Morning Tribune, 4 March 1940
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Title Section11 1940-03-04 1 The Morning Trubine I -No. 26, Mon. March 4, 1940. j11 words
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Article, Illustration143 1940-03-04 1 I Paris Mar. 3. ftriu Frem* communioje states W th it vo"' of the M<*- *lle one of t ■heir reconnoitring parties was at I lacked by a German force who were I Kunrrior'*" numbers. The light reBy" pr >n success to our arms and143 words
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Article104 1940-03-04 1 Amsterdam. Mar. 3. ALTHOUGH German papers confine themselves to announcing Mr. Sumner Welles' talks in the fewest possible lines, it is noteworthy that, with his arrival, they publish threats of an early German offensive and declarations that so far as Germany is concerned, war tanReuter - 104 words
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43 1940-03-04 1 1260 DROWNED WHEN TENDER CAPSIZES Shanghai, Mar. 3. •Sf Dani™* alarm <*»*<* SO K amOn tHe Chinese at Vi ab ai lJf tender the Wrh ffpo that /th€ y Wint ru er ca P««* throwed\?A nto th water. It is fear--1 were drowned.- ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article50 1940-03-04 1 Karachi, Mar. 3. Air Force and Imperial Airways machines are still searching for the airliner Hannibal After searching th- Arabian coast and Oman Peninsula yesterday, they took off again at dawn today, states an Imperial Airways communique. Anxiety is increasing as I exhaustive search fails to yield any clue.- ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article56 1940-03-04 1 London, Mar. 3. The Finnish Aid Bureau announces that Mr. Hermit Roosevelt has I bven granted permission by the War Office to resign his commission in the Irtish Army, and he has been WJJjt ed officer commanding the Bntisr contingent of the internaU-mal volunteer force to fight in Finland. He56 words
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Article32 1940-03-04 1 Oov,!;' „'>"« Shot Down J sfsaftaf income Tiiit t sss'sj* bioo<i > fe Places g gkwifirsff 111 i? SSSld'ttff" Taped >t»ort lb AHi^ Sim c 17 18 19 >ll Supreme !>032 words
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Article141 1940-03-04 1 BRUSSELS, MAR. 3. IT IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED THAT ANTI- AIRCRAFT GUNS OPENED FIRE THIS MORNING WHEN MANY PLANES OF UNDETERMINED NATIONALITY FLEW OVER B Thf newspaper le Soir states that fighters ascended when planes were sighted. It says that some of the machines flew over Brussels141 words
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Article140 1940-03-04 1 London, Mar. 3. ACCORDING to newspaper reports from Rome, the Italian Government intends to send a note of protest to the British Government in connection wi'h Uk* lapsing of the ocial exemption ai/ordrd f <> coal destined for Italy from operation ol the reprisals order-in-council against140 words
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Article, Illustration679 1940-03-04 1 MORE SUCCESSES FOR FRENCH AND BRITISH AIR FORCES Thrilling Battles In The Sky LONDON, MAR. 3. JHE FRENCH AIR FORCE, LIKE THE ROYAL AIR FORCE, HAS BEEN ACTIVE DURING THE PAST DAY OR TWO. This morning's official communique states that French reconnaissance planes have flown far over Germany both by679 words
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Advertisement10 1940-03-04 1 Governor's speech on income-tax, loca I reaction see page 4.10 words
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676 1940-03-04 2 Hand-to~Hand Fighting For Viborg HELSINKI. MAR. 3. ri«| FINNISH COMMIXIQI F, < I. AIMS A MG RUSSIAN -DKHACLFT' 1 NORTH-EAST OF LAKE LADOGA. THE FROZEN BODIES OF 2,000 RUSSIAN SOLDIERS WERE FOUND. THE BOOTY INCLUDED A HUNDRED TANKS WHICH WERE ALMOST UNDAMAGED. TheReuter - 676 words
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122 1940-03-04 2 Tokyo, Mar. 3. A CCORDING to Japanese reports, despite continued negotiations between the Japanese Ambassador in Paris Mr. Renzo Sawada and the Quai d'Orsay, the French authorities have hitherto shown no intention of the renewing trade agreement between the two countries.122 words
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Article69 1940-03-04 2 I Brussels, Mar. 3. ACtREEMBNTS, regulating trade be- Ween Belgium, Britain and France for the duration of the war, have been signed In London and Pari9, it is announced to-day It ts also stated that contact between the Belgian and German Governments is being maintainedReuter - 69 words
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40 1940-03-04 2 New Delhi, Mar. 3. MERCHANDISE exported to Britain from India during January was valued at £7,000,000 sterling, according to trade returns published to-day. This was more than twice the amount exported In January 1939 ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article44 1940-03-04 2 HULI STEAMER MINED SUNK London, Mar. 3. THE Hull cargo steamer, AJbeno, 1,176 tons was mined and sunk in the North Sea. The crew of 29 were picked up partly by a trawler and partly by u warship Four of them vrere injured ReuterReuter - 44 words
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144 1940-03-04 2 R.A.F. AGAIN OVER BERLIN: FIFTH TIME IN SIX DAYS London M. lr i IT is authoritatively stated that in H addition to the standing patrols II last night over the German sea 'I plane bases of S.vlt. Nordeinei a ,,j Borknm, British bumSeis were II again over Berlin last nifhiReuter - 144 words
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Advertisement19 1940-03-04 2 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia Street, PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE FIRE, MARINE, MOTOP VEHICLES, WORKMEN'S i COMPENSATION ACCIDENT19 words
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Advertisement61 1940-03-04 2 Silvikrin treatment restores the hair -forming tissues to normal functions. Write for free booklet— "The Natural Way of Hair Culture.*' PURE SILVIKRIN The concentrated Natural Hair Food is a very good Remedy for Severe DandrntT, Heavy Loss of Hair. Thinning Hair, Bald Patches and Threatening Baldness. From all Chemists. High61 words
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193 1940-03-04 3 GERMAN AIRCRAFT SHOOTS DOWN TWO BELGIAN PLANS NEUTRALITY VIOLATED Strong Protest Made To Nazi Envoy BRUSSELS, Mar. 3. ACCORDING TO LOCAL NEWSPAPERS, TWO BELGIAN PLANES WERE SHOT DOWN BY A GERMAN MACHINE TO-DAY NEAR BASTOGNE IN THE REGION OF THE BELGO-LUXEMBURG FRONTIER. The Belgian Foreign Minister, it is stated, hasReuter - 193 words
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123 1940-03-04 3 GOEBBELS CLAIMS GERMANY STARVE-PROOF I Berlin, Mar. 3. l n i; ooKBBELS, broadcasting on ID the occasion of the opening of ■the 1 eipzig Fair, said that the lack lot many important raw materials Kad always forced Germany to put n some hard work in lightening Kin economy, but owingReuter - 123 words
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Article21 1940-03-04 3 f Washington, Mar. 3. csideni Roosevelt, who returned to capital to-day from a cruise, signed Export and' Import Bank bill.— ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article185 1940-03-04 3 By -Election Upset In Victoria AUSTRALIA'S WAR EFFORT I Melbourne, Mar. 3. HK (.overnment faces cert ainilef eat in the by-election in Corio, Victoria, which is considered a test of publk feeling and an indication of the red ion of the political pendulum at the Federal Election later in theReuter - 185 words
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Article107 1940-03-04 3 CHUNGKING PREPARES FOR AIR RAIDS Chungking, Mar. 3. avoid unnecessary losses in life and property as a result of Japaarrial bombing, large-scale Ration of civilian population in 2?* kln R is at present, under way, J»| the approach of Spring ath «i uid clear visibility. Jfo« Mu.st Go" list are107 words
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201 1940-03-04 3 No Pressure On Italian Government London, Mar. 3. |N connection with the delayed application to the exports of coal from Germany destined for Italy of the reprisal order-in-Council of Nov. 27, under which they become Mable to .seizure, the tendency observable in some reDorts to represent the decision to applyB.W.O. - 201 words
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Article94 1940-03-04 3 BRITAIN TIGHTENS BLOCKADE Washington, Mar. :i THE British Einba**y has Informed American oil companies that for a« indefinite period, naval certificates will not be issued to facilitate shipments of lubricating oi! to the Netherlands. Bel gium and Denmark, because a H»rv«\v disclosed that stocks of lubricating oil In those countriesReuter - 94 words
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Article85 1940-03-04 3 DISORDERS IN HOLY LAND Jerusalem, Mar. 3. P 1 is officially announced that a Jewish demonstration, accompanied by stone-throwiiiß at the P#Mce occurred to-day at Jerusalem. TelAviv and Haifa. Processions were formed at Jerusalem where the crowds w re dispersed by the police. At Haifa, the procession stone, a policeReuter - 85 words
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Article97 1940-03-04 3 NAZI AIRMEN WASHED ASHORE London, Mar. 3 rE bodies o£ two German airnv n* were washed ashore on the Northumberland coast yesterday. A rubber dinghy aLso drifted Mhote. A Heinkei raider was shot down ten miles off the Nortliumberland coast on Tuesday by the Nizam Of Hyderabad's fighter command squadron.B.W.O. - 97 words
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Article38 1940-03-04 3 The Hag;ue, Mar. 2.— Trade talks between the Netherlands and ficrmany were concluded to-day. The talks principally concerned the execution of current trade treaties. It was decided to prolong the existing clearing treaty until June 30, 1941 ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Advertisement31 1940-03-04 3 Make your next visit to The CAPITOL THEATRE Doubly Ko joy able by DINING FIRST at the AIK CONDITIONS) CAPITOL RESTAURANT Where Cuisine, Comfort Courteous Senrktt are the Outstanding O nsiderattom31 words
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963 1940-03-04 4 GOVERNOR STATES M CASE FOR INCOME TAM a precedent in Malaya, Sir Shenton Thomas, Governor of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner of the Malay States, made use of the 8.M.8.C radio station last night to announce that he was in favour of income tax to raise money for the963 words
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Article, Illustration434 1940-03-04 4 LOCAL REACTION TO THE SPEECH (Tribune Staff Reporter) I Public Opinion is still I divided on the question of income tax just now. I The majority of the public! feels considerably relieved bjl the Governor's speech, and re-1 gards the proposals as very! generous as they will concern! only those434 words
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Article, Illustration62 1940-03-04 5 Silhouetted against the > western sky is a British anti- i i aircraft gun, guardian of the i battle lines against the dang- S ers from above. 5 The study shows a hideous J subject against a beautiful I setting. Let us hope that the dark- t62 words
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Article198 1940-03-04 5 SUICIDE ATA CEMETERY (From Our Own Reporter) K Penang, Saturday. ■Tl K IDI by cutting the throat with ■M a ra/or. the cause of death being maemorrha.a' from incised wounds on ■the neck, was the verdict returned By the Penang Coroner, Mr. A. W. ■fr.'Lii this morning at the conclu■sio;i198 words
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Article123 1940-03-04 5 A,N appreciative audience attended last night's recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall, when another good programme was presented by Mr. Werner Baer at the organ and Mrs. E.G.L. Haak m soloist. Mr. Baer displayed his usual cleverness in rendering several selected num bers, his "Chorale Prelude123 words
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221 1940-03-04 5 JlYddw Singapore, Saturday. Ja^KESSING his sympathies with i the Singapore Coroner, Mr. Porter, to-day told a young fjilf mother that he could find "one criminally concerned with the 1 of her son, who died during a !fir <' and therefore had to reof death by221 words
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Article25 1940-03-04 5 Loiu'on, Mar. 2— The German steamer Troja of 2,390 *<»" s was scuttled off Aruba Island, Dutch West Indies after a British cruiser stopped her.— ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article256 1940-03-04 5 YOUNG GIRL DROWNED WHILE AT (From Our Own Correspondent.) Segamat, Sunday. AN OPEN VERDICT of 'found dead' was returned by Inche Rauf bin Mohamed Sa'at, the Segamat Coroner, after an inquest on a nine-year-old Chinese girl who was found drowned in a well. Inspector Ibrahim bin Hitam, conducting the inquest,256 words
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Article, Illustration1791 1940-03-04 6 CAN HITLER GET OIL? £< ONFERKN' ES IN THt BALKANS AND THE (OMINfiS AND goings or <;ermany\s dr. clodu's have once AGAIN BROUGHT RUMANIAN OIL INTO THE HEADLINES. For the momert it seems that the economic war is being fought <hit fly in the Balkan.--, and1,791 words
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Advertisement21 1940-03-04 7 N^'i^ 1 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED j ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PLUS SLRVICE HEAD OFFICE-NO. I«D CECIL STREEI,21 words
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Article, Illustration809 1940-03-04 7 Lndon Jo-day H.L.Hopkin v^n w Altmark Episode "A Fine Job": Mock Air Raids j n London: 5,000 "Casualties": Hore-Belisha j Article Censored. London, Feb. 19. \KK ii" niistake about it. We B will fight this out with the BnI- So said a German GovernI gpokesman to a gathering of I809 words
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Article443 1940-03-04 7 That Income Tax Is Not Necessary I r E regret that His Excellency the Governor did not take the usual procedure of announcing his policy on taxation at a Council meeting or through the Press. A suspicion has heen created that the intention was to appeal over the heads of443 words
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Article, Illustration1514 1940-03-04 8 VERA - VERA fiswnk. ChuL fihxxA, By H.E.& LADY THOMAS AT THE THEATRE TVENING hoods made their ap- pearance in Raffles Ballroom on i Saturday night and caused quite a sensation. One lass wore a waist length hooded jacket of tourquois1,514 words
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Advertisement53 1940-03-04 9 TAIKOO SUGAR ■B*<# ••i->---o: x-: 7 if^i :i: Jr'Jlr^jA *«'3| I^^ pr^ refined cane sugar of the highest quality Refined and packed by a British Company in a British Colony cbtainable at all Cold. Storage Bra?whr< and high class dealers PHONE 5376 FIVE LINES C.S. 145A Advt of Singapore Cold53 words
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Article, Illustration487 1940-03-04 9 'HERE COMES A CANDLE' H2INCE candles are in themselve:H^ delightful as decoration, candleHli^ht affords us with a charming ■way of illuminating the dinner table Hand for special occasions its possiHbilities are well worth investigation. I Thanks to their soft radiance, shading m- not so important as it is with the487 words
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500 1940-03-04 9 "If I Were going To BUILD A HOUSE..." FIRST and foremost, if I weie building a house. I would never, never, nevei economise on space in order to squeeze in another room or a six-foot verandah which is, anyhow, too small to be really practical. Much as I admire the500 words
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Article, Illustration323 1940-03-04 10 Manoeuvres On Skis NEW York pOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY, THE UNITED STATESJ IS TRAINING SKI TROOPS UPSTATE FOR PROFICIENCY/ EXPERIENCE IN WINTER COMBAT IN THE SNOW. Until Finland showed the world what effective guerrill fare can be carried on by ski patrols in northern323 words
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Article164 1940-03-04 11 Pastor Refuses To Bless Hitler Capetown. NAZI sympathisers in the Orange Free State have found a "Niemoeller"— Pastor Wilhelm Luckhoff, of the Lutheran Church in Bloemfontein. Luckhoff, censured because he refused to pray for God's blessing on Hitler, resigned. "I have been fighting the Nazi spiru in Bloemfontein ever since164 words
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Article49 1940-03-04 11 i UERE yon see two Universal 11 starlets, Helen Parrish and Anne Nagel holding op j the fflobe. They certainly do cause a "hold up" in those new type bathing suits of theirs. We dips our lid to a couple j of very smart lasses.49 words
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Article, Illustration239 1940-03-04 11 TALK OF THE DEVIL Wlh'it have I i seen that face before? Perhaps It Was On This Page? OVER THE WEEK-END WE COLLECTED SOME OF THE TALES OF THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS,— OR INFAMOUS,— MAN, WHICH CAME POURING IN. HERE ARE SOME OF THEM. HE MADE HITLER LAUGH A MAN239 words
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Article, Illustration142 1940-03-04 11 ADMIRED HITLER DIVORCED (From Our Own Correspondent) New York. A CHICAGO judge has panted a divorce to a former German citizen, Alfred Gleitsman, because his wife, who lives in Germany, had written expressing admiration for Hitler. She refused to come to America to rejoin her husband. Gleitsman said he had142 words
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Article35 1940-03-04 11 rENERALISSIMO FRANCO awaits delivery in Barcelona of Adolf Hitler's promised New Years present, a six-wheeled Mercedes automobile. Hitler and Mussolini possess the only other two Huch vehicles in existence.35 words
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Advertisement35 1940-03-04 12 I H^ jpP'^/ insist on your Rights %v7jßr**~ p (jKjfcsflfl insisi on l\. f CLOVER (1 MILK C CREAM lms is IiABK CLOVER M>oakinK .^^^^H^Sl^^^A^^S^^H I intend to tell the world that i pp m35 words
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Article106 1940-03-04 12 TOOK BODY FOR A RIDE New York. POPULAR eighteen-year-old under- graduate Donald Slater, described to Dayton, Ohio, police how he murdered the husband of his forty-seven-year-old landlady and then went for a crazy sixty-miles-an-hour drive with the body. I Handsome Donald, who spurned the affections of a pretty co-ed at106 words
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Article85 1940-03-04 12 (pUDDY cheeked Communist women are included in the Red Army forces in Finland. They are chiefly aviators and chauffeurs. These women live in separate quarters and wear two types of uniform one of the regular Red army istyle and the other with a skirt. Women85 words
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Article129 1940-03-04 12 |N June, 1215, King John capitulated to the demands of his irate barons and sealed the monumental Magna Carta, thus granting to all Englishmen the right of trial. Although the Magna Carta was subsequently amended in 1217 four original copies are still in existence. Last year129 words
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Article, Illustration85 1940-03-04 12 ATTENDING the weekly village sewing and knitting class is H.R.H. THE DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER. The Duke and Duchess' home is a* Barnwcll Castle in Northampton. shire and Her Royal Highness is president of the Central HospiUl Sup. ply Service. She helps the villagers i knit comforts for85 words
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Article309 1940-03-04 12 TERMANY'S policy of concentrating all her various arms of defence under one dictatorial ministry is playing right into the hands of the British Secret Service. I This centralisation makes their our defence forces are I task of ferreting out secrets of the > under the309 words
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Advertisement521 1940-03-04 13 I Situations Vacant ,hur. Cash Security required. better prospect*. Apply Box 53J Tribune. Singapore. (N0.694-Cj ZZ?A tutor for English boy age eight. Twc ,un daily. Apply stating hours .nd irttw to 7D Ylo Chu Rang Road, JTSnlm (N0^682-C) T7Z urgently— A Chinese University graduate S^nefSice to coach a student for521 words
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Advertisement709 1940-03-04 13 u j Educational Singapore Institute of Science 107-A Sophia > Road. Singapore Coaches Students in General I Science. Time 3 30 p.m.— 4.30 p.m •J (No. 700-C) >'■■— I Learn Chinese In The Singapore Chinese Man- darln School, 122-126, Prlnsep Street. Singapore. 2 New Classes for absolute beginners I commencing709 words
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Advertisement755 1940-03-04 13 Miscellaneous j Cheap Sale from March 1. Large stock ot new leather shoes of high quality for ladle*, gentlemen and children, also stylish shirts both at greatly reduced prices. Sin Foh Si Co.. 485, North Bridge Road. Singapore. (No. 681-C) Modern Radio Bervloe Co., 25 Sumbawa Roal Singapore. Repair and755 words
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Advertisement584 1940-03-04 13 Removal sale Hats. Dresser Norelttro. etc. Regardless cost at '•Mayfalr". Stain fort Road, Capitol Building. Singapore. (No 704-C) Free! Free! Chinese Shorthand Book. Newry invented. System now being adopted in most schools In China. Send only 20 cents la stamps to cover mailing and printing costs to Robert 8. Chang,584 words
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Advertisement378 1940-03-04 14 SEASON EXTENDED! 7*l. DAY!! ALL PREVIOUS "HARDY FAM.LY" PICTURES ECLIPSED DO* T MISS IT A' t II ITII I POSITIVELY LAST WAY M»layas l.artost Hm-st AIK ONDITIONKD ,|J.» 1».|.» .F.1.» lif AV JIAthV Lewis'S TONE y^gr Te.che r tU*M' li^^'rh Mickey ROONEY I J&&\ gilbert IKf XlT'wO rrf/fIS' Cecilia PARKER378 words
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Article80 1940-03-04 14 Chinese Arrested In Bangkok (From Our Own Reptrfcr) Bangkok. Saturday. A NUMBER of influential Chinese merchants were taken into custody at their honu> early yesterday morning by tlu CM). The premises were carefully searched. Among the arrested men are the proprietor of the British DUptatgri and another well-known dispensary, The80 words
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Article61 1940-03-04 14 London. Mar. REUTER 'earns that two R and a flying boat parted to search for the Hannibal d ways plane which is aarrylng w« sengciy and four crew and wn earlier reported lost. A New De?hi message states machines failed to loc flU i«ad« and it is61 words
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Article24 1940-03-04 15 nk,. Mar. 2-It officially that during February 251 Rus•anes were shot down while of a further IS is uncerThe statement ad<\s that the ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article96 1940-03-04 15 MAN WIFE ON THEFT CHARGE roni Our Own Correspondent) Muur. Sunday. it ASS AN BIN HAJI AMAT, a young Malay, and his wife Timah i, Marrat were this morning educed before Inche Haron bin ,1 and charged with having ■muiiilted housebreaking and of clothings and cash to the k aim'96 words
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Article174 1940-03-04 15 A FINAL dividend of seven percent, and a bonus of five per cent, on the ordinary and management shares, absorbing $120,000, is recommended in the annual report of the directors of Malayan Breweries, Ltd., to be presented at the meeting of shareholders on Saturday, Mar. 16. The174 words
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Article84 1940-03-04 15 Wellington, Mar. i-^lr. M. J. Savage, New Zealand Premier, stated that recruiting- in New Zealand was rather brisker than during the corresponding period of the last war. Quotas for the third echelon was more than full in most districts, while response to the call forReuer - 84 words
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Advertisement107 1940-03-04 15 ACKNOWLEDGED THE PLEASANT FAMILY PARK WITH PLEASANT ATTRACTIONS FOR THE FAMILY HAPPY WORLD GAYEST SEASIDE PARK IN THL COLONY RONGGENG FREE DANCES DIS. CONTINUED NEW ANAK RONGGENG CHEARA BANGSAWAN CROWDS NIGHTLY Beautiful New Malay Dancing Girls JUST OPENED •> MALAY m MAKAN SHOP THE SINGAPORE JOHORE RESTAURANT AND THE BELIRU107 words
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Advertisement124 1940-03-04 15 j-1TW1 ALHAMBRA An lUiqiicnt l>ram;i of ('oururofius lluin.inttN Struggling uiul' the j H llun heel oi despotism Yj (^9f\i SECRETS \I\M: BFFOIM Rv^^LLLTV^ Revealed! V /jß\ A rhr Tlllth Nrw Before '"W ZH y SUF: The rinrst Story ever U i itten X^-.j About Nazi (iennany \> ith Excellent Supporting124 words
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Advertisement318 1940-03-04 16 BY P&O and BRITISH INDIA. LIKES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) The best possible services are being maintained to the Lnited Kingdom, also to Hongkong and Shanghai. Passengers are requested to register their requirements, but under present circumstances sailings are perforce restricted. All vessels may call at any ports on or off318 words
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Advertisement305 1940-03-04 16 LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIPS Cabins with Private Bath Excellent Cuisine. Moderate Fares. PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES. HOMEWARDS: to Colombo, Aden Port Said, Palestine Beyrouth, Marsettles, Casablanca, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Copenhagen and Scandinavia. OUTWARDS: to Bangkok, Saigon, Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan. For further particulars please apply to: THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.305 words
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Miscellaneous164 1940-03-04 16 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE I INDO CHINA <Alri ,j Mail Departures Ain93oam MAURITIUS (An, XI TO-DAY SUMATRA Latest Timt Palembang fAir* snn 1 Mails For:- Of Posting THAILAND CHINA Kunmlnt, (Steamer) 9.00 a.m ARR VAI INDOCHINA (Steamer) 9.00 am /u^imthlj JAVA (Steamer) 9.00 a.m. SUMATRA Mails expected from Australia a Medan (Steamer)164 words
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Article474 1940-03-04 17 FIREWORKS IN S.C.C. TRIAL MORE sparkling batting was seen on the Padang yesterday where the S.C.C. cricket trial produced no fewer than 5)7 runs in less than six hours of play. After putting their opponents out for a fair total ot 179. T.D.G. A. Coopers side474 words
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Article387 1940-03-04 17 I Singapore, Sunday. Mm; K.HI batting was witnessed at lit) the cricket match in which the IK R family beat th e S.C.R.C. at ■iloii: Urn Green to-day. Bnkin" the first lease of wickets, the Hr R C were dismissed for 154 runs. Ktinc ail round the387 words
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Article50 1940-03-04 17 The following have accepted to play soccer for S.C.C Reserves vs. Royal Navy Reserves (Reserve Div to-day at SC.C.:— Lt E A. de L. Young; M j,. Currant. M Roberts: R H. Plckard. A. Morgan, A. Donald; B.H. Lee. C. Pit ion, W Bcßeath, M.C. Elliott. K. Blach50 words
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Article60 1940-03-04 17 Newly ©utabllshed firm seoku Anenrle^ or Representatives for Estate Supplier. Engineering Goods, Building Materials, Chemicals. Radio-*, Motor Cars, Hardware. Bteelware. Marine Motor.-*, Tools, Insurance Business, Motor Blcyel* Tyres, etc. in Penang, Singapore. Kuchlng, Slbu, (Sarawak) Medan-Delhi (East Coa^t Sumatra). Batavia, (Java) And al-*o to act asBuying Selling Agents.60 words
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Article256 1940-03-04 17 POLICE FAIL BY JUST TWO MINUTES Singapore, Sunday. AX exciting: finish was witnessed in the cricket match on the Depot ground this evening, when the Police just failed to force a draw with the R A.F. The latter, who won the game, batting first declared at 155 for four wickets256 words
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Article292 1940-03-04 17 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY The Municipal Commissioners roquln an Assistant District Engineer for the permanent staff of the Electricity Department, the appointment being in thl first instance on a three years' agreement. Candidates must be British subjects, preferably unmarried, and between 21 and 30 years of age. They must have292 words
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Advertisement68 1940-03-04 17 Public Notices NOTICE DRESSERS' EXAMINATION An examination for dressers will be held in Singapore, Penang and Malacca, en the Bth April, 1940, and following days. Estate dressers who have had the necessary training may enter for th'.s examination. Furthe;* particulars may be obtained on application to the Chief Medical Cfficer68 words
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Miscellaneous89 1940-03-04 17 ■SPORTS DIARY I B a TODAY AF.A. League, Div. i, Aigylls and S.H. vs. R.E. Portress Co.), Stadium; LoI fnl l^^- Gordons, Gillman; Jth Hy. Regt., R.A. vs. R.A.F nangi; Reserve Div., S C C v.s. R. Navy Res., S.C.C., Div. ii -B", Customs vs. Fort fanning, Clerical Union; «u.smess89 words
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Miscellaneous25 1940-03-04 17 Tide Table TO-DAY High Water: 6.21 A.M. 7.6 ft. 8 50 P.M. 7.1 ft. TO-MORROW High Water: 7.51 A.M. 7.6 ft. 9.40 PM. 7.5 ft.25 words
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Article208 1940-03-04 18 ISLAND CLUB TITLE COLE riERY fairways and overfastgreens T played havoc with card-and-pencil golf in the preliminary stages of the Island Club championship during Me week-end. In the qualifying round 0O Saturday th> best iCOW was SufftllNttAl 79 and bogey i.s 72. Scores high up in the eighti-s qualified, and208 words
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Article35 1940-03-04 18 Los Angeles. Mar. 2. tferino Garcia retained the world middleweight championship, according to the New York and California Commissions, by fighting a draw of ten rounds with Henry Armstrong, the welterweight champion.- ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article67 1940-03-04 18 IN U» Koyal Singapore Golt Club March Bogey Competition under Staplcford handicap rules, played <>n Saturday and ye^U-rday. result were: A DIVISION wjn by H L Marshall with a score of 36 B DIVISION won by J Robertson with a score of 34' 4 C DIVISION resulted67 words
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Article430 1940-03-04 18 London. Mar. 2. UKSULTS of English and Scottish association and rugby football matches played to-day were* S( OrriSH (IP (2nd Round) Ayr 2, Kilmarnock 2 Thiid Lanark S, Dundee 1 Hearts 4, St. Johnstone 0 Raith 3, Celtic 0 Morton 5, St. Bernards 0 Rangers 2.Reuter - 430 words
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67 1940-03-04 18 Patna, Mar. 3— Mahal ma had negotiated and J» s prepared to negotiate hJir tish Government declared Ja** lal Nehru speaking here. th( bhai Patel, Chairman (uV AU-lndia Congress J^ I lh r Committee stated that in tj" wll right of Indians to frame JReuter - 67 words
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Article212 1940-03-04 19 I Britain Would Be This I London, x| ;«r. 3. ■.PEAKING at a Labour Party |S nnonstration this afternoon, Ml Herbert Morrison gave a pfc. tl> of Britain if Uerr Hitler had I ,111 to acquire further tern■l to tW> ",d military power which K 1.1 enable him U>212 words
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94 1940-03-04 19 I London, Mar. 3. IE crew of a light ship were spectators f a German aircraft attack on a Wlei early thi^ morning. V^htn the trawler retnrne<i to port, skipper related how a big plane red past in semi-darkness. The skipmanned the gun andReuter - 94 words
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Article41 1940-03-04 19 I London, Mar. 2. Me I planes attacked a convoy P rday it is officially stated that W lamage was done either to the mer- or warships. R.A.F. fighters Ponded out were unable to make W with the raiders ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article30 1940-03-04 19 MM.... NEW YORK New York. Mar. 2. til** rk Buyers Sellers S t k Io »e Firm Us r wd JulyiSepv. IBV% 18»/ 4 Jjg»t tone Qulet 47^30 words
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Article70 1940-03-04 19 Turkish Rail Orders From Britain Istanbul, Mar 3 MESSAGE from Ankara states thai orders placed in Britain fcr 58 locomotives and 300 trucks to the value of approximately £2 million will be completed by the end of the year Part has already arrived Th P whole j will be usedReuter - 70 words
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Article101 1940-03-04 19 THE fourth fortnightly concert for men of the Royal Air Force was held ar the Airmen's Club at Tanjong Rhu Roa<l last night. The entertainments are mostly give*' ty civilians, who volunteer their services. The entertainers last night included Mrs. Berly Dowdeswell. Inspector Roberts of the101 words
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Article117 1940-03-04 19 MR. GANDHI INDIA Calcutta, Mar. 2. MR, Gandhi in a statement to Reuter declared that Congress will not rest until India is as free as Britain. He declared that Congress has not closed the door to compromise or negotiation but it has been closed by Lord Zetland. Mr. Gandhi continued:Reuter - 117 words
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Article60 1940-03-04 19 NO MILITARY LEAVE IN ITALY Rome, Mar. 3. NO military leave is to be granted to soldiers as from Mar. 1, according to a circular letter from the War Ministry. The official reason siven Js that 'military forces now represent less family men than older classes who up till now,Reuter - 60 words
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Article163 1940-03-04 19 CAMBRIDGE WIN BOAT RACE EASILY London, Mar. 2. IN enormous crowd four or I five dfep along tlip towpath I and Henkr> If i id •:<• including TOO evacuated London school- I <hildien saw Cambridge beat Oxford in the annual boat race. Spectators and scenes were I almost comparable toReuter - 163 words
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Article67 1940-03-04 19 Los Angeles, Mar. 3. [\fR. Charles Howard's Sea Biscuit, top weight at 9.4, won the £20.000sterling Santa Anita Handicap and became the greatest money-winner in American turf history with a total of £87,546. beating Sun Beau's £75,348. Mr. Charles Howard's Kayak Second finished second, and Whicheee wasReuter - 67 words
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Article49 1940-03-04 19 New York. Mar. 3. ROBERT RIGGS, American and Wimbledon champion, beat Donald McNeill 3—6, 6—l. 6—4, 2—6, 6—£ in ;he final of the American indoor lawn ,ennls championships. He is the first winner of the American indoor and outdoor chamaionship;; since Bill Tilden in 1926.— ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article70 1940-03-04 19 New York, Mar. 2— Two producers have presented the Texas Railroad i Commissioners with evidence of contracts with Britain and France 1 for the parchase of 65,000 to 70.000 barrels of East Texas crude oil daily for three years. This is the first tangible evidence thatReuter - 70 words
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Article166 1940-03-04 19 SA TURD A Y'S RACE RESULTS Saturday's race results at Kuala Lumpur: Rare 1 ladolel fM and 1 Faith S3 Phai Par SW Rate Spring Girl S;T .uwl >IO Marnrtl S.JI Canute S3« K;i tc liar (I •hi 545 and Slh mils liiunii $9 Sir Patrick MO Race 4 Kn166 words
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Article, Illustration459 1940-03-04 20 BRITAIN ALLIES IN AIR, ON SEA AFTER SIX MONTHS OF WAR London, Mar. 3. ELEVEN O'CLOCK this morning, Britain will have been at war with Germany for six months. There is a natural tendency among observers to take stock of the progress of the struggle. A preliminary survey of BritishB.O.W. - 459 words
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Article221 1940-03-04 20 Berlin, Mar. 3. ipHE German High Command, in a review of the first six months of the war, claims that the German Navy has carried on the war at sea with increasing success. The statement enumerates British naval losses such as the Royal Oak. Courageous and Rawalpindi, andReuter - 221 words
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Article309 1940-03-04 20 Berlin, Mar. 3. MR. SUMNER WELLES had an interview lasting one hou Hitler's Deputy, Herr Rudolf Hess. Later toe proceeded I Karinhall to see Marshal Goering. Reuter. n tli London, Mar. 3. While Mr. Welles, who yesterday met Herr Hitler in Berlin will be veryB.W.O. - 309 words
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Article76 1940-03-04 20 Melbourne, Mar. 3 The final figures in the C'orio bv< election are not yet available, H Counting is still going on. Mr. Curt in. leader of the Labour I Party, commenting the result I hitherto declared, said thai the I electors had rendered service tu all I Australia.Reuter - 76 words
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