Morning Tribune, 1 April 1940

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    Masthead
    7 1 The Morning Tribune sdfd April 1, 1*0.
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    BRITAIN'S CHINA POLICY UNCHANGED
    64 1 idon, Mar. San diplomat s hen the urfenl I verm Itfc liim.i incident „m t. commentators have tried interpret Osr recent jo m the British Imbassador •5 m indka. eh -< British policy „vt. mn w\ Britain nxlous lo (1m» lop m. inih rc9ns with .1.1
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    Cabinet Resignation
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    YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED
    4 1 YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED
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    "DADDY!"
    49 1 J Home at last, and is little Margaret Jenkins j oi Grays I wex) glad to see him Leave tor the B.E.F. was temporarily delayed bin it has now been resumed and Margaret's lather j is not likeh to forget the welcome she's deter- mined to ghre him.
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    CHURCHILL'S LAST CALL TO MENACED NEUTRALS
    1184 1 CHURCHILL'S LAST CALL TO MENACED NEUTRALS "Terrorised" States Hear- SPEECH IN LONDON ON SATURDAY, Tin: RIGHT HON. WINSTON CHURCHILL, FIRST LORD OI THE ADMIRALTY, SAID THAT THOSE WHO ASKED WHY BRITAIN AND FRANCE WENT TO \N AX WOULD SOON FIND OUT IF THE ALLIES LEFT OFF FIGHTING. h- spoke :-uain
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    Cambridge Exam. Results Out
    29 1 Cambridge Exam. Results Out In the Cambrii ion for Malayan centres, held 1,433 boys and 300 girl Red the examiner The s.. by ail car m full on 15
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      36 1 i Western Front N( pel Govt, In China Band Lc lere Ind Th< Curse 0 w Pa Re >r Unites NiUi> J< r As n Cl Cinem Ciimbridtje Results .sp«)rl H 1?> New Mu>lim School 20
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    TWO NAZI WEST FRONT ATTACKS SWEPT BACK
    77 2 Paris, Mar. 31. MumHM(;ll -linn WM M—IFJ f.n ..Mhr nuion northA BiidM ..;mI hurst ol iMM lihh pin Brc ilonf th<- Khmr ii.i m [Taper Itact Reuter i- ittet artillen n Mm- I i I, tii .itl::< I, pui the Germain wrftering Bei
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    21 2 30. M HENRI COSME, I bun kin by He lid he tra U i i Hanoi China foi I I Reuter
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    WAR TOLL IN THE SKIES
    109 2 uloji. Mar 30. i( ORDING to British Bfnres, 1 I.; plain h.«d been ihol down Iv the Fli ii-h alone over tl] fronts sin! c thf war I" -M'land 1, Ui.ti-h an<rail had been i down on all fronts during the vinie period. Official German
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    Maori Rites At Funeral Of Mr. Savage
    79 2 Maori Rites At Funeral Of Mr. Savage Auckland. Mar. 31. r| miit'ul of Mr s.ivayt*. la:.- n .and ritiiiin look plate U da\ ii t hf chl Fort Bastion. v looLiim luckland li.iihmir. m iht- :ifMtt proplc. i M.. Mr Sa brought hi yesU loin House for] >ver 100.000 Ipeo]
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    48 2 Paris. Mar. 30. STR Andrew Duncan, president of th Board of Trade, and M. Louis R lin, French M;. Commerce, sign- ed the Anglo-French protocol here night which extends the faciliti < ed on m the economic agreement signed m London on Feb. 16 to include new products. Reuter
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      105 2 Iv E E XAMINATDNS I M.I \ssi s I K( li SIM IV Ocolai Mhflicl ':..ilm '^■p^ X f h 4lems THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. OoalMi (I Hsta UN BLDG i H X l homp on, Dr. of Ocu Euro] an Clinical I Kpei k I h< onl\ dressing thai feeds
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    U. S. WILL DECLINE TO RECOGNISE NANKING GOVT.
    508 3 CHINA LOYAL TO CHIANG KAI SHEK Washington, Mar. BQ. »i\V course, the United States will continue to recognise the Chinese National Government at Chungking rather than the Japanese-sponsored regime at Nanking," declare:! Mr. Cornell Hull, U.S; Secretary of State. "In the light
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    Severe Blow At Nazi Ore Supply
    126 3 Severe Blow At Nazi Ore Supply iiil.K Scandinavia ia stfll following with undisj?uist*(l anxiety the *torm which appears to be blowing up over the Norwegian available regarding Sweden's iron ore exports make the British blockade, aided by severe ice conditions Inter, has already struck a severe btow ai kfce uren
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    HITLER ORDERS A COUNTER-STROKE
    81 3 HITLER ORDERS A COUNTER -STROKE Amsterdam. Mar. 30. RKtTKK learns that there is intense disappointment behind the scenes m Wilheimst russe oyer Molotov's speech. Hitler is said to be furiously angry at the way the Russian Premier's wordj have Ixen interpreted m London and Paris and it is understood he
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    CEREMONY IGNORED AT PEIPING
    59 3 ng T conI I I sed I Ku Bill v I I I ;,kflv .o china 33 I oovornPolitical AfTair.s to supersede W Dl <• Keh Mm i s im rional Govi-rn-been Lnstal are M»«g« on. uration ol pro- th( two the to ing and V
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    43 3 London. Mar. 31. According to the Gorman radio Russo-Pinnish frontier coi at Viborg to deal with d detail- The Finnish tuni under V. Pa sikivi, which Hew to MosOn Mar 19, IS still there and tin date oi its return b unknown. Reuter
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    ANOTHER ALLIED WAR STATEMENT
    181 3 ANOTHER ALLIED WAR STATEMENT London. Mar. 31 Fis thought (bat the Prime Minist will make a statement when Parliament resumes on Tuesday, which is likely to give further details of the meeting of the Supreme War Council. Outstanding Parliamentary feature of the next few months will be the deb on
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    Baltiski To Be Evacuated
    57 3 Berlin, Mar. 30. According to a Tallinn dispi teh. quoting a semi-official Estonian agency, Raltiski winch was leased to the Russians us a naval base under the mutual assistance pact signed montns ago is to bt i oat< inhaDiin the near future. w of the purpo«
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    DEATH
    72 3 Madam Wee Whyc Nco. Wifi ot the late Mr Lee Woon Chwee, p&ssed away peacrluilv at 20 Balmoral Road at 2 p.m. .v^terd^ She leaves behind a .son, Let Kirn Puat 2 daughters, son-in-law, Mr. Khoo Kay Hum. seven ons, ten granddaughters, and rand children. Funeral on Thursday 4th
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    AHOY!
    28 4 lln v s in town or w^ •»m flatliniaj wlmii th«sr barminf firif iuwci a or's hornpipe m "The IMi Cm tirs at K;ifTlrs llotrl. I i
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    Cantonese Woman Gets 6 Months' R.I.
    231 4 >'v )v.;i Correspondent i Mu\. Batui month; rig< rou n( nitfi i fine ol $if>o b f.'iii 1 h Impi ■<i by Mr -i c< Rappi Court on Friday on i .< .v -old Cant< n< c woman, who i convict (i "ii b
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    FAMOUS BAND LEADER AND BRIDE VISIT SINGAPORE
    295 4 DABBINQ THROUGH SINGAPORE YESTERDAY ON THE LAST PLANK IN HY "IMPERIAL AIRWAYS" WAS BRIAN LAWRANCE, WORT. I) FAMOUS FOR HIS BANDS BROADCASTS OVER THE 8.8.C. AND HIS PRETTY BRIDE. Just married, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrance were <>n their honeyHIOOII and. with the bride's
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    Sentence Completed Before Conviction
    324 4 Sentence Completed Before Conviction (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. MOHAMAD Sarni bin Haji Mohamad Kahar, an elderly Javanese was yesterday product d before Inche Haron bin Ahmad and charged I that between October last year and February this year he committed thelt of :tf poles valued at $35 the
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    War Taxes Bills Come Up To-day
    126 4 War Taxes Bills Come Up To-day |V<>r prill shortly be called upon 1 to pay more for the luxuries of life :i» the W*J Of war duties which will he imposed now ihat it i, more rr less ci rlain that there will be »<> income tax. \i the meeting
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    Salvation Army Call
    169 4 I -pLEASE help the Salvation Army *o help others"' is the text of an appeal by th P Army Just issued. It is m the form of a pamphlet containing a letter written by Lieut. Colcnel Herbert A. Lord and it stresses the need for continuing local
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    AMERICA AND THE WAR
    2024 5  -  "CAVALCADE" THE LEAKAGES IN THE ALLIED BLOCKADE CAN BE SEEN FROM THESE FIGURES (VOUCHED FOR BY unuMNG TRIBUNE SHOWS HOW THE ALLIED tfORW BLOCKADE LEAKS WHAT WILL THESE TWO MEN DO mI ROUT TWENTY-THREE YEARS AGO THE FIRST AMERICAN A SOLDIERS LANDED IN EUROPE TO FIGHT
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    CHINESE INTENSIFY FIGHTING
    18 6 CHINESE INTENSIFY FIGHTING HEAVY 1 "i pro; 1' van follow] I I i Manr d Into tv.o Reuter
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    NO FOREIGN FLAGS FOR GREEK SHIPS
    49 6 AUf us. M I n four iii the forthcominn bud|?el l< i loi I ated the Prir <• M M i!< r pen iltii for i ho rail to compl Hie lai n all i (ii< hip v.iii'-h now n the I 1 Reuter
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    ECHO TO CURSE OF HAUPTMANN
    370 6 Tragedj lollou* I a minis Case UOTTEEING MB* Bruno Haupta-uw, fXttxxA to **th eh ill .1-1 i«.nr jwati .it;" «»/>/>«« there will he m th( <hath chamber many nl those who helped to prepare i>r<m n/ twn \against me. It it m hOM," he declared,
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    Hire Purchase Act Should Be Introduced Here
    370 6 Singapore, Saturday. JMIK desirability of introducing a legislation similar to the United Kingdom Hire-Pun base Act was discussed at the eighteenth annual general meeting of the Chinese Association held at tho Association premises this afternoon. The meeting unanimously passed a. resolution that they
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    WAR ARTIST
    106 6 WAR ARTIST I lIXTENANT Edward Ardizzone of the Royal Artillen has been appointed an official War Artist and is now to exchange his gun and bayonet for the canvasses and brushes on which he will record the efforts <>i the British Army. Mr. Ardizzone is 39 years of ago and
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    Leather From Pigs
    32 6 rmany, normally importing ro supplies of hie* is U trying to nncl suitable sub Production of r from pig sk] ible for shoes. This ft kins of 2,000.I proce?
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      60 6 HUUaUnd EUMENTHOL JUJUBES bare lot am M jrean been lueeeatfally atedl byTeaaal MilUtni «»i patfia. Other Julm tc. t e«me aai f but Hudson's i-umenthoi Imjabti etotinuf «<» |aln public confident* thro«fh their piln worth, when usrddaiiv thc\ preaatu thp teeth by keeping the mouth v; su« health] ondlUon s
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    London To-day
    888 7  -  H.L. HopKin r On j Tragic Sequel To Rumanian Steel King's Romance: Max Ausschmtt, V.ctim O f Pro-Nazi Iron Guard, Goes To Prison For Six Years: Violent Attacks On Min.stry „Of Supply: Six Univers.ty Men To Help China. LO, Mar. 17 3 the name oi > ,c Rumanian
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    GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL
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    Morning Tribune MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1940. Sweeping The Pirates Off The Seas
    442 7 Morning Tribune MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1940. Sweeping The Pirates Off The Seas TIIK deckfcm of the Aliid I Supreme War Council to take further action against shipi iei fca of iron one from Norway <> iin many may force Hitler to meet the Allied challenge by a f ill test
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    PEOPLE & PLACES
    1366 8 PEOPLE PLACES "Robert's Wife" First Wight, Notables At Airmen's Play, And A Concert Season Ends Rnm iris uif i the KM Ii m»- staler miktss, had < |k fit-? luihi h tat N '«<•"'.' Heworlal 'I lir.tlri* on S.i hir«l;i night rnmmitil b] Ufa P. afctftUhill i h<i of the
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      59 8 MALAYA PATRIOTIC FUND I ISOIUIM S WIFE" Presented i»v MRB. l». ii. BATTISHILL and directed by l: LEWIS WALLER ..t VICTORIA THEATRE torch SOth, April 2nd, m,, 6th, 9.30 p.m. UNDER THE PATRONAGE of H. i;. The Governor Shenton Thomas H.E. The G.O.C Mafaya Wtjor-Gen. I v. Bond Rear- Uhnira]
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      104 8 w Alv father is havin s L* s^/ Ine trainetl m Singapore yA jr m» tor a good job" Your rather has made wise decision m sending you to Pflman'a ids for your matiiuutat I I or Senior Cam m ft ad bh.ckouts that prevent >n on, and afterwards. you
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    Only A Two-Roomed Flat....
    417 9 Only A Two-Roomed Flat.... Slook-<*a*€vs... Planned on these lines, your first home can look delightful, however small it may be. l*HEch" ulty m furnishing a T riE t J cI t ,o-roo m cd flat lies n t of homeliness with I lth eeSS 'i by a careful s.ftmg of
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    To Fit An Awkward Corner
    222 9 To Fit An Awkward Corner I This attractive desk-cwn-boek- s lS€ wu specially planned to tit „ii awkward corner. Tin* eon- J venicnth large writing surface S covered with linoleum. 5^ deal to solve the problem ol mmaxlmum amount of furotthe minimura amount ol on» with i. n c, remei
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    For A Very Tiny Room
    44 9 i s t A simple, but most effective fit- ment. consisting of a combination S bedside bookcase and dressing- table. It would cost next to no- i .thins but painted m with the room, would look charming. J^ j
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      113 9 O\E LOAF will convince you that we bake very good bread It will also convince you that it is time to change t« "ROYAL BAKERY" bread. Twenty different varieties baked fresh daily are yours for the asking. Crisp AS French Loaves and nourishing Brown Bread, Sandwich Loaves and Dinner Rolls
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    WAR DRAWS NATION TOGETHER
    419 10 WAR DRAWS NATION TOGETHER j n I In* \a/is 4 Hifl Tliis) So Tlm»m* Jlt h ii \vv Srrins* 1 1 Dot'feiri !iap|M ii A^aiin And I Spirit Of Comradeship Seen Everywhere |i ,s i i;..i.sh characteristic t<» make the best of things m a crisis 1 and *ith the
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    Girl Has Gift Of Prophecy
    188 10 fAITH Hope Charitj Harding! 4-year-old tfiri from Ttuckiville, U.S.A., who OMf bi^ words and has achieved a reputation tor prophecy, predicted recentIn th;it l»icsid«nt KoosrvrK IfOUld run for a third term mv brown-eyed d whose mother broughi hei to nw ol i xtra eiu o
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    UNKNOWN
    146 10 (aiv ions Fmm I\ESPITE the fact that they art» V boy and girl who learned thfc shortly alter they were married, cording to a ruling, of the IndiaiH The couple, twenty-year-old Le- H ioy Williamson and his eighteen- J year-rM bride, Virginia, were mar- ried m January m spite
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    UNKNOWN
    65 11 Drama W a child, an orphaned are brother and sister •parate permanently ac--S.A. court. Brill 0 I ecame ward of the I• L llv J n 5- from then on■d u lndlana orphanages. aid fe Barker, i ■mally Convinced WW was subsequent. F tt PO"s, and christi tied Virainiji
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    PEER AS WAITER
    275 11 PEER AS WAITER 4 PRIVATE WALKED UP TO THE Y.M.C.A. COUNTER A AND SAID: "A CUP OF TEA PLEASE." A grey-haired man of distinguished appearance took a cup to the tea-urn, carefully turned the handle, gave the tea to the customer. The private did not know, or he might have
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    ON TOP OF THE WORLD
    40 11 Well, Warner Bros' star, Pricilla Lane looks it as she climbs this tower for a dive into the pool. By the way she's showing m "Brother Rat and a Baby' at the moment m Singapore.
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    'STOCK DERBY' FATHER IN LONDON
    238 11 MR. Arthur Timleck. whose wife won £35,000 m the 'Stork Derby" held under the will of an eccentric Canadian lawyer, has arrived m London. He is m England to see his son William, who is training with the Canadian Expeditionary Force. "People seem to think
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    WEST END "CLUB" RACKET MUST GO
    353 12 THE only r.-al solution of the war-time night life problem m the 1 Wot Fnd m London is to relax the licensing restrictions so that inexpensive late night entertainment can b e provided for soldiers on leave. This is the view of many of
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    36 12 PRESIDENT ALBERT LEBRUN who was accompanied by his Wife \isilrd the Nurs« school of the French Society for Aid to the Wotmdef Soldiers m Paris. Id* is here seen shnkint hands with one of th<- nurses.
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    Disturbances In Japan More Frequent
    101 14 Disturbances In Japan More Frequent Shanghai. SAB( d riottaf i.. am) mow rampant m due- to military reverses m Cl sonoink pteaiOPi I land Empire. a the Industrial dii -t Tokyo Osaka, Kobe. Attda i .litnbutod lo mbota utril observei confirmed n nti- leaflet* and pai ributed among the work
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    CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATION: SINGAPORE SUCCESSES
    1162 15  -  H. L Hopkin (From London. Mar. 22. Haul! 4 the Cambridge examinations ftn if ertifkate. Of the boys. 1,433 satisfied Hie Hcd, the total number entering being 2,052. ■d and eighty girls satisfied the examiner of the 501 who [ailed INSTITUTION raham, I B i n
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    Three New Departments Added To Waichiaopu
    86 16 i hungking, M ZL r it a partial ,v-^.uusat! as tor of the West Asiatic Affairs D I merit* Dr Liv Shin-shun. Due* I an Affairs Department. M; tor of the An. ri I Department; Mr. Tv Yin-tan. I iof the Treaty Department; I
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    INDIANS BEAT CEYLONESE DECISIVELY AT CRICKET
    552 17 SUCCESS OF FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS Singapore, Sunday. JHE Indian Association did extremely well to beat the Ceylon Sports Club m both their annual cricket matches to-day. In their first eleven match, the Ceylonese batted first and were bundled out for 61 hipg, o.ving
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    12-A-Side Cricket On The Padang
    198 17 MEETING a scratch side on the Padang yesterday Etceteras, whose tournament match against t>he Army had to be postponed due to unavoidable circumstances, scored an easy victory by 70 runs. ETCETERAS Davis, lbw Pickard 32 McNeil b Tufnell 27 King, b Tiifnell 0 Brooke, c
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    SWIMMING CLUB FEELING PINCH OF THE WAR
    123 17 A REDUCTION of roughly $13,000 on their overdraft was reported by Mr. F.G. Hill, chairman, at the annual meeting of the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday. Regret at the passing of Mr. H. Cantn 11. secretary, was also voiced. In regard to the accounts,
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      320 17 I "public Notice* DIVIDEND ™eby given t)i G UM CO BZE ONN CO.. Seci March, 194 KUCHA] tin. inn 1 1 1) (,nHnI.M-',Str.,n-..ikWMt>»( ,nHnl.M-',Str.,n-..ikWMt>» \n\ UN M) WO. II I BY GIVEN that a at the rate of lo'oer cci been declared 021 account ar ending 30th September. 1940. and
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      24 17 #SAfEQ^R2__YOyM E J^li INSURE WITH! THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PLUS SERVICE HEAD OFFICE-NO. I6D CECIL STREEI, SINGAPORE, M. PHONK WO. »18-
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    CENTURY BY LE MERCIER GIVES S. R. C. VICTORY
    281 18 CENTURY BY LE MERCIER GIVES S. R. C. VICTORY DEADLY BOWLING BY THOY DE SOUZA cm, lewn from Fort Canning proved DO match for the 4 on ..ho P..d,n, lay, the Club running j out «ttv winners by 129 runs. < A fine century by I i M I. Oi
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    OFFICERS BEAT ST. ANDREW'S
    187 18 Singapore, Sunday. THE Officers Force, EMU. beat St. Andrew's Old Boy's Association at cricket to-day on the school ground by 16 runs. officers foiu i E Mr Spencer r Sullivan b Dnclos Sharman c Ktihlofl b Duclos Moorhesd b Ehtclos 23 Major OrpwooU b Duel w
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    233 19 Dinner Of The Chinese Association Singapore, Sunday. SUUNO at the eighteenth anliual reunion dinner of the Chine*! Usociatlon held on Saturday BlflM Mr. O. 11. Kiat, the president, ;>caled for more members and better co-operation among offitiab and members of the Association. Ovtr 100 memfeeci and friends of the iation
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    292 20 Th' financial year ends to-morrow and the Exchequer returns were published to-night. Expenditure m *****0 exceeded revenue by £657,685,000. This was £170 million less than was expected. Revenue for year was £54 million less than wa.s expected. The revenue for was £117 million. Expenditure to be met
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    70 20 The Morning Tribune Monday, April 1, 1940. Epidemic Follows Strike Of Scavengers Calcutta. Mar. TFN people have died of cholera h as a result of a strike of Mv: pal sCJUOCttI which began on H lv. Dftsieganttiig the religious la i which forbid higher castes to def,lc themselves by sweeping
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