Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 13 April 1941

Microfilm: NL1459
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    Bloodiest Battle In History Begins
    144 1 Bloodiest Battle In History Begins 1 i j Athene, ..\pr. i> I IIMTHIN I fen hours, one S If cf the greatest and most J ferocious battles m history I will begin, if indeed it has n ot already begun." declared 1 ■theP"*** Minister, M. Nidkm- v diSi m a
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    U.S. Bases In Greenland
    97 1 New York. Apr 12 -THE newest outpost" of th( 1 United Btates is the press description of the move to establish American bases m Greenland President Roosevelt's action has captured the imagination ol the American press, even isolationists conceding the wisdom ol strengthening America's defences Several
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    Hitler's Message To Mussolini
    88 1 Berlin, Apr. fERMAN troops advancing: from Bulgaria across Yugoslavia effected contact with the Kalian troops operating' i;i Albania yfNtrrday The contact was established m rth of Lake Ochrida. Th L r l e ws was §i ;e 'i *n a special Htjrh Command communique *»ed this
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    43 1 London. Apr. 12— It is learned m tondon that one of the British gnoured car patrols m the wnauir area successfully shot up m enemy infantry unit yesterday »tule it was disembarking from Sports. The British patrol did wt suffer any casualties- Reuter
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    Nazi Supply Ship Sunk In North Sea
    106 1 London. Apr. 12. THE British coastal command and bomber command planes" successes m the Norch Sea and the south coast of Norway are recorded m an official communique Coastal command bombers atcacKed an enemy supply ship oil SEEP a n i left jt
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    U. S. Ships For Britain
    85 1 New York, Apr. I>. A MOVE which is expected to rv- lease 250.C00 tons of shipping irr nse In the Atlantic is reported m a New York Times Washington despatch. It stated that I'nited States Aimy cargo transport! will be used to carry hemp, rubber
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    Note Circulation Sets Up A Record
    85 1 London. Apr. 12. ON the money market two newfinancial records hav e been set up. The first is a rise m note circulation to £618,700.000; and the second, the decision to increase nex-u week's offerings of Treasury Bills to C 75 million sterling. Yesterdays
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    GREEK HOSPITAL SHIP SUNK
    106 1 GREEK HOSPITAL SHIP SUNK Athens, Api 12 (JIXTEEN successive waves of Ger*f man aircraft attacked Piraeus during Friday night. Bombs were dropped and mines sown In various places. Two small fires were started, but both were immediately extinguished German dive bombers attacked a small ship near the port of Glydada,
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    57 1 Athens, ,*pr. 12. ALTHOUGH no details have yet reached jUhens of the operations m which the iSritMi ami Imperial troops are engage^ .1 British officer who has just returned fiom the front states that British troops were m grand form, full of eagerness for the first encounter with the Germans
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    The Sunday Tribune
    23 1 5 A.M. FniT |or !^«££W~ SUNDAY. APRIL— --i94"i: ir w -w -w Net Saks Exceed 23, 200 Weekly FIVE CENTS.
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    RUMANIAN FORCES SAID ATTACKING YUGOSLAVS
    292 1 RUMANIAN FORCES SAID ATTACKING YUGOSLAVS CANADA LICKS 'EM vcn nchbn xg b nxvcbnfnjxgnbjj ITALIAN ATTACKS REPULSED WITH HEAVY LOSSES J» I MANIAN forces have now joined m (he attack on Yugoslavia, a i L accord!n ff to the official Italian news agency. An artillcrv duel between the Rumanian and Yugoslav
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    BRITISH ENVOY TO CHINA HERE
    92 1 BRITISH ENVOY TO CHINA HERE nrsPITE reports that the British envoy would not be visiting Singapore as originally planned beiore his visit to Chungking Sir Archibald C!ark-Kerr, British Ambassador to China, arrived m Singapore yesterday afternoon. He was met on board by the A.-D.-C. to His Excellency the Governor m
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    Premier Visits Bristol
    241 1 London, Apr. 12. WiTli a time -honoured ceremony m Bristol's battle-scarred university, Mr. Churchill, who Ls Chancellor of the University today invested Mr. Winant. the' new U.S. Ambassador and Mr. R. G. tzies, the Australian Premier, with the honorary degrees of Doctor of Laws. A similar degree
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    Italians Claim Capture Of Maj.-Gen. De Wiart
    109 1 London, Apr. 12.— A claim that Ma j .-Gen. Carton de Wiart has been captured m Cyrenaica. is made by the official Italian news agency.. Majcr-General de Wiart is known as "the most wounded British General." Years after the last war he was
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    Axis Ships: U. S. Banker May Negotiate Deal
    106 1 Axis Ships: U. S. Banker May Negotiate Deal New York, Apr. 12. report- that he is to negotiate for the purchases of the Axis ships seized m the United Stairs ports, Mr. Frederick Stallforth, the New York banker, left by clipper for Lisbon to-day. Mr. Stallforth refused to confirm or
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    U.S. War Observer's Air Dash To London
    80 1 THE latest Ameiican war observer, 1 Major-Genera] Henry Arnold, Chief of the United States Army Air Corps, arrived m London by the Atlantic clippei en route for London, according to a Vichy news agency message. The clipper landed m the middle of the
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    Respite For R.A.F. On Good Friday Night
    80 1 London, Apr. I?.. THE R.A.F. spent Good Friday 1 night on the ground. i t s learned that there were no raids. on Germany. The reason given La bad weather on the Contlnei During daylight yesterday an R.A.F. bomber attacked an enemy supply
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    Night Raiders Pay Heavy Toll
    297 1 y London, Apr JMIK Luftwaffe's nighl I increi (i to 46 to-day when it was i i coiifl enemy bomber wars destroyed by R. \.V. fighter on i This total exceeds that for the whole of March (41) whi< h a war record. Night fighters
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    Post-War Role Of "A.B.C."
    134 1 Post- War Role Of "A .B.C." London, A}» [N a 1 Quo g Ambas ador m I ondon for '"i )r th t he I rorld Ir- Midi mus! romp nly m terms of A i; i kmej ii i Britain a »d C m the cothat In the peace
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    Col. Donovan's Plea
    37 1 roi DONOV uho i rin'iv returned fr i tool r Lnropr I the l'n rnvoy, urged m an Chicago, thai the i niti d Stal hovld instituti 1 ivoj ol :r,i I»r BHtain Reuter
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    Fierce Raid On Nazi Transport Columns
    125 1 Vthens, Vpr, 1 JWO oil tanks blew up and a number <l lorries wert sn on fire when R.A.P. bombers attacked a German convoj brtwecn Monagtir and Prilep. Despite opposition fi m b latgc number of fehters, other R.A.I, bombers destroyed m im portant
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    GOVERNOR or NORTHERN RHODESIA DEAD
    49 2 London, Apr. 12. MESSAGES of sympathy on the d^ath on Apr. 9 of Sir J. A. Maybin, Governor and C.-in-C, Northern Rhodesia, have been sent to the Officer Administrating the Government of the protectorate by the King and Colonial Secretary, Lord Moyne.— British Wireless
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    Malayan Tamils Set Up Association
    634 2 DRESIDING at the inauguration of the first All-Mahtya Tamil Association yesterday, Dr. S. Luther, the president, said Ihiat untouchabilitv fchould l>e kept out of Malaya and pledged the Association to give all its support to the war effort. 'I he meet ing was h<l<l at
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    Costa Rican Counsel Complains Of Incivility By H. K. Official
    500 2 Hong Kong, Apr. 2. 'JpilE commission appointed to inquire into the affairs of the Immigration Department had its final sitting, BO far as Hie' taking <>f evidence is concerned, yesterday, when another complain! of incivility on the part of Mr.
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    Ex-Civil Air Line Pilot Bag Of Night Raiders
    399 2 London. Apr. 12. r J^HE growing- efficacy of night fighters m the destruction enemy bombers is seen m the fact that m four nights:' Royal Air Force night fighters have doubled their score for t 3 ear. In the clear moonlisht aoove
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    HERO OF DARKNESS
    658 2 BUM) >l W MOKXS iilll I (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) JJERE'S a tale of a young blind man— blind m one eye at birth and m the other just when he was about to start his career nine years ago— who simply refuses to accept defeat m
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    Caused Pain To Fowls, Fined
    80 2 Singapore, Saturday. TAUSING unnecessary pain to 216 y fowls by cramming them into Is baskets" was the charge brought against a Hokkien. Teo Chwee m the Second Court to-day. Each basket could only hold ten fowls but accused was found with 17 low Is m
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    THEFT CHARGES
    104 2 B Singapore, Saturday. AIL of $100 was allowed m the case of a Chinese, Wong Heon" who claimed trial m the Second Court to-day to a charge of stealing S9 cash from a house m Tras Street, the property of Teo Joon Nyah, on Apr. 11. The case
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      53 2 KNIFE CHARGE Singapore, Saturday. PEWA SINGH, a £ikh. was charged tf to-day with voluntarily causing hurt with a knife to another S'kh Toher SiriL'h, at 9.30 p.m. on April 10 at North Bridge Road. The accused claimed trial. Bail of $250 was allowed and the case was postponed to April
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    Govt. Evacuation Scheme Goes Up In Smoke
    602 3 .B/-O IV A T MORALE OVERS MENT has made certain aborf?f,,, 1 P s /or "oniation of citizens a7riL2T ocr J*!?"- Go**™*™* has also "hi. ''T*'"" 7 lo huitd lheir <>«» «"«p hmce^Jn W€ek '<"<> r '"»<'»t •ho*** just "l,n,r Cnemy couUl (l(
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    SULTAN ON ROTARY AND WORLD PEACE
    573 3 Mr. R. E. H olttum Elected (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. JJECLARING open the 12th annual conference of the 80th Rotary District this morning at Ipoh, H.H. the Sultan of Perak said: "With the great progress of the war, I am sure all
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    The French Are Pro- & Anti
    78 3 The French Are Pro- Anti- s DII RRE DE I WUX, for 10 years director of the Paris r office of the League of Nations, told students at San Jose State College that "the people of France are not pro- German. "They are divided into the pro-British and the anti-
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    Posed As His Sister
    217 3 gECAUSE he realised the police were on the look-out for him, Sidney Tye, an absentee from the Royal West Kent Regiment, dressed up as a woman, complete with wig, and posed as his own sister. This remaikable story was unfolded before the Maidstone. Kent, magistrates when
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      634 3 YOU WON'T HAVE GOUT if 5R Gout is due to a blood condition. If you have a tendency to acidity you are liable to it. Thrre are various causes. Unbalanced diet. Poisoned teeth. These upset the digestion. The liver and kMix-vs get out of order. Gout occurs. There is a
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    THOUSANDS OF POUNDS LIE IDLE
    910 4 FOR TUNE LOST TO THE WAR EFFORT TRIBUNE OFFERS A SOUND PLAN People m this country have been blamed consistently for not supporting the war sufficiently while thousands of them would be only too willing to contribute m some form or other if a tangible
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    1,000 "Love Babies" Are Born Every Week In Gremany
    403 4 1,000 "Love Babies" Are Born Every Week In Gremany i JSJCORES of thousands of devout German mothers art reviling the name cf Hcrr KuoYlph Hes«. Hitler's Deputy, foi 1 bringing dishonour and shame r.n their households. For the vicious harvest is now coining home of the iniquitous policy which lie
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    Japan Expects China War To Continue
    204 4 Japan Expects China War T o Continue Tokyo, Apr. 12. T*HE Chiang Kai-shek regime is likely to keep up resistor against Japan by patching up its relations with the chine* Ct mmunists and relying on British and American as Mr. Chuichj Ohashi, Foreign Vice-Minister, stated before v gubernatorial conference, m
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    H. L. HOPKIN PLEADS FOR
    532 5 TIIKKE a spat b < s m-tki"''',!,';,,, I 5 Z32T «i".< tt's: "WliHl "«'t- s ri( uatKKrouiiCJ ot the Krt'iich situation when M. Reynaud took office? Let us Q fwA at the condition of ••Of the Navj one could only gptgk woil. And all the
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    FAITH IN FRANCE
    913 5 A.\!» SET* A SEX l>ltO»Li:>| ar y patience and courage. I have been along the o'd battle line and seen the bright new towns and clean and attractive new villages which they raised m less than three years. Elsewhere m France 1 have seen the ordinary Frenchman—peasant
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    OH, RATS!
    72 5 t s t »TIIKRK is a West London I shelter whose denizens t S have smiled at shakings from i nearby H.E.s, laughed at fires raging around them, put up j cheerfully with the cold and the damp. Now they have sent a i strong complaint to the
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    JAPANESE ARMY CHANGES
    99 5 Tokyo, Apr. 12 LIEUT.-GEN. Hyotaro Kimuva, Chief of Staff of the Kwaivunp Army, has been appointed War Vice-Minister In succession tj Lieut. -Gen. Kcrechika Anami, according to an official, announcement. Lieut. -Gen. Tsao Yoshida &SW been appointed Director of the newly-created headquarters of th< mechanised and armoured
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      59 5 HEN EXHIBITED IN COURT SingaDore. Saturday. A HEN was an exh bit m the polic? eoortfl to-day when 23-year-oid Tin Ah Poi and 53-year-old Tan Phtk were charged with the theft 1 :i hen valuec' at 80 cents, frim a house m Pulol Übln on Anr h Both accused claimed
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore
    1473 6  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore Vera Ardmore DLUEVING m the 'early bird' 1 maxim, many turned up as early as 'j.uu a.in to Wavy Ho*isr for Mrs. T H Drew's American Party, In aid of t lie Bailors' Fund on Monday. A number of attractive articles were offered at this
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    GREATEST VARIETY OF FISH IN THE WORLD
    1051 7 L.S.D. FINDS MALAYA HAS THE axe of the numerous Singapore 'aquarium' enthusia ri has recently returned from a,, extensive Sin in search of a rarespfecimen of t,-u parent angel fish. Jhe search was made over all 1 O f rough country roads, and
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    THERE'S A TITAN IN US ALL
    1398 7 Sl( ItliS OF Till: S( lU.IICV The Doctor Says HE kindly doctor this week passes jl on to you a few lessons which others refused to learn. They tell him what is wrong and scoff at his solutions and dogmatise about medical problems. He
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    Church Organist's Acts On Boy
    122 7 Church Organist's Acts On Boy CTATED by the police to have «■> been greatly respected m the village where he was church organist, Gordon Arthur Fielding, 54. of Ovington, was found guilty, before Mr. Justice Atkinson, at Norfolk Assizes, of acts of impropriety m regard to two boys. Mr. Stuart
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, April 13, 1941. Opinion
    538 8 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, April 13, 1941. Opinion Thunder 1 n<l Eggs i.\ days of p€ace > m« 1 plenty, such subjects as Ihe Hltvt of thunderstorms on thr stamina and fecundity of poultry, the itamin conl ents of rice or papaya and the feeding of pi^s will) fish refuse
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    THE NEW WORLD ORDER
    1267 8 EDWARD ELLIS CALLS FOR SPIRITUAL REARMAMENT FoT JLiIS f f ill%»' m* 9 IVITH each passing day, the conviction grows thai with all its weaknesses and shortcomings when it comes to waging a total war, democracy is infinitely stronger as a human spiritual force than totalitarianism.
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    CRAZY!
    892 8 (W.B.PATERSONSays\ OFFICIALDOM IS f|FFH lALDOM moves m .'i mysterious way iU wonders to perform. I heard a ne\i our m this connection the othejr daw A man who has Uh-ii a l« >ujj: time m this country and who expects to be m it at least as longai^ii"' requested
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    YUGOSLAVS HALT GERMAN ADVANCE
    431 9 Eighty Nazi Tanks Destroyed] Ft r uv London, Apr. 12. Hh ucrman advance into Central \,.r. i Parian frontier has been chrrkZi oslavia the Buieast of Belgrade, accordTg to th^C^bia^T* ow correspondent somewhere m y, »sla"a ht S u R T tod h »o captured, including
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    AMERICA'S FAR EASTERN TRADE
    115 9 AMERICA' S FAR EASTERN TRADE Shanghai, Apr. 12. tt/ARNING that the time would J* come when ev:ry American would nave to know the fundamentals of |ne United States Far Eastern tade, Mr. John Ahlers, well-known economist m Shanghai, writing In Jte China Weekly Review, signincantly pointed out that the "curtailment
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    TWO PEAS
    182 9 doubt when you looked at the picture at left and then took a glance at the one below you figured that the Tribune was slipping when they printed the same picture twice even if it was a good picture! Weli you were dead wrong Mid here's why. At
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    Walked 210 Miles In Libyan Desert On 2 Gallons Of Water
    709 9 London, Apr 12. JT has now been possible to piece together the story <~f how four wounded British private soldiers walked 210 miles u>w,ivds safety m ten days through the heart of the Libyan Desert with no other supplies
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    Balkan And Libyan Setbacks Not Vital
    277 9 JT would be idle to pretend that the news from the war from m the past week has been anything but disappointing, says a Daiiy Telegraph leader. Both m the Balkans and Libya, the enemy has had unexpected sweeping successes which have changed the
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    SWIM, LALINE, SWIM!
    1457 10  -  C.L. CHEAH By LALINE LONG discovered that being a swimming champion had its disadvantages. Her figure, shaped by constant swimming into a lovely streamlined form, got her plenty of attention. But she never bargained for the incident that happened to her one morning when she went up
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    383 10 SUNDAY SHORT STORY I must make a dash fur it now can't undress before them.' She {lanced round, retreating a little. The room by which she escaped dc fore. But Keat read her throughts and Rung himself across that door. Not so fast, champ. Go on. take oil that dress.
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    791 10 TRIBQUIZ reckons no one ought to try to eat his Sunday breakfast before the old mind is functioning properly. And whether you feel quizzical or not he says, speaking as a man, there is no way of getting your own back on the wife quite like answering
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    HERE'S. SOMETHING THAT'S BETTER THAN COD LIVER OIL!
    251 10 HERE'S. SOMETHING THAT'S BETTER THAN COD LIVER OIL! Tasteless, flesh-forming tabM thin people* f AH who are too thin and weii* tittle for their pear, )f mind X** Oil. they might b» K i n to put^'*or two of flcsn I Pou^ en enough ol <**«*. however, scientists have uiscovSL
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    When Kuantan Was Tough
    1844 11 sdf nfgv dbdvcv bh n lni0! !<^"< "Vrnk. now Awl Malaya m London) r WENT out to Malaya m November, 1907. with Andrew vaidecott (now Governor o r Ceylon), Rvrton on! Mudie, both of whom became Jwfyes. Tn those days the Colonial Office wa« -oro concerned
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    R. A. F. BLAST BORKUM
    246 12 R. A. F. BLAST BORKUM London. Apr. 12. A SURPRISE R.A.F. attack on Thursday on th? Frisian island of Borkum is further described by the Air Ministry news service. As Blenheims of the Bomber Command came on th^ island, the seaplane base and barracks was completely silent and the defences
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    165 13 London. Anr 12 THE determination oi the RAF. to destroy the German battle cruiaen Scharnhorst and Gneisenau In Brest harbour is epitomised m the announcement ci the award of the Distinguished Flying Ci to Pilot-Officer A. Esler, of the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
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    "BRITAIN WILL NEVER BE STARVED INTO DEFEAT"
    214 13 "BRITAIN WILL NEVER BE STARVED INTO DEFEAT" London, Apr. 12. i AS the Battle of the Atlantic In- tensifi?s, it In cresting to recall the words cf r lerr Albert Ball m, the German shipping magnate, 'o the ex-Kaiser m 1916 wh?n he \vi te: "At present, about 200 ocean
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      238 13 THE SINGAPORE AAUSICAL SOCIETY POP I I.Alt CONCERT Sunday, May 4th 1941 IN THE VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL Intending Members of th° Society are reminded that subscription^ should bp forward d m good time before fhis concert m order to rain the full advantage of the $5 membership scheme. All particulars
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      93 13 CHINES/: HMD FOX Singapore, Satan ABOUT 50 arrest case:; were dealt with by Mr. Conrad Uldham at the police COUTta )\p attended to \h v work In all five courts m turn. Thirty-three Chinese pleaded guilty to charges ol gambling and c fined $1 each or iple imprisonment. Eighteen of
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      784 13 TO-DAY'S CHURCH SERVICES East^ D^^^^.O^^T^ M (< METHODIST CHURCH a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 an, C Jon p^° 1U W Pay;^, Leb:ir Police Station) Eucharist. 10.30 a.m. Choral Mn a n r Ch V H rk Hin Sunday. 530 p.m. Evensong Sermon. t» Class. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. Upper S^raneoon S^'u" 1^
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    WILL SELANGOR REPEAT LAST YEAR'S WIN?
    1271 14  -  UMPIHE c b x i Singapore s Chances A I K.L.: Wickets That Are r!li: clash between Singapore and Seluigor this week-end will provide some very &ood cricket. This is one of the oldest fix lures m Malayan cricket and the match between these
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    431 14 Two Records Broken In Schnese Swim Meet. |N connection with the opening of their m\\ club he use and pool, the Chinese Swinging Club held a triangular meet yesterday m which Singapore, Penang um\ Ipoh were represented. Time* returned for two of the events may constitute new retold, il officially
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    GOOD DIVIDENDS AT BUKIT TIMAH
    1132 15 Empress Best With 553 Sin *»Por^ Saturday. mjHOI (.H il rained hcav.ly before the start of the first race /I there was a large crowd present at Etokil Timah to-d.v the Ihird day of the Singapore Turf dub Summer meeting A« on Wednesday, favourite* again
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    BIG SWEEP
    111 15 The draw for the Big Sweep resorted as follows: tal Pool: $48,580 First prize: 117,693 I-Vious L 3062 Second prize: I&50J Jest On ***** Third Prize: $4,250 Cimbal< 1 1520 Starters carh $172 Cburtiritf 193 19 Lady Zenla 1785$ First Ra ***** Kicotine 181« M R»b-A-Xnh 111 71
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    Perak Big Sweep Result
    70 15 S FOLLOWING is the result of the draw tor the Perak i Turf Club's big sweep held on race eight at Singapore i to-day: tIRST PKIZE: Furious *****. i SECOND PRIZE: i Jest On *****. THIRD PRIZE: S Cambalcnff *****. 1 STARTERS: *****, *****, i *****,
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    LEAGUE SOCCER
    93 15 IN a Div. 2A match played at itiiLah yesterday R.A.F. (Tengah> beat the R.A.O.C. by seven t»oals 10 three. Wall was m bril liant form scoring four goals Morrison, and Gilmore scored r ■oal each, and Wilkinson of the R.A.O.C. kicked the ball Into hi. own goal. For
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    43 15 The following will reprcaeni S.C.R C. Ist XI against Police Ist XI iii Thompson Road to-day it j..m.: Evan Wong. (Capi.t, Kenc Hc:k, Keng Siew, Cecil Won\ Sweo Ken;>, Swee Law, Kee Pow Hock Chye. Thiani Siew, Kee Tian Lim dwang
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    28 15 In a friendly tabk unis matel rlayed at Telok Ayer Street last •v??k Singapore Shorthand Writers" Association beat thf Telok Ayer Epworth League by six panics to one.
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    STILL IN
    24 15 Chee Choon Keng, all-India champion, who cleared another hurdle ycSLcraay m me me/i j jptt. tingles c:'e?it of the oKI-Malayan badminton championships.
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    CENTURY AGAINST SINGAPORE IN SELANGOR MATCH
    516 15 CENTURY AGAINST SINGAPORE IN SELANGOR MATCH Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 12. CINGAPORE were gliding down easy street this morning when they took the field against Selangor, who, electing to bat, failed miserably against the howling of the Southerners and were Six wickets down for 06 at lunch time. Later, however, the
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    MALAYS MEET R.A. (HEAVY) AT STADIUM
    224 15 Singapore, Saturday Heavy Battery 5; Malays 1. CTARTING with cn!y ten men the Malays were early m the limelight m their Div. I game against the R.A. (Heavy) at Anson Road 11 afternoon. The Malays began the game with only ten men, the eleventh
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    Sports Diary
    67 15 TO-DAY CRICKET: Singapore vs. Selangor, Kuala Lumpur; S C.C. vs. Gordons, S.C.C.; Indian Assn. vs. Malay R*»gt., Balestier. BADMINTON: Malayan championships, Victoria Memorial Hall. ATHLETICS: Sinhalese Assn. National Day athletics spcrts, McNair Ft ad. WATER-POLO: S.S.C vs. RAF (Kailang), 10 30 a.m. at S.S.C. SWIMMING Triangular meet, CSC.
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    Durai Causes First Upset
    916 15 Itatliiiiiiioii riiiir^pion%lii|».% 'JHE first bijr upset m the All-Malayan badminU.n championships being played at the Victoria Mi m< rial Hall, wm caused by S. A. Durai (Singapore) who defeated Ooi Teik Hock (Penaitg), last year's Malayan singles runner-up, when they met m the quarter finals, yesterday.
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      54 15 TIDE TABLE HIGH TIDES TG-DAY: 11.44 a.m., <♦ 3 ft. 11.46 p.m., 9.1 ft. TO-MOKROW:_I2 29 p.m 9.3 ft. Owing to the heavy rain which fell m the afternoon, two cricket marches, one between the C.S.C. and St. Andrew's School, and the ether between the Indians and the Malay Regiment,
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    NAZI BOMBER "SHEPHERDED" INTO CRASH
    179 16 London, Apr. 12. MORE than 30 enemy aircraft re Shot down or destroyec by ground strafing m Cyrenaic: rnst week. An Australian pilot has just nfounU'd details of an amazing tw< days when 22 German aircraft wei destroyed lor the loss of one Hurrl cane.
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    63 16 NEW JAPANESE ENVOY TO VICHY GOVERNMENT Tokyo, Apr. 12. MR. Sotomatsu Kato. the newly appointed Japanese Ambassador to France, will leave for Viclv on Tuesday accompjnled by Vlseouni Seiichi Motonn, First Secretary of the Japanese Embassy, li Prance. The French Ambassador, M Charles Anene-Heitry, t\u.c) m conversation with the new
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    A-A DOWNS ENEMY NIGHT RAIDER
    181 16 A-A DOWNS ENEMY NIGHT RAIDER London, Apr. 12. A SEVERE air attack m Western England en Friday night and the shooting down of two enemy aircraft are recorded m this morning's Air Ministry communique. The communique says that enemy activity during the niglu was almost entirely confined to thr> west
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    10 16 Buenos Aires, Apr. 11. Rains are interrupting new crop ploughing.
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    U S.-JAPAN RELATIONS NOT WORSENING, SAYS KONOYE
    350 16 U S.- JAPAN RELATIONS NOT WORSENING, SAYS KONOYE Policy Aimed At Preventing American Entry Into Wat Tokyo, Apr. 12. THE Japanese Ambassador to the United States, Admiral Nomura, was putting forth efforts to prevent the United States from joining the war, declared the Japanese Prune Minister, Prince Konoye, addressing pressmen
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    How Rich Nazis Circumvent Rationing
    242 16 How R ich Nazis Circumvent Rationing London, Apr. 12 J^HE lengths to which I means will go to supft ment the wvv more meipj commodity supplies are nm ed not on this occasion tral sources but by the 2 Party newspaper. "Voefirju Beobachter." Ihe Berlin police, it std raided the
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    69 16 Singapore, SaturdiA TAMIL, Govindasamy. pte guilty to a charge of being d-' and incapable opposite the Roc Road police station yesterday 'admitted stopping traffic and: ia crowd collected round him v. lined $1 or a day's simj*' I pri onment. Thousands have been ri#* 9 the indiscriminate Nazis by intrepid
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    38 16 MR.GWEEJIW 5Q pea< i fully at hi? Fn<- Choon' residency Quarters. ral lr ?S 12th April. him his beloved e^ i and five daußhterj-l (children to v day. 13th April- TJ» vf his wmi's reside for Bidadarl.
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    STOP PRESS
    336 16 London, Apr. 12. The capture of iMajor-Gencral de Wiart (see page 1) has been officially confirmed. Reuter. Glasgow, Mar. 12. The fi£ht being put up by Yugoslavia and Greece is m Itsell a victory, declared the Home Secretary, Mr. H. Morrison. "The great thing is that these countries
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    50 16 U .S. METALS New York, Apr. 11: Wall Street looks technically improved. Tho. labour outlook continues to brighten as the Ford settlement seems nearer. Several more independent steelmakers have granted ten cent wage increases. United States steel ingot production ii? March was 7.146.000 tons, compared with 6,250.000 tons m February.
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    Nazi Air Attack On Convoy Repulsed
    147 16 London, Apr. 12. THE details of an attack by fifty German planes on a convoy, during which the British destroyer Athcrstone was damaged, are now disclosed. About half th? Ciorman planes dived on to the Atherstone, releasing about thirty bombs which appealed to go
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      140 16 FREIGHT SHORTAGE Euenos Aires, Apr. 11: It is learned that United States underwriters are accepting a frustration clause covering exports to South Africa via Lorenzo Marques. Traders are very concerned about the lack of shipping to South Africa and India which threatens to suspend their longstanding trade with Argentina. It
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      48 16 SOITTH INDIAN WAR FUND T*HE m i [ndlun w i-; Fund Committee have collected $12,776.50 tor the War Fund. th<- Malaya Patriotic Fund and T»ie Indian Troop- Entertainment Fund Ktates a report )usi issued. This sum wi distributed In the ratio of 6, 1 5 *nd i respectively
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