Morning Tribune, 30 March 1940

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    Masthead
    8 1 The Morning Tribune 49, Sat., Mar. 30. 1940.
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    British Submarines Active In The North
    162 1 London. Mar. 29. pHE recent activities of British subs are mentioned ln an official ment which discloses that the im was sunk by the British n e Ursula which was famous -king of a German cruiser at re mouth of the Elbe several months
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    GERMAN WARSHIPS OFF DENMARK
    58 1 GERMAN WARSHIPS OFF DENMARK Copenhagen. Mar. 29. rts abroad that German warships >een sighted off the west eoe by a watcher ashore ar< d by high official circles h( It L ted that no German have been observed either from or any other place on th< west Jutland. ame negative
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    Strained Allied-Soviet Relations
    151 1 Strained AlliedSoviet Relations COMMENTING, on the Supr Times diplomatic corresj t relations are undou hough neither side but there is no Allied diffi viet, whose policy has becom ayal of last August, m theo ports and m the unpri rich Minis y i i are known tO| tally anxious about
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    "Allies Have One Heart"
    20 1 GEN. GAMELIN .\llM-s' (omnnin(Wi-in-(ln»i or Frame, who says that French ..nd British hearts are its pap.
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    NORWEGIAN SHIP SUNK
    32 1 Oslo, Mar. 29. The Norwegian steamer, Burgos, 3.2 C tons, was sunk yesterday off the ea* coast of England. The crew, number I Ing 32. were all saved. Reuter
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    42 1 London. Mar. 29. The X -day inspected an arm; division In the sou: hern command. Afte motoring from Windsor.his Majesty spen four hours making a torn mile during which he walk eral mile inspecting troops lined up on the roac 'side B.O.W.
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    DANGER GETS NEARER TO NORTHERN NEUTRALS
    247 1 DANGER GETS NEARER TO NORTHERN NEUTRALS STOCKHOLM, MAE. St. fEAKS AUK WIDELY EXPRESSED THAI THE NOftIHEKN NEUTRALS. ESPECIALLY NORWAY ARE IN AN INCREA* INGLY DANGEROUS POSITION. ALL NEWSPAPERS CARRY A REPORT OF IMPENDING EVENTS IN THE NORTH SEA. It IS GENERALLY ASSUMED THAT YESTERDAY'S SUPREME WAR COUNCIL DECIDED IN PAVOUS
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    17 GERMAN SHIPS PREPARE FOR DASH
    169 1 17 GERMAN SHIPS PREPARE FOR DASH r...ta\ia, Mar. THREE German steamers, the Nordmaik 7,750 tons, the Kcnrishurg, (J. 200 tons and the Yogtlanri, f».i»ot) tons which have been taking refuge here are believed b» preparing to make a dash for Vladivostok. I'n ml od with their n obliter d, they
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    Difficulties For Nazi Mission In Rumania
    60 1 Bucharest, M -r man economic delegation. 1 by Dr. ClodiUS, lias no' obtained a decision on any major In the trade negotiations. Rumanian delegation is unrstood to be taking a firm stand, «hp Nazis are woilllllM u nm Msimilar i ago. T1 V tion
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    Supreme Soviet Meets
    57 1 Moscow, Mar. 2U. FROM all over the Soviet Union and Russian-occupied Poland, delegates came for the meeting ol the Supreme Soviet which was held to-day. Th* "i th me Id on Oct 31 ur|jng the Ru negotiate deral Council at 11 42 :lf p m GM I
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    "French & English Hearts Heat As One"—Gamelin
    63 2 "French English Hearts Heat As One" Gamelin Ton don. Mar. addi nadlan Aldershot 1: ft not fotfottdfc m France the entente eordiale of the nglish o I h hearts heat as one.* "I salute voy X :oudly d Accompanied Bl Ironside. G .m .nspected over a thousand men of two
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    TRAWLER BEATS OFF NAZI PLANE
    20 2 TRAWLER BEATS OFF NAZI PLANE London, Tin vein.' I h do, but m .1 I The d] Tvt v Reuter
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    FINNISHSOVIET TALKS DRAG ON
    97 2 FINNISHSOVIET TALKS DRAG ON Stockholm, Mar. 29. A'")RDING to information from Mo cow. negotiations which the Finnis delet?at-.v are conducting are draggin on longer than was anticipated. The Russians are stated to be widen ing the scope of discussions to ihciud the question of increased deliveries c pnod. from Finland
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    BRITAIN CANNOT STARVE
    160 2 BRITAIN CANNOT STA RVE I London, Hat Ml: 1 I \\<>\ BOYB I' Yiann n tan Ir. I ti. Ministr) of I ood. Ed to-d m n Bri d( veloped into a flexibl.- machinery, uouid enable the country t loo i and grim war with the .< nee that o
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    War Office Casualty List
    91 2 War Office Casualty List gl London. Mai ZB. t !fl TUT. names oi over officers and men and It women who dud on f active service appear m the third War Offic- casuatty Int pntrifebel to-da> Th Is 3; died of wounds while priso-jrr war 1; hilled 1: wounded, 6.
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    Chinese Prepare Big Offensives
    131 2 Chungkin. 1 YfAJop. SiSkOsJapan g< tv are expected to take pla ,rt ly m the vicinir lanton, along the lower West River, pro- nett Sunhut; of Macao, declared a Chine^ kesman yesterday. He also predicted the outbreak of major lighting on tl 1 bank of the
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    ALLIES' COUNTER CARDS IN BALKANS
    253 2 ALLIES' COUNTER CARDS IN BALKANS _r Tin announcement I own I consultation of v,. I French enrojn hi th, I rurke? I> heme recch J approval m the pies. r* with satisfaction that hen M loitish minister s from ceuntries arr.ve the lim t '.m' -.'dor In Home wil] al
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    S. AFRICAN DEFENCE MEASURE
    37 2 Cap* AJ\" official communique I members o: m :an permanent force, I fl rind the active citlzei to complete ane I undertaking to serve nside or outside the Africa for the duratl<~ Reuter
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    MOST IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT OF WAR
    533 3 MOST IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT OF WAR I PARIS, MAR. 29. WSPAPERS DESCRIBE YESTERDAYS SUPREME WAR JL DECLARATION AS THE MOST IMPORTANT DE^ \T SINCE THE WAR BEGAN. LARGE HEADLINES STRI FRANCO-BRITISH UNDERTAKING NOT TO CONCLUDE ARATE ARMISTICE OR PEACE. writes: "It is a urcat nine will show the imDuvi I, m
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    AUSTRALIA AND THE WAR
    41 3 A USTRALIA AND THE WAR Sydney, Mar 2m th c extreme Left N South Wale.- exp tfl when all new Labour Fed ral Bouse repr d thi senate held repudiated the "hands unanimously i abour Pi that Labou ntain Brl Reuter
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    NAZI ASSURANCE FOR U.S.A.
    34 3 Washington, Mar. tmenl officials dis- <■ at high German naval nn the I i attache m B< :hat Sta })s anyw] I ted if they "ot bound for Allied poi Reuter
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    German Dornier Crashes, Entire Crew Killed
    113 3 German Dornier Crashes, Entire Crew Killed Paris, Mar. 29. IT is officially announced that a German Dernier typo 17 aeroplane crashed while on reconnaissance over northeast France yesterday the entire crew being killed. The crash is attributed either to engine tfOuUs or storm The German High Command commit ninue states
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    AIR MAIL TAKEN OFF CLIPPER
    14 3 AIR MAIL TAKEN OFF CLIPPER DAN AMI •an. l A da used. Pt Reuter
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    U.S. AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION
    60 3 Wa b B. „1 Staff, revi ane 30, 1941 ha kx n p gtponed two or thre. of the huge sale > to the All) He add 1 1 ilea havt mulal d production that furt] Mon over the War Depai 1 1 ha decided de\elopm?nl I
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    COUNT TELEKI RETURNS
    19 3 I CM)I,N! Del ian Pren Lit toi Bui I( with _igru r Mv r| *°P* Reuter
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    WAR BAN HEROINE WEDS QUIETLY AT SEREMBAN
    263 4 WAR BAN HEROINE WEDS QUIETLY AT SEREMBAN MISS JOAN RICHARDSON, HEROINE OF A ROMANTIC BATTLE T() JOIN HER FIANCE IN SINGAPORE, Till. GIRL WHO I IGURED IN THE NEWS WHEN A QUESTION WAS ASKED IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ABOUT PERMISSION BEING WITHHELD FOI. HER TO COME HERE TO BE
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    CHASED HUSBAND WITH PARANG, THEN SUICIDE
    222 4 CHASED HUSBAND WITH PARANG, THEN SUICIDE Klaafi i rlday. tfHIKW MV -i reams married v woman of SuWgei RaSA, a 1 rillage three miles iron. Hlang, I committed suicide on Feb, IS by hanging alter a quarrel with her hush in 1 lhe husband had been out of i work
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    LOCAL FIRM ENTERTAINS
    96 4 LOCAL FIRM ENTERTAINS MORI than 200 people, representative Ol all the leading communities ii Singi pore, and including well-known business men. lawyers, doctors and other professions, responded to the invitation to tea Sl the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterd evening, oi Messrs Cheong Hock C iy< Co., htd.. on the occasion
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    Musician Fails In Damages Claim
    211 4 4 CLAIM brought by Anatol V. KirofT, a member of Bershadsky'sl orchestra of the Adelphi and Sea View Hotels, against his orcf.-l estra leader, A. Bershadsky for $500 for alleged wrongful dismissal.! was dismissed with costs by Mr. H. R. Bull, Civil District Judge, yester-1
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    Death Of Well-Known Dutch Journalist
    54 4 Death Of Well-Known Dutch Journalist from uur uwn Correspondent i Batavia, Mar. 26 "ENRI «'AREL ZENTGRAAFF. one of the best known journalists In thNetherlands Indies, died at ins residence lr. Bandoeng on Friday night aged 65 years. The late Mr. Zentgraaff, was the Editor-in-Chief of the "Java Bode", the leading
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    PLANTERS OPPOSE INCOME TAX
    48 4 AT a I Lvi the Unit* I j tax b H in-appropi rm of ta: I count: nprised m M 1 waa alao i I thai contributii R hequer foi the R i P war should h I ting imposi R v maki I
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE CONCERT
    82 4 I THE Epworth League con t! whi ,^,-^rJ .-.t U'nl,.,!,- II _H s.a i -uu ai me »_.m\\ nan h m aid of the Homa Mission of tl. I a: d of the spoils ground v. R Many musical Items were veil fl by a large audience.
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    LALLANG FIRE
    24 4 The Slnaapore *rire Brigade fl to the j>2 milestone. Th m fl rtinguish a lallang fire al fl esterd y afternoon. I
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      145 4 OLD THINGS MADE NEW Ry SINGAPORE I 1.1 c raO-PI \TING WORKf 221 ".-(hard Road Opp. Cavenagh Road) sjHciulibO m BILVI R-PI ITING PHONE 4JSL 1 H ——_i '9^ fiJl BRINO OL T THK Fmx flli Y ~4wl^ V 1/ BRILLIANCY OF VOIR HAIR jRtV 'II 1/ YoUr air ls
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      21 4 --j j George Bernara ;S HAW; WRITES IN THE iMALAYA: ITRIBUNE; TO-DAY j on the RIGHTS of MAN j i^ _l
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    WOMAN GETS JUDGMENT AGAINST MAN SHE CAN'T NAME
    181 5 WOMAN GETS JUDGMENT AGAINST MAN SHE CAN'T NAME a BRAHMIN woman cannot mention her husad's name. When it conies to maintenance actions m a court of law that makes a woman's case doubly hard. District Judge Conrad Old- .day presumed that a woman s :ed E. V. Chart fcr I
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    Hotel Clerk On False Report Charge
    116 5 Hotel Clerk On False Report Charge TIRTHER evidence was recorded vt sterday m the Criminal DisCourt before Mr. J. L. McFall, he case m which L. J. Fernando, k and cashier of the Goodwood Hotel, stands charged with making a false report to Inspector Pherson of the Orchard Road Station.
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    MUNICIPAL APPOINTMENTS
    83 5 lal committee appointed by Municipal Commissioners to con- the appointment of two divisional to the Town Cleansing De- ha eed by a majority to the recommendation that Mr. Tim, Town Cleansing District be promoted to th* vacant Divisional Inspector. report con! inn eed unanimously that we are to
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    WAR SERIES BROADCAST Loyalty Of The Straits Chinese
    455 5 WAR SERIES BROADCAST Loyalty Of The Straits Chinese |N A TALK from the Malaya Broadcasting Station last night on "The Straits Chinese and the War," Mr. Tan Cheng Lock, C.B.E. of Malacca, decisively declared that having lived on the borders of Germany for four years he understood perfectly what a
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    MUNICIPALITY & ATTAP HOUSES DICTATORSHIP ALLEGATION
    275 5 MUNICIPALITY ATTAP HOUSES DICTA TORSHIP ALLEGA TION OHEN Mr. S. B. Tan MCCeeded m obtaining p plank and attap bungalow off Ci Municipal I skmers by their division yesterds m whl m have uhe effect al eucouragliig migration 1. I s ol town into rural areas. f pointed out id
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    COMMISSIONERS AND TRAFFIC DANGERS
    107 5 COMMISSIONERS AND TRAFFIC DANGERS E vi n an Oil the entn,. oi Commissioner, a practical Idea ol the dangers to motorists lurking at th* Irwell Ban! Road |ihi a failed to gel the 1 raffle AdvJ ory t k) imittee's traffic Island scheme through al the meeting of tn Municipal
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    ALLEGED STABBING ON STOMACH
    56 5 r riiE case In which ing Chinese cinn Yong chin i i barged with the murder ol i latitat, by tabbing him with a knife m the tomach, on the evening of Dec 32 last year, at Ord Road. continued before the Hon Mr Juutici Manning
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    BOY FALLS FROM TREE, BADLY HURT
    28 5 With to the removed an v il at en "..ti aid from i B Road 11, oi the 01 the .-kuli a
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    DUCHESS KNITS AS DAUGHTER FACES CHARGE
    409 6 Kisses Fallen **C«se Disasissetl TISIU RY (Will T\\n KTB9I PROM HMC HUSBAND IND IROM IIK.K M<> HI HI 111 HXMll.loN l\ TTSHI'RY POLICTioi Xl WROTI FINIS i»» k CHAK6I <H CAUSING \WU IK [lE] IGAINST LADI MARGARET! DRUMMOND-HAY. police tir IRIS bout jewel' to
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    "Hunter Bunter" Killed In Fall
    168 6 "Hunter Bunter" Killed In Fall WHILE climbing the turret ot his house. Lieut.-General M Aylmer Hunter-Weston Hunter Banter* 1 to every Army mm —lell fitly feet and was kille Seventy-six-year-o.Y Sii Ayl climbed the turret .to' cure his rheumatism. Recent rain had i the floor of the tower ry, an
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    ALLIED DEMOCRACY
    273 6 ALLIED DEMOCRACY i FRENCH coal miner m bhu dunt>are(^ and leather hat British -oldier m battle dre^: a red-tabbed general, and a French trade union leader were the principals m a remarkable ceremony. Each addressi m turn a lag which crystallised the democratic nature of the union between Britain and
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    London To-day
    745 7  -  H.L.Hopkin The Story Of Richard Tauber: Victim Of German Annexation Of Austria: Lost £73,000: Chairman Who Cave Up Salary Of £2,500 A Year: Not Worth His While To Take 1t... of the tyranny of Nazi is the experience oi that tiger, so popular m Britain. Tauber. Here is
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    "Russian PRODUCE" SOLD IN GERMANY
    6 7 "Russian PRODUCE" SOLD IN GERMANY £2
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1940. Peace Talk Dead Until Victory
    335 7 Morning Tribune SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1940. Peace Talk Dead Until Victory !UOW that Ml I Pri lent I. 03 we m l > .Hi i i ortant announcement shortly concerning his observation of the whole European situation. BUT THERE WILL BE NO I PEA* E PROPOS.AL The i omph te
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    Socialites At The Gaieties, A Police Pahit Party And Seen At The Cathay
    295 8 Socialites At The Gaieties, A Police Pahit Party And Seen At The Cathay VERA AIIIMIOIIi: TO-lIAY I rot it hundred people packed Rallies Hotel Ballroom en I hareiaj nifhl far the spewing mi i IHI Galetiw Noticed Real tdmlral and Mrs. i B Dren m a partj which was prellieS
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    PEOPLE & PLACES
    350 8 PEOPLE PLACES becoming both m colour and Style Figured lame cloth scrolled with fnschia and create de menthe flowers was worn by Mr.s. R. B. Cole. Mme. Boneniant watched her daughter Helene dance wearing a frock of moonlight blue chiffon with a graceful skirt and softly draped bodice. A black
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    And At The Cathay...
    198 8 And At The Cathay J EVERYONE who wasn't watching: the Gaieties at Raffles on Thurs. day night seemed to go to th e Cathay Cafe to dance. Sighted Mrs. L. Adler wearing a dream of a dress m shades of lilac and parma violet. Mad c of chiffon, it was
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    Pahits At The Police Mess
    253 8 Pahits At The Police Mess THE Police Mess was the MiiiniiJ delightful pahit party on I burs. H day evening Drinks were -H-ved on the lawn which was decontd I with gay coloured lights toi the I occasion and light music was pro- 1 vided by the polii'e bund. I
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    Whirlwind Skaters Back
    55 8 Whirlwind Skaters Back THE Preston Trio. .ars who appeared Hotel three years ago, have arrivi Singapore for a return engagemei prill open there again en Monda3 They have |Ufct completed successful tour of India. Eui Egypt They scored a great London with their act which .omblnatit n tap dancing and
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    Sensational Swim Suits
    125 8 Sensational Swim Suits [HE feminine influence I 1 I the sports clothes pictui i oughly this year. I Swim suits are absoluteh I "hey come m silk jersey, m uncu B nd In a score of lustrous, cvi I In case you've never seen I I athing suit m action
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    LET'S TALK IT OVER
    1255 9 i r „v m s r to ,ie,en uur letter ,o her, co Morning Tribune, Ans ....ad, Singapore, enclosing correspondence coupon LGOOD STYLE FOR VKHV SLIM GIKI I have just bought some pretty striped marquisette for an afternoon frock and wonder if you can advise me
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    LIFE OF THE R.A.F. IN FRANCE
    1253 10 Terror Of The Nazi Airmen I <jOMi:\YIIFR_r. m Frame billeted m I little village less than 10 miles behind the battle line, is an "advanced fighter squadron" of the British Royal Air Force. It is. ol course, one of many such squadrons but the
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    Duchess Of Windsor Championed By London Press
    75 11 London. r The time has come when Great Britain should accept the Duchep el Windsor and view her with in* correct perspective," the tabloid sunday Pictorial said the other Say, The paper recounted the Winder's return to England last Sep- Member and said,
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    NUDE DANCER LOVES TO PAINT AS HOBBY
    312 11 NUDE DANCER LOVES TO PAINT AS HOBBY 0 0 REDHEAD PAMEL^ «AXBV WAS UP FOR A FLOOR SH OW AT THE PARADISF ri itr N™™ S*i.n! WNER F SMART WEST END Sy ATCOUNT^ MUSNT CALL LASS A NUDITE ON To placate Hayward. who. despite the tact that he had si
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    Japanese Hunt China's "Ghost Hero"
    115 11 Shang i SATAN'S Northern arm> pressing deep ml.. Sulyuan provip Inner Mongolia is engaged m one ot li: peatesl «ri hunts m history. In sub-zero weather, the Japai were reported pursuing across the desolate snow covered Orfos plain. ,nese warrioi they officially announced they had
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      NOTED NAZI EXILE TO PUBLISH RECORD
      484 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Locarno. NEITHER Germany nor Chancellor Hitler have heard the end of Fritz Thyssen. who until November was head of the Ruhr Steel and Iron Trust and Germany's greatest industrialist. The magnate who more than any man except President Paul Hindenburg
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      NAZI BOOKS FOR SALE IN LONDON
      303 12 COME of Goerings books are to he sold m London. They are included m a three-day auction of valuable books at Sotheby's. How these* volumes, once the personal property of the Nazi leader, with marginal notes m his handwriting, found their way to ♦he
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      "Nasi Goreng"
      83 12 I Malayans will perhaps recognise that as applying to Goering and i perhaps not. But rather than J "fried rice" most of them have S come to consider him a "Two 1 Minute Egg.' I Arch Nazi No. 2 has been court- i J ing favour on all
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      Motor hearse spies signal Nazi pilots
      192 12 Motor hearse spies signal Nazi pilots Amsterdam. I DUTCH ponce ana soiaiers a.c to-day hunting for a mystery motor-hearse which, it is believed, is being used by German agents as a means o! travelling about the country unchallenged. It ks thought thai tne hears contains a large simply of Verej
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      OUR GREATEST ALLY—GERMANY
      72 12 OUR GREATEST ALLY— GERMANY Viol CIR Malcolm Robertson, wn° 5 held important British/^ matic posts all over the worw. the Incorporated Sales Mansg^ Association m London, rcC^L n y, Britain's greatest ally c v: "Everything she can do cause she Is doinc with phenon he said. "She has bP terrorised
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      431 13 ov-r lftn dlfff t9 l OA. 1 257. nqer street Stngapon i Wanted S V 937-0 2 bedroom flat or house unfurnished, n, W, Tr.bm, [BO Lawn Rollers; now or secoml T.,h,,^ P J cwtb Apply Box 712 Malayi Tribune, bingapo-- (No gggj iED good 12 bore hammerless EJECTOR '•client
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      375 13 Motor Vehicles •h I Wh-it B 12 i B P mechanl ed by Eastern it mileagi 11.000 N Apply BJoa No Malaya Tribune, sir.. For aale Ford 8 HP. _„t. ll lull comi.r.---1 hensive insurance 5 mon'h, $675- saloon, 1«)35 $650- MoiTi! 1.!- 1 VMI $830 engines. palnta <fc Dp]
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      247 13 For Sale new ,tT tint...... i Wl at I Bale ,1, h built by Unit* .1 I RR M 4 .t', g 1I i i mile Horn Q Road, wtl permit* to creel :t ru .n p bun it Abd. p M Oil Minn I I Property For Sa le
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    SAFETY OF SOUTH-WEST HIGHWAYS
    76 14 CHIN :r.d a high mo unit province. d Maurice v rican highwa Mt. who is leavl ror the United SYV ter Ministry of ng i see no prospect whatsoever Chungking being cut of!" I supplies of U running short." I i Ith tht uli by tlv
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      201 14 UIIAI x ON W VOl X FAVOI Kill am: -conditioned IHI ure CAl»I I O I I Drama mis week end. #W\X 10-lIAY al II A..M. y£/^ SPECIAL "POP-EYE" MATINEE ▼1 jr^_sr¥i?.T.'. t, ~Ktf v ";v.r -.'^Yxg I r JT I nttie iwr>- (3 Steegw catted) ft \n-«P tOur i
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      305 14 The BIG LAUGH BOMBSHELL IS ABOUT TO STRIKE SINGAPORE! INext Attraction at THE CM PI TOL *Uil*t #Tr^^^^^ BAKER RICE m <«rtLCM_SeV^ ,^l^ Erected OyEga,ardie^^ell IrlSflt^ 'J W\ O AM «^nLt Ray Production V \oull Sec hear things that you ye always wanted from the MARZ BROS 1 IT'S THEIR
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    CHIANG'S SON SERVES IN KIANGSI
    24 15 rl bis ■CH'. p U b_ points Mr Chiang Hi administrative inspect. ■mmaiuler of the Public X I has
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      132 15 I:__ WE SAY IT AG AIS SEASON AFTER SEASON without lli down— wrraoin ■4 INTERRUPTION NOTHING 7 BUT RECORD CROWDS NIGHTLY 11 thi; iiiatii wall 4 ycijst ■i DEATH DEFYING STUNTS THAT W^kTj WILL TAKE VOIR ISREATH AWAY M* t*SUN TALKIE* fg P To-night T. 30 9.30 _Wf A I
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      334 16 '«■>'•».-. "4, F 1 7 J^L^ ■-i i —1"" _*__^2_. %a^jaMn«M mm^ I ___--JI ma -a j fl mmHk&TmJst^x jSfibs> h^^!PvrL». -mL -J^-_-_fcaL_! J^fo BY P&OandBRITISH INDIaXIMES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) The best possible services are being maintained by the P. O. S. X. Company la their usual ports of call
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      301 16 I LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIPS Cabins with Private Bath— Excellent Cuisine.— Moderate aTarei FREQUENT PASSENGER SAILINGS TO GENOA MARSEILLES IK. COPENHAGEN. Passengers paying the U.K. rate have the option of proceeding overland, 2nd Class rail and sleeper, Genoa Marseilles London, at the ship's expen THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. < Incorporated
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      148 16 rs 1 I a ll* IMAl MA ,s Postal Intelligence NORTI Mail Departures PI m l)\. Mm ».i >mmr- (8t I nim I J**** ™c Slbu f"*** SUMATRA ALY •fj j 0 P,a Palemb .Stean m Pah:-: (All •-.I RICA 8 thi (St< Noon THAn AC YA I Ail IKi)
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    SIME DARBY SCORE EASY WIN
    353 17 Sime Darby 1 Thornycrofts 0 DISPLAYING marked superioritj feated th< Thornycn to nil m a Business House Leagui match played at S.H.B. ground yesterday. game was one-sided and uninteresting. The Sime Darby dominated play throughout the and except for a few spasmc die raids by
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    Y.W.C.A. – Y.M.C.A. Mixed Social
    21 17 Y.W.C.A. Y.M.C.A. Mixed Social 9 hold 1 I < h An m v r .nun. h I lo jj rurtl la) I
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    S.C.C. Cricket
    27 17 B. H. Li AM B V H I i i- TUfo ii .'i H H rail r a I A (iilii wi W H 'ti
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    S.C.C. Tennis Tourney
    151 17 I TWO further ties of the S.C.C. 1 Spring lawn tennis tournament were decided yesterday. The followin.' \ere the results: mpionahlp singles: D. E. L. Ander Bembrokc 6—o. 6—2. Championship doublea: ivfcijor R Bedford :uui O Puller beat R A. W. Hills and C. C Purtlu tiea
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      96 17 ,7-= r BRITKHW, j __k _B_ P" Ha_____B m m _b _m h£ ■1 1 m^ ew Arils H I "BBBBWi W W _-F m/1 A^&i\a_______P j 1 /^FZ7 Z.4£7£_ IJP\ /^SPARKLING lfe|g^ j?l THE MAN WHO KNOWS [_3§ ij GOOD BEER WILL TELL YOU THE TECHNICAL BJ_l. ___fcl DETAILS
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    MALAYS LUCKY TO BEAT GORDONS
    271 18 MALAYS LUCKY TO BEAT GORDONS Ooi rs Stadium ,allj left the d only th iioot i d I I FO] l\< IHE ISSUE the Mal res th penalty, died the I area ■j to draw flrsl man taking thi a tami ol Its side's I ct ti ml tinued idden
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    AIRMEN BEAT Y.M.C.A. AT CRICKET
    268 18 Singapore, Friday. THE K.A.F. Seletar scored a well-desarved victory pver the V.M.C.A. Juniors at cricket this evening cm the V.M.c.A. ground by fl margin of two wickets and 43 runs. Seah Cheng Slfng was the most i patent batsman for the Y*a Juniors, I contributing
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    GARRISON GOLF
    43 18 THK monthly nYv d tiol Club, vet 18 hi .11 and nertj 70! 2. The ii. T. K. Murphy Mrs. St' war BVa 70V_. t Mrs. W. J. Holoh 19 7 Major R. McL. More Mis. Elliot 9G 18-_ 77» 2
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    JOE LOUIS DEFENDS TITLE
    45 18 JOE LOUIS DEFENDS TITLE JOE LOUIS is 8 -1 on i tain the worid h- .r championship sgalnal Johnny P pride of America's cornbelt. to-n Paycbek and pact an efTecti. i ers are olTering odds of 3-1 chek being una! under his own p< Reuter
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      281 18 Public Notices SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tendeis are invited for the SU] ;50 tons of Pig Lead. Tender Form Specification may be obtained Municipal Tender Room. Tenders close at 4 p.m. on 15 May, 1940. C. H. Go. Municipal Secret. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenders are invited [or the following: «.a> Supply of Disinfectant
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      LONDON RUBBER
      23 19 11 iIS 11 316 ,lst 116 11 3116 2nd Forwax n i^ n3 j G ■3rd I ll 116 n c,
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      86 19 Frid. Distillers 67 3 Dunlop Ru. 33 9 trie :0' 2 Imperial Chem. I s_ 9 llfl An l< Dutch 23 6 9 London 3 10-. Rubber PI la Tl 30 6 Linggis 2 r Hitams 21 3 •Southern X 9 Pah. 15 Lor. don Asiatics 3
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      33 19 Friday. T/T London on P 175.50 1 T London on Amsterdam 7 53 T London on ShanL T/T l 32d 3 23 32d, T/T London on New York 4.02 1 4.03-2
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      PRODUCE
      51 19 L( quoted Be^tenroi r S'ment Unquoted March; April S'ment. V" llers kN a. Seed Pearl, Singapore March S'mem 1 q w:. l Murttok Mar. Apr. S'nn- 16 SellePeppet -FAQ i Black b Lampong Mar.jApl. S'ment 2 15 16 Paid Oambier <Good Mark) v. Block March April S'ment. 30 Nomina!
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      41 19 NY v.- York. Thurso I w ÜBBER Buyers Selle. Quiet o: Spot 18 18 18 14 fe F rward July Sept 17 23 16 17 15 16 |tl riNY— .s'2 rket Tone Quiet oi Spot 45 3 4 'W
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      BULLION MARKET
      23 19 London. Friday. b Silver Spot 20 7 16 v. Silver Forward 20 V 2 S BAR GOLD. Fine pel £8.8 0
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    SUCCESSFUL CLIMAX TO SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS
    710 19 T"» M-bscr,,-- n I( rt t the Vh toria Metnoi v t i\ Neadjd clfaaaa ta whal has Am v I life '"'"V meiil wmc_ is uniqni trom clwi the pessimist* <t each rj, and last night the hall ■•n m tl the arti It
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    141 19 Singapore. Fri; pHE rkete yI a. o^day m pite of a recovery In the price of tin 0 $120V 2 tip 3 4- The price of rub: ,as also rather better, spot having buy■rs at 36 cents, April .lime 36 V cents .nd July September 34~ 3
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    23 19 29 iA N the S B nd v rayon shi di s q ietly m n but In< all Street .v.
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    UNITEERS ROUT THE CHARTERED BANK
    56 19 UNITEERS ROUT THE CHARTERED BANK S.( i;, irtores Baal I T hl y lab .nr Mm ...ii haaHai I C SA rraaad Road n be Baaai uh< i, thej «on d 8- d all I I ■P" d the me the rhereaftsr H 'ley, Cui d fl cd rh< I
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      15 19 BRANCHES AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE t WORLD _fm tr tisli Insurance to., Ltd. 2. Finlayson On
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      69 19 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. i hed by Royal I AD. 1. (1 in U. .ids. Si f .nd.s Trad BANKh IM8T1 r:i)\:.T Paid Up Capital f. 40,036.000,erve Fund 1(,5CO,000.I <nid«m r^rresj.onrtrnt^ NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED. Head Office: AMSTERDAM Branch^ Holland Ro* *A •aa and hes nt smaller rherlands Fast Ind
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      33 19 »*w— a^ i Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited k^g to announce that their new hrancli oflice at N it, Stitiaa EMi KLANG .SELANfiOm I |\.l<lr. "IhIVlfph' P.O it n on 6tli I -m. -_9_fvT'lM^avn|
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    BAD WEATHER BRINGS LULL TO THE FRONT
    123 20 BAD WEATHER BRINGS LULL TO THE FRONT Paris, Mar. 29. and falls and unfavourable atmospheric conditions limited aerial activity on the, I 1: t. Not a single plane 18 sighted over the lines. There were two deep reconriaissai Bights by French' machines however, and four by German m north and
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    42 20 Pans. Mar 21. The first uquadron ol Polish pursuit planes hi a Polish air base In Pram hi Wi tern front. they left, Gen. Sikorsky the Prune Minister, told the pilots: to flghl In Poland. You wUI be the first to fl
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    Y.M.C.A. Activities
    93 20 Y.M.C.A. Activities The concludln ;h of the V.M.C.A. Open T nament will b<> the „,,.,i tho m^n's plt. nin .sineles Brisl:. Lip.* Tins will be d on Tuesday, Api 2. at 5 p.m. The finalists tin Kee Onn and bin Hamid and a good match is A the conclusion of
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    A.C.C.S. OLD BOYS
    109 20 At the second annual rai meetl of the A.C.C.S. Old Boys' Associa. held on Tuesday, at the Chapel Hall. man Street, the following were elected ds office-bearers for the ensuing Patrons Bishop Edwin F. I Mr. Yap Pheng Geok. M.C., President: Mr. Fu Wa Chu re-elected Vice-Pre-its:
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    The Morning Tribune Saturday, March 30, 1940. NO BOUND TO NAZI GREED SAYS BENI
    221 20 The Morning Tribune Saturday, March 30, 1940. NO BOUND TO NAZI GREED SAYS BENI London. Ma Dl l\lls of German atteaap the destruction of the I I ■laiaS nation were uiven tj Benes who m a speech ia I, to. day said: "The greed of Nazism bounds. In the months
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