Morning Tribune, 21 March 1939

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE |\V. 42. ____^^O^E L JUESDAY Manh 21, 1989. J IVE CENTS.
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    RISIS UNITES BRITAIN
    411 1 \END OF PAR T Y DIFFERENCES HALIFAX ADMITS GERMAN MIGHT LONDON, MAR. 20. J THE FACE OF THE GRAVE ISSUES WITH WHICH WE ARE CONCERNED, PARTY DIFFERENCES SEEM TO DISAPPEAR, DECLARED LORD HALIFAX AMIDST CHEERS, WHEN MAKING A STATEMENT IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS THIS AFTERNOON. It
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    Soviet Leads In Move Against Germany POWERS IN CONSULTATION
    228 1 Soviet Leads In Move Against Germany POWERS IN CONSULTATION London. Mar. 20. I indentanO that immediate communications ar? taking: place ten the British Government and the Soviet, Polish. Rumanian. Turkish and Bulgaria Governments on the Central F.uropean l Greece aKo believed to be in. .tim< pi .uitionary measures are being
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    14 1 klta 20:— Forty-five 1 were drowned at Krzefhentheice on which e skating cracked.—
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    "No Sacrifice Too Great For British Nation"
    125 1 "No Sacrifice Too Great For British Nation" THE declaration that "there is no effort or sacrifice which the people of Britain are not prepared to accept if it was shown to be necessary for the protection of Britain's vital interests.'' was made by Sir John Anderson (Minister of Civilian Defence)
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    More Crisis News
    17 1 Rritish Cabinet Meeting 8 Hungarian-Rumanian Tension 20 German-Rumanian Trade Agreement 21 Press Comments 24
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    139 1 L I ••■rliii, Mar. 20. armed i ved k < the ind «ven r.xi-w A, crman Naval I German .'s naval B r!l4in cent of that of *tV e Tt the f^" eom«enta e mternational situation. Tt is indicated that Germany would n^t j hesitate to abandon tbe agreement
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    Hungary To Join Axis Powers?
    150 1 Hungary To Join Axis Powers? Budapest. Mar. 20. AN outspoken article in a local newspaper by a member of Parliament is believed to reflect the views of the extreme Right Wing Government bloc. It states: "The occupation of Bohemia is only the intermediate stage. There are further moves to come.
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    WOMAN'S EAR-RINGS AS MOTIVE FOR BRUTAL MURDER?
    661 2 WOMAN'S EAR-RINGS AS MOTIVE FOR BRUTAL MURDER? (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpui*. Monday. T i: th ory that what ii now referred to as the "Green-shirt muraei was m ta (sitting ol i I Jealousy or fai lily squabble, but a delib. lood murder of a poor woman with the
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    SINGAPORE'S NEW CHINESE BANK
    170 2 \TOST of Singapore** leading Chineae banker;, wer. al [m of Ihe N Kwantr'i.nr, PrMnr'a l Bank. Sll ;..p4,r_ yesterday, when a rr.eptH.n was given in the mormigtfl the tummciictmenl ol business. I Th< m and ba. 4 ran lies. The mai .he a 1 Singapore \.:r.?i
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    Boxer On Theft Charges
    159 2 Boxer On Theft Charges Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Monday. James Henry Kelson, the youi.<- Eur?akatl boxer \v!k) is alleged to have broktn Into the bouse of the Officer- in -Char* oi Detective^ was produced this moinip.r; at the First Court when the preliminary Inquiry into i series of chars
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    MARCUS SHOW
    102 2 THE Marcus Show's new programme. 1 which began on Sunday night, is attracting good houses, and yesterdays performance was as excellently staged as Uie previous ones. The show Is even more dazzllngly beautiful than before. and the humour i.s well presented ana original. Individually and as a chorus
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    151 2 Blfepers. Monday. i CIKIKISKD at i lerry ssnerg--0 in? from Waki field and Co. a godown on Read Road apparently uncontrolled. \ir. G. HL Brett who waa returning home aim,. Read Road, stopped, having to swerve violently m doing so. to avoid an accident. (Setting out ef lii- t
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    FIRE-FIGHTING THRILLS AT THE ALHAMBRA
    129 2 FIRE-FIGHTING THRILLS AT THE ALHAMBRA TIRE-FIGHTING thrills provide the fare at the Alhambra under the title of "Sh: Loved Fireman." Warner picture which began a season la*t n'sht. Hc-rr.an Robert Aimstrone. with Die.; Forr.n anc: Ana S_}er d*:i pr >vide th j ?hree pom'* cf the f r an?le w,thin
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      31 2 "CARLOS" No. 2, THE ARCADE, Telephone 6332 European Hair Dressers For Ladies and Gentlemen Specialists in all tho latent methi di and esparto in pedicure and manicure. I Prices moderate. i
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    130 3 I espcndmmt\ I Muar, Sunday. I Chamber of I v t the scene of a |i 1 honour of the As tr Mr. F. K. Wilson, on rture from Muar I v wo hundred r;, ou .s communities I party, which was Irbv Mi M. V. Pillai. l nest
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    Herly Book-Keeper In Forgery Charge
    527 3 I Singapore. Monday I .tleily book-keeper clerk employed by Messrs. I sh Ltd., appeared before Mr. Justice W. K Home in Oil thice charges of making erasures and Miles book of the firm of Messrs. Kelly and r.t to defraud. Il .1 alleged era- 1
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    MAN GIVES EVIDENCE AGAINST SON
    825 3 Accused Alleges Brother Threatened To Shoot Him Singapore, Monday. A WELL-DRESSED Chinese clai~_,j n wis v,......_e claimed trial this morning in the Second Police Court before Mr. S. H. Cheah to a charge alleging false report with intent to c use the arrest of his
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    ENGAGEMENT
    35 3 The engagement is announced betwe.n ('live Tilibrook. only son of Mr F. C. i Tilibrook and the late Mrs. Tilibrook oi j London, and Lina only r.«ue_tiei of Cav. rtodolfs Nolli of Milan. Italy.
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      124 3 Do You Need Classes? Only an examination by __g3Baa__. skilled qualified spe- 4 aKfr^^ cialist will tell you to /f^SeajijS* what extent your vision u R. A. THOMPSON Dr. of Ocular Science, Govt. Licentiate (U.S.A.) i 35 Years European Clinical Experience. 4. Arcade Ground Floor. Tel. 3002. THOMPSON OPTICAL CO..
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      BULLION MARKET
      15 4 London. Monday. GOLD r" °> 6 loC^ Fine Bar per oz. IT.t.iJi ir^r.7.7.7.^^r.^»^. I
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      122 4 Previous Lor.ci i3^B PALM OIL (Malaya) H lii bulk Mar. Apr. shipment £15 5 0 Value COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) I April Shipment £11.2.6 Sellers I SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) M March April Shipment 8 4 1 2 Bella TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality (Singapore* March Shipment 12 9 So".
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      METAL MARKET
      15 4 Previous TIN STANDARD Spot (afternoon (closing price) £214 x Forward £213 3 4 >-
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      Fraser's Daily Report
      122 4 Singapore, Monday. Tin at midday was $109*,. up fc, and the price ol Rubber at 4 o clock was buyers Spot 26 cents, buyers July Sep- j tember 26 cents. \lthoueh owing to the political situation there was almost a complete absence of buyers In the market
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      FRANCO INSISTS ON SURRENDER
      35 4 Burgos. Mar 20— "We wish a victori us peace" declared the Nationalist Minister of the Interior. General Suner. replying to the Madrid wireless appeal yesterday to Franco to open peace negotiations.—Reuter.
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      33 4 RUBBER Previous Market Tine D I Moot Buyers 13 IS lb Sellers 16 116 Forward July Sept. Buyers 15 15!1« Sellers 16 l;lo nriv I klwketTone Qui« I Soot I
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      62 4 Previous T.T. oii Paris (cloilni selling rate) 176 8^ I T.T. on Amsterdam 'closing middle rate > 882 116 I T.T. on Shanghai closing selling rate> 8 J 8 I T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is 215 16 I T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate) Is. 2d
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      RADELLA RUBBER ESTATE
      277 4 RADELLA RUBBER ESTATE Till, annual genera] meeting of Shareholders of the -Udells Robber Kstate. Limited, will be in Id on "tlar. 25, neon .it t. Fee. Bead, HaThe Direct rl Is as folk Th Ited in a pro 15,906.46; the balance brough ard from last year wai I 120.12 •sal
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      29 4 Prev: Imperial Chemical Industries 30 Rubber Plan In* I OEMBI Trust 28 0 British American Tobacco 98 1 H Chinese 5 i Renor.g^. (London L^uc. MH
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      40 4 OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL To keep abreast with the progress of economic developments, no business concern can afford not to take advantage of the multifarious services offered by a reputed banking institution with years of financial experience MASTERS.
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      15 4 SOITII mtmsn INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. Loss of Profits Insurance Jl Tel. 5926. t. Finlayson Green
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    699 5 I MINING fi v.Mar. 3 20,5pm. I 4 9 5,3 m 39 44 m 20 6 216 m 0.67 0.71 m 19 3 20,3 I- 1.25 130 ioi- 10,9 M£i-'-- 116 12 3 1 0.25 0.30 M 0 60 0.65 W ..16 9 18I 5.6 7i1 20- 216 27
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    210 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Mar. 20. 5 p Company Dividend Books Total rot Close Date Ex Div. year. TIN Rtnonß Consold. 6d. No. 25 Mar. 17 Mar 24 Mar. 18 2H% RUBBER Ayer Fanas 4'i Mar. 30 Apr. 6 Mar. 31 4% Benta 4% Mar. 20 Mar.
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    LYALL & EVATTS QUOTATIONS
    212 5 LYALL EVATTS QUOTATIONS Singapore, Monday. MIMNC* Buyers Sellers Am^ tS 0 3 fi9 ,/2 067 Ayer Wengs 0.62 0.57 Batu Selangors 1-^5 J-g Hong Fat* 0 R 61 0 65 Hongkong Tin 16 6 17 b Jelebus 0.58 0 q 63 Kamunting Tin 8 3 9 I KatuTin 216 226
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    173 5 3 ri--3% I 00 c,. PEAAMt MUNICIPAL 5% >926 red. 1956-36 C4.W.000. 4*% ff^fe I 118 120 ci. Int Viay 15 r.ov. io 3«c MM "red. 1955-1965 $625,000 Int June 1 Dec. l 3% i937 red. 1955-65 $3,000,000 Intbepi-M^rj^..^, MIA 59 516 JOO 0(K) ■18 120 cl
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      161 5 NEDERLANDSCH HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N. V. incorporated in the Netherlands (Netherlands Trading Society/ BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1324 Paid Up Capitr" f 40,030.000 Statutorv Reserve Fund 5,000.000 Special Reserve 1,000,000 Chairman of the Board of Directors i H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: ID. CRENA DE lONGH President Iff. TAUDIN
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      412 6 Iflß--^BHgBgBBBBBBB^SSSaBS^B^^-^S^BSBgSgSBg SBgsgg.gg--88-g--Bs--SBB-__BB 1 jl I HILARITY REIGNS SUPREME! THIS MONTH'S BIC COMEDY TKEATIfI SUfT"?*. 1,6-15 OPENING TO-NIGHT PAVILION 9-15 .<E_®2§ I W AN ARTISTS WIFE COMPETE WITH THU CHARMS OF _________pP__t^ >eria of HER HUSBAND* MODELS? '""T[lfcfr I < 0 Sec hou thfv unblushing bride irom i,a\ Parte tamed th>
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      200 7 H Warner Bros. Thrilling Melodrama 1 1 1 a AARP A T(M)AY AT :MV B ("I AA^DInA 6-15 9-15 P.M. pi. ol llicir lives For The Thrills of Yours! J *S.rens Scr«Mn«ig! Motors bang! fi These Sea-Coiog Fire-Fighters Blaze lj Tfieir Way To New Thrills For You! j I _L
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      139 7 Press Public Enthuse AGAIN Over THIS GRAND NEW SHOW! AfHaimcd aw .'.en 111l I 111 Than Their I iisl Programme! Jra __-^'fflw-/.^-**s-yg-_-l re_yS_-_! --fl-fi ,_JH H( _^.4^l vfl _^_F I___K m\Wy^ H R7 '"*_v-___________i SEE the amazing novelty "MANHATTAN IN THE RAIN'— An Actual Rainstorm on the Stage! SEE HA
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    BRITAIN TO TAKE LEAD IN MOVE AGAINST GERMANY?
    914 8 BRITAIN TO TAKE LEAD IN MOVE AGAINST GERMANY? TWO IMPORTANT DECISIONS HAVE BEEN MADE BY THE BRITISH J- CABINET IN VIEW OF THE EUROPEAN CRISIS-TO MAKE "IMMEdiate Contact with peace-loving ccwnuis JfOUCHorr THE WORLD" AND TO ORDER IMMEDIATE LARGE-SCALE ACCELERAtihm inj THF ARMS PROGRAMME. I l\_/l II Under extraordinary powers
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    DROP IN RUBBER STOCKS
    153 8 DROP IN R UBBER STOCKS (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Mar. 8. WORLD stocks of crude rubber outside the regulated areas amounted to 4.1.851 tens on Jan. 31 compared with 456.845 tons on Dec 31 and 32'M»*.5 ton> on Jan. 31 last vear. acccrd.ng to the latc>t statistical bulk t
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    304 8 USUI 111 IS IMSIM II I Hongkong. Ma: THE So\;tt-Japanese relations are further strained by the con tion est a submarine fleet around the fishing lots Nine J cruisers are appearing in Northern Korea, it is revealed is Chew Jit Poh). fV r-t. 4 Chungking. Mar. 19. To get
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    140 8 H TS r _.W^ amid Um trum,vts. ""the platform lv a f .Ministers. j !raVi ;'fl Uwnnjr l-y re,i„ llal ;Jul },v delegations of t?_H party. -fl The station was deco.av._M Mtca fla»s and there were '>_____ outside th( station _u>.- route. Gen come declared: Aci^f h!^_______| tored to
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    50 8 s MR. C. H. WHITTO m tr j CL ju dav convicted Kho $25 or 11 days; s.i on i driving at > January 15. lme d Ujjj; Defendant hr W secution statedtided with a ri to overtake i sengers in th.' ivtd tni* of it and metis rec«
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    ARGE SCALE ARMY MANOEUVRES IN AUGUST
    186 9 ARGE SCALE ARMY MANOEUVRES IN AUGUST London lm < since 1918. the entire f rmy will take part m p euvres next August jj the hilly regions oi JJ toriaed units will take in order to test c< nditions as much like le. Experts wish par S -innate the worth
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    France's Westminster Abbey
    605 9 p-Mm,_i a Westminster Abbey, resting place of kings, unlike the cathedral in which England s royal dead lie, is outside the capital, at St. Denis, an industrial town four and a half miles to the north of Paris. It is in the abbey of St. Denis that
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    CROWNED IN BUCKET OF MILK
    42 9 CROWNED IN BUCKET OF MILK Auckland. New Zealand bat months, Peter Cunningred in a bucket of milk. i had been left to play in the kitr and when his mother I was dead, with his c 'ket and his feet barely I
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    Japan's Invitation To The Windsors
    62 9 Tokyo rE Duke and Duchess of Windsor will be invited by the Japan Board of Tourist Industry to visit this country next year. Makoto Den. Tourist Board chief, announced recently. Invitations will also go to Shirley Temple. Leopold Stokowsky and authotaaaaa Margaret Mitchell and Pearl
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    Debutante To Inherit Earldom
    197 9 Debutante To Inherit Earldom London. ONE of the most remarkable debutantes ever presented will appear at Court this season. She is Miss Elizabeth Le-veson-Gower, and she is remarkable because, although she has at present no title at all, she is:— Heir presumptive to a seven-century-old earldom; Heir presumptive to a
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      68 9 WEARNES AIR SERVICES LIMITED I EASTER HOLIDAYS I reduced return tares are available from April 6th till Wl] in 1939 to Ipoh 60.00 to K. Lumpur 42.00 In either Ll »npur to Ipoh 28.00 direction, to Penang 42.00 to Penang 20.00 issued are not subject to cancellation and are only
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      20 9 SANDEMAN'S 9 PORTS H SHERRIES discerning jsT\ well-matured I I_f ___________T _--------------H J _-___H \C"-____F lmL__' r l^mmmmmmmWr WPS IA
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, March 21, 1939. HELP FOR RUMANIA
    332 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, March 21, 1939. HELP FOR RUMANIA gUIriPKISE is naturally felt that the trade agreement between Great Britain and Germany went through last week and was duly signed just as if nothing untoward was happening in the realm of international politic?. The agreement was made between delegations representing
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    Nazi Spy Ring In United States
    2605 10 Nazi Spy Ring In United States Thriller Of Real Life j I AST year's amazing spy trial m J the United States, which rei suited in penitentiary sentences for three German-born men and a woman, left a mystery behind. Now Slav- faced former G-man Lvov. G Turrou has torn the
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    ANGLO-GERMAN TRADE COMPETITION
    242 11 ANGLO -GERMAN TRADE COMPETITION Bucharest. DBRITISH firms tendering for orders to the value of several million pounds sterling to supply wheat silos to Rumania have been ousted by German and swiss companies. The orders were for silos to contain 200,000 tons of wheat, or two-fifths of Rumania's total capacity An
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    THE FATHER OF FRENCH HISTORY
    209 11 PREPARATIONS are being made to 1 celebrate in France the fourteenth centenary of Gregory of Tours, the father of French history, who was born at Clermont, in Auvergne, in 539. This son of Auvergne, when he had become Bishop of Tours, in the last quarter
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    83 12 Eight ounce air mines which will be released bv the hundred to float ?Uard a ainst raidin P ,anes hav been invented b> Major II J. Muir. an ex-ArtlUrv man of Bassett Avenue Southampton. But although the bomb has been seen and approVed bv naval, air force, army and scientific
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    63 12 M a MB BIHMHaMIHHIIHaHHaIg^ The modern western pastime of ski-ing practised on It* nnd- dy £^1* ol ih/l a ,M W °l the ancient P^amids Skis are the latest *"*'%£s and «LS LJl E >ptian natives fin that skis nrevtnt Jg and speed up travel over short distances. The ski
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      61 12 aaaf wi^^^/a\mfi%s__\ /A —J ——MM^Mmmm\mm\r^^_\ W Air Travel Cheaper Still SINGAPORE LONDON £130 PENANG LONDON £125 EVEN TIPS INCLUDED CORRESPONDING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADI TO AND FROM OTHER DESTINATIONS, [imperial! airways! Book-np and Luloi -nation fron tho principal travel »o-U, «r fron* Mft-Uletd Ca Ltd-, Genera. A*ento fir Malaym, Oeeaa
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    PRINCESSES AND PONIES
    207 13 liter uatchfag events at the National Ponv Show in th* Miug.on. London, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Mar^ L STlCU,tural Ha riti' anH n P Pc. n H rj oc I# r iar aret Rose went into the Nation?: E /abeth an d Princess Margaret Rose visited the
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    Little Beauty Troubles
    1763 14 Nearly every skin has its own problem which can be solved by careful, regular treatment. ATTENTION to make-up and complexion has never been more important than it is to-day. This is chiefly due to the current hair-stye which, in spite of hints to the contrary, seems likely
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      61 14 p\ A /?/./> farewell to broken nails. h": Hailed as n qrand discovery by women who tegard reallj nice nails as a hopeless problem s*, and suffer irom nails that easily break. Nail v^_t___ > Protecta applied before liquid polish protects the nails, prevents breaking and chipping I and makes
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      38 14 i Now Open 1} IJ t* I Hair-dressing Salon 1 Beauty Parlour, Permanent j j Waving, Bleaching, Dyeing, j Facials Manicures A i Specialty. j l 10. BATTERY ROAD. 1 > Room IB (2nd Floor) Phone 7555 if w
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    Upswept Coiffures
    694 15 L still popular, though now the scrapeda |oft line is giving way to a more gently rising sweep. HOUGH present-day coiffures aimctive, there are still L iong us who chng to the wavs. frightened to n.ake the Lfj wondering wheill not cut off their newL ks: still more
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      348 16 |i. TO FRENCH Port CAP ST. JACQUES For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazarie Borcto BANGKOK Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp, Dunkirk Mar TO SAIGON INOOCHINj CAP VARELLA For Saigon, Tourane and Haiphon^ CAP PADARAN For Saigon, Tourane and Haiphong m m 8. A. M. 1. (from Saigon) G.G. MAURICE LONG For Saigon J
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    126 17 KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Lch. Molek— Singapore —Poseidon— Gorgon— Recorder Oil Wharf: Nil Coal Wharf: Nil VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Pagar Albert Dock: Lighter L V -toria Dock: Islander. Keopel Harbour Kind's Dock: Nil. No. 1 Dock: Matanp No. 2 Dock: Giang Bee SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE
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    Mails Expected
    134 17 Mails irom Europe &c. (Londom by mperial tc-day. Delivery cf boxholder?' ,'ette-s onlv and general delivery of letters at 9 a.m. Mails from Australia. Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas) to-day. Doi livery of boxholders' letters only at I 1 p.m. and general delivery of letters zl 4.05
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    PASSENGERS BY THE MARELLA
    181 17 PASSENGERS BY THE MARELLA The following passengt-rs from Australian ports are expected to arrive in Singapore in the Marella on about Mar. 31: Mrs. S. Upton, Miss J. Upton. Mr. P. Lindsay, Mr. E. J. Barber. Miss A. P. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. G. Harvey, Mrs. G. T. Gardiner. Miss
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    188 17 The following are arrivals and departures by Qantas and Imperial Airways: Arrived by the Coohtngatta: Sir Adam Lady Ritchie. Commander Bi ownfleld, Mrs. E. G. A. Clifford, from Bangkok. Left by the Coolangatta: Miss E. A. MarHect. for Batavia; Mr. J Simpson. Major M. Gumbleton. Mrs. A.
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    Law Notice For To-day
    65 17 J Before th? Chief Justice at 10.30 a.m. 1 Enquiry in O.S. 21 39— Re Cyril Aloy-SiU-s Stanislaus de Souza, an alleged lunatic. Mr. Justice Pedlow at Malacca— Civil cases. Before Mr. Justice Home in the 2nd Court at 11 a.m. Assiz?s.— Rex vs. Suppiah Naidu.
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    21ST BIRTHDAY
    48 17 i_nr\ i i In honour of the 21st birthday of Mr. Patrick Neubronner, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Neubronn.r, a dinner and dance were held at 18. Waterloo St. on Saturday. More than 100 guests attended, and a flashlight picture was taKen. Mt
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      192 17 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE! TO-DAY "Imperial" Mar. 21 2 nm. "Imperial" 21 2 p.m. "Imperial" 21 2 p.m. Whole "Qantas" m 21 7.45 a.m. 1 "Imp. ial" 21 2 p.m. l Whole "Imperial" 21 2 p.m.| 'Imperial" 21 2 p.m. 1 i..d Palestine 'Imperial" 21 2 p.m.' nmd Iftland "Imperial" 21 2
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      91 17 Mails Delivered Ma" ls despatched from Singapore or .Teb. 24 by the s.s. Ranchi was deliverec in London on Mar. 18. Air Mail To Australia Owing to the late arrival of thc Imperial Flying Boat from Europe etc. the air mall for Australia, Java etc. previously announced as closing at
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    THE "VOICE OF CHINA
    281 18 'THE following is the r.via time-table and program. of the Chinese Internatioi Broadcast in_r Station at Chan ing the "Voice of (hina": TRANSMISSION E: Dirwtio to South-Ch'na and the Malay Art pelajro. Time in Singa pore: 8.20 pm. 10.50 p.m. Call Sifn XtiOV— Sprint Sobt —Autumn
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      506 18 COLOMBO VPB 6.16 Mc'.s (48.7 m.) p.m. 1' :o Sinhalese music. 1 05 Hindustani music. 1 20 The news (in Sinhalese ani Tamil*. 1 35 Tamil music. 1 50 The news and announcement: (in English*. 2 05 Classical music. 2 50 "Lunch hour music. 3 20 Interval. 4.20 For schools,
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    MADAME CHIANG FLAYS THE JAPANESE
    534 19 ORLD STANDS AGHAST IS FACE OF THEIR ATROCITIES Chungking, Mar. 20. rffFR trcssing mostly the necessity for care on the material side nation*] reorganization and reconstruction in her previous •Hides Madame Chiang Kai Shck specially refers to the reme need of and the imnortanee of
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    ANTI-WAR GROUP FORMED BY JAPS
    81 19 ANTI-WAR GROUP FORMED BY JAPS j Hongkong, Mar. 19. A GROUP of members of the Japanese Residents' Association in Shanghai recently formed an anti-war alliance to organize Japanese residing along the Shanghai-Nanking and Shanghai-Hangchow railways to spread anti-war propaganda among thc Japanese troops in the triangular front bound by Shanghai,
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    KULING BOMBED BY JAPANESE
    116 19 KULING BOMBED BY JAPANESE Chungking, Mar. 20. THE Hiding mountain resort, where a number of foreigners are still remaining, was subjected to constant aerial and artillery bom bardments by the Japanese who again sent five planes to _n>mb Ruling at 1 p.m. on Mar. 1". 1 our houses were wrecked
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    Death Of Famous Chinese
    110 19 Chungking. Mar. 20. MAJOR General Theodore Tinghsin Tu, director of the students' department Of the New Life Movement and chief secretary for the war area service corps, died of kidney trouble yesterday after_ocn He was survived by his wife and ons. Fortv three vears old. Tu
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    Hainan Island Situation
    67 19 Kweilin. Mar. 20. -The military situation in Hainan Island remains unhanged The Japanese are busil) .{lengthening the r oefences_ Their air•elds at Hoihow and Wancharrg have ■een completed. Scores oi Japanese warships au •tanding bv off Hoihow, north Hamar irt" and a number oi them are cruijng
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    Another Protest To Japan?
    107 19 Another Protest To Japan? Hongkong, Mar. 20. nRITISH and American skippers 11 B Shanghai are requesting their respec tive governments to protest to Japai tgainst arbitrary detention of pasoeng ers on British and American vessels b. Japanese preventive jupenti ol th Shanghai customs administration. It is alleged that the preventive
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    REV. LEIGH'S TRAGIC DEATH CONFIRMED
    172 19 REV. LEIGH'S TRAGIC DEATH CONFIRMED i Changsha, Mar. 20. REV L G. Baker of Changsha wh< I has' returned from PingWam north-east of Shangsha in Hunan Pro i hce central China, confirmed th. tragic death of Rev. A. G. Leigh British missionary at the hands .oil* nanese airmen who raided
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    Coroner's Inquiry Postponed
    171 19 Coroner's Inquiry Postponed Singapore, Monday. VI I.. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, to-day postponed the hearing of an inquiry into the death of a Hokkien Chinese .named Toh Kee Thor who was killed on Feb. 3, when the cycle he was riding came into collision with a taxi driven
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    Japanese Drive On Nanchang Fails
    144 19 Japanese Drive On Nanchang Fails Nanchang. Mar. 20. OBSERVERS interpret the recent Japanese landing o» the tast shore of the channel tc the W lake, in north Kiangsi proxihce south of the lower Yangtze River. < as an attempt t„ isolate Chinese gueirillas ba?ed at Ruling as well a* to
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    PLEADS GUILTY TO TRAFFIC CHARGE
    104 19 PLEADS GUILTY TO TRAFFIC CHARGE Singapore, Monday. MK. Ng Chung thua was to-day fined $50 by Mr. C. H. Whitton. Traffic District Judge and Magistrate, when Ng pleaded guilty to the charge of causing hurt to Boonella 3 by negligentlv driving his car at the Irinction of Khiam Hock Road
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    JAP ATROCITIES
    82 19 n Hongkong. Mar. 20.-- Should the Jah uanese emerge vicarious, women a throughout the world would share the l same fate as Chinese women, as the d Japanese are truly trying to conquer i* the world, warned Miss Agnes Smedley_ it an American writer, in a Shanghai Press
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    REUTER REPLIES TO THE TIMES
    587 20 DEPLYING to the London "Times" regarding the news bulletins, issued by the 8.8.C, the chairman of Reuters news agency. Sir Roderick Jones, writes: As for the practice of checking and counter-checking reports and reierrnv. them from one centre to another for corroboration, that goes on
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    HUNGARIAN-RUMANIAIN CLASH IMMINENT?
    663 20 TROOPS RUSHED TO i RUTHENIAN BORDER London, Mar. 20. T HE situation in Europe appears to be particularly 1 the news messes emanating from Bucharest .capital of Hungary. Both Rumania and Hungary are reported to be <"**"*■_>* the colours, savs Reuters correspondent .n that c>l.v. and both
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    Went Armed In Public, Jailed
    88 20 Went Armed In Public, Jailed Singapore. Monday. A YOUNG Malay, ('mar bin AU, waa sentenced io 18 weeks' ligorcus imprisonment when found guiltv to-day, by the District fudge (Mr. L. B. Gibson), en a charge of "gcing armed in publii." Cmar was seen behaving in a suspicious manner by two
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    LAWYER ON DRIVING CHARGE
    136 20 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ipoh, Mar. 20. MR. Mervyn Farr, European member -.i the local Bar, pleaded guilty to a charge of causing grievous hurt to a Chinese woman by negligently driving his car on the evening of Feb. 25 at Ipoh. and was sentenced by the
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    265 20 MRS. D. G. POTTS, hon J of the Ink .-national I Guild, writes as follows--We have read recently in thi a good deal of criticism, much adverse, of the "lazy women pore." We feel that in many these ladies are not lacking inn but lacking in opp rtunity .or
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    ALLEGED CRIMINAL BREACH OF TRUS
    82 20 B ..ipore. Mo' Bail of 52.000 allowed hioj Fourth Police Court was the Criminal Dtotrict ecu mg when the rfiarge jgW Bong Kim Puah. e breach of trust, came up wt tf Kim Puah. a Wil ttgg alleged, committed ««»J%| trust in respect ol I9OMI
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    Big Chandu Seizur
    60 20 mm Sini ore A raid by offl A partmenl on a bo street on M*r. 16W p i morning in the C ito£ tn; I where Lau Tnc ci charge alleging 504 in the toportation 0 s 2. Red Lion chandu. ll alk w ed P Bail
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    Germany And Rumania Reach Trade Agreement
    186 21 Germany And Rumania Reach Trade Agreement I Bucharest, Mar. 20. 4NIA stood firmly in the vitally important trade negotians with Germany. This is the chief deduction to be made the statement in official circles that agreement with Gerdelegation is expected this week. It is expected it will be the "completion
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    ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL
    377 21 Ifctricil Elliott's excellent techcue i«.; infants infected with hk iris carried out through- e mu md $5 per cent, of these Ins were eiifoi, says tbe Me- port in. Hospital by the sts on all the Ante--5 I per cent, infected ..hological reports rm and round
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    BRITISH TRADE DELEGATION IN POLAND
    73 21 BRITISH TRADE DELEGATION IN POLAND j Warsaw, Mar. 20. MR. Hudson, Mr. Aston GwatJU kin and Sir Peter Qu.ntin, Comptroller of Overseas Trade, arrived here and were met by the PoHsh Vice-Minister of Trade and the British Ambassador. It is understood that the trade discussions will include the question of
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    Will Britain Grant Czech Recognition?
    261 21 ?c London, Mar. 20. L m eeting of the Cabinet was held this morning to continue of the critical situation brought about by the Gerof the Munich Settlement by the annexation of Czec"ua and °y the latest reports of wider German aims in Eastern 1
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    BRITON KILLED BY JAPS
    170 21 Chungking, Mar. 20. \|R. A. G. LEIGH, the British 1 Missionary in China, who was reported killed when the Japanese bombed Pingkiang, on Mar. 15, perished, according to a later Reuter message, in the dug-out where he had taken refuge. Eight Chinese comprising his cook and
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    JAPAN'S NEW NAVAL WORLD CHALLENGE
    215 21 JAPAN'S NEW NAVAL WORLD CHALLENGE London, Mar. 20. THERE is good reason to believe that the Japanese six-year naval construction programme, although its existence was only admitted in Tokyo in the past few days, was actually begun in 1937, says the Daily Express naval expert. Despite the jealous secrecy surrounding
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    SINGAPORE EPWORTH LEAGUE
    177 21 SINGAPORE EPWORTH LEAGUE THE Singapore District Epworth Leagues comprising of the [Straits Chinese Epworth League, 'the Geylang Young People's Circle, Geylang Straits Chinese, Foochow, Wesley, Telok Ayer, Paya Lebar and the Tamil Epworth Leagues, are preparing to hold their Jubillee Institute from May 27, to May 29, this year at
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    "WORLD CONQUEST BY CONSENT"
    70 21 Johannesburg, Mar. 20. fHE view that "world conquest by consent," as also all talk of the return of Colonies to Germany should be stopped now is expressed by the Rand Daily Mail. "It is by no means certain that such a step would lead to war,"
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    CHINA FLEET SCORE GOOD WIN OVER COMBINED SERVICES
    449 22 Armstrong's Last-Minute Goal Decides Issue PXCITEMENT ran high and thrills were served up in plenty at the Jalan 3 Besar stadium when the China Fleet yesterday met and defeated the Combined Services by two goals to one in a very keenly fought
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    1,220 STUDENTS AT SPORT
    77 22 1,220 STUDENTS AT SPORT I The annual Chinese School Sports under the auspices of the Assistant Director of Education (Chinese), this year, will take place on April 21 and 22 at the Jalan Besar Stad urn. 42 schools, with 1.220 students. 846 I boys and 3«4 firls. will participate in
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    Post Office And Pulau Brani Draw
    731 22 I Post Office .2. Pulau Brani 2. 1 N a fast game which abounded with thrills, the Post Office drew with the Pulau Brani team 2—2 at the Stadium yesterday in a division lIA S A.F.A. league game. Pulau Brani played splendidly, especially during
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    31 22 One tie wa. played in the S.C.C. Law. Tennis Tournament yesterday when W 1 11 Droogleever and Mrs. Hipkin beat J MA. Dean in the mixed doubles 6—4. 6- *>
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    DIVISION II SOCCER
    27 22 i lii a soccer match yesterday at th< Mental Hospital the R.A.O.C. lost to th. Mental Hospital by one goal to nil Ani' scoring.
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    Cold Storage And Uniteers Draw
    92 22 Cold Storage And Uniteers Draw Singapore Cold Storage S.C. .1, Uniteers S.C. 1. VERY interesting and fast game was seen at the Singapore Harbour Board Junior Services Club padang yesterday when the Singapore Cold Storage Sports Club met and drew one goal all against the Uniteers Sports Club in the
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    Island Club Beat Keppel In Golf Match
    276 22 Island Club Beat Keppel In Golf Match I THE match between K 1 and Isl.,nd Club SJ course on Sundnv resol-i -I ,h S V A to R S^, 5 U 3 •c. A. R. Bateman (Jj and v Haxworth do. CvH I X T R and W. Fryer (Hi
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    40 22 Cairo. Mar. 20 •cramm. after a y< y cd to tournament cStiiAj the international team on Saw- jj beat the Egyptian A V ;J uv On Sunday he is beawn American Donald mcN ui 'The American won the Reuter
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    GIBRALTAR'S DEFENCE
    23 22 Gibraltar. M»jj Force.'' an official an calls for the bJ^ j _J |rcrt ft 1 subjects in the local ant. Reuter
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    27 22 an equaliser and- tempts. Thean ret T*ie interval soon any side the scores of a goa s The resumptii'i' but. both teams aimed f< efforts proved frui
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    POLICE AND LOYAL REGIMENT HARE POINTS IN DIVISION I
    565 23 POLICE AND LOYAL REGIMENT HARE POINTS IN DIVISION I WEBER SAVES SIDE FROM DEFEAT POINTS were shared a Div. I. S.A.F.A. soccer match played at Gill- man Barracks yesterday when the Police met the Loval Reciment in- game ended in a goalless <^ r aw This result was much against
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    Municipality Beat S. R. C.
    190 23 Municipality Beat S. R. C. :v .4, 5.R.C....2. m mtererttag soccer friendly the padang yesterday M Services beat the JC »y It Ll j_;o3.ls to two. rted off at a fast pacv ids the end as the /rack up. rcf movement! were in evidence ,hp rame, particulars by the Murioal
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    STAMFORD CLUB
    38 23 meeting of the Stamford w will be held at St. Andrew's m Saturday. Mar. 25. at 3.30 J duatea of Raffles College arc lovais soccer team which drew with the Police yesterday in the First Division.-Tribune.
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    Gunners Held
    54 23 Playing at Blakan Mati yesterday, the Royal Artillery drew with the H.M.? Norfolk XI at soccer, both sides scoring (two goals. The first half was mainly Ith? visitors' and Hatswell and McMannes gave them an interval lead of two goals. In the second session, however, Banham and Hesketh
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    Friendly Football
    25 23 The Norwegian liner "Stella Polaris" played a iootball match against thc Blue Funnel liner. "Hector" yesterday and drew, both teams scoring thre«s goals
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    Selangor Racing Statistics
    404 23 Selangor Racing Statistics (Hy "Marcus Super bus") FOLLOWING ve statistics for the r Selangor Tun Club Gold Cup meeting completed on Saturday. It is a noteworthy point that Dodd, Hobbs and Mr. A. van Tooren, the winners in their icspcctive departments, are each a Kuala Lumpur jockey, trainer and owner.
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    German Action A "Crime Against Progress & Civilisation
    526 24 German Action A "Crime Against Progress Civilisation Confidence Undermined London. Mar. 20. THERE is no diminution of public indignation at the German action, and special attention is paid by the Press to the position of Rumania in the crisis. The Times, after noting the favourable signs that were becoming apparent
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    LEBRUNS IN LONDON TO-DAY
    106 24 LEBR UNS IN LONDON TO-DA Y London. Mar 20. IN Westminster and in the city of London the routes along which the President of the French Republic ano Madame Lebrun will drive during then state visit this week have been gaily decorated. They are assured of a warm welcomwhen thev
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    FRENCH UNITY
    66 24 Paris. Mar. 20. THE French Ambassador to Germany has arrived at Paris and is seeing M. Bonnet this morning. Frances determination to take enersertic measures to face the international crisis is reflected in the press. II Daladier is promised universal support by the papers of all shades of
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    NEUTRALTTY CRY IN U.S.
    49 24 Washington. Mar. 20. Senator Borah criticised Senator. Pittman's proposal to amend the neutrality law. declaring "we won't contribute to mass murder." and advocated prohibition of the sale directly or indirectly of all instruments of war to any and all nations engaged in armed conflict.— Reuter
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    Close Anglo-Soviet Collaboration
    154 24 (> LOSER COLLABORATION BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SOVIET RUSSIA IS NOW TAKING PLACE AS THE RESULT OF THE THREAT TO RUMANIA, DECLARES REUTERS DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT. Reports that the suggestion was put forward at a meeting of M. Maisky and Lord Halifax yesterday of an alliance are incorrect,
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    BULGARO TURKISH FRIENDSHIP
    72 24 BULGARO TURKISH FRIENDSHIP Bucharest tafl TOE n:ed tor the Balkan oec__ 1 together at the r *i:. 'l. stressed in an Ankara **^M Bulgaro-Turki-h t ;lk d Comment..., on the m_. -H Bucharest nt :p n ap t e .^**'«ifl that it rxpr,, -S?'^ friendship and a 4 Balkan States
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    COMMONS' QUESTIONS ON EUROPE
    211 24 COMMONS' QUESTIONS ON EUROPE London. Mar I 4 T the conclusion of questionsonH commons order paper, with pM ence to German annexation ofl choslovakia. Mr. At' let <Lskei| Prime Minister if h.- could n__l statement _.n the European sitj Mr. Chamberlain wa- greeted! cheers when he replied brieflj sajfl "The
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    Will Britain Recognise German Conquest
    77 24 Will Britain Recognise German Conquest I London. M ar 4 _n dav M r r N the Commons t j-da>. I Henderson Lab ou r» a>^eo Government contemp.ateo jure recognition to the Germ rfl ment's annexation a nd l coi j ritoriesfomerlyfora^P^fl Slovakia, name!* hc a Ued that The Prime
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    44 24 Dr-* ne st** 1 A message p»2J?at the oc the grief of the OJ*J y lesser j ion Sl '^cir Und." I l^ p X presse bitterness and M^-' the J almost every face atherci a.l day ions ior rial of the -Unknown wa
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