Morning Tribune, 4 April 1940

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    BURST DAM SUBMERGES VILLAGE
    70 1 BURST DAM SUBMERGES VILLAGE Berlin. AP r 3 Till V ws A^ IU> tteath e a t 1 pori. fro- BeUrad, IhM ,J people are homeless as the Vihe burstini of a flood 2*J v D an*t, near Novisad. 40 mite from BeUrade. 4 V Pnl rt rilUehM been <üb.
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    NEW MOVE IN NAZI RADIO WAR
    78 1 NEW MOVE IN NAZI RADIO WAR London. Apr. 3. Great art i w nt being disaccording to the with the district ten o; German propaganda Ooebbels to-day saw wireless nd Nazi party. :.ccd he gave them "in-! is for th< nance of their' upon Germany High Command of the German
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    Soviet Breaking Esthonia Pact
    56 1 Soviet Breaking Esthonia Pact fON'Sl] Stockholm, Apr. 3 g^ reinforcements of Russian troops have arrived m re p0! Tid^ the laSt fCW weeks accordi ng to the Tallinn corof them came from the Karelian Isthmus. It seems •iet tr^ rrespondent that Esthonia will have twice the num- > r *>Ps
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    HOUSE PROBES CRAIGIE SPEECH
    599 1 British China Policy Unchanged DKITISII policy m the Far East has undergone no change and there is no question of the Government changing its view of what it continues to regard as the legitimate Government of China or of its desire to see a settlement of
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    DID HE TALK OUT OF TURN?
    27 1 SIR ROBERT CRAIGIE said, "Actions fc>f both countries have been vilified and misrepresented." House of Commons yesterday wanted to know why.
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      25 1 l n 'i Reshuffle •> Fierce Air Battl s i French Novelbt Here 4 Mirdei MdV'p""" Ui >" J2»e &pu 1 i ping 14 ir> Financial 18
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      66 1 w fink P"l h Jk w*w€l^^ Th on jy one of its kind m Malaya. i 're vents scoirchin^ and can be used with top 5P greater ease and safety. Uses less current and becomes hot almost WITH 1 YEAR once. GUARANTEE [g Loth left ami right handed and requires
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    Germany Exaggerates Allies' Loss
    53 2 Germany Exaggerates Allies' Loss Loi x Air I ninn c< n U I :en <ft el m t lltic] htve b d tin l, Ulied i <^..i. i brought i] id or if it haa l illen and b r behind our lines wifh f1 ken prii r German Ing
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    SUNK GERMAN SHIP OFF THE DANISH COAST
    16 2 11. ll n IS Dai h C< rh< I
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    Japan Apologises To Britain
    119 2 Japan Apologises To Britain Peiping, Api 2 Bnbi authorities have been instruct I not 1 tatlte further aUtion nnection with the Chetigte ci Burnt that an expression ol symver the unfortunate incident has ix ci ed Irom the Japanese Embassy authorities by the British Embassy au- Peiping. A Ji military
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    Wider Scope For Churchill
    139 2 -OVFRNMENT rMAMfiFS EXPECThLJ London. Apr. 3. J John G le knov Cr tfleld Lord Hankey Sir d Sir X Wooa j. ody <>i Parliaments consul] Clmruid r adminiatra- i I c Admiralty provides l The A;r Ministry has been the .subject, of ttion In both the
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    CHINA HAS CONFIDENCE IN THE U. S.
    189 2 CHINA HAS CONFIDENCE IN THE U. S. Cluiilfcltltlg, April 3. •AMERICAS role as the champion of A international law and order cannot bt- changed by false propaganda or political d. i stated W. Wang Chung-hui, the Foreign Minister, ccmthenting on the statement Issued by Mr. H 1. the United States
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    Speedy British Handling Of Contraband Control
    356 2 London. Apr. 3. f 3 AN Apr 20 neutral ships were m three U.K. contraband cont: I bases, oi which ten had been there fc days or less. This total included 13 Dutch, 3 No :an and L' Belaian. There was B Danish and
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    Nazi Envoy To Soviet Will Report
    73 2 Nazi Envoy To Soviet Will Report Unsterdam \p> 3. I iii «t H> Schuli n. idoi t<. M •i I] i«» u-tiun to b report ma mm v Mprtfiie Cow t|| ends. v.>, objects h« )e( us^ vith Hitler and SUlin'B attiiade tni Hitler- Mussolini mci |m B truth about
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    Complication In Shanghai Election
    102 2 Complication In Shanghai Election Shanghai, April rURTHFR complicating the appro I 4 im> municipal election Mr. Rom. McDonald, lawyer, who vas reject the Brit w v< te as candidate his nomination papers m to run Council seat as an independent, torn:: t tes for nine m 13 British and American
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      76 2 The <»ni\ dressing that feeds *he hair .X hai: I am gifta a iui plassine.ss because it feccb> the hair roots, a.s it contalas P. Silvikrin. It is noii-'-r-a-y and do- r.ot the hair. STLVIFTX is th" only hair cream With :ill the virtues of a good ping the hair
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    SPEED-UP OF THE AIR WAR BEGINS
    81 3 SPEED -UP OF THE AIR WAR BEGINS Fierce Combats In The Skies PARIS, APR. 3. lORITY. COMMENTING ON THE I.\ tOF THE LAST 24 HOURS SAID: "WE AR )OF AIR WARFARE ON LAM) AND A RELATIVELY CALM." nes made many long-distance reconnaissance flight any. Guarded by fighters, many Frenc nnoitred
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    CIVILIANS HURT
    85 3 {■SHEET <MMP"P i 1 civilians wen injured by m\\ -plmtt js dun List night's Hr:n.m air raid mi s>iapa Flow. It ■>!m, understood that a Service viMtjnc fh,. neighbourhood. m uouiul-d In spiintiMs. Wfonlr ashore declared that they 11 Ic.iM i.iur planes, which ■l )h dropped their bombs,
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    NOW DESTROYED
    84 3 I ra.de, |l dozen have Bui .hell T ;ti! lhat M Apr. 3. mm m •> hail I Wked by H I" (he rJn l(( i- Bein. E •■nul ;u, ber of $s] a put to sea H*to itU h for the enma of twe plan a British
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    Strong Dutch Protest To Berlin
    95 3 Strong Dutch Protest To Berlin FTlu Hague. Apr. 3 In a rlin is charged to make a serious protest against air attacks lure Dutch fishing vessels and linsl the "absolutely inabh violenc m the attack on the 'inns .•lands Governnv at asfc I taken against the offer, claim mci ter.
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    Farm Workers To Stay On The Land
    116 3 Farm Workers To Stay On The Land London. Apr. 3. OPECIAL arrangements haw been made far postponement of the calling v oi farm workers holding a position when the next registration is made on Saturday under the National Service Act. The Ministry of Agriculture announce that the period is limited
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    Italy Angry Over French War Map
    161 3 Paris, Apr. J*HK French Foreign Office ha.s issued a communique regarding the unwarranted excitement" caused abroad by a frontier appearing on i map of Europe, which figures m the background Qjf I photograph taken at the Ministry of Finance during a recent nuetinir between
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    NAZI PLANES TO PROTECT MERCHANTMEN
    155 3 NAZI PLANES TO PROTECT MERCHANTMEN Amsterdam, Apr. 3. NX.I TKAI. correspondents m Berlin say that Germany undoubtedly proposes to urotei't her ships m and around Norwegian waters. The method of combating an intensified British blockade m this and other ways lias been discussed by Hitler, m conference with Geennjr, \dmiral
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    OVERSEAS ASSURANCE
    57 3 CORPORATION. LTD. CHINA BUILDING. CHUIIA STREET, THONE 5808. SINGAPORE FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR, PER, SON AL ACCIDENT WORK MEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. AOENTB: SEREMRAN POI IiKOS., MALACCA HONG CIIYE CO., I K.LUMPLK "VfiNG HSNG LOONC^ NG KON CHEE, KLANG Wt !£NCi TSHj IPOII U^ -H WKNG, FtNANG GENERAL PftOfrvCS AGENCY,
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    PREMIER'S SPEECH WELCOMED IN FRANCE
    56 3 PREMIER'S SPEECH WELCOMED IN FRANCE 3 final blow to anj iLI ht hjid on th( Ing peace without b Petu Parisian tik entire press has received with ifaction Mr announcement t.i. ,n--will be proa cuted to tlw Lp Jour says the arly Britain intends In future to b Germany** way
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    BRITAIN'S DUTY TO FINLAND
    62 3 BRITAIN'S DUTY TO FINLAND In the House of Com mo is to-(i.ty asked what obligation* the Britiih Government now had to maintain the territorial Integrity and political Independence of Finland against aggression. Mr. R. A. Butler said His Majesty's Government had not assumed any commitment towards Finland other than what
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    ON SPECIAL MISSION FOR FRANCE
    9 4 ON SPECIAL MISSION FOR FRANCE N \\i> \?\N RADOVRNE
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    Girl Guides To Present First Air Ambulance
    251 4 tTin air ambulance for m M Porcea is to be presented by British Bnj land and the Empire. mknla ti i 111 i I i I i i will. A ixford type. 1 nachli built lecifically co i ilance aircraft to be v
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    TRICHO WATERS
    57 4 destroj SUPERFI mi s ii \u:s fi on i. H Hid bod) and their Rial In i tin ther uro%i v. im. 'If ior the m ..im. ut three d are na wii irj i for h til \<. i lor i.k ni hairs, v the roots m
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    WELL KNOWN FRENCH NOVELIST IN SINGAPORE
    421 4 i NOTED FRENCH NOVELIST ARRIVED IN SINGAPORE YESTER- DAY WITH EOS CHARMING FRENCH WIFE. HE IS M CHADOURNE, MUCH-TRAVELLED, WIDELY-KNOW Mj T WHO HAS TRAVELLED IN THE EAST FOR YEARS AND vr, [S N«)W ENGAGED ON A SPECIAL MISSION FOR THE COLONIAL OFFICE AND
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    2 Engines— But No Fire
    89 4 2 Engines But No Fire THE Singapore fire brigade, call -i ed to an outbreak m Ou;B Street about ten o'clock last nisht.H spent half an hoiir trying to locatm 1 the origin of festoons of siidK'M^ which hung: about the roof-topv Ilj Then it was discovered th.it ■-/dl although
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    P.M. WARNS CROWN IN MURDER CHARGE
    118 4 P.M. WARNS CROWN IN MURDER CHARGE rHE preliminary inquiry on a niur^|eerr/ charge instituted against Yusi P^B f 3idin (23), a Malay Sapper attacM\Ae I) the Royal Engineers at Changi. 1 aid to have caused the death of a |ymbf t^ar-old coffee shop a.s.-lstant. Li m^B>py f D hang. on
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    Women As Inspiration
    209 4 IDDRESSING the Blngapore Rotary ft club yesterday on the .subject of "In Search of Pegasus" Mis. e.g. Sellers told lady guests and Rotarlans thai men had been the Inspiration of poets from the very beginning of time. Poets, she said, have written and praised the beauty and
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    SCALDED TO DEATH BY METHYLATED SPIRITS
    108 4 SCALDED TO DEA TH BY METHYLATED SPIRITS WHILE attempting to seal holes m a tm containing .methylated with hot candle gri aS(I a c shop assistant, Ng Pei S fatally scalded when Kploded, setting his clothes n Inquiry yesterday, Mr i w ('< Porter, returned a verdict of death by
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    RAIN FLOODS STREETS OF SINGAPORE
    88 4 RAIN FLOODS STREETS OF SINGAPORE THi: rain yesterday which \\;b u« homed by thousands of Singapore residents, following a long period of hot weather, m« several streets and lanes m the fc&j (itv Hooded. In many placet, school boys and office clerks had to i\ move their I shoes, tuck
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    Fined For Attempt To Brith
    71 4 attempting to bribe con* lI^M special rounds, Tan I <'hu- day fined I default three weeks' rigorou by Mr H. Watson, II •ol the g, oJ ill il on pref< IK him. Tang stopped two eonstabl I Corporal while they were o I rounds at
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    95 5 t U/lli M' I WuNome Davis.. t former private secretary to HE t lit- Governor left fat J[ Man yesterday t<» take up his new appointment as District Officer be ma ieen <»fT by i number of people who included the newly appointed ADC. to His Excellency, F 0 v
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    "Spirit Of Revenge" In Breach Suit
    571 5 i)amages May Mean Man's Bankruptcy ''■I C:*' NXOT (mUfive any real reason for bringing an action of "■llili-. 'V(pt a Spirit of reven S<> declared Mr. Justice "mJ 'k"" KingS Bench Divisi< >n- when he awarded £75 daKXJ^r™ 1 *to ■""Eduh Eiiwbeth King-*• "f
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    FUTURE OF CIVIL AVIATION
    251 5 FUTURE OF CIVIL AVIATION AN the report stage of the Air Estiv mates m the House of Commons, Mr. Montague (Lab., W. Is- lin&ton) raised the question of what would happen to civil aviation after the war. He said that with the exception of the railway air lines, the companies
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    MURDERS—$8 A TIME
    229 5 MURDERS— $8 A TIME arrest of ten gangsters m a sensati According to the confession customary for the proprietors of $8 (Straits) to "trigger men" to tra the bosses received an average of Customers were mostly other racketeers who were caught In the mesh of the law and wanted embarrassing
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    43 5 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clarke, leaving* St. Andrew's Cathedral after their marriage at 4 30 p.m. yesterday. The bride is the former Miss Christine Sendell of Hove, Sussex. She arrived here last week (see account of the wedding m "People Places" page S).
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    TRUTH ABOUT RED ARMY
    411 6 IIW What Lean Trotsky Thinks ,:,ti. Finland, what wiH T< f I-:;::. 1 SA£ rs < llt Inn,, «-m.XI >""»• Ol SISrtiESLS! 1 rtrt I „,-n »""!<' tllbl< sense imperialism is 1 n y• k .."I Su^ olution 5 -::t!' p^t soviet^. onunv (lva n the
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    PRIZE
    35 6 Brought back ironi Fraiu v by one Of the troops on leave I was t'ni- riveted trophy oi i German helmet. The King himseli met the leave boat ofl N which these nun travelled
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    GERMANS TRY TO GET MONEY IN BRITAIN
    154 6 GERMANS TRY TO GET MONEY IN BRITAIN IDROKEKS nave oeen wua 10 keep a sharp look-out for attempts to sell disguised Ger-man-owned securities m Britain. Members of the London Stock Exl change were warned that enemy er interests were making strenuous arts to realise stocks, -particu- t rly bearer bonds,
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      74 6 S S^t 3»V lAyk v Irid ft s 1^ 1 1 Heavy J^W |M^\ Duty Car Tyres ar« y^^SIOBB^BJB fcVß'.lf.tie m the V >^ JT L 4-50X21 5 25x17 X JF^ fttl 4.75X19 5 25x18 >^ V rX^Sk 500 xl9 r 550x17 I J Ik I 1 Jl jH] into
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    Novel Items At Musical Morning, H.E.'s Former Secretary Leaves And Bridge At Tanglin Club
    1098 8 Novel Items At Musical Morning, H.E.'s Former Secretary Leaves And Bridge At Tanglin Club Hn^JTAnd Places Vera Ardmore Tells 10-aay <„ s I,| (11 ,j Mn Geoffrey Folliott, irho an bnsj again with theJr co-committee 1 memberi pr*p*rlnt another shon m aid of the Malaya Patriotic Fund The utdssful comedj
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    Farewell To H.E.'s Former Seeretary
    134 8 Farewell To H.E.'s Former Seeretary DOPULAI Mr. L Newaome Davis 1 who won the friendship ef ereryone with whom he came in contact during liis term as private scert'laiv to II E the Geverner, left jresterday h\ B.S "Raub" ret Penan He will take up his new appointment I officer
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    34 8 j Hilary, wee daughter o i Dr. and Mrs. E. Laidlaw Thorn- son was thoroUfhly enjoying herself at a children's party Wh c n this enchantS Ing picture of S her was taken. jt
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    DON'T LET YOUR NERVES GET YOU DOWN
    555 9 DON'T LET YOUR NERVES GET YOU DOWN Siiii|»l«' r«'»i«' d a ,Ml are to **n* degree f these days to many oi ua X victim of war-time worSjS the tempo of our live, seems row quicker day by d^TO v we can do nothing to alter the c ol there
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    We Think You Ought To Know
    284 9 We Think You Ought To Know L lllvi nsdown powaei puffs are m tepid, soapy water. squeeze and r^en clean r:. warm water. L vu P to dry, the down from f to time. 'HAT dusty wardrobe tops, which are I "ten made from rough wood, may be I caned
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      60 9 TAIKOO SUGAR ter sugar is not to be had— not only m our opinion, but m that of hundreds our Customers most of whom were commended by others to try Taikoo Sugar. Try a sample and we've acred cnother customer* OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. Sole Agents: cshe gtinMii PHONE 5376 FIVE LINES
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    "HEADING THE WORLD OF FASHION
    208 10 "HEADING THE WORLD OF FASHION STVTFS VOTI MAY BE WEARING SOON AN% SOME YOU WON'T THE WAR CANT TAKE WOMEN'S THOUGHTS OFF WHAT IS SMART AND CHIC. INDEED IN MANY CASES THE WAR IS GOVERNING THE NEW STYLES AND GIVING THEM AN ADDED ZEST. In our pictures to-day you see
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    WHEN YOU SHOULD SLEEP
    547 11 WHEN YOU SHOULD SLEEP S UMBER KM It 1101 US SIJI l» sep can man have and still maintain health?. .Is day Mid i^ niirht sleep?. .How long can we go without a b there any benefit m lyinu down without going sleep? imilar ones are questions which are particularly
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    ON RACY LINES
    63 11 BILLY, Marie and Phyllis Preston, a cabaret trio who do a whirlwind act roller skates, are back m Singapore for a return engagement after a period of three years spent touring India, Egypt and Europe They are performing at Raffles Hotel. Their act comprises combination tap dancing,
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    Nature's Mistakes Put Right
    384 12 ||M mwl. »k rourM-. lie* m ..ol supreme an alld buy any ftmnd* garment. Instead, you must be prepSed to .pend time and money on the choice of the right one I) p> ftn to do thi.s. too- K> r Bt m eareiul choosmli „v little
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    Your Hands... Your Second Voice
    345 12 Your Hands... Your Second Voice Give them th( I adornment they m dererve I I nINCE hands give graceful emphasis to the* spoken word, they may well )<• termed one's 'second voice". And. a your hand* speak, so do the rings that ■adorn them add their accent also. Wisely Chosen,
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    Japanese Prisoner's Confession
    48 14 CtMDttU ■n aid ;i(|v '"ii'solosod that tarn:',. fimort rwhed the t-na people f ir e sr s sed hi b« «l K f s an ioi^des that I H U h^lnod To become Chin rould be pei miu i sin( >-jap -as j lews Agency.
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    KERR REMAINS IN CHUNGKING
    5 14 KERR REMAINS IN CHUNGKING Sin
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    YANCTSE RIVER TRAFFIC
    24 14 uTTTOr'ill the Japanese annoimper traffic. mpasur a to lililt cement "me. Into cxlstence-im-attorn) Ikwi Acoticy. he« SSn Honing two News Agency.
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      160 14 ANOTHER GRAND IN THE ERNST LUBITSCH COMEDY PRODUCTION NINOttM (Don't pronounce if SB BIT I) jImeitoiDOUGLASI ha CLAIRE I Du«ct,d by ERWST LUB |V^" JF PHONE VIAKE YOIR RESERVATIONS i A PI TO L NEXT WEEK DANCE ASSOC: OF MALAYA MEETING TO-NIGHT From B—lo n.m. AT hap r i it
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    dafsdfdsf m Marx Bros. At The Capitol
    72 15 dafsdfdsf m Marx Bros. At The Capitol the em, and; d Harpo, are i flort than eed no mtroducH >ba bly estimate ln they create when p in a circus! But.) w",,... Marx, „,>:. nothing until you j mnuaement, i Ld this picture- i does not mite ns lightly! v
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      228 15 ..THREE THRILLIN(i STARS IN THE YEAR'S GREAT ROMANTIC DRAMA! for c aky vmKKnmMHBx imm and See the Fireworks r a|H|i|| mn A desperate girl-A restless man Wllill IUPI!,^ .1 v jpillS m-A confused wife! What O^IAV |s c r3B ro*tu s b" ion £or v3^cd|| w% i no t '%&ss?■
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      89 15 MIDNIGHT PREMIERE 47 12 O'CLOCK on SATURDAY 6th APRIL MISS CHAN YUN SHANC Your favourite star ol HWA Mill LAN") m 1 "THiT a x <; eT/' EACH SECOND CROWDED WITH THRILLING ROMANCE Dazzling Spectacle Swet t Mtlo<i.v THE LONCi AWAITED SEQUEL TO FOIK DAUGHTERS NEXT CHANGE! alhambra) l XSL**>
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      327 16 II by p&Oond britisOndTaXi nes i;uitPOitA'lhD IN ENGLAND) j m- besl possible lervtea i«n i being maintained by the I*. 0. S. N. Ctnpmny to tbeii usual ports ol call except ports m Japan. rawcntcii are requested lo register th<ir requirements, but under present circumstances sailings are perforce restricted. Special
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      384 16 '^POSTAL INTELLIGENCE I r- JA' Mail Depariures Ar 10 i>\» wunerj 1 uu ADI 500 P m c A 5 00 p m tll (Steamer' 10.00 I H Wvl Mail Arrivals ft**""*' ri 5.00 p.m. To* A (tout mer. 5 00pm U SoSS ««SSJ »g 2 S m ToBox)'. tAHI
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    I'M SO HAPPY SAYS JOCKEY'S WIFE
    335 17 I'M SO HAPPY SAYS JOCKEY'S WIFE MISS DOROTHY !\\<;KT: The owner of tH»' favourite, Kilstar. has ipent ?ast sums on racing under both rules, and, though she lieads the Hsfl (>r winning o\ nera tliis winter, has not \t received I due return for her outlay. daughter of Lord Queenboroagh,
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    SIXTH TIME WINNER AT CHELTENHAM
    403 17 SIXTH TIME WINNER AT CHELTENHAM MISS 1 et's Roman Hackle won the Gold Cup, one of the most important steeplechases of the season, at Cheltenham on Mar. 20 with great case from Black Hawk, with Royal Mail third and Rightun fourth. who was trained by O. and ridden by E.
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    WORLD SNOOKER CHAMPION
    35 17 NURSERY CANNON POSITION: All the leading professionals employ this scoring method, which is so pro'ifi" m n ir >is. "I once took the balls all the way round the table," said Davis.
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    Brothers Hold Field In Snooker
    438 17 I. DAVIS beat his brother E. Davis m the final heat of the World's Professional Snooker Championship at Thurston's Hall m Leicester Square on Mar. 20 and retained an event -he has won every season since its inception m 1927. The match was one of
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    LOYALS HAVE BIG WIN OVER CRICKET CLUB
    422 18 Forwards 1 Constructive Movements I .iK EM I imp i m i (Ji. i.sioii I A ground loped tvy downpour, bampi „i pUj Ball was and the pi limd ll L to keep to their I blinded tun could do little I tn
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    Handicaps For Second Day's Races
    90 18 Handicaps For Second Day's Races n :•< llH ell M'H.si s. t i his 1 I ton Old c 8 11 oil Ai 8 10 H 8 8.7 I 8 Iftloill 8 -4 HOUSES, (Ii hn 5 luis Dot v 0 8 II ed Lad ia < 8 12 8
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    MALACCATEAMS AGAINST SELANGOR
    34 18 MALACCATEAMS AGAINST SELANGOR I chosrn to April 13 and 14:--Dunbar. I W. N H Chandiaj Sequeftih,R. P. I M c Rodritio. P. R. -Ibrahim. Ha.-him b Dm Umpire W H Soorer H. E. Bftquerah.
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    Rain Stops Two Soccer Matches
    133 18 Rain Stops Two Soccer Matches <■ and the Junii game off, due to had i- comment-. resuli 1( ;1V pour, the Business H ie Eoccer encounter between tlv ,ld Storage and the < which was played off <•■ 3h B ground yesterday had to b< ibandon?d. alter both sides had
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    SIGNALS BEAT FORT CANNING AT CRICKET
    237 18 Singapore. Wednesday. AIiTHQUQH rain fell during the dosing stages of the cricket match between the Malaya Signal Company andiFort panning at Tanglin ground, it did not by any moans dampen, the spirits of the players and spectators. Fort Canning team lost by the narrow
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    S.R.C. And S.C.C Tennis
    138 18 S. R. C. And S.C.C Tennis THE tennis uos m both the sec and S.P C. Spring Lawn tennis tournaments d out yesterday as a suit ol the heavy ram. Tin 1 following are the ties ;>. be play- r '»ri oil m the B.R.C. Spring Lawn Ton- j nis
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    COMMENTARY ON GRAND NATIONAL
    28 18 will be that a bi run lon th< British Malm i dcastporation on Friday Aim 5 comaenclng at 9. 20 p.m g ,o pm
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    U. S.- SOUTH AFRICA TREAH
    49 19 a asnington, Apr. c$. A TREATY o: Conciliation between the Arnitd States and South Africa, signed to-day, provides that any dispute arising between the two parties shall be re- -d to a permanent Conciliation Committee co H membera oi whom sent th< Unite* Reuter
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    i NEW YORK
    28 19 w York. A;:r 2. BUBBEB Buy Spot 18 7 18 9 15 Forward Juh r' 18 TIN Market Tone Very Quiet Spot 45 3 -4
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    EDUCATION CHIEFS MEET IN PARIS
    273 19 London, Apr. 3. jp; un r a the British and French Ministers i»i Education in Paris is taken here as ai ent omen oi fruitful oo-operatioti in li down the \h f p '<• i clos* The t month plan I co-opera?. imp t i
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    French Horse Wins Lincoln
    129 19 Ipr. 3. The French-bred Q: Maitre, fit from hurdling, which started a 7 to 2 favourite, won the Lu Hi cap. the first big flat race of the *ea to-day. Ridden by Gordon Richards, who v his first Lincolnshire at the thirteenth successive attempt. Quartier Maitre
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    JOLLILADS WIN
    32 19 In i friendly football match played on the Harbour Beard Ground recently Joliilads Sporting: Association deigapore Harbour Board by to one Swee Hock «4' and Boey sccjed for the winner^.
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    Stock Exchange
    48 19 London. Apr Stock Exchange was qu idy Chinese loans featured, adon unconfirmed rumours of possibility of a development of the customs loan position. Gold mining spurted Shortly pi lor to the closp of .trading while movemen* other groups were mainly small. Wall Street i »dy.— Reuter
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ,N.V.
    100 19 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ,N.V. Established by Royal Charier AD. 18,4 Incorporated m the Netherlands. •Netherlands Trading Saciet BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital f. 40.030,900.Reserve Fund 10,500^)06.Londun Car respondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED. Head Office: AMSTERDAM Branches: Holland: -Rotterdam. The Hague, anc 64 branches and su h -branchec at smaller places. Netherlands East
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    136 19 t Chamber oj Com. Rubber Anoclatlon held its ll 1.778 I )1 "5.608 11 and 1,. -Id. -0..t v York 17 7 16 rrL!( ES BEAI i>l i> RIBBED SMOKED Mil I T ndard Quality <T 35 to 30 lr Ayt J lality 34 a ts\ <
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    132 19 MARKETS were quiet and dull to-; and price movements were small. Local tin was down 1 4 at $121 3 4 while the price oi i übbur at four o'clock buyers spot .s cents, April June 86V4 tnd July September 35 cents. Hong Fatts were the turn
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      39 19 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited bee: to announce that (heir new branch office at No. li». Station Street, KLANG (SELANGOR) Tel. Address: Oversea" Telephone: \o. 181 P.O. Box: No. 48 wiU eonußtnce business on iNiturday, 6th April. 1940. m Master*
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    REPORTED BRITISH SEARCH OF YUGO-SLAV STEAMERS
    34 20 Rome Apr DE PATCH 1,,a,i, (.um.i.n. Reuter. Ankara. Aur J I rormallj have ol warDardanelle tie will scrupulous Montreux rent warships to pass tlie i outsidt the Reuter
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    HOME PRESS VIEWS OF PREMIER'S SPEECH
    176 20 HOME PRESS VIEWS OF PREMIER'S SPEECH 3. Hurra 11Il, I> reflect a p U behind 'ih leim's i. onal in belligen to the vital di the otl the lal ut redrt tl and French peopl v.iii be teir two Govt no clear opportunity i hall \>i a ter Gin rd0<;.-..
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    CRACK FRENCH SHIP TO CARRY TROOPS
    37 20 CRACK FRENCH SHIP TO CARRY TROOPS Rome, Apr. 3. According to a Stefan! agency message rom 'ik, the 43.000-ton French e de France is preparing to leave lew York to be used as a troop transport. Reuter
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    No New Trade Pacts With Scandinavia
    135 20 London. Apr. 3. REUTER learns from official quarters that since the signature of the respective wai trade agreements, no approach has been made by the British 'Government to either Norway or Sweden !|on the subject oi restrictions by them of iron ore supplies to
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    Belgium Takes Stock
    58 20 Brussels, Apr. 3. ;ium, like various other countries, has called home some of our principal envoys in order to take stock of the international situation. The Foreign Minister, M. Spaak, is presiding on Friday at a m» b< attended by the Ambassadors I don, Paris, Berlin and
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    JAPAN PREPARING PACIFIC BASES
    247 20 JAPAN PREPARING PACIFIC BASES Chungking, Apr. 3. REPORTS that the Japanese are making a determined effort to clear the Chinese forces holding the mountains m the interior of Hainan Island are confirmed by military despatches. The Japanese are reported to be withdrawing 30,000 men from South Kwangsi for the Hainan
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    The Morning Tribune Thursday, Apr. 4, 1940. Craigie Speech
    227 20 The Morning Tribune Thursday, Apr. 4, 1940. Craigie Speech (Continued from page 1) saw no objection to improving tl relations with Japan. (Ministerist cheers).—Reuter. The subject of Sir Robert Craigie'i .-ptech was also raised m the Lords v answer to question by Sir Hert Samuel, who said, "We all desir,
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    HOW CANADIAN SOLDIERS VOTED
    109 20 Ottawa, Apr f UOTES of Canada's soldiers, si I and airmen were yesterday added tcl the civilian votes in the general ele> I without, however, causing a single tui I over throughout the country. jL. The active service vote favoured thW Opposition National Government can* didates
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    STOP PRESS
    98 20 London, Apr. The first British plane to be shoi F down in coastal defence since beginning of the war occurred I when a Spitfire fighter was shtl f down bv a German aircraft off the Yorkshire coast to-day. The piK* I was rescued. f I Five German airmen,
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