubique B, TO-NIGHT you vvill have an opportunity of enjoying yourself and knowing that at the lame time you are helping along a \fi'\ delerving war charity. To achieve these two desirable ends it ta n!y necessary to tfo along to the (iarrison Qyoinasiuni at Tauglin where the
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    New Indian Agent Entertaine
    387 6 A\ appeal to the Indian civilian population in Malaya to do all they can to help the war effort was made by Mr. S. Dutt, the new Agent of the Government of India, at the monthly social meeting of the Indian Association held at the City
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    A LETTER FROM GERMANY DIRECT
    110 7 ■I m rhether the English are as frightened as the GerD^' 5/r heir shelters." tna™ Cl< m is asked in a letter written by a girl ivho was in T hGt mo weeks ago. Ut'? c the letter to Sefton Delmer in Lisbon to take
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    "Badger Ham, Roast Python, Bear Steak"
    302 7 London. EB loolQffiea] delicacies as badger ham, bear and alligator k or roast python have been recommended as alternative fa by explorers of London's Royal Empire Society, in the nt Britain really does get hungry. liUlih out that the nation* h£ae great numbers of
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    Are The English Afraid Too?
    566 7 Are The English Afraid Too? DARLING Freddy. -Have you had a lot of bombs? I am terribly glad to be out of Germany. Now I can tell you about it. In Stuttgart we spent aln -ost every night in the cellar for several weeks en end. The British planes did
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    Malayan Monkey's Popularity
    291 7 THE Zoo monkey house is today a much less noisy place than it used to be. The number of inmates are fewer and monkeys are always noisiest when they see a large crowd. Strolling through the house th* other day, it was noticed that the only animals
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    CRICKET IN WAR
    347 7 gIDE by side with the war, cricket has been in full fwing not only in England but also in the Western Desert where are stationed some of England's first class cricketers, now serving with the R.A.F., whose enthusiasm has not been swamped either by the sweltering heat
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    Lord Donegall
    83 8 J Marqui.s of Doneuall. of Westminster-Gardens. Marshrmstreet, was fined £IXO, with HO CCBts at Bow -street Police Court not dUiclosinß to the Twaaury |89 dollan (€l9Ol rtiridenda rrom American .securities. The magistrate said Lord DoneRail Lad pleaded that tins was a matter of bona lide misjudgmfr.t 7 th
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    Incubator For Artists Writers —New Orleans' French Quarter
    414 8 Incubator For Artists Writers New Orleans French Quarter r ANAL STREET, the main stem of Ami rial's New Of leans, has tht usual stores, theatre* and nu>n signs. K\eept for its prodigious width and its graceful, fla v hin«*-tyed Creole ii'wh. it gives little hint <>1 the city's individuality. But
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    R.A.F. Fully Prepared For Anything In Far East
    364 9 IN a talL ,> n uia Sinuainre, Monclnv. »£L 7£!?'£T namm in Mitlavii wiih ne described the d:fencc of Malaya and the Far East as aniiiy affair- and Instanced how he Air Force and the army are meed by men from the
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    SECRET CZECH NEWSPAPER
    144 9 Korty-two employes Oi ttyj Prague electric company, a large number of Post Office official MM clerks In different Bohemian towi^s and seven members of the suppi es sed Czech -Slovak So scl movemenl are among those arra*ted. Th :i accused of helping to circulate the paper A
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    GESTAPO HUNT
    23 9 WIDESPREAD .in" ts by thGestapo folJowiiv the mass circulation of the Czech Illegal newspaper "Struggle" aw reported from the Czech protectorate.
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    THE NEXT CLIPPER
    26 9 The second of the giant Ameri- can Clippers is expected to arrive In Singapore en Wednesday. May 18, and leave the following day.
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    30 9 Chun&Kins. May 23. The new United States AmbassaI dor Mr. Clarence Gauss, is scheduled to present his credentials on 'Monday to Mr. Lin Sen. Chairman of the National Government.-- Reuter
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    THE MAJOR And WALLY
    7 10  - THE MAJOR And WALLY STAN CROSS rv
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    Same Pay For Natives As Europeans In D.E.I.
    85 10 3atavia. May 25. THE first training period for those males between the ages of 18 1 -md 45 who are liable to be called i up in accordance with the Compulsory Military Service Act, will be onp year In the army and
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    Hit-And-Run Car Killed A.T.S. Wife
    155 10 Hit-And-Run Car Killed A.T.S. Wife »jRS. Lilian Marga«l ret Welch, attractive 33 year old A.T.S. rook, who wab found dead with head injuries on the lonely ohiehester to Funtingion road, was run over by a hea\\ vehicle. Sir Bernard. Spilsbury, the lamous pathologist, who was called in by the West
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    Vichy Gaols 6 Frenchmen
    43 10 Vichy Gaols 6 Frenchmen SIX Frenchmen who were accused of having "tried to Join a foreign army" without the permission of the F'L'iich Government ;vjve pach 1 sentenced at Meknes to five years' haici labour. Two other Frenchmen were acqv jn similar charges.
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    Too Drunk To Know
    66 10 STATFD to be too drunk to knew what h v-. (KUti I ini Bull "1 B Qrlmlcv) nt v. inp drunk and disoi Duniv waa charged for assaalt- a police-consta-ble, bat thr stipendi- «ild although ii waa a serious thing to strilre .1 constable, in view
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      439 10 Cowmunal Tension In Bombay Bombay, May 25. Communal tension in Bombay I continues and stray cases of assruir. I and stabbing occurred on Saturday. j T"' 1^ police fired twice. The total casualties now are 31 injured Renter. CLASSIFIED ADS I "(FROM PAGE 11)^ j Property For Sale FIVE HOUSE
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      204 10 Local Radio Highlights Of The Week TO-DAV fcSO p m Bin| aporr Mi i 6'»r i m.: Fbr Inr a p.OO p Bva Ol i) I itral wi ;t T. Lay al ttie ptano the studio.). er.s n*v..-. London B'o ry Oat' No. 4, v/- ler lbt.f. TWSDAY 7 :ic
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      68 10 7.25 p.m.: Saturday Evening Popular Concert. SUNDAY N ion: Beethoven Symphony No 2 in D major, op. 36 (London Symphony Orchestra > 1.05 p.m.: Musical Cocktnil with Dodo at the piano (from the studio. >. 6.50 p.m Special broadcast service rwajred from Salvation Army Headquarters. Singapore. 7.30 p.m.. Plgar concert,
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      708 11 for Sale FOR SALE dried Tub« Rootn. Apply 804 No. 740, Malaya Trlbunt Singapore. (No. 698U)THE HISTORY of the Inquisition, *ttt<l 1731. Tlie Popular Science Educator Oriental B«ok btcre, 7, Brai Ba«aJ» Road, j Singapore. {Ho. ?07H) FOR SALE. Vigorou j,,.n tr.iln Hhodo Itlcind R«U, Cockiel*. uv: y«'t hei-u maU4.
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    312 12 (By Radio) Simla, May 22. COMMENTING on 1/ recent developments in the Near Erst, Sir Sultan Ahmed, a former acting member oi the Vkeroy's Executive Council, says: "The petition wa not so dangerous before but the action ot Rashid Ali in Iraq, backed by German funds, has
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      189 12 Kiij4la ii tl Kv|»v s j EveryMK trill «i ilui H •Or II FK.liTi.\f; xlj TO-DAY :M5. A T I_J Af t^ 6-i5 9i5 ALII AAlB^ m^,^ m^ a^^ w HERBERT WILCOX 1 ThrflMiifc Sea dram» ""Tj of famous British and American stars lt{i a H. B. WARNER, RICHARD CROMHTIi
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    NEWS BREVITIES
    357 13 NEWS BREVITIES A Delhi. May 22. N A.R.P. exercise is 10 be held during the first week of Juno there will be no further black-out practice* this month. Cochin. M:i V 2 1 A public holiday has n be*n dec'ared for to-morrow In Cochin SCato in honour of the installation
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    Chinese Belief In British Victory
    101 13 Shanghai May 25 MARKING I new departure, all the leading pro-Chungking Chinese newspapers in Shanghai to-day carried special leading articles and storir.s of significance on EJiipirr DayEditorials generally empnasiaed the strength oi the British Empire am' it.s walue Si I bulwark of democracy tfnt BhUB
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      163 13 -Little Billy LeeCONVULSED THEM WITH I LAUGHTER j AT YKSTKRDAY S OPKNINCi OP SEASON MUST END TODAY BECAUSE OF ARIZONA PUBBEKE TO -MORROW SEE IT TO DAY AT THE II i 1/11 I/\mi us-us -ms rAVILION EVERYONE APPLAUDED THIS FILM so 111 m\\ mi run; TO LIFE &OF SUCH ABSORBING
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    GORDONS IN GOOD WIN
    274 14 GORDONS IN GOOD WIN F| Qordon Hig^lao Ie i .scored a decisive victory by 84 runs, ovfi the Aimy in a cricket match played at Changi, yesterday A 'cature of the same was the fine partnership between Capt. Elsmfe nn<\ Capt Molr-Byres who scored 61 and 30. respective iv. for
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    Ceylonese Beat Police Narrowly
    288 14 Ceylonese Beat Police Narrowly /V>O'» howling by < Schubert J am 1 It V. S. Sundram, who took fo-jr for 16 and fivv for 21 runs respectively, and Hoe batting > ::;!i e by C. Seneviratne. who scored when runs nert* m«M urgently needed, enabled the Ceylon Spurts Club to
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    PENRICE WINS BAGNALL CUP
    99 14 I Wpenrice won the Veterans' championship foi the Bagnall ('up at Singapore Swimming Club yesterday for the fourth year In succession. He also won the sealed handicap. The scaled handicap was raced in conjunction with, and in the rne race as the championship. In the sealed
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    TIDE TABLE
    27 14 HIGH TIDE To-day: 11 19 am., 8.1 ft.; 10 SO p.m., 8.9 ft To-morrow: 11 53 a.m., 8.2 ft.; 11 •19 p.m., 9 ft I
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    Medicos vs Indians BOTH SIDES SCORE 82
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    CRICKET THRILLS AT LORD'S
    86 14 London, May 25. The season's first important cricket match attracted 5.000 people to Lord's where Pelham Warner's XI beat a British Empire XI in a thrilling finish by three runs Empire v/ere all out for 142. Nichols, one of the eight test men in th° match,
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    Matches Cancelled
    15 14 Owing to rain the following matches were cancelled yesterday. s.C.C. vs. R.A.F. (Seletan
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    CHINESE AND TADS DRAW
    248 14 THE cricket match between the Scp Manchester a- the former's m££' ended in a draw. Going in to bat at 2.15 p m \h p delayed owin- to the rain, the Chine^L runs. Thiam Siow contributed 41 Vur Keng scored 54, the result ol -x-'ipntk The
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    Further Progress In Junior Tournment
    236 14 MM'iILV.,!. GOOD progress was mar.-. :n tbe ffingapi badminton championships during the when no fewer than 16 ayed o! Clerical Union courts. On Saturday three g] and two matches were played while the rest weiefl yesterday. Following were the results: SATCKDAY Singles: Wee Ghim Tee
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    Japanese Slug Filipinos
    184 14 f N the major loop of the Singapore Baseball League, the Japanese were awarded a walk-over by the Chinese. The match was scheduled for yesterday but the Chinese' request for a postponement was refused and the Japanese awarded a walk -over. In the minor loop, the Filipinos
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    SOUTH CHINA BEAT S. CIVILIANS 3-0
    643 15 vvnnr A RECORD CROWD OF ABOUT 20,000, SOUTH CHIW I IJI VC \PORE CIVILIANS BY THREE GOALS TO ML ON THE Tl Vnini YESTERDAY. EVERYONE OF THE THREE GOALS |OAI> S pvFU THERE WAS NO CHANCE ABOUT THEM. El I M a display, they
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    68 15 be I l i BF nof Mr. P B. M S C of !her 13 service li Berntrd Mil ■who re id froi h an e\ I Col p-h. leave i .1 i i Mr. D I O.S P C I c dm, ant Bon Swe r, i VD
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    Naval Battle
    29 16 1 LONDON, MAY 25. ,s OK, ,< ,A,.,.V T.W "gMKE WITH Sib 1^ ..EAST ON^ O W .SHlf^ "'^f^ Si« EVENING OF mpnt for a transit visa.- Reuter
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    515 16 COUNTER-REVOLT IN IRAQ LIKEL ANKARA, May! iNKARA is BUZZING WITH RUMOURS THAT RASIIIh \u A J Afro> BAGHDAD AND HAS GONE TO MOSUL WHERE HE \\M SFT UP A GOVERNMENT, HOPING TO RECEIVE GERMAN HELP ,1 MM'RFD .THAT SEVERAL OF HIS GENERALS HAVE BEGIN A ul RFVOLLTION AGAINST RASHID, BUT
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    Swopped Wheel For A Dud
    79 16 Swopped Wheel For A Dud RONALD Arthur Wade, of the RAF., was fined 20s. with £2 special costs at Shlfnal. for stealing a motor car spare wheel, cover and tube. A n aircraftman said he found the spare wheel of his nar missing, and an inferior one out in its
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