Morning Tribune, 15 March 1940

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    Masthead
    10 1 The Morning Tribune J__- No. 36, Fn. Mar. If). KMO.
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    GERMANY'S ANTI-SOVIET SCHEMES
    54 1 GERMANY'S ANTI-SOVIET SCHEMES Paris, Mar. 14. POLISH White Book is published, recapitulat- in:; diplomatic history prior to the war in which p S Poland was concerned. The book says that as re- cently as March 1939 Ger- I J many tried to draw Poland into schemes against the Soviet on
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    Gen. Wavell Visiting South Africa
    74 1 Gen. Wavell Visiting South Africa Capetown, Mar. 14. JENERAL WAVELL, commandertief of the British Forces ti the Near East, has visited Kenya nd is now on his way to Capetown o consult the South African Govs officially announced that Gen. avell is expected at the week-end. when SWill meet Gen.
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    SOVIET VIEW OF SCANDINAVIAN ALLIANCE
    56 1 K T Moscow, Mar. 14 I] believed hero that the Soviet has I o objections to the conclusion of a defensive alliance between I Norway and Finland, but any I n .specifically directed aeainst l\ ne\ would be regarded as incon- 1 With the Soviet-Finnish
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    WHY EUROPE WAITS IN ARMS
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    HITLER SPEEDS UP PLANS FOR DECISIVE CLASH IN WEST
    114 1 HITLER SPEEDS UP PLANS FOR DECISIVE CLASH IN WEST AMSTERDAM, MAR. U WITH THE END OF THE FINNISH WAR, JT IS RELIEVED HERE THAT HITLER MEANS TO FORCE A MILITARY I>ECISION ON IHE WESTERN FRONT BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR. it is reported that preparations for a big offensive
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    Roosevelt Peace Move Likely
    238 1 Paris, Mar. 14. IWR. SUMNER WELLES was received by IM. Daladier when he arrived in Paris this afternoon on his way to Italy. He gave the French Prime Minister a personal message from Mr. Roosevelt. He is expected to reach Rome to-morrow night. There he will
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    GERMANY BEHIND NEUTRAL ORDERS?
    43 1 London, Mai. 14 A Stock Exchange not* ton ently warning members th there' is reason to believe tl re makJ realise securities here, and advL the u.Sp of the utmost care before executing orders coming from neutral sources.- Reuter
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    SECRET SESSION OF FRENCH SENATE
    61 1 Paris, Mar. 14. THK SENATE to-day unanimously agreed I to go into secret session after the arrival of M. Daladiei and ten Other Cabinet ministers, and alter M Daladier had declared that the Government ac cepted immediate discussion on Pinli but desired to defer discussion
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    WILL HELP COME IN TIME?
    247 1 II lie ha rest, Mar. 1 1 I'ublie opinion has taken 1 inland's trafk peace M hardly a s it it were a direct blow (<, (heir own country. The Improved Rumanian morale of month.., particularly In the Army, is generally attributed ai? much to
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      56 1 <>" Oiher Pages I »wyer Mnrdtr Reaction s '"'avian Defence Alliance? 3 Strike Deadlock 1 Germans Bomb London. Board Red Tape 8 1 7 a PUces 8 ""men's Pag f ™t Force At Work 10 i<» Royalty 11 Dollars! p 'fled .drta 13 nas m S pipping 16 „ort I*
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    O'DWYER MURDER SHOCKS THE WORLD
    957 2 O'DWYER MURDER SHOCKS THE WORLD PUNJAB MOURNS London, Mar. 14 opinion has been profoundly shocked at the assassination yesterday of Sir Michael ODwyer. Bombay, Mar. 14. QFFICIAL and unofficial circles throughout India arc aghast at the assassination of Sir Michael ODwyer. Newspapers congratulate Lord Zetland and the others oil their
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    REPORTS TO POLICE ENCOURAGED
    93 2 REPORTS TO POLICE ENCOURAGED IN acquitting Samyiah. a news, j paper vendor, on a charge «»t making a faLse report of a theft S of 575, Police Magistrate Mr. L C. (ioh said yesterday that he did j not want to discourage peoule j 1 from making reports. "If people
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    ESPIONAGE IN HOLLAND
    32 2 Amsterdam, Mai. 14. Following the discovery of another secret wireless transmitter, a Dutch businessman, formally a naval wirele->s op u ratoi, has been arrested on suspicion of espionage Reuter
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    Belgian Papers Blame Germany
    252 2 Brussels, Mar. 14. TIIL satisfaction expressed in cer- tain Belgian papers yesterday over the Russo-Finn peace has disappeared. Considerable bitterness is generally .lelt but all papers pay tribute to Fin--1 land and have nothing but contempt and hatred for Russia. The Nation Beige and Libiv Belgique
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    84 2 London, Mar 14. ON the Stock Exchange, after a quiet session, there wag some evidence of a rallying tendency Visible in the final stages Gilt-edged closed above the days lowest, while hom p rail s recovered to round about opening levels The early decline in Indian Governments halted
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    EQUAL IN SCIENCE
    112 2 "Reuter's Special Oommei Istanbul. Mar 14 REFERRING to the revelation device to render ms netie mina j harmless. Cumhuriyet observi "Germany probably overlook i fact that Britain is her equal in the type of mentality which led German] ti scientific field." The Yeni Sabah says: "As long
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    Leeds By-Election
    44 2 London. Mar. 14 The north-east Leeds by-election, necessitated by the resignation of Sir John Eire ha 11 owing to ill health, resulted as follows:— fessor J J Henderson (Conservative) 23.882. Mr. Sydney Allen (British Union, 722 Mr Allen forfeits £;50 deposit- Reuter
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    SNOW POSTPONES PARLIAMENT!
    44 2 Amsterdam. tINOW has prevented the I the air services between Amsterdam. Nine inches of snow have some parts of Holland. fl Owine to traffic dislocation onlj members reached Parliament to no quorum could be formed and I ting was postponed.- Reuter
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    CANADIAN TROOPS BEGIN VOTING
    44 2 London, M Two hundred and forty-thi boxes were provided a t Aide-m when members of the nrSt division were enabled to n rotes in the Canadian Oeneral Ther e was one ballot t electoral district. Polling at Aider 24.— Reuter
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    SCANDINAVIAN DEFENCE ALLIANCE LIKELY
    1231 3 SCANDINAVIAN DEFENCE ALLIANCE LIKELY TALKS TO BEGIN SOON Soviets Lost 200,000 Men, Finns 15,000 JHE WILLINGNESS 01 NORWAY AND SWEDEN TO DISCUSS WITH FINLAND THE POSSIBILITY OI A DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE WAS OFFK I ALLY ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY AT OSLO AND STOCKHOLM. The invitation for such talks came from Finland, and the
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    SOVIETS TO CREATE KARELIAN REPUBLIC
    54 3 SOVIETS TO CREATE KARELIAN REPUBLIC •Stockholm. Mar. 14. A< ORDING to the Moscow Correspondent of the Af-j^ tonbladet, Kussia is to create Karelian Republic on the Isthmus ceded by Finland. Viipuri will be the capital. I eadinf posts in the Gov- eminent will be given to Fin- nisb Communists now
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    MISCHIEF CHARGE AGAINST PEERESS
    150 3 MISCHIEF CHARGE AGAINST PEERESS 1031 H. L. HOPKIN) ndon, Mar. 1 1. Drummond-H; »wn airwoman and v Ing daughter of the lilton, was charged at ce !ourt, Wiltshire, tort public mi out of a report ol a v valued at .190 from Lady Drummond-Hay < ii at which a thousand
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    UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT RAISED
    48 3 London. Mar. 14. omm .flay, the Minister 11 ir that the Governthe Unemployment ttutory Committee's re>na concerning an advance iyment henefit of one shilling hilling; weekly for each of two dependent children, to from Apr. 15. Id cost over £1.000,000 yearly. rt waa issued to-day.
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    MAILS TAKEN FROM JAPANESE LINER
    135 3 o, Mai i j- 1 1 R ii, p c f ion the French authorities ol Saigon i mpell I captain "1 the Japan* I i to hand ovei maJ i cable from the captain to offlce ye (terday. n the order complied with fhe
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    S.H.B. NEGOTIATIONS MAKE NO PROGRESS
    633 4 STRIKERS STILL STUBBORN DEADLOCK STILL EXISTS OVER THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD STRIKE. NEGOTIATIONS HAVE BEEN TAKING PLACE OVER THE PAST FOUR DAYS RUT THE SITUATION IS NO NEARER SETTLEIYIEaNT. Here is the story of these negotiations On March 12 three representative* of the .strikers called
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    EUROPEAN FINED $100 ON DRIVING CHARGES
    165 4 EUROPEAN FINED $100 ON DRIVING CHARGES JN the Traffic Court yesterday afternoon, alter claiming trial to two charges of causing hurt b> negligent driving, a European Richard Hawkins, described as an insurance agent, was convicted on both charges and fined a total sum of $100. According to the prosecution a
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    JAGAS' TRIAL
    30 4 Die trial of th,, twelve Happy World on a charge of rioting is to take place in the District Criminal Court on 'Mar. 18. Bail has been extended
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    Death Fall From Flat
    57 4 From the window of this upper storey apartment at Meyer Flats. Katong. Mr. Hervey Nicholson, a Singapore European, fell to his death at 3 o'clock yesterdav morning. Mr. Nicholson, who represented a Manchester firm in Singapore, leaves a wife and daughter, aged eleven, in England. I
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    Prison For Man Who Attempted Extortion
    200 4 Prison For Man Who Attempted Extortion JHE DRIVE AGAINST SECRET SOCIETIES CONTINUES. Yesterday Mr. Conrad Oldham, second Police Magistrate, convicted a Cantonese on a charge ol attemoted extortion and sentenced him to four months' rigorous imprisonment. ihe man. Nam Kong Nang. attcmn the extortion by threatening his victim with assault
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    PICKPOCKET GANG ROUNDED UP
    106 4 PICKPOCKET GANG ROUNDED UP of expert pick -pockets l! gN into the falsi] ef hk i!!.* 1 11 Mr Conrad Oluham J r f__* police court morning. Sl er<iay Tbc father agreed t surety for the good 'eaS^ Tuo other members „i sang were bound orer L J e sum
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    Gaol For Sappers: No Option Of Fine
    130 4 Gaol For Sappers No Option Of Fine QF the 17 Malay Sappers accused before Criminal District Judge J. L. McFall yesterday, of rioting in the Happy World Amusement Park on Feb. 7, seven were acquitted, and the remaining ten sentenced to imprisonment, without option of a fine. Chief Court Inspector
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    WHEN GERMANS BOMB LONDON
    669 5 I \\c Shall Know Beforehand In ul |l know if and when the Germans propose to start bom hi, lg the industrial centres of Britain and France. These ntres include London and Paris. IL ciinans will first evacuate women and children from the and from Cologne,
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    CHEERING THE ALTMARK "LEPER"
    60 5 CHEERING THE ALTMARK "LEPER Two 111. i a orking Boi and iI tarns, an Is r-aSariag strength to the I isf Indian i p< r rasped rescued from the Utaaark. He sn Edinburgh hoi A. has l n 'i .hf t a i hi he at IS u ed lepr
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    STILL AGROUND
    75 5 The German prison ship "Altmark" aground in the Josing I Fjord, Norway, the narrow waterway in which the H.M.S. Cos- J sack brought the wolf to bay. J The Cossack by a brilliant piece of manoeuvring forced the Altmark aground before the navy hoarded her and removed J
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    AIRCRAFT OROERED IN THOUSANDS
    148 6 AIRCRAFT OROERED IN THOUSANDS A IRI ull i Dianufov liven a?»--being given orchis far thoc sands ot Blenheims the crack bomber fighter which laid sue oi the foundations Ist the <*xtndi Royal Air lone with WbJch Britain entered the war. b from tin al Air Force in v> Mm 11l
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    TOO LATE!
    61 6 Here is Major Kermit Roosevelt. non of the late President "Teddy" Roosevelt, leaving his hotel in London. He applied for permission to resign his commission in the British Army so that he could lead a volunteer force to Finland. He is a naturalised British subject. It was not
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    DID NOT LEARN LESSON
    136 6 DID NOT LEARN LESSON ICENTENCBD a couple ol days ago on a charge of being in possession of trade marks and labels for various brands of beer. Goh Boon Seng was \esterda\ convicted on a similar charge before the Hon. Mr. Justice Manning. 800 Beng pleaded guilty and was sentenced
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    DEATH OF MR. ERNST JANZEN
    104 6 THF death took place at the Gen- eral Hospital, on \V.'dnesr?.i\. oi Mi. FrnM Jamen, a well-known Dutch personality, of the Rotterdam Lloyd Agency. H w_i 3-. age. Mr d been ill for .-oin e t w(l M\d babj son v- i both in Singapore.
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    43 ACQUITTED
    41 6 Forty-three Henuhva Chinese were yesterday acquitted in the Second Police Court when ;he prosecuting officer offered no evidence againsc them. The trouble arose from a fight with a number of Hockchias over an insult offered to a girl. I
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    Rural Board Members Discuss Red Tape
    326 6 view on the subj refusal to t.«that a tenant Ij hsaw 1 move out when I inhabitable. If Lmake tempt-: eeed later to save r 'P u 'K house right mf MEANS OF OVERCOMING 'RED TAPE" AND CENTRALISING WORK ARISING OUT OF PLANS FOR
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    ARABS OPPOSITION SINGAPORE INCOME TAX
    129 6 ARABS OPPOSITION SINGAPORE INCOME TAX ilt-YBS dm tion c I 1 1 sheik iowi' "Thai i i port to On •ml ation th< iifgtsni j tbat purpose th post il to the mi i i. p,,,, n j" in. ome ta\ a- be apr| i aviate lavm I I I
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    London To – Day
    768 7  - London To Day H. L. Hopkin I Un s H. H. The Sultan Of Johore's Crosvenor House Party: The Late Mr. Valentine Hill: Mr. Lloyd i George's Warning: Britain Should Produce More. London, Feb. 29 amid the luxur ings of Grosv» ecaskai was a s Highness the hore, and the
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    C.B.S. Is Not Responsible
    201 7 Belgrade. MISS MARINA MARSHALL, ar lU American actress who appeared at the English Theatre in Berlin before the war. was married at the Russian Church here to Prince Nicholas Orloff. dashing figure in dah society before the revolution. Th( p divorce from Princes Nadezhda Peti r*J£l
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      Preparing To Get Out
      273 7 Preparing To Get Out CIK Stafford Cfipps, the lirilish left-n ing Labour leadei who recently toured rarions parts of Free China in ihe rapacil> of an honorary adviser <o the Chungking Government m the development of Chine Co-operative Societies, has jti—t given his impression of China's slupt ffldoSM efforts lo
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    School Friends' Reunion, Dancers At Tanglin Club & News About Weddings
    265 8 School Friends' Reunion, Dancers At Tanglin Club News About Weddings Vera Ardmore Tells To-day Of I'iw mlhiol friends who aU atU nied the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus in Singapore, had a reunion on Wednesday when one of their numbers, Mrs. C. E. Gibson, fare a tiffin party at
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    Singapore's Social Round
    585 8 PEOPLE PLACES THIS afternoon at 4.45 p.m Miss Gladys Ann (Susie) Seward and Mr. Edward Younge will wed at St Andrew's Cathedial. The bride wi'! be married from the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Froggatt at Paterson Road where a reception will be held after the
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    MILK Becomes Their Favourite Food
    1012 9 MIL K Becomes Their Favourite Food For Our Woman Readers :When given in: j these new and j I delicious formsA- a. a. II IF you have problems about your i children why not write to us for I j advice? Helen, our home expert, 5 J will be only
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    A GALLANT FORCE AT WORK
    597 10 The Dover Patrol On The Job IN 1940, as in 1914. the Dover Patrol is composed mainly of des- troyers, with the addition of minesweepers, drifters and trawlers, the latter being mobilised in the Royal Naval Trawler Reserve which was formed some years prior to
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    138 10 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN pOST OFFICK chiefi and M 1.5 have a m ing over Nazi and detcati Using an ''unoccupie^ lengbh, the radio pirates H end their programmes National Anthem, ana their propaganda iks helpings of patri Officially released i that 'he powers thai probably In < i remain MOVABLE ST
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    PLANE CRASHES IN LONDON STREET
    217 11 PLANE CRASHES IN LONDON STREET Houses Wrecked u'IIHIN d lew seconds of taking off from Croydon Aerodrome an aeroplane crashed violently into the roof of a house in Forresters I)riu\ Wellington, Surrey, setting fire to it. The blaze spread to two other houses. was torn off the house by he
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    GUIDE TO ROYALTY
    119 11 THt drastic curtailment of world travelling necessitated by the war has deprived one well known Londtnrr sf his job— Mr. F. N. Wfcgner, the chief courier of a leading travel agency. I oi many yeais Mr. Wagner has worked in toe department ol his firm which caters
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    SAILING ALONG
    116 11 j lIFKFS Maureen O'Sullivan, or "Mrs. Tarzan of the Apes" as he is best known to Singapore audiences who are so fond of the i fttlJ M Ci IVI star. And she's looking a lot brighter than we might expect too. 1I« r Australian husband. Johnny Farrow, has
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    HOW TO MAKE $'S
    267 12 Easy Become A Film Star WHICH pays best, to be a film star, a film executive, or a film director? Income tax figures for 1938, pub lished by the United States Treasury, show that the stars still have Ihe best of it, though it is by
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    Son Avenges Sheriff Father
    207 12 HUD FLAKES ANEW New York. KENTUCKY is famous for its feuds, and one of the counties in the State has seen so many feuds that it is now known as "Bloody Breathitt" County. The county town, Jackson, has just seen another affray which ended in the
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    Circus On Fire
    162 12 Animal* Vry ELEPHANTS were trudging through the snow in the fields around town of 3,500 inhabitants; camels wandered along the roads; chattering monkeys walked into farmhouses looking for food. And the town was Rochester,! Indiana, U.S.A. Tho winter quarters of one of the biggest travelling circuses in
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    HOSPITAL WITH TWO MATRONS
    293 12 HOSPITAL WITH TWO MATRONS pKMJOKOK.iI <„ lim I>M)ilal Kesri, Mine of a Health inquiry thai lasUU List summer, is to haw twe matrons The Kent Cum .^pointed Miss Nora uildford. to be Superini n the nomination of the Ith. The Ministr\ directions indicate that the matron of the h<tspit a
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    THEY WANT TO MARRY BY PHONE
    254 12 CERGEANT Charles Chevalier, training in England with 3 nadian Expeditionary Force, and Miss Vicky y*"^ he year-old brunette whom he met in Montreal four toys ffk sailed from Canada, are trying to marry by Transau phone. They are both Roman Catholics. Bishop Nelligan, chief
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    NATIONAL GALLERY TO BE OPENED BY WOMAN PRIVATELY
    321 15 Ml II I \N BROWSE has set hersell a task for which she will need all the push and purpose ymt fee] si,. Ullhm mi oi meeting her. cne iii'ip oi <i lut-nu, smimt hatred and bright woman 111 the early 30's
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    DETECTIVE COMEDY AT THE CAPITOL
    99 15 __a_> the delightful detective men Melvyr. Douglas and lei] are the stars, opened at In -The Amazing -lh on a par wil series, shows these two the part of lover and They aie due to marry at JOOn, in fact, as Mr. Wilget sufficient time
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    TOO MUCH BACON
    68 15 I London. stoo much bacon and ham in and the Food Officer. Mr. has given permission to sell ham and bacon which eij to be perishable before thev can tion sale, without coupons "lers report that there is far more bacon than ham. Seve. the view that
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    Eton Groundsman Killed
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    Burma-China Mixed Court
    79 16 JHE first > h I M xed Court was helo al J day This court has eom< .to I -s tho r ,,sult of arrai s the h and Chines*, lor the purpo.se of handling vclving both Chines? and Burmr tionalillcs. This court is situaUd on the
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    34 16 Owing to the war. the British Co bir G vernmen f 4 have orderfd the ding up and slaving of thousa: iwild horses in Caribou. Hungers will 1 i,aid about 10s. 6d. a had.
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      72 16 Postal Intelligence MAIL DEPARTURES TO-DAY Mails For:- Of Posting CHINA (Steamen 5.00 p.m HONGKONG Steamer* 5.00 p.m. JAVA (Steamer) 11.30 a.m. NEW ZEALAND (Steamer) 10.00 am. FORT MOREBY (Steamer) 10.00 a. in. SARIKEI (Steamer) 2.00 p m pibu amer) 2.00 p.m. MEDAN (Steamer) 10.00 am. Mail ArrivalProbable Deliverv ;s From.—
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    432 17 ■grand soccer at i GILLMAN Irer was witnessed on the Gillman Barracks'! ground this evening when the Loyals met the Manchester! I in the Reserve Division of the S.A.F.A. League! after being two goals down in the first session of pfayJ mderfully in the second, to equalise. The score,
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    S. R. A. ISSUE NEW LIST
    208 17 AN addition of a bunch of no less than sixteen new horses among various classes is notified in the latest issue of the Straits Racing Association transfers and new classification list. Most prominent of these freshers are Amplify and Houlichan, who have been put
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    BILLIARDS COMPETITIONS
    77 17 The Tournament Committee of the Singapore Billiards Association yesterday decided to hold the following tournament.s this year Intel -Club three game, Junior., three-ball Seniors th ball, and the Seniors tour-ball. If time permits, it was decided t include the Juniors four-hall and the Juniors inter club four-ball garni
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    ISLAND CLUB
    50 17 The women's 18 hole Staplefnnt monthly competition played at the island club on Wednesday, Ifarcc :3 l resulted as follows: Mrs. M. S. Marshall 18— W/ 2 34% Mrs. M. I. Pope 7— 22%— 29% Mrs. C. A. R. Bateman 14- -13%- 27% Mrs. T. Nambu 13—12% 25%
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    99 17 Y. M. C. A. Soccer bi d to V M C A ..nil t club on M< > 10 p m on the Post OH Chan, M Si Day. S. Orion, Swee Hock. V N. Plllay, J Moxon, E kg Vaughan. R i Idsmith, Tan Onan K M represent A
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    SOUTH JOHORE FOOTBALL CLUB
    68 17 SOUTH JOHORE FOOTBALL CLUB At a meeting held in the Johore Civil ServiCp Club, it was decided to form South Johore Football Club. Any Europeans interested in Association Football should communicate witn the Hon: Secretary, Mr. F. H. Carpenter, Johore Bahru, Johore. Mr. F. M. Still was elected President. It
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    MORTELL OUTPOINTS ABAYAN
    67 18 MORTELL OUTPOINTS ABAYAN rom Our Own R norter.) Ipoh, Thursday. JOHNNY MOOTSLL (8.4) out pointed Little Ahayan (8 0) at Jubilee Park to-night over ten 3 minute rounds. TTh i little in the fight It [t_i the initiative coming from Mortell until the last ndl wlnn exchanges vvard up ;it<
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    40 18 The following iccepted to ptyy t VaS. ind Sutherland Div, I) to-day I I Cherrington: W. N. Rothery M Roto rl R.J Forbes. C. C. Webster .1 Welsh n Elchelshelm, c Milton. J W. Prescott, J.B. Btod A I Juhn-nn
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    Choon Leong & Kee Onn Win Another Tie
    214 18 Choon Leong Kee Onn Win Another Tie Ilea, liaftoe: A D. Anderson vs. O. Fuller. J. Mcintosh vs. J. G. Houston, C. P. Norton v.s L. H. Kennedy, J. K. Tovey fs W J. M. Warden, J. S. Lee \> J H. Philip. R. B. Purkins vs. R. H Smith
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    TAMIL BROTHERHOOD PARTY
    60 18 innual athletic -ports of Tamil Brotherhood Party has been fixed I t&ke place on Baturday, Apr. Indian Clribs and Ass- nations wishing to a t in thj Inter Club Meiiey Relay i?aee for HBcothe*c,(d Shield' ;iv u. J communicate with Mr B. R. P. Ka cm. Hon
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    Sebastian — Sompono To Clash To-morrow
    170 18 Sebastian Sompono To Clash To-morrow THRILLS are promised to-morj night at Happy yM when Flashy Sebastian, "after P sensational short-route victory ol Mohamed Fahniv. meets J Siamese idol. Nai SomponL L bout scheduled for I Although thisw. 'JJ appearance in th ■> shown enough in I _P' light with Pahs
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    CHARITY SOCCER MATCH
    29 18 m The soccer 'ear.' hood Party will meet thj I ball Association In a f iratch at Muar as Sunda> ir nid of the Malaya r__
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    MUNICIPAL CLUB
    93 18 TEAM will be selected l<■ A lowing players to fs»M Municipalities against the J e toms on Saturday at the W ground, (kick off at s.M >v- ,m Alphonso, J. Fergurson bronner. Im P™*- C n Soo W Gomes. Ah Hong Vn Khoon Onn. Schooling, Hoefl Weng Kai.
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    KHALSA CRICKET
    33 18 Th e following will re] Association at crick* a Blakan Mati vs. Roy 4 mokh Singh (Capt.-. 1 Singh. Bridgcnanoan m Singh. Amar Sin« Mohnar Lai, Jaswai. W Singh, Sohan Singh,
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      LONDON TIN
      20 19 LONDON .".on. Mar. 14. Pi.. "2 Buyer Cas' £2523 4 Seller ial Pri<« 1 t_s1 J 4 Buyer
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      LONDON RUBBER
      27 19 ■ondon London, Mar. 14. Buyers Seller 6I Mj April ll 'a 11'- Aiay 11 516 11 7li J |j June 11 1 4 H:! 8
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      77 19 London. Mar. 14. K ;)ber 33 3 Wm\ 81 1! 2 ■1 chemical Industries 319 B 1213 icific B 3 4 K 33 6 mMI: -..ms 23 9 B. 1 Kintas 14 9 K itics 3 7»_ 1 and Areas 82 6 I: Tr. (bearer* 78 9
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      41 19 B^ London. Mar. 14. |fc.ondon on Paris 176.50 IK(i:.do!i on Amsterdam 7.53 ■7 lon on Shanghai 4 5/16 WMi mdon on Hongkong is. 27Bd. pßLnHinn on Tapan ls. 3 132d ■■London on New York 4 02> -> u 4.03V 2
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      PRODUCE
      64 19 I London. Mar. 14. Ml o Malay) in |i|Ar,'_S'jjt. S'ment Unquoted Ha 'Straits FMS) pßpmoci S'ment Unquoted Sarawak I April S'ment. 18- Seller m 'd Pearl. p I alitj I Singapore» Pw^ S'ment. 31 Marcr. m I VQ) White Muntok ment. 4 1 16 Seller; pro H "Inch April
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      BULLION MARKET
      20 19 London. Mar. 14. r Spot 20 11 16 ard 20 11/16 bar OLD, Fine per oz £8.8 0
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      NEW YORK
      21 19 New York, Mar. 13. ___r r rl Quiet L^ Buyers Sel.ers V July Sept 18'. t 18% P* Quiet
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    104 19 Lv Singapore. Thursday. I APPRsciABLE change was »n markets to-day and B| a smil, l volume of business was Eft] s ras «*r Co. W lim vvas again easier at $127- -K ule the price of rubber at buyers Spot 38 cents, B cents, and JulylSepte nI
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    FUNERAL OF MR. H. NICHOLSON
    142 19 THK funeral to •a ho died M< I Those prcseni Mi i ter. Mr P .1 Mi 1 L per, Mi J Carm Mi j Tr i Black Mr. P Leh Mi ii Wai ion M: 8 A Bevi Rhode; Mi H I Mr 8
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    MASS MEETING OF IPOH CHINESE
    138 19 (From Our Own Reporter.) Ipoh, Thursday. A MASS meeting of representatives, of Chinese associations, guilds and societies in Ipoh was held this afternoon at the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce to discuss t-he introduction of income tax In the F.M.S. After considerable discussion an unanimous
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    39 19 A play in Tamil entitled "VeeTUlng hart" will be staged hy the Tamil Brotherhood Party amateurs iQ aid of 'heir nlav round fend a_ Alexandra Kail, North Bridge Road, o Satii Mai eh lb. at 3 (Ml p m
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      102 19 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Royal Charter ad. 13J4. Incorporated In the Netherlandi t Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paul Up Capital t .40.030.000. -]<• I TO Fund 10,500,000I.ondon Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK limited Head Oflice: AMSTERDAM Branches: Holland: Rotterdam. The Fl_: I 04 branches oid Bub-branchc smaller places
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    U. S. WARPLANES SALES PROBE
    174 20 U. S. WARPLANES SALES PROBE WASHINGTON, MAR. 14. THF WAR SECRETARY ML WOODRINC. WILL F>l UN FIRST WITNESS TODAY AT Tin; INVESTIGATION INITIATED BY THi: HOUSE OF RIPRFSENTA TtVES MILITARY BUB-COW MITTEE INTO THE ADMIN! STRATUM S POLICY OF SOT PLYING THE ALLIES WITH WARPLANES. Mr. Roosevelt yesterday conferred v.ith
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    FINLAND ASKED FOR 30,000 MEN IN MAY
    120 20 London. Mar. 14. RECTKR'S lobby correspondent learns that -Inland's (irs( requests to the Allies for assistance were for materials not men. and the Allies sent a s much material as they fell they could safely spare. Later there wa. s an informal request
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    BANK OF FRANCE RETURNS
    38 20 Paris, Mar. 14. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending Mar. 7 shows that the profit derived from writing up the gold reserve amounted to over 17 milliard francs Reuter
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    GERMAN COAL FOR ITALY
    33 20 Berlin. Mar. 14. Berlin Wireless stated that about 1,500 >ns of Geiman coal will be sent daily to Italy under the trade protocol signed in Rome on Wednesday. Reuter
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    JAPAN'S PROTEST TO SOVIET
    34 20 Tokyo. Mar. 14. The Japanese Foreign Offico authorities yesterday pretested to the Soviet Embassy authorities against a Soviet plane crossing the Saghalien border into Japanese territory on Mondav. Eastern News
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    Coal Rationing In France
    23 20 Paris, Mar. 14. France is to ration coal, and cards will be Issued after the cen_u_ is taken Reuter
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    SELECTIONS & WEIGHTS FOR TO-DAY'S RACE
    150 20 SELECTIONS WEIGHTS FOR TO-DAY'S RACE THE followii: 1 first da] ti;. day: RACE ONE Hacks, Div. 2, abt. S furs Captain Ball Some __lrl Walan Nagara Lass a RACE TWO Ponies. Class 2. Div. abt. furs. Fast Lynne Jacky Lad I Glamuur ioj Rosolct SELECTIONS (By "Stable Boy") Race 1
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    STOP PRESS
    18 20 I>a,is w ;!-thfl To-night's eommuiiiqi';" was local activity ol f^ [yU^M especially west ot mi Reuter
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