Morning Tribune, 7 March 1941

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    13 1 Morning Tribune rra Friday, Mar. 7. 1941. Morning Tribune Friday, March 7. 1941,
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    BRITISH NAVY SINKS TEN SHIPS
    505 1 BRITISH NAVY SINKS TEN SHIPS /AT ONE\ VSTROKE/ LONDON, MAR. 6. GERMAN MERCHANT VESSELS AND ONE NORWEGIAN VESSEL UNDER GERMAN CONTROL WERE SUNK DURING THE BRITISH NAVY'S RAID ON THE LOFOTEN ISLANDS, ACCORDING TO AX ADMIRALTY COMMUNIQUE. THE LOSSES INFLICTED ON ENEMY SHIPPING TOTALLED APPROXIMATELY 18,000 TONS. The silence which
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    Bulgaria Will Regret Her Action
    98 1 Bulgaria Will Regret Her Action MAR. 6. riVE 10 I DECISION." [HIS STATE- k >i or STATE AIRS, WHKI I OMMONH l*i riCULARS ITHDRAWISH MINISTER I re.isons tor in the note i;:;n Govern at the preaslng f.)ice on Bulgarian >f which could and it" necessary d Greece, I p ral
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    NEW ZEALAND'S WAR EFFORT
    49 1 •:.i (1. New Zeala ■I n overseas than ur. but the country, tin the Home Dc- j cale which was h n when they coutd n ival protection, i Mr. Pi I thousand applicai received to Join the id 70,000 New Zoalan-! the Home Guard.
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    27 1 gjjj^ngton, Mar. 6.— The Tnited JJ* U I acquired rffhta from fj »r new ar bases and defence facilities in Pana- territ*»rv mMJ. *u^ ron-.i tttif... -Beater.
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    India To Recruit All Classes
    421 1 New Delhi. Mar. U. Till: enlargement of the basil of army recruitiiiß in India was foreshadowed to-day vhen the Council passed unanimnusiy a resolution moved by Sir* Claude Am hi n lee ommander-in-f hief in Incli This recommended thai the Amy authorities should now review
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    France Agrees To Proposals
    323 1 Tokyo, Mar. (>. gOTH the French and Thai Governments have agreed to the principal points of the Japanese mediation propot lis, according to an official an nnuncemetit. The remaining: points are likely U be settled in a lew days, the announeement adds. The Franco Thailand i
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    German Claim
    90 1 (in-man statements tafOtd about the rod have stressed the complete surprise :n hi"*- id by tIM AMi'il forces in thi* mu:t since S ful operation. I The Mftf <►! J Berlin regard- inn the Briti-h action against the Lofoten Is lands is refle.-t- <* i in a state-
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    NAZIS 15 MILES AWAY
    192 1 NAZIS 15 MILES AWAY ISTANBUL. MAR. 6 HERMAN TROOPS ARE RhU PORTED TO BE LESS THAN 15 MILES FROM THE IT RCOBI UrARIAN FRONTIER. The British not* to Bulgaria Bring diplomatic relatione is clear and definite— it means that Britain may now bomc German troop concentrations iip Bulgaria and, .iam£
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    USE OF LUFTWAFFE IN WAR OF NERVES
    496 2 London. Mar. 5. THE ur gt-« The r.n« the *Jf2f}i I utorial. the "trull astonishing fact that the RAP. -,i take the offensive in every theatre m war. i r recalls also that th. Imperial air fore*, by v lestroyed to the lUUan
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    Indo-China Tightens Rules Against Japanese
    131 2 Indo-China Tightens Rules Against Japanese Hanoi, >lar. 6. I J HPHKRE is eviry indication K thai Japsacss firm^ in i I French InSTo Cfifcaa will be I forced to dose down. A new dmcinnienl law j i requires all importers te J (apply for import licettsea land li, become menilrers
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    BRITAIN READY FOR U-BOAT MENACE
    274 2 (Be Renters special (tnrcsponluti with the Home FUM. On board the flagship of the Home fit**) London, Mar. COMPLETE ooafldenec thai an> Gtefcnan attempt at an invasion ol Britain would U- and that the U-Umt menace woH<l be mastered was expressed to me by the
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    Carol And Lupescu In Lisbon
    181 2 Carol And Lupescu In Lisbon Lisbon, Mar. (i. IMCKUfG CAROL ol hum mi i --J and Madame lapaseu arrived v.if«|> in Lisbon afltr a thrilling escape b> ear from Seville across the mountain frontier. Cominenfinp, on the di unaMc escape of ex-King Carol of Rumania and Madam Magda I opescti
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    CHINESE ARMY IS EXPANDING
    184 2 War Minister Chungking. Mar. 5. FE war is turning definitely in China's favour. said General Ho Ying Chin, War Minister and concurrently Chief of General Staff, when he made a 3-hour report for the Peopled Political Council yesterday on the military situation in the past ten
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    74 2 I'M- Time out forT* refreshments i Even eighteen- m o n t h old j youngsters are entitled to L afternoon "tea" decided Michael 1 Damien Far- l row. young son i of Maureen > S O'Sullivan when he visited his i mother on a j set at Metro- IGoldwyD-j
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    Flying-Boa Shoots Dow Nazi Bomb
    212 2 Flying-Boa Shoots Dow Nazi Bomb London. Mar. An R.A.F. Coastal Comnl flying-boat on routine pi over* the Atlantic on Wed day, encountered two G:-n bombers and shot oown I according to an Air Mink communique. The other' severely damaged before made off. Up to a late hour. London DM after
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    HEROISM OF INDIANS
    394 3 HEROISM OF INDIANS NVw Ih-lhi, Mai'. f i, r many individual acta of heroism by Indian troops i the Eritrean canipeifn have now reached India. one Indian commissioned ofl_j cer led his men over mound I swept by machine-sun fire at Gogni and gained a steep ridge The party withstood
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    VICEROY OFFICERS IN INDIAN ARMY
    128 3 VICEROY OFFICERS IN INDIAN ARMY New Delhi, Mar. b. CI INC lbs budget debate ui Council of Slate. Gen AuXk, the l'-in-C saidUiJ Le were <»ne or two matters E which misapprehension exJJ in ihe jniml.s of the memding the Viceroys ers, he stated erests were close to lie would
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    14 3 Polish President Mr. Wladyslaw Rar/kiewicz inspects it*tu of the Polish Submarine •fl OJLP. "YYilk."
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    AEROPLANE FACTORY IN INDIA
    55 3 AEROPLANE FACTORY IN INDIA New Delhi. Mar. G. 1 icil of State, during' the Government that an aeroplane ei u d construepected to begin opera--5 weeks. to another question, said that the guuentmen! of Indians to in the Supply Ded always been borne an attempt was being "d suitable Indian*
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    54 3 r Bombay, Mar. 6. simulated a demand; f(r cottcn piecegoods; lumber of Empire counthe Btraite, AuaRouth Arrica. said the the Bombay Million at the annual that the Netherlands E -nt had also re- teres! in purchases with the result that month, exports had icy to increase and rt trade was
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    SHORTS
    123 3 Mr. J. P. BlddttlpH, m.c.w.. has assumed duties at Bungei Kt tani as Projector jj' Chinese, Kedah. in place et Mr. E. C B. Adkitiß who has come to Singapore. I His many friends will be interested to hear thai Capt. J A. Taylor. M.C has re-joined the Ann}'
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    Recruitment For Indian Services
    181 3 New Delhi. MM. 6, thf Indian Government is appointing trade commisTSonosh Canada and South America for the dura l.. 1 of t e war The question of appointing a radc co mi" imer in South Africa is abo _«^J^_ hellevation of the Indian represent^ m there
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    C.-IN-C. INSPECTS WAR CENTRES
    195 3 Bombay. Mar. 8. C*EN. Auchmleck. the new ComI mandcr-in-ChUf, has not lost any time in teeing personally some Ot the vital centres of India's war reduction and representative military units of various types in India. Dm hi", a number of whirlwind tours. Gen. Auchinieck has seen
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    Mrs. Dickinson To Address 800 Chinese Women On Saturday
    869 4  -  VERA ARDMORE By r\ M I vomer art ted *> pin a con < of tl Women' Commit-:-.,i Relief Fund et ireal World Cabaret on Ln honoui of inch h.is been kept ,t glnce the outbi til ip in. 1 ins
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    People And Places
    90 4 People And Places ["WOMEN! WAR "1 i A delightioii* in formal stiiy of Mrs. A a Diikinsun, Hid of the I.G.P.. i who will dr\ S (ires* 80(1 (hi i aeSC women it! j the Gre»l 1 World on Sa-i tut day on "The work that ni?n can do in
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    Her First Birthday
    76 4 Her First Birthday j THE charming I mother and chi'd picture is of Mrs. Naran > and her small t daughter Asha. 1 who was out 1 S year old on i Weinesday. Capta.n and I \Mi s. Narang > ffave a birth- i J day naity at J their
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      148 4 That ajjects every meal I von serve? es The answer is "The cooking fat you use," How easy then to improve and enriehen all meals simply by using the finest. PI'KICO is a wholesome vegetable fat made in the Philippines under American Supervision by most up-to-date methods untouched by hand.
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      117 4 rOMMEKIIM SVBJECT ENROL NOW Enroimtnti are nowte^Jjj for the commencement of cw» during the 1941 year of train* In the following subjects: All London Chamber of J tuerce 1941 BM»lnation isiW London Matriculation .lune and January 1942. School Certificate Exam"»H December, 1941. ifi Ml Pitman C»nih «.i'l tate Subjects. Particulars
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    MAKE FRIENDS WITH YOUR CHILD
    940 5 MAKE FRIENDS WITH YOUR CHILD don't am s J-bogey-majvj I «fc* lll< k fl«M*IOl* i father oi not really knowing hif children and 1 Charge vehemently. Yet the fact remaini that i on r Uf< to-day brings about this lamentable sc pi Mist be taken to correct it immediate u
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    Good For Supper
    43 5 with cal--3 make an exdish for the Ingredlare one pair I hard-boiled ggs beaten. 1 rcestershire ia tomato pepper. :ed brains, chop and add to beaten eggs, and seasoning ill a. id pan as lor If Uized. airings may be
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      115 5 xC 4-f' «H6^Hti&l----V 4t Attkm^^ WC T AmAmmmW* r _^i^fc _^Pl^^^^^^^^_-___ '^_#j» i_f _w 5C 5 y Sausages the finest that J Jw ever went into a s f\\. fryhWPO"- i Jil.TI There's a good I m m{l l oror.omical one. too n ev< r J,TJ V Mil ,x)und Of
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    WOMEN NOW JOINING UNLAWFUL SOCIETIES
    293 6 f traiEß evidence that membership in unlawful societies is SigSTwaa sentenced to six snreadinir to women was rorthcomio_g In the third couit. AT(>k>s rtßOro us imprisonment on SajK I youn P Chines,: girl, Ho Chi Khun, was sen- of helm, a member «m ced lo
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    Female Registration Compulsory In N.E.I.
    79 6 Batavia. Mar. 6. ■COR the Orst tim(> in iu r S J t 2 ry the Netherlands East Indies has begun registering women for compulsory services. The registration is compuLsorv lor a'i female Dutch subjects, whether European or native, be tween the ages of IB
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      Japanese Allege Poisoning Attempt
      601 6 THL preliminary inquiry in which b Suim Leong, faces allegations ol murder Mr. ana Mrs. Matsunaga by poisonin u loud was continued, yesterday, oeiore Mi At a previous hearing it was stated 17. Mrs. Matsunaga sent Leong who w in her husband's photographic studio in to
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      Indian Passive Defence For Singapore
      88 6 India n Passive Defence For Singapore AN Indian Passive Defence Commute up in Singapore lor the purpose of I the passive defence measures beinu taken ment. This committer -./as decided upon held on Wednesdav. March 5 unde, the Indian Association, and attended tatives of 23 other Indian otgftnlsatl tlement. Messrs.
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    H. L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    954 7 H. L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London I m I Moving Diary Of A[ British Airman: Racyj Details Of The Blitz j Over Britain: King Has His First War Holiday I Tm S3 a mmmmm London. .Jan. 9. r ng in ti u document V hich has Just been the Air
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    Japan Tightens South1 China Blockade
    144 7 Japan Tightens South 1 China Blockade REMIND the Japanese Prime Ministers admM«on that there is not a glimmer of hope for a settlement ol XaPan^ war in China, lies the story of the complete fe S of i Japanese blockade of China, states an article in an Australian morning paper.
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    Morning Tribune FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1941. NAZIS FORESTALLED
    336 7 MORNING TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1941. NAZIS FORESTALLED AS the British desert Offensive forestalled Mussolini's plan for the invasion of Egypt only by a few days, bo has the presence of Mr. Anthony Eden and Genera] Sir John Dill In the Middle East forestalled, by a few days, Hitler's approach
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    Musical Opinion
    871 8 MISS IIII.AItY \.\|i| I AM exceeding!} pleased to notice thai Miss Hilar Napier is giving further rtcital to-mcrrow night in the ict< .it Theatre. For not only will it give me an opportunity t<> see her dancing again, hut it also furnishes me with an excuse foi writ
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      165 8 tseaa Conduetins i Ik- .n fJM Sjanplmav orchestra B No ii) C Mln. (Beethoven) DBSS9l;94 s. i Conduetins The B.B.C. Sunnhom Orchestra Bj 6 in (Pa lorali (Beethoven) DB8369 73 nib.nid (rfolhl) CasaJi *C <lJo> with Pablo C.isals Orchestra D leito in A Mi:. Op. I0a (Brahms DB7423 26 •kowskl
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    Singapore Traffic Cases
    221 9 Singapore Traffic Cases K. NAKAYAN. 24. Ml Indian SOldlei attached to a signal lection, appeared before Mr. C. H. Whitton, erday, on a charge ol having committed an act not amounting lo culpable homicide, by causing the death of Tan Tuan, by driving a military lorry in a rasii manner.
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    ADOPTED SONS AND BURIAL GROUNDS
    453 9 AN important judgment reA gardtag adopted sons and burial grounds was delivered in the Supreme Court, yesterday, by Mr. Justice A.K. a Beckett Terrell. 'I ho burial ground in question was part of the estate of the i Af U r 0. nt, ur late
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    BROWN-OUT WAS A BIG SUCCESS
    894 9 BROWN-OUT WAS A BIG SUCCESS (Tribune Staff Reporter) SINGAPORE took its first "Brown-out" in its stride last night after the more exacting "Black-outs" held previously. There was an apparent earnestness in the effort on the part of every member of the public to observe the rules to the best of
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    POPULAR DOCTOR'S FUNERAL
    177 9 POPULAR DOCTOR' S FUNERAL THE popularity which he enjoyed among all members of the corn munitf was demonstrated by the huge attendance at the funeral lot the late Dr. Sampanthar Mather, A. M.o. Mental Hospital, Johore, and the profusion ol wreaths. The funeral took place at Johore Pahru on Wednesday
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    Premier Sends Thanks
    51 10 Batavia, star. u. Til!- British Consul-General in i has written a letter to the chairman of the Peoples' ncil thanking him on behall Ol Mr. Winston Churchill for the present and good wishes sent to the British Prime Minister on the occasion of 'he hitter's birthday. R<
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    38 10 Batavia, Mar. 6. IT IK an traffic between the Netherlands East Indies and Australia i.s gatalne daily in significance, declares the Batavia Radio Which adds that all planes flying Lo Australlo are full un until Afir. II. -Renter.*
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    Binoculars Needed For Fighting Services
    237 10 Binoculars Needed For Fighting Services THE Fighting aS%cvices of the Empire need bino. r culars. They cannot get enough from the J I manufacturers. The people of Malaya are asked i to give their binoculars to meet this need I Many officers and men are being handicapped in their war
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    FOR TRIAL ON DOUBLE MURDER CHARGE
    80 10 FOR TRIAL ON DOUBLE MURDER CHARGE KRISHNASAMY. 25, a coolie employed a* the Municipal Sewerage Department, was committed tor trial at the High Court yesterday, on two Charges oi murder, by Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate. He was committed fo r trial on charges lof having murdered iponnukannu a
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    26 10 Mr Choong i '111 C Q opted to the PerlLs A;r Raid Prccautli m nunittee as J t p j re;. ,r:ve ol thn Chinese Comniumtv.
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    ALLEGED V.C.G. HURT
    56 10 r)h Sai NgSs*e <48» yesterday appeared before the acting fifth magistrate. Mr. Hon Sui Ben, '\fj,'ierr a charge Of voluntarily causing gre vlous hurt to Seng Ah Kan at the 15^ milestone. Woodlands Hoad. on Feb. 20 was explained to hmv The ease was postponed to Mar.
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    Ratepayers And Petrol Ration
    125 10 Ratepayers And Petrol Ration JHE Singapore RatepayeJ sociation, it is beliesa likely to approach the Go* merit with a view to the rates of petrol ratios] altered to make the scto more applicable all round] A sub-commitiee, whii appointed to go thoroughly] the matter, is. it is believed, J to
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      328 10 Itch Germs Killed in 7 Minutes YofjraS attaa tai rly 10 minion tiny aaaaas mi i'or- j hide and < auae it rrlhiw (tcnlo Bcaema, Peeling, Hu ninar, Acii', Kingsrorn, Paorlaala, in. kheada, Plinplca. Pool itrh and oth.r m.i i.^h«-' I treatmenta sjive only t< n pdr.liy call tiny do
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      54 10 fry I i— .....a..—ar. aa I Miiii|ipiia!HPiMiiiiipiii Mll m > »Var and delayed mails have lot us down. The .Mickey Mouse continuation strips are not to hand, but. we ho,,,, Ihev will !)e in l day or two. In the meantime here are further experiences of Henry. s li II
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      442 11 on the; j AIR U* SINGAPORE zhl *ta saearaa <i.i» baan ZBF1 atst aaasjai I (9.55 OkC,a) /IIP3 41 iiirtrsw (726 me,a> I rem v 54 a.m. to Ui .%.ra. From 10 ao a ra. m 1 p ra r ram '.aa an to < ao a a. LONDON >
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    Troops To Help Farmers —To Fill Craters
    164 12 Troops To Help Farmers —To Fill Craters TROOPS are to help the fanners to n:in bomb crater* o.\ their land, following ntationa mad^ t<>' the War Office by .1 Farmers' Union. War Office have a.'i' I d to lenc aokUer-labour to farmers if it d not lnierfi re with the
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    Wife Shot Dead In Bed
    182 12 A STATEMENT that he had accident- ally shot his 33-year old wife while sh< vas In bed wag made I Danren, Lancashire by Cpl. Peter Mv Donald. 36 South Shields. He was cna.I ged with murder. McDonald, w h c I pleaded no:, guilty, was
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    190 13 Baltimore, Feb. 13. 0 f pilots and radio men, engaged in ferrying an aeroplanes to Britain, yesterday rtiscloted that long-range Consolidated patrol bombers hav< from San Diego to the British Isles with stops at it v. North Carolina, and Bermuda. headed by Mr.
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    71 13 Bank Holiday On Monday MONDAY. Mar 10. has been leclarod i Bank Holiday in Malaya This is In coniu <•- lion with the Defence Exercise now being held. It had t» Ited out that una holiday were declared inconvenience would be caused U1 offices many members of who.se staffs are
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    109 13 Escaped From Hospital: Boy Gaoled Goh y/ong Chai, IS, s Reformatory boy. caught after an unsuccessful attempt to escape from *he General Hospital where he had been sent for treatment, told Mr. Conrad 01d ham, the second magistrate, that he had attempted to escape to see his parents. Goh had
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    HAMMER ATTACK ALLEGED
    51 13 SAID to have Hart a compatriot by hitting him with a hammer. Low Chee, a Chinese, claimed trial when charged before Mr. Conrad Oldham. in the second court yesterday. The case was post poned for mention on Mar. 13. and bail was offered In the sum of
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    60 13 MURDER ALLEGED S^t. -Major RaRhu nath <30» of fhe In dlan Army appeared before the acting fifth magistrate, Mr Hon Bui Sen. when a charge of having murdered Mehtab Singh, also a soldier, at Nee Soon Barracks, on Mar. 4. was explained to him. The case was postponed a week
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    24 13 Mr Tars 8 formerlv Postma Ler. Kuinn. has retun from leave in India I [s now at Genera 1 P«*t Oil in Alor Star
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    280 14 FOLLOWING are weights for th third il.tv of the KL. raOSS in. morrow I Nf Mo <i 11 I Pour O'clock i SI 13 Might Queen'a star B I w <Ien <"- 8 Walt Dism 8.4 Poxdown i e 11 i I vein
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    220 14 .•VI. MAHESON took 8 wickets a< 1 1*1 a cos, of only 12 runs -his I last seven wickets cost only I runs for Pitman's College against the Anglo-Chinese School, at Ok! ham Hall yesterday. Pitman's College scored 53 runs to their opponents' 42 Scores PITMAN'S
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      208 14 Three- All Draw At Geylang gtrpcti Sports Club. S; x Tin Indian Association drea 3 I Bports Club In a divl I m 2B l< at Qeylang stadium yesterday. The Airport 8.C., B new team to l< displayed g< d ootball especially when then- forwards were seen in v 41
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      8 GOALS BY BRINKMANN'S
      256 14 Uvinkmann's 8; Guthrie's I BRINKMANN'S obtained a victory in the Busind Houses 1 It ague this season when they defeats Outhri by 8—2 on the J.C.S.A. ground yestess 'hi uighout Guthrie's, however, played with only ten SS Alth ugh Brinkmann's won comfortably, Us would have obtained
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      218 14 Unites! Engineers 3: N A AI United Engineers defeated the n a. A Business Roasts League match played Clerical Union prround yesterday evening by nvt rs« tc one thanks to Ahmad Omar who scored low- j The N. A. A. F.I. opened promisingly J" J most of
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      107 14 What did the h^^'x^\ Surveyor say— fit as he surveyed I {/Ky II Am "Goo(t° ia •®?aS a kjntS*y Good M yes, Johnnie Walker |1| 5 1 js blended from all the finest I WjZA /A\\ I whiakies of Scotland. "Old" T&ugffi Jb I —each of them ia matured j
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      67 14 l__iy B*J TO DAY SOCCER S.A.F.A. LSRgue Div. I. Malav.s v ArK.vlls. St:>nmm: Div. II 'A*. Signals v RAF .Seletan. Alexanira; Div II <B>. Customs v S.C FA. •B." Qeyisng; BILL.. TrttPtion v Ford. Sernnc;n,n Roud: Wcsfnca v A. PC. dpv3o' TENNIS. Y.M.C.A. tourn; tmen. 1 TIDE TABLE mon tidls
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    NEW SWIMMING CLUB HOUSE OPENING SOON
    181 15 NEW SWIMMING CLUB HOUSE OPENING SOON SINGAPORE'S newest swimming club building, the new premise* of the Singapore Chinese Swimming Ciub in Amber Boad is to be formally opened by its president, Mr. Lee Kong Chlan, on Friday. April 11. The opening ceremony uul nc made at 4.30 p.m.. after which
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    40 15 sereen's 4^ golden voiced I oaritone r Nelson Eddv, Metro Gold- wyn-Mayer star, i poses for the 1 cameraman on the s k e e t i shooting prac- t J tice range in 1 the yard of his home.
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    40 15 The P-./.d-'at of IHgrl S<mb;lin nasi u •> minted M''->rs G. J. O Hara. HickMH, I V; A II IIXMT. A. E. Mu'l.tlv. S A. M taia mm a A Martin Second-Lleuten in Uh sal Defence Corps, n. E Mil n.
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    52 15 His Excellency th< Hlfh OommlMlOlwr 'his nvide th»- following appolntrm-: th« P.M.S.V T Lieut R V. K. iJ .K.ui'l m, t, i*. Acting Captain; Lieut. J L Wood! to be ActlDf CapUlO; dipt II Oeary 10 n. Acting Major; StttM Umak M. a \V<H.llcombe bM MM promoted ♦<» tbl rink
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    186 15 i sailor who helped to recpwi the body ol bis A brkle-tolbe from a bombed bouse, haj been com lor hIS ,„iancf.cheerfu,;, rendered ,iv bombed part of London on Sept. 30 He Oirlinary Seaman Stanley Henry Bate! I his iwimendatlontel N Comm^r: >. .ers Convnand^rine
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    40 15 CHARGED with having stolen clothes worth $7 from the room of a house in North Bridge Road, Hoi Chong Kim, 17, pleaded guilty before Mr. Conrad Oldham, in The second court, yesterday. Sentence was postponed until Mar. 13.
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    58 15 The Hon. Mr. Justice KeMagher. European Judge, Kedun. and Mrs. G. B. K^l Jagher will be going on leave to South Africa shortlj The Hon. Mr. Juslice Lnvilie will take Mr Justice Kellagher's p'ace at Aior Star It is understood tha r on his return from leave Mi*. Justice -her
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    317 15 Tokyo i IS. JAPANESE engaged In the >iik industry, who have been greatl) disturbed ever since the introduction of nylon »n America audi more recently, i>y the word 'nylon' K "if, have been reassured by the president of the Du Pool thai
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    101 15 FE following are the results of ties played in the YM.C.A. tennis tournament yesterday: "A" class singles: A. G. B Pakir beat A. AlsagofT a--2. 2-6, 8-6. Open men's singles: Lim Hee Chi n and C. Y. Koh beat S K. 'Caw and K.T. San 7—5. 6—4
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      235 15 Public Notices SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TKNOKK8. TEMPERS are now invited for the following ijuiHTi.il- oi o'Tvlce. For peittsulata aaa Municipal Tender Roojii. Tender Dete ot closing Construction of WiikinRoiid lr.>i.i Grov6 ii ..ki to Tanjona K..iu>n»Soad. t Deposit $m> > 12 BsOOB, fc M-rcU 1941. Supplv of Fanlt.uv F)!tinR. (Depoeli s^o-l-4
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    ITALIAN PREPARE FOR SIEGE OF ADDIS ABABA
    448 16 ITALIAN PREPARE FOR SIEGE OF ADDIS ABABA LONDON. WAR. 6. Till. 1 1 AM VNS IN U>DI8 ABABA ABE WU *""*<" J* 1 SIEGE OF THE CAPITAL THE DA ILY I .M.I IAPHS SPECIAL COBBESPONDENT VI KIAIU 1 REVOLT HAS NOW PLABED UP INTH1 K .1 "PJjgJ* OFSHOA ANDHAS8PBEAD TO
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    30 16 Nsll.ana Turd plays the tm S drama tie of her caij as a h*P* Follies heauty S in a '»rthi romine. Me lr Goldwyn-Mfl S a vish mt*k1 t film.
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    Conscription Age Now Set At 55
    95 16 Conscription Age Now Set At 55 PY a Government Gazette j notification, published r I yesterday, all male British S subjects who have attained s I the age of 41 years and; j have not attained the age of 55 years are liable to be j called up for service
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      48 16 London, Mar. G— Air VieeMarshal Breese has been killed on active service as a result of a living accident, states the Air Ministry. Air Vice Marshal Breese was appointed Air Officer Commanding No. 18 (Reconnaissance) Group in September 19^8 and promoted AJ* Vice-Marshal in Julv last year -Reuter.
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      159 16 Washington. Mar ii— The Ger man occupation of Daly is reported here to be more complete than the occupation of Bulgaria. All Italian harbours are now said to be under German control and Italian secret police to be directed by high Gestapo ofliverConsequently, Italy Is sum regarded here as little
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