Malaya Tribune, 1 April 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol>. AXVII- -No. 78. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, April I, 1940.
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    IMPORTANT CHANGE IN MIDDLE EAST
    210 1 Reuter. AY developments in tht Middle effects on the war. Baghdad. 31. The Cabinet has resigned A new rob net has been formed unc Rashat with General Nu Said as ™<* the Iran National Governn from rountrv in 1936 for a period t .owing a
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    IMMEDIATE INTENSIFICATION OF THE ALLIED BLOCKADE
    132 1 DUTCH ANGER AT NAZI AIR PIRACY Amsterdam, Apr. L WAVE of bittern** and A as a result of the latest attacks by German Mane filing boats. In addition te thewere other Ymuiden trawlers, the Gro» »a Thursday evenattacked bv German planes in the Norm
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    RESTRICTIONS ON SWEDISH SHIPPING
    49 1 Reuter. Stockholm. April 1. 1 i NEW Law which comes in force toA day forbids al? Swedish ship, of over 350 tons from leaving he without the permission of the Mai mm Commission. n i qPP d on $50 tons sailing between g ports -Router
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    Czech Army For France
    48 1 Reuter. London, Apr. 1. Till- first batch of the Cz*j 1 volunteer "Little Army.r re cruited in London, is leavmj? tor service in France shortly. Those first on the calling »P"***£ received their instructions to prepare while being assimilated into the A.lied forces —Reuter.
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    BROTHER PILOTS DIVE ON NAZI BOMBERS
    384 1 Reuter. London, Apr. 1. ,*v raf (tetter which badly damaged a Dornier 17 wic first experience is as »w»-w«r) the enemy. His A"* x < eader and who last month, also brother, who >s also h.. terrific dive of about jTrS off the mouth
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    Peace Moves By Japan Expected
    96 1 Reuter. London, Apr. L THE Daily Express political correspondent says that the British Government will not withdraw diplomatic recognition of the Chiang Kal Shek Government nor give recognition to the Wang Ching W r ei regime. But this does not mean ttrat there will be
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    AIR, INFANTRY AND ARTILLERY ACTION
    262 1 On The Western Front Reuter. Reuter. Paris, Apr. 1. AST night's Western Front —uni.ue reports fair* L activity yesterday of both air torces.-Reutei. Paris, Mar. 31. I **mm>mtm* say? there W>ajti»-] lery fire in the region northwest o Bhche a,id bursts of niachme-gu. fire along
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    BYRD VERY PLEASED WITH EXPEDITION
    66 1 o7 Santiago, Mar. 31. ADMIRAL Byrd, returning from a Anew Antarctic expedition, has arrived at Punta Arenas. He sa dhe was wv satisfied with the results of hfs expedition and that a very *ide region had been covered by air to eather meteorological data. \dmiral
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    LUXURY TAXES INTRODUCED IN THE MALAY STATES TO-DAY
    381 2 EMERGENCY B,LIS RUSHED THROUGH LEVY ON MOTOR CAKb \A AT A V4\ WA R EFFOR T TO BE IN CREASED ENTERTAINMENTS, LUXURIES, CARS WILL COST YOU MORE FROM TO-DAY (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. mTEW duties and increases in existing
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    PENANG DRIVERS DO NOT WANT HORN BAN
    235 2 QILENT Zones in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur have been responsible for a reduction in the number of accidents. In spite ol this, however. Penang motorists do not favour the introduction of silent zones in the northern settlement. This was revealed by Penang branch
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    1 On Imports And Exports
    218 2 MALAYA'S WAR EFFORT WILL DEPEND ON THESE MACHINERY for the levying of duty on certain imports has been set up with the passing of new legislation to-day. Rubber exporters will now pay an ad valorem export duty equal to 2*-j per cent, of the value
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    2 On Increases In Customs Duties
    129 2 ESTATE DUTIES ARE UP 0 ON A PROGRESSIVE SCALE OF PERCENTAGES RANGING FROM ONE PER CENT. TO 60 PER CENT. WHERE THE PRINCIPAL VALUES OF THE ESTATES ARE $1,000 TO $5,000 AND OVER $20,000,000 RESPECTIVELY. The scale is based 011 that in force in
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    3 On Luxury, Entertainment Taxes
    95 2 f|UTY will henceforth be imposed on all payments for admission to any entertainment. The rates are subject to variation from time to time by a resolution of the Council. Payment of this duty shall be either by affixing an unused stamp to tickets of admission
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    EXPORT DUTY ON TIN
    38 2 An export duty of EVs per cent. a,d valorem en iin has been introducd in the Federated Malay States fcflowing the adoption of the War Duties Bill at tihe Federal Council meeting this morning.
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    BROADCAST NEWS
    97 2 "TilK Balkans" is the subject of a talk to be broadcast from the 8.M.8.C. this evening at 7.:i0 by Professor H. Anion, of Rallies College. With the British Ambassadors and Ministers from all the Balkan capitals now on their way to London for con sultati< ns, and Nazi
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    5 LOST IN DINDINGS SEA TRAGEDY
    170 2 lFrcm Oar Own Reporter) TOUR CIRLS AND A WOMAN LOST THEIR LIVES IN IKAGM r CIRCUMSTANCES WHEN THE FISIIIXC, BOAT IN WHICH THEY WERE TRAVELLING WITH THREE OTHERS ENCOUNTERED A FIERCE STORM AND CAPSIZED OFF IHK SHORES OF PULAU SEMBILAN, ABOUT 12 MILES KKOM
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    New War Taxes: What They Mean
    324 2 HERE are the new and increased taxes and duties which were to-day brought into force in the I Federated Malay States. Similar J levies are expected in the Colony after the emergency meeting of S the Legislative Council on Tues- day. I m The
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    Importation Of Papers, Magazines
    126 2 (Frcm Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Monday. pdVERNMENTS reply to one of the Councillors on the subject of importation of newspapers and magazines was tabled at the .Federal Council this morning. Th question was: Is Government aware that sinclc copies of newspapers and magazines are being
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    Happy World Murder Inquiry
    89 2 Singapore. Monday T*W preliminary inquiry into an all'"- Icharge of murder against a Mala Safeer, Yusop bin Bidin who with having caused the deal of l.m Ah Phang at the Happy W< Anfi-ment Park on Feb. 7. com::, thj morning in the second po!ic< bejr t
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    HER PRIZE
    83 3 Mrs. L. \Y. Geddes, organiser of **TIM i ly4o Gaie'ies" n- j ceiving bonqtiets presented to her afttr the finale of the show at Raffles Hotel on Saturday night. Master Wong is handing her the flowers and behind is Mr. Noel orrie. a principal in the show who
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    CHINESE CONSUL'S NEW POST
    127 3 Penang, Monday. MR. Huang Yen-kai, Chinese Consul Penang has received a cable from Mr. Wang Chung-hui, Minister of Foreign Affairs, requestinir'him to report to Chungking. It i- understood that Mr. Huang will tabu* una new appointment in the F-reieri Ministry in Chungking. The date of hi
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    26 3 The resignations of their Commission n the S S Volunteer Reserve of Officers by Lieut W E. Vowler and Lieut. H C Allen have been accepted.
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    Death Of U.S. Shipping Chief
    111 3 "pHE American President iines re- jrret to announce that the\ have just received a cable from San Francisco advising them of the sudden death of Mr. Joseph R. Sheehan. President of the Lines. He died at San Francisco on Thursday night. Mr. Sneehan was appointed
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    22 3 Mr. H. A. R. Cheeseman has been oppointed to act as Director of Education. S S.. and Art viser on Education. F.M.S.
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    CONFIDENCE OF WORKERS BEST CURE FOR STRIKES
    390 3 MR. JOHN HANDS ON LABOUR /CONFIDENCE IN E:IPL V IS the surest wa\ to NULLIFY THE IKS OUR BUDDING STALLVV v IS THE OPINION Oh A HAS SPENT THE LAS! EIGHT VFaik IX PRO\iDINli lii.LlLl FOR THE UNEMPLOY. IN SE LANG OR. HAS
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    19 3 Mr. D.G. Jones, Agricultural Officer. Malayan Agricultural Service, has been appointed a supernumerary Agricultural Officer. Kinta and Batang Padang.
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    AU REVOIR BUT NOT GOODBYE
    61 3 Mr V I roller has been general Singapore's largest hotel for m i,s In those seven years Mr. fi has made the acquaintance ol many visitors to Singapore, ha s< many things, heard many *ise Mr. Troller is very disc Iris you down Above b
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    Hotel Chief Leaves Shortly
    223 3 ii'ii! 4, r.'l<> Gaieties" had its s il finale at Raffles Hotel on Sal night. Mr. T. Troller. genial general manager of th< '1 wrote "finis" to his sev. n s ff its management. took over the reins when the Hi a parlous state financially and
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    Bandleader-Garage Owner Brian Lawrance Here
    288 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter BAND-LEADER Brian Lawrance. well-known > world over for his 5 bands excellent broadcasts from the B.B.C arrived by the las. plane with the Imperial Airways tag on it withhiswtfe and mother on Lir way to Australia, dust married an fact on their
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    Salvation Army's Mrs. L Lectures On Sex
    185 3 Y.W.C.A. TEACHES FACTS OF untitled GEX education by the Y.YV.C.A. begins in Kuala Lumpur to-day. N As the Association considers that the attitude of many girls anU young women to-day is confused towards the vitally important and greatly misunderstood question of sex, it
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    BROTHER RAT AT THE ALHAMBRA
    142 3 Last Night's First Night BROTHER Rat and a Baby," which opened at the Alhambra last night, is a quick-fire comedy which mcst people who saw its predecessor. "Brother Rat.' will appreciate. Eddie Albert (the original "Rat"'. Wayne Morris, Ronald Reagan, Jane Bryan and Priscilla Lane
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      40 3 I f\ Whore TO D AY I 3.15^.15-9.15 Positively .ho last three show, ol this S rand Musical Comedy. j ALICE TYRONE FA V E in POWER rose of Washington Square Opening Tomorrow NCFMENT I PHONE 3400 FOR YOUR RESERVATIONS
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      154 3 r SMSAGES that will make N t/oti ask for a second helping IV» always a treat when S C.S. g jl SAUSAGES are put on the table. If Every sausage is packed with xT^PSO^'' goodness and flavour. Delicious, %|^^^f* too. are our CHIPOLATA. COCKT AI L and TO MA TO
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    SINGAPORE SUCCESSES IN CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATIONS
    1718 4 FULL LIST OF SENIOR RESULTS London, Mar. 22. BELOW are tli Singapore results of the Cambridge examinations for the special school eertifieate. Of the boys, 1,433 satisfied ttie examiner and I failed, the total number entering being 2,G52. Three hundred and eighty girls satisfied the
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    F.M.S. MINES SHOW GOOD PROFITS
    701 4 INURING th,. year ended Dec. 31, 1939, four m.mng companies m the Federated Malay State* paid to th, Governmenl by way ol Royalty on tin-ore exported, inclusive of tin-,,,-, wntrHmted to 'ho Buffer Stock, the handsome amount "1 E43.605. In view of the increased demand
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      592 4 Stop That Persistent COUGH or COLD By Regularly Taking PEIPS ANTISEPTIC BREATHEABIE TArUf FS J Pains in Back Gone in 3 Hours If you suffer terrible sharp pair. wearing down aches in back or Bid ™nt Set rid <>r these sritb ordinary 3££Es»«m you must kill ti:e Bern your kidneys.
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    DISPUTE OVER PARADISE ISLAND SCHOOL
    471 5 BROTHERS FALL OUT OVER RENT i\ a tropic paradise only seven miles from Singapore a bitter dispute is being fought out between two brothers. As a consequence the atmosphere on this island of serene beauty ia charged with jealousy and hat red. firm if cs
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    37 5 Mr. P. R. Arunachalam, B.Sc., will deliver a lecture in Tamil on ''Indians Abroad" at the Indian Youth League, US Race Course Road, Singapore, on Sunday, at 5 p.m. when Mr M. K. (Chidambaram, H.A.. will preside.
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    ENTERTAINMENT OF INDIAN TROOPS
    193 5 The following further contributions to tn > Indi vi Troops Entertainment Fund MC an nounced by Rai Bahadur Prithvi Chand «if Police Headquarters, Honorary secretary of t".ia Fund: Previous total $3,537. Mr. Mohamed Zubair $25. Anonymous" $200. Balance out of joint dinner expenditure $4 52 Khan
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    Mineral Waters' Increased Price First In 20 Years
    384 5 IV .nite <>f wartime increases in the cost of ingredients and stores 1 Singapore people dld nol have to pay more f r th lV ter? in l 93 g un til the last month of the year. Increases m price, when
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    New School Newspaper In Spite Of Paper Shortage
    125 5 LTNDAUNTED by the cost of newsj print, the subject of wails from newspapers at! over the world since ihe outbreak of war, the pupils «i Rmrlish School, »he uovernrrM m c*ius«« Ram Gajah, a 1 ll* >h, Jj ay e just augurated
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    Roneo's Able To Supply Customers
    109 5 IHE damage caused by the Are that hi r-> nut in the a miscs o 1 Messrs. Roneo and Cc. was not as lerious as tYimi ht i was to-d y revealed by Mr A.v/ciDodale, the manager ol hie Company A large proportion ol the
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    MALAYAN B.M.A. MEETS IN K.L.
    248 5 THE annual general meeting of the an i Malayan branch ol the British Medical Association was held in Kuala Lumpur on Friday Mar. 22. Th- foUowtag officers wore elected for the year 1940— 1941:— President, Datoh Barclay Barrowman, immediate past president, Prof. J. 8« English;
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    Diocesan Association Meeting
    213 5 ci (or: espomltnt) (l -«*11» u ui i inane** 1 v 1 gerembmn, Saturday. 1 THF mr «neral meeting of the c\n' t a rv resan Association was held i£ne George Fifth School on ThnrS 5 was served by th? Church wi' Assoc»tton. The large Ka th
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    BALTISKI TO BE EVACUATED
    59 5 B rlln, Mar. SO. ai M v (> Tallinn dispatch, quoB Mi U Estonian agency, g r v |< ased to the Russrns'.s iiaval tuse under the mutual as l tat -l vid signed some month> v ud by its inhabi[s m the ne;r iuture, -in
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    THERE ARE LIMITS....
    59 5 Till, right juh i s surely wait. U»K for th,. European ?;iri who placed the following advertiaimeit with an up-country paper:— "European girl just arrived Ipoh would like any job (within reason). Can typewrite, s.h and organise (almost anything) Write Box No. <•. stilts Echo, Ipoh." Almost
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    He Prayed To The Gods, Was Arrested
    140 5 can't hold up the traffic on il.M.'s highways even to pray to the Cods: This was illustrated :tt Baltic Pulau the week-end when n wrinkled <»vi Chi tiese knelt hi ihe middle ol tin Pula B tong Road and started to pray. A
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    25 5 Dr. I.C. Niven. Malaria Research Officer, institute for Medical Research, I .MS, has been appointed to act as search F.MS., with elfecl from Mar 18.
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      222 6 STILL DRAWING THE CROWDS! Wherever you go you hear this great comedy being Discussed! /I C APITOL I 3SH ZT°tI i JL 3.15 8.15 9.15 The Cireatest ALL-STAR cast since "GRAND NORMA SIIEARFR j^jg^^^^^ ROSALIND RUSSELL W PAII y 1^ 11 CiODDARD M.-G.-M.'s Great Production ox the Famous Play PUBLIC
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      369 6 LAST NIGHT fi.ls 9-15 BEP^^^^E^^S^^i^i PICTURE STIRRING WITH 111 V4l JP^S&LXSm rrs drama, vction vnd BEMBjSTTn iTI IH M 1 ■11 EMOTION! Young Mr. Lincoln 20th Century-Fox Picture with HENRY FONDA-ALICE BRADY MAJORIE WEAVER ARLEEN WHELAN FOUNDER OF A FABULOUS DOLLAR TO-MORROW DYNASTY FAILURE IN THE FAMILY HE TRIED TO
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    JOIN ALLIES OR SUFFER ATTACK BY AGGRESSORS
    1523 7 Churchill's Warning To Neutrals Reuter. London. Mar. 31 I>R( > \l>( ASTING a review ol the progress of the war. Mr. Winston Churchill. First Lord of the Admiralty, .said that when he -spokp six months apo he said if we reached spring without
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    40 Per Cent. Increase In Soviet War Budget
    78 7 Reuter. Moscow, Apr. 1. increase of 1(1 per cent, in defence <' is provided in the Soviet budget for n>l<>, presented < Ml before the Soviet Parliament by Finance ConUTUSaar 1 Revenue is estimated at 182,200 million roubles, the latter including 57,000
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    SOVIET LAW INCORPORATES FINN AREAS
    60 7 Reuter. London, April 1. THE Soviet Parliament has unanimous- ly passed a law incorporating in the Soviet Union the territories of Eastern Finland ceded to the U.S.S R.. according to the IfOSCow radio. The law links the new territory with Soviet Karelia and constitutes a
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    New Empire Air Control
    100 7 British Wireless. l]0(> London, April 1. Thr L h Empire flying-boat service to 111/11 Ulrica will commence this week At the mi' r v nr war lhe Empin> air service- were reduced to a once we n Right to Durban and a once w< turn night
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    Americans 84 Per Cent. For Allies
    77 7 Reuter. \Yu York, Apr. 1. A MERK v sentiment ia <>vcr A whelmhuVh t* hM tho AI,i T after seven in of war, according to the latest nation-wide poll organised by the American Institute of Public Opinion," says the New York Times "EightT?our Per
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    Assassination Fund
    74 7 Reuter. Chungking, April I. T j nned that a movc--Ime j to ollcct a fund for the* W f ng CWng Wer widely &ere ,'i were paj ne dollar to .the Jet al fjistripi for a fund, especiaJlv j of assassinating Ror iniP re ilso asked to distriten
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    WELLES WROTE TO POLISH MINISTERS
    78 7 Reuter. run.\ April 1 mp ier W< IK s, Us Under- < vroie letters to the Polish Prim< Minister, Sikorski and the Foreign Minister, Zalcski. before he lef ;j' unced at a Cabinet meetine I w Minister* at Angers. T i v [etti ea' the
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    Cats Are Out Of The Bay
    319 8 OECOMMENDA1 l< >NS by the War Taxation Coi imittee, after being kept seen' r so many weeks, were pul 01 the agenda of the special meetings f the Federal and Legislative Councils. There are no gn t surprises, and there seems to no adequate
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    One Healthy Cat Left In
    154 8 r\NE of the new measures —the increase of duties on betting and sweepstakes sweeps the ground from under the feet of the small but powerful minority, with too large a voice in high places, which opposes the popular demand for State lotteries. I£ the Government
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    GERMANY'S IRON ORE SUPPLIES CURTAILED
    183 8 Reuter. Stockholm, Mar. 30. WHILE Sc.ndin.via is stil. following with -iely su,, m which n£e t l aided by severe ice condit.ons It cear that the the jron ore during the winter, has alreaaj shuck a supplies reaching Germany from Sweden. Exports of iron ore
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    UNLIMITED ACCESS TO U.S. PLANES
    85 8 Reuter. New York, Mar. 31. THE newspapers describe the Government's decision to permit the Allies to purchase the latest American aeroplanes as a landmark in the war. The Heiald Tribune says: "The Allies are to have practically unlimited access to all America's planemaking facilities. By
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    DRIVE AGAINST NUDISM IN LONDON
    53 8 (From 11. L. Hopkin) London. Mar. 31. BOUNTY Council inspectors have be p n instructed to attend a'l music halls and cabarets to look for indecent jokes and nude scenes justifying prosecution This is the first time that such an inspection has been ordered. (Via
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    Body Of Young Woman Washed Ashore
    43 8 (From 11. L Hopkin) London, Mar. 31. West Somerset police are trying to identify the body of a young woman washed ashore. The woman is believed to have fallen from a passing ship. (Via Cable and Wireless)
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    Allied And German Air Claims
    106 8 Reuter. London, Mar. 30. ACCORDING to British figures. 133 planes had been shot down by the British alone over all fronts since th e war began, and 47 British aircraft had been shot down on all fronts during the same period. Official German sources, states
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    SUPREME COUNCIL STATEMENT
    181 8 London. Mar. 31. IT is thought that the Prime Minister will make a statement when Parliament resumes on Tuesday, which is likely to give further details of the meeting of the Supreme War Council. Outstanding Parliamentary feature cf the next few months will be the debates on
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    47 8 Reuter. London, Mar. 31. According to the German radio, a mixed Russo-Finnish frontier commission is meeting at Viborg to deal with demarcation details. The Finnish delegation, under M. Passikivi. which flew to Moscow on Mar. 19, is still there and the date of its return is unknown.—Reuter
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    NO CHANGE OF BRITISH POLICY IN CHINA
    138 8 Reuter. London, Mar. 30. REFERRING to criticism of Sir Robert Craigie's speech in Tokyo on Mar. 28, the Sunday Times diplomatic correspondent says- S° me commentators interpreted it a 8 an indication of the change Of British policy in the Far East. Such
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    Anglo-French Protocol Signed
    51 8 Reuter. Paris, Mar. 30. PTR Andrew Duncan, president of the Board of Trade, and M Louis Ro'Un, French Minister of Commerce, signed the Anglo-French protocol here tonight which extends the facilities agreed on in the economic agreement, signed in London on Feb. 16 to include new products.
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    CHUNGKING REGIME THE LEGAL ONE
    115 8 London, Mar. 31. THE installation of the Japanese. sponsored Government of Wang Ching Wei at Nanking yesterday is thought in diplomatic circles here to be evidence of the urgent necessity for the Japanese Government to move towards a termination of the "China incident." Some commentators
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    THE NEWE
    75 8 AN admission by a responsible Minister of the Crown that time is rot necessarily on the Allied side was overdue. Mr. Churchill has now made it. His speech is welcome lor its directness, frankness and logic. Th*First Lord of the Admiralty ha> restrained his earlier optimism and told
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    Tighter Grip
    147 8 I speech is significant for what it presages. Coming almost j immediately after the Supreme War Council communique promising more determined prosecution of the war, it should herald drastic action in 1 certain neutral waters, more virile naval and air attacks on Germany herself and possibly some effort
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    166 8 pHURCHILL'S speech was in part a reply to Molotov's report to the Soviet Parliament. Wisely the First Lord eschewed the personal abuse which is Molotov's chief weapon and made it perfectly clear that it is not the policy of the Allied Governments to force war Upon Russia. They
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    169 8 RUSSIA is helping Germany economy cally for her own reasons, and Dot for Germany's. That much, I think, is generally appreciated by all except the most violent anti-Bolsheviks. But, to the extent that she h-lps the enemy now. she is unfriendly to the Allies and there will oe
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    YOU are the heir to the earth's wealth
    1622 9 H.Y. Wells Again To-day To-morrow: H. G. Wells will introduce the remaining clauses, including Freedom of Occupation, Freedom of Trade, Property Rights and Freedom to Travel. DEBATE ON RIGHTS OF MAN—7 rpHIS debate in the Malaya Tribune has now dealt with its
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    U.S. Not Recognising Bogus Nanking Govt.
    407 9 Reuter. Washington, Mar. 30. u i\F course, the United States will continue to recognise the Chinese National Government at Chungking rather than the Japanese-sponsored regime at Nanking/ declared Mr. Cordell Hull, U.S. Secretary of State. "In the lijrht of what ha>. happened in vari
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    MOLOTOV'S SPEECH CAUSES DISAPPOINTMENT
    80 9 Reuter. Amsterdam, Mar. 30. JDEUTER learns that there ia intense disappointment behii\tl the scenes in Wilheimstrasse over Molotov's speech. Hitler is said to be furiously angry at the way the Russian Fremier's words have bren interpreted in London and Paris, and it is understood he has
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    INAUGURATION PASSED OFF UNNOTICED
    281 9 Reuter. ing, Mar. 30. »n ol Wang i j i's Government passed >fl cal'y unnoticed hi: la In striking contra to th nation of the ori P Pro visional Govere no public tions and no posters, >. not beflagged. Onh a buildings Hew v-recognised Kuom a
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      366 9 HOW TO GET RID OF I|f PIMPLES I What are pimples" They are a prevalent type of acne starts wit h J***™*™* B j £fP B a J d X f ,he skin about the fare; then these pl a q Uir k Wl i infected by germs present on
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    S.R.C. BEAT AIRMEN
    238 10 A VALUABLE knock ol 61. reined, by O. Clarke featured the cricket match between an S.R.C. XI and the RAF <Tent?ah) on the Padang yesterday. The Club won by 78 runs. RAF. (TBNGAH) Cpl. Barnes, lbw. Barker FL Wvril', b Watts 1 FO. Marshall, c J. Reutens,
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    KOTA RANGERS XI
    29 10 The Kota Rangers XI will yjay footba*l against the- Rcyal Air Force iKaltang) in a friendly match Ie-day at Farrer Park ground at 5 15 p.m.
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    TWO ANNUAL MATCHES END IN VICTORY FOR I.A.
    530 10 CEYLONESE beaten at cricket Singapore, Sunday. THE Indian A. l )n tlicl extremely well to beat the Ceylon Spoits Club in both r annual cricket matches to-day. In their first i DM**. Cevlonese bar 1 a l ere bundled out for «w,
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    207 10 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Satin-day. PRESENTING the committee's an--1 nual report at the annual general meeting of the Perak Turf Club last night, Mr. B. C. Watson, chairman, said: The year has not been financially as successful as the previous year, but this
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    SPORTS DIARY
    53 10 TO-DAY SOCCER: SAF A. League. Reserve Division. vs. SCC Res.. SCC: Div. 2-B S C.F A. -B"' vs. R.N. WT.Stadium; BH.L. Jacks vs. Straits Times. S H. 8.. Harper Gilfiilan vs. Thornycrofts. F. and N.: Uniteers vs. G E C V.M C A TENNIS: SCC and SRC. tournaments.
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    49 10 The following have accepted to play for S C.C. Rs. vs. Manchester Regt. Rs. to-day at th P SC C Lt. E. A de L Young: W. H. Davies. W. R. Ravie R H Pickard. A. Morgan. A. Donald; A. Fraser. C. Fitton. W. McBeath. J Welch. K. Blach..
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    CHINESE WIN CRICKET CLASH WITH R.A.F.
    298 10 in a cricket fixture played on the S.C.R.c. ground yesterday, the RAF. XI (Kallang) lost to the SCR C. by three wickets. Taking first lease on a perfect pitch, the R.A.F. scored !)6. The S C R.C. passed their score with three wickets m
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    SWIMMING CLUB FEELING PINCH OF THE WAR
    123 10 A, REDUCTION of roughly $13,0U0 on their overdralt was reported by Mr. E.G. Hill, chairman, at the annual meet*ing of the Singapore Swimming Ciub yesterday. Regret at the passing Of Mr. H. Cantrc 11, secretary, was also voiced. In regard to the accounts,
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    77 10 The following players will represent the Jollilads Sporting Association against the Singapore Harbour Board in a friendly game of soccer on Tuesday at the Singapore Harbour Board ground at 5.15 p.m.: See Wah Teck. Neo Eng Bee. Lim Lian Lock. Tong Ah Boey. Kee Yew Leng, Khoo Kirn Seng. See
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    Handicaps For First Day's Races
    362 10 rpHE following are handicaps Saturday's races at Singap Hordes, Class 2, Div. 2—6 Iters. Golden Plateau 9 0 Gay Tad 8 Batti Hard Going Fair King 4 12 Dover The Caliph 8.10 Kerrena 3 ,n Miss Zipp 8 9 Teddy Boy 8,5 Yule Cail 8
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    TRACTION MEN BEAT G.E.C.
    136 10 Singapore. Saturday MEDIOCRE soccer, worsened by 1U tendency on players in both side adopt rough tactics, was witnessed the Felice ground this evening, the Traction Company met and deft ed the G.E.C. to the tune of five to three in a Business House Let fixture. The
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    CEYLON TAMILS' ANNUAL MEETING
    188 12 AT the twentyninth annual general meeting of the Ceylon Tamils' Association held on Thursday the following gentlemen were elected officebearers for the ensuing year: President Mr. M. v. Pillai; vice-president, Dr. p. Thillainathan; Hon. genera] secretaiy, Mr. M. Qunaratnam; Hon. treasurer, Mr. S. Nicholas: Hon. literary
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    BORN TO LEAD MUSLIMS, LIVES TO SERVE INDIA
    1631 14  -  PEN-PORTRAIT OF PRESIDENT AZAD By M. Asaf Ali, M.L.A. VOTHING could be easier for Maulana Abu] Kalam Azad than to follow the path of least resistance and in a clay receive the allegiance of ninety million Muslims of India. But, with a
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    36 14 The need for a carefully worked programme to include preventive well as curative measures to con tuberculosis was stressed by H« cellency the Marchioness of Linlil laying the foundation stone ol i culosis hospital at Kapurthala.
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    One School In Empire With Battle Honours
    236 14 Lucknow. '*Y ()L alv the one school in the British Empire which has battle honours on its colours; no one can visit the Residency and pax the La Martiniere Post without feeling the .greatest pride for U part which the hoys of the
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    War-Time Expenditure Less Than Budget Estimate
    137 15 Ma rket Repor t Reuter. London, Mar. 30. HPREASURY returns for the end of the financial year issued tonight show that expenditure amounted to £1,816 million sterling*, which is i'll 6 million less than the war budget estimates. Revenue amounted to £1.049 millions which
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    Possible Surplus Ok* i;i?7.ooo
    155 15 The financial year ends to-morrow and the Exchequer returns were published to-night. Expenditure in 1939 40 exceeded revenue by £657.685.000. This was £170 million less than was expected. Revenue for year was £54 million less than was expected. The revenue for year was £117 million. Expenditure
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    Effect Of War Conditions.
    160 15 It was thought that 011 the basis of this existing taxation, war conditions would reduce revenue to about £54 milbelow the April estimates, but nvw taxation estimated to produce £107 million bv Mar. 31, 1940. was imposed. There was this expected excess of expenditure over revenue
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    Healthier Note In Industrials
    148 15 'From Our Financial Correspondent» Singapore, Monday. j 7 IE industrial section of the market should benefit to some cxtcnt tc-day with the lifting of the income tax bogey. There was little business in this sectic n of the market on Saturday. Business passed in Wearnes, and
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    25 15 Singapore, Monday. Prices or tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— RUBBER Buyers: 35-% cts. Sellers :>•">" gets. TIN $118, Down $2.
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    N.E.I. RUBBER EXPORTS TO RUSSIA INCREASE
    130 15 (From Our Own Reporter) Batavia, Mar. 30. WITH regard to the question of rubber exports from the Netherlands Indies to Vladivostok raised in the House of Commons recently, it is of interest to state that these exports liarc increased considerably since the outbreak of
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    246 15 Singapore. April 1. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily wrcuiar issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING uondon T.T. 2 4 116 London demand 2 4 1 16 Lyons demand 2060 Switzerland demand 208*4 Hamburg demand New York demand 46 15
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    HEAVY FIGHTING NEAR NANNING
    55 15 Kweilln. CHINESE dispatches stated that heavy fighting is in progress in the southern section of the Nanning-Yam-chow highway east of Shiutung and Brass Drum Hill in Kwangtung territory. About 2,000 wounded Japanese troops were shipped back to Canton for medical treatment at army hospitals in Phoenix
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    487 15 Singapore. Mar ArlldC MEAT Beef steak; kati 35 Beef stew or curry; kati g5 Fillet Steak; ID. 38 Mutton, Australian; ID. 54 Java Goat Flesh; lb. 48 katl POULTRY Capons (locally reared- kati 65 Ducks, each 35 Fowls; kati 45 Hons docallv reared*; Kati S e g
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    57 15 Shanghai. THE in North China has Miiyhukuo. and prices ej Harbin and Changchun arc tnounl One can of-the shortage is due to extensive i, I Hour and rice by 'ho Kv. to be transhipped to Japan and irrison use. Th.c corps are said to
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      38 15 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited beg lo announce that their new branch office at No. 1% Station Street, KLANG (SELANGOR) Tel. Address: "Oversea" Telephone: No. 181 P.O. Box: No. 48 will commence business on Saturday, 6th April, 1940. SSSEra
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    103 16 SWEDISH, NORWEGIAN FINNISH MINISTERS MEET SECRET PARLEY ON COLLABORA TION Reuter. Stockholm, Apr. 1. toe Swedish and Norwegian Prime Ministers M. Hanssen and MNygaard void and the Finnish Minister of Supply M Tannlr. were among the delegates from the tour northern countries who attended a two-day meeting ot the Nordic
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    103 16 Reuter. Cnungkinfi Apr. 1. The Japanese to*Fu nan. soutlnu, c ity o MMBg accordr re *frC«e field Jespa&t* AdIn, to Wnese i the Japanese were report*-d <• ia to have 2»h« the Japanese under ensued when me bombardment rover of t,,a entered the town the blowing day. XUe,
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    343 16 Aldershot, Mar. i-'-WORRIED to detraction by accusations made against him at a reneral court martial three weeks ago, Wins-Commander Richard Graham Bkrnifield, D.5.0., put his head in a KM oven at h.s quarters in Farnbi rough, Hants, and died. The court-martial was held In
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    373 16 Reuter. London, Mar. 31 p HUGE audience must nave listened H last night to Mr. Winston Churchill s broadcast speech, which was relayed to the United States as well as the Empire, and is stated to have been clearly heard on the American continent.
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    45 16 The 5.300-ton Italian "Amelia Lauro."' was bomUd a seriously damaged by a Germ plane in the North Sea a tortni ago. One of f he crew was killed. Photo shows the steel work torn and twisted like paper by thi plosions.
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