Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 27 April 1941

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    14 1 The Sunday Tribune TH5 A.M. EDITION NetSalesExceed'23,2ooWeekly SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1941. FIVE CENTS
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    "BATTLE OF FLAMES" ON BRITAIN'S DOORSTEP
    288 1 A J J r j nit Londoners To Register For Fire-Fighting Duties BATTi E< (il London, Apr. 2fi. 1./:; the flames" was now waged «n llritain's for I m larcd Mr Herl rt Morriwn, Minister »i UtmaTol SPC ki X at (;uil «f«rd to-day.
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    FADDEN'S SNUB TO NAZIS
    97 1 FADDEN'S SNUB TO NAZIS »< Ipr. 'Zu. GERMAN alterations of dissension between Britain and Air iralia were denounced by Air. A. Fadden, acting Prime Minister, m i statement m Sydne} to-day. He said: "A istralia '.ids jclidly behind n m this and is proud to b« d with •JieEnt:. I
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    82 p.c. Of Americans Expect U.S. To Go To War
    38 1 .v York, Apr. 2). pOBTY-TWO erica a-il! !j involvi C m v> ar, accor Gallup pi jwn Apr. 10 and 20, inst J per cent, five m Reuter
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    WHITHER?
    69 1 Vichy, Apr. 2ti. iyi. ISM hi INOM President oi l Turkey, left Ankara Uie last night, says an Ankara dispatch to the Vichy news agency. He was seen off at the station by the Prime Minister, the Chief at General Staff, all the Cabinet Ministers and a number of
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    FURTHER GERMAN MOVES IMMINENT
    161 1 rvcMpph i Zurich, Apr. 26. PJSPIRED circles m 1 erlm are adopting towards Spain, 1 ortuga) and Turkey exactly the same attitude as that adopted toward. Norway. Holland and Belgium before they were invaded, says the Berlin correspondent of the Basler Nachrichten. Allegations are stressed that
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    Nazis Winning Victories, but Losing The War-SMUTS
    463 1 Nazis Winning Victories, but Losing The War- SMUTS The American Giant Roused From Slumbers A Capetown, Apr. 2(>. MERICA will yel go all the way now that Hitler has roused the American #iant from his slumbers," declared General Smuts, tin South African Prime Minister, m a broadcast from Capetown to-night
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    Nazi Mission To Tokyo
    72 1 Tokyo, Apr 26. A German economic mission arrived here this morning The mission, which was headed by Helmut Wohltat (Director-General of the German Four-Year Plan) was met at the station by Mr. Ohashi, Vice-Minister for Poreli ti Affairs, and other Foreign Office officials, the German Ambassador
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    NAZIS LOSE 21 PLANES IN BIG AIR BATTLES OVER TOBRUK
    438 1 NAZIS LOSE 21 PLANES IN BIG AIR BATTLES OVER TOBRUK ~mS* UAT Heavy Blows At Axis Life-Line London, April 26. J^ HE principal feature of the air fighting m ihe Middle East during the past week was the extent to which the R. A. F. assumed the offensive m North
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    Cricket In Tobruk
    95 1 London, Apr. Tin i: i fTound stun at 'lutiiiik were p!ay»ng cricket when an a:r rail alert sounded. They p.. used to use llifir steel helmets and then resumed the game. The Air Ministry news service reporting this says the spirit of the Tobruk force is high.
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    AXIS CLAIM OF THERMOPYLAE VICTORY
    144 1 AXIS CLAIM OF THERMOPYLAE VICTORY London, Apr. 26. 4i GERMAN High Command! communique claims that alter overcoming the position i at Thermopylae the British! troops were defeated east of the historic narrow pass near, Moles, Several hundred British were taken prisoner and 30 guns captured, j The communique also states
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    Withdrawal From Greece Continuing
    170 1 I |!HE British < i from Greece cent m.. Fort Wot a, m Abyssinia, together .\ith twelve Italian oflfici i i and nany hundreds of Italian colonial troops, has been captured. These facts are given m the latest P. ;f^'h way c ny; hp pr^nera] head-
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    ENEMY LOSSES IN ATTACK ON TOBRUK
    84 1 London Apr 26. THERE were no British casualties when Tobruk waa attacked on Thursday, it is learned m London. The attack was made by infantry at dawn on Thursday with artillery support. The at*ack was broken up by Are before it reached our defences
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    Von Papen In Berlin
    28 1 Ten Jon Apr 26. IfON PAPEN thi Oeri n A arrived In Friday, the </ri 1 German news agency adding 111 I)V k-end- Reuter
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    LOCAL RICE STOCKS ADEQUATE TO MEET ALL PUBLIC DEMANDS
    958 2 LONG TERM RESERVES BUILT (By A Special Correspondent; ]\|ALAYA is only about one-third self-supporting as regards rke. Tne area under padi is being systematically increased there was 42,000 acres more 1 under padi m the 1939-40 season than m the previous
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    Wedding At Sarawak
    298 2 Wedding At Sarawak irawak, Saturday. I plat c here i p.m. to-d ol Mr. Daniel Richard Lascellea of the Sarawak Civil Service and Mis* Mildred Joya Burr, daughter of Mr. and lira. B. Burr ol Gemas Estate, Gema The bruit i is tilt son <»1 tl I lor A. Lascelli
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    Light Rotan For Chinese Boy Thief
    163 2 Light Rotan For Chinese Boy Thief Singapore, Saturday. EIGHT strokes of the light rotan, m ajau tho p. ice Ong Ec Tay, a I 14-year-old Hokkien youth, hadi to pay whan he pleaded guilty to a charge of theft of $20 from a coffee-shop owner In Kelson Road, m the
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    Local Advertising Man's Marriage
    221 2 Singapore, Saturday. '|'HE Cathedral of the Good Shepherd was the setting for the marriage at 5 p.m. to- day of Mr. Frank Martin Boudewyn and Mrs. Edna Strays. The bride is the daughter of th° late Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Western out 1 of Singapore
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    CHINESE SCHOOLS PREPARE FOR WAR
    139 2 PREPARATIONS against all emergencies m warfare are now being intensively undertaken by Chinese vernacular schools m Singapore. i Under special training at A.R.P. work at present m three classes are 127 principals and teachers of about 100 Chinese schools- who after their period cf training
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    CHINESE OVERSEAS EDUCATION BOOST
    200 2 CHINESE OVERSEAS EDUCATION BOOST MALAYA is to participate m another big stop m the progress of Chinese education overseas, a move initiated m Hongkong, it is understood. fc Plans are now being formulated m the Northern Colony for the establishment of a World Overseas Chinese Education Association, with the purpose
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    Income Fax
    27 2 Referring to income tax, the chairmr said members had been irci Prised about this proposed elation and the majority of members were against income tax.
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST BY CHINESE
    55 2 Singapore, Saturday. ||l Uie third court to-day, Lim Chin Sia, 41, was charged with criminal breach of trust of entrusted to him, while employed as a clerk by Yap Guan Seng. Accused claimed trial. Bail of $500 m two sureties was allowed and the
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    ADMITTED THEFT OF MONEY, SENT TO PRISON
    145 2 ADMITTED THEFT OF MONEY, SENT TO PRISON Ct JTA Singapore. Saturday. HIA Ah Sai. m the Third Court to-day, guilty to a charge of theft and was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment and six months' police supervision. He had two previous convictions. Ah Sai claimed that he did not
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    BAIL OPPOSED
    55 2 Singapore, Saturday. <>AID to have robbed Aludin Mantf can of £6.30, at Geylang Road a charge of robbery was explained to Anthony Mariasoosay <20) an Indian, when he a tpeared before Mr Conrad Old^m, m the second police court, to-day Ball was opposed :md the case was postponed
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    F.M.S. Chamber Of Commerce Calls For "Every Sacrifice"
    577 2 F.M.S. Chamber Of Commerce Calls For "Every Sacrifice" (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. PRESIDING at the annual general meeting of t| 10 F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce held here this morn. ing Mr. R. Kingdon-Rowe said the committee stressed the urgency for introduction of legislation to d ea j with
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    MALAY NAVY'S PROGRESS
    424 3 MALAY NAVY'S PROGRESS (Tnhune Staff Reporter) W 'S! i n?n neSS Tungku Ahma(i > thil l son of the money for HiT* re cent]^ led :i campaign to raise I-c-lHnck.l I T T^ Malay mem t*«fof HM.S. m«n al, ny H <lul real service fOT his «*>untry4^W Malaya S yOU^
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    What's YOUR Answer?
    878 3 SIXIIAY Ol IZ 1 v. rRIBQUIZ was on his mettle when he brought this teaser m but some of the queries are easy. If you get over SO per cent, right you're doing all right. See how you do anyway. I—Take1 Take a quick think. Take two
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    MALAYA WINS IN JAMAICA
    229 3 MALA YA WINS IN JAMAICA CIRST prize In the Jamaica 1 Women's War Materials and Comforts Committee's War Pa e?.nt and Fno. held at Knutstord Park. Jamaica, recently w nl to 'he F derated Malay States Fli I the parade of Floats represenl all parts of the Empire beins i
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    War Job For 1,000 CATS
    101 3 War Job For 1,000 CATS thousand kittens are to be lecruitcri to l:e!j> win the Avar. So n;.\ny cats K.ve been desi troyed or evacuated from London th?t rats and mice are multiplying everywhere. That's why. In the situations vacant column, this 'want id." appeared m London newspapers: Wanted 1.000
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    SERVICES HAVE OPENINGS
    749 4  -  L. C. CARROLL By All Malayans May Serve mmr ]{OLL up your sleeves Malayan lads, there's work for you to do. This war may have smashed hopes you had of getting employment and m fact, it may have already robbed you of a civil job, but it
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    RADIO BEDLAM AT SIGLAP
    392 4 B roadcas ts E 1 1 rage Ma lays (Tribune Stall Reporter) RECAUSE of a slight official oversight hundreds of Malays living m a*kampong at Siglap are being antagonised by broadcasts aimed only at gi them tiu 1 latest war news and inspiring them with added
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      201 4 AWOKE TO FIND HUSBAND DEAD BY HANGING Singapore, Saturday. ||OW she awoke m the morning and was horrified to be confronted with the gruesome spectacle of her husband hanging from a rafter above the door, was real ed m the Coroner's Court thLs morning when an inquiry was held into
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    LOVE & SERGEANT-MAJORS
    1393 5 LOVE SERGEANT-MAJORS {MEREST H. L. HOPKJN THIS WEEK Blina <st One-Legged Men "Join Up TANTALISINGLY brief report of a trial at which Mr. Jl^ ce h room -Johnson officiated provides much Judge was a twenty-four-year-old charged with housebreaking, 'a crime for which he wa ritenccd to four months 1 imprisonment
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    Boy Canes Master
    173 5 Boy Canes Master A HOY m one of the biggest elementary schools m Nottingham is sitting on top of the world just now. He has administered corporal punishment to his teacher. The master, emphasising the importance of bringing gas masks to school, warned the boys he would strap any offender
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore
    1571 6  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore Vera 1 Ardmore By- OOVERNOR'S Cup Day at the rac« s enjoyed G fern r'a weather, and the sport attracted JUCh B huge crowd that it waa with difilj culty one approached the tot' I windows m order to register a The race for th
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    To Aid Carmelite Convent
    315 6 r OU r l HFUL dancers, ranging from three years' uld upward, will ike part m the variety show beins I d al the Victoria Theatre on I lay :> and 5 respectively, m aid cf I tie Carmelite Convent Building I *und. Mrs. Vyner Gomez
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    WORLD FELLOWSHIP AFTER WAR
    2451 7  -  Rev. T. Campbell Gibson By •WHAT M\ 111 I 14.i0\ ME AXIS TO ME" Presbyterian Minister Sees THROUGH CHKISTIAN RELIGION lAM to write on what my Religion means to me not lon what it has meant or may mean to others What I am going to
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, April 27, 1941. Opinion A New Awakening
    573 8 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, April 27, 1941. Opinion A New Awakening f|NE of the repercussions of tlie war which, it is sincerely to l»f hoped, will outlive the war and continue to exert a beneficent influence on public life m this country, is the growing realisation on the part of
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    WHAT! NO FAGS?
    801 8 11. l r ail>rsoii Views BYS^leO'ii hie** Of War WHAT with losing money at the races and the cigarette famine, people, at least some people, arc just becoming- acquainted with the fact that there is a war on. It is a prett) hefty war too. judging from
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    THE 5th COLUMN
    1381 8 EDWARD ELLIS LASHES Discussion revealed that the nun had boon listening to "talk," gossip m other words gossip of the most idiotic kind. That is the kind ot defeatist t.tlk that we must shun as we do the devil. It originates ir. tin- diseased minds of incipient
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    Shipping Hospital To Britain
    218 8 Shipping Hospital To Britain f rill\ i ricated fraroeie of 22 buildings will b pod to En rlan t her i' ia 126 hospital al an unnamed 1 he sou! h-w estern i land, the Ai Ri announces. The hospital, a joint project the Red Cross and Harvard sity, is
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    HALIFAX DEFENDS BRITISH POLICY
    604 9 HALI FAX DEFENDS BRITISH POLICY HITLER WAS ANXIOUS TO AVOID BALKANS WAR *«RQlt IFR his. wammA a i Atlanta, Apr. 23. 11 tsh hhot'"e ot dec,a^d the IlriftfnXniraidter Lord a,ifax^ defending Britain's policy of sending aid to Greece m a speech at Atlanta this evening. Ho said "We were well
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    1,000,600 Soldiers From India By 1942
    46 9 Delhi. Apr. ?i, k FORECAST that by the end of lia's armed forces might million mark was made by 0 officer m a Delhi Radio broadc the actual i In India >')0.oo(> and of the veer, it iched the Reuter
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    R.A.F. Batter Kiel, Invasion Bases
    58 9 R. A.F. Batter Kiel, Invasion Bases London, Apr. 26. gO.MBERS of the R.A.F. last night attacked Kiel and i other nava] bases on the north coast of Germany. This was the second nig! I m succession thai Kiel harbour and other naval bases m ncrth-west Germany had been bombed. f
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    Lea Lovers' Leader
    57 9 A Utile group of I.S. aesthetes have banded together to forni The Perfect Leu-; Institute of America. Their first president gives iJ sketchy idea of the institutes ideals. She's Susan Hayward, who has appeared m "Beau CesK and much studio cheesecake. The institute is only the ii»"^t
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    U.S. Two-Ocean Navy Plan
    62 9 Washington, Apr. m. S Till: American Navy is build- S ing six powerful battle cruisers a new type for the 1 United States as part of the huge two-ocean fleet pro- i gramme. J No details are available re- j J yarding tlie ships but it
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    HAIDERS IN VICINITY OF NORTH-EAST
    39 9 London. Apr. 26. GERMAN planes were believed to have been m the vicinity of a town m north-east England last night. No alert had been sounded m Londrn up to a late hour.— Reuter
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    Stukas Over Tobruk
    21 9 Berlin. Apr. 26. GERMAN dive-bombers ra'ded Tobruk yesterday, according to the German news agency. Fires were started. Reuter
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    Luftwaffe Concentrate On North-East England
    142 9 Luftwaffe Concentrate On North -East England London, Apr. 26. VORTH-EAST England bore the brunt last night of the Nazi raids, according to an official communique which states: j "Enemy activity last night was mainly directed against northeast England. The attack on this area was sharp, and occurred m the early
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    AOSTA'S REFUSAL NAZIINSPIRED
    109 9 AOSTA'S REFUSAL NAZIINSPIRED THE Duke of Aosta's refusal to the British surrender terms is believed m usually well-informed circles m Cairo to be due to Nazi pressure. His refusal means the lives of several hundreds of Italian women and children interned since the beginning of the hostilities. While making their
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    N.E.I.'s Gift Of 76 Planes To R.A.F.
    89 9 N.E.I.'s Gift Of 76 Planes To R.A.F. Batavia. Apr. 26. HOW well the Netherlands East Indies understood that Britain's fight Ls her light and that only a complete British victory means the lib ration of tns kingdom of the Netherlands appears from the fact that the N.E.I, is one of
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    'Neutrality Patrols' May Be Extended
    189 9 Washington, Apr. :2<). PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT appeared to be purposely enigmatic when he parried a question about convoys at his press conference this afternoon but the general impression he Grave wi that tho American 'neutrality patrols" would be extended further and further into the Atlantic. This
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    S'HAI BANKS ORDERED TO RE-OPEN
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    50 9 London, Apr. 26. IV? ANY Hares over a north-eastern area were the prelude to 8 sharp, short raid made by a number of machines. A number of explosive and fire bombs was dropped. Other raiders were al^o reported over a tewn m Northern Ireland. Reuter
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    81 13 Are Our City Fathers Difficult Taskmasters? Singapore. Friday. "IT seems to me that we are be- coming more and more forgetful of how to be good godfathers of this town, and are daily and rapidly, through a process of metamorphosis, beine; transformed into a difficult taskmaster f-om-mented Mr. S. B
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    72 13 New hydraulic engineering projects completed m F*ree China provinces since the war began have brought water to 2,16^000 mow < one-sixth of an acre to a mowi of otherwise arid land and made them productive. Meanwhile, another 2,716.800 mow of land will be benefited m a
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    142 14 Risks Children Run In The East. In the tropical East, babies and JPOUbbJ children are subject to much preat*»r honlth risks than are those who live ln more temperate lands, for reasons assoclimatlc conditions and environment. Every thoughtful parent knows this, and should take precautions accordingly. One of the best
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    1080 14 A. I. F. Lop 15 Seconds Off Relay Race Time r-HTRMNG through the water at the Singapore Swimming CJub potil yesterday, competitors m the third annual Singapcrc amateur swimming chnmpionships three records, equalled two. Highlight of the entry list were the swimmers from the
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    1217 15 MF. Teams For Singapore: frrnival Of Matches: Last Weeks Fine Performances: "Old flays" Teams: Woman Player fHF best news the "fek is that arrangements are ifoot lor a "Real vs. Australian l„atrial Foitres" match to be j^ed n tnt S.R.C. ground. jjj Rest team wil! be selected iri
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    492 16 Singapore A Minor Problem, Says "Times" MAIN THEATRE OF WAR IS BRITAIN London. Apr. 26. IN the war which we are now waging, the main theatre is the British Isles and their maritime approaches, says The Times m a leader entitled ■'Secondary Theatres of War/ adding that this has been
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    136 16 »\RS. DC. Kruysmulder. a Euro- pean woman, rendered firs, aid to a Chinese woman cyclist who was thrown off a tricycle m Cavanagh Road yesterday. While the woman was cyclin down Cavanagh Road, her cyci skidded and overturned, throwing her on the road. Mrs. Kruysmulder. who
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    58 16 (From 11. L. Horkin) London, Apr. 26. MX r> T. DU£3EK, who was I l mi rly m Malaya, will begin broadcasting m Malay m the 8.8.C nn) v.- Servi( c from May 2. Ai v ii iii!.'; will be broadcastin Chinese In the
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