Morning Tribune, 18 March 1940

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    9 1 The Morning Tribune A^^^^^^^^^Uf^| The Morning Tribune Monday^,; I
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    2 MORE U-BOATS SUNK
    79 1 2 MORE U-BOATS SUNK Paris, Mar. 17. Li SCH naval circles an--1 naunee that they have re■emm <l information about the ■nKiMt: of two more German ■ibiiKirim-s. and they express Kir belief that a new wave of K.h.ut is being sent out from Hermany. I f a is believed in
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    GERMANS ACTIVE AT THE FRONT
    145 1 [any German patrols have been action on the Western Front lie past 48 hours, especially centre and the area t of the Saar. I trolfi were out both by I I b; day, and went fairly close h lines. artillery opened fire because of ol
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    49 1 V'/i Best Tale 2 n Guarantee 3 Glrl'a Death 4 ioin Navy 5 n Ears Open 6 Paje 7 J°W' Placet 8 Women's Page 9 living On Uo<»d 10 &11 »e War 12 unsifted Advts. 13 iSj m »s 14 15 snipping 16 \Tk 18 19
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    14 NAZI BOMBERS RAID SCAPA FLOW
    494 1 14 NAZI BOMBERS RAID SCAPA FLOW One Destroyed, Many Damaged: Visitors Meet Blaze Of Fire British Bombers Over Heligoland London, March 17 BRITISH and Nazi aircraft have been very active. The Germans attacked Fleet units at Scapa Flow, and British bombers visited Heligoland Bight. The Nazi raid on Scapa Flow
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    Duce Off To Meet Hotler?
    128 1 lONDON. MAR. W. MGNOR Ml SSOLINI LEFT KOMt J AT 110 P.M. TO-DAY IN A SPKCiAI TRAIN IN THE DBIC has naturally K iven rise to a Borfhrf rumours from f^f^S^S^T^in One news agency me^a <■ roi rH^ m B A Paris report states ta.
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    14 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH
    19 1 Mai i? A commen ne on the VTrtpo ::1 CTiger >r creW killed- Reuter
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    PAASIKIVI OFF TO MOSCOW
    335 2 Helsinki, Mar. r. <>\ thouaandfl of aa id n m th« ellinfi b} trains, some bj car and motor-bus ;,n<i otbers by slejsjh or on too:, [lie culean efl 'i-t i». complete their evaeuation rithin t h«- short time ai their disposal. To work to proceed
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    Strike Position In Dublin Is Serious
    103 2 Strike Position In Dublin Is Serious Dublin, Mar. 16. TIIK strike of Municipal employees here entered its third week and the capital was further harassed to-day by a lightning unofficial strike of a section of the city's bus compail) employees. After some hours (he men returned to work. People to-day
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    Commons To Debate War To-morrow
    155 2 London, Mar. 17. THE House of Commons will debate foreign affairs on Tuesday when Mr. Chamberlain will review the international situation and the progress of the war. Mr. Attlee will follow, and ask a number of questions regarding the Government's diplomatic activities, general prospects, and
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    NORWEGIANS MAKE STRONG PROTEST
    57 2 NORWEGIANS MAKE STRONG PROTEST Oslo, Mar. 17. Tub. Government yesterday officially protested to the German Govern meni again*! the torpodoin^ of ih Norwegian vessel Nadarholm. It waa declared the Norwegian Govern mem 1 serves Uie right to demand compensation and expects the German Govern ment to take appropriate measures regard
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    Nazis Best Tale
    128 2 Nazis Best Tale .ishnigtiui Mar. 17. G< V I !;\\ll M i.llmals ale im«ns»'d at (ienn.tn r. ports allt'unu thai .Mr Joseph Kenned* I S Imbasaador to London, told t lnState Department that relations between Wnnelf and the British (•overnniPiit had become strained. Hie (it-rman repttrts attribute tlus inl'orinalion to
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    Baltic States Reaffirm Neutrality
    84 2 Baltic States Reaffirm Neutrality Riga, Mar 16. A COMMUNIQUE issued at the close of the conference of Baltic: foreign ministers states that any intention of aiming at "the establishment of just and lasting peace would be supported hy Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania by all means in their power." The communique
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    Possible French Cabinet Shuffle
    69 2 Possible French Cabinet Shuffle JALK of a minor I tontinu^ in P Z following yesterd vote, rron, which cent L f the Benat< terpreted as i mAa dtnee In the (w rerni ~"J* a demand for increa> conduct 01 the ;var i abstained iron, votii 1 If :r ■■('tk the
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    Roosevelt Defines Peace
    135 2 Roosevelt Defines Peace THE world was seekii. id basis for peace," declared Roosevelt In a broadca nertion vvith tt\? For ference of North America But prace. he added, could netted peace "if the small 1. in fear of their powerful neighbour*' No peace could last "if its fruit oppression, .starvation,
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    EASY BORROWING ON MONEYMARKET
    58 2 L IN spite of the new war experienced no difficulty leans. Fifty-million pounds bills wer* offered and all< t average fate of £1-0-5. rally the same as last wee* TTie discount market per cent, of their apprecial has given satisfaction, csp^ 1 total amount applied few
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    VOLUNTEERS BEING DISBANDED
    35 2 London Volunteers ace pted for contingent of the Interna teer Corps for Finland an procen of disbandmnu. been notified bytiv F* 111 11 that the ratification of t rendered their assis* Reuter
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    GERMANY TO OFFER GUARANTEE TO RUMANIA
    114 3 GERMANY TO OFFER GUARANTEE TO RUMANIA BUCHAREST, MAE 17. WHILE OFFICIAL RUMANIAN QUARTERS DENT ALL KNOWLEDGE OF ANY NEGOTIATIONS FOR A SO-VIET-RUMANIAN OK SOVKT-GERMAN-RUMANIAN NONUiGRESSION PACT, IT IS RUMOURED IN CIRCLES (LOSE TO THE GERMAN LEGATION IN BUCHAREST THAT A HIGH NAZI OFFICIAL IS ARRIVING NEXT WEEK WITH AN OFFER
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    NO CHANGE IN RUMANIA'S POLICY
    244 3 NO CHANGE IN RUMANIA'S POLICY Hurh;u:>st. Mar. 11. I vi \ll MINT issued by KM „r,uv says that the* A .ht.onal submission ni p,,'.' members of the Iron IK I cannol influence the unit' U, .u.dins lines of KumaI K domestic and foreign policy. I« ds: u considers, as prooi.
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    WHY THERE CAN BE NO PEACE NOW
    232 3 tcuuiescence of Sweden and Norway was a triumph oi evil »ver moral weakness, declared Sir Archibald Sincla.i a broadcast speech to-night. HI be the duty of Parliament next week to Mna«te I >«'•»• i all, onr own Government shoul.l be blamo^ lor glvini
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    THREAT TO GEN. WEYGAND'S PLANS
    79 3 Rome. Mar. 17. pKIttIANY Mas eyery reason to try topreveni Allied intervention in southern Europe and the Near East, Bays tin* Popolo di Roma, commenting on suggestions concerning German-Russian- H u n Parian guarantee to Rumania. M U the plan is carried out. as it
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    TRADE UNIONS & THE WAR
    257 3 TRADE UNIONS THE WAR London. Mar. 17 KevUwinu mx months' expel i«n< of dealings between Tn4f I'mons and the Government, Sir Walter Cttrme told a Durham demonstration that their war polity had been fully justified. Without less oi freedom arid without sacrificing their position o| nidcpend nee, Trade Unions had
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    WELLES' TALKS WITH DUCE
    181 3 WELLES' TALKS WITH DUCE 16 AN mm unique on Mr Sumn< w. k with Slgnor .Hid C Bites tl <■" id cord < uni Ciano hMr W< I i the An can Am to I Italian officials w n in Mr Wellei evideni from all pap hlch pul i 011
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    NEW ORDER FOR DUTCH SHIPPING
    102 3 NEW ORDER FOR DUTCH SHIPPING Amsterdam, m- 1 17 X has transpired that the naval au 1 thoritles 1 advice to v leave dotl until further orderi w i celved, ftppliw «*J t(l '^"'uivH- foflowed report three more shlpa ft Ui l neighbourhood, one "i which British vessel, MHi< A
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    19 3 Silvtkrtn treatment rejtw huu-formn.K tuques to normal funrticms. Write lor tree bOQk--1 i'The natural Way ol Ha i Cultun
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    Well-Known Tennis Player Hurt In Crash
    68 4 Well-Known Tennis Player Hurt In Crash S A. DAUD, prominent Singapore tennia player, and Mrs P l Morgan, wifp of a wireless operator attached to the Kranji Wireless Station, were .slightly injured in a motor accident at the junction of Bras Basah Road and Waterloo Street at about 9.30 last
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    MYSTERY GIRL'S DEATH STILL UNSOLVED
    191 4 raAvum.il nw> Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Whi-., the Chinese labourer, who stood charged al the Selangor WU "S mU r of a y° u "g girl. Yong Mah. at Sungei Way a«e»^l y Ml Justice Cusscn at thc A*^. boMi the «es rmng V ldict f
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    DO ORCHIDS KNOW?
    160 4 DO ORCHIDS KNOW? (From Our Own Reporter.) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. Jill] poser Do orchids know?" is set in a most amazing story told by Dr. I. (i. Cameron at a farewell party given in his honour at the Hotel Majestic last night. In the compound o f the doctor's bungalow
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    $1,500 Fine For Attempt To Defraud Public
    125 4 $1,500 Fine For Attempt To Defraud Public (From Our Own Reporter SkSKSSSKSSi OF THESF TICKFTS SZJ™ ORDERKI > THE PRINTING puUic against ft, SSLXX^T?* you a sentence that wil] bo a deterrent to ot er p ople St The above remarks were made bv m,- t- Middle Court to-day when
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    Fell Into Ship's Hatch
    12 4 HISS r «cture of the right hand i
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    CORPSE IN POND
    21 4 f. 2?H n oCi l Of a chinft labourer was •ii«^u' 1 i ;t K irati n but
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    STRAITS TRADERS $1,294,000 PROFIT
    227 4 STRAITS TRADERS $1,294,000 PROFIT TO accounts to shareholder, at th, meeting of Straits t it is proposed to deckr. of 75 cents per share and to carry forward I *3 The report of the Director. Supples of ore showed an mS2 pared with the pre^ous hJ Crea to the higher
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    CONCERT FOR FINN RED CROSS FUND
    323 4 CONCERT FOR FINN RED CROSS FUND THE Finnish Red Cross Fund will fc considerably as a result of a Miccessful concert organised by Barbara Gilmar and Lt Comm. Bridges, R.N.R. (Ret.) at the V Memorial Hall last night. A distinguished audience headed J HE. the Governor and Lady Tnomw listened
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    FATHER LEAVES FORTUNE-NOT TO "LUCKY JIM"
    528 5 FATHER LEAVES FORTUNE-NOT TO "LUCKY JIM" I 1 'Slight Oversight" I (From Our Own Correspondent) lift !1 i: LAWRENCE ("LUCKY JUT TO His FRIENDS) sat iM REAM -FURNISHED LUXURY APARTMENT IN QUEBECLg\ :AKBLE ARCH, W., THINKING ABOUT THE FATHER WHO last twelve years, until Y Lawrence, the building t or,
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    GOING...GOING...GONE!
    39 5 Johnson and Yvonne Chaney in frivolous mood on th« M"" 1 board. nitte two lasses are among Singa mre\ most deeoratift Mj«te. hp y l be seen in th e "1940 Gaieties" at the end of this monfn.
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    GIRL JOINS NAVY
    289 5 JOLLY Anna Andersen, Danish ship stewardess, joined the Brit: Navy ior four days after her ship was torpedoed in the North S n n. "Never will I go to sea again, she said. "Not until the wai is over, anyway. I will go ba< k home now
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    Princesses Do Their Bit
    69 5 Tin. Princesses Elisabeth ami Mm i ii»i Are anxiovs t<» do their bH in ih<* war. Princess Kli/ai>»th ha been begging her parents to allow ft i to lake up nursinf, as her aunt, Princess Mary, fii<i at much the same a«<- during 1 1 last
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    "PLANE" SAILING
    28 5 "PLANE" SAILING j 1 A squadron-leader demons- N trates manoeuvrei with modehi y <»i German planet and explain! s an air operation to some Isri- tish bomber pilots.
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    SAFE IN CONVOY
    33 5 Thousands <>» tons of British shipping are being convoyed safely t<> and from British. The crew of British merchantman in convoy are seen here assembling in life jacket! for lifeboat drill.
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    GERMAN EARS ARE OPEN FOR IDLE CHATTER
    517 6 Mar Is Decided On Gossip X rNS is ON PMK ALfifcT WITH WIDELED IN I ARELESS 'P x \V.\l:\T|» THE NATION OF THE tAT MIGHT SERIOUS Li Ki ES OF VITA] 1 I M')X. Alfrrd \Y. I-vm:, son of Sir Mirer! Ewiftf, lamnu>
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    YOU'D BETTER FEAR PHOBIAS!
    161 6 JHE phobia, wiU S et vou Kt, 1 watch out. Klvania medical society his -tod phobias to fit every fancy and re ported thousands of period stMto n? .from such fears and it fcnt v to those who cherish them There's the man with catoptrophobia a
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    47 6 Mr. Summer Welles Oeftirl I nder-sec retan statp'M bribed As a :> ace enrof M hue on his arrival in r4,W road the Italian liner rJ 01 He later continued disjoin! to the warring capitate, U'ith him is Mr. Mvron I Taylor. President Roose*M; personal Ambas^adodr to tft
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    Modem "William To Shoot Son's Capital
    64 6 T.XRMFR Ol m Ball's larfhl 1 aime-d rite, ■feoj from xhM story window, ended the hi» «H jiuiii h« Iding -ildfl Kit-hard, nt ininpi to A ni'.ni of "blaiki'i: noney. mT' t:. b 1 icet. struck L ?er of hii H but the shot
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    Kents To Move To Kensington Palace
    261 6 London JT is expected that some time this year the Duke and Duchess of Kent will take up residence at Kensington Palace. It was the wish of the late Princess Louise that the Duke of Kent, who was the principal beneficiary under her will,
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    London To-Day
    851 7  -  H.L. Hopkin On Hitler And Sumner Welles: Panicky People S Advocate General Massacre Of Dogs: As Meat-Ealers They Are Unnecessary Luxury: "White Feather" Nuisance Again: Australian Troop Stories Revived. m w London, Mar. 3. ,ndon on thw Sunday K, read with no Ceding I amusement of what Kr
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    Morning Tribune Monday, Mar. 18, 1940. Shadow Over The Balkans
    416 7 Morning Tribune Monday, Mar. 18, 1940. Shadow Over The Balkans SINGE this IW attaint HiHerism wib launched. >c\en ■oaths atfo. the Allies ha\e alway> been conscious of an Fastern Front to which they must devote constant attention. The strong fortification^ on both sides of llu- Frnno Cf man border have
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    The Younger Generation
    51 8 The Younger Generation Typical <>f the stordy, health: children who t/irivv on a fl..*t <>t Minstiine mil otitdoor Ufc in Siiiim pore, an* Snirlej SMmagct ■nu\ Mai. olm l)ou«la- picturcil at ttte Bwimaiing Club. Shirley is playing with her bucket and spade uhilp Malcolm is read] to plunge into the
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    Colourful Evening Fashions
    343 8 [M the ■•arch for new and attractive evening sown fashions it is interesting to »bsenr c what FJollyuood's notables iron at the recent opening tight of (he Opera season In Los Angelev The audience had an operatic trea| as Lily i'ons and I menu Vibbott headed a
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    IRISH JIGS AT THE CATHAY CAFE & WEEK-END PARTIES
    1071 8 IRISH JIGS AT THE CATHAY CAFE WEEK-END PARTIES V«>ra Aiiliihmt Tolls 10-tlii> Ok' PEOPLE 1 PLACES m 1 Mi;s I P I\ WS s«-t I ihu fllhi— 111 tropical evening fCWM on saiurduN iiifbl irhen the danced ai Kafllfs wearing a "two i»i«» frock ut whilr sharkskin. Thr iitt.'d biifcc
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    AFTER THE CEREMONY
    27 8 AFTER THE CEREMONY Mr. and Mrs. Edward Youngs leave St. Andrews after their wedding on Fnda *****1. Mrs. Younse is the form su-ie toward of Straw* Normandy.
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    When You Buy A House
    913 9 ||{i ni< k iiibt k r lli< s< pra<*li«*al I 4*onsifl< rations L HOUSE of one's own is clearly a W good investment since it represents saving of rent if you wiath W o live in M jrouraelf or a source of ■ncome it you
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    Pulling More Jhan Her Weight
    70 10 Pulling More Jhan Her Weight This is Rita Ha v worth filmland's loveliest of 25^2 Rita is plenty slim without all th^ hard exercise that she gets rowing machine. on thf But she's taking no chances and ntend* to rt'inam in ti|,n s for long time to come. f o
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    Clothing Ration Increased In Germany
    66 10 PERSISTENT cold, combined with th* scarcity of coal, has compelled 1 Uoveninum w H ration. Coupons wnich woS B not have been available urn i iW may now be nsed, accordine to =''g I D an broadcast announcement. 1 i 'in Peb 26 r V
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    IRMANS ARE LIVING ON WOOD
    709 11 It Wont Last For Ever L ESPEB ATBLY SHORT OF THE RAW MATERIALS THAT FORM iWKKTIESOK LIFE. AM) WITHOUT MOXKY rn n ■aTKKIAI>. HAS I'ASSED FROM THE IRON A ;eYvTO THK WOOI) L^, -tj -three million N:izi> at this moment are living synthetic lives Kb<
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    ALLIES COLLABORATE
    53 12 i They say Iwo heads are better than one. And here you see some French and British pilots discussing tactics in front of a Fairey Battle bomber. The two forces are very interested in Jhe work that the other is doing and picking up as many points from
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    Women On The Warpath
    217 12 k NUMBER of smartly uniformed A.T.S. officers are now at base camns in France investigating conditions for the establishment of women's units. Thrv are going about their task In a businesslike manner, examining the situation on the spot to see if the work and accomodation are
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    Medicine Counters War Effects
    590 12 fROAKED the pundits when another European war flared last September: "More will die from disease than bullets." Quoted were past campaigns to prove that disease was the real enemy of the soldier, that he had more to fear from a single bacteria than from all the
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    "MEAT IS OFF" IN FRANCE
    90 12 rRANCE will have three meatK f a week. ..ofioninff o f In addition, there is to be tl( n on e the amount of meat served to hen person in a restaurant on aa meat is permitted on the mcn On Mondays and Tuesd veal
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      386 13 property For Sale ■in j I s«-.t f..r I Want laleagirl foi Happy World M t.,i not •w.» thoroughbred i ba old Apply fan Nui d ind. mode b MShCkM Uox N Malaya pan (Nd wantp:d i preferable i n il.nicf. Apply Box 577, ojo Ml >une, <No. 809-C? Wanted
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    Three Stages Of Opium Suppression In China
    208 15 4. Chang Po Ling, President of the Nankai University, historical d 3ti uggle against opiu and the fin; jed, in a recent speech at the Rotai mpts oi op:um i >pmrr rs of civ.. vrinc i oi thi Man 1911 irthern expedition uf
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    Japanese Designs In S. Asia
    118 15 Japanese Designs In S. Asia ingkini 6. Government"* ■ement of its decision to the Japanese South Pacific -vice and to inaugural* •■«iiland airline indicates the tion of Japan's southward policy, writes the 13 IN< w Szechwan Daily an editorial to-da doubt that objective is French Indo:iippin e Island', which by
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    "CARTER FAMILY" AT THE CATHAY
    157 15 i you see the Ci erywhere You probably have like flu Carters. In lact you mieht be the tera yourself, a. to make n a po.. e. "Our Neighbours -the Carter-." which opened at the Cathay yesterday. Tht I .ail mid- American family. They have
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    FINE MUSICAL ATALHAMBRA
    45 15 llf ay kvslr mptofc the star of "1 •which opened In the supp are I Evt rett Horto:. I Eaii av.ri xM.iy Robson ar>: provide excels-: The story Ls ol a Hollywood fi h Unfori arri^ K prin Tht 1 hum be
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    Reconstruction Of Chinghai Province
    17 15 T P Politj Council will be o| mcial capital, on April a 1
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    50 16 AWARDS FOR INFORMATION 1 THE AdmiralU 1 s<l en^ S nd trader which a maxi mam J uill b«- paid for Information J** to the «apture or destructioni^ enemy warship. 0I Awards of £50 for m and activities «,l announi HS d Other ot the position finding of mines.- Reuter
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    47 16 Amsterdam. Mar u The Dutch naval authorities have advised all dripping companies h r telegram to suspend sailing unti i further notice, according to the newspaper THegraaf. lh e is said to be due to the dangers not threatening dripping n the normil route to I.iiul.imi.- Reuter
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    BOON-BERG BATTLE TURNS INTO LAW BOUT
    445 17  - BOON-BERG BATTLE TURNS INTO LAW BOUT H. L. HOPKIN (M{(MI I DRAMATIC WITHDRAWAL i 1 TSr VSV "vHSftSP- thk INDFKD-AM) IT SKKMS T|7k SinKIV REBELLION WILL CONTINUE. When a champion decides to walk out of a fight as the curtain is about to go up, you can bet their WJU
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    KID BERG WHIPS SUBSTITUTE RYAN
    355 17 London, Mar. 1. DACK in tho big fight limelight once again, the old Whltochtpel warrior, Jack (Kid) Berg, specially tuned for the occasion, made no mistake about whipping his substitute opponent, Sergt. Instiu Ryan, at Earl's Court. Berg won in the sixth round, and though
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    146 18 BRUNEI SULTAN GETS C.M.G. IJIS Majesty the King hasbai graciously pleased t(»a|>nr<\e the appointment of His H«k| nc>* Ahmad Tajudin Akhazul Khairi Wadin. Sultan of Brunei. to be an Honorary Companion the Most Distinguished Order St. Michael and St. Gf©r««. The conferment of I falls on the occasion oi Hw
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET
    348 19 tIIME CHEATS S. R. C OF WIN TWO-DAY PADANG "DERBY" DRAWN »DID knock of 90 by Siebel, and a chanceless 67 by la Brooy I ved by a collapse of their opponents nearly saw the SRC tu, hies on the S.C.C. in their two-day cricket match on the
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    REVERSE FOR POLICE
    58 19 REVERSE FOR POLICE THI St. Andrews Old Boys' Avso- ciation proved too good for the Polite, passing the Uttrr*s meagre U>ial of 61 with six wickets intact, when thrse two teams met on the Depot ground yesterday. The following were the scon Police Total 61 ran S A O B
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    HOLE IN ONE AT BUKIT TIMAH
    40 19 HOLE IN ONE AT BUKIT TIMAH Singapore, Sunday. 1 Bowers performed a feat at the Royal Sinapore (iolf Club this after»oan when he did the fourale, (180 yards) on the I course in one, while play"z with Mrs. Rowers. Ml
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    MALAY TEACHERS
    55 19 f [lowing were elected offlce- tJie ensuing year at the anmeeting of the Malay 'perative Society held at 'ang Malay School: Chairman: Hamid bin Haji Abdul; Hon. Mr. Jumaat bin Bedin; Hon Mr. Aman bin Ahmad; ComMe.ssrs Abdul Aziz bin Mohamed nan bin Awang, Abdul HaowJ bin Abdul
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    Saints Beat The A.C.S.
    36 19 CT. ANDREW'S SCHOOL pUyed All In- foresting borne cricket match again ii the AnglO-ChtoMe School on Saturday The Saints won by 62 lun.s. St. Andrew's School: 133 runs Anglo-Chinese School: 71 runa
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    Army Do Better Than Ceylonese
    205 19 JJEEN cricket was the order of a two-day fixture that was played at the Ceylon Sports Club during the week-end when the Army and the C.S.C. drew. The Army XI was all out on Saturday for 273 runs. The C.S.C. replied 021 Sunday with 122
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    CHINESE TOO GOOD FOR THE INDIANS
    244 19 CHINESE TOO GOOD FOR THE INDIANS A BRILLIANT unbeaten centi;:> by Chia Kcn^; Hock and the splendid partnership between the HUM player and Onj^ Swee Keng which utilised 92 runs were the features of the two-day cricket match in which the S.C.R.C. beat the Indian Association by 166 runs at
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    101 19 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. i tabJi v bj Royal Charter A D 18.14. Incorporated In the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Bocietyj BANKERB AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital l 40.030.000.--i rive Fund 10,500,000LondoM Correspoudeaiti NATIONAL PROVINCIAL HANK LDtfrrsD Head Oflicr Brunrhrs: i iiuiiand. Rotterdam, Th< 04 braachi d nt smaller pla NXherlands Fasi
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      67 19 SI»O« I'S IHARY TO-DAY SOCCER: S.A FA. League, Div I, PoliCf v.s R.A.F., Stadium; Royal Navy vs Gord/ns, Na;.il Base; Reserve 'Division, S C.C Ret! vs. S.R.C SCC Division II "B."Cu tOOlji vs Indian As.-n I Union; 811 L, Cold Storage v i st raits Time smb. Uniteen vs A.i'
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    NAZI MINE DAMAGE
    69 20 h£ Some damage was caused by aJ| German mine which drifted ashore T and exploded under the pier at an S I east coast town. The whole dis- t trict was shaken by the explosion aiid many windows were smashed. S Wocden planks and piles from the
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    Coal Mines Fall To Japanese
    156 20 Feiping, Mar. 17. ]->Y a combined advance from the weat and north into the western hills isted by bombing planes, the Japanese after meeting with only light resistance, occupied Chaipang, a large coal-mining centre about 10 milei west of Peiping. It i. reported that their
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    TURKEY CALLS UP MORE N.C.O.'s
    62 20 TURKEY CALLS UP MORE N.C.O.'s Istanbul, Mar. 17. ANOTHER step towards the calling up n of all non-eommissioned officers in ibul district wax taken to-dav when M c'asses of Infantry non-com-missioned fflcers were order. o to rei V( >i-t to] days train!] Won commissioned officers in other <!<• i\icc, euch
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    AMERICAN PROTEST TO BRITAIN
    44 20 Washington, Mar. I7,^rwentv-one American Republics hav e protested to Britain against the sinking of the Wakama in Brazilian waters on Feb 13 They have also appealed to the belligerent* to ksep the war away from the American neutrality zone- Reuter
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    ANGLO-ITALIAN TRADE TALKS
    35 20 ANGLO-ITALIAN TRADE TALKS Lon l«. it is slated that a repi itive of the British Treaaui now en route to Home to resume ►tiations with the Italian authorii ecially on thp nnpct»r>,, «i^... ements Reuter
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    Move To Stop Corruption
    143 20 London, Mar. 16. PEXERAL satisfaction is expres>ed here this morning at Supply Minister Burgin's announcements iii the Commons yesterday that newregulations dealing with improper soliciting- and commissions for obtaining Government contracts are already in draft and will probably be approved before Easter. Opposition speakers in debate
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    Colonial Estimates Up
    53 20 Colonial Estimates Up Lend.;. M TIVIL penal services Lssm -show a net total of £14,1 1940. compared with Tlip original net < I was £15.387.203. but thr £18,128,273. The principal decrea es C3.749.239 for India and K and £365,242 for consular service* principal inci for the colonial and mid and
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    YUGOSLAV SHIP LOST
    33 20 London Mar. 17.— The Y I imer, Slava, 4.500 torn Bristol channel to-day. Al were saved, except the i~" f returned to the forecastle to I money and beloniuim> Reuter
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    31 20 Rom Ifer. 17. —It is an-- I Italy continued to occupy untries using Canal during February. Bi in ihe list, and after Italv Holland, Greece and Frai. Reuter
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