Morning Tribune, 14 March 1940

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    13 1 The Morning Tribune No. 35, Thurs. Mar. 14, 1940. The Morning Tribune Thursda;.
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    "FINNS' EPIC STORY"
    753 1 "FINNS' EPIC STORY" Premier* London, Mar. 13. M MUSKY (Soviet Ambassador) vis m the diplomatic gallery ten >Ir. Chamberlain rose to make a statement m the Commons to-d.n. on Finland. me Minister announced that British Minister m Helsinki was Informed thi« morning by the Finnish Foi Minister that Soviet-Finnish terms
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    MILLION ITALIANS UNDER ARMS
    80 1 MILLION ITALIANS UNDER ARMS Rome, Mar. 13. 7AI V is keeping under colours million men belonging to classes who are peried, said General Soddu -Secretary for war m a speech r Chamber of Fascist and Corns to-day. *M a debate on war rif iu said that m order to 'ion
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    FINLAND BLAMES SWEDEN, NORWAY
    547 1 Why Armistice Was Signed CONFIRMATION FROM THE nS^ltm^wflWMos. COW ANNOUNCEMENT OF PEACE WITH FINLAND CAME THIS MORNING IN A MOVING 20-MINUTE BROAD (AST BY THE FOREIGN MINISTER M TANNER HE DECLARED: IF WE SUCCEED IN RETAINING OUR UNITY, IT WILL BE A PROMISE THAT FINLAN WILL
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    S.H.B. STRIKE: QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT
    154 1 I London, Mar. 13. i JN the House of Commons today, Mr. Creech Jones asked S Mr. Mac Donald what steps had been taken to improv c the con- ditions of harbour workers m Singapore, and whether steps were being taken to evict the t
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    Pope On World's Turmoils
    56 1 Vatican City. Mar. IX Political, economic and moral turmoils have started a repercussion the consequences of which no mind can foresee, said the Pope, referring to <he international situation m an allocution to members of the Sacred College who tami- to congratulate him on the first
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      66 1 On Other Page* Britain's War Cost 2 World Reaction To Finn Peace 3 Selangor .Man Hunt 4 Judge Commends Hero 5 German Trapped By Girl ii Leader Page 7 People Places 8 Women's PftfOi 0 12 Beyond the .Maginot line 10 11 Classified Advts. IS Cinemas l Japan Will Get
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    WAR COSTS BRITAIN £6,500,000 DAILY
    157 2 Sir John Simon's Disclosures LONDON MAS. 1 :i. DIiITAINS WAI KXI-KNIMTIKi: AT I'KKSKM VMOIMS TO UMHJT Mtt MILLIONS A DAY, I »F THIS FIGURE THE THREE FIGHTING SERVICES AND THE kIINIOTRX OF SUPPLY ARE COSTING V™*™**™ l^* JDA! i V AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS, EVACUATION. SHIPPING,
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    "Soviet Task Is Fulfilled"
    160 2 "Soviet Task Is Fulfilled" Moscow, Mu\ 1" TIIF TASK which the S*W 1 Vmkm set herself has been fulfilled, says Pravda, the ofhcial organ of the Communist rariy, commenting on th c peace treaty The safety of the north west frontier of the Soviet Union and Leningrad are guaranteed When
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    230 2 Helsinki, Mar. 13. Some new. -papers announce "foreign radio reports" of th p conclusion Ol peace but the news was given Merely M I report m the absenc P of an (fhcial .statement It is pointed out that even if the delegation has power to sign a pact with Rus
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    FINLAND MOURNS
    42 2 Helsinki, Mar. 13. It us officially omlirmed that the Miniis of Defence and Education red because they could not associate themselves with the Government on question of peace. this afternoon appear li deep blark. borders surrounding he peace terms Reuter
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    Japans China Policy
    262 2 Japan s China Policy Tokyo. Mai 13. fllE Prime Minister a long statement elal tag Japan's future rtl tween Japan, China chukuo. They will be created I "neighbourly amity, m n defenc I tost the i and economic co-operation I In- statement reiterai that •'.ln pan will respect tln iiid
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    JAPAN BECOMES ALARMED
    180 2  -  UNKNOWN Ttokyo I NEGOTIATIONS between I N soviet Russia m the Fa: I reach a deadlock as a resul I Russo-Finnish agreement m nion of the Nichi Nichi Shin ba I assumes that Russia will no* 1 Btiffcr attitude m the Far Chugai Shogyo Shimpo i; I
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    REACTION TO FINN PEACE
    553 3 London. Mar 13 m, on the Finnish-S--f "After hard bargaining I en unable to reduce nt Russian military b. vould InereMe the anxiety .m countries lor their Finland must bo the first thei In lact the condition* aible with her freedom and X It i> not
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    Fanee
    137 3 Paris. Mar. 13. The Soviet-Finnish peace agreement deplored as another sacrifice on the pi ot Finland, by Lucien Bourgues writ:. m the Petit Parisian The newspaper Ere Nouvellp praises M. Daladier and Mr Chamberlain tol their it ■lament! fetterday, and say«:"What ha.s surprised Ui most has been that Sweden's
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    Hungary
    58 3 Budapest. Mar. 13. Hungarian Right Wing papers express pleasure at the Russo-Finnish peace, and regard the news as a victory lor German diplomacy. The Left Win- preiS cxpiessed sorrow and fears for Finland. Pesti Hirlap declares that little natter if they have the courage, can defen.l themselves even against
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    Holland
    52 3 Amsterdam, Mar. i*. ilitical circles are plad that mnish peai c bas been rest the harsh Im»nly redeeming feature <>t the wai eyes was the herou and often it fence of the Finnish Aimv. POINTED OIT THAT TIIK •JOPOSED SOVIET NAVAL BASE HANGOE WILL BE A PKRMAN| M MENACE
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    United States
    27 3 New York. Mar. 13. r inp on the Finnish-Soviet a New York Times dispatch hington states that the first there la that the entire Scan-
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    SWEDISHFINNISH ALLIANCE NOW URGED
    138 3 Stockholm. Mar. II poru \i; feeling m Sweden ap- pears iihm> concerned with the fact that war has been avoided than with implications for the future. Th.' newspaper Svenska I>a«blade< writes: "To escape the contempt of the world for h<. r passive attitude for the Finni>h
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    Sweden
    131 3 Stockholm. Mar. IS. "Pvjfoundlv depressing" is the dM cription applied to the Httiin Finnish peace terms by the Swedish newspaper Tidinpen, which adds: "Wuh bitter grief and dumb oppression the Swedish nation learns of the hard terms v. hieh our brother nation has been forced to accept We can
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    Canada
    61 3 Toronto Mai 19 New. i 1 1.' Rut* Flnniih p•; i t-ci throughout Canada with nnxrd teelmgs Most Canadians tnoitghi th© Alltel would -on Finland ia -Jit. with Canadian troops. \\\< .1 tized, taking a promim n1 r.u 1 kg .iiiiuHii.r. (I that all lunds i.umJ 00 behall ol
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    Denmark
    45 3 Auth< rttative Danish elrcfc i<i the n- -w.s <>i the ix 1 if. faction n Is hoped tl I I ion v.ii i>« nt m the whole -I Bi gtnd i' i-> !ii|)i::i.^-t <\ i lmi no w;ix tnade to Inflin nee F lon Reuter
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    Italy
    80 3 Koine Mai 13 political utworTori expren eatitfactiou with -Fniiaiici s rcaiitic recognition tl the present situation.' lt:>ly made any tßCret ol her sympathy witn Finland but later events led lUlia consider the conflict [nun the angl( ()1 »hr war between Germany and Allies. Some support was th^n o the
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    CANADIAN AIR FORCE PERSONNEL RAISED
    40 3 Ottawa Mar it is officially announced 'ii*' l tl I establishment ol tho Canadian Force has been Inen ied b i I 14.000 Provi lon i.s now mad* for a total per lonncl <•! 30.400 Reuter
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    POLICE HUNT FOR PISTOL & GANG
    277 4 POLICE HUNT FOR PISTOL GANG (From Our Own Reporter.) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. POLICE throughout the State are co-operating m the search for eight Chinese gang robbers who, wearing black masks and armed with knives and revolvers, raided a house near Salak South, a few miles outside Kuala Lumpur, and. after
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    CONVICTIONS FOR CHANDU OFFENCES
    107 4 Singapore, Wednesday. E*<()UR Chinese were this morning charged and convicted for breaches under the ehandu ordinance m the Criminal District Court before Mr. J. L. McFall. Peh Choon Seno w as fined $20 or 20 tiay.s' .simple imorisonment. if M =:<♦ Teo Thong was sentenced to
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    STOLE GUNNY BAGS
    51 4 Tan Ah Kan (40). a Teochew. wa.s bound over In the sum of $2:5 for B oeiiod of three months on a personal bond by Mr Conrad Oldham yesterday when hv pleaded guilty to a charge of theft of eleven sunny bags and one straw mat. l
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    European's Licence Suspended
    49 4 European's Licence Suspended pOR failing to report an accident that was due to his negligence, a European of the Naval Base. B. M. Douglas, was yesterday morning fined a total sum of $150 by Mr. C. H. Whitton m the Traffic Court. His licence was suspended for 3 months.
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    GERMANY TOO EVILJ TO WIN
    124 4 GERMANY TOO EVILJ TO WIN lyji;. A. STANLEY, a Singa- port* resident who was a prisoner of ill m Germany during the last world war, J I S spoke over the 8.M.8.C. last i night giving his experiences i m prison camps m Germany, i None of the reports emanat-
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    11 Accused Blame Complainant
    231 4 |N tlieir defence to the charge of rioting at Kampong Kapor the I eleven Chinese yesterday made statements from the dock I blaming the complainant as the source of the trouble. I They said that a lew days before the incident, they were engaged by the
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    CLAN FEUD ENDS
    188 4 BOTH parties, the the Hwkchia.s. are u»l H I and the leaders of both a ,ie s V assured me that there will J*" I further trouble' vaid Mr V Icl counsel for the Hennas I H Conrad t>ldham. t] sinU Ir Second Police .Ma R is,
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    52 4 Rubber returns for the month of Pebnan I 1940 were U follows:— Alor Australasia 16.200 lb. .Aver P.,nas -sqoo <">■ I*" Bukit Kubu 8.500 lb.. Olenealy 45,000 b Jaiaa' Itt Kebun 10.900 lb.. Kluan« 48 11m. Ib Pa^ 107.500 lb.. Port Swettonh;ur. baiii 18.500 lb.. Teluk Anson 55.439 11 I
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    U.S. Loan To Chungking "Unpleasant," Says Japan
    114 4 U.S. Loan To Chungking "Unpleasant," Says Japan Tokyo. Mar. 13. DEPORTS of British seizures «j q contraband goods on the Jap^M Sea were discussed m the House of| Representatives yesterday afternoon. The Foreign Minister. Mr H.^M Aiita. .stated that he had no infornfrß p tion on the reports that a
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    ONTARIO OFFICIAL RE-ENTERS CABINET
    49 4 ONTARIO OFFICIAL RE-ENTERS CABINET Toronto M MR. Hepburn, Premier of Onta I nuunees that Mr. N I of the Ontario Governn. l right-hand man, who resigned i k- test against Mr. Hepbm I the war effort of the Canadi;.!' f nient, has reconsidered his and re-entered the Cabinet.- Reuter
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    SAPPERS MAKE DEFENCE IN COURT
    174 5 SAPPERS MAKE DEFENCE IN COURT «j jAY the third day of the W fl9 Malay Sappen on eh rioting at the Sappy Park <'!i F^b. 7, when two re killed, m the Criminal urt before Mr. J. L. X w the close of the prosccu remarking that there was pvid-
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    Elliott Gaoled: Findings Of The Appeal Judge
    1018 5 I Singapore, Wednesday. I the passing of sentence of one month's rigorous imI prisonment on Robin Aylmer Elliott, 23-year-old EuroI pean ex-assistant of the Mercantile Bank, Singapore, by I the Appeal Judge, the Hon. Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell, I m the High Court
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    JUDGE COMMENDS
    355 5 Chinese Gaoled DETECTIVE lAN CHENG QUEB, HERO OF A GUN DUEL, IN WHICH THE ODDS AGAINST HIM WERE FIVE TO ONE. AM) WHICH TOOK PLACE A LITTLE FAST MIDNIGHT ON DEC. 28 LAST YEAR, AT RIVER VALLEY ROAD, WAS COMMENDED AT THE ASSIZE COl RT YESTERDAY AFTERNOON FOR
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    Dorothy Lamour At Cathay
    165 5  - Dorothy Lamour At Cathay Cinema Reviews hjOROTHY i AMOUR eomti to the v Blngapore ten i n again In 'Di iputo d i which opened at the cat hay rday. She la <• n |fl an Amen. •an girl, born, bred and educated m China, ami .she canrlei the part
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    GERMAN TRAPPED BY GIRL EVACUEE
    961 6 GERMAN TRAPPED BY GIRL EVACUEE A GERMAN, WiHuln) Gcorfc Irnou rneowua son, has lM<ii lixin- m IsOVK <>vi i looking \Nin-don (I'xrkshiK X VI Station, has hrrn sent to prison for month ;it Ahin«:clon for fUmint crashed aeroplane. _i i U» „.x it ill- son. a mi ()l n Colin
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    "NAZIS' COMING!" RUSSIANS TOLD FINNS
    107 6 I Helsinki \N dftuia! Finnish spokesman, j announcing a series of de- j «.iructive Russian air raids on I Finnish cities, said Soviet troops I on the Karelian Isthmus threat. 5 HMri that "the (iermans will come.' In the no-man's land before J Finland's Mannerheim
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    "ENEMY" SITS IN AN EASY CHAIR
    497 6 UJE told last week of the brutal treatment meted out b, the I 11 Gestapo to ten women whose only crime was that I Rritish. 1 Here is the other side of the picture the treatment of a German woman call her Frau X-
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    Matrimony An Investment
    53 6 Ml.t 1 \\\v (urit. rat-hid I inqphtcr of the discoverer 4 radium, ohvi.iu^lv wants to he single. \i least it costs moner. Under French law she n\u<t pay 1 30 per cent, of her Lncoae ti h keep the Mile, before her name. a tax levied Igahisi
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    German Coke For Belgium!
    23 6 1 IV.der an agieenv". Hj >nd Berlin. G< H mm with 50.000 to:. onthly. Supply wa> being tatten. I
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    London TO-day
    786 7  -  H.L.Hopkin M On Problem Of Allied Aid For Finland: This Bore-War ould We Attack In The West?: "Enemies In Our Non-Interned German Gets Month's Bmprisonment: Best Aberdeen Story In Years. London, Ffeb. 2ti H an tired there is no- more pleasant than to s it t. But when
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    Morning Tribune MARCH 24,1940. A Shameful Peace May Lengthen War
    292 7 Morning Tribune MARCH 24,1940. A Shameful Peace May Lengthen War |£VER since the Busm-Finnish War Btarted, we n J J been receiving news of a most conflicting nature. t We have been told that the Finn* were successfully J I resisting all Russian attacks and thai as many as ten
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    A Cathedral Christening, A Pahit uGet Together" And The New Fashions
    845 8  - A Cathedral Christening, A Pahit u Get Together" And The New Fashions Vera Ardmore Tells Today Of iu< c ras the fourth anniversary ol the wedding »l Mr. and Mrs. I I Rowland :uid they CIMMe it v the da lor the ehrtetening <»f thdi wn <l.ui:lit.i m<*d four RlCtlths,
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    PEOPLE & PLACES
    260 8 PEOPLE PLACES blouse was of plain blue and her skirt of candy striped silk. Her sister. Miss Patricia Finigan was m a Ltiavely tailored black cocktail frock. Mrs. Hugh Taylor favoured attractive print Other guests included:— Capt and Mrs. Pender-Cudlipp. Comm. and Mrs. Pinhey. Capt. and Mrs. Hipkin. Major and
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    Cocktail Frocks
    136 8 SKETCHED here is a iharmin* examplp of an ideal "utility dress for cocktails as worn by Mi\ E. W. Martindell, of Johore. Of heavy, dull-surfaced crepe. Hi out is perfectly plain from nock tn hem In front, the only relief bein? Jud\ nerk frill of delicately spotted black
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    Darn Your Dish-Cloths To Make This Cay Bath-Mat
    721 9 Darn Your Dish-Cloths To Make This Cay BathMat IlKl.'i is a fascinating piece o Bi spare-time handwork for ih Boman who enjoys making sorm Bhinu useful, but pretty, for he loir:, gay bath-mat, mad ■erv simply by darning over ordi ■an dish-cloths. I: :^it. you will require the fol H-.
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    BEYOND THE MAGINOT LINE
    938 10 WHERE MEN WAIT AND THEN— WAIT |N groups of two. each strictly separated by about 200 yards the men who occupy the most forward of our positions beyond the iViaginot I me, climbed a hill to their lonely outposts m the wood above. Beyond that are
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    GUN WITH A SER
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    STAR IN THE SUNLIGHT
    39 11 And tins star is bright enough to shine anywhere She's LA BKLLF BALL.— and her first name's Lucille. By the way you'll see her soon m Singapore m Kay Kyser's film. "That's Right You're Wrong."
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    PIGEONS MISS MR. CHURCHILL
    140 11 TNI Square m London which commemorates one of our greatest naval victories was, not inappropriately, a favourite spot of the man who is now Britain's First lord of the Admi I iaUv. Mr. Churchill was a regular visi |tor to Trafalgar Square and h< never failed
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    BRITAIN CARES FOR HER YOUTH
    271 11 GOVERNMENT CAMP BEGUN express no desire to leave them. Among the evacuees who are not anxious for a restoration of normal arrangements are the 400 boys of Malvern College, who are now living at Blenheim Palace. This 18th century mansion, the seat of the Duke
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    BLENHEIM PALACE AS SCHOOL
    40 11 BLENHEIM PALACE AS SCHOOL QP the evacuated children who have returned to London i other towns m the danger rones, some have been glad to back to their normal surroundingi; others are perfectly 1 IPPy In their new homes, and
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    Daytime Chic
    318 12 Displayed Simple mF Frocks H| On Ihe I NKVER ha. tMU Miarter «>r more comfortable daytime lrthaw the lovely lit tl«- models now bshown by Priscilla of Eu Court Combining distinction of line and cut Witil Charming ptttenu and clever colour combinations. tBMt really do solve the problem
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    Modes Of The Moment
    350 12 Modes Of The Moment Superb With Itlark DEMAND THE SHEEN I OF PEARLS j I kf iir I iIHTH the current vogue for simple day frocks, all-black ensembles and "covered-up" evening silhouettes, more ;-nd more women are wearing pearls. specially m London and Paris, where although war-time conditions make sober
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    "JAPAN WILL GET OUT OF CHINA"—GRIPPS
    290 15 "JAPAN WILL GET OUT OF CHINA"— GRIPPS Britain Need Not Fear I Showdown With Tokyo f.K his visit to Chungking, sir Stafford Cripps, the British wine Labour brier, tells Renter that China will win the ft'ith Japan for her inde})en(lence. He can see the c getting out rather than being
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    JAPAN AND EXTRALITY
    133 15 Tokyo. Mar. 13. .Japan Is prepared to renounce extralttj m China but it is no possible to do so simultaneously with the inauguration or the new Chinese regime or Imme- ly i llowini action d (i ifi Hachiro Aril eign Mi: mth .Japan desire, Utj a m
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    Entire Arab World With The Allies
    376 15 r BERXK. MAR. 13. 1 MIRE ARAB PEOPLES FROM THE ATLANTIC TO THE ASUS, FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN' TO THE INDIAN RE ON THE SIDE OF THE DEMOCRACIES IN THE m f dc Lausanne, makine this I 'When listening to Arab talks one I irate
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    GODLESS PACT
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      56 16 Postal Intelligence MAIL DEPARTURES I T I)AV of Nttfaij PAT TA 'All' ft 00 P m RAMA 5 00 p.m. iliSi SiS s:= J ,ava (Air) iv un. 500 p.« (AIT) 10.00 Mail Arrival* Probab To-day To-mui Mails From Java Sumatra ,Air» 3.30 p m. Undon ft Europe etc. g
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    AIRMEN BEAT S. R. C IN DIV. I FOOTBALL
    334 17 AIRMEN BEAT S. R. C IN DIV. I FOOTBALL 5. S.R.C i ING overwhelming superiority,- the R.A F'vesterdiv ted the S.R.C. by five goals to one m a Div 1 flxture played at the Anson Road Stadium. s (iid not lose for want of effect ivr whii« r>« Rnal wl
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    Bankers Win In Business League
    154 17 Singapore, Wednesday. \yiTHOUT their star centre-forward, Gammel, the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, the last year's champions, had a hard time m their Business Houses League soccer match with Cxuthries XL on the Harbour Board ground this afternoon. The Bankers won by two goals tc nil
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS TIES
    118 17 I IN the only tie played off yesterday m the V.M.C.A. annual tennis, tournament. I. A. Alsap;orY beat Wee Eng Lock. B—6, 6- 2, m the men's] handicap singles event. Revise Tie.s for to-day m the Y.M.CA.I open invitation tennis: Handicap Mixed Doubles Mrs. Ifbekler and S.
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    CHINESE BEAT THE S.C.C.
    279 17 CHINESE BE A T THE S.C.C. Singapore, \v« dnetday. a SOI [TARY goal nond by W< Bni iv ly m the gecond hall the Chi ictory over the sec id <i X- < ivc Division League locoer match played on th< Padang fiis evening. Th« Chiiw h ut but lack
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      339 17 M Public Notices I I' WAS RUBBER ESTATE I LIMITED. |K(): hereby Riven that the tiuaJ General Meeting of will be held at the Reft. Hongkong Bank Chani- Quay, Singapore, on Friday. :i1 at 12 o'clock noon, at Hi Directors will recommend id ior the year ended ■t 1940, bo
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      66 17 l^s*te mm mt nuL'OUn 0 EUMENTHOL JUJUBES I have for over l(> years been mk es.sfull> used b\ lens of Millions of peopjr. Other Junes, etc.. etc.. come and *;<>. but Hudson's I umerithol Ju.jiib*- continue to sain public confidence through their genuine worth. When used daily they preserve the
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    38 BOUTS DECIDED IN LAST NIGHT'S BOXING
    878 18 38 BOUTS DECIDED IN LAST NIGHT'S BOXING Four Knockouts 5 T.KO's. kio EV EH than lour knock-outs and live technical knock-outs ed lust night at the continued preliminaries and ■tmi-finafc 01 theToUcv Cup bO3dqg competition at the Happy World. As en thi previous nights, most of MM bouts were packed
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    Handicaps For Taipino Skye Meet
    120 18 '•THE lollowinv .v, Friday S day f he T i RACE ONE I Hacks, Div. Z. abt. 5 fen I Captain Ball I Some Flirt L Walan f RACE TWO I Ponies, (lass Z. Div. g, iht S furs. V Fust Lynne RACE THREE I
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    C.S.A. PENANG TOU
    18 18 The Chinese Spoi si ccer ''-earn will tour the Easter holid f before March 19.
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    CHUNG WHA XI
    45 18 The following I>l- I Chung Wha F.A. m Youngsters to a me soccer on Saturday Bah Chee; Siang Hook f Hong: Slew. Sen- Quec Hock Leng. Koon Wj y Choon Teck and Cnwc Kirn Eng. Yew CM**, i Cnye and Tock Inf.
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    15 18 In the Reserve Divisi League, the Police beat by three coals to one, ground yesterday.
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      17 19 IV dn< way. p. 1204U Buy £255 Seller E253% Buyers C 254y 4 Sellers j
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      24 19 Wednesch. Buyers Sellers W»ietly Steady Vpril 11^4 11 1313 11 5 8 11 11 1G June a 7 16 n 9 16
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      74 19 I London Wednesday I 8 3 i 4» 2 WS ncal Incl' 32 Ipe J |2 jj X Pacitic 8 3 4 f' 4 3 Ebb 33 6 Kr ;3,9 ■nt) 9 H[> A atics 3 7' 2 tersrand Areas 82/6 C] ->carer« 78 9 ■i 99
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      37 19 I London. Wednesday. London on Paris 176.50 London Amsterdam 7.53* f .Shanghai 4 5/16 m Hongkong Is. 229 32d London on Japan is. 2 31 32d. London on New Yorlc 4.02^ to 4.03% •Sellers **Buyeis
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      PRODUCE
      62 19 liOndoii. Wednesday. M v Malay) m Aii: S'ment Unquoted Ba 'S::\i:t.s FMS« ■j^Ti^t S'ment Unquoted April S'ment 18 3 Sellers H^' Pearl, ■Qu.i;.-;. i Singapore) u:l S tnent 31'- Marcb i White Muntok HrhA; S'ment. 41 16 Sellers B i A^' Black ■> h Apnl S'ment. 2 1310 I
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      14 19 i London, Wednesday. 20 V 20"' 8 D, Fine per oz. £8.8.0
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    34 19 New York, Alar. 12. ItrBRKK Buyers Sellers Market Tone Q lllot Spot 18 11 10 18 13J16 Forwartk Juty'Sept II 3 8 18 I|2 TIN Market Tone Quiet Spot 48 3 4
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    COUP POSSIBLE
    237 19 Paris. Mar. 1 ACCORDING to a Harai despatch from th«- Finnhh frontie? it h considered m\\Ae that to-day may see i "coup" to Finland. This opinion is based on the possibility that Parliament might refuse to ratify the peace treaty with Russia Al li 18 miiiutt it was
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    Allies Not Much Affected
    305 19 London. Mar 13. USUALLY well-informed quarters m London (says Reuters diplomatic- correspondent) are hiking a long view of the SovietFinnish settlement, and are not impressed by the claims of the German and pro-German press that it constitutes a defeat for the Allied cause. It is true
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    COUNTRY IN TEARS
    69 19 i Helsinki. Mn 15. H laiuur's broadtaM vi > nt rally ret rived m dead ritol lears streamed down the fSCCM <>f I men and women and there v x general feeling of complete nmnb- N llfsv I People seem to have the idea however that 'f
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    GERMANY AND ITALY SIGN NEW COAL AGREEMENT
    38 19 GERMANY AND ITALY SIGN NEW COAL AGREEMENT M 13 PERMANY and Muiy b cool agi nnenl foil v and Ribbentrop, Btatet m ofl comnmniqui coal Germany ill Thli, acid tlu comn enable Italian reouln covered "almost entirclv Reuter
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    DUTCH NAVAL MISSION RETURNS FROM ITALY
    44 19 Th r Hague, Mar. 1 1 a naval Dilation htm returned trom a vi.su to Italy wbere It ha.s be n nego- 1 tiatinu m connection with the pttrcn&K of arms and will rejxjrt to the Ooremment.- Reuter
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    157 19 Singapore Wednesday. THE latest political newt did nothing t> stimulate business In markets tu-dav and prices were again inclined to es LocaJ tin was .>l2H>' 2 down 1 2 while •he price of rubber af tour o'clock w;^ buyers Spot 38 1 i cents April June 36"^.
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      68 19 fsiVERSER- I I CHINESE I I BANKING I W/A 1 ;^JpT I fluicriatm baakbig trtnsn(t>ons ol over\ drst riptiou. 9 Placet :»t v»» ilifwii the multiJ.NMMis sriviirs of its institution with branrlu-* all over Seuth I ustcni Ami conimtioMs m :ill princil»al rtflci lilt \\'Mkl. Wfiromps etnnltatlotti un ftMincial and
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    MALAYA & I.T.C.: COMMONS' STATEMENT
    186 20 MALAYA I.T.C.: COMMONS' STATEMENT i.oimlmd Mm i In ll.« ominous to da) Mf. Mokr«» ftjfcod Mr Mm Dunill uhrthci the «.on-in. mrnt official and an v dovrrnmtmi ofli< iul, who i'ompris c thf ma t«>i it of the M.tltv M.ii» mn t<> the m" mi ition.il iid ommittec bu\ irhi
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    LORDS TRIBUTE TO FINNS
    90 20 London. Mar 13. In th House <:f Lords, Lord HaHfai made a statement m re. lo the Kusso-I inuish armistice vimifar to that made by Mr. < h tmbrrhiin m the Commons. Lord Snell, leader of the Oppositio'i. after statins that the Finnish people had done
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    CONDITIONS IN RUSSIAN-POLAND
    45 20 CONDITIONS IN RUSSIAN-POLAND London. Mar. 13 iii the common' to-day, asked about In Russian Poland Mill itl( r aid that reports reaching the Government Indicated that as a result ot tr. p Soviet occupation, they were gradually approximating to conditions Ukig In the Boviet Union
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    Finland To Cede Tenth Of Area
    256 20 Finland To Cede Tenth Of Area THE NEW FRONTIER I Berlin, Mar. 13. ACCORDING to the Moscow newspaper Pravda, quoted by the official News Agency, thr new frontier between RusiiM and Finland, aas. s laid down m the peace treaty, begins at the Gult of Finland, approximately 30 miles west
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    DEBATE ON WAR ON TUESDAY
    69 20 London, Mar. 13. THE Commons is likely to debate the war on Tuesday. i It Ls expected the Prime Minister will] then review the whole situation. The debatr will enable the question/ of Finland to be raised, while the oppo- sition wi.sh to raise a
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    STOP PRESS
    331 20 LORD ZETLAnI SHOT AT 1 London, .Mar 13 I $IR MKIIAI I o-imYER tf J Governor of Punjab. n M shot dead at a meeting «>t thfl India Association to-night 9 an Indian gunman, uh, ia i wounded Lord Zetland (Semi tary for India). I Lord Zetland escaped
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    28 20 Berlin UmX, I According to a .Moscow the Finnish delegation leu afternoon for Finland. L Stockholm. M' According to Stockholm s gen, Dr. Schacht fa l h Reuter
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    47 20 wu a iondo: To a suggestion m the I iay that there .should »>■■ ;ion of the British and nents with a view to wlitical unity between g France, Mr. Butler dec! i mity of pur f ween the ta i ichieved b to i aider I Reuter
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