Morning Tribune, 5 March 1940

Microfilm: NL2324
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      177 3 t/tn WSBMm m X /GP* *J ft if flll SB ill Hi tt «t MB 17 1 K9 il V^^b uC i/i <^* 1 <^ Eat I It> not e^sy to believe that there is but Kescafi does what hns never Kjffij^ thing" when it comes to coffee. But "soul"
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    FATE OF SHANGHAI IN BALANCE
    151 3 lerious Flood Threat In China Chungking, Mar. 4. latest information received here reveals that the Yellow known tor centuries as "China's sorrow," again itens to change the landscape of China. Waters of the ow River carrying mud-silt from the mountains and plains north-western China are
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    WRECK OF AIR LINER FOUND
    123 3 Calcutta, xMar. 4. JI I F: wreckage of the Imperial air liner Hannibal has been located by lying boat along the stline two miles east of Raselkuh, on the south Ist In Iran. Efforts are being made find the occupants, who, it is believed, might
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    WHEN ALLIED WARSHIPS MAY USE DARDANELLES
    95 3 WHEN ALLIED WARSHIPS MAY USE DARDANELLES London. Mar. 4 IN the Hou.se of Commons to-day. Mi. l Butler, replying to a question, stated' that m the event of the treaty of mutual tance between Britain. France and Turkey coming into operation. Turkey Would be a belligerent, and therefore under Article
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    Famous Conductor Dies
    19 3 Stuttgart, Mar. 4. The death has occurred of Dr. K?.rl Muck, the famous German conductor. Reuter
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    SWISS NAZI PARTY DISSOLVED
    29 3 tan London, Mar. 4. loio states that the National 1 arty which is Nazi m its inspi. has dissolved 4Knl*» fnlinwine lool^' arrest iollowinß Reuter
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    ALLIES GET STRONGER EVERY DAY
    149 3 I n ,i i it. Mar. 4. CEVIIKAI. newspapers write editor- ials on the first **x months of the war. Thf TIMES *ays: "The rei tumlics of the six months arc Mint then hts been no Blitzkrieg m the Wf*| and none, m thr *t
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    TERRORISM UNDER CLOAK OF PATRIOTISM SAYS A. S. P.
    379 4 TERRORISM UNDER CLOAK OF PATRIOTISM SAYS A. S. P. RED ACTIVITIES BARED Singapore, Monday. DEVELATIONS of the aims and activities of the Malayan Communist Party, "a dangerous and subversive organisation," were to-day made by an A.S.P. of the Special Branch, m the criminal district court at the conclusion of an
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    Britain Paying Through The Nose
    504 4 first instalment of Britain's new war taxation—which comes on top of several years of heavy "rearmament" taxation— is now being collected. By the end of March the British tax-i payer will have made ove r to his Government, m addition to peace-level taxation, a sum
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    Alice Faye And Tony Martin To Part
    201 4 Alice Faye And Tony Martin To Part Singapore Chinese All Labour Trades Anti-Enemy Backing Up Society. In hi s defence, which he made from the dock, the first accused made no mention of the documents found m the room. The second and third accused, giving their defence on oath, denied
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    CHETTIARS AGREE TO TAXATION
    67 4 CHETTIARS AGREE TO TAXATION Singapore, Monday. AT a special meeting of the Chettiar Chamber of Commerce held this afternoon it was resolved that the Chamber agrees to the imposition of a war tax on incomes along the lines devised by His Excellency the Governor m his broadcast speech on Mar.
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      115 5 I NOTE THAT SMILE J HE'S HAPPY AGAIN Here you see the Duke of Windsor talking to Air Vice-Marshal, Bleu nt. Air Officer Commanding the R.A.F. Component m France while on a visit to that section of the B.E.F. The Duke looks immensely gratified at being able to get down
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    DOCTOR ORDERED ADULTERY, SAYS HUSBAND
    663 5 DOCTOR ORDERED ADULTERY, SAYS HUSBAND Brom Our Own Correspondent.) M London, Feb. 16. ■i \mfi: win lived for several HA nl ,,nths In the same house luith her husband and his mis-< ■trc-s had her suit for the disImilulh'li of the marriage dis- n]is>((l m the Divorce Court. ■it was
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    Police Court Shorts
    319 5 Singapore, Monday. FOR driving a car without a licence and a Third Party Insurance policy, E. Laidlaw, a European of the A.P.C. was to-day fined a total sum ot $55 by Mr. C. H. Whitton m the Traffic Court. The offence was committed on the night of
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    HITLER'S SISTER BOSSED JEWISH SOUP KITCHEN
    1020 6 She Fon&ht Nazi Hoodlums Till: war was till, and the plftCC was Vienna. When you are hungry, the quickest way to feel better, is to work m. near, or around food. Whether you cook it, serve it, or wash it up, matters little. The
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    PRESIDENT SEES FOR HIMSELF
    44 6 Here you see France's energetic and popular president visiting a British sector somewhere m France and inspecting some ot the mechanised units. Lord (iort. British Commander-in-Chief is shown looking down from above. No wonder, he's doing a job of work.
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    London To-day
    727 7  -  H. L. Hopkin t On 1 A Celebration At The Cafe Anglais: More About The Altmark Incident: British Labour's Warning Criminal Conspiracy Of Stalin And Hitler. London, Feb. 2<). day with a personal My wife and daughter and sound last night, rliing Tilbury withial relief when journeys ,i
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    Bookmaking Under: "The Punkah"!
    472 7 NOTWITHSTANDING the heavy fim s inrticte(l on those found guilty of the offence, illegal bookj making continues to flourish m Penang. That m itself i 18 a confession on the part of the authorities of their j inability to suppress it. Indeed it has been admitted
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      112 8 Thousands of Satisfied Users! Yes! It is Evelyn Astrova Dandruff Cure. §That itch stops almost instantly and like magic it removes It is easy to apply too. Just use it m place of your Hair Cream, Brilliantine Setting lotion, etc Apart from removing Dandruff it makes your hair soft and
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      23 8 \w&EyH\ DRESSES, 4 HOUSECOATS, a, A* CORSETS, Ar SWIMSUH'S. MS *cy for -rtVt^ BEAUTirn V* SHEER HOSIERY 61, Stamford Rd. Fhoni (Eu Court)
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      Party For Red Cross Fund, Frocking At Tanglin Club And A Look In At Cathay
      1064 8  - Party For Red Cross Fund, Frocking At Tanglin Club And A Look In At Cathay VERA ARDMORE By f I M)IN(. hostesses of the British and French communities m Singapore threw their energy and enthusiasm into making the 'bridge and mah jong drive held at the home of the C'omtesse
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      FOR ALLIED RED CROSS FUNDS
      68 8 Mahjong players at the Bridee and Mahjong party held at the home of the Comtesse de Cour seulles yesterday. Left to right Mrs. Britton, Mrs. Harrison i Mrs. Clutter and Mrs. Harris. BELOW:— Pictured at the Bridge and Mali jong party yesterday were Mmc Fougeron
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      105 9 JJP^|WjB3BBjj^BSB3W v -?SB I JK&i |HK<i^Hjk^^B '.-4^l IP ■k j^v^r^^^^V^l Kl^Ai^l 3B flßfcat ■'•'■jv^N^^^wfflgy v 4 MPsJ** &S^KL*>&?k 4 .v' .yXy '^^S^ X tJ »^B9r -^Th-. jUv.^.'... '&F '^^v V^^B x wflUAftjL. -^^r < &'t- 1 SWlff y ROCK MVTEIIf We now receive these deliciou3 f U Sydney Rock Oysterj
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    Diary of a Once-Plain Jane
    667 9 Diary of a Once -Plain Jane ■his is an age when you see many heartening examples of ugly Sucklings turned into swans. But t rarely comes to public notice Ire the triumphs of Plain Janes Kho wrest beauty for themselves un- Here. for instance, is the story l f one
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    Beauty In The Tropics
    124 9 r eyelaihea are falling more than r! tiouU Gently massaur them Kht with either pure vaseline or °f one per cent of yellow mercury which you might ob- > your chemist. Tell him what j t for and he will write direcfor you. 1 preparations for
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    "Oh I Dear, Just Look At My Hair!"
    236 9 "Oh I Dear, Just Look At My Hair!" IF you are a swimming and diving enthusiast, you may easily find yourself faced with the problem of keeping eirant curls dry and intact from the ravages of sea water. Even worse— you 11 ay find yourself with a bedraggled head of
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    Lady In The Light
    31 11 IT 1118 freak study off a light iinJ^, ct shows a little lad y of n^ Clona Dickson by name. is one of Warner Brothers Promising artists.
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    DESERTERS REPORT FOR 'BIG WAR'
    414 11 Paris. PROM beneath the turbans shone eyes of soft velvet. All of them wore the long moustaches of all the Mongols, and sat crosslegged, preparing the old, old foods of the Orient. One scooped the moist flour from its bowl, rolled it into little balls
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    Englishmen Land On Cocos Isle
    166 11 Englishmen Land On Cocos Isle THE English yacht, "Windward," which is reported m a Costa Rica message to have landed six Englishmen on the treasure island of Cocos, may be the 30-ton auxiliary ketch which until less than a year ago was well-known m Poole (Dorset) harbour. Four "Windwards" are
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    THE SPY DANGER
    988 12 WATCH YOUR TALK tT has been a standing joke with the French for some months past that there are now 73,000 foreign refugees m England all of whom have been apparently vetted and O.K.'d by the tribunals. It seems that the authorities are much too mild, m
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    ORPHAN COLD
    123 12 ORPHAN COLD £IGHTY million dollar, and silver mines, orange groves and other property are the prizes m a legal battle now being fought m Chicago's Federal Court. Claimants are Mrs. Alice Teller Huntzinger and her brother Charles Telfer, and their title to the vast fortune is based on a genealogical
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    PRINCESSES DO WAR WORK
    91 12 London. WARTIME letter from one j little girl to another: "We have been knitting very hard for the Red Cross, the Evacuees, the soldiers and the sailors, and also gathi-nng J sphagnum moss." "We" means Princess Eliza- I beth aged 13 and Princess Mar. j garet
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    STRIP-TEASERS IN THE NEWS
    436 12 STRIP -TEASERS IN THE NEWS Sally Rand Moves In |N 1927 a going concern from the farmlands of Hickory County, Mo., U.S.A. that had rolled into Hollywood, set up m business as a Wampus Baby Star. Blonde, fetching, standing 5 ft. 1 m her bare freet, weighing 110 lbs. m
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      557 13 fduu fyugfyu d fjtiiations Vacant I '^ngapor*. <*>■ »«C) ■"■"Tlrfvmred radio apprentfee and a young __P: odd Start $10.- pm. Box 541 c > Singapore. jNo. 714 C) mrzrZ^^^s ents for A u t m tor l9 i o W \iii:.v«ii foreign Chrlstmaa cards __PSe£va^ iarl Ray* Puasa. Chinese N-w
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      611 13 Educational Singapore Institute of Bclence. 107-A, Sophia Road. Singapore. Coaches Students In Oeneral Science. Time 3 30 p.m. 4.30 p.m (No. 700-C) Learn Chinese In The Singapore Chinese Mandarin School. 122-126, Prlnsep Street. Slngajpore. 2 New Classes for absolute beginners 'commencing April Ist and 3rd. 1940. (A) Mondays Thursdays, 5.15
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      754 13 Miscellaneous Charming figures can be yours through D S Llm's Obat Prlok. A tonic for graceful body for ladles. Price 30 cento per packet (Postaje extra) D. T Llm Si Co.. 353 North Bridge Ro«1. Singapore. (No 716C> Why pay more? Visit once and convince yourself Pre-war prices for Tennis
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      594 13 9 For Sale HM V PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE. 2 month*. Cost $50-. Offers Box 544 Malaya Tribune Singapore. (No. 722 C) FOR SALE: Sulphuric Acid. Hydrochloric Acid and Rubber Coagulating Add 90% (Recommended by users). Apply P.O Box 7M. Singapore No. 707 C Post card elze Kodak camera tesaar lens with
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      279 14 OPENING TO-HAV \t Vlalavav I avouritc #^flßl^^^ \IR-(()M)ITIONEU IHEATRI S^ Daring G*n Spectacle <•! W J A^y IVXRISIAN NIGHT LIEE! /f I xotic Glamorous I ove-Nifchts IH^ttL/l HORROR ol TROPIC PENAL PRISONS Reminiscent Vj of all the Thrills of 'PRISONER of SHARK ISLAND m Universal* Sensational Adventure Story— i Sj
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      197 14 OVERSHADOWING HIS PAST ACHIEVEMENTS: I PASTELR ZOLA JUAREZ I PAUL MUNI Now m his greatest Role 3..1^ D f 1,5 ALHAMBRA -I 'Iff riiifc :^b*. i to*, vHISc 11 WbHI v ill] I ffat a *<f .^1 |riu HuXJCaCi I v^ I ufl a w I 7 Mr if It
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    Stole Silver Belt & Purse
    159 14 Stole Silver Belt Purse SinKajHuv. ft( /MI<M F'ak Yoi (19), a CantOMte, pleaded guilty this mornii second police court before Mr. Conrad Oldham. on a char theft of silver belt and 1 leather purse, the total val,, was IMS, the property of Kuan KM H<»nK. Court Intptctor Charles W. Surh
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      136 15 'VvilV PIBLIC BY I LEAPS AND BOUNDS! Come with your family and judge as to what it will by mm *i I MAKL Of X PAKK \s YOIR ,^mm.m m OWN 111 .\IKJI ARTEKS MMtK()l> >M>i SHOWS yCli/ %4Lifl7)E II <>» FNTtRTAIN.MKM mm N[W If II Kill y IWOUSANDS OF
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    MALAYA TO STUDY LIFE IN THE JUNGLE
    347 15 MALAYA TO STUDY LIFE IN THE JUNGLE (lriDune Man neporter; yi NDREDS OF PEOPLE IN MALAYA ARE GOING TO SPEND :VI Ii ANTING DAYS AND NIGHTS IN THE TONGUE HATCHING AND STUDYING THE BEASTS OF THE FOREsiS ME FOR THE FORMATION OF A NATURE SOCIETY j s SUO I SSI
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    Noe Order In Ejectment Application
    145 15 Noe Order In Ejectment Application I Singapore, Monday. I V'> i ua.s m;ide at the conclu- ion of the hearing of an appliI turc the Rent Assessment n<..; which Messrs. J. A. EKas I J E Elias sought the eject- I a tenant. Major F. L. HardI i Iheir premises
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    SCHOOLGIRL BREAKS THIGH BONE AT PLAY
    39 15 I.'er anothfr girl I rls* School playground; year old Chinese h r balance and fell; cturing her right! eked and was m a .serr.i- when conveyed to; iia^pit^l by ambuk- n c j
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    TOES CRUSHED
    28 15 mark tnd landing a an his left foot while T:-j lay morning, an toby the Mimicipa-' 1 to -with two off H e wa s camekNW
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    LETTER TO DALADIER
    56 15 Chengtu, Mar. I. Jl group of eighty-three Szechwan civic leaders have sent an air-maii i letter to M. Daladier. the French Pre- mier. :iykins: him to consider t,he abrogation of the Franco- Japanese Trad* A^r^ement as an answer to Japanese bombings and threats to further bomb the
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    "RUBBISH IN A CORNER" WINS FIRST PRIZE
    311 15 (Tribune Staff Reporter) THERE is ai t even m rubbish and David Liau, fifteen year old Senior Cambridge student of St. Andrews School. Singapore, proved this yesterday when he won the first prize m the school art exhibition with a sensitive water colour
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    NEW LIGHT FOR NAZI BLACKOUTS
    134 15 Berlin. THE strain of blackouts In 1 cities and villages is to be relieved, thanks to a discovery of the German dye trust. It '-lumogen." a Chemical which mixed m paini ftinej brightly when hit by th'^ weakest amounts of violet n In a darkened
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      329 16 BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) The best possible servioes are being maintained by the P. O. S. N. Company to their usual ports of call except ports m Japan. Passengers are requested to register their requirements, but under present circumstances sailings are perforce restricted. All vessels may
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      308 16 LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIPS Cabins with Private Bath— ExceUent Cuisine— Moderate Fares. FREQUENT PASSENGER SAILINGS TO GENOA MARSEILLES! U.K. COPENHAGEN. Passengers paying th c U.K. rate have the option of proceeding overland, 2nd Class rail and sleeper, Genoa Marseilles London, at the ships expence. THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Incorporated m
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      136 16 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE Mail Dpnariures Thailand 18 ITIdU 1/CprtllUlCd UNITED STATES T) v op AMERICA (Steam T Latest Time AVA TO-MORROn MaiLs For:- Of Post in« SUMATRA S A A mX&i&isi: S^ —SB 2 1 ;HINA (Steamer) 5.00 p.m (Air) 9 30am ;HINA <Air) 9.30 a.m. 5.00 p.m ADDIV/ai r •GYPT
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      110 17 Public Notices SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenders are invited for the supply Of Ail Valves for Water Specification and Tender Form may be obtained from the Municipal Tender Room. Tenders Will close at 12 noon on 1 May, 1940. w W. Duncan. Ag. Municipal Secretary NOTICE DRESSERS' I X.VMINATION An examination foi
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  • EIGHT SOCCER LEAGUE GAMES
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      LOYALS LOSE TO GORDONS
      351 17 I rd.ns 3: Loyals 2: RST- CLASS football m Division lof the League was seen when j Mt !s lost to the Gordons at (iiliiuii Barracks yesterday ninir ssa ne was ding-don? m whistle to whistle and the a! M ,,i, ITU a fair indication of
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      ARGYLES BEAT THE SAPPERS
      514 17 Argylcs 2; R.E 1. FAIR attendance were treated to a good standard of soccer at t-h. Anson Road Stadium yesterday where, m the first Senior Division League fixture to be played there, the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders beat the Royal Engineers by the odd m three
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    CUSTOMS EAT FORT CANNING
    181 17 IKal'pv Sl »sapore, Monday. th e (V, r Was witnessed on Uni "'"Union ground this.. n »-i on r a e n Err 1 soccer "I B I Canning m a Divithr m h ?J ue ma tch and defeatI «dd goal m three. haracterised the
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    RUNA WAY WIN FOR BANKERS
    81 17 R UNA WAY WIN FOR BANKERS OVERWHELMINGLY .superior to their opponents, the Overseas Chi; Bank scored a runaway 9—o victory over the Thornycrofts B.C. m a one-tided Business Houses' League match on the S H.B. ground yesterday. The Bank, who were antfn.vors for almost the whole period of play, scored
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    CRICKET CLUB BEAT THE ROYAL NAVY
    247 17 Singapore, Monday. THE S.C.C. defeated the Royal Navy by two goals to one m a reserve division league soccer match played at the S.C.C. ground to-day. With a strong defence, the Club were able to check the fast Navy raids which threatened their goal
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    AIRMEN GET FULL POINTS
    128 17 AIRMEN GET FULL POINTS IN a First Division soccer match played at Changi yesterday, the Royal Air Force beat the 9th Heavy Regiment, R.A., by 4—2. The Airmen were undoubtedly the better team and m the first half ran through the Gunners' defence, but m the second half found things
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    NESTANGLO BEAT CHARTERED BANK
    420 18 NESTANGLO BEAT CHARTERED BANK Nestanpto 1: Chartered Bank L IN .mi Interfiling game oi loccer played yesterday on the y.m.c.a Sports Ground ll PlttW Kdward Road, the NVstanglo scored a splendid victory over the Chart erod Bank by lour goals to one m the Business Houses' League. Undoubtedly fh<- N
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    HOME SOCCER SEASON EXTENDED
    110 18 HOME SOCCER SEASON EXTENDED London. Mar. 4. THF. Football Association has acceded I to club.s' request and extended the seaMß until June 8, with the .stipulation that arrangements of fixtures must avoid clashing with .summer sports like ticket and lawn tennis. It is not likelj that the .sutti^sted Cup competition
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    56 18 The following have accepted to play tennti for S.C.C. v. 4 19th Hyderabad Reft, on Wednesday at 4.45 p.m. at S C.C.:— Capt. D. G. Russell-Robert;;, and W. H. Droogleever, A. D. Anderson and R. F. Smith, J. Mclntosh and R. F. B. Gurr. D. E. L. Anderson
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    CHUNG WHA XI
    59 18 The following players will represent Chung Wha Football Association Juniors v.s. Moravia Sports Club on Wednesday at Farrer Park:— Kirn En<>; Soon San, Sicw Hoon; Hong Siew. Seng Quee, Chwre Ohua; Hock Leng, K(K)n Chye. Chin Geok, Choon Teck and Chweo Lim reserves: Yoon Sin. Yew Chian,
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    150,000 MILLWORKERS ON STRIKE IN BOMBAY
    55 18 Hombay, Mar. 4. •TEXTILE worken struck work to-day. Mr seventy nulls are affected involving over 150,000 workers. The itrtktM are demanding a 15 per cent increase m wage.s while the employers have accepted the majority recommendations of the cpnc illation board suraest- Reuter ■W^
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    BANKA XI
    70 18 The following players have been selected to represent Banka Sports Club vs. Fathul Karib Club m a friendly match ol soccer on Sunday at Farrer Park:— Pak Tong; Soon San, Ah Bah; Honi; Siew, Seng Quee, Chwee Chua; Hock Leng, Choon Teck, Chin Geok. Chee Tan 1 and
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    HONGKONG BANK BEAT THE COLD STORAGE
    327 18 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. .2; Cold Storage .1. BRILLIANT exhibition of goalkeeping by Thiam Poh, and a grand display of full-back play by Taylor, saved the Singapore Cold Storage from a trouncing at the hands of the Hongkong and Shanghai Kank, when the teams
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    SPORTS DIARY
    44 18 TO-DAY SOCCER: Reserve Div. M FA. Res. vs. Manchesters Re,L'., Stadium; S.C.F.A. Res. vs. S.R.C. Res., SRC; Fortress Co^, RE. Res. vs. Loyals Res., Changi; Div. 2 "A," RAF. Torpedo R.A.F. Tengah, Seletar; Malaya Signals vs. Naval Police, Alexandra TENNIS: V.M.C.A. tournament.
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS RESULTS
    262 18 THE lollowing were the results of ties played yesterday m the YMca. tennis tournament: SIM, IKS CHAMPIONSHIP A I Pereira boat Lim Hee Chin, 3 t>: 6 2: 6—4 HANDICAP SINGLES We e Eng Lock -15 3 beat Aim Whatt Kirn 15. 3—6: 7-5: 6—l. Tan Puay
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    MARCH BOGEY AT R.S.G.C.
    285 18 MARCH BOGEY AT R.S. G.C. THE March Bogey competition on the Stableford Handicapping System was played at Bukit Timaj on Saturday and Sunday and resulted m a win m "A" Division lor H. L. Marshall with a score of 36, m a win for J. Robertson m B' 1 Division
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      12 19 IMMNACBABLE SEttHITY South British Insurance Co., Ltd. *H 59>6 2 Finlayson Greea.
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      41 19 NOMINAL CAPITAL: I $40,000,000 ISSUED PAID UP CAPITAL: $10,000,000 BRANCHES throughout Malaya, Burma, South China, French IndoChina and Netherlands East Indies. AGKNTS COOT* PONPKNTS m all principal cities of the World. BANKING 1 HANS U TIONS of every description undertaken. Uottcrt.
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  • REUTER'S SERVICE
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      LONDON TIN
      19 19 London. Mar. 4. price. £251 3 4 Buyers 1252 Sellers ial Price. 1251 2 Buyers £252 Seller.s
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      London rubber
      30 19 London, Mar. 4. m i; Buyers Sellers Steady 12 716 12 916 Forward) April 12 4 lj% il frward) May 12 12 116 rd) June 11 *****11 iG
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      99 19 1 London. Mar. 4. f 33 9 Krai Electric 81'10»k XK t T..:i Chemical Industries 32 6 ■n-M.i Tobacco 125 Ku-Dutch 25 6 Eadiun Pacific 8^« Rdwi, Tin 4.4 l 2 ■}bi-r PI In. Trust 34 Bki'i 2/ V no r\ m< Hitam.s 23 9 BthemKmtas 15/Ban^
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      BULLION MARKET
      19 19 t London, Mar. 4. er Spot 2P,4 er Forward 21 1 8 GOLD. Fine per oz. £8.8.0
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      42 19 (London, Mar. 4. London on Paris 176.50 London on Amsterdam 7 53* 7.58** London on Shanghai 4% London on Hongkong Is. 2 3132 d London on Japan Is 2 13|32d London on New* York 4 o2Vfe to 4.03^ Sellers **Buyers
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    13 20 The Morning Tribune Tuesday, March 5, 1940. Morning Tribune MARCH 5. 1940. s
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    MAIN PART OF VIBORG STILL IN FINNISH HANDS
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    Britain's Unemployed Figures
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    STOP PRESS
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