Morning Tribune, 27 May 1941

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    8 1 Morning Tribune FNo 99m Tuesday. May 27, 1941.
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    517 1 iISH COUNTER-ATTACKS AS B EN REPORTED THREE HOURS WITHOUT BOMBI) TH RE ARE ALSO SIGNS THAT THE GERMANS ARE SHO M OF PARACHUTE TROOPS. THIS IS THE SEWS FROM CRETE. WHERE, ON THE WHOLE, THE N APPEARS LITTLE CHANGED THIS AFTERNOON. [test official communique reports a heavy counter-attack by
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    de Valera Issues Warning 74
    602 1 de Valera Issues Warning 74 Dublin, May 2« MR Kamon de Viilera spoke to lfl a crowded Dail this after, noon on the question of conscription in I Ister. "There can be no more grievous attack on any fundamental right than to force an individual to fight by force for
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    Iraqi Quislings Flee To Turkey
    132 1 London, May 26. THE flight of Iraqi Quislings, reported from Ankara, is considered hopeful in London. It is pointed out in authontativfcSles however, that it would not be wise to read too much into these reports for the present. mucn mw w* wy Iraq Bntlsh
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    Generals Captured
    123 1 London. May 2t> FE latest reports of opera tions in Africa are that at Tobruk and Solium heavy sandstorms are now being experienced, reducing activity to patrolling and that during the taking of Soddu in Abyssinia two Italian generals were captured. There is nothing of Importance to report
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    39 1 London. May 26. N'EWS has just reached London of the death of Sir Havilland Walteri de Sausmaie/. in Guernsey in March Thl latest available news, which is sevt raJ months old, •tates that Lady de Sausmarez la well- Reuter
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    CRETE: FULL STORY OF FIERCE BATTLE
    1411 2 Cairo, May 26. Utn> ituirumi iscauos from German dive-bombers were ex-AIR-BRE AD I II MJ»P«» mjn Crete and who had neneneed by the hingoi ureec* heavy air moved from his house near Canea the night before a very heavy ■tto*lc hprause he had a
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    King Of Hellene Thanks Anzac
    112 2 AN expression of thanks and de^'.JS I the services rendered b> memb* Uati Zealand forces and arrangements mil 7 th < B C Frcyberg. the New Zealand vt h Chief in Crete for the safe conduet n H party during his departure from tire, veyed
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    303 2 2 Killed In i a 4 MOTOR accident on Grove Road on the mM May 13, when two people lost their live.J^H sequel in the Coroner's Court, yesterday, at the M mto the deaths of S. T. P.ajoo, a toremand^B who drove the motorcar, and a Malay _y_.__:.iM bin
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    ABSURD RICE RUMOUR PREVALENT IN MALAY
    175 2 ABSURD rumours have appeared in a a**"* foreign press regarding the food Malaya, states a communique from um ler. Maiaya. r f o For instance, it is said that Tl^and rt* lowei grades is sold here at several tune. In point of fact Thailand
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    138 3 re In England, May 26. troops yesterc b combined exercise of E and demonstration at King was present, I til a number of high air force officers and rs and men of the Home kombers, ilying slowly at less than 500 feet, aracbutists who had f raptured an '"enemy
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    56 3 London. May 26. overcoming oppresg deadly threat to I Us for the utmost all," .states Mr. the British Preige to Newfoundje occasion of the first Km: ting week. -very success. wi says that he was a:\ making still I adds, "With this not fail to achieve gory of right
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    PARAS
    96 3 I Mr. Ralph Barr, [an official of the Standard Vacumm Oil Co., passed through Singapore en route to Bombay, from Manila, accompanied by his wife, to take up duties as an executive of the Bombay Office. Mr. Adolph Zuza, who is connected with the Hindustan Aircraft Co.. Bangalore, passed
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    81 3 Washington, May 26. s In Europe apparently have sufficient to maintain current rations until the report of the Agricultural ations, the report adds, are far 'i n countries already repre- crisis in Germany shortages ►ccupied Belgium, Holland and i pied Fiance. I people are said to be consi,v »ey
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    DEMAND FOR U.S. FLEET STATIONED AT S'PORE
    323 3 m™. WCW York May 26. fHL Herald Tribune in a three-column leader headed "For Action!" calls on President Roosevelt for some kind of convoy in the Atlantic, for a United States fleet at Singapore, for the repeal of the Neutrality Act and for
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    Anglo-Japanese Relations Worsen
    185 3 Chungking, May 26. COMMENTING on the return to Japan of Mr. Shigemitsu, the Japanese Ambassador to Britain, ihe official Central Daily News c ays it is an indication that Ang'oJapanese relations are worsening. "While Mr. Shigemitsu states that this is not an indication of worsening Anglo-. T
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    DEATH
    42 3 Woodward: At '^e General Hospital, Btapafeotc, on May 2C. Cant. Cecil George Woodward Inspector of Small Arms. 6 3 Volunteer Force, lnte P oyal Armv Ordnance Corps. The funeral will take nlacc at Bidadari Genu tevy at 5.18 p.m. to-day. u
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      85 3 THE** 'y*j m:- t gyp 1 rJfmM JBr a ■PSMiV'^R. /KXs*v Wag _f-w _f fhkA^'Z/ rS^llL y fji Ro not spoil food bj using (heap cooking oil that fives it 1(J an unwholesome flavour. Fry all your meats, ii-h and vegetables in MAZOLA, and set the extra richnt s that
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      Kallang R.A.F. Gives Jolly Party At The Adelphi
      716 4  -  VERA ARDMORE By I/ALLANG K.A.F danCC at the Adelpln Hotel on Saturday night wa.s certainly a nay affair and it looks M though the addition of women members to the dance committee wa.s a very happy idea l"he innovations the> vugjjevted added
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      VARIETY SHOW
      466 4 "Fun Fare No. 2" was present- I ed to an audi- I ence of several hundred airmen 1 I at the Kallang S i Airmen's Club i last night by j 1 t.h e Islmd i Committee i j Troops enter- j tainments party, j The first edi-
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      84 4 Pupils 9 j Day s Dl'PILS of the J C. E. Z. M. School at Gov- i i ernmcnt Hill/ will give a dis- play of physical t i culture at their J J school on Wed- J nesday a n d their parents i have been in- J vited
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    594 5 contribute so materially to the j individuality of your home, accessoP -teres, lamps, occasional tables sks and book-shelves, play an decorative scheme. They must. rj^nowii with care as they will, if placed room. As regards design and 1 ike a harmonious note but as ,ld be planned to give
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    STORY OF 2 GIRLS (17) IN SUICIDE PACT
    334 6 j\s alleged suicide pact between two 17-year-old Singapore »iils (0O« Kg now dead) was related in the fifth court, yesterday, before Mr. L 0 Goh The girls, Yeo Cheng Uan and Goh Hoe Ktu. were novices In the Chinese temple at the
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    WAS ENGINE DRIVER MURDERED?
    114 6 WAS ENGINE DRIVER MURDERED? 1 1 .From Our Own Reporter) I poll. May 2t>. 1 FOLLOWING a report to the a police, after the disapi pea ranee of a Tamil railway I engine diiver named NagamvthV, some time ago. the poliee yesterday unearthed a body in a vegetable garden at
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    WOMAN'S STORY OF ROBBERY
    266 6 CHAN AH SIEW. middle-aged woman who rears poultry and lives at the 9th mile. Ponggol I Road, told Mr. Justice Worley and a common jury, yesterday, at the Assize Court, a .story of having been waylaid and robbed by three men while she was returning home
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    Mines Inquiry Report Ready
    54 6 From Our Own ReporterKuala Lumpur. Monday. THE report ol the Commisskm of Enquiry on the Mines Department ha^ it Is officially learnt been drafted and is now being finalised. It is understood the report will he submitted I >r signature to the High Commissioner before the
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    Consul-Gene ral (29) Likes Singapore
    211 6 AT the age of 29. Mr. Walter Montenegro, has come to Singapore from distant Bolivia (another tin country) as ConsulGeneral for his country. He is thus the youngest consular representative In this country. This is his first visit to the Far East and he is
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    SHORTS
    71 6 Mr. E. W. Houston. Executive Engineer, lias been appointed 10 act as Resideni Engineer. Sembawang. Mr Jules Marin has been appointed t Municipal Commissioner of George Town. Penang. vice Mr. J. P Souter. The promotion of Sub-Lieut. F. C. Maynard. S. S.R.N. V.R. to the rank of Lieutenant has
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    TAMIL'S APPEAL ALLOWS
    148 6 TAMIL'S APPEAL ALLOWS j\N elderly Indian Vellaj who had been sent! to six months' rigorous i sonment to be followed j years' police supervision possession of articles susp to be stolen, successfully pealed in the High Court terday, before Sir Percy waine. Chief Justice. Vellasamy was arrested bj police while
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    29 6 THE death occurred yestw I the General Hospital I brief illness of Capt. C. ward. Inspector of smau Straits Settlements w Force. He leaves his wire i children.
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    Economic Position In Japan Is "Very Bad"
    172 6 Economic Position In Japan Is "Very Bad" "JHE economic position of the country is very bad." said Mr. Shooji Vallabhdass. wealthy Indian shipping magnate, referring to Japan, yesterday, in an interview with the Morning; Tribune. Mr. Vallabhtiass U o a hk way back to India after a z-month sojourn In
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      23 6 Is Your MOTORCAR fully insured? South British Insurance Co., Ltd. I TeL 5926 z, F inlay son Green AHnßKwm j mhh** ii*tfy^^^v^*C^^7^^T l^***?^^^ntY^js__r___^yy"^
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    CAUGHT AT PAWNSHOPS
    110 8 TWO men. walking into different pawnshops in Singapore during the week-end. with articles to be pledged, were unable to give a satisfactory explanation as to how they had obtained possession of them and were arrested Lim Ah Wang, 24. had in his possession a camera worth $2.
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    DAMAGE TO THE PALACE
    41 8 Buckingham Palace was hit again by a bomb during a recent raid on London. On this occasion the North Lodge sustained some damage, gm These pictures show some of the damage to the North jf Lodge. ■■■■■■■Mllllllllllllll
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    TENDERS INQUIRY
    85 8 JN connection with the commis- 1 JL 725 of ln Q ui ry appointed by the Governor to inquire into the systems of inviting tenders, an announcement appearing elsewhere of 5? 1SS^ sta l es that members of the public who wish to make eTs Pr nn en
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    Alleged Assault On Russian Journalist
    101 8 Shanghai, May 26. A COMPLAINT of criminal assault has been lodged with Judge Rapex of th? Italian Consular Court m Shanghai by Mr. George Lconof. Russian city editor of the local English-language morning pap?r, China Press, against four Italians who assaulted him on a vacant
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      704 8 Restore Youthful Vigour To Glands in 24 Hours New Discovery Brings J *m> MmL\ Pleasures of Life to Men Who Feel Old Before ;|L^ P_*1 HI" __.____lr^ Hk. r pla JkaM >M A .________F^ _JH _^L. Jk> vou feel older than you are? Are you T?^^_P __k. U< king In
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    BRITISH TROOPS NOW IN BORNEO
    1238 9 BRITISH TROOPS NOW IN BORNEO (Tribune Staff Reporter) van: to know what Malaya's new G.O.C. thinks UThe situation in the East, his opinion on the possif an attack on this country, what little success L receive, its complete failure or anything in the r 0 a new or startling statement
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    Bottled Stockings
    99 9 Once vou went to a dainty drawer for your stockings, girls. Now. if >ou're wise, you're like this girl— going to the preserve cupboard. And jam-jar* are becoming useful not for .jam, but lor silk W* sheaths. The idea is to preserve vour stock of silk stock, ings.
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      56 9 £~T~~ BY waltjdisney; /Ti i thought v weren't scarepJ SSUTJ P YE^H-? WELL, II X^T .^^i^ (V\ OFJM a^Y^OREj^ l^ THAa S DlFF'RUiVT 6^\ \/l MNT! ONLY...THUM WAY THAT 1 JO V-- ?L I I MNT SHEERED t% _0 1 7 0NE LO0*EP AT ME I COUlD Tb ll OF
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    THE MAJOR And WALLY
    7 10  - THE MAJOR And WALLY STAN CROSS BY
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    Attacked Woman With Chopper
    681 10 UECAUSE Weeya binte Ali, Malay amah em- ployed by Mrs. K. Rowan, of Cavanagh Road, repulsed the amorous advances of the cook-boy of the same house (Wong Teck Fong) he made a violent attack on the woman with a chopper, causing serious injuries. Yesterday, the district
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      173 10 AsthmaS Killed in 31 Choking, Ka«nir w l Bronchitis K' V he heaUhand^Zra the prescription of "n w^! ■tarts klllmg Asth*"J°-ii purifies the bkodSdS ■ath^youcaVTSftSia anything andVn !f« success! u that i ui I you free. eav'h at s and to compM..:? a S, In 8 davs or mo:/. v
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      373 11 K^^^ffl IB! Ml "J <*J II Lfl I mtrnttl Lions Vacam__ W ibora chaicM- \DI)IV Box -3i. M f >0. 68?>H> I jyment <k Ri.id. Sin^j; (No. P7- i \W__rZY factory wor- Kf^S 7-3H) SiplyßMj no. Oculars to Box No. I n \no.mm I- clerk and cowcwr, j Ir^-e. P
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      643 11 Wanted WANTED IMMEDIATELY secondhand Piano. Any make. Quote lowest cash price. Box No. 724 c o Malaya Tribune. I Kuala Lumpur. (No. 65»H) BACK NUMBERS of "Home Kinks' 7 "What to Make". "How to do It" Prices Dnte s to Kelly Si Walsh. Singapore. (No. CIW) SOLDIER requires portable typewriter.
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      578 11 sL YC l U WANT to youT^T ph^Te SOBB. bingapor^Cash paid. (No! 676H. M^?nr S n LE o Sport 2 rars var ious makes-Llm st£2 Be> Penhas Road ff LavendS Street. Singapore. Phone 6603. (Ha 7(4H, FOR SALE 1935 Ford 8 HP. 1935 Morris 8 Saloon. Offers to 24. Still
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      639 11 For Sale TO LET. Furnished or untiirii Bungalow. Ami* Road Apply 199, Orchard Road. Singapore. (No. 722H) FOR SALE dried Tuba Roots. Apply Box No. 740. Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 698H) RODIN HOUSE, 203. Burmah Road. fi> n ing Furnished room by Dsv or Month. (No VifJl) THE HISTORY of
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      470 11 j Or! TEE j AiR SINGAPORE /III. 225 m 1339 *K*. ZHP 1 10 96 in 9.(59 mci ZHP 2 48 58 m. t 17S mfc«. ZHP 3. 41 38 m 7.25 na *a. LONDON CSV— 17 81 aac s; 16 84 metres 1 .;sf— ir> 14 mes; 19 81
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    353 12 Simla. Ma- 2G. A LARGE variety of comforts is j being sent from this country to troops in I the Middle East, i The last consignment i from Karachi in- f eluded 600.000 beedies. 100.000 ci| I rettes, 59 bundles of periodicals and 32 cases of sweets.
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      197 12 •CHARITY hv^ IN AID OF_______ ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPr SATIItDAY "^^muT TO 2A^M DANCE PALAC TO-NIGHT DANCE 9.30 to 12 TEA DANCE TO DAY 6.30 t<> 9 pm "BETTY WILL BE THERW I PLANS NOW FILLING! THE MOST EXCITING, INSPIRING, SPECTACUIJ PRODUCTION SINCE 'BENGAL LANCERS Gala WAR FUND Premiere MON
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    INDIAN NEWS
    382 13 Simla, May M AM ESS AGES ha v. •Ivl been exchanged oetween the Speaker of the Bengal Assembly and the Speaker of the House "of Commons on the recent Nazi bombing of the Houses of Parliament. T h e Bengal Assembly Speaker in a cable said: "On behalf
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      96 13 (#oiiM I \_^L f L CAPITOL I Attainments WANTED WAD OR ALIVE! Every One to Join in the hunt for this DESPERATE I CHARACTER ,|W __^Sof^ V^JM mj__ __K y^m iiySji BTto'''^^ 4A Ml i iA At Mr^M ii i; w ii \H?. „,,ar (,(>,,e fted at the door of
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      297 13 Japanese Official Visits Deconx Hanoi. May 26. T/UN Chudo Kannei. naval i) emlM r .1 the Japanese Military i to Frmch Indo-China. Ited Admiral Deroux. the Goveri r General of Prench Indo-China, .i Saturday. It is understood that the Japaese flicial conferred at. length ith Government authorities 7e,arding important matters
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      76 13 PREMIERE j/v*# ranagi PHONE 6903 TO-DAY >$g4 A Picture greatly conceived magnificently produced ami brilliantly played! Drama of a tempestuous love that transports you into i a world of romance A triumph that brings vou a new happiness a masterpiece more thrilling than the screen has ever known 1^ JgP?
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    MICKEVIECZIA SCORES 12 FOR WANDERERS
    319 14 JHE Wanderer teen goals against the Junior Civil Servjce As ocial ion in a division 2B match on the Balestier Plain, yest The Jtiniors were only able to reply with on r Of |if 16, a do from Micke i< ia, cent] i who thus
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    Tragedy At Soccer Match
    69 14 In the report of a tragedy which occurred during the football match between South china and Singapore Civilians, published In the Morning Tribune yesterday, it was stated that a Malay fell from an advertisement hoarding just outside the stadium. We are asked to [state that the
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    25 14 Chungking, May 26. TIIE Yunnan Provincial Government is awarding go'd and b:onze medals to foreign engineers for completion of the Burma Read on schedule- Reuter
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    BRINKMANN'S 10 GOALS VS. NAAFI
    110 14 BRINKMANN'S 10 GOALS VS. NAAFI BRINKMANN'S trounced Naafi to the tune of 10 goals to 3 in a Business Houses' League fixture at Farrcr Park yester- dav. The S.T.C. beat Sime Darby by three goals to two. in a Business Houses League soccer match at the S T C. ground
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    Police Take Points From Manchesters
    243 14 POLICE 2 MANCHESTER 1 A FORWARD line combination which did not falter even in the last stages of the game, backed by a sound defence, gave the Police a 2—l win when they met the Manchesters in a reserve division match at the Police Depot
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    Good Win For Blakan Mati Gunners
    216 14 THE Div. 2A match between R.A. Blakan Mati, on thi J yesterday, provided exciting nets won by tour goals to Both defences gave a s. themselves while the Gunners' J thru tful and quick in action. The game opened strongly bot turn. It was
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    TOLLEY CUP BOXING AT HAPPY WORLD
    239 14 A CROWDED programme of 23 fights were seen at the Hap; World boxing stadium, when a start was made in the pi liminaries of the "Tolley" cup competition, yesterday. There was one knocl:-out, and two technical knock-outs, all the JlN l OR IYWK;f T
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    SOUTH CHINA F.A's VARIED ACTIVITIES
    163 14 FN a brbadcast talk from the Singapi n latum. 1 night Mr. Walter Hanmmg Chei. of the South China football Assodatioi At our club, we combine Chinphysical culture with western method fl for practically every form of Sport, t of which are soccer, basketball, volley*
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      47 14 A SOCCER: Sou'P Ch-i-- < r y tfl M vices, Staciiunr. Dlv. I. l „^H Changi: Dlv. II A i: a Sole* an. Ollimau Fori 5.H.8.. SH.B. „M TENNIS: S.CR.c and yMCA merits. H TIDE TABLE I TO-DAY: bJBLBS .1- J TO-MORROW: 12 27 r I I M
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    BRITAIN HAS QUIET NIGHT
    72 15 N London, May 26. O bombs are reported to have fallen on Britain last night Maintaining the lull of the past fortnight, hardly any raider crossed the sea. The only district from [which they were reported was on I the north-east coast and no incident followed.
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    MOTOR LORRIES IN COLLISION
    49 15 FREE Indian soldiers were in. jured, but not seriously, when two motor lorries collided near the junction of River Valley and Kim Seng Roads yesterday evening. The injured men suffered from bruises and were picked up conscious by the ambulance and taken to the hospital.
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    TRAVELLED 3,000,000 MILES
    176 15 TRAVELLING 1500 miles a week for 40 years, it is estimated that a railway r "i ird had covered some .>, 000,000 miles on the permanent 1 Way before his retire- > ment. J He was Mr. Samuel Jeffrev Beard, who has died at Old vStn*ion House.
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    Baby Saves Household From Fire
    46 15 Baby Saves Household From Fire London. rO YEAR OLD June Cain gave warning of a fire which broke out at her parents home in Khartoum-road, Tooting, SW. Mrs. Cain, her mother, was awakened by June's coughing She found the rear part of the house in flames.
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    Ramakrishna Mission
    75 15 AT the annual general meeting of the Hamakrishna Mission, Singapore, hi id on Sunday, May 25. the following advisory committee Was elected: President: Swarm Bhas warananda; vice-president: Mr. V. Pakinsamy: i>on. lee.: Mr. M. T. Pillay; hon treasurer: Mr r. M. Krishnan; committee: Me; i Bramachati Kallasam, m.
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    CONTINUOUS TRAINING
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