Morning Tribune, 24 April 1940

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    10 1 The Morning Tribune P -.V. d. Apr. 24, 1940 HE—
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    NEW TAX LEVEL
    129 1 NEW TAX LEVEL $IR JOHN SIMON, introducing his r irst full war budget m the House of Commons yesterday, revealed that THE WAR EXTENDITIKI: FOR THE FIRST SEVEN MONTHS WAS £905 MILLIONS. THE ESTIMATED WAR EXPENDITURE FOR 12 MONTHS IS 12.1MM1 MILLIONS. ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE DURING 1940 41 IS P,667 MILLIONS.
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    NAZIS PREPARING TO MOVE AGAINST SWEDEN: BALTIC PORTS BUSY
    127 1 Troop Massing qggr riimwg Paris, Apr. 23. I^JNEASINESS is felt m military circlei here about Sweden. It is feared that the coming days may see a development such as a German attack on, or a landing m, Sweden, as the Germans
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    BRITAIN ADDS TO SEA POWER
    310 1 LONDON, APR. 23. gRITAINS NAVY IS ABOUT TO BE REINFORCED BY FIVE OF THE LAR0EST, MOST POWERFULLY ARMED AND MOST STRONGLY PROTECTED BATTLESHIPS IN THE WORLD, STATES HECTOR BY WATER, NEWS-CHRONICLE NAVAL CORRESPONDENT. These ve.\sels, named King George the Fifth. Prince of Wales, Duke of
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    50 1 London, Apr. 23. SIR Nairn Stewart-Sandeman. Con ervative M.P. for the Middleton Preptwich Division of Lancashire since 1923. was taken ill m the House of Com mons to-day and died before he had reached hospital. Sir Nairn, who was 64, was a director of Dawnay, Day and Co., Ltd.- Reuter
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    53 1 Canberra, Apr. 2'i. UNLESS the coal miners resume work this week and seek a settlement ol the dlsputp by constitutional ways, the Government will take stepes to reopen the mines, stated Mr. Menzies, in the j House of Representatives to-day. He added: "Government is determined to maintain war industiie; and
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    Western Front More Active
    152 1 Western Front More Active Pans. Apr. 16. t RTILLERY fire has been more violent than usual m the last twentyJ| four hours m an area out the western front and air activity con- tinues to increaseOn Sunday night the French n numerous reconnaissances into th< terior of Germany and terriay
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    49 1 "1 Brussels, April 23. THE Belgian Ministry of Defence, m a munique, states that m addition to flights by foreign planes over the Neuf chateau region yesterday morning foreu"i aircraft ilew over B< territory at a number of points during the day. Two were identified as German machines. Reuter
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    43 1 i taged. Apr. 22. l m destroyers which Sweden bought from Italy In Dec ember have arrived en route f«>r Sweden. The squadron, which includes the transport sh»p PMricin will proceed to Sweden after the two destroyers which collided hay» been repaired. Reuter
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      43 1 Thr Bm4gti Speech \nur.canN I lee Huni:.. M.ii.i a Needi Nam Ordered To <juit Mtei if Yean .Mr. Dun ooper*fl Speech Leatln Pi People Placei Women's f Film Fuitart' 10 n Imtsifled Ads. Mienias 14 jj aa 111 Markets Story of Narvik Dwtroytn
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    BRITAIN FACES HEAVIEST DIRECT TAX IN HISTORY
    1495 2 BRITAIN FACES HEAVIEST DIRECT TAX IN HISTORY I LONDON. APR. UJAKIM. lII^ FIRSI PULL WARTIME BUDGET SPEECH IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, sik JOHN SIMON, CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER, TO-DAY REVEALED THAT 111 WOULD HAVE lo IMPOSE ADDITIONAL TWATION OX BEER, SPIRITS, TOBACCO AND MATCHES. THE INCREASE ON BEER WILL
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    More Raids By The R.A.R.
    39 2 a.r bxse> in N. mark during Jm red by an \ir Minist r > o J The comra ni *«J an: M Oslo fere j I caused aircraft v< 3 f m s opi Reuter
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    Getting Up Nights Makes Men Old
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    BRITISH IN FIERCE FIGHTING IN NOR WAY
    205 3 I Pan, Apr. confirm that British troops haw mntorcetl tin 1,1 Ui n south Norway. Their arrival on this front k g factor of first importance. Stockholm. Apr. 22 While the position m southern Norway is still not clear, it now seems certain
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    TRADE ON PEARL RIVER RESTRICTED
    55 3 TRADE ON PEARL RIVER RESTRICTED (Canton, Apr. 2:5. reopening of the Pearl river on Apr. 20 has not mch enthusiasm and optimism m foreign circles the regulations and restrictions imposed. I onlj i I var sea < nd rubber prodi bristles and o fowl vo Items app< I a>\6 tm*se
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    AMERICANS TO FLEE HUNGARY
    231 3 AMERICANS TO FLEE HUNGARY PARIS, APR. 23. HTMlE UNITED STATES LEGATION IN BUDAI PEST YESTERDAY ADVISED ALL \MrRIC\N CITIZENS RESIDING IN HUNGARY THV IT WOULD BE WISE TO RETURN TO THE UNITED STATES WHILE FACILITIES ABE STIl I WAILABLE. ACCORDING TO A BUDAPEST TELEGRAM. circular lettep says the Legation is
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    LABOUR URGES ALLIANCE OF DEMOCRACIES
    101 3 London, Apr. AN alliance of democratic peoples is urged by the National Coum II of Labour, consisting of executives of the Labour Farty. Parliamentary Labour Party and Trade Fnion Congress, m a state, ment to-day. The statement declares that neutrality has ceased to have am
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    15 3 Mr J Ford has been granted a Commission In the S.S. Volunteer Force as Lieutenant.
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    JAPAN AND IRAN OIL
    184 3 London. \pr MX Geoffrey Lloyd. Minister for Mines, was asked m the Commons to-day the amount of Ml sold and delivered to Japan by the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. between September. lUt, and March. IMi, what are Government holdings m the company, whether the sales were made
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    Japan Asks For Payment
    118 3 Shanghai, Apr. 23. ■APANESE authorities have agreed to J turn over the Shanghai-Nanking and Shanghai-Hangchow railways to the Ministry of Railways, Wang Ching Wei Government, immediately, but on one condition: "pay the bill", according to American-owned Shanghai Evening Post. Reuter is officially informed m connection with
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    Malaya Needs More Nurses
    138 4 Ma lay a Needs More Nurses Ai foi our Ji"ii f to tin 100 pei cent but ppeal 1 'i nui t W A and Mi rm< aid In con i i! Bl J -'in Ambulai gai Ilii LiMOJ "I \ii il ii.itioii.il i Mi«>r. 1 first aid and hone
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    European Found Shot On Estate
    52 4 European Found Shot On Estate (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDED MUAR, TUESDAY. IWK. A. GRANT, A EUROPEAN 1,1 ASSISTANT Of PENGKALAN BIK IT ESTATE, PANCHOR MUAR W IS FOUND DEAD IN HIS BUNG I M'\\ mis MORNING IT Alton ;i A M MTU A GUN SHOT WOl ND, IN INQUEST Will
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    PARENTS RUIN MARRIAGE, SAYS CLERK
    241 4 PARENTS RUIN MARRIAGE, SAYS CLERK PARENTAL interference made it impossible for him to live with his wife. Ng Seng Vong. an English speaking Clerk told Mr. Conrad Oldham m the Second Police Court yesterday. He was applying for a variation of a court order for Sll maintenance m favour of
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    ALLEGED ROBBERY
    127 4 IN case m Which a Chinese stands charged with robbery ol a pur» containing $1.40 and a wrist watch valued at $5 from another Chinese. Chief Court Inspectoi Ernest H. Tunn told Mr j I McFall, the Criminal District Judge, that he had instructions from the Deputy Public
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    27 4 tir lokyo. Apr. 23. TUX newspaper Niehi Nichi reports; that In connection with her economic ilockade ol Germany, Britain has prousion of a trade agreement Japan Reuter
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      COMEDY-THRILLER AT THE CAPITOL
      68 4 WILLIAM POWELL, m the Capitol. Singarj comedy-thriller My i. c Kru The him is notabli than Its tra that three hum The local Film Censor i to a gen »lm because there i.s m threat-slitting m on. a ftlm Ime Rot ar-coated pills with ■ult that
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      CHARLIE CHAN AT THE CATHAY
      125 4 X liE mast travelled detective m world L- Charlie Chan Cathay last night he tal Ronu. city of broken hearts You get a good deal ol thi old lie m this picture, his v. How from his mouth m quick .1 and he solves his
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      The Alhambra
      107 4 "MURDER at Monte C opened at the Alhambr loses nothing m entertainment val by reason of its age it was pi Flynn's first starring role. Indeed. is worth .seeing if only comparison. Has Flvnn Impr •'Murder at Mcnte Cat mad* It is a gripping sti W®* formula, gun
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    Girl On Way To Wed Air Hero
    170 4 ||ISS Dorothy Abbott, daughter of the hon. Mr C. L. Abbotl mJnistrator of the Northern Territory, Australia and Mrs A passed through Singapore yesterday to England to wed air I lett. now a Wing Commander m the R.A.F. As a Squadron Leader, Wing
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      208 4 Millions Must Face this Fact After 'crt/, we have passed the meridian of life. I We r- jtt take thought to guard ourselves against growg old prematurely. It is not the years < 'C us old. It is the deterioration of our tissue-, the decljne of our vital forces AlChoufl
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      41 4 «REV II \in prtaien solved w jti, the ass of DR. MGRIg COME M.n-iv r„nib your prey or whltr hair *">' N'cris comb and vuii m* til m M da »B«*r of ttatalng the scalp < HARI A COL 29 Robinson Road Singapore.
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    HE HAS LIVED HERE FOR 10 YEARS,NOW ORDERED TO QUIT
    230 5 HE HAS LIVED HERE FOR 10 YEARS,NOW ORDERED TO QUIT \home sweet i HOME I BOUGH Ufa m I)l,Xl n lUU is m I dangerous conand might collapse at Dy moment, a Chinese Khoo lmir Chia does not wish to t tlu premises M he ttOH Has to leave, for
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    SLASHED ABDOMEN -ALIVE
    67 5 WALKING hunched and disfigured into the Police Curt dock yesterday, Chang Chin Seng, terrible monument to bis own death attempt. pleaded guilty to a charge of ittempted suicide. •.ear old Chinese had |t] I slashed his abdomen own life He r, removed to hospital. a attention he
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    GRAVE ROBBER SENTENCED
    121 5 ROBBING live people got Lee Chen Pio (38) a Tcochew into gaol three times so he thought he could get away with it if he stole from the dead. Even then he failed for he was caught m the act of breaking part of an ornamental railing
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    Used Dead Man's Chandu Card
    44 5 Ip Urn Bah Tai ap- before Mr. J. L. Judge charged with >1 another man's chandu card, the card, v6zes, was proved Tuah Ah Koh. a man y died. Lim, hi.s worship imposed $20 or on e months' rigorous
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    5 Months' Gaol For Cat Burglar
    207 5 J| DELY awakened by the sudden rattling of a collapsible window of 5 residence m Second Avenue one early morning, an officer of Manchester Regiment had the consternation of seeing a silhouetgure outlined against the window. he switched on the room and the figure
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    GOOD RESPONSE TO APPEAL FOR NURSES
    152 5 PROPOSALS for the organization of an emergency blood transfusion service m Singapore and an appeal for assistance to the St John Ambulance Brigade to go through a rigorous course of training to serve as nurses m an emergency, were made by Dr. G.V. Allen,
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    FORMER FIRST LORD ON OUR "VILEST" FOE
    556 6 I ONDON, APR. FM.I \\i s DETERMINATION TO SEE TO IT THAT NEVI R IGAIN WILL THE WHOLE 01 I UROPE TREMBLE Bl 14 MM I Iff THREATS AND MENACES OF 1 SINGLE MAN WAS REITERATED Bl THE RT. HON. ILFRED DUFI COOPER
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    CHURCHILL UNABLE TO ATTEND
    151 6 CHURCHILL UNABLE TO ATTEND niOLSAXDS Britbfa Empire, I the i ntit *i state appointed th>- .ii mi n public buvin. pn Wi—tep Churclnil !(1 J the At! ni l r. i lt j ami Himsto for Defence, from att< lu mh eon Meeting Sntietx ol s L QC i, Sroevenor
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    london to-day
    794 7  -  H. L. HOPKIN On Getting On With The War: Great Elation And Excitement In Britain: Emergency Report Of Medical Research Council A Warning To Workers And Executives: Lessons Of The Last WarMen Are Not Machines Fatigue Will Reduce Output Notwithstanding Hours Worked. I London, April 9. ime of
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      Not So Fast, Admiral!
      322 7 V T O sooner do statesmen and the Press calm the public with reassuring declarations about the Far East than ■MM retired admiral, general or politician gets oil his bind legs and makes alarming pre- dictions about the future. This time it's a war* admiral, who
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    News From The Night Spots And A Fashion Sensation
    1136 8 People Ami Places By Vera Ardmore Ti.'i IDING i me ian v laaln Motel on Mundav night uas Mrs <■ I W ilson, Mtttaf a new balhoom 1 hion with her daring tartan who h combined fe/ red and Imperial purple
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      23 8 l IS SHOWING A LARGE COLL ECTION of ADVANCE SUMMER SPORTS MODELS JUST RECEIVED from LONDON PHONE 4974 Maynards Building 11, Battery Road.
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    Delicious Ways With Pears
    658 9 Delicious Ways With Pears \>* and quirkly-preparrd dishe* ai: si KPRISE One tin pears 80S i 4 pt. milk m gelatine whites and yolks of 2 eggs ted chocolate lace chetTtoa vanilla and coconut c all except two pears m a glass dish. Put the egg-yolks, sugar, chocolate and milk
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      78 9 r SAUSAGES that will make^ on ask for a second helping It's always a treat when S.C.S. SAUSAGES are put on th e table. ?n Every sausage is packed with J goodness and flavour. Delicious, >% ''> too, are our CHIPOLATA. V COCKTAIL and TOMATO SAUSAGES*. m& *fj ni r^\W
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  • BABARA FINDS CONTENTMENT
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      IT'S LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT..
      91 10 is how Hollywood report- er\ sum up the romantic** marriage o f liahara Stun wwk and i\" s< reen's No- 1 heart throb.— Kobert Tavlor. It is clifTic ult to believe that Bobs lovely wile is II v^irs ol ngc Here you see them as
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      BABARA FINDS CONTENTMENT
      339 10 "Never Been So Happy" (Tribune Film Reporter) HOLLYWOOD. APRIL 10 IT IS TEN MONTHS SINCE A SHINY-EYED BARBARA STANWYCK, WITH A PLATINUM CIRCLET ON THE THIRD FINGER OF HER LEFT HAND. RETURNED TO HOLLYWOOD AND ORDERED THE NAME PLATE OVER HER DRESSINGROOM DOOR TO BE CHANGED TO
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      Laughton's "Hunchback" Is Ghastlier Than Chaney's
      515 10 yiTOR Hugo's tumultuous tale of fifteenth century Paris, "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," has been given a second screen reincarnation Back m the early twenties it was the great silent epics, and moviegoers with long enough memories will recall the horrible image of Lon
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      "Victor eComE Herbert" To Life
      195 10 "Victor eComE Herbert" To Life Tl il. GOES VERY WELL A FAIRY story with Victor Her acting m a posthumous cap ;k composer of the Interpol^ masic running through the J ratift is "The Great Victor Herb which opens soon at the Cathlfl It Ls a musical fanteJ v iich
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      Paulette ? Scarlett Loupette!
      195 11 Paulette Scarlett Loupette! (Tribune Film Reporter) ER Paulette Goddard was K'mnouncrd. as Scarlett m "Gone th the Wind/ withdrew by agreeand was replaced by Vivien i But Paulette tarlie Chaplin ,kmg herseil No Scarlett," ihe "AH right. w Vm pint t o be Loupette She What's more, she put m
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      WHO WILL PLAY "MARY OF NAZARETH" ?
      312 11 WHO WILL PLAY "MARY OF NAZARETH" IVliiHi Wotaltl You Choose For Filmdom's (■rcaitvsl 1 Pari (Tribune Film Reporter) PECIL B. De Mille, the famous film producer who has made more biblical films than any other man m the industry has announced that he is to make the greatest epic of
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      IF YOU ARE MARRIED, READ THIS—
      323 11 IF YOU ARE MARRIED, READ THIS UNDER whal circumstances should *J a married man make love to his wife? William Powell, who has been ideally and mirthfully married to My ma Loy m seven previous screen offerings and la leea again m that role m "Another Thin Man now at
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      265 12 FRANK MPKA ttlm pm fM lAC AIM BR VVIWFKS Tl HAI'I'IMIIOM NIC. III MX HI IDs GOO ID lOWH "YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU" NOW brings you his 151 SI At hn mmt the very heari and soilof jßkk s director and ca M iANSta*. W v,^ ?m^E*' I
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      81 12 A Sensational V* star iv an unforgettable I NEXT CHANGE-AMI AMKIIA HISTORY s MOM TRAGIC QUBEM ,W" This rulef of ft "mighty t'-ikmrnf.^ empire had but one fatal A v weakness... she was also 'y7 X t woman m love! t HLV V > EMPRESS" J MEDEA NOVARA^, I LIONEL
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      147 14 A STARTLING MIRDER MY STERY THAT WILL Kill TIIKILI .INC. \M) UUBUINa TO -HAY {-11. em I li-l.> A s>-l.> ikiii. ill H AJIBK/4 I ■I i l"fl fl ,N HIS FIRST BIUTFSM I M g£ CRIME TIIRILLFI. 1 with EVE CRAY PAUL GRAETZ I ALSO AIR-MAIL PATHE GAZETTE The
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    LOCAL R.A.F. FATALITY
    218 15 LOCAL R. A. F. FATALITY Two Men Killed mi EXPLOSION ROCKED THE TRANBPORI SHED RA I AERODROME AT TENGAH ON THE AFTER>\OI IP* 17--0 NUN WIRE HIRLFO INTO THE AIR AND LANDED l|f x THUD ON THE GROUND. i All red Charles :unalhan Peter <S8; v injured. Both the Geneial
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    WREATH STOLEN FROM MONUMENT
    193 15 U/HEN you affix your next red or white artificial flower buttonhole the lapel of your coat, see for St. George's sak«> that it is not oik ol the 730 beautiful roses "pinched from the Cenotaph with patron saints wreath yesterday morning. is the St. George's een
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    A NEW JAPANESE UNDERHAND DEALING
    58 15 Sh-ingb ne.se v._\ dfrtng v viii Lpera _fl to buy up premisee and eject them. Th c Chung Mci Daily N LtcsUd a( 190 Cl. Keng Lane. Avenue Edward VII. bUiicn::' La said to have been $2,500,000. Ti I tci, are required to vacate tiv*
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      188 16 BURNS PIIILP LINE. (Incorporated m Australia) Monthly sailings to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. Owing to the uncertainty regarding the actual date of arrival ana departure of the company's steamers owing to the outbreak of hostilities publication of sailing dates is suspended for the time being. For information regarding freight and
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      332 16 [postal intelligence] Mail Departures notice to the press 10-DAY hold M.nk I m I »te_rf rime j n m i Of l**ttini rrtaln limits to announ AUSTRAL r) 5.00 p. m in g departures and canai (Bteamer) 11 00 am The publication ol a Post Ol china 'Steamer' li.ooa m.
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    MANOHESTERS WIN AT TANGLIN
    395 17 MANOHESTERS WIN AT TANGLIN Five Goals Shared In First Division Manchester! 3: Royal Navy 2. vrt weather conditions some fast and interesting soccer d up at the Tanglin ground yesterday evening when the net and defeated the Royal Navy, m the first division ol ie, by three goals to two.
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    Tennis Tics Postponed
    17 17 sodd3n nature of the of the rain yesterday. Singapore Spring I awn were postponed.
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    20 17 lOwi the division 2a 1 ague match between R.A.F. (Tengah) raid the R a o.C. fixed for yesterday I istpon
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    THRILLING FINISH IN PADANC MATCH
    276 17 IPoKcc (Res.) 3; SRC 2A LAST minute goal enabled the Police to obtain their first victory in 1 Reserve Division of the League on the S.R.C. ground yesterday nmo. The Police won by the odd goal in five, all the goals being scored in the
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    LADIES' GOLF MATCH ON FRIDAY
    119 17 LADIES' GOLF MATCH ON FRIDAY Till: following are the teams and Starting times for the Ladies Golf Match between the BCpoy Gulf Club vs. The Island Golf Club, to be played at the Island Golf Club on Friday. April 26th. 4.05 p.m. Mrs English 16 v. Mrs. J A. Allen
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    Boxing Championships Next Month
    230 17 AT a meeting of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association neiu yebterday evening at the St. Andrews's School, the Rev. R.K.S. Adams, president of the Association tendered his resignation due to heavy pressure of work and suggested that Mr. J. D. Dalley, Superintendent of the Detective Branch
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    Yacht Club's Weekly Races
    95 17 On Friday. April 26th. there will be th? usual races for all Classes, startin at 5.25 p.m. On Sunday. April 28th. the "C Cli will sail the second race for a Club Beer Mug. starting at 9.50 a.m. The "A" Class will sail the iirst race
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    32 17 The heavy downpour that fell m the afternoon caused the Div 11(A) football match between the Publishers and th SH B arranged to be played at the Stadium yesterday to be postponed.
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB VICTORY
    216 17 GARRISON GOLF CLUB VICTORY Till jjoli Midi Ixturni tSM Keppel (iolf l ii h and the (iarrisun (.nil lub plavcd at Taiifclin reswJtcJ In a win ftff the home Ham h\ S', points to 3' i. Details are as follows, K-ppel players first: H. Irvine. Jones W. Somervillr 0 H
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    ROTARY CHILDREN'S SPORTS
    201 17 ROTARY CHILDREN'S SPORTS THE Rotary Club Children's sport which proved so populai last year, will be held at the Jalan Besar Stadium on SatU day, May 25 ai 2JO p.B sports events are: -flat race« 100. 220, 440, \u\d 880 yards. On Mile, Sack Race. 3 Legged Race. Competitors for
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    Y.M.C.A Water Polo Team
    32 17 TUP. following I Water-Polo ror I jg* mmoanv iSa Cheong Pal, Lee Joh Ming, Ton* Kin Won« Chee Kwan William Veo 1 W i^,\!: Tang Sec* W and
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    HUSH-HUSH PRISONER IN A COTTAGE
    407 18 Devon VILHELM Still the young German who was "hush hush*' prisoner m Oxford I'iisom till few days agOi [j now "hush hush internee m g pleasant camp m Devon. Wilheim Soil and Ins 600 fellow Germans sleep m well-appoint.;i Tin n tood is cooked by
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    SECRET HEARING REFUSED
    195 18 ftl how Streei Police Court John JSdward Julinston-Noad, 39. a solicitor, ol Santa Kita Three, Cnertsey I ane, Stall es, Middlesex, was ehargi d 011 remand with wearing the uniform oi a sub-lieuienani In the R N.V.R. without authority. Mr. o. B IfcClure, for the proaecun said
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    Boliver baby's Father Weds
    46 18 Boliver baby's Father Weds T^'' surv led Dutch Un i z E Bolivar, Mr Sidney Ge< id, and 29-yi I ;V 1 Campdi epar- ll]{ Z wer( al Maid 1 beth. Ai i JtoUßhter, whoi i nU ed by plac- swlmminfi front ol him will with
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    105 18 Bingapore, Tuesday. With little encouragement from i ondon to-day markets were listless with business passi Local •m was unchanged from I rdaj •SILMI-. and tl c price ol rubber at four o'clock was buyer Spot 3a 1 ■> cent MayiJuiie 35y 2 cents, and JulyiSeptember 344 cents,
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    Kean Tat & Boudewyn In Form
    204 18 Kean Tat Boudewyn In Form TH F. Royal Air Force Seletar, whom th»- Police beat earlier m the ■ease* al Seletar, visited tin- Depot l.i-t Sund.iN with a strong side m the hope <»f tnrninn the tables. Ihr PoUeC again pinved too sjood tor them, and won l>\ 3S runs.
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    NAZIS ISOLATED
    262 18 LONDON, APR. 8. II.rU'H TRONDBJEM THREATEN- f.i) BY THF ALLIED FORCES BOTH FROM THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH, A GERMAN COLUMN FROM OSLO IS APPARENTLY TR\IN(, TO FIGHT ITS WAI ACROSS THE COUNTRY TO RELIEVE A GARRISON ISOLATED IN Till 1 TOWN. SAYS REITER S MILITARY (ORHFSPOXnFM So
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    AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION
    353 18 AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION THE wtiatcur Athletic Union k 1 brated tin ir loth aanivers ut 1 the bungalow of Mr J f Tampenis Road, last Saturday and I Sunda>. t:.. and friends w At UM nnual dinner. Urn Hon J attended t bunking the m I ■I ftar bad been
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    S.R.C TENNIS TIES FOR THURSDAY
    73 18 Singapore. Tuesda THF following ties m the SRC b tournament will b; played i n Thursday: Singles Handicap 'A': Dr. G. de Bouza (-30) vs. A. Watts (-15); B. D Rozai (plus 3» vs. H. Rozario (SCD. Veteran Singles Handicap G H (scr.» vs. Dr
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    AUGUST BADMINTON'S SOCCER VICTORY
    81 18 IN s friendly of soccer »n I Saturday. The Angus! Badminton Party defeated The Catholic loan* Men's Association by 5 goals U 1 at the hitters ground. I Scorers for the winning team I Koh Han Hock. Chan Ch< t Si l I Ens Hong and
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    Y.M.C.A. Tennis Ties
    63 18 I The roUowlns Uee bare been nx*nj fm day m Thr V.M c a. tennis touroameni "O" CLASS SINGLES M 8. M.i i. shall vs. C P.J. Es-> W. E Krickenberok v> H. L. Hev< A G. Ralph \s Lee Kirn Ek w. H reeean va H
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    Y..C.A. Cricket Team
    27 18 THE following bam '< the Junior V M 8.A.l |Biew, I. H Chye Pu Aeri r w > s Kleng Hionß, I i) i) Ponnlah: 8*
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    ARM AMPUTATED AFTER ACCIDENT
    376 19 ARM AMPUTATED AFTER ACCIDENT re 0 j nosecution witm I bus conductor, had died, of was revealed m the Traffic District Court vest ei day idle of a case m which Teo Sang Toh, a lorry driver stood his rgea of having caused grievous hurt to three people iving, befori
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      LONDON TIN
      17 19 I London, Tuesday. £253 2 Buyers £253^ Sellers Prici i249 Bliy« £249 J .j Sellers
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      LONDON RUBBER
      20 19 London. Tuesday. w W Buyers Sellers Quiet but steady Jl 11H June 1111 110 Julyl 11 ll! t
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      67 19 London. Tv $1 36 6 80 1! 2 stries 31 l 2 115 21 4 J 2 Pacific B s s t/V/t T: 29/9 21 3 Southern Kintas 14/--15,6 tics 3 Areas 76 3 Tr fbearer) 73 i! 2 99 15 16 H'kong S'hai Bank I 93
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      POREIGN EXCHANGE
      27 19 London. Tuesday. /T London on Paris 176.50 1/TLOI Amsterdam 7.53 non Shanghai 4U Hongkong U. 215.i6d Janan is. 4 132 d. New T'ark 4.o2Vifc 4.03Va
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      PRODUCE
      51 19 London. T rwm Oil Malay) m s'^ nt Unquotec Copra (Straits FMS) noer S'men' TTnquote£ it. 17 6 Seller; Pearl, s 'm« 29 6 Seller. FAQ) White Muntok" Sment. B Seller Pepper FAQ) Black Larnpong Sment. 2 15 16 Seller Garner (Good Mark* Block *P- -ment. 30> ApriljMa: r
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      BULLION MARKET
      13 19 L dun, Tuesday. 20 15(16 20% GOLD, Fine per oz. £8.8.0
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      NEW YORK
      8 19 -k April 22. 18 Qv 47'
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    Low Toll Of Merchant Shipping
    168 19 Low Toll Of Merchant Shipping London, Apt. 23. MERCANTILE I mes due to enemy action for the week ending Apr. 21 three British ships. Swainby, 4,935 tons, Mersey. 1.037 tons and Hawnby 5,380 tons. No Allied and no neutral ships were lost during the week. The tonnage lost was about
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    Record Crowd To Hear Marie Ney
    274 19 Q] largest audiences the Victoria Theatn has known tor a y long time heard the recital of dMU Mci <>[ Shak women by the noted British fcctrei N< v. last night husband is gtat consented the Malaya Patriotic fond and Equity Fund, and stl'i
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    SPORTS DIARY
    43 19 TO-DAY. SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League. Div I. Gordons vs. S.CC, Stadium: Div. EL (A), Pulau Brani vs. R.A. (B.M.'. Pulau Brani; Div. TL iB», Customs vs. R.A.F. (Kallang». J.C.S.A:; BHL, Guthries vs. Nestanglo, S.H.B, TENNIS- S.CC. SCR C SRC. and Y.M.C.A. tournaments.
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    Malaya's Gifts Fear No Comparison
    314 19 Malaya's Gifts Fear No Comparison London. Apr. li. A VISIT to th c depot oi the Red Cross and St. John War organi nation at Ilobart House, London is a revelation of how widespread is the desire to alleviate the sufferings of wax and how comprehensive and varied are the
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    DESTROYERS' GREAT WORK IN NARVIK FIORD
    1004 20 LONDON, APR. 22. /HE SI SEAMANSHIP AND FIGHTING PROWESS OF SECOND DESTROYER FLOTILLA IN THE ATTACK ON GERMAN FORCES AT NARVIK ON APR. 10 IS REVEALED IN AN ADMIRALTY BULLETIN GIVING THE FIRST DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE BATTLE i he flotilla pui Hostile .T,
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      SHOE SHINE FOR EROS' "POLICEMAN"
      71 20 SHOE SHINE FOR EROS' "POLICEMAN" A life-size frieze of a typical Piccadilly scene has been fixed on the protective hoarding around the Era statue and fountain m Piccadilly Circus, London, as part (if the National Savings campaign. Hrn frieze includes typical characters such as flower-sellers and policemen. Photo shows "Soldier
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    British Press Praises Sweden's Firm Attitude
    304 20 London, Apr. 23. fHE present conduct of war m Norway is an object of sati faction to the British Press. The work of the Royal Force and Royal Navy is highly praised and the considers; success of British troops officially announced is particul noted.
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      Masthead
      9 1 The Morning Tribune 1. 70, Wed. Apr 24. 1940
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      NEW TAX LEVEL
      123 1 NEW TAX LEVEL Ilglß JOHN SIMON, introducing his first full war budget m the House of Commons yesterday, revea led tha t nil WAR EXPENDITURE FOR THE FIRST! SEVEN MONTHS WAS £905 MILLIONS. THE ESTIMATE) WAR EXPENDITURE FOR 12 MONTHS IS £2,00(1 MILLIONS. ESTIMATED EXPENIHTLIiL DURING *****41 IS 12,667 MILLIONS.
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      BRITISH IN ACTION IN FOUR SECTORS
      362 1 LATE FIVAL On 77ig Norway Front Fierce Air Attacks On Head Quarters Stockholm, Apr. 24. ACCORDING to reports here British troops are m action m at least four sectors m Norway. At some points north of Trondheim the British and (iermans are reported to
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      British Outside Narvik
      114 1 Swedish seamen who have Just arrived m Stockholm from Narvik denied reports that the town is a mass of ruins. In an interview published In the Aftonbladet they declare: -Only two or three houses m Narvik have been damaged. British warships which bombarded the town went methodically
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      Fierce Battle
      94 1 Stockholm, Apr. It. IT m reported here ihat a Heree battle is raging m central Norway for possession of the gatewaj t« Oslo, where the (iuddiandsdal valley enters the plain near I ittlcha miner. British and Norwegian troops are attacking In the direction of Hamar, Ached and Mock
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      52 1 London Apr. 23. SIR Nairn Stewurt-Sandeman, Conservative M.P. joi the Mid die toil and Prestwich Division of Lancashire since 1923. was taken ill m the House of Commons to-day and died before he had reached hospital. Sir Nairn, who was G4, was a director of Dawn ay. Day and Co.,
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      Western Front More Active
      154 1 Western Fron t More Active Paris, Apr. 23. ARTILLERY fire has been more violent than usual m the last twentyfour hours m an area out the western front and air activity continues to increase. On .Sun lay night the French made numerous reconnaissances into the Interior of Germany and were
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      NAZI PLANES OFF BRITAIN
      62 1 London, Apr. 23. THE Air ."Ministry announce? that a number ol enemy aircraft appeared off the east and southeast coast last night. They were apparently attemping to lay mines m the approaches to the Thames and Humber estuaries. Anti-aircraft batteries and naval units opened fire at
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      40 1 Cartage*, Apr. tt. Four destroyers whieb Bw< bought from Italy In December have arrived en route for Sweden. Ih« squadron, which includes the transport ship PatrlciS mil proceed l<» Sweden after the (WO destroyers which collided have hern repaired. Reuter
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      DENMARK TO BE A PROTECTORATE
      92 1 DENMARK TO BE A PROTECTORATE Stockholm, Apr. 2H. R I PORTS from Oslo state that I all British and French resi- 1 dents are still at liberty but have I to report to the police several I times daily. Their requests to I leav, have been re/used. j The Berlin
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      STOP PRESS
      68 1 Stockholm. Apr 24. iolcnt g untire was heard off the Swedish coast yesterda>, according to newspaper reports. Ten warships were observed off I rshoim, tra\elling hard and firing as they wept. A large number of aircraft were i :en it the same time and fighter planes appeared and
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      43 1 Brus.si is, April 2A th; i m Ministry <,t Defence, m a communique, states that In addition to flights by foreign planes orer the teau region yesterday morning foreli B< Igian territoi tumbei Inta during the day. j DiifirH as German machines Reuter
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      15 1 Mi R I) Wilkn has been granted tommission m the Sp Volunteer Force as Second-Lieutenant
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      BRITAIN FACES HEAVIEST DIRECT TAX IN HISTORY
      1795 2 BRITAIN FACES HEAVIEST DIRECT TAX IN HISTORY LONDON. APR. 23. MAKING HIS FUST FULL WARTIME BUDGET SPEECH IN Till; HOUSE OF COMMONS. SIX JOHN SIMON. CHAN- ELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER, TO-DAY REVEALED THAT HE WOULD HAM; TO IMPOSE ADDITIONAL TAXATION ON BEER, SPIRITS, TOBACCO AND MATCHES. THE INCREASE ON BEER
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      Getting Up Nights Makes Men Old
      61 2 bw Bini nsattoa of luirge.duil he :«i baKe rom ami leg pains, nervous ftJ»<l lons of manly vigour are ol the i niand nportant b< x gland m men) Tv troubh h houj "I health, take the 1,1 Progcno matter how lonf you have
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      More Raids By The R.A.F
      66 2 London ,i FURTHER a ir attacks on v. ai r hases m Norwax mark during last night are eed by an Air Ministry ronnr The communique state dromes at Kjeller ana i Oslo f( re oombed and in< caused a large tire at Poi I
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      BRITISH IN FIERCE FIGHTING IN NORWAY
      212 3 BRITISH IN FIERCE FIGHTING IN NOR WAY Paris. Apr. St. v |iri u s confirm that British troops have reinforced fee M IL iorwefU«« M south Norway. Their arrival on this front is A M i t actor of first importance. 1 "kholm. Apr. M While the pu-ition in .southern
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      TRADE ON PEARL RIVER RESTRICTED
      95 3 I Canton, Apr. 23. T H E official ripening- of the Pearl river on Apr. 20 has not oused much enthusiasm and optimism in foreign circle ii T <> the regulations and restrictions imposed. i is understood, are to mal kly .ton. Sup< rintend I
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      LABOUR URGES ALLIANCE OF DEMOCRACIES
      102 3 London. Apr. 23. AN alliance of democratic peoples is urged by the National Council of Labour, consisting of executives of the Labour Tarty, Parliamentary Labour Party and Trade Union Congress, m a state, ment to-day. The statement declares that neutrality has ceased to have any
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      15 3 Mr J Ford has been granted a Commission m the S.S. Volunteer Force as Lieutenant.
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      AMERICANS TO FLEE HUNGARY
      235 3 AMERICANS TO FLEE HUNGARY PARIS, APR. 23. rmm UNWED STATES pEGATON.Hr BT3DAI pfst YESTERDAY ADVISED ALE aMFRICAN CITIZENS RESIDING IN HUNGARY THAT IT ■WOULD MB WISE TO RETURN TO THE UNITED STATES WHILE FACILITIES ARE STILL AVAILABLE, ACCORDING TO A IU DA- circular letter 'says the Legation is not in!
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      JAPAN AND IRAN OIL
      184 3 I ondon, Ipi MX QSStfiej I l"\d. Minister tm Mtnsa. was asked ta the < amnions to-day the amount «»f eU sold and delivered to Japai J5 the Anglo-Iranian Oil C* September, lilt, and March. IMi What are Government holdings m the company, whether the sales
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      Japan Asks For Payment
      120 3 Shanghai, Apr 23. lAPANESE authorities have agn d to J turn over the Shanghai-Nanking ana Shanghai-Hangchow railways to tne Ministry ol Railways. Wang Ching Wei Government immediately, hut on one condition: 'pay the bill", according to American- owned Shanghai Evening Post. Reuter is officially inf< rmed
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      Malaya Needs More Nurses
      195 4 in' trc ■ai to tin appt b nforts has been 100 j>»m cent ippeal foi nui mo t dl .1 >p tinting V- fccrd women ture sponsored by the v v. inhope, former matron il H'-. pital. <jji fll il a;d. The lecture was arranged m
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      European Found Shot On Estate
      47 4 European Found Shot On Estate (FROM 01 B OWN < ORRESPONDI N I MUAR, TUESDAY. fUh' GRANT, EUROPEAN ASSISTANT oi PENGKALAN nt Kll ESTATE, PANCHOR, MUAR WAS FOUND DEAD IN HIS BUNGA. LOW illls MORNING AT ABOUT 531 A.M WITH GUN Sinn WOUND. AN INQUEST WILL Bl HELD.
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      PARENTS RUIN MARRIAGE, SAYS CLERK
      244 4 PARENTS RUIN MARRIAGE, SAYS CLERK IpARENTAL interference made it impossible for him to live with his wife, Kg Seng Vong, an English speaking clerk told Mr. Conrad Oldham m the Second Polite Court yesterday. He was applying for a variation of a court order for $11 maintenance m favour of
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      ALLEGED ROBBERY
      127 4 IN a case In which a Chinese stands 1 charged with robbery ol a purse cmtaining $1.40 and a wrist watch valued from another Chinese. Chief Courl [nspectoi Ernest H. Tunn told Mr. J. I. McFall, the Criminal District Judge, that he had instructions from the Depiitv Public
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      28 4 Tokyo. Apr. 23. TliK newspaper Nichi Michi reports that In connection with her economic blockade of Germany, Britain has proposed conclusion of a trade agreement With Japan Reuter
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      Girl On Way To Wed Air Hero
      169 4 JpS Dorothy Abbott, daughter of the hon. Mr. C. L. Abbott, Administrator of the Northern Territory, Australia and Mrs. Abbott passed through Singapore yesterday to England to wed air hero lett. now a Wine* Commander m the R.A.F As a Squadron Leader. Win"
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        COMEDY-THRILLER AT THE CAPITOL
        146 4 WILLIAM POWELL, m the tcctive. comes hack to 1 I' the Capitol, Singapore, m I ccmedy-thrillcr. "Another I Myrna Loy, C. Aubrey Smith. I Kruger are also In the I The film is notable more foi I than its tragedies, notwlthsta I lac! that three human
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        CHARLIE CHAN AT THE CATHAY
        162 4 most travelled detect r... I world i- Charlie Chan Cathay last night he takes I Reno, City of broken hearts 1 You get a good deal of the old C lie m this picture, his words now from his mouth in quick Mon and he
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        The Alhambra
        139 4 "MURDER at Monte Carlo" which I opened at the Alhambra j I loses nothing m entertainment value by reason of its age— it Flynn's first starring rob. 1..■I S is worth seeing if only for the j comparison. Has Flynn improved since "Murder at Monte Carlo" was made?
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        233 4 Millions Must Face this Fact After forty, we have passed the meridian of life. We must take thought to guard ourselves against grow.ng old prematurely. It is not the years that make us old. It is the deterioration of our tissues and the decline of our vital forces. Although we
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        85 4 GREY HAIR prvblen solved with the use of DR. MGRIB COMR Jaa^LSST^JS* prpy or w,,,, I.', limit th f T Uth t0 yOUr hair w-ihmit the dancer of itahitng the scalp dan K ,r,n P your health. Does no? '■"•fen- frith Well rolffed heads and ».e shade obtained Is perfect
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      HE HAS LIVED HERE FOR 10 YEARS, NOW ORDERED TO QUIT
      214 5 HE HAS LIVED HERE FOR 10 YEARS, NOW ORDERED TO QUIT \fJOME SWEET I HOME i rtOUGI house m DuMon U.ll bin dangerous c0n- mi.ht collapse at 1,,—., a Chinese Khoo rl.ii does not wish to the prembe*. Bui be no* t( ,cave fo iMtwaeat Board to ordered him to
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      SLASHED ABDOMEN -ALIVE
      67 5 SLASHED ABDOMEN -ALIVE WALKING hunched and disW figured into the Police Court dock yesterday, Chang Chin Sen*, a terrible monument to his own death attempt. pleaded guilty to a charge of ittempted suicide. year old Chinese had and dashed his abdomen •.o take his own life. HJ removed to hospital.
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      Used Dead Man's Chandu Card
      55 5 Used Dead Man' s Chandu Card IBHEN Chinese, Lim Bah Tai ap-j peared yesterday before Mr. J. L. rtcl Judge charged with m possession of another man's chandu card, the card, d th e edges, was proved ol Tuah Ah Koh. a man idy died. Urn, his worship imposed S2O
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      5 Months' Gaol For Cat Burglar
      231 5 D V awakened by the sudden rattling of a collapsible window of is residence m Second Avenue one early morning, an officer of Manchester Regiment had the consternation of seeing a silhouette outlined against the window. Ight, he switched on the room and the
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      GOOD RESPONSE TO APPEAL FOR NURSES
      152 5 PROPOSALS for the organization of an emergency blood transfusion service m Singapore and an appeal for assistance to the St. John Ambulance Brigade to go through a rigorous course of training to serve as nurses m an emergency, were made by Dr G.V Allen,
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      GRAVE ROBBER SENTENCED
      122 5 DUBBING live people got Lee Chen Pio (38) a Teochew into gaol X three times so he thought he could get away «.th it if he stole from the dead. Even then he failed for he was caught m the act of breaking part of an ornamental
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      FORMER FIRST LORD ON OUR "VILEST" FOE
      820 6 LONDON, APR 23. BNGLANI s DETERMINATION TO SEE TO IT THAT NEVER IGAIN WILL THE WHOLE OF EUROPE TREMBLE BEIOKI THI THREATS AND MENACES of A SINGLE MAN \V\S REITERATED THE RT HON ALFRED DUFF COOPER, FORMER FIRST LORD OF THE ADMIRALTY. WHEN
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      160 6 CHURCHILL UNABLE TO ATTEND unable to i London. IVOUSANDS oi li* 1 British Empire, I a the I'nited SStatso s appointed this alien. n »Z public business" prt\ Winston Cruirrhill. first the AdmiralU and In lor Defence, from attending luncheon meeting of tl society of St George held ai Grosrenor
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        317 7 WQ sooner do statesmen and the Pf€M calm the public with reassuring declarations about the Far East than ■one retired admiral, general or politician gets on his hind legs and makes alarming predictions about the future. This time it's a rear- j admiral, who formerly held
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      1171 8 I People And Places By Vera Ardmore Thirst' < elisors i V Australian wtf was M her wa\ overseas to Join the Australian forces m Palestine. Bl route she wrot«> home to her t»lks m the following vein: "We have just
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        86 10 is hov\ Hollywood reportsum up the romantic 1 marriage I 1 liahaia Stan\\\rk and the s< inn's No 1 heart throb, Kornrt laNlor. It is ciifTi< ult to btJiCTT that Hobs lovrU wife M yean ol a«e. m»u see then thc\ are m p rate
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        512 10 VITOR Hugo's tumultuous tale of fifteenth century Paris, "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," has been given a second screen reincarnation Back m the early twenties it was the great silent epics, and moviegoers with long enough memories will recall the horrible image of Lon
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        352 10 'Never Been So Happy" (Tribune Film Reporter) HOLLYWOOD, APRIL It. IT IS TEN MONTHS SINCE A 1 SHINY-EYED BARBARA STANWYCK, WITH A PLATINUM CIRCLET ON THE THIRD FINGER OF HER LEFT HAM), RETURNED TO HOLLYWOOD AND ORDERED THE NAME PLATE OVER HER DRESSING ROOM DOOR TO BE
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        191 10 "Vi ctor Come Herbert" To Life AFAIBY story with Victor Hfl acting m a posthumous cSM as composer of the ,n,, '[J W music running: throueh rattve is "The Great Victors f which opens soon at the < atn» It is a musical far.:* th<? Irish -A.: serves as patron
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        162 11 Paulette Scarlett Loupette! (Tribune Film Reporter) nEMEMBER Paulette Goddard was R announ is Scarlett in "Gone withdrew by aj. ind was replaced by Vr. Bui Fault Chaplin I I .id. "All ri^ht. Hm n| to be Loapette." She norc she pm in for the ed. ipette, the I French Canadian
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        313 11 WHO WILL PLAY "MARY OF NAZARETH" Which W *****11 Von (liookc ior rilmilcMirs (»r<'niVstf l arl *w 1 (Tribune Film Reporter) r<ECIL B. De Mille. the famous film producer who has made more Ileal films than any other man m the industry has announced that he La to make the
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        273 11 IF YOU ARE MARRIED, READ THIS IINDEK what circumstances should KJ I married man make love to his wife? William Powell, who has been ideally and mirthfully married to Myrm Ley m seven previous screen rin^s and is seen again hi that role »n "Another Thin Man" now at A
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      245 15 LOCAL R. A. F. FATALITY Two Men Killed X IXPI.OSION ROCKED THE TRANSPORT SHED oF the r ai aerodrome at tengab on the after a m!'n HERE HURLED INTO THE AIR AND LANDED Till DON TOE GROUND. nan Alfred Charles Kunmathan Peter «3C Uy injured Both the Gcneial hospital on
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      216 15 UfHEN you affix your next red or white artificial flower buttonhole to I lie lapel of your coat, see for St. George's sake that it is not otM o! the 750 beautiful roses -pinched" from the Cenotaph with patron saints wreath yesterday morning. it is the
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      70 15 Shanghai a nove. Japanese nay ol deahnp i unfriend> liUMpapilTl is to buy th ir premises and eject them. Th. happen* lo the Chung Mci Daily Nev. and Ta Wen Pao located at 130 Char" Avenue Edward VII. The buildmi- is said to have been
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        301 16 [postal INTEII!G_NCE| Mail Departures notice to the press [t>-DAI hold Mails For: Latesl Time Th Of Posting ralia (Air) 5.00 p.m. Canada (Bteamer) li 00 m publicat CHH H-00 il m. List is not. 1 CHI pn I a m concern! Mil be r \c. KONG 11 00 am. tu
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      320 17 MANCHESTERS WIN AT TANGLIN five Goals Shared In First Division Manchester. Nav > I weather conditions some fast and interesting soccer up at the Tanglin ground yesterday evening when the nd defeated the Royal Navy, m the first division ol rue, by three goals to two. The standard of play
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      Yesterday's Swimming Results
      92 17 Yesterday 's Swimming Results IL dop mi Singapore X mpionships held at I imming club yesterday I c style 'S rvices only) I O Brandt «R.A.F.' 2. LCp!. I 3 Fte. WHson (Argyll). sees.; 2nd heat: 1. Spr. I B.) 2 Drummer Blythe I C. Arthur <R.A.F. I. I lo
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      15 17 In nature of the the rain yesterday, >re Spring Lawn were postponed.
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      THRILLING FINISH IN PADANG MATCH
      254 17 I Police (Res,) 3; SR.C 2. LAST minute goal enabled the Police to obtain their first victory m Division of the League on the S.R.C. ground yesterday ng. The Police won by the odd goal m five, all the goals being m the second half.
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      LADIES' GOLF MATCH ON FRIDAY
      122 17 LADIES' GOLF MATCH ON FRIDAY THE following are the teams and' Starting times for the Ladies Golf Match between the Sepoy Golf Club vs. The Island Golf Club, to be played at the Island Golf Club on Friday. April i 26th. 4.05 p.m. Mrs. English 16 v. Mrs. J. A.
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      Boxing Championships Next Month
      228 17 AT a meeting of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association held yesterday evening at the St. Andrews's School, the Rev. R.K.S. Adams, president of the Association tendered his resignation due to heavy pressure of work and suggested that Mr. J. D. Dalley, Superintendent of the Detective Branch
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      87 17 Yacht Club 's Weekly Races On Friday. April 26th. there will be the usual races for all Classes, starting at 5.25 p.m. On Sunday, April 28th. the "C Class will sail the Second race lor a Club B Yruv starting at 9.50 a.m. The "A" Class will sai! for a
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      31 17 ■me heavy downpour thai [ell m the afternc* the Div INA) football match between the Publishers and h sh B arranged to be played ai tne Stadium yesterday to be postpone
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      GARRISON GOLF CLUB VICTORY
      214 17 GARRISON GOLF CLUB VICTORY Tin: golf match between urn i\«*ppfi i.olf Club and the (iarrison <iolf Club played at Tanglin resulted m a win for the home team l>\ *<'i points to v Details are .is follows. K-'ppel plaveis first: H. Irving Jones w Bomerville 0 H E. Goodman E.
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      ROTARY CHILDREN'S SPORTS
      191 17 ROTARY CHILDREN'S SPORTS TIIK Rotary Club Children's spoi which proved so populai last yeai, will be held' at, the Jalan B< ar Stadium on Saturday May 25 ai 2.30 pjn Sports events are: Flat rac 100. 220. 440, and WO yards, Oi* Mile, Sack Race, 3 Legged-Rai Competitors for these
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      13 17 THE ..owirv nartmeni 2nd joh mv *™y. Woni v'
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      HUSH-HUSH PRISONER IN A COTTAGE
      419 18 Devon. soil the yum- (ierman who was hush hush" prisoner m Oxford MmQ (ill a leu cla\s is now "hush hush" internee m a pleasant ramp m Devon. Wilheim Soli and his 600 fellow Germans sleep m well-appoint, ti Their food is cooked by a
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      SECRET HEARING REFUSED
      176 18 I<T Bow Street Police Court John Edward Johnston-Noad, 39, a soliitoi. oi Santa Rita Three, Chert I^ne, Staines, Middlesex, was charged on remand with wearing the uniform of a sub-lieutenant m the R.N.V.R. without authority. Mr o. b. Mcciure. for the prosecun. said that a further charge
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      Boliver Baby's Father Weds
      74 18 Boliver Baby's Father Weds TW survivors ol the mined Dutch Uner Won Bolivar, Mr. Sidney Geor>e !L cc c nl M ,c! and 29-year- Martin, of Campda ho er on tin Ir way seoar- m i dad Wll! K>on Bail again as man and wife J hey were married secretly
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      135 18 nn.i. ,«4_. Singapore, Tuesday. With little encouragement from London to-day. markets were listless with ecaieely any business passing. Local tin WW unchanged irom yesterday $124% and the price Of rubber at four Mav M Jun n; rst bUY, ,V BpC S& «5 WaylJune 35«/ a cents, and
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      201 18 Kean Tat Boudewyn In Form THK Royal An rone Seletar. \\h«>m 1 the I'olue heal earlier m the season at >»elrtar, visited the Depot last Sunday with a strong side m the hope of turning the tables. The Police aj;ain proved too good for them, and won by 58 runs.
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      NAZIS ISOLATED
      264 18 LONDON. \PR. B. 1172 TH TRONDHJEM THREATEN- ID BY Till ALLIED FORCES BOTH FROM THE NORTH \ND THE SOUTH, A GERMAN COLUMN FROM OSLO IS APPARENTLY TRIINQ TO FIGHT lIS WAV ACROSS THE COUNTRY TO RELIEVE A GARRISON ISOLATED IN THE TOWN. SAYS REITER S MILI--1 ARY ORRESPONDENT
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      AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION
      284 18 AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION I kraUd their i,.„, wnuerJl the b— gtlan .it Hr i Wf Tampenis Road, lav, N .s^ S Sunday. I mid friends DUal d:: I oking Ub fl ported the past i fl ill member- He I i memtx fl equal. «f not letter. i Truro were
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      S.R.C. TENNIS TIES FOR THURSDAY
      70 18 S.R.C. TENNIS TIES FOR THURSDAY Singar* I THF followiiij ties m the i V '.t:_fl tournament will b~ pla; I day: I '< Singles Handicap 'A': Dr. c I j <-30» vs. A. Watts (-15); B I <plus 3 1 vs H Rosario fscr. Veteran Similes Handicap y-"m (scr.) \s.
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      AUGUST BADMINTON'S SOCCER VICTORY
      74 18 IN a friendiv tame of Boccef Saturday, file lugus! Badmintoii| I'arty defeated The Catholii 1 Men's Association by 5 goat- i*» 1 i[ v the latter's ground. j Scorers for the winning g Koh Tian Hook. Chan Cl Eng Hoim and Tay Bag 0\ Associations. Partes
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      57 18 The following ties hare boon day m the V.M.C.A. tennis f < "C• CLASS SINGLES M. S. Marshall vs. C. F. J W. E. Krickenberok vs. H I A. G. Ralph vs. Lee Kirn Ek I W. H. Feet?;m re. H. L. We< I B" CLASS SINGLE-
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      58 18 I The roUowlns have beet cricket for the Junior D< V U.C A A 1 i Edward R d iround (,tl Beab Cheng Si.uik r I .Sit'W. Lav Hork Chye. Fun* O" 3 I Aerni. B. F. Dam, W B. Bhlmaie, lav Kteof Hlona I Reaervea:— D.
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      ARM AMPUTATED AFTER ACCIDENT
      387 19 I the prosecution wltw bill conductor, had died, of 1 lU ses was revealed in the Traffic District Court yesterday Mle of a case in which Teo Sang Toh, a lorry driver itood nil 1 barge* of having caused grievous hurt to three people driving, before
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        15 19 London. Tuesday. £253 > 2 Buyers £253 4 Sellers price! £249 Buyers £249% Be
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        19 19 London, Tuesday :|,,i,lK Buyers Sellers Quiet but steady l) June 1111 I|W JulY n ill ber li
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        93 19 London. Tuesday. 1 on !l ral Electric JJ? 1 Chemh I 31 14 I »bacco IJJ itch 21 44 i Pai 7^« I Tin 4 l"2 I PI. In. Tl 29 9 Lin| J 0 2 ims 21 3 6 ithi Kintas li/P ings 15.6 oi Asiatic-
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        FOREIGN EXCHANGE
        40 19 London. Tuesday. »,T London on Paris 176.50 i/'f 1 ri on Amsterdam 7 53 1 T London on Shanghai 4V4 .on Hongkong Is. 215 16d Is. 4 1 32 d. *M London on New "_rl_ 4.024 t 4.034
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        57 19 London. Tuesday. »Mim Oil (Malay) m Bulk Sment Unquoted pra < Straits V MS> September S'm> Unquoted Sarawak' ilMay Sment. 17 6 Sellers Seed Pearl, ty (Singapore) 29 6 Seller.? (FAQ) White Muntok S'ment 4* 8 Sellers I AQ) Black Lampomi sment. 2 15 16 Sellers Oambior (Good Mark*
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        15 19 London, Tuesd 20 15 16 20 7 H IT). Fine per oz. £8.8.0
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        23 19 New York. April 22. Buyers Seller Tone Easy 19 1 19 3 h rd. JulyiSept. 18 ib 4 Tone Quiet 474
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      167 19 Low Toll Of Merchant Shipping London. Apr. 2S. MERCANTILE lasses due to enemy action for the week ending Apr. 21 were three British ships. Swainby. 4.935 tons. Mersey. 1.037 tons and Hawnby 5.380 tons. No Allied and no neutral ships were lost during the week. The tonnage lost was about
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      295 19 ANE of the largest audiences the Victoria Tluv.n, hi vtiy long time heard the recital of chai. Of EH-ftta peg nmvn by the noted British I Marie Key, last night Mane Ney. whose husband II Stationed m Malaya consented to give this recital m
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      SPORTS DIARY
      43 19 TO-DAY. SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League. Div. I. Gordons vs. S.CC. Stadium; Div n (A i, Pulau Brani vs. R.A. 0B.lt.), Pulau Brani: Div. II (B». Customs vs. RA.F. (r-allang), J.CS.A:: BHL, Guthries vs. Ncstangio, S.H.B TENNIS: S.CC, S.C.R.C SRC. and V.M.C.A. tournaments
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      Malaya's Gifts Fear No Comparison
      329 19 Malaya's Gifts Fear No Comparison London. Apr. It. A VISIT to the deP Ol ol the Red Cross and St. John War orgam sat ion at llobart House. London ls a revelation of how widespread ls me desire to alleviate the sufferings of war and how comprehensive and varied are
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      120 20 U Paris, Apr. 23. NEASINESS is felt m military circles here about Sweden. It is feared that the coming days may see a development such as a German attack on, or a landing m, Sweden, as the Germans are said to be making all
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      54 20 Uwrcao v Canberra, Apr. 23 NLL33 the coal miners resume work this week and seek a settlement ol the dLsputp by constitutional ways the Government will take stepes to 'reopen the mines, stated Mr. Menzies. m the HoiLse of Representatives to-day He gtfded: ''Government Ls determined to maintain war Industries
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        123 20 Ipr S3 ly learned tl Fori which was recently drome In tho cit; overed with snow. ;;d Incendiary t> mbi th aerodromes and rted opposite the hanfar. Thf bombers, ninth heavily I mbed Aalberg aerodrome for the thirii sßcrcssisu ni^nt. met the •tiffest opposition w>( <
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