Morning Tribune, 28 March 1940

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    Masthead
    10 1 The Morning Tribune s— No. 47. Thu., Mar. 28. 1940.1
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    2 Nazi, 1 R.A.F. Planes Shot Down
    402 1 2 Nazi, 1 R.A.F. Planes Shot Down Paris, Mar. 27. DERATIONS on the Western Front during the past 48 hours aye been marked by great activity I the part of the Nazi Air Force. :g P number of German machines ..times as many as 13 at a timebeen flying over
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    SOVIET ENVOY RECALLED BY MOSCOW FROM PARIS
    521 1 SOVIET ENVOY RECALLED BY MOSCOW FROM PARIS NO FOOLING London. Mar. 27. ACCORDING to the Tass Agency (Moscow) M. Souritz, Soviet Ambassador to Paris has been relieved ol his post because he is no longer considered 'persona t^rata' by the French Government The Tass Agency statement In regard to M.
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    Sweeping Victory For Mackenzie King
    484 1 OTTAWA, MAR. 27. THE CANADIAN ELECTION HAS RESULTED IN A SWEEPING VICTORY FOR THE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT WHICH HAS W ON 174 SEATS OUT OF A TOTAL OF 245. The latest figures are: Liberals 174, National Government (Contivcs) 38, Co-operative Commo nwealth Federation 8, New Demo-
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    STOP PRESS
    101 1 London, Mar. 27. It is learned that the Soviet steamer Vladimir Mayakovskv is detained al Hongkong pending examination of her cargo by Allied authorities. She is reported to be 1 1 \ing carj|J ed copper and molybdenum shipped «n North America and eonsifncd te Vsaosvostok.—Renter. Berlin. Mar. 87.
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      49 1 On Other Page* b Uei tional Deal 3 £°ond Thousainls 4 Jo More "Imperial AifWaj 5 Jew, Here i re 7 8 Pa 9 and I Haw Hau 10 urea Better? 11 Advts. U 14 and 15 ping 16 17 es College Diplomas IH ne« 19 ■U-i»l New Fight
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    S. A. RECRUITING MAINTAINED
    96 2 London, Mar. ,7. rfs announced m London that rei nnting m .South Africa after sis months of war has not slackened. The Botha regiment, named after the Union's first Prime Ministei. has brought tv. o battalions up to war strength since September, and a third battalion
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    HITLER IS LOST
    229 2 HITLER IS LOST STAR GAZERS SA V: r(From 11. 1,. Hopkin) London. Mar. 27. fT-MI WMtf black for Hitler" is the unanimous view of IJinti-h astrologers at their annual conference which has just opened m Harrogate. Most oi ltu leading star-ga/ tgtec that Hitler's power is on the :ie and
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    58 2 Peiping, Mar. 27. MR Wanfl X li Mm, head of the FeipIng t roviskmal Government, Ls ex.>ecte;L to become chairman of the North China Political Council, the body Which is taking the place of the proGoveinment. Previously there were rumours of Mr. Mftn resigning aftei. the intion of th.t- new
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    CALCUTTA POLICE FIRE ON STRIKERS
    98 2 'cutta. Mar !7. I P»K the first time for tea fears, I the polite opened tire m Cat- y I tutta to-dav when a police picket S was attacked \>\ a gajMJ of niunici i pa! M avengers who hud be^n on V >irike fsetsraai
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    Captain Drowned When Ship Sinks
    153 2 Captain Drowned When Ship Sinks London. Mar. .7. SIXTEEN members of the crew of the Newcastle oil tanker Daghestan, 5.742 tons, sunk m the North Sea on Sunday night, landed to-day at a north-east Scotland town. When the vessel went down, the men took to the boats, one of which
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    GAP IN U. S. FIRST LINE OF DEFENCE
    157 2 New Y.vrk, Mar. 27. EXPRESSING the fear that Ceafress will "cut the heart" .rum expropriations to modernise the Army, Mr. Hugh Johnson writes: "With uncertainty as to the war's outcome and the lin e up ot the dictator powers— Germany. Italy, Russia
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    Russo-German Contact Hitch
    186 2 RussoGerman Contact Hitch Amsterdam, Mai i [HE TELEGRAAF'S Berlin respondent says th clear that preparatory ,sa tions for a new r^ German contact are not p ceeding smoothly. He addsxThe chief obsta is apparently the question Soviet guarantees for Rumai and Turkey to form the basis a rapprochement between ft
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    EMPIRE MOURNS DEATH OF N.Z. PRIME MINISTER
    62 2 Wellir.. I to* His Majeay. m a measa W*j* concerning Mr. Savage's d "The loss of Mr. Bavag< ed thioughout the Empuservices will always lie rememoereo "latitude. ffi m The Cabinet is remain. after th. funeral which expsw be on Mar. 31. Hereafter
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    SENSATIONAL DEAL OF U.S. & NAZI FIRMS
    142 3 SENSATIONAL DEAL OF U.S. NAZI FIRMS SALE OF WAR INSTR UMENTS New York, Mar. 27. indictment charging the Bausch Lomb Optical Co, ol Rochester and Ihe Carl Zeiss Co. of (Jcrmany with lidiag the world between them" for the sale of military optical instrumental thus restraining trade m violation of
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    REYNAUD RECALLS ENVOYS FOR TALKS
    185 3 REYNAUD RECALLS ENVOYS FOR TALKS Paris, Mar. 27 I rich Premier, M. Reynaud, nds to make a direct pel ntacl with all Fran eigrt envoys. assadors at Brussels and will be the first to return to a short period. Ambassador m London was is a few days ago. Other will
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    Norwegian Representations In London
    47 3 Norwegian Represen tat ions In London I London. Mar 27. Representations were received In London yesterday from the Norsiegian Government m regard to the jslleged violation of Norwegian terriitorial waters by British warships. The. r representations are now receiving the attention of th, British G eminent Reuter
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    Italo-Hungarian Friendship
    135 3 Ita lo-Hu ngarian Friendship j Budapest, Mar. 27 1\ rATEMENT declaring that Count Teleki's talks m Rome fl arc merely an exchange of views on a common itaio--1 garian poficy for constructive peace ts published by i l.ioyd. organ of the Hungarian Covernment. which Hungary does ;;<>t be"f 1 c
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    "WAR NOT PHONEY"
    138 3 "WAR NOT PHONEY i \ru Y«>ik. Mar >.*> "*T III *> I- not a pfcanrj war' s.ml I Mr (.o(l!r«\ Hafgftfd. British Consul km a! In New York, m a p< Th lo the SrruriU Leaders' A* sociatlon here to-da\ Be added: "Bathe, mt "lirvr that tm* hist war was
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    17 3 Rome, Mar Accordii m Ankara despatch •he rurkish military mission winch vl \lep|) urned to Ankai Reuter
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    FINLAND HAS MAY GOVT.
    92 3 FINLAND HAS MAY GOVT. A men! d i ••r. hip M Rolf V. v and M Tanm Puhhc Welfare rib i iom. I In the out with the tain tie i. minister with folio m the outgoin I M ministry Reuter In etli menl Pr, si< the Re added had
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    ANOTHER BAD DEFEAT FOR THE JAPANESE
    201 3 Chungking, Mar. 27. rtBNTRE of intcivM m the war m China has switched with dramatic suddenness from the south to the (n\- north. A Chinese official announcement claims occupation ol W Important city m the wesl ol Suiytmn, ihe northern province border ing Gobi
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    FOUND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS, GAVE ALL TO POLICE
    230 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang IT RAINED MONEY m Bukit Mertajam over the Easter Holidays, or that is what Bukit Mertajam folk thought until they learnt the truth. Workmen irom the village rubbed their eyes m astonishment when they came across thousands
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    WOMAN'S SUICIDE IN BLINDING RAIN
    88 4 WOMAN'S SUICIDE IN BLINDING RAIN IFTEB waiting anxiously for the return oi her motlier, 17-year-old Chong Ah Moi left the house and alter a search m driving rain found her sitting motionless and exposed to the downpour m a back lane of Lorong 7, (ieylang. On the ground beside her
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    ARABS DECIDE TO FORM UNION
    98 4 A RABS DECIDE TO FORM UNION P. If ALLY all the Arabs of Singa numbering over 400. decided 'ing last night to f<um an A: I .m. T 1 I llowing were appointed to drafl rules Messrs. S Omar bin I Hi; liar Ham. S I. O. Alsagoff, j.p rlohsen
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    Other Driver Was To Blame
    218 4 Other Driver Was To Blame MILITARY OFFICER WINS APPEAL j T. Huleatt, who was convicted by Whitton, on a cliarge of neglige option of two months' simple im; against both conviction and sentenc walne, Chief Justice, yesterday. Hi:: lordship allowed the appeal funded to appellant. The case against the appellant
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    SOLDIERS CHARGED
    91 4 SOLDIERS CHARGED (From Oui Own Reporter Kuala Lumpur. Mar. 27. pLKADING guilty to charges of driving a car without a licence and Insurance, a European Victor Rider, lane? corporal m a British Regiment stationed here was sentenced to one month's Imprisonment on the second charge and lined $50 I further
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    Malayan Star Weds
    106 4 Malayan Star Weds (From Our Own Reparl Kuala Lumpur. I MISS Cicely St. Maur R M er. Malayan girl v I selected by Hollywood film dn. Elliott when he was here l shots for the Jungle I "Bcoloo." faced cameras to-day k\ an entirely different role bride Mr. D. P.
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    WORK OF THE ROYAL NAVY IN MALAYA
    283 4 WORK OF THE ROYAL NAVY IN MALAYA THE war-time work of the R Navy m Malayan wai reviewed by Rear Admiral T. B. Drew m command of the Roy&l Navy. Malaya, m an address bel the Singapore- Rotary Club day. "This war up to the pres< n\ doubtedly ooiled down
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    NO MORE "IMPERIAL AIRWAYS"-AFTER APR. 1
    159 5 N O MORE "IMPERIAL AIRWAYS"-AFTER APR. 1 tin FAMOUS NAME OF IMPERIAL URWAYS Will BE HEARD AND SKIN NO MORE AFTER MONDAY iPRH l For Imperial Airways Ltd. and British Airways' Ltd to merge into one and will be taken over by the British Over-! Airways Corporation as from that
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    WESLEY C. LEAGUE CONCERT
    32 5 The Wesley Church Leaguer., are stagConcert on Friday at 8.15 p.m. m Church Hall The programme con- two one- act plays, singing moutli ms, a fine gymnastic programme
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    UNLAWFUL SOCIETY CONVICTION
    72 5 rOI.I.OWINd a raid on a hoUSC .it 'I 1 Jonj Pagar on March 15 this year, a China m Pook Hong,, iterda> brought up t> tore Ifr i I i k>h, tht fifth police magistrate, on a chai i a» bei of utv, the Singapore 11 ll
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    Sir John Barlow Joins Cotton Board
    18 5 Sir John Barlow Joins Cotton Board SI B Tl full tin Prank Piatt i choice general! the Ide
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    GERMAN JEWS FLEE GESTAPO, ARRIVE HERE
    119 6 GERMAN JEWS FLEE GESTAPO, ARRIVE HERE WHEN Italian IttXV Mp "Conte mornin an J«w. lr oi Bi They look f< tiding p and persecutions. ved m Singapore >• s bound 1 and ;m. there that ild rls that he I tor the psychopathic mcdi harb from too, these poor re-
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    SINGAPORE MERCANTILE WORKERS SAVING MORE
    125 6 AM RY satisfactory >lat P <>f ailair- uas reported at the llth annual general meeting of the Singapore Iferittntile Oa-operative Thrift and loan Society Limited held at the Co-operative Society Department .»t Fullerton Building est( rt,j\. I and 1939 v 1 ol r 15.6 ription
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    Survivor Tells Of Drama In Gas-Filled Hold
    194 6 TAN GIOK LYE. survivor of the accident m wi vo Chinese lost their i;\\ s ta I pas-filled haul of a X.P.M. motor vessel on the noon of Mar. 18 was commended by the Singapore coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, when he described
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    "JAMAICA INN" ACTRESS HERE
    247 6 "JAMAICA INN" ACTRESS HERE j}} ALL of British actors oi y. the weti -known l the landlord's wife m the British pre •wn to Singapore audiences r< rep' -rday. tions p is tl Britlsl the her, tia om actors and very I the Theah M: N rivat< TH. M planter
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    Manchukuo Trade Goes To Japan
    114 6 Manchukuo Trade Goes To Japan Tek. Mar. 'I'M As g dfeecj retoaH uar Europe there I gltgiUjtlifiiiiU. of Jai I of Manchukuo trad*-. I here. j Tli. I I imports from Europe, 1. iwith Manchukuo's I rune. In order I v-clopment a revised 1 I where, ll foreign c: I
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    London To-Day
    744 7  -  H.L.Hopkin The Old School Tie Still Important Factor In Matter Of Obtaining Commissions: Problem Of "Unmarried Wives" Of Soldiers: Canons Attack Dean *Of Canterbury: King And Queen At Palace Theatre.)- London, Mar. I ii. Oliver Stanley, Minister of War. de a good impression by his m the House
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    Morning Tribune THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1940. Stalin To Move In Far East?
    296 7 Morning Tribune THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1940. Stalin To Move In Far East? InpHE withdrawal ol I rum m tween !7. |.i I the Balti< |.< rted concenl ral ior submarine fleet at h. n the impn Ru shifting h- i i from Eur< pc to th< Fai I i ie\\
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    An Easter 'Do' At The Swiss Club, A New Idea At The Flower Show & Flashes From Here And There
    977 8 An Easter 'Do' At The Swiss Club, A New Idea At The Flower Show Flashes From Here And There VERA A RDM ORE TO-DAY suiss club is alwayi delightful place to risil and it wai particularly popular with members and their friends during the Easfef liolicla> as most enjoyable tennis
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    At The Helm
    190 8 Multi-coloured silk with pleats setting off the swing of th< skirt was worn by Miss Doreen D:. Mrs i.owe was refreshing m of flowered silk with a white trip jacket Another to favour black was M reen Lindsay, who wore a heavj frock with coloured ace isori
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    YOU DON'T NEED A PATTERN ..... To Make This Dear Little Apron
    643 9 YOU DON'T NEED A PATTERN To Make This Dear Little Apron YOUR small daughu-i will be dc- lighted if you make her this pretty little apron to wear when plays at cooking or experiments with her paint-box. Apart from it practical advantages, it will give her a tremendous amount of
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    Make These For Tea
    78 9 FLAPJACKS oz. oat flakes 2 oz. butter oz. sugar l teaspoonful treacle It the butter and fcreacli A and oat flakes and stl ■jV together for a tew mim. gentle heat. Press into a Wi shallow tin and finish with wet knife, making the top damp
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    INTRODUCING
    294 10 v gKITIBH RADIO I )\JS TO RELIEVE THE TEDIUM OF CAREFULLY-EDITED BRITISH PROGRAMMES, HAVE LONG BEEN A GOOD AUDIENCE FOR CONTINENTAL STATIONS SPIN- NINO THEIR DIALS SHORTLY AFTER WAR BEGAN. THEY STOP- FEO AT THE SOUND OF A SOUPY BRITISH ACCENT The pompons voice was broadcasting British war losses,
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    LORD HAW HAW
    117 10 LORD HAW HAW who is believed to be Lord HawHaw He is William Joyce, an EngIlishman and former member of Sir Oswald Mosleys British Union of Fascists, and it is said that he was forced to flee from England just before the wai began. His Price His reward from Goebbels
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    UNKNOWN
    169 10 AND FRONTI PAGE FOR WOMEN £YEN the war has its u>hte side! Most people m England an expecting a "Spring homb shell." The other day they got one, I i hardly the kind they were expe mg n I Making change out of old vm Adolf, Hugh Beresford, the
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    Hitler Down By 1941, Says Astrologer
    226 11 Hitler Down By 1941, Says Astrologer \n\ rosi WHEN REXFORD KENDRM K an ASTROLOGER QUIETLY MEN. TIONED THAI MI8FORTUN1 WOULD BEFALL ADOLF HITLER IT SOUNDED AS DULL As \k COMMUNIQUE BECAUSE Till GERMAN LEADER'S PALL PROM POWER OR HIS DEATH HAM BEEN PREDICTED so MAN1 TIMES BEFORE BY VARIOUS SEER8.
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    NES
    7 11 The Champions -m Past Present ir-
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    ARE FIGURES BETTER?
    180 11 ARE FIGURES BETTER? RECENT leg contest m Hollywood ha ed I controversy as to whether women's figi. have improved m last decade or not. Of course the old school may sigh for the times oi bustle .nd the was]* waist and tastes may have altered but the fact regains that
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    MORE NAZI FRAME-UPS
    203 11 EWOM time to time (.estapo chief Heinrich Himmler himself calls at the laboratory and sets the scientists a line of re- S search that happens to fit the Nazi propaganda necessities of the moment. The blood of unfortunate people who are accused of concealing I Jewish origin
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    Day-Frocks Go Demure Just Now
    208 12 Day -Frocks Go Demure Just Now APART trnn then superb line and (lit. attention to finish and unvaryin Hence of fabric, the new daytime frocks at Priscilla's m Eu Court, give one a splendid idea of the latest trends m American fashion In many cases these are marked by a
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    Smart In Blue And White
    31 12 I (Jinny Simms chooses a morning outfit of cornflour blue crepe allied with a blouse of blue crepe dotted over m white (RKO Radio). M W
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    Tucks To The Fore
    28 12 Tucks To The Fore Sand beige suede cloth fashions the very simple frock worn by Mary Howard (RKO Radio) in which narrow pintucking gives distinction to the boat-
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    Gems That Last A Life-Jime
    344 12 Gems That Last A Life-Jime TULTURED pearls are proving more and more popular. Not only do they provide one with the perfect accessory for every occasion, but their moderate price brings them well within the limit of the most modest purse. They have, too the advantage of being indistinguishable from
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    Shoes In The News
    66 12 Shoes In The News OHOES are always newi when they are as varied as f-* n makes them at present. For si nality, however, it would be nar< beat those worn by the RKO player. Linda Hayes. Ttw i-p-to-date version of grand .side slippers made m one pi* I turned-back
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    Japan Worried Over French Attitude
    117 13 Japan Worried Over French Attitude Hongkong, M v ACCORDING to information received from I Japanese authorities are considerably worried over the French reluctance to nucw the existing Franco-J Trade Agreement which will expire on March from March 16 h no commercial r apan and France to n _rul ite m
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    "Was Unlucky," Says Pickpocket
    99 15 MOtGLING NNith the dail\ OlNi that throng the Municipal M Offices to pay their monthly accounts, < m Tuesday mornin-. a 2<3-year-old "dip" slid deft fingers into the p«x ket t_ a Japanese and removed twi im-dollar I Third i Pv I 26 tted by •11--pick]
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    MALAY NEWS
    38 15 Tl ailable. 7 p.m. mli Muslim praj I I lotted m the neai futui tin >ma new tter will qd tt p to rearrar.f»E? the Asiatic pi ol the Singapw n .md perh/ds c. en comr_anity.
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      97 16 I POSTAL INTELLIGENCE Mail liepar cures >•> ra i> v INI I nei U V i or— i ii rime istt i Of Po_4.ii-. AI ,i (Steam( 0 Mcd < steamer i: o AUSTRALIA r) 5.00 p.m. liURMA DO pm \iiii lri«iiiiL m ITB—II rmst_rms «ib\ YPT 00 p.m. FRAN
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    636 17 SURPRISE RESULT IN PADANG GAME S.C.C 2; S.C.P.A l. BRILLIANT defence play by the S.C.C. on the Padang yesterday saw them create the biggest surprise of the season when they lefeated the S.C.F.A, m a thrilling first division match by two goals to
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    18 17 Bin TOT ';'",""rf" flip Pn 111 sluted ta a wln o tor I
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    Cold Storage Beat Harper Gilfillan
    109 17 Cold Storage Beat Harper Gilfillan Sin I ball match on the Sin Karboui Board ground th noon, the Sii id st« trounced the Harper Giliillan by seven to nil 'I he game i n, be Intern I the half, when the a m a row through I I Ah Boe\
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    33 17 Singapoi i v. < dn< i riit Force and thi football match m the I ci i>.v |> ion l( tar Ito aft< i win for the Airmen by three to nil
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    333 17 IX a Division lIA league fixture played at the J.C.S.A. .esterday, the RAF. (Kallang) lost to Moravia by two goals to one m a slow me. The score was a fairly good indication of the run of the play, though the airmen did most of the
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    265 18 a^ aa.a»al a«a___ mmmm BOOTH'S -> Won. a op ned to croa at ipitol t MOM picture Is uniqu till n only alaxy ol x omen stai Shearer, Joan Crawford dind Russell and there are 132 o' acti i. revue mted all won. One might
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    49 18 ther ties were decided al B.C.C Spring lawn tennis tournaments, followini were the results, ol tie. i's doubles Capt I) Q Russell nd T .i A Green beat A. D and T P Jones 6 0, I 1 men's Mrs Russell J; An jut tl 2, 3.
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    40 18 tai pla; dal I Club I 7.1 26 resulted .low D. G 419 32 v. D Sh <(i 33! i Campbell Bg 16 M i _>ope 52 -15 -37 MeMoi SI 14 -57 Fa S. Mori 17 38
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE DIPLOMA AWARDS
    1132 18 AW AKPS of diplomas hy Raffles Colic announced as follows: Ar ci II Abdul Karlrr. bm BaI r Chun- Shin Tett, P ng Chew. Austin N Bk 1\ Seah tun Khong Class 111 Abu Bakar btn Pawanchee, Ala bin Hassan, Ch Kee, de Zylva. Leslie Rowland
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    92 18 Week-End Races f|N Friday, there will be the afternoon races for all Cta*j .al the Royal Singapore N <' starting at 5.25 p.m. On Saturday. Mar. 30 th will sail the .second race Challenge cup -Ladies' Race; 4 30 p.m. on Sunday, the "0" Cla. race lor the Bailing Con
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      35 19 vVadnasdi mMmmh ny, B,; Seller Market Tom- Du^ Suot 11 316 ll 5.11 Ist Forward 1131G 11 5 v 2nd Forward) May n3 1G 15 v -3rd Forward) Jur- i]i B H i
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      109 19 Wednesday Distillers 6S 6 Dunlop Rubber 33 '114 General Electric 79 u,\. Imperial Chemical Industries 31 7.," Imperial Tobacco 117 6 Anplo-Dutch 23 9 Canadian Pacific 8 3 4 London Tin 3 \qv 0 Rubber PI. In. Tru.t 32 9 Linggis 2Aver Hitams 3] 3 •Southern Kinias
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      48 19 London, Wednesday. T, T London on Paris 176 60 T/T London on Amsterdam 7 53 T T London on Shanghai 4 T/ T London on Hongkong Ls. 229 32d 7. T London on Jaoa.: 1 331 32d T/T London on New York 4.o2^_k 4. 03' 2
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      60 19 London, v. Pa:m Ol] 'Malay) m bulk S'ment :uoted Copra I Straits FMS. Beptember S'ment Unquoted Flour (Sarawak Ma: eh April S'ment. N minal Seed Pearl, Ist Quality (Singapore) March S'ment. 31.'- Nominal ►per «fag« WW tok MarchlApl. S'l i l A Value per «FAQ) Black Lampong MarchjApril ent
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      19 19 til S Iver Spot 2U 1 Silver Forward 20 5 16 BAR GOLD, Fine per oz. £8.8.0
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    20 19 Dr Manion, leader of the Conservative Part v. has been defeated by the Liberal < candidate, the Rev. Dan Mclvcr, at
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    14 19 Buy Sellers Mi. Bart ady Spot 18 j Forward. Julj W M*
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    130 19 Singapore, Wednesday MAKKi-.'is \urf again In the doldruu. to-day and business was extremi restricted Local tin had a further roll $120 :i 4 down l- 2 waile rubber cV 'clock being buy. r. Spot 36.. cents. ApriliJune 3:> 7 cgnl and July'Septembei 34 4 cents. Hong Fatts
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    BANKA SPORTS CLUB
    92 19 li. ilka Sports Clan will meet the jSim lon Club m a tnen< 'match of v«ver on Thursday at Padang. The team to present Banka Sports Ciub will be selected from th« following player Leow Soon Km U Pak Tong, Oun Yoon Sil I Soon aS.il:. ('ban
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    GENTLE PARTY WIN
    42 19 GENTLE PARTY WIN I B I' 'a lah i S^vm 21 15 Ahmad 'I .:m .d ,n (i barun 14 6 21 ing and X' 0 2<» v H :i nan Ah; Atuiui v> nd Ka n II 21 21 12 'aib.tnd.Mi.
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    140 19 and sporl oi th< an Christian A oeiation I Mr M Plllal at N Elliot i ip, m ideal .1 i.i i from fi .i m to a P m About d peopi' wen pn and thi :.i \er w nit. Mi M M. '.t pre <d .md
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    31 19 or A C.B C it 2 p.m. (it X Thill .vi.. too C ci Rodrlguaa T. V Niitkunnm. i R P M 1 fl Rana l nga n. Ebart
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      32 19 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited t>ti.' !«> announce thai their new hraruh office S. Maiion Street, KLANG (SELANGOR) 1 1 i<t.ni i Daleplume n. ihi ro b*.\ N |l *iU coram i bi ID
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    GANDHI MAKES FIRST MOVE IN NEW FIGHT
    625 20 GANDHI MAKES FIRST MOVE IN NEW FIGHT NONVIOLENCE Bombay, Mar. 27. JHE conversion of the entire Congress organisation into a "fighting" machinery is m effect urged by Gandhi m an article written for publication kn his newspaper Harijan on Mar. 30. Gandhi also orders a nationwide registration of Congress- <
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    The Morning Tribune Thursday, March 28, 1940.
    36 20 The Morning Tribune Thursday, March 28, 1940. picture of the aUUtinoai Ist the Graf Spec— taken Video just before the ■cuttl the pocket battleship. Jht picture shows acne ef tne shell caused l>\ the British cruiser*.
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    Further Cut In Tin Quota Possible
    198 20 Further Cut In Tin Quota Possible London. Mar. fl /AS tin is cheaper m terms ..1 J*» dollars than before the war, S Sit i s possible that steps may be j taken to raise the price IJ .1 1 further reduction of quota. _ays th c Manchester Guardian Citj
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