Malaya Tribune, 16 March 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- No. 65. SINGAPORE SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday, March 16, 11)40.
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    HITLER PRESSING STALIN TO GUARANTEE BALKANS
    632 1 Carol Gives Freedom To Nazi Assassins Reuter. Amsterdam, Mar. 16. HITLER'S efforts to reconcile Stalin and Mussolini, as a means of furthering Nazi plans in south-east Europe, are expected to be carried a stage further when Yon der Schulenburg, German Ambassador to Moscow, returns
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    ALLIED TRADE PARLEY WITH UNITED STATES
    79 1 Reuter. Washington. Mar. 16. IORD 1 nan, British Ambassador to L&JBCd a formal state- that Britain's restrictions oi certain American >li lv war measur:s. "not int nded to cause a permanf trade." rdell Hull Informed a cc that discussions tflth of the British and
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    VICEROY'S NEW SPEECH ON FUTURE OF INDIA
    223 1 Bose To Continue His Campaign Against Gandhi Reuter. Kapurthala, Mar. 16. sep a solution of Indian T' il; anxiety of the British Gov r ed by the viceroy, speaking at constitutional problems was of Kapurthala last night, a State banquet given by the
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    59 1 Pages 2 Sino-Muslim Society 2 Hamster On Income Tax 3 IO'J Lorries for China 4 A 1 rested After Marriage 5 Adulterated beer 7 Enemas „c t 8 1 Review The News"— VMM 9 Ribbentrop Busy d v K-idio j3 Classified Advertisements l 4 In iia Page
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    TURKEY ENDS BELGIAN PACT
    50 1 Reuter. Brussd, Mar. 16 THE semi-official Belgian Agency 1 reports that j.^^JJ.^g^Belgian provisional comm* aMrcaty or Map, 24, 1934, as welll as tr trade agr ment concluded on April l™» »JJ added that both agreemets **H cease to have ended from Apl 23, 1940. j Reuter.
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    Western Front Quiet
    24 1 Reuter. iris, Mar. 16. i AST night's Western ront communiL W reports that it as a quiet day on the whole.—Reuter.
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    FRENCH SECRET SESSION
    237 1 Reuter. Paris, Mar. 1G AT the end of its two-day secret session the French Senate yesterday passed a unanimous vote of confidence in the Government. While the Senate was engrossed on the second day of the secret cession, political circles were still concerned witn the reactions of
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    STOP PRESS
    55 1 Reuter. Hamburg, Mar 16. The cargoes of two Finnish ships have been wholly confiscated and the cargo of a Swedish ship part ly confiscated by the German prize prize court. Twenty-two bales of paper consigned to Durbar, Telaviv and Bombay by the Swedish ship Egona were declared confiscated
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    FINLAND RATIFIES PACT WITH SOVIET
    559 1 Pitiful Trek Of Refugees Reuter. CCANDINAVIA WOULD HAVE BEEN DRAGGED INTO "mp WAB SAID THE FINNISH PREMIER in Skihg parliament to ratify THE TREATY OF PEACE WITH RUSSIA. The treaty was ratified after two hours' discussion, while a heS-bX&gtoek of hundreds of thousands of Finnish
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    CONTROL OF ALL CIVIL AIR LINES
    117 1 Reuter. SIR Kingsley Wood, Air Minister, to-day told representatives of independent air line operators that in view of rmlitarv requirements it was imperative that murh of th* work hitherto carried cut by civil comoanies should in future be performed by the Air Force itself.
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    CHEERFUL NOTE ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    31 1 Reuter. London, Mar. 15. The Stock Exchange closed on a cheerful note, prices occasionally being slightly higher but business was only small. Wall' Street was steady.—Reuter.
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    22 1 Reuter. Berlin, Mar. 16— According to a new decree enemy property inside Germany must t>- declared if the value exceeds 500 Reichmarks—Reuter.
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    Rock Explosion Kills Boy, Another Injured
    153 2 (From Our Own Reporter) MnnM Ipoh, Friday. piLCEb ot rock hurtling through the air three hundred feet lrom where blasting operations were in progress, caused serious injuries, to a group of children who were playing about ,u r °1 the cnildre n were badly
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    INAUGURAL MEETING OF SINO-MUSLIM SOCIETY
    338 2 Consolidating The Two Communities (Tribune Staff Reporter) gINO-MUSLIM relations, social and cultural, will be put on a more solid foundation when members of the two communities meet on Friday at the inaugural meeting of the Sino-Muslim Association of Malaya (Singapore) at the Chinese Chamber of
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    RENT INCREASED FROM $1,000 TO $1,100
    79 2 Singapore, Friday. THE Estate and Trust Agencies were granted permission by thr Kent Assessment Board to-day to increase fhe rent of their premies at 76 and 77 Bras Basah Road trom $1.000 a month to SI.IOO a month a.s from Mar The increase was
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    Alleged Cycle Theft
    132 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Friday. AN elderly Chinese woman giving h?r name as Kang Yoh. was charged before Inche Haron bin Ahmad with the theft of a bicycle valued at $8 and belonging to Sim Tiang Choon at 8 a.m. on Mar. 13. It was stated
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    Schoolboy Collapses On Field, Dies In Hospital
    263 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Teluk Anson, Friday. AN unfortunate incident occurred on Wednesday evening at Teluk Anson, when a Chinese lad named Looi Kok Kee, a pupil of the Anglo-Chinese School here, collapsed on the Speedy Road padang while playing football and when
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    38 2 Mr. H. A. Longland. Genera! Manager. Sagil Estate. Tangkak. Johore. and family are proceeding on home leave this month. Mr. J. F. Clarkson. who is returning from home leave, will be acting for Mr. Longland during lus absence.
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    27 2 The Malacca Rotary Club held a dinner on Wednesday night at the Malacca Rest House in honour ot Rotarian H. W. Bryant, the Secretary for Middle Asia.
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    MALAY TALK ON THE WAR AT SEA
    78 2 The war at sea will be the subject of U>night's talk in Malay at 7 p.m. in the femgapore 'broadcasting programme. He speaker will b e Syed Alwi Al-Hady cdlor of Lembaga. Johore Bahru. Arab radio listeners will be interested to b ar
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    Fat In Ghee: Manager Of Shop Fined
    115 2 (From Our 0» o.. n "AS far as I know sort of gh» c v buy gheo I ask foi heard of pure ghet snid a Senior H evidence in the third before Raja Ayoub y jnaiF Manag r f a 50. stn
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    Court News In Brief
    125 2 claiming trial I as a servanl I ter, Lee Hem ployee of Me X had his ease po H mention in the Thi H morning. I Police bail was ex B Mitter is for the defence H[ One month's rigorous imphso I and a fine of
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    SAPPER'S FATAL FALL FROM VERANDAH
    642 2 Singapore, Friday. JTIVE days niter being found lying unconscious with I in a gutter at the Royal Engineers' barracks. Changi, on .Mar. 3, Sapper Percy Crosse died in the military hospital. Tanglin. j A verdict of death by misadventure wps returned by the coroner. Mr.
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      678 2 I a BARRISTER REVIEWS liVCOME TAX VI SPECIAL CASES (CERTAIN UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE PROPOSED DRAFT BILL ON INCOME TAX HAVE BEEN DEALT WITH SPECIFICALLY IN THE MEMORANDUM. This is an attempt to explain mor e difficult instance* of the incidence of the tax. But owing to the number of
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    Constable Who Received Packet Charged
    271 3 Singapore, Kridav. V'MITTIM, reeemnjr a small packet, but savin* that he had no portumty to see what it contained, a young Malay policeattache, to the Kandan* Kerbau Police Station. char K e<l tvin an .llegal gratification, was to-day ordered to enter into to be i
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    NEGOTIATION FOR U.S. PLANES SUSPENDED
    68 3 Reuter. New York. Mar. 13. IT is learned that negotiations by th? Allies for the purohas? of additional Ameiican warplanes of up-to-date type j were suspended to-day. It is believed I that the step is being taken in conn:c- tien with the forthcoming inquiry by
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    MALAYAN CHINESE GIVE 100 LORRIES TO CHINA
    322 3 For Service On BurmaYunnan Highway (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) EASILY THE BIGGEST SINGLE ORDER FOR TRUCKS IS BEING PLACED WITH A SINGAPORE FIRM Ot MOTOR-VEHICLE DEALERS BY THE MALAYSIA CHINA RFLIEF FUND FEDERATION. THE FEDERATION IS BUYING 100 SIX-WHEEL MOTOR TRUCKS WHICH ARE BEING
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    TRIED TO EVADE CUSTOMS
    194 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Friday. BMAHMOOD bin Birangutti. an Indian Mohamaden. was to-day j produced before Inche Haron bin Ahmad and charged with having been found tc be in possession of uncustomed goods. to wit, P54 boxes of "Double Bird" brand of match s. after
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    DEALER FINED 3 TIMES HIS PROFIT
    421 3 Singapore, Friday. **J TAKE into consideration that this prosecution is the lirst after a lapse of two months and also that the deterrent sentences 1 passed in previous cases had been of good effect. The profit yOU made is $13 odd and I, therefore,
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    16 3 Mr G.D. untitled of Sagi! Estate Tangkak. is shlrtly going to Hongkong on three week/ leave.
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    REDUCTIONS IN RICE PRICES
    309 3 PONSIDERABLE reductions in the maximum price of rice are made in an order issued yesterday, j Thailand No. 2, which is the rice most generally consumed in Singa- j pore and the South of Malaya, is re- j duced by $20 per koyan, the new maximum
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    CANADIANS LEARN HOW TO FLY
    68 3 Since the outbreak of war the recruiting offices of the Royal Canadii 1 Air Force have been swamped with applicants. This picture shows young student pilots in training at an Ontario Air Para station. Ond< r the "Empire Air Training" scheme—which will have a ground
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    ITALIAN COAL PACT
    69 3 Reuter. Rome. Mar. 15. THE newspaper Tevere reveals that under the recent agreement With Germany. Italy will receive nine million tons of coal annually from Germany, but still have to import three millions from other .sources to ensure her annual needs of twelve millions. The paper suggests
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    BERLIN-AMSTERDAM AIR MAIL RESUMED
    44 3 Amsterdam, Mar. lb. THE air seiviee between Berlin and Amsterdam, which was suspended at the outbreak cf the war, was partly resumed when a German plane bringing 2 cwt. of mail and freight landed at Amsterdam's airport yesterday. -Heat r.
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    COUPLE ARRESTED SIX DAYS AFTER MARRIAGE
    477 4 NOW FACE SECRET SOCIETY CHARGE r > i Singapore, Friday. A YOUNG Chinese couple who were arrested six days after their marriage, to-day stood their trial in the criminal district court on a charee of assisting in the management of a secret society. Both
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    MORE BRITONS TO BE CALLED UP
    167 4 Reuter. London, Mar. 15. THE Labour Ministry announces that two further dates hav e now been fixed for the registration of men under the National Service Armed Forces Act 1939. 'Ihe dates of registration for military service fcr men who have reached the ages
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    INQUEST ON SIR MICHAEL O'DWYER
    27 4 Reuter. The inquest was adjourned to a date after conclusion of the criminal proceedtittham Singh, alleged murderer, was present at the inquest.—Reuter.
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    Silver Issue Nearing End
    74 4 Reuter. PIR ROBERT CRAIGIE had an hour' 3 v talk this morning with the ViceMinister of Foreign Affairs. According to the Foreign Office spokesman, the talk was mainly devoted to the Tientsin silver question, which is described as "approaching the last stage." Reuter learns in connection
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    14 4 Mr. S.P. Morton has been promoted to act as Asst. Engineer-in-Chief. Malayan Postal Service.
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    Norway And Sweden Increasing Defences
    491 4 STOCKHOLM, MAR. 15. THE DATE OF THE CONFERENCE BETWEEN SWEDEN, NORWAY AND FINLAND REGARDING THE PROPOSED DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE WILL PROBABLY BE ANNOUNCED SHORTLY. IT IS EXPECTED TO BE HELD IN ONE OF THE THREE CAPITALS, OSLO BEING THE MOST LIKELY. Meanwhile Norway and Sweden are
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    MORE GAOL SENTENCES ON BEER LABEL CHARGES
    300 5 Illegal Possession Of Trade Marks Singapore, Friday. SENTENCES of three months' and nine months' rigorous imprisonment respectively on each charge, the sentences to be concurrent, were passed by the Hon. Mr. Justice Man ning in the Assize Court this afternoon when the common
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    INDIAN ARMY OFFICERS ENTERTAINED
    255 5 THE local residence of Mr. 0. Ramasamy Nadar, leading business man and prominent member of the Indian community in Singapore, was the scene of a pleasant function last evening, the occasion being a dinner given by Mr. Nadar to the Indian Officers of the army units
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    70 5 At the firs*; annual general meeting ccial and nrize-giving Dl the Asiatic Young Men's Union. Kuala Lumnuv. held at th- premise* of the Town Higo School. Kuala Lumpur, 'he foilowm were the guests of honour:—Mr. and Mrs K. K. Benjamin, Mr. and lin X Gopal Iver, Mr. and Mr.,. T.
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    DAYLIGHT THEFT IN PENANG
    113 5 (From Our Own Corr?spondent) Penang. Friday. ADARiyC daylighi theft incurred on Wednesday at the retfdt nee vi a Chinese rice merchant in McNair Street Jewellery and cos*, together amounting to about $ttf< stolen from an almeirih kept in the front room upstairs. it appears that the
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    PERAK RECEPTION TO VISITING CHINESE
    347 5 Oar Own W»orterj mramy /CONDITIONS existing in Chin, to-iay, 0« Q atitu eof the Chinese, the welcome extent of help from overseas m,an h a rs t Chinese Sernment Goodwin Donatio,, who are tour of Malaya. at a J.» NH in honour at the Perak
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    ULU BENUT ANNUAL MEETING
    747 5 Singapore, Friday. SHAREHOLDERS may rest assured that, as soon as your directors are convinced that a dividend can be paid, this Will be cone. With a continuance of present releases and prices, this should rot be ions Okayed," s,u! Unto S Q Wong, who presided 1
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    Make Them Arbitrate!
    153 8 ANOTHFR strike has broken out in the Sungei Besi tin mines, in Selangor. The protracted strike at the Singapore Harbour Board continues. It is obvious that industrial unrest in Malaya, though not by any means extensive, is a matter requiring more serious consideration than has vet been
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    Small Nations Anxious
    255 8 JIGNING of the peace treaty between Russia and Finland has brought one of the three wars in existence to an unhappy conclusion—unhappy, because Finland has been forced into a patched-up peace. This, however, does not mean that the international situation has improved. On the contrary, it may
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    Britain's Economic Spies Are Supreme
    139 8  -  The Silent War At Sea By Frederic Sondern, Jr. Italian steamer—bound for Trieste from New York—was Hearing Gibraltar. Her radio crackled a message to the shore station: "No contraband on board. May I proceed?" *'No," came the curt answer. "Anchor by the mole. You will
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    THE REAL WAR
    154 8 i PTMfMB scenes take place every day J at all British Contraband Control Stations—at Haifa. Gibraltar, and three places on the British coast. And most neutral shipmasters who have tried to slip through the British net have been :\artled by the same mysterious British omniscience about their
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    TITANIC PLAN
    221 8 TWO years ago, some of the more clear--1 headed men around Neville Cham- berlain—led by Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, Economic Adviser to the Government— I began to realise what titanic economic preparations must be made if there was to be war with Germany. Leith-Ross worked out a plan to
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    RATION LISTS
    207 8 WHEN Britain declared war on Sepw»rtf«mber I e of Economic Warfare clicked into high gear. Within 24 K, h( L Ur i' the contraband Lists were published. The Ministry's full staff of over 400 was installed. And the teleEIS It hie conne ct the Ministry with the Contraband
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    A TIGHT NET
    289 8 SHIPOWNERS who try to sneak through with extra-quota merchandise find the British net tight. Most neutral shipmasters now stop voluntarily at a Contraband Control Station before braving European coastal waters. They get their "navicerts"—certifying that they have a clean bill—and can then pass the British and French
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    COAL THE KEY
    279 8 CO expert is this Intelligence Section that neutral ships carrying contraband are often allowed to proceed unmolested until they near the Control fetation most convenient for the handlo be seized f their CaFg which is The Ministry of Economic Warfare has another vital task: to keep neutral
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    POLES WERE READY
    39 8 Reuter. Paris, Mar. 15. JHE Polish News Agency reveals that the Pc'ish expeditionary force comprising army, naval and air lorce units nad been waiting in France fully ore- i om the Anglo-French troops intended for Finland.—Reuter
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    THE NEWS
    92 8 RUMANIA is again, for political pressuri else. It appears to be %n histor that military pressure is step, if the "others bol d Military pressure does not f ,iw however, if there is no dear pr< I of its success. Rumania is a harder cl nlmeat than Czechoslovakia
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    Triple Guarantee?
    103 8 QERMANY and Russia have both made threatening mov< last few months, but up till neither has been anxious to at! Rumania alone, and the drawba a joint German-Russia:] attack, the Nazi point of view, is [tal uncompromising opposition to Bolshevik advance in the Balkans. Ribbentrop has thus got
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    Heavy Price
    101 8 |F Italy still refuses t«> plaj will press on with the plan, hoping that Stalin will lay off Bessarabia, former Russian province in Rumania, for the time being". The question is whether Rumania, already guaranteed by the A will think the joint totalitarian guarantee worth while. Rumanians must
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    Prelude To Attack?
    174 8 JT is not difficult, roughly, to a that price. Rumania must more oil to Germany, and send i r quicker and at lower prices. I panics in Rumania established British and French capital muf forced by State control to d< the goods. A bigger share of the
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    RUMANIA CAST FOR SPECIAL ROLE IN NAZI AGGRESSION
    401 9 RUMANIA CA ST FOR SPECIAL ROLE IN NAZI AGGRESSION Ribbentrop Busy In Balkan Diplomacy REUTER. Berlin, Mar. 15. TH-EASTERN Europe is facing organic and economic development similar to that which over a long period has occurred among the Northern States, declared Dr. Wohithat, Goering's chief economic adviser, in a speech
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    MASS ARREST OF CZECHS
    292 9 Reuter. Paris, Mar. 15. \AS despatch from the A slovak frontier says thai w wave of mass arrests a and Moravia, similar to receded the invasion of victims are mainly ers in the Czech Army, ....-v. Czech legionaries and ours, accused of operatestine sets. ired officers
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    25 9 untitled on Sir Michael O'Dwyer, oathologist Sir Bernard Spilsid he found two bullet wounds the body, and the cause of haemorrhage due to these wound-.
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    Trawler Sinks U-Boat In Running Fight
    268 9 BOTTOM NEARLY TELL OUT London, Mar. 15. T)'-TAILS are now released of a stirring sea fight between a Kl«tD wood trawler on naval service and a U-boat, ending with tion of the latter. nAO t en The trawler was off the north-east Scottish coast
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    China-Burma Border Talks
    49 9 Reuter. Chungking, Mar. 15TO avoid p-ss.ble disputes between I Chinese and Burmese in bordei districtSr it has been decided to hold c'oSence yearly with leaders cf Clunese and Burmese tribes along social events wnl hei J w Bur friendship between Chinese ana mese tribes.—Reutei\^__ M iMMM
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    PUPPET TROOPS AID GUERILLAS IN HOPEI
    223 9 Reuter. Chungking, Mar. 15. BEER cigarettes, newspapers and othei luxuries are easily obtainable in th e guerilla districts of Hopei Province, according to the Secretary-General ot the Kuomintang in Hopei, who has just arrived here. Chinese merchants are abe to run the Japanese "economic
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    Arms Factories Not Yet In Full Production
    224 9 London, Mar. 15. THE Opposition raised questions dealing with the Supply Ministry in a debate on the vote of credit in the Commons to-day. Mr. Burgin, Supply Minister, spoke of the magnitude of the work and commitments since September last, already exceeding £500
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    Butter Ration Doubled
    24 9 Reuter. London, Mar. 15. Butter ration will b t increased from four to eight ounces weekly per person from Mar. 25.—Reuter.
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    Scandinavian Alliance Urgent
    88 9 Reuter. Stockholm, Mar. 15. THE Swedish newspaper Dagensnyheter declares that the conclusion of the pro]X)sed alliance between Norway, Sweden and ,Finland is an urgent matter and expresses regret that Denmark's lack of resources and closeness to Germany makes it impossible to include her as the alliance requires
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    HIGHLANDERS LOSE TO CRICKET CLUB IN DIV. 1
    770 10 LEAGUE FOOTBALL AT THE STADIUM Singapore, Friday. \yiTH a more thrustful set of forwards and a steadier defence, the S.C.C. beat the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders by four goals to one in their First Division League football match on the Anson Road
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    Ties In S.C.C Spring Tennis
    247 10 TIES drawn for the S.C.C. spring lawn tennis tournament to commence on Monday, Mar. 18, are as follows:— Mixed Doubles: Mrs. Sevvell O. W. Gilmour, Mrs. Archer *z E. Cherrington. Mr Mrs. Roy Smith. Mrs. Corbctt Major Bedford. Miss Inne. s c. C. Webr-er, Capt.
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    Fort Canning Cricket
    106 10 «9 The undermentioned have been selected to represent Fort Canning v. V.M.C.A. at Anson Road to day at 2 p.m.:—Major Bird. iCaptn.t. Sqdn. Leader Marchban£, Captn. de Wmton. Sergt.-Major Wilton. Sergt. Dowling, Sergt. Baker. Sergt. Long, Capl. Turner. Cpl. Bceston. Cpl. Whiteman, LjCpl. Paient. Reserve:— Cpl. Ritchie;
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    Jacks' Soccer Win
    20 10 Jacks Sports Club defeated Wearne's in the Business Hou.se League yesterday evening by four goals to one.
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    WORLD TITLE FIGHT FOR SINGAPORE?
    84 10 IVfR. F. W. Brewer, president of 4 the Singapore Boxing Board of' Control, announced yesterday that the Board had been officially authorised by the British Boxing Board of Control and the National Boxing Association of America to recognise a proposed contest between Star Frisco and
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    S'PORE WEIGHT-LIFTERS
    94 10 At the annual general meeting of the Singapore Amateur Weight-Lifters' Association held on Sunday th f following were elected office bearers for 1940.— President Mr. Sim Ah Kow; Vice-Presi-dents:-Mr. Wee Joo Hock Mr. Teo Geok Peck. Mr. Ang Cheng Kiat, Mr. Sim Kirn Chuan. Hon. Secretary Mr. Chua
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    57 10 The untitled annual athletic sports of the Tamil Brotherhood Party has been fixed tc take place on Saturday, Apr. IZ Indian Clubs ana Associations wK-hing to take part in the Inter Club Me Uey Reiay 3ate for "Brotharr.ccd Shield tfiuJJ communicate th Mr. S. R. P- Na.du. Hon. Sports Secretary.
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    52 10 The following have been selected to represent the Kampong Glam BP. against Terrace B.P. at badminton on Sunday, at 2.30 p.m. at the Traffic Branch court. Maxwell Road:—H. Sujak. S M. Hussain, S. Fardan. Taib Mohamed Hassan. Noor Mahmocd. Taib Shahidi. Abdul Mahk. Salleh Khalid. Ahmed Karim and N. K.
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    WIN FOR CHINESE BANK
    140 10 Singapore, Friday JN a match that wa to be of any interest seas Chinese Bank defeated G by five goals to nil, in tl House League, on th Union ground this c The winners vert tor opponents and alm< changes throughout piled up a cricket sc<
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    70 10 THE following art 1 Wtc.;.- the S.C.C. Spring lawn nament: SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP DEL. Anderson vs.. C.J. Bern A D. Anderson or O. FUUei n J G Houston or J. Macintosh DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP AG. Hay and OR S B J.S. Fisher and O. W OUra MIXED DOUBLES Mrs. M.C.
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    SIME DARBY BEAT NESTANGLO
    450 10 Sime Darby. 3; Nestanglo FOLLOWING up their 6—2 victory over the Straits Times Pi week, Sime Darby scored another fine win when they met anglo in a Business Houses League match on the Harbour I ground yesterday," emerging victors by three goals to one. Play was
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    62 10 TO-DAY SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League. D" R A M.C. vs. 8 H B bH d 8.H.L.. Traction 1 crofts. Depot CRICKET: S.C.C. VS. Si" S.C.C; SCR .< v Ist day. SCR < t S.i vs. The Army. Ist day* Fort Canning vs J V.M.C A A.C.S Andrew's. St. Andre
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    Yesterday's Taiping Race Results
    46 11 me Flirt $10 $5 X i *ssa S6 I Lynne Sl6 S7 'uid *7 X srolct $7 Digna* SI 1 $8 1 dole; SIS lode SM h Degree $33 »v $18 I rise Sl3 rlock S7l and $Z%. t D« Ventre %tX
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    40 11 'v i» brief, of all yesterX 1 it al soccer-:— ST DIVISION eat Argyle and Suthertnds 4—l at Anson leers beat R.A. 1 0 HOUSES LEAGUE Chinese Bank beat i Chinese I'nion (lub beat Wearnes heat Nestanglo 3—l
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    S.C.R.C FOOTBALL
    31 11 of the football section C the following were arers 1940: v p m Chee Juay. Teo Mong Joo ani X T. Ooi. Mr. Swee Lim Swang. Cheong Ens Han.
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    GEYLANG MALAYS
    34 11 will play soccer for the igstera against RafWednesday, Mar. 20. ution ground:—lsmail (Capt.), Amat Duke. Shahab, Hamid. Syd irahim, Ismail Kardy. Si nan Reserves: —Isnin. am id Ismail Rasul. Mr. ref< ree.
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    44 11 untitled have accepted he S.R.C. on Saturday S Qday at 11 a.m. at the Leekie. J. W. Ewart. 3 G K. Stein. R. A. U. trell, A. C. Growder. H. T G. D. A. Cooper, X X Jagger. Umpire.—J r Mr<. A. c. Growder
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    GOOD BOXING IN TOLLEY CUP FINALS
    575 11 PROVING ONCE AGAIN THAT THEY HAVE THE BEST STRING Ob j, AMATEUR BOXERS, THE MANCHESTER REGIMENT CAPTUR™™E A TOLLEY CUP WITH 35 POINTS IN THE FINALS OF THE TOURNAMENT HELD LAST NIGHT AT THE HAPPY WORLD. All the fights were packed with thrills and
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    31 11 The Division One soccer match between the Malays and the A.A. Rcgt. R.A.. arranged to be played to-day at I Anson Road Stadium has been post--1 poned to a later date.
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    Handicaps & Selections For To-Day
    156 11 Handicaps Selections For To-Day RACE ONE Hacks. Div. 2, abt. 6 furs. Captain Ball 13.00 War Linen 12.7 Lassa 11.10 Walan 10.7 Nagara 10.00 RACE TWO Ponies, Class 2, Div. 2, abt. 6 furs East Lynne 10.13 Glamour 9.13 Hilarity 9.11 Roseolct 9 .8 BlUp Bird 9.8 Empennage 8.12 RACE
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    SELECTIONS
    17 11 (By "Stable Boy") Race I—Lassa. Race 2—Roseolet Race 3—Explode Rac c 4—Some Flirt Race s—Miss Labis.
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    Win For Engineers
    31 11 Singapore, Friday. The Royal Engineers beat the Royal Artillery Heavv Battely by one goal to nil in a first division league soccer match played at Changi this evening.
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    WEIGHTS FOR PERAK RACES
    322 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Friday. THE following are the weights for the Pcrak Turf Club races:— HORSES. Class 4. Div. I—s furs. sir. All Gold J Woden Little John J-*f Autumn Bride Clifton Lad »•«> Wood Quest J.J Sang Ayah J-J President J-» Miss Labis
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    CEYLON SPORTS CLUB
    79 12 The following have accepted to play for the Ceylon Sports Club against thi Army on Saturday and Sunday, on the Ceylon Sports Club ground. Play irili commence at 2 p.m. on Saturday and at 11 a.m. on Sunday:—A. P. Rajah (Capt.). T. E. K. Retnam, C. Chiysostham.
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      646 12 I To-day's Radio j I SINGAPORE SAIGON ZHL K6 metre. (I.JJ mc|.>. <»•'«• ZHT 30.9« metres (9.69 me|». 49 M metres <«•"• l? rich. Concert nlayed by the 12.35 Concert of light music. AdSnhl Hotel Orchertr" dSd by A. 605 English programme: News In English Hotel o.uo lopicai iuik. 130
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    102 13 ENGAGEMENTS Tn e engagement is announced between Mr. Lim Guan Yong. eldest son of the t Urn &,w?e Chiak and Madam Lee Kee Hiang of Singapore, and Miss Ng Siew Hong, eldest daughter of Mr Mrs. Ng Kirn Moh of Singapore. TAN—CHIA. The engagement is announced of Mr.
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      2597 13 i a iv can manufacture headam, ointment, and medimy selling agent, indivi..isser all over Malaya. required. Write to Box Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (822-CK utdoor salesgirls and saiesissioa basis. Apply 28, uapore. 1828-C)' r-country agents to sell ilant. Apply Box 576, co Singapore. 1808-C) 1 Lady companion, preferable Apply Box 577,
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      533 13 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. NOTICE is hereby given that an Interim Dividend of 5% in respect of the year ending 30th June, 1940 will be paid to Shareholders standing in the Register on 30th March, 1940. AND NOTICE is also hereby given that the Transfer Books of the
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    QUOTA FOR HANDLOOM INDUSTRY
    74 14 New Delhi. Mar. 7. CENTRAL Government will call a conference of repres ntatives of the textile mill industry and handloom in dustry to determine the quota of producticn and specific weaves of textil s to be reserved for handloom weavers only. In other kinds of textiles
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    INDIAN POLICE CONFERENCE AT DELHI?
    183 14 New Delhi. Mar. 8. SIGNIFICANCE is being attached to the Police Conference held here to-day. It appears that the officiating Direct,); of Central Intelligence Bureau, also attended the Conference. Since no official communique is being issued and iiie only iniformaVion available stal that the conference
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    MOST EVENTFUL YEAR IN CONGRESS HISTORY
    892 14 GENERAL SECRETARY'S EXHAUSTIVE REVIEW Calcutta, Mar. 12. rpHE distressing circumstances under which the Tripuri session of the Congress met with Mahatma Gandhi fasting in Ka.jkot and Mr. Subhas Chandra Bose, the president-elect on a sick bed, the stalemate in the Congress after the Tripuri
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    463 14 in pursuance of their anti-illiteracy drive the Smci Government is shortly I rii ring before the Legislature a Bill for snaking it compulsory on Zammdars and Jagiidars paying an assessment of Rs. 10.000. or thi reabout to provide all facilities regarding education to cultivators. Similarly factory
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    15 14 f I £C"J t t I Cohferci. ever, fell I
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    BOSE IGNORES CONGRESS RESOLUTION
    91 14 THERE v 1 Plan ol h. promise" confei Uic rec« n1 re? Working Commits I hi Chandra Bos illae Sj. B s said I gras strictly Observing di ip Mahatma Gandhi Sj. Bose felt tl dI the v ittempts would b a compromise with Brit sh
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    Narain's Appeal To Congress Left-Wing
    211 14 Patna, Mar. V AN appeal to the left-wing to close Up their ranks and nun unity in the Indian National Congress is made by Mr. Narain in the course of a statement. them. Since its birth S:cialist party has stood for n» and sane policies.
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    237 15 LONDON TIN London, Friday :ial Price> £25P 4 Buyer ~«•■,!>■ £252 '4 Seller (Official Price) £250 £250 i i sillers LONDON RUBBER London. Friday Buyers Sellers Steady 11% ll« 4 1 April 11» 8 ard) May 11 i n n ird I June ll hq u3 16
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    106 15 Singapore, Friday. JJ l 1 1 i mditiens again prevailed in »11 sections of th P share market tn.cluv C unchanged at $127V 4 >1 rubber at four o'clock 37 cents, ApriljJune 36 mber 34 1 2 cents, and mber 34 cents, market easy. Hong Fatts were
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    DIFFICULT YEARS FOR CHILDREN
    66 15 ren start to shoot up they need your special illdren who are growing easily, get pale, listless at school. i that children have a work to do. They use rk and play and at the are growing! es have recommended rs ior children who -a energy.
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    199 15 ThP frii„ Singapore, Friday. SELLING vxindon T.T. 9 A Umcfcn demand al J Lyons demand 1 oU i Switzerland demand onS Hamburg demand 08 4 New York demand 46 ls 7 fi Montreal demand batavia demand Jl I iJJJ Samarang demand 87 «5 -alcuka demand 15( 87 Bombay demand
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    152 15 Singapore. Friday. It. iSiam > W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 219 Rice Siam 2 205 Rice Siam 3 196 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 158 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 155 Rice Saigon Al Rice Saigon 1
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE REPORT
    974 15 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT Singapore. March, 15. MDUMG I Ampat Tin B J|, yer "flf 1 Ayer Hif; 22 6 mRJ Aver W.m iZ b 23 cti I 37 70 cd P*n*rtn 21 'q Mia I Batu Selangor flff fig J Berjuntal \2i \JS sssjsr j si. Hong Fatt i
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    53 15 That the Penang Wireless Society was the most unique amateur organisaVon in the East and that its presen f high Svatus was due V> the untiring zeai ;md energy of Mr. M. J. Thorpe was the tribute paid to the retiring president by Mr. Lim Keong Lay, a senior memoer
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      367 15 BTEAMER BALLINGS. P&CX BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For all Information apply to: P. O.S.N. Co., The Agent, Collyer Quay. Tel. 5961. 8.1.5. N. Co., BOUSTKAD CO., LTD.. Tel. 5497. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD., (Apcar Line). For Hongkong, Shanghai, Mojl, Kobe Osaka Fortnightly For Penang, Rangoon and Calcutta
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      92 15 CAPITOL: "The Amazing Mr. Williams" 3 15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. ALHAMBRA: "That's Right You're Wrong"—3.ls, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CATHAY: "Disputed Passage"-3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. ROXY: "Jamaica 1nn"—6.15 and 9.15 p m. MARLBOROUGH: "Garib-ka-La1"—6.15 and 9.15 p.m. THEATRE ROYAL: "Ramba's Love"— 6.15 and 9.20 p.m. QUEENS: "Second Fiddle"—7
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    NAZI PLOT TO HOLD BARON ROTHSCHILD TO RANSOM
    1335 16 Story Of Vienna Terror Exposed (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 3. THE full story of the kidnapping of Baron Louis Roths--1 child when the Nazis took control of Austria early m 1938 is new available. For months he was virtually held
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    Poles Reveal Nazi Plot To Attack Soviet
    86 16 Pari- \TnpHE Polish Government issued a white-book last nivh\ dealing with Polish relati Germany and Russia betweei and 1939. The Book reveals that durinp this time, Nazi Germany t p gested to Poland a joinl military attack against Russia notable occasion in F<
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    111 16 London. Mar. 15. |T is officially announced that the German ship La Coruna was intercepted by a British warship on Mar. 13 and guttled herself. The ctei new rescued. When the La Coruna. 7.414 approached by th P wai on fire by the crew. Ten officers
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      29 16 H PORTRAIT OF X |j[ Mil j A YOUNG "flfc BETrf/? M|LK f0 fc BAB/fc i^^^P An Advertisement of Nestle Anglo-Swiss Milk Products Ltd., Nestle House, Canton:..ent Road. S
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