Morning Tribune, 13 March 1940

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    15 1 The Morning Tribune ■01. Wed. Mar. 13, 1940. The Morning Tribune Wednesday, March 13, 194(
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    Sweden's Stand
    101 1 Stockholm, Mar. 12 .spaper Swnska D«kUd< I states that if Finland LJted the Soviet terms, SweK \hould start "non-interven-Kn" M the Spanish scale, by Kiui-iw: coniplote units. W v tbinkfl that Germany would KTSrt^ the Western to understand that their Eervention would not b? tolerf u (I Nweden
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    Soviet Distrust Of Nazis
    77 1 Amsterdam, Mar. 12. ■OVIET distrust of Germany conW ining the Finnish War is reft m information reaching re from neutral sources m Beri On at least two subjects, Stalin ft kept his own counsel. man official circles for Ittft' appear surprised by the anm ment that
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    COALITION GOVT. IN AUSTRALIA
    21 1 COALITION GOVT. IN AUSTRALIA I Canberra, Mar 12. itry Party has decided r o proposals for the formation lition Government.- Reuter
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    50,000 ALLIED GO TO FINLAND
    551 1 50,000 ALLIED GO TO FINLAND DALADIER'S REVELATIONS Paris, Mar. 12. DALADIER, the Prime Minister, told the Chamber of Deputies to-day that m the last 15 days, British and French Expeditionary forces of 50,000 men had been standing by ready to go to Finland, and that ships were waiting to take
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    Secret Session Of Finn Parliament
    361 1 STOCKHOLM, MAR. I*J. THE NEWSPAPER ALLEHANDA STATES THAT THE FINNISI PARLIAMENT HAS ALREADY HAD ONE SECRET SESSION TO DISCUSS THE SOVIET PEACE PROPOSALS. The newspaper says that they met last night at a secret place m the country well-protected from air raids. The final decision
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    Viborg Surrounded, Soviels Claim
    49 1 Helsinki, I I this EVENING'S Finnish unique. T admits hurt ;l V i Russian a. Si. ti, or rounded 0 LhC extern and bSt the Finns say that th §f ViboW wen tu^S:erea g ainbu the Finns claim they shot 15 ol tH down ycstorday.
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    Finns Deny Peace Agreement
    93 1 Finns Deny Peace Agreement London, Mar. 12. The Finnish Radio stated ;it 5.45 p.m. to-day thai rumours of a peace agreement between Russia and I inland v\cre unfounded. The 8.8.C. m its <i p.m. bulletin to-day, broadcast a messafce from the 8.8.C. Stockholm observer, stating thai agreement had been reached
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    TURKEY RECALLS ENVOYS
    35 1 ndon, MCU 12, According to th< i Rome wireless, the Turkish envoys In Rome, Bucharest, Moscow, and Sofia have led to Ankara for consultation with th< Government on the Internationa] ituation.- Reuter
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    53 1 Ankara, Mm i lin pretence In Inkara «»t Xir Marshal sir Win i m Mitchell and General launaud. commandini th«* Vllicd air forces In thi MiddU i i k considered to add t<» the impor. tance of the work <» f the TortUHn Saprcme Defence < mumU. which hai iust
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    U-BOAT SUNK IN HELIGOLAND RAID
    17 1 Tin M reconnai I .1 i anl believed to have hrrn tun!
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      31 1 On Oilier I'ag?" I I nip. re Bulletins Demands Reparation Threat Alleged Profiteers Warned J» c IMaces 8 Fanfare 10, 11 U Sport 17 M rice 19 War Minister's Speech 20
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    B.B.C. NEWS A INDICAP FOR OVERSEAS PRESS
    223 2 B.B.C. NEWS A INDICAP FOR OVERSEAS PRESS London, Mar. 12. Jill increased frequency of Empire News bulletins of the 8.8.C. was mentioned at the annual meeting of the Empire Pi en Union to-day, avei uhiih Major J. J. Astor pre ode* ting, Major Astor p.s jmp(Xit'd by war upon the
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    RUSH FOR £300,000,000 WAR LOAN
    76 2 i ondon, Mar. 12. lIONS poured into the England to-day for >,ooo,dbo War Loan. I v at their desks 30 8.5. T., and from was a long stream kers, clerks and others ling m applications. .;*k however was tackled fall :of the Bank, where a
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    53 2 Melbourne, Mar. 12 r onounced that the eighteen Won pounds Australian haa been fully subscribed-- Reuter Exchange was quietly throughout n red on the new war there is no definite Indictt oi the result, it la .stated 1j »niojmed that the loai Thousands n sma u iv been d U
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    NAVAL CLASH AT MACAO
    98 2 Macao. Mar. 12. A AO, to which thousands of refugees :^w been pouring m from the rhungshan am* m the past few 6*-.\s. Nad its share Of excitement yesterday, when a Chinese armed motor-launch attemptseize cargo-boats m Portuguese waters. Armed Portuguese launches iatervened, resulting fo an
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    SIR MUHAMAAED ZAFRULLAH KHAN.
    84 2 SIR MUHAMAAED ZAFRULLAH KHAN. London ll&l Hi. V ninces that hrn. The approved tiv ,^al that 'jhammed Zafrullah Khan, or, term of office on April 13. -ild continue to hold office as MomIbei Governor General's Executive Counc r a further term." His M« ilao approved the appointqaenj ol Sir Gijra
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    88 2 Shanghai, Mar, l? Mr Wan, hmg Wei is K>port€tl to have left Shanghai for Nanking to attend the final meeting ,f the r;c-nilv formed Central Political louncil His departure is taken as an indication, m some circles thai formation of the new Central' Government is near Mr Wang thing Wei
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    Terrible Famine In Central Hope
    209 2 TOUNG, MAR £CCORDING TO KFPORTS FOR CENTRAL HOPEI CONDITIONS FXISJ THERE AND A MAJOR iß\r LOOMS \s THE PEOPLE ARE ALREADI M STAr V \t UVH LIVING ON IHK BARK OF TREES AM) I\| j COMMON EARTH, UHKH IS CAUSING MANY DEATHS The desperate lood
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    No Easter Reunions For Many In London
    47 2 No Easter Reunions For Many In London London, Mar 12. In a circi Je d to local educaay, the Education announce thai G ent *are of opinion that m view of th* continuing da tack, it is very sira W( children 'Id ret, s for E Reuter
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    FINLAND'S DECISION VITAL FOR EUROPE
    182 2 FINLAND'S DECISION VITAL FOR EUROPE I N addition to approvii the British Oovernini to pas.> on the Sovi-H r British Press comme: convey their realisai decision, #hen reached •i big ~n<." -on the ful European history .VII commentators hi wtitt, art content to leave the verdict to F* land's free
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    Canadian Election Nominations
    56 2 Ottawa GENERAL Ejection Norn:. to-day. The Candidates number 67: tag Liberals 240, Conserv: operative Commonwealth Fed New Democracy 28 and otln r Communists 95. Mr. Mackenzie King and Dr were nominated for Princ* Alor Fort Wiljiam respectively. The list ls being cabled t Enpl.' distribution to the
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    26 2 Lone The of Supply appoint a cor.. question of increasing I c'<,r.i output of non-fer; i >f lead am: the m I ion o; mi Reuter
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    IDIAN RULERS DOMINION STATUS
    220 3 IDIAN RULERS DOMINION STATUS I lloN welcoming the j ,enl her > nnonß the Dominions, I* the ursent need for I nc! guarantees for I; of Indian States, ■V i,,m Saheb of Nawana«ar It .the princes had repeat- X nluh Var their wiUinfcness V' lllirs huti- awards unity m I]*
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    FEWER SHIPS LOST
    101 3 FEWER SHIPS LOST London. Mar. 12. Ij due to enemy action week ending midnight V rise ftvc British, tofcal- and no Allied or saeb were the Pacific F 16.711 tons'. Thurston <3,072>. it 068 tons'. Chevy Chase ■r Borthwtek '1.097 tons'. val circles point out that ft i. well below
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    NAZIS INTENSIFY BID FOR OIL FROM RUMANIA
    41 3 NAZIS INTENSIFY BID FOR OIL FROM RUMANIA Mar. L 2 to-da Mi i whether durin I inti »ntrol of Ruma t, are thai German tantly i i ikins evei j titles toi iurchaB€ bj Gem eel to i Gov< mm Reuter
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    POPE DEMANDS FULL REPARATION BY NAZIS
    565 3 Ribbentrop's Peace Proposal AX Interesting account of Ribbentrop'g visit to the Pope is culled by The Times from a trustworthy source m Rome. It is stated that Ribbentrop asked whether the Pope would be prepared to support a peace plan if one was advanced
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    Treatment Of War Prisoners
    32 3 Treatment Of War Prisoners N thl commons tJW '«*jf i 1 s£§J UK U ll P r Buestlon regarding H o Engl «m t \i-nd dOl "i German prisoi couni both Snnecessa
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    Boxer Guilty Of Manslaughter
    50 3 NAZI'S SKULL SMASHED New York, Mar. ÜBNBT XXIII.XX. ><>»<* boxer arrested m Toronto i« -fc W ith the death of Walter Engelbuw ir, oj the W* man Consul. General m Hem York, has b* >victe« SihterinitlHsflrst,*^ and faces a possible maxinnw. «n1 of twjentj vrars" Unprwonment.-
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    FALSE NAZI CLAIMS
    40 3 FALSE NAZI CLAIMS London, Mar. M |T b pomU-d out m naval mrl.v lhat ,n the German broadcast on March oil the nights ol March h ele c^ ton.uuM. of about 3oom. tons, were «mk heavily damaged Aft? 01 Reuter
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    49 3 Mr EngeU>u found dead rw, f a t HIS I* «',,kivn hOUSe I .kuii smashed There *n >t strugi Th e police l">" l <t enough supplier rood and w.n, In En^elburg's house ■> hi RSli l v-uivi Kehlei wa well known under th< name oi Bn I I Reuter
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    Dutch Ship
    16 3 'i he Ha The Dutch I B X h Eu ,ii ba I Reuter
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    MR. WELLES HAS MORE TALKS
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    From Canada To France
    49 4 J* The third contingent of the* Canadian Active Service Force n landed at a British port after hav.ng crossed the Atlantic m v ell-known liners under naval Matty. Photo shows the soldiers lined up on the quay after their i disembarkation. i i i i
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    PARANG THREAT TO PROSPECTIVE FATHER-IN-LAW ALLEGED
    101 4 PARANG THREAT TO PROSPECTIVE FATHER-IN-LAW ALLEGED THAT he threatened the father of the girl he loved with a parang because he would not agree to their marriage was allied against Lim Lye Heng m the Criminal District Court before Mr. J. L. McFall yesterday morning. The charge, to which Lirn
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    Two Hurt In Bus-Lorry Collision
    109 4 Mwo male Chinese were .slighty In. fured In a collUton between an omnibus and a motor-lorry m Geylang Road near th< junction of Tanjong Katong Road, at about 1.10 yesterday afternoon. A young Chine.se woman was alleged to haye taken a solution of caustic soda
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    I.R.A. SET FIRE TO CHURCH HALL
    13 4 Dublin. Mar 12 KE3BB aaas ess? Reuter
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    31 4 London Mar 12 TIHE British steamer Clan' Stuart. 3 760 tons, foundered m the Channel after a collision wiMi another vessel South vjest coast lifeboats rescued «li ,7 the crew.- Reuter
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    Sappen Missing Since Park Trouble
    138 4 Sappen Missing Since Park Trouble JHE trial of 19 Malay Sap charges of rioting contu, yesterday m the Criminal Din Court before Mr. J. L McFall Chief Court Inspector Ernest n appeared for the Crown while accused were unrepresented by C (2f. It wa* disclosed by Actino r^ Major S.
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    OLD AGE PENSIONS!
    54 4 London Mar. 12. THE House of Commons has adopted rhe third reading of the Old Age Pensions Bill increasing the pensions i a contributory basis, after rejecting s Labour amendment, by 182 to 127 vote. which declared that the supplement^ pensions should not be based on a
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    Dismissed Coolies On Riot Charge
    179 4 the trial yesterday of eleven Chinese on a charge of rioting at Kampong Kapor Road on Jan. 8 was told how a lorry-load of twenty coolies who had been discharged by a contractor came to beat up a band of coolies that were working for
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    "I WAS IN A NAZI CAMP": TO-NIGHT'S TALK
    85 4 "I WAS IN A NAZI CAMP": TO-NIGHT'S TALK CONDITIONS m German prison camps similar to those m the film "Hitler— Beast of Berlin" will be described over the 8.M.8.C. at 8.50 to-night (Wednesday), when Mr. A. Stanley, a British resident of Singapore will explain his experiences m a German prison
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    FOUR CHARGES OF GIVING BRIBES
    92 4 Singapore. 'I Bail m the sum of $200 vv;< this morning to Fong Wen**, a aged Cantonese, when he claim" before Mr. H. Watson m the Thin Police Court to four charges ol the offence of a detective by him illegal gratification to a I
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    WILL HITLER DIE SUDDENLY?
    2438 5 THE RIDDLE IN GERMANY UKRK is the solution to the enigma of the World War to-day as some of our greatest political writers see it. It all depends on Hitler's sudden fatal end and the man who takes his place. In May. 1935, a distinguishd rowd
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    RENT BOARD STATES ITS POLICY
    513 6 JT is the policy of the Rent Control Board that even when a man has bought a house after the commencement of the Ordinance under which the Board was constituted, he should be allowed to have the use of it for his own occupation, and
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    NEW WARNING FOR FOOD PROFITEERS
    504 6 TO COMBAT PKOriTBEEING FROM THE WAR TO AS LARGE AN EXTENT AS POSSIBLE, WHETHER IN THE FORM OF A CONDITIONAL SALE OR REFUSAL TO SELL IN THE HOPE TIIVT TRICES WILL RISE, THE FOOD CONTROLLER HAS ISSUED A NEW ORDER. THE FOOD (PROVISIONS AS TO
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    44 6 Karachi, Mar. 2. THE Government of Sind has sanctioned Rs. 50,000 towards a loan to be advanced to the refugees m the Sukkur ii'ts at Rs. 300 each, the rate of interests being 3 per cent. The loan is recoverable In ben annual instalments.
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    Traction Employees Meet
    131 6 Traction Employees Meet The third annual general meeting of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Association was held on Sunday, presided over by the President 'Mr. Kar'tar Singh). Office-bearers electea 'or 1940 were: Mr. Kartar Singh (President, re-elect-ed). Mr. M.D Pillay (Hon. General Secret ary>. Mr. Yip Lan Fun «Hon. Assistant
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    COLONIAL OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT
    47 6 COLONIAL OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT London, Mar. 13. The Colonial Office announces that Mr R. M. Blandy, Assistant to Resident Commissioner. New Hebrides has been selected for appointment as Resident Commissioner m succession to Mr. G. A. Joy who has been appointed Resident Adviser. Mukalla. Aden. British Official Wireless
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    ROTARY'S DUTY IN WARTIME
    365 6 j*O CONCENTRATE on the stimulation of thought and thi traifl of the individual to appreciate and understand better. inJJ tional affairs was a policy urged by Mr. H. W. Bryant. Rotary In' national Secretary for Middle Asia, m a talk on "Rota :rtlJ to the Singapore
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    TAR POURED ON MAN ALLEGED
    230 6 TAR POURED ON MAN ALLEGED ■pram J fence. Mr, L I th l pore fifth magist] L quitted and dfischa j Men*?. 20. Canton h J criminal intimidati h I certain persons with p I 1 with intent to cause alarm. I Yiu Menp; was, J |on two charges uncfar
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    London To-day
    730 7  -  H.L. Hopkin leasing Service Of Rotary In Great Britain: miiv /s Plans For Domination: King And Queen s H The Altmark Prisoners: Her Majesty's Interest v v, from the west of Enjrl the other (lay. I W 1 on with a I ,7hK 1 learning that I an
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    Morning Tribune Pope Drops A Brick On Ribbentrop
    104 7 Morning Tribune Pope Drops A Brick On Ribbentrop UN i 'IHERE was a welcome touch of human drama amui 1 th lull war news, m the report thai theXJerman 4 Poland and other areas under N«i control, j Rihbentrop went iw.y wiU. a severe head- j ache, and there ill
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    A Regimental Pahit Party, Recent Arrivals & A Morning Wedding
    202 8  - A Regimental Pahit Party, Recent Arrivals A Morning Wedding Vera Ardmore fells To-day Of COL. STEWART and •ffleen of the Argyll a'"* Sutherland Highlami- rturtained at a pahit party on ,\l(»iu!;»\ night. <»1 and Mrs. Stewart received the (lltlte »>n the lawn, which was decorated with coloured lights, and luckily
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    PEOPLE & PLACES
    729 8 PEOPLE PLACES cut on severely tailored lines. Uith Group (apt Silly was Mis Silly, a smart figure m Mil white. Wing Comm and Mrs Trinder ere among die interested* and I Jher frock of turquoise blue de chine patterned with p and accented with touches of purple velvet rreni Arrivals
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    Yesterday's Bride
    30 8 Mrs. DM. Hunter f«™ m r f ftA t I Theresa Seth pictured as she len Andrew's Cathedral yesterdu.v ai her marriage which took P' acr 10.30 am.
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    Tempting Dishes For Hot Days
    1001 9 8717H the return of the hot weather, appetites beV .me more capricious. Here, therefore, are a seI of tasty dishes calculated to tempt the most Isticlious member of your family. I (OH) SALMON LOAF tin salmon <i ib. size., oz. bui latine, nfuls cold water,
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    GLAMOUR
    62 10 Dorothy Lamour is the 1 ove. ly American girl J who has, m a mild, Hayes-con. vention sort of way, exposed her. Z self m furs, skins, sarongs, and jungle bric-a-brac m a number of Holly--1 wood primevals S Now m Disputed 2 Passage she is enJ tirely covered
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    HOLLYWOOD ON PARADE
    246 10 SUPERSTITION determined the title of the now song Dorothy Lamour introduces m "Road to Singapore." Dorothy became famous singing. first, "Moonlight and Shadows," and second. "Moon of Manakura." Director-Composer Vie Schertzinger's two most notable song successes were ''Mr. Moon Man" and "White Shadows Across the Moon." After
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    MISS YOUNG MAKES STAND ABOUT STORY
    338 10 (Tribune Film Reporter) WHETHER OR NOT SHE'S DISPLAYING (JOOl) BUSINESS JUDGMKNT IS OPEN TO ARGUMENT, BUT I'M READY TO DOFF MY BONNET TO LORETTA YOUNG FOR HAVING THE BACKBONE TO STICK TO THK PLAN OF CAMPAIGN SHE ANNOUNCED A FEW WEEKS AGO, WHEN SHE
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    MORNING TRIBUNE
    6 10 LORETTA YOUNG Standing firm.
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    Shearer Thinks A Lot Of La Guardia
    73 10 Shearer Thinks A Lot Of La Guardia I I NEW YORK— When Shearer, film star, left by plane for the West Coast to-day, reI porters asked her: I "Do you think Mayor Ladin dia's idea of brinffins a large part of the movie producing busmen W I New York is
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    After Dop
    109 10 1 940 sees a new film »tar 1 the Town Crier of L»H J rf the full-length cojo«r c^ >t 'Gulliver's Travels" to be the Cathay this week. ricr Gabby is the fearless l hf of Lilliput until the niffht c discovers the man mou muel Gulliver, washed
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    The Week's ilms
    343 11 IfANFARET .^amount, with l» lamiroh. and m.noui a repatriated X foster par- Howard a forsakes his pitiU 1 ways oi D:. ■n moht brilliant sur■s' morV m this story „M woman for a man. H story have X „i mankinds H; than has any other V^ ■.x
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    Gabby,1940 Star
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    LOMBARD FAINTS ON FILM SET
    569 11 HOLLYWOOD, MAR. 1. WITH ONLY FIVE MINUTES OF CAMERA WORK LEFT ON 'VIGIL IN THE NIGHT, 11 CAROLE LOMBARD COLLAPSED ON THE SET AND HAD TO BE SENT HOME. SHE HAD BEEN CRYING ALL DAY FOR ONE SCENE AND HER DOCTOR SAID THE EMOTIONAL STRAIN
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    FIVE MINUTES WITH CHARLIE McCarthy
    274 11 FIVE MINUTES WITH CHARLIE McCarthy (Tribune Film Ke. porter) «W ED(j.iii tUJtQtri, to me, Ls the most interesting man m Holly- wood. i'erhaps, "bewildering" Mould be a better word, for he's what a psychologist would call a 2 "split personality." Charlie Me. I aitny and his creator Mi dis- tinct
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      210 14 1 r\VO HOI KS <)! SIIMRB EN I'KKTAIVMEYI Til I i njovii) by vor\(; oiji 1 T!?£l% :t AI.IIAM II nX wait hisM Vs ,x,,;t All IK 'lIMCOI.orK SWMna aurrooM men MICKEY MOUSE n T "SOCIETY DOC SHOW <r? I Walt Disney s Special "MOTHER COOSE GOES HOLLYWOOD" j See
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    Diluted Beer Revelations By Crown Counsel
    114 15 Diluted Beer Revelation s By Crown Counsel CHE dose oi m which three Chinese were Ding, tar adulterai i tout, ihj Crown Counsel M: C H. Butterfiekl said that at I knnin] year there were probably no \> wcr than 98,000 boHlei ol diluted beeß on the Singapore market. The
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    CARTOONS PROGRAMME AT ALHAMBRA
    97 15 THE popularity of the coloured car was amply demonstrated last night, when the Alhambra. for its changt <>i programme, decided to adopt a change of policy as weli and showed a seri^i ol Wait Disney productions. The large crowd present wai sufficient justification for the introduction
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    "JIMMIE" THE SKELETON
    190 15 AX the outbreak of war an avalanche of cancellations descended upon hotels and restaurants. All over the country, but especially m London, dinners, banquets, dances and other functions, arranged for t'le winter months, were abandoned Within a week or two, however, organisers were beginning to rebook and
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      112 15 MICKEY ROONEY JUDY GARLAND and hundreds of entertainer* m M-G-M's "BABES IN ARMS" They're on their way— in MetroGoldwyn Mayer's fun-filled film version of Broadway's top musical comedy sensation! It's g?.y —and gorgeous! COMING TO YOUR FAVOIRITK THEATRE SOON. EMPIRE TALKIES 7 p.m. TO-NHiHT 9-15 p.m. SHIRLEY TEMPLE m !l
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    1431 & ALL THAI
    137 16 1431 ALL THAI HM a, 1066 is |fa rfm^ bered date m i| 1 1 .1 is an outstand n Frenchman. Ihai v in< which Joan of Arc burned the stake m Rouen. French people with til i coincidences are ptlntii the French Mission m London Kensington 11,1 In the
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      93 16 Postal Intelligence MAIL DEPARTURES TO-DAY M.nU I. r:— latest Time Of Postme CANADA Steamer 900 am r-niNA iSt(ani» 9.00 a m JONGKONG (Steamer) 9.00 a m JAVA < Aii 930 a.m. AKAWAK 'Steamer* 10.00 am. SUMATRA Mcdan 'Steamer* 11.00 a m Mtdan Air> 10 00 a n Palembaim (Steamer) 9.00
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    LOYALS HOLD CHINESE TO THRILLING DRAW
    371 17 S.C.F.A 1; Loyals 1. DACKED with thrills and not a few incidents, the Div. 1 league fixture between the S.C.F.A. and the Loyals, played at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday, resulted m a draw, the sides sharing two goals. Played at a cracking pace
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    FORT CANNING CRICKET
    55 17 The following will represent Fort Canning v. R.A.I 1 (Tc-i;i;gah) at Tanglin today, at 2.00 p.m.: Sqdn. Leader Marchbank. <Captn.>, Captn. Castor. Lieut. Mercer, Sergt. Long, Sergt. Dcwling, S?rgt. Major Wilton, Sergt. Baker, Cpl. Beeston, Pte. Whiteman, Cpl Turner, Cpl. Ritchie. Reserve:— L Cpl. Parent, CScorei:— Pt
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    Novice Weight-Lifting
    78 17 Tho following officials were appointed to adjudicate at the 1940 novice weightlifting Championships: Messrs. Chun Wah Swce and Teo Check Chu;'n (referees); Chiang Weng Wah (recorder); A. Wanjor (master of c&rtmonies); T. Barron "and R. Shield (Competitors' marshals*; C. G. One; (clerk of scale) Intending competitors are requested
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    R.S.G.C. WIN SOCIAL MATCH
    150 17 R.S.G.C. WIN SOCIAL MATCH Jl GOLF match bet wen the R 8.0 C A ladies and the Kcppel Golf Club ladies wa& played at Hukit Timah on Monday and resulted m I win for U 8 G.C Ladies by 58 points to 2H. (Keppal n'ayer.s mentioned first Mrs. R.E. Eaiie
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    Last Minute Goal Saves Gunners
    216 17 Last Minute Goal Saves Gunners (Singapore, Tuesday. minute goal scored by Hunt after the ball had rebounded from the goalkeeper's hand saved the Royal Artillery (9th Heavy J nent) from defeat at the hands of the Manchesters when the two m et m a first division league soccer match at
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    St. Andrew's Swimming Carnival
    392 17 y Andrew's School held their .-ter-house swimming carnival yf afternoon at the V.M.C.A. po :c a large gathering of i I. nta and their friends. i B v R.K.S. Adams officiated as I j^ if the Judges were the Rev. A m, Messrs. Lioe Eng San,
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    BOXER, WARNED, REFUSES TO FIGHT ON
    691 18 Sensation In Tolley Cup Contests MORE THRILLS were provided last night at the Happy Work; at the continuation of the Tolley Cup boxing competition. There were numerous knock-do #ns although most of the 25 contests went the full distance. Quite a sensation was caused
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    RESULTS OF S.A.F.A. GAMES
    66 18 rt following are the results o! the S A FA League matches played yesterday: Division I: Loyals dreu with Ihe S FA, 1—1; Manchester* drew with 9th Heavy Regiment. R A 1 1. Reserve Division RA r defeated SR 3—l. Division 2A: Naval Police defeated Pulau
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    GRAND NATIONAL CALLOVER
    46 18 London, Mar. 12. The callover for the Grand National is a< follows: 100—7 Kilstar. 100—7 Sterling Duke offered. 15—1 taken 100 -6 Symacthi.s offered. 20- 1 taken. 18_1 Venturesome Knight offered. 20—1 taken. 28-1 Workman offered. 33-1 taken. 100 7 Professor Second offered.
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    Very Poor Entries For Taiping Races
    182 18 Taiping. Tuesday THE entries received for the Taiping Turf Club Skye Meeting 15 and 16 are exceedingly poor. As a result, there will be only five events on each t understood, the number of entries received this time, is the P°' for the last
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    Perak Race Entries
    241 18 Perak Race Entries (From Our -Own Reporter i Ipoh, Tuesday. P)LLO\VING are mtrfel f<ir the Perak Turf Club thin da\ Kas. ter meeting on Mar. 20. S3 and S: HORSES, CLASS TWO Batti, Beano. Blue Ribbon Bun; Celestial, Complacent, The Cutter, Deep. dene, Distinguished, Drift On. Dover, Easter Parade. EsQiiinv
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    VOLUNTEER SNOOKER
    45 18 The following are Ues Snooker competition at tiFriday: F.s. Wood and vs. J.V. West am Monday: W.M Palgra^ an Jones v, Carl Lfrwson Dant; M.S. RoWn*>n and l vs. C.G. Fuller and J.D n Tueiday: H.F. F^Jsa ler v«| A.G. Ells and T.r. •>
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      LONDON TIN
      19 19 I London, Tuesday. Prl £2563 4 Bu. £257 Sellers Official Price) 1255 3 4 Buyer* £256 Sellers
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      LONDON RUBBER
      32 19 London. Tuesday. Buyers Sellei.s Tone Dull 12 12> 8 ,1 irdl April 12 12'a ware] May 11 13 16 ll 7 a ,3n rd) June 11 916 11 11 1G
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      88 19 London. Tuesday. 65 Dunlop Rubber 33 10 2 >ral Electric 81/10 1 Chemical Industries 32 4' 2 Impi Tobacco 124 4*2 utch 24 9 Ca Pacific 9 Lor 4 3 PI. to. Trust 33 10*2 2/--23. 9 Kin t as 15 16'ucs 3 7*2 itersrand Areas 83
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      49 19 London. Tue^aay. r.T Loncior. on Paris 178.50 t: onAmftenUpn 7.53* 7.58»* s "1 1 >ndon on Shanghai 4 5/16 rT L /.don on Hongkong Is. 2 29!32d '.;i Japan Is. 2 2132 d. TA 3c:: on New York 4. 02 Vz to 4.03 V 2 •Sellers ••Buyer?
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      PRODUCE
      56 19 London. Tuesc 8 Mate) m bulk Au s«>p:. S'ment Uaouoted raits FMSj S merit Unquoted Saramk) ware:-. April S'ment ]8 6 Bel] iapioca. Seed Pearl I Singapore I Sment 31 Marcb m»- White Ifuntok ril S'ment. 4 1 16 Sellers AQ, Black h April S'ment, 213 16 Sellers!, ooc-d
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      BULLION MARKET
      19 19 i 5 London. Tuesday. 20 13/16 Bap "JWJ 20 13/16 OOLD Fine per oz £8 8 0
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      10 19 New Yets, Mar. 11. Buyers Sellers Steady Quiet
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    RUSSIANS SAY FINNS "FORTIFIED"
    48 19 THE Russian newspaper Pravda has published an artkle paying that Finnish soldiers usually got intoxicated before battle. "As a result the Finnish soldier envisions angels. God himself surrounded by archangels and leaders of the League of Nations and Swedish social democrats." the article said.
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    Canada's Huge Wheat Crop
    25 19 A new official estimate of Canada's i 1939 wheat crop computes it as| 489,623,00<> bushels, the second j largest on record.
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    Y. M. C. A. TENNIS I
    116 19 Y. M. C. A. TENNIS I AWING to the sodden condition of the uround. the ties fixed yesterday for the V.M.C A. tennis tournament were cancelled Owing to an injury Capt. Lilley and N. V. Del Tufo have scratched from the Men's Handicap Doubles. TO-DAY S TIES HANDICAP SINGLES (Semi-final)
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    R.A.F. BEAT S.R.C IN RESERVE DIVISION
    149 19 Singapore, Tuesdax J)EHNITELY ihgW^ng that tli. .v< a tn, t.,im, the X.A F U Ihe SRC. by U -oals to one m their Reserve Division football match on the Esplanade before a good crowd tins afternoon. I NeYerthek I i I plucky ditp] i
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    JOYBELLS BADMINTON
    77 19 At the annual general meeting of the Joy bells Badminton Party held at the residence of Mr. Koh Kirn Swee on Friday, the following were elected office-bearers for the yea,r:— President-.-Mr. Koh Kirn Swe e re-elected), Vice President— Mr. Sim Wee Cheow, Hon. Secretary— Mr. Tan Guan Chuan.
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    138 19 Singapore. Tuesday THERE was a fc :d:i nothing to relieve tr»e monotony of markets to-day. Although the price of the metal was again higher m London, and was unchanged locally, tin shares received scanty support and prices were inclined tc droop. Hong Fatts eased to 51. 32
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    RACES AT R.S.Y.C.
    122 19 ON Friday, there will be the usual nernoon for all Classes, at Royal Singapore Yacht Club starting at b 2b a m pB Sa/ifrday, thf "B" Class will sail flr^t rac for the Santry Challen"' Cup (Ladles Rac< .(art ing at 430 Or Sunday Mar 17, the
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      58 19 SI'OIMS IHAItV 1 TO-DAY SAFA. League, Div. 1, RAF. vs. SRC. Stadium: Reserve Division. Police Re.>. v.s Royal Navy Res., Police Depot; S.CC Res. vs. 8 < F A Rei SCC.; BH L Guthries vs H. and S. Bank, S H B ILVMS YM C A tournament. BOXING 'Tulley Cup"
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    GREAT BRITISH ARMY NOW TAKING SHAPE
    464 20 War Minister's Speech London, Mar. 12. 4 AUR SECURITY depends on the security of France. It is clear that our resources m manpower and great industrial strength demands that we produce an Army big enough to ensure our srmrity, and be worthy of our
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    PHOENIX PARK RAID SEQUEL
    39 20 PHOENIX PARK RAID SEQUEL Dublin. Mar. 12. Twelve years' imprisonment each was imposed on John Parnell, John Lyons and Joseph Modermott by a special criminal court at Dublin on charges arising out of the Phoenix Park magazine raid- Reuter
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    PARLIAMENT'S LIFE MAY BE I PROLONGED
    148 20 London, Mar. 2. IN the House of Lords, replying to i question whether it proposes shortly to introduce a bill to orolong the life ot Parliament, Earl Stanhope said the Government were well aware of the necessity Of considering this matter at no very
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    STOP PRESS
    119 20 HKaL Stockholm. Mar. 12 Desperate fighting is raging t O night m the outer suburbs o f Vii. puri. The Finns, entrenched Q ruin s of empty houses, are mowing down the attackers with withering machine-gun fire. Shells of every calibre rain upon the town, starting fires which
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    156 20 Rome, Mar. II The veil of secrecy which has hitherto surrounded the conversa. tions of Mussolini and Ribbentrop yesterday was partially lifted by an article m the Giornale dltalia which says: "The conversations ranged < the entire European field, and fundamental question of war aims and the establishment of endunnj
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    RUM FROM WAR FUND
    43 20 London, Mar. 12. Four hundred and eighty cases of Jamaica rum, valued at f5OO and 150 barrels of coffee fl are among the dlstributions made by the Jamaica publicity commits out of £***** collected for war fund purposes. Reuter
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