Morning Tribune, 19 March 1940

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    14 1 The Morning Tribune P Tucs. Mar. 19, 1940. The Morning Tribune Tuesday. March 19
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    LIKELY SOVIET DEMANDS ON NORWAY, SWEDEN
    54 1 ckholm, Mar. 18. THE Moscow correspondent the Swedish paper nbladel says that pernt reports in Moscow in- the Soviet Union hopes to obtain a long-soufirbt i the north Atlantic landing a free port n's west coast. This con-' ent besimilar demand will be pres<
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    JAPANESE MAILS SEIZED AT SINGAPORE
    98 1 Tokyo. Mar. 13. ted seizure of mai.s by British fg^^^SSS liner Fushimi Maru at Singapore on Satuiaay "for. by the Foreign-Office spokesman who was quoted as a '.tuck, of the Government was the same as adopted in the Ba k Maru case. information reaching Uomei
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    DUCE, HITLER HAVE "CORDIAL" TALK
    453 1 Partnership In South-East Europe Believed Discussed QFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES ISSUED BOTH IN ROME AND BERLIN AFTER YESTERDAY'S MEETING BETWEEN MUSSOLINI AND HITLER AT BRENNER STATION. WHICH LASTED TWO HOURS AND 50 MINUTES, GIVE NO INFORMATION IN REGARD TO WHAT TRANSPIRED. THEY ONLY STATED THAT THE TALK
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    HUNGARIAN PREMIER FOR ROME
    42 1 Budapest liar The Hungarian Prime Minister Count Teleki will visit Rom. The official announcement descnDca the trii holiday. Count Telekl will ipend t« »n Elome and though the visit I ll( will naturaftf visit Musaollnl ana Clano Reuter
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    50 1 No FMMf With Mml War lo.i ii OmMMCnMi (lan liᯮt Itaid On Hat Wlini Will Ornunv lull. Leader l*afe s People Pfacei Women's Pftfe Refolatloii In Germ W K\ i Discover Berlin Secret* Classified \<ivts. jjj Otaiemi Shipping 17 ft 15 Spoil |9 Western i ront <
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    NO PEACE WITH NAZIS SAY ALLIES
    641 2 NO PEACE WITH NAZIS SAY ALLIES nuii? t- London, Mar l& 1 mk rimes, m a leader, declares that the unanimity with which the idea of any patched-up peace is scouted in the Western democracies must haw been very clearly impressed n Mr. Welles' mind Presideti! fcoo .if broadcast on
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    PUPPET HEADS TO MEET
    100 2 Peiptllg, Mar 18. ifR Wang Keh Mm, head of the Peiping Provisional Government jnd lour other Peiping Government <ici(T,.itcs. In addition to two delegates iioni the Japaneju-eontrolled Mongolian Government and Major General Monoka (director of the North china liaison office of the China AiTairs Hoard, who
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    16 2 Plvikrin reatmenl restorea the urn- formic ->. s to norn RM Natural Way of Hair S Cultur
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    CHINA'S POSITION IN WORLD ORDER
    70 2 Cu ima «t London. Mar. 18. hina is fighting for the same Weils I!' l.X;»itieal liberty as had inspired c British to take up amis in the European conilict. .said Mr Quo Tai Chi (Chine*. Ambassador) in a speech in' London during the weekend ,H;
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    Imported Foods To Be Controlled
    117 2 Imported Foods To Be Controlled London. Mar 18. THF Food Ministry has decided to take control of imported foodstuffs generally, and a general order will b e published on Mar 21 prohibiting: imports of all foodstuffs including: feeding stuffs for animals except under licence. The only exceptions ar e wines,
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    R.A.F.S. Superior To Nazi Air Force
    153 2 London, Mar. IS. fHi: activity oi the British Air Force during the present war ThH* V^ aVoUrablv fat of the German Air F, Hiis IS pointed out by the Manchester Guardian to-dav. There Is little in tbto raid, from the enemy point of view,"
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    ALLIES WILL HELP TURKEY
    137 2 ALLIES WILL HELP TURKEY (London, Mar. IS. I J\ the MUNQi to-day, asked it I 1 a onipivhensivr plan e\Med between <;reat Britain and France I f#ff rrnderitit; militar\ aid to Tur- I Ikej it her integrity was threatened, or if it became expedient for her to go to the
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    Premier, 71 Works 15 Hours A Da
    96 2 Premier, 71 Works 15 Hours A Da in' I lfl and his birtJ I marked by bafl eufton to ipend in his native R '3 he win wobbly i from the itrlct daily M heavy burden of wV hl( him Uai ha^ Pia-d« Since he became p r i MO.
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    World Peace Commission Suggested
    166 2 World Peace Commission Suggested A WORLD pone c,^. 4 to-day by Mr Arthur Hurt who asked the- P tner the Government :>:vparedM up a League Con.. '.^M Mutable neutral place to pi 1 opportunity for public invests M m lan responsible proposals i pi a permanent world peace aiid Ijimicial
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    ORE WAR LOANS IN FUTURE SAYS SIMON
    131 3 I boo Million Issue Over-Subscribed LONDON, MAR. 18 M very «UMn B i,,,i,, s I— feisyi I- <"< s iaipvi ar He paid a tribute to the »HP°& heh the loan had rw*Wed from :.ll 1 assp.s. and said that the PQltey of
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    TROOPS CORDON OFF MEETING PLACE
    173 3 TROOPS CORDON OFF MEETING PLACE 111 II I i: i>>.ved at Brenner Pas. I ,h Ribbentiop at 10 a.m., and I W intp bv the Guard of I ■n-..r;.u- (i with Germwi M#M K.n Bags. Sn«w «s fallin tenlini. who was weariijg a fc.uk 'nt uniform, had to watt ■.minute
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    FINNISH COLONY IN AUSTRALIA?
    24 3 ettte Finnish imnu<>nnr> B large scale Is oeiiv; the Australian Govein- disclosed to-day by Mr. Prime Minister, according broadcast. Reuter
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    STABILISING WAR FINANCE
    59 3 London, Mar IB PHE new minimum prtcfc ()1 Bnl 1 Government securities ■gJWgJ to-day caused a .surprise m stock hx.',an';e circles, but it is neneially recog niaed that they are long overdue The new prices are considered to bL siep towards stabilising war linan, ■Sne^osi^^ Alter slight
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    DEALINGS IN NEW WAR LOAN
    12 3 DEALINGS IN NEW WAR LOAN London, Mai*. 18. nlicants In full.— Reuter
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    "PEACE OFFENSIVE"
    23 3 ItojnC f«'« v S m A r;irr Off( SSSS IS 8K JS s London in favour ol a pe«« oromi Reuter
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    OIL MAY BE NAZIS' ACHILLES' HEEL
    128 3 OIL MAY BE NAZIS' ACHILLES' HEEL London. Mar H 5 S ft M a ss ESSS? incapable ol conducting u SSeiand operation* or« 1( m^h depends on th( natifo ol ttw a head if the Allies P U»v dermany^ down game, the com. time. nevefthele«i 0 %*tJr«S' or fourth JJHU
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    HOPE ABANDONED FOR 71 ENTOMBED MINERS
    25 3 Bt ciaimUle, OWo, ItoJ It i. enounced th,, hope o [U 71 entomb' d miner l vnHKiiiy ibftndooed Renvei
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    AMERICAN REACTION
    33 3 Washington, Mar. 18. All political attend ggf-J the meeting ol Hitler^ am. t Well nformed q to believe that «m b i. -t it.lv I Ml the ol locomn rea Reuter
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    MAN ILL-TREATS WIFE, CLAN FIGHT FOLLOWS
    103 4 MAN ILL-TREATS WIFE, CLAN FIGHT FOLLOWS Third Macistiate SSJ R le Chlnese appeaivd before the was |«3555f1?25 morn^> charge of rioting live of them were 'Tans- while four were "ChonM the P011,,. ,v, m '"•'»n Sl n ff to one „|a n V| V <ani< tnm I'.v tliia Ul-trwttaieiw "'<».■
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE BULLETIN
    6 4 GOVERNMENT HOUSE BULLETIN Wednesday, Mar 13
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    SINGAPORE DANCE CHAMPIONSHIPS
    62 4 piRST „1 series 01 dance emUDtl. AMATEURS w > e Mr. C. H. Chan and UIM Lun Meeter'' J Mi le and Mif M^'th. Man M Li m Uln P MK Ch W Mi, PROFESSIONALS W Mr S Q»aH and Mfca LIK Lo 2 h Ji!l v
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    Malaya's New Coins Issued
    92 4 Malaya's New Coins Issued J"» Singaptn Trtmmay mm the scene of a very large gathering of men and women M'sterday-Kuropean women iiuluded-all clamouring- to their hands on the new twenty, five and one cent Piec* that were released by the Treasury. The new Malayan coins bear the effigy o f
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    OPEN VERDICT OF MURDER
    180 4 siJSLJJf TRAGEDY INQUEST his right ear to aimo st R 3^ e 0 e e d Po Ce UOn With <head in J uri wi employed at a Chinese Wav Seng a til ket collector constable in charge that hfh the Happy World fold tlle P
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    MORE REGRETS AT O'DWYER MURDER
    38 4 Ramgarh. Mar 17. A l 'he instance of Mr f,,,,. n Congress Working n Gandh the a -eLlutiw expfesC 1 1 tCe ado P(at the death of Sir *SSf £n P regret Reuter
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    10 4 Lahore, Mar 17 Michael O'Dwver 7 the eath *«r Reuter
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    ACCUSED REDEEM EXHIBIT II COURT
    60 4 ACCUSED REDEEM EXHIBIT II COURT -Malay p] ca( ;i Mr Conrad o *arge of c0m,.,. l>«a«-h or tow ln of gold ear .studs I He failed to turn uwj complainant made a report Accused Uue When charged 'trust in n edccmpd the articli dcd i( over ti th Pleading guilty
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    Sobbed Loudly In The Dock
    61 4 JOBBING loudly in the dock, Ti Peck Choon, a Chinese, yestt day heard the Hon. Mr. Justi Manning sentence him to thr years' rigorous imprisonment I being in possession oi countenei ing materials. When the case resumed vestal afternoon, the jury returned a verdl the
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    Surface Mail From Europe
    22 4 A surface mail from Europe week, and it k hoped to I Singapore on Thur day tt: I
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    23 4 fii.s excellency the < dras, Chancellor of the Audi. oty has nominated I Jeypore to be pro-chain University f Or a further term years.
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    London To-day
    754 5  -  H.L. Hopkin ri Mr. Hore-Belisha's Stock Not As High As It I Was: Asserts Passive War Suits Hitler: Lord Beaverbrook Disagrees, Says Britain Encouraged And Fortified By First Six Months Of War: Dr. Lane Preaches To The "Preachers". Louden, Mar. I. of war have gone, ani ra seize
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, MAR. 19, 1940. Planning The Peace
    319 5 Morning Tribune TUESDAY, MAR. 19, 1940. Planning The Peace pi.WMMi for the K il(<l whkh mi>l follow Ihli Wai is an idea which h«a alreadx captured the minds <>i man) people, particularly members of Parliament of the Labour I irsuasi(»n. No one blame* I then for looking n aheid hut
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    R.A.F. Officer Weds
    165 6 A.Noi'iii.K i.nk iraa forged between rt Britain MMi the Empire at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday when I tIJ. John Stewart iupholme K.A.I married Mist Ada Ellen Spreadbo. toukU of Ontario, Canada. Miss Bpreadborough, irhe is the dMfhter Of the late Mr. and Mis. (i. Spreadborou»Ji of Ontario,
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    PEOPLE PLACES
    180 6 PEOPLE PLACES and tarried a bouquet of deep red tarnations. Her bridesmaids weie Misses Barbara and Alice Undsav and they wer e iroeked alike n powder blue cloque finishbuckle, at the VktlinY. They added small turbans of matching orchids W re shoulder s P ra y s ot »J^ n
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    R. A. F. Officer Weds, Tiffin Time At Raffles And Concert Fashions
    359 6 R. A. F. Off icer Weds, Tiffin Time At Raffles And Concert Fashions VI HA AKIMCOItI H>-|>\y. SINGER Ba.bara Gilmar was congratulated by everyone vested the success of the concert which she organised at n Memorial Hall on Sunday night. e Vlctor Funds, which rolled in merrily, will be sent
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    In National Costume
    39 6 In National Costume J Barbara GO. mar. (Mrs. Wilmot Lea) wearing the Finnish National costume in which she sans Finnish sonsjs at the concert which she organised at the Victoria i Memorial Ball on Su n dav night. i
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    Your Hair Can Really Be
    910 7 For Our Women Readers Your Crowning Glory THE very first step in hair love, liness is cleanliness. This calLs for daily brushing with clean brushes and a shampoo every week or fortnight. Next in important is mass age, then sunshine and fresh air. To the
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      60 7 economical treat full of concentrated goodtu Kidneys on toast have lon| (Men favouni' ol Mi breakfast table. Not only do they make .i \uy palttabie, \v\^ rally morning meal— b»» one Po ftbundanoß "i nutritive elemenU. Kidneys are very easy to P RONI 5J 7 G II V B LIN
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    REVOLUTION IN GERMANY
    568 8 HERE are the men who are behind the effort to foster revolution in Germany and below are shown pictorially some of the methods used to bring to the German people the truths from which they are shut off by lying Nazi propaganda. On Page 6 we have
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    SEA WAR LIBRARY FOR SINGAPORE
    404 9 SEA WAR LIBRARY FOR SINGAPORE CH of the Sea War Library Service has been formed in Singa•re. la organization, which is already established in several British j in the Far East, provides books and magazines for the men of hant navy who are risking their lives in maintaining the I
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    "Almost A Honeymoon"
    181 9 "Almost A Honeymoon" interest was aroby the announcement Hide at the Fifth Smoking ConBt. given by the Airmen's Club, Hhu Road, last Sunday, of Be forthcoming production of Hlt^ Ellis's famous three-act "Almost a Honeymoon," on K 28 and 29. Hi. Is to be presented at the lub, Tanjong Rhu
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    MEXICAN OIL DEAL WITH THE JAPANESE
    59 9 MEXICAN OIL DEAL WITH THE JAPANESE I Mexico City, Mar. 18. l A official delegation comprising leading bankers and Indushas left for Japan, where s^ek to increase Mexico- trade. a luncheon at the Japanese was announced that the main the journey is to sell cash or barter it for silk
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    BROADCAST TALK ON HITLER'S RISE
    70 9 •The R:s q of Hitler" was the theme of the second of the two talks by Professor W. E. Dyer, of Raffles College, under the title "From Bismarck to Hit ler," given from th^ B.M B.C. station. Singapore, last night. The first talk had traced
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    Anti-Vice Officer Tells Of Raid On Flat
    331 9 Anti-Vice Officer Tells Of Raid On Flat £HARGED with permitting her flat to be used as a brothel and also of assisting in the management of a brothel, a middle a^d Cantonese, Choy Ah Kam, yesterday appeared in the third magistral court Drtprtive Inspector E Bmmens at tached to the
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    WHEN WILL GERMANY FALL?
    1487 10 Hitler Fears A Knife In The Back More Than Ever Now TT%IL KARL BOEMER, Foreign Preu chief of MM (ioebbelss /Propaganda Ministry in Berlin, said There is not going to be any war. And even it we do have a scrap with Poland, liritain and France
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    G.B.'S WATCHDOGS PRAISED
    420 11 G.B.'S WATCHDOGS PRAISED They Have A Few Complaints J I KM. -GENERAL SIR FREDERICK A PILE, G.O.C of Britain s Ho.no Front Anny the men of the ant.-aircraft omman/ has sent it a message of thanks and encouragement ■your work, "he says, "has been one of iim t..i to the
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    SMALL BRITISH COLONIES RALLY TO THE CAUSE
    199 11 London, Mar. lt». THF spirit of sacrifice on behalf of the Allied cause which is manit»(i in many ways at home and the Empire has animated British subjects settled abroad in no less deqree. his respect the smaller British "colonies" In South America
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    Charge Over Beer Labels
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    STOLE STEEL
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    100 13 I'orld War To-day there i* inv will end the Second officers and demanded an of revolt are already ktories can keep them from ih above, of revolutionists in At of the future. it this picture will be seen i'tuht hut the intentions of Us i) I V lns Pector held
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    OBJECTION NOT SUSTAINED
    119 13 BRITISH "Reds" and Fascists may be able to avoid military service on political grounds. Judge Wethered, chairman of the Bristol Conscientious Objectors Tribunal made this clear. He said that the tribunal would recognise a political objection provided it was held with sufficient intensity. The case before him
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    ARRESTING GAZE
    45 13 This unusual and sophisti- cated study is of Lucille Fairbanks, a Warner Brothers player. 'It's not often that you get a chance to see a defiant stare so well portrayed by the camera as in the portrait which we reproduce here. I. M
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    FRANCE'S HUGE WAR EFFORT
    357 13 FRANCE'S HUGE WAR EFFORT A Court of inquiry was set up fol- lowing allegations that a financial agent with a prison record had been used by the War Office. The agent's name was Charles Kingsley Scott and a War Office Colonel had re. commended him to the Minister of Supply.
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    Nazis To Breed By Science
    254 13 ARTIFICIAL insemination to insure sons for the fatherland is urged on childless couples by the Schwarze Korps, official weekly publication of Heinricb Himmler's black-uniformed Schutzstaffel; the elite guard of Nazidom. "In cases where incurable inability to beget progeny on the part of the husband has
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    SPOTTING THE "SPOTTERS"
    42 14 The Kin* on a visit to an aircraft factory was interested in the •Lysander" machines, which are used for army co-operation work to I spot the results of gun-fire and report on enemy positions from the I 2 I
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    R.A.F. DISCOVER BERLIN SECRETS
    185 14 DKRIJN HAS YIELDED I P ITS WAR SECRETS TO THE RAF Several times in recent weeks reconnaissance patrols from the Bomber Command on routine flights have crossed the German capital and brought back valuable data about its defences. A normal searchlight beam retracts sharply when it
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    Fined For Breach Of Defence Regulations
    336 14 Fined For Breach Of Defence Regulations CAPTAIN George William Tailby W&. thy Leicestershire J.P.. iritt fl( Itfretsei at Clarges-strcet. W. and t London military club, was fined tj* Idtk 120 COSfs. flf Boic-stred «g Courf recently for committing a orw 10/ tae Defence 'Finance Regm* /939. He was accused of
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    Girl Goes For Gunman
    110 16 Girl Goes For Gun man USINC a telephone receiver as a club a nineteen-year-old s»rl itVfC MMkH Kunman from a fjKcconiTt's .hop in High-street Liiblib, W ne h Ml tried t<» a hold-up. .inman m the blftCk out mto tbe I automatic pta tjM smith be 1 nP -Hand over
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      109 16 r" M n)M(.in -mows PacM CM' i>n ;(1 M,,,,,. i%-* Ai»coNßmoNro n«^ Ci A piTnir To day and To morrovv x Sl*, TTM n l u«hU,,..h,V.« China Wko P* sematioMl PW lo Ot«Hlm»* Gwerweiit! I With BNOUM Super-imposed lilies Pfegented Before (ienenil A Madamo KHANG K AI-SHKK at CHUNGKING. \/.f,.\/V
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    AIRMEN TOO STRONG FOR POLICE AT SOCCER
    214 17 THE R F w, Singapore, Mond] Diviiioii Jv w roag for tlu i<oiice m toeir aften v !,r XU e at the An»n Road Stadium thus exhibiS o ,t 111 SThSt^ thpy f? a deUghtful lour goals to on? y at lelr "I'l"
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    Island Club Beat Keppel
    153 17 n between th< bland Clui •11 ciub played on sund* Kcpjx 1 (b „o win Bom to s 'a r\. If) I mei 14 Dunhill .v i J Smit] I H L Ho^kinn iT, 0 14) <V E Ellison 18 j 1 .v Dr. t y
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    NIBLOCK CUP
    16 17 tlir Niblock C\ip at the Kepo--1 I, E Keir beat E. batchtll on last
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    Kamis & Yadi Beat Choon Leong & Kee Onn In Final
    63 17 Kamis Yadi Beat Choon Leong Kee Onn In Final I IN the Y.M.C.A. tennis tournament yesterday at Dhoby Ghaut, Kamis and Yadi beat Chua Choon Leong and Chin Kee Onn 7 5. 6 3 in the Men's Open Doubles' Championship final. Dr. Granville de Souza and Melntosh. 3 beat Capt.
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    UNITEERS HELD TO DRAW BY A.P.C.
    164 17 Singapore, Monday. N a Business House League fixture against the A. PC. on the F. N. ground this evening, the Uniteers, after lead|g by one goal to nil at the interval and having more of the [changes, had to be satisfied with a draw
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    S.C.C. SPRING TENNIS TOURNEY
    57 17 S. C. C. SPRING TENNIS TOURNEY ngapore, Moodi Th decided I Spring lawn t.iiu, championship which oomnmieed at the S.C.C. courts this <-v* The following were the results I Mcm\ open singles: A. D Anderson beat O Is Fuller 6 a w. J. M Warden j' Tovey 6-3. 6—l. J.
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    48 17 The following have b« to play cricket for the Junior Department against Fort Canning at 2 15 p m at Tanglin: Beah Cli Siaim Lau Hock < 1*1? w L M A< B. Ouan I h Ming, Au K- ng Chu I March Ri Eng San Sc<
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    LEAGUE POINTS FOR CUSTOMS
    184 17 LEAGUE POINTS FOR CUSTOMS Customs :i; Indian Association 0. JHE Customs beat the Indian Association by two goals to nil in a Division 2B league fixture at the Clerical Union ground yesterday. The Indiana did mo.si of the attack. Ing during the first half of the game, but the Customs
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    Last-Minute Goal Saves The S.R.C
    109 17 Singapore, Honda j^LIfOST certain of emerg mt new after leadinj nd having the better of the i in the closing stages i the S C C were deprived ol when Outschoorn netted I laliser for the 8 R.C. tin I n time in a reserve
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    NAVY BEAT CORDONS
    20 17 The Royal lefMted Um aoKton (l In a Dli lon i > I .it 'he N.i' ,il !l
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      64 17 nUllduN 0 EUMENTHOL JUJUBES I have for over 40 years b«'«n sik -cessfully used by Teni of Millions ol |mo|>i»Other Jubes, etc., etc., come and go, bill Hudson's I iinienthol Jujiil>i> continue to gain public confidence through their ff fan u<»illi Ulimi used daily they preserve the teeth by keeping
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    DUVAL'S STRING SHOULD BE WATCHED AT IPOH
    1334 18 Pointers For To-morrow's I Races -nTM hi tring M boom ..ml ponlw, U. van Breuketen has topped the tnlnm- list so often that many of us have come to regard him as th. safest tiumn to follow at almost every race meeting. I\>
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      345 18 Public Notices I and Pei IMQ tpire on the 30th and anv .mused portion i I v ill be cancell< rights evidenced thereby tingulshed. H. NORTH H Superintendent ol Ru •ore and P NOTICE. Rubber Dealer^ in the Lsl: gapore and Penan--. „i rubber coupons is&ued foi quarter of 1940
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      LONDON TIN
      18 19 I London, Mond i 48 BUJ £248» 2 Sellers official Price' £246 Buvr-i J46' 2 Sellers
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      LONDON RUBBER
      27 19 I London. Monday. Buyers Sellers Steady 11 116 11 31G rd) April 11 116 11 .id* Mav 11 H' i; art!) June li n 1
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      79 19 London. Monday. 66. 6 ber 33 trie 81/1 Yx emical Industries 31 l x 118 9 itch L'4 j f 1 «U Pin 4/3 mist 33 3 2/--23 3 Ex. Div tM 14 6 15 9 I Lies 3 7' 2 Areas 80'i It. (beaier* 78 iu
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      41 19 I London. Monday. T/T London on Paris 176.50 T/Ti >n Amsterdam 7.53 T/T London on Shanghai 4 1 t T/T! non Hongkong is. 2 29 32d on Japan is. 3 5 32d. T/TL rd< nonNew York 4.o2Vfeto 4.03V 2
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      PRODUCE
      55 19 London, Monday, rt-m u I Malay) in bulk S'raent Unquoted Copra 'Straits FMS» kpfviv Sment Unquoted Sarawak) h April S'ment. 17 6 Belters Tapioca. Seed Pearl. Q Singapore) v! 31 March «W White Muntok April S'ment. 4 1 16 Sellers VQi Black Vn April S'ment 3 Sellers gambier (Good
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      BULLION MARKET
      17 19 i London. Monday. 20 13 16 ird 20 13. 16 WtOOLD, Fine per oz. £8.8.0
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      17 19 IBBIK NeW Y rk> Mar 17 Buyers Sellers Quiet 18'« 18^ IT% 18 Quiet 4?
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    $15,000 FOR RELIEF FROM OLD CLOTHES
    94 19 $15,000 FOR RELIEF FROM OLD CLOTHES Chungking. Mar 18. ABOUT eighty bundles of old clothe collected by the China Relief Committee in England for Chinese refugees have been sold for $15,000. it is officially announced. The money has been turned over tc homes for refugee children which are bnd?r the
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    WEARNES BEAT THE CHARTERED BANK
    126 19 W 5 Slu Spo T 2* 4 Chartered Bank sc o 'Sport TcrCund n y t 6 p y f gOals nil at thf YMC A League EdWatd Road in the Bllsiness H Wearne's played a well combined game and Van Cuylenberg, their custodian, is
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    131 19 Singapore. Monday. MARKETS opened the week quietly with prices if anything rather lower all round. Local tin suffered a sharp relapse to $124 1 4 down 1%, while the price of rubber at four o'clock was buyer.- spot 37 4 cents, April! June 36 1 cents. July
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    CLOSE VICTORY FOR KAMPONG GLAM B.P.
    107 19 Playiim on Sunday at thj, T;at!.« Branch court, the KiAmpong (i!;im B I beat th« Terrace B p by 4 gam* to 5. Result., «Kami)on» Olam mi ed first): S. Fardan beat A Aziz 18 5 If, ikZ'i* 1 U88 ln **»< All Hamid
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    COLD STORAGE BEAT THE PRESSMEN
    246 19 Cold Storage 7: straits Times 1 Displaying Irresistible form, the Cold Storage scored a runaway vu tory over the Straits Times Press when they mot in a Bnsiruesa Houses' League match on th? Harbour Board uround yesterday. L^adinp three-nil at halt time they finally finished
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    Now Zealand's Air Effort
    51 19 #< 18 Til! of Defi lld m an mt poarible to i KM annuallj ng in Canada Whi full operation |ui< < 3 000 tran. N( V. aland at any given tiin^. hundred met wttt tail po.>t<'d to an training unit i-'.r.00 u. w i jy
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    REDS BUILDING VOROSHILOV LINE IN FINLAND
    55 19 REDS BUILDING VOROSHILOV LINE IN FINLAND Stockholm, Mat. is. MARTIAL law lias bem declared in |f| Finnish territory occupied by Hit. &lan trootM riic entire Karelian Esthitiuj and the territory along Lake LadOfl t:.- to be Fortified by the Ruastanj »nd projected by a mai "VoroshUo? Line." na n^ci aft«r
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    ON WESTERN FRONT
    351 20 Germans Suffer Heavily Paris, Mar. 18. HIS MORNING'S Fwncb communique says there has been a fair amount of activity in the sector of the front which lies between the Yosges and the River Saar. I Paris reports declare there has been three separate engagements on this front
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    FOREIGN PLANES OVER SWITZERLAND
    28 20 Berne, Mar. 18. Foreign planes twice flew over Bwlss territory this morning. Anti-aircraft Iguna went into action, and Swiss fighters took the air.- Reuter
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    CHAMBERLAIN'S CAMP PAINTED ON NAZI BOMBER
    58 20 CHAMBERLAIN'S CAMP PAINTED ON NAZI BOMBER Copenhagen, Mav. 18. THE crew of the German bomber which crashed on the island of Lolland, who were originally believed to have escaped by parachute, have been found and interned. The bomber, when found, had bren partly destroyed by fi'e, and had a representation
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    10,000 COAL MINERS TO WORK ON HOLIDAYS
    106 20 10,000 COAL MINERS TO WORK ON HOLIDAYS London. Mai. 18. A, MEETING of 10.000 coal miners employed In Bolsover Colliery. Nottinghamshire, unanimous '->' agreed durme the weekend to forgo a large part 01 their holidays in ordei to Increase British production ol coal. The men agreed to reducing then Easter
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    NAZI BRUTALITY TO CHILDREN
    85 20 London, Mar. 18. ASKED for information regarding how many Polish children, had been removed from various parts of Poland under German control, Mr. Butler replied that exact figures were difficult to secure in the present circumstances. Children who were now included as Polish population were being
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    POPE RECEIVES WELLES & EX-FINN PRESIDENT
    175 20 POPE RECEIVES WELLES EX-FINN PRESIDENT Home. Mar. 18. WIULM Mussolini and Hitler were talking. Mr. Welles wai being received in audience by the Pope. H e was accompanied by Mr. Myron Taylor, Mr. Roosevelt I.*1 special envoy to the Vatican. Mr. Welles has now seen King Vfcta Emmanuel, Mussolini. Ciano
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    STOP PRESS
    240 20 London, Mar. 18. Reuters diplomatic correspondent understands that British uftu-.il quarters have no comment to on the Mussolini-Hitler meeting. Bucharest, Mar L& According to allied ofcserms Germany's policy towards Kumanw is inspired by a desire to foresUfl diplomatic manoeuvre on Moscow is expects! to embt* shortly. th Circles
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