Morning Tribune, 30 April 1940

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    6 1 The Morning Tribune T,.™.. Apr 50,
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    3 New Warships For D.E.I.
    48 1 3 New Warships For D.E.I. Batavia. Apr. 29. TIU in ,,plrs Council have approved 1 the adoption of a bill submitted tn the Dutch Government providln fOI {he construcUon of three 1U battle cruisers for the defence f the Dutch East Indies. The Nationalist abstained from voting.- Reuter
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    ITALY CHANGES ENVOY TO BERLIN
    41 1 ITALY CHANGES ENVOY TO BERLIN Rome. Ape 29. 1 My announced tftat Si 2. Alfieri Ambassador to the Holy See, bM been appointed Italian Ambassador tc Berli m place of Big. Attalico. who Has beer, appointed to the Holy See —Renter.
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    STILL PLENTY OF BACON IN BRITAIN
    33 1 London. A. cupati a of Den ffect, said an ol Food th stocks of b i r were, however, i s and no km of the B.O.W.
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    Britain Exports More Coal
    90 1 London, Apr. 29UALF the miners m Britain who were unemployed al the outbreak of war are now at work as the result of the Government to increase the peac-time output of 240.«0».0W tons yearl> by 40,000,000 tons. rd Portal, Chairman of thj Coal Prod Council, is
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    NAZIS FAIL TO STO LANDING OF GUNS: ADVANCE HELD
    612 1 NAZIS F AIL TO STO LANDING OF GUNS: ADVANCE HELD FIRST KIHTIO* THE ADVANCE OF THE GERMAN TROOPS IN NORWAY HAS BEEX HALTED. ACCORDING TO THE LATEST TELEGRAMS BRITISH TROOPS ARE BEING STEAIMLI REINFORCED AND THE ARRIVAL OF ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS HAS CONSIDERABLY STRENGTHENED THh POSITION OF THE ALLIES. PARis ApR
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    BRITISH TRADE TALKS WITH ITALY
    98 1 BRITISH TRADE TALKS WITH ITALY L"' l<»n. Apr. A VERY fn-Mci'* lim ussion Istk place when Italian Ambassadur Sig Bastiiiaini, tailed on the Foreign Secretarf on Friday, the ma.ii object being to consider the resumption of economic negotiation between the two countries. It is hoped that, later officials will be
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    Premier Sees Party Leaders
    76 1 Ixmdou. Apr. 2d. VIR ATTLEE and Mr Greenwood, leader and deputy leader of the Op!>ixsltion, saw the Prime Minister this ifternoon. The meeting i.s in contiluanceof the practice of keeping leaders )f the Opposition informed of the war ;ituation. Later. Mr. Chamberlain .saw the Libe•al leader
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    Sunderland Destroys Fighter
    31 1 Sunderland Destroys Fighter London. Apr. Z9. TIIF Air Ministry announces that Sunderland flyinffbnat of the Coastal Command, R .A F., recently encountered and shot down a MM* serschmitt \U) fighter. Reuter
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      40 1 On Oilier l'iig<** Lmsci i'l Of War* Foretold »pean V lothes < E l Preas On The v 7 ni PI 8 n f a F 9 10 ■tel n 14 and 15 Shipp 16 17 18 r Puzlea Neutrals M
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    NAZILOSSES OF IRON & SHIPS
    255 2 NAZI LOSSES OF IRON SHIPS A ted m the Brill ipplie* ion T l i n m the m and promine the P&per 1 1 ratoire, Romai f l< duced i the 33,000 lulled ed from abr tad millloj and million fron m Thi blockade i N pd the oi
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    Admiralty Denial Of Nazi Claims
    62 2 Admiralty Denial Of Nazi Claims London, Apr 1 a Communiqui 1 not th< slightest truth m the rl M thl German Hgh Command lv 1 flv< cruisers and i." trail n..iiin.(-nn ivii damaged »mb and BUbfeqaenUjr .sank, trawler Lanrooda won .set on flre bomb. }:> re were no casualties In
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    ALLIED MASTERY OF THE SEAS
    60 2 London Apr. i Cunard Mner Queen Mary ns, dropped anchor m Tabli rday after completing a re ;•<"■/ wage from New fork which she n»d eft 12 d.,v earlier The previous record f< r this i ta South Africa the '•"'l'i.letion oi this voyage without
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    Mother Will Pay A Visit —With Parrot & Pckinese
    99 2 Mother Will P ay A Visit With Parrot Pc k i nese M o: complel id parrot— will soon i, Nancy Ann In India The Mo an bj the President Harrison. Jrnn. hman J hn MUler multi-m the van then unknown whit. Vali ountrj In Nancy Ann met tl In
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    Meeting Of Missions To Seamen
    209 2 Meeting Of Missions To Seamen TIIK importance of the Mission's work 1 uith regard to the haspitalfeation of seamen irai partieularlx brou«ht out by the Key A V Wardie, when he addressed the (athtrinj a t the Seamen's Institute on the occasion of the Missions to Seamen annual meeting held
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    WOMEN WAR WORKERS TO GET MEN'S WAGES
    127 2 London. Api THE claim to equal pay for equa for women gding into occupation Usually reserved to men ha> T.mes. .von its first BUCcesa m th siofl of the Industrial Court on th< ol women employed by local auth v war-time omnibus and
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    FRANCE BIGGEST BUYER OF AMERICAN AIRCRAFT
    130 2 Washington. Apr. W. AIKCK\FT exports for the first quarter of this year were value.! approximately at U.S. S6(i< 4 million, representing an increaM of m per cent, over the corresponding period of last year accord <ng to a sUU-meiit by the Deparln.ent of Commerce
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    43 2 London, Apr. 29. Th»- .stuck Exchange was dull apart "rom gilt-edged, which were higher on small steady investment .support, m i rials are irregular and uold mini moderately .steady, despite a small ti We Ol rders. Wall Street is firm Reuter
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    Trade Talks With Eire
    40 2 London, Apr. 29. Mr Scan Lemasi, Eire Minister of supply. aud Mr R y an mnb te[ f f culture, have arrived In London and 5225U r r es of trade nnrt "eonomic aLbcussioas to-morrow.- Reuter
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    20 2 of n-iualiuk-r Ls almost con „i' n,, I V PP X M'nlster m a speech i2ni3Sg&s?* t0 the «w« B.O.W.
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    BOMBERS TO FLY FROM NEWFOUNDLAND
    24 3 BOMBERS TO FLY FROM NEWFOUNDLAND V ;l York, Apr. 29. ,w in tin- Montreal corjt" 'V:;,::; ,t Heramrnhm.,- .m.i (ai..itlia» I""" M« Vur..umH...Hl.-«»- Reuter
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    EARLY SPREAD OF WAR TO NEW AREAS FORECAST
    126 3 London. Apr. turned into JSJTIISI/SSiS>'« »iplomatif correspom t-nt. most ?S>nsi^ Allied JW-JJ^^ ivi- J G?r!wiffbe able to Sre a sweeping success ov« Om Mi;,s I,- the end qf U£f"?S&SEF!*«i h llli(l to Th er« is w mc roa-"" toUOew .h.u liniu. »n
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    15 3 Madrid. Apr. 29 The death has occurred of the ceiebrlted Spanish painter Joaqum Mi Reuter
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    "Captured" Army Chiefs Speak To London!
    428 3 London, Apr. 28. AY Vnrih26the German station Deutsch-Landsender broad- many a ,tory of sinking of the British steame ArmSton by a tf-boat during a cnSse from which she had ••lust Plumed" v „anistan was Jin* y» *r crew re^ued by the Monte Abnle. Pof
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    Lord Mayo's Fund
    20 3 tdon, Apr eek the Lord Ifayoi Red Ci d wrly 1:40.000 to tl 357,000. B.O.W. red 66-
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    SHANGHAI NORTH STATION OPENS AGAIN
    29 3 SHANGHAI NORTH STATION OPENS AGAIN Qbangbal, **J deduced and battered empty .will rggajn statua v i«' tral China t«-moi ov. v n Jiin ncse concern, central i year.— Reuter
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    EUROPEANS WASH CLOTHES ONCE MORE
    183 4 IHiolm Sirikr Continues yKSTKKDX^ U\s <.| .oiMll MONDW |OK THE -.000 Sl\<;\WWK minims i>,,.,,ovi;i> m LOCAL (iiivisi LAUNDRIES who HAVE GONE ON STOKE. But lor numb* Eurapen twutewfra it was a <i ;u tt be .md Mondax imM^r^ which tor then) dors not rx.st m
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    Portugal Will Not Be Drawn In
    69 4 Portugal Will Not Be Drawn In .AJ. Perrein <h- CarvaMK.. G«?«mor of the Portafacte peaml island Timor, whe arrival m Singapore rctterdaj told ihc Tribune that his country trill not be drawn into war. Hut that, added Benh eira do (trv lJll() o< signify that our country is nor m
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    U.S. INTEREST IN MALAYA
    187 4 U.S. INTEREST IN MALAYA pH, greatest of the worlds oceans, the Pacific, and its vast m, toJZ r.J'L^" 011 tO the internatio al "'tuation, formed (he ZLJ E D bby f Raffles C< »"*e. from the Singapore Broadcastine Station last „!»*< The United States, he pointed out, had a series
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    BROADCAST ON NORWAY
    125 4 S W X Norwegian Allies and the i v Country They Live In" i s ihr t»tle of a talk to be riven to-night l>v Mr. D. L. Goodwin, from the S.n»apore Station at 7 JO p.m. Mr Goodwin who has travelled extensively m Norway, will describe
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    MARRIAGE OF MR. E. D. SHEARN
    40 4 Prom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday jut Hon Mr. ED Bhearn, member tne Federal Council and the i« mm o\ Shearn and Delamore was mi wra k.a. Calderwood in Kui l1 on Saturday
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    30 4 JOMEWHERB m Norway" D?! X declared von Ribbentrop's assertion mat Noiway knew belorehand that Briain nitcndod to mine NorwegUn terriI waters and that she auoroved the >lan was false.- Reuter
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    INDIES CRITICISE HOLLAND'S ATTITUDE TO NAZIS
    209 6 iEVKNTO m s< :iiidinu\i;i are being used b> Ihe Smn;tb.t\a MM lepers as a basis tor a strong campaign against the Government s inactivity r<lv the HMM tht \;*/i or-itm/utinn m li.\:i ;iud Nazi activities m the I I Adi gstroni urest j dlate
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    HAD NO JOB, TRIED SUICIDE
    68 6 HAD NO JOB, TRIED SUICIDE QESrUATE beeaue he had M 17 ,i«ib on* Eng Hue. .m English speaking Chinese stabbed himself with a knife as the clock chimed the hour of midnight t;n April 18 However, he va s not destined to die. and yesterday pleaded ifuilty to a charge
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    RENTS NOT ECONOMIC
    102 6 RENTS NOT ECONOMIC 11 ratt's ami should Jtt>s that uuuUi ;r relation to L«ud ami states the Federal Chamber «.i M lt i>«n n.r m;;». uhi h vMird. last year. •mall Increi mber of properties when c hall of th-- i At the was m denl houses of a more
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    VICE-CONSUL AS WITNESS
    321 6 mk. j. ri. ciamwimckel Vice-consul for the Nettorland pore figured as a witness m the Third Police Court when Lee Ton Bee, a Chinese, was brought up before Mr. H W for a preliminary enquiry into possession of counterfeit current notes of the Netherlands East Indies. According
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    Constable Sees Theft
    73 6 Constable Sees Theft A CHINESE cooly slept I while expert hands skilfully cci his purse early yesterday j Tin- thief, absorbed m fete task not know that he was being by n constable, and as he stn 1 up to walk away with his spoil I cl-e hand of the
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    London To-Day
    751 7  -  H. L. HOPKIN H^ n A Pro-Bnhsh Yankee Ccnsralula.es The British Navy: kalian Z Conlinuc To Sneer At Bntain, But Rank And Ffc D**« ZroZ A. London Memonal Serv.ce-Dan.h M.n.s.e, An" Ug^on Staff At.end, S.m.lar Scrv,ce A, Morweg.a,, Church At Rotherh.the. P arned pro-British j V ived tram
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1940. Pushing Him Out
    312 7 Morning Tribune TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1940. Pushing Him Out t ATEST news items from I Ril rop'a 1 ti< I i German; up ill- i n the whole ng Haakon's country and is endeavouring dei link up her forces m east i nd west Norway so that she can dig
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    Social Sidelights From Tanglin, Cleopatra At The Cathay And A Picturesque Wedding
    793 8  - Social Sidelights From Tanglin, Cleopatra At The Cathay And A Picturesque Wedding VERA ARDMORE I PEOPLE AND PLACES I I BY yy» II *n lh< Mdal swim t| tftff on Sataitfaj m 'in iraa Tanglta < lu»>, mans n >table« irenl to iiu.<Sponsoriaf brilliance i., r the ma- N i
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      18 8 pr ,mu LA y» V! \KI r P X S, S3 '^1B th€ Pastel harmoi I®/ Auto*, $'*&k.
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    Long Bob Or Spanish Coiffure?
    571 9 Long Bob Or Spanish Coiffure? Mternatives to the upswept style HOLLYWOOD, home of smart H omen, strikes a r.v^utmnni tt when it comes to niurH t r X «nd it is interesting to V ihi they have swept the lllXn coiffure clean off the fashi»n lw>ard. llhnuch some of the
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      79 9 All the best breakfasts indudo AUSTRALIAN BACON bacon and eggs, kidneys and bacon, haddock and bacon and bacon on toast. In fact, whatever the dish served, Australian baton seems to play an important part, which is reason enough for purchasing only the finest quality. We have Pineapple brand from the
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    ENGLAND & TURKEY SEE EYE TO EYE
    371 10 ENGLAND TU RKEY SEE EYE TO EYE or not war breaks out in the Balkans and the NeaB East, as has long been threatened, the Allies are full) prepare! for it. There are larue British ajid French forces read) lor instil action, the British section of these forces including splendid
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    CLIPPER TURNS PRISON INTO LUXURY HOTEL
    445 11 THE wings of civilization, m the form of a clipper ship of the air, have transformed an old prison at Nomea, New Caledonia, into a transoceanic tourist hotel. Not so long ago, m the far reaches of the lonely South Pacific at far away
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    ON THE RANGE
    54 11 I This is Diana Lewis, (Mrs. William Powell to you), young actress and singer, who has just been signed by M.G.M. and will soon be seen m their forthcoming produc- i tions. Her outfit is not one i generally worn by westerners j but that don't worry
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    The Richest Man In All England
    121 11 The Richest Man In All England THE reputed richest man m 1 England is worth just five lines to "Who's wl 10 lfthn He is grant, retiring Sir John Reeves Ellerman, 30, 2nd Bart In 1933 Sir John inherited 51 38.000.000 (Straits) from his shipping magnate father plus other accumulations
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    CANADA MUST BRING US INTO WAR, SAYS MINISTER
    544 12 MONTREAL. ATTORNEY -GENERAL GORDON CONANT. OF OTTAWA. BELIEVES THAT CANADA'S SUPREME WAR TASK IS TO MAKE EVERY EFFORT, SHORT OF TMPAIRING ITS STATUS AS A SOVEREIGN NATION, TO BRING THE UNITED STATES INTO THE WAR ON THE ALLIES' SIDE "No sacrifice to
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      329 13 VH<&&&\\ I_M D 1 x \\&>fPt2€£ \tmitions Vacant r telephone work une. Singapore r| (No. 308-D) m and' CoagMm M laya Trl ui rL (No. 271-D) C immediatf lv M ,11 v 658. Gey lan: t (No. 328-D' I K7OTIN etc.. wanS 1 L I rlenotd cental m ply 15.
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    CHARLES LAUGHTON'S MASTERPIECE
    114 14 CHARLES LAUGHTON'S MASTERPIECE 1 Tin: late Loi, i brilliant ml .Hunchback of Not I 1 1 -Mdav. ment. the point I Itlni fac w In this v. I I I Maureen OHara, the 1 1 vorv convißd Irl who I from the hai B realistic to a degree, c? M
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    30 16 London, Api THE German controlled announces a decree private cars can only be most urgent cases. The decn n considerable overloading of lor reason given is the ne petrol Reuter
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      329 16 iV P&O and BRITISH INDIA LI HES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) The lust possible servitTs are being maintained by the P. O. S. N. Sompany to theif usual ports of call except ports m Japan. rnawmm are requested to register their requirements, but under resent rirciiinstaiK es sailings are perforce restricted.
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      181 16 BURNS PHILP LIM. (Incorporated In Austrai.i' Monthly sailings to Brisbane. Sydney and MOwing to the uncertainty regarding the actual date of departure of the company* steamers owing to the ou publication tded for the time bel For inforn »n regarding I i psusier.ger ace apply co BOUSTEAD CO LTD THE
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    Terrington, Mrs. Archer Win Mixed Doubles Title
    126 17 Terrington, M rs. Archer Win Mixed Doubles Title t IN and Mrs. Archer emerged champions m the final 1 Doubles Championship of the S.C.C. Spring Lawn terdftj when they defeated Mr. and Mrs. W. J- '1' s. c. c. Archer warden I s. R. c. Dr O. del 151 0
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    WIN FOR PUBLISHERS AGAINST S.H.B.
    226 17 Singapore, Monday. PEFORE a handful of spectators on the Anson Road Stadium I afternoon, the Publishers beat the Singapore Harbour Board by five «ials to two m their Division lIA of the S.A.F.A. League match. Play was Blow for the most part and there wai
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    125 19 4<N advocate and solicitor m Singapore for the last £8 years, Mr. Kow Soon Kirn was sued m the High Court before the Hon. Mr. Jus; Manning by a chettiar P.R.P.N. Nachiappa yesterday for $2,127 45 M principal, $487.90 as interest, and costs, on a promissory
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    306 19 Six Weeks For Attempt To Extort Singapore. Tuesday. A.N attempt to extort "protection money" from a married woman while she was alone on her rubber estate, by threatening her life cosi Tan Cheng Chnan, who at the time was accompanied by four others, six weeks' rigorous imprisonment. The fact that
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    86 19 APPLAUSE FOR SHIPPING MINISTER London. Apr. 29. Commenting c« 'the excellent and promising" tone of the Shipping Minister's .speech on Saturday, the Manchester Guardian says: "It WU the speech of a man who means business. Lea and less do discussions matter about whether all Germans ar? sohdiy behind Hitler, of
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    126 19 Sect Beng Sin Takes Motor Gymkhana Honour At the \d»i])hi iio.vi jrestardaj Ufa. H. K. tt#d|eii ptestatad t:>»prizes to Urn winners m Sund.r motor mkhaiKi events as lollim^: ragi Test: 1 Urn Peng H .2 See! ns Bln (Flat), 3. D. Potato Race: 1 AD PblWpfl (1 2. L Chan
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    147 19 SINGAPORE NEEDS MORE STREET LIGHTS THE problem of inadequate street lighting m m relation to frequent fatal ,und nts was brought up by Mr. P. Burke, local lawyer, at the annual general meeting of the A'ltuniobile Association of Malaya, Singapore Branch, held at the Adclphi Hotel yesterday evenir It was
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      105 19 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V Established by Royal Charter ftA^lMi Incorporated m the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital t .40.030,000.Reser^e Fund 10,500.000^ London Currespondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED He.** 4 OfUcet AMSTERDAM Branches? Holland: -Rotterdam, The H3Bur, anc 64 branches and su^-braiiches a* smaller places. Netherlands East
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    274 20 (Reulcr'f Special Cmummtoj) LONDON Al'K I MM UKM M \i LEHANDA STAWB THAT THE REASONS KOK THE (iIKMXN ATTACK ON NORWAY CANNOT HAVE BEEN ECONOMIC, FOR BRITAIN CAN ONLY BE BLOCKADED IN nil Ml WTIC— THE LOSS OP SCANDINAVIA DOES NOT Ml tCT BRITISH
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    62 20 Youth Hears Nazi News Fin N nth at i Mi d said "We ihall destroy navy of thi warship "We cannot P :ii irho could put ihort comm »n.s by meani of their j. v' h < I rea <»i thtt earth op«Mi to J a i liberty l erever
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    29 20 19. b mission from f I to Delhi an hed whereby ;h Indo-i v recip- ov the if both com il^o red \x\: Reuter
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    576 20 (Reuters Special Commentary) London, Apr. ill THE main theme of editorials m British newspapers i<M Ribbentrop's speech. The question is asked why he mil it. The Daily Telegraph says its Zurich spondent report* a neutrai as obring. u YOUr best propaganda weapons are German propagandist*
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