Morning Tribune, 3 April 1940

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    10 1 The Morning Tribune Vafds fa sdf Wed., April 3, I
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    QUEEN SEES AIR RAID SHELTER
    61 1 King Gewfe and Queen EliiabellMC d .1 \isA of inspection t(» the Duchj ..i Cornwall Estate at Ken(ton, m the eonne <>t which called at an old tenants" nOSind blocks of flats. I he Queen is here seen coming an undernround air raid ter which
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    DUTCH ANXIOUS
    31 1 Amsterdam. Apr. 2 >erlaln's speech was read dation In political cir- that Britain neutrals' position. It s guarantee to BriIth Germany wouli nd bound to ex. ton by Germany
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    Premier Tells How BRITAIN WILL DEAL WITH PROBLEMS OF DOUBLE NEUTRALITY
    1664 1 Premier Tells How BRITAIN WILL DEAL WITH PROBLEMS OF DOUBLE NEUTRALITY RADE agreements, purchases of surplus goods especially fats from neutrals to prevent them going to the Nazis, and stipulations m agreements regulating supplies from neutrals to Germany are measures to lighten I t blockade described by the Premier m
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    16,000 HOMELESS IN U.S. FLOODS
    88 1 16,000 HOMELESS IN U.S. FLOODS Nilkes B.irre (Pennsylvania). Apr I. SIX people perished and lti.ooo were rendered homeless by Hood waters from the rainswollen SiiNquehanna River, which i.> still rising. The Susquehamia river stopped rising when nine feet above flood level, but. with the annual Hood season beginning, menace to
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    ALLIED CO- OPERA TION IN PUBLICITY
    67 1 Lontioi IMPORTANT decisions regarding A pub! were: I today when Sir John Reith and M. Frbssard met m London with members of their staffs. I ns of of the tv/o ministries "ttK'USr.S r ffirer is beir.2: appointed i v a r will perform similar
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    WARSHIP SAVES CREW OF SCUTTLED NAZI VESSEL
    413 2 ///AS MAKES 28! I ol iQOn, Api B Umi jOOO B British warship In noi g h e ittled and iH on IHT r! ill! o! whom wi Tin i the Mth German t>i the totj G rmaii ipture, i uttling md slnfc--146
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    SOONG SISTERS IN CHUNGKING
    86 2 CHUNGKING, Api 2 THftEf SoQPg asters. ICa&uro f.'inunv Kai Sh.k. Mada ne H H and Madam- Bui Yt\ Sen, arrived In Chui kin-- by air from Hong Kong This io the first visit of Madame Sun Yai Sen to tta wartime capital. Chines circles attach particul
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    FUEL FOR AIRCRAFT A GERMAN PROBLEM
    320 2 London, Apr. 2. AN important advantage which the Allies have over Germany, thankto then 1 unlimited access to the highest grade aviation fuels, is tin subject of an article m the trade journal, "Petroleum Press Service It is pointed out that only recently the
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    ITALY REVISES EMERGENCY LAWS
    107 2 Rome. Apr 2 A CABINET mooting under the presidency of Sig. Mussolini has decided to revi.se the laws concerning the organisation and mobilisation of the nation m time of war so as to make public administrations, citizens exempt from military obligations, women and children over 13
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    RAH STRIKE THREAT IN NEW YORK
    42 2 ■ii. T NI!HV Yolk Am? 2. tttaitoii threat. 27,600 employees of two city 7 1 1 1 1 ~»«W», system*, and Major La fluardia ha. ord, I I or-! csti m iroiit On n't m Up.
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    Success Of U-Boat Campaign
    204 2 Success Of U-Boat Campaign London, A|" n,s oOciall) vil I durum the Ild l( SSkbihiM fouril lowetl iince I'" <<>rll umnnii ol hostilities. RECORD WARRED \h.,i was thought to be ll weth When H Was aunoumnl that ..o Briusib iii i 111 1 hv m, ilc has been mam* nounceraenl
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    Security In Palestine Now Normal
    72 2 Security In Palestine Now Normal London. Apr P:> m It] r the M :i p, rti n aching i that ienl In m w has died down ami I .since Mar 8 there have bi-en n< ni demonstration which (1 the U lie M fch« land .it ions r re«t
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    WHAM SINGH SENT FOR TRIAL
    35 2 WHAM SINGH SENT FOR TRIAL London. Apr Udhani Singh, chai-gtd with i\ murder oi Sir Michael O'Dw\. been committed for trial to tn« iom at the Old Bailey. I formal proceedings lasted W minute. Reuter.
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    DUTCH AIR LINK WITH AMERICA
    40 2 DUTCH AIR LINK WITH AMERICA London, Apr k< >YAL Dutch air liner, it is lear m London, left A bon, Inaugurating thi with tho for Ameri will be run twlci m both directions, givin four-day con. with New Y< freig]
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    DIUTSCHLAND & VON SCHEER MAY BOTH BE DAMAGED
    459 3 DIUTSCHLAND VON SCHEER MAY BOTH BE DAMAGED LONDON, M'K. nil HIM roMMKNT IS AVAILABLE AS TO SKi r; ON forward ...at saw bab „is ikovh) ok haim y munm both ik *mS* «HM» -M XSON TO B.X.KVK THAT AS w UK \TT\(KS AKRIFI) OUT ON WILHELM '..•iVN "H" S< "AS
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    LOYAL SPEECH BY NAWAB OF BHOPAL
    99 3 Bh opal. Apr. >. 11l AM made up my mind to help the I mpirc with all the resources <if my state." deflated the Nawa l > of Bhonai. when opening the liflli session of the Bhopal Legislature to-day. His HifhneM added: 'The Empire
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    Calcutta Scavengers Stop Strike
    33 3 Calcutta. Apr. The strike of scavengers has been called off. It was reported on Sunday that ten people had died from cholera as a result, pf the strike— Renter.
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    Education In Ideals Of Democracy Urged
    144 3 Education In Ideals Of Democracy Urged Toronto, Apr. MR. James Cromwell. United State* Minister, urged education m democratic ideals m order to circumvent 'those who would divest men of every human freedom, diverting their fears and suspicions with words of false security. Mr Cromwell welded that m the battle of
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    British Air Service Expansion
    99 3 British Air Service Expansion London. Apr. 1. SIR Kingdey Wood, replying to deputation from the civil aviation section of the London Chamber of Commerce, announced that the flying boat services to Scuth Africa would resume their prewar frequency this week. He added that the hoped regular services to Lisbon would
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    Thetis Report To-morrow
    34 3 London, Apr. 2 The Prime Minister announced m Hie House of Commons to-day that a report of the inquiry into the loss of the Thetis would be published on Thursday. -Renter.
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    SPEED – UP OF SOVIET DEFENCES
    49 3 SPEED UP OF SOVIET DEFENCES Buch: Ipr. 2. RORTS llUl stal iead rapidly with struction of concrete defence SSS -her new frontier m occupied. Poland. inhabitants are stated to have been warned to evacuate .the front ier re: and move at least six mile, into Soviu. occupied Poland.— Reuter.
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    HOLLAND & BELGIUM PROTEST
    119 3 HOLLAND BELGIUM PROTEST Ymsterdam, Apr FOBOGM plains have »><'< mi reported over Holland. Mgftmiftll Luxembourg within the last M hours. At The Hague it is officially reported that planes were sighted yesterday aflernoon tftff SdMriand. These machinei were eluwei <»rt by Dutch air patrols. Brussels. A piReports have been received
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    TANKER SINKS A U-BOAT
    70 3 Halifax 'Nova Scotia >, Apr. 2. THE crew of the British tan Ciervo. it is b^ievod. sank 1 1 smbmdrine m a running fight off 1 1 dad on Mar. 4. The submarine disappeared aftei ••mind* had been hivd at her from tanker's gun, they stated
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    RELIEF IN FINLAND URGENT
    74 3 RELIEF IN FINLAND UR GENT Geneva, Apr. 2 THL need for relief In Finland has be--1 come more urgent sine? the end of tl c var with the Soviet, states a new note lrom the Finnish Government rfceeived at League headquarters. The note states that air bombardment destroyed 4.500 dwellings
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    MALAYS MUST TRAIN FOR HIGHER POSTS
    347 4 MALAYS MUST TRAIN FOR HIGHER POSTS Johore Council Formulates War luxation rENSU D POBITIONB 0 [BILII I |l I .'I i I foi Mil |M H« <i tfi.it doubts li;i\i heeti (his <MiiM i| Hi i| .m. im.i been out ii,d (.in <>nl\ hope lh.it IM tut ire lohorc m
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    ENTERTAINMENT TAX NOT TO OPERATE YET
    58 4 ENTERTAINMENT TAX NOT TO OPERATE YET Tmi Entertainmenti Tax Ordinance, which wai pamed bj ■he Legislative Council yesterday, is not to be brought into force inunediati I 3 The date <>n which tii»» ordinance is to be brought into force, Iml lull details of the conditions tinder which the tax
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    MAN DIES IN FIGHT AFTER MINOR THEFT
    321 4 j^N attempted theft of a few cents' worth of vegetables caused a minor riot m the early hours of the morning of Dec. 2 last year m the vi< inity of a vegetable garden three or four miles away from the Ohua Chu
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    Prison For Threats To Workers
    64 4 Prison For Threats To Workers TIIKi:i; Boyantse and a Chinese who threatened three employees, of the Singapore Kubber Works, during the strike on Feb. 15 were convicted of rioting, beintj members of an unlawful assembly and criminal intimidation m the Criminal District Court yesterday. They were sentenced to one months
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    SPEAKER'S TRIBUTE TO SIR J. GILMOUR
    66 4 London, Apr. 2. In the House or Commons to-day the Speaker reported the death of SiiJohn iimour and expn ssea "our sense of the we have sustained mid our .svmuathy with the relatives'" The Speaker said he had also .sent a message to New
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    SEAFORTH SOLDIER NOT TO DIE
    37 4 SEAFORTH SOLDIER NOT TO DIE Mll(ir the death sentence and .■■'l'V'-y 1 U to imprisonmen Stt* labour for life Private fckfoid had been sentence* '/'i for murder ol Sergeant i a blockhouse on Nov i. 1939 Reuter
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    APPEAL AGAINST SENTENCE FOR THEFT OF BOOTS
    135 4 APPEAL AGAINST SENTENCE FOR THEFT OF BOOTS w. Bald bin Mohan* tome tmi. by Third Magistrate, Mr H theft pair appealed before the H n Cl I Mr. E. N Griffith Jones, who cd for the Crown, told his 1 though ho contended the I was Justified, he did not
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    Death Of An Admiral
    25 4 London. Apr. 7 The death haa occurred of Ad Sir Oeoree Fen ton at the an 01 c c 7. Reuter
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      32 4 j-f .^Mifc. BRING OUT THE PULL I BRILLIANCY OF YOUR HAIR brln R oul the rich and t€ fool lei "YOUI Hun" I". (11lRAHAMIN PENHAS Silvikrin MAIN m i m,i \\D BRILLiANTINE
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      24 4 NICKEL-PLATING, BRONZING OXIDISING HY Till. OLDEST i KINESI I LBCTRO-PI \li i;s m MAI \N i ORCHARD RD (Opf.) CAVEM \<.il ICO PHONE 1351.
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    IF YOUR HUSBAND VISITS CABARETS —GO WITH HIM
    754 5 IF YOUR HUSBAND VISITS CABARETS GO WITH HIM WOMEN OF MALAYA! THIS IS MEANT FOR YOIT! SHOULD RIGOROUSLY OPPOSE ANY ATTEMPTS BY f VXDS AND FIANCES TO EXCLUDE T*HEM FROM [S OR OTHER PLACES OF AMUSEMENT OR ENTERNT WHICH THEY THEMSELVES FREQUENT. not fit for a respectable woman is not
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    BRIBE CHARGE AGAINST MAN WHO GOT R.A.F. WORK "Xmas Gift"
    336 5 BRIBE CHARGE AGAINST MAN WHO GOT R. A. F. WORK "X mas Gift" fOR takuiii a basket of fruits and $200 to the son ot a Sanitary Inspector as a Christmas gift," Tan Yong Cheng, manager of a li«juor shop at Rochore Road, Singapore, was charged yesterday m the Police
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    ECONOMY RUN
    70 5 Outstanding official records for fuel economy were scored by Ford. Mercury and Lincoln-Zephyr cars m capturing two fir.-ts and one second place In the 1940 running of the annual Gilmoreyosemite Economy run m th P U.S.A. recently. The run is 306.5 miles long and leads from near sea
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    Men Made Younger By Treating Gland
    91 5 Getting up nights, burning sensation or o-gans, whitish <li.<ehan?.\dull ach« at baae of spine, groin and leg pains, nervou weakness and loss of manly vigour aro caused by a disease of tlw Prostate Gland (a most important sex gland m men). To overcome the*e
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    RULER OF ALL RUMANIA
    827 6 Kinx Carol Works Hard k CORPULENT FATHK GOB DOT f LAKOI SOLIDLY FURMSHED I LOOKIIW OB CALEA !N Till-. CEH tW IHAREST. ilifcliw jnr i «H) ,^«..ii.- iMs!,th,, h M programme lor t* tui Rumania poun Wm«M oiK cup 1,, JM» on a roll, and U«
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    "LOST WORLD" BUILT BY U.S. SCIENTISTS
    244 6 MAMMOTH AGE RE-BORN colorado springs. Scientists of cheyenne mountain museum have turned back the clock 250.000,000 years and rebuilt a piece of the world so lifelike that people say even the eyes < >F ITS REPTILES BLINK It is the first attempt to reronstnu't
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    London to Day
    785 7  -  H. L. HOPKIN Picturesque Personality Of Great War Dies: "Hu nter-Bunter"-Hero Of Five Campaigns: Sir Mark Sykes On Average Briton's i lndifference To Outer Empire: Need For Educalion In Impciui Affairs: West End Chorus Girls To Get More Pay. >• London, Mar. 19. ltl the picturesque penonftti-
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    Morning Tribune WEDSESDAY, APRIL 3, 1940. Why Take 10 Per Cent.? -Take 40!
    375 7 Morning Tribune WEDSESDAY, APRIL 3, 1940. Why Take 10 Per Cent.? -Take 40! AT long last the local (iove.-n- meni has taken the step which it should have taken fix months ago when the Pri n€ Minister, m the House of < mmons, warned the Empire to l>< prepared for
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    PEOPLE AND PLACES
    1022 8  -  VERA ARDMORE OVafsdfsdfsdafsdaf dsfa dfsf Super Fashions At The Cathay, Flashes From Fraser's Hill And Yesterday's Weddings n\\< iN<. ,i ,ii<- c Rthaj on Monu iaj m^ii( i m« Mrs. Pardoc m duty-pink marquisette moulded < lonHn l«r her \«-n slim Rfure >li^s Joaniia Irchdeacon looked :is
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      72 8 i^ JL5 o^oHOUse! alwayi has something nen foi its patrons and now we present W\ll I 18 w ,rh his Accordeon for your personal entertainment. M ram storm dors not permil yon to sit m th leu come up and have a gaj time In the JUNGLE II Alt I
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      57 8 MALAYA PATRIOTIC FUND ROBERTS WIFE" p^ Presented by MRS. P. H. BATTISHILL and directed i>> E. LEWIS WALLER at VICTORIA THEATRE Ipril 4th. (ith. 930 p. m UNDER THE PATRONAGE of H.E. The Governor -Sir Shenton Thomas HE. The G.O.C. Malaya Major-Gen. I, V. Bond Hear- Admiral T. B. Drew.
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    SURPRISE SALANDS For Hot Days
    759 9 SURPRISE SALANDS For Hot Days I Interesting new recipes which will contribute I towards a well-balanced diet o AM D6 ar. so necessary tea wcll--5 balanced diet that the homemaker should serve at least one a day Incidentally, they have the ,dded advantage of giving variety to the meal. In
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  • THE BRIGHT LIGHTS!
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      CAPITOL
      86 10 Marx brothers at tin- < ll«l Man Brothen) Than maniacal murderei oi Old Man Oloom, the Mad Man Bro v back with iv again In their wildest ;'n<] ii le plittng fun Marx Bros at the Clreui." Ninotrhka (MO.M.i (in'a Garlx) i raghg loud mid long, m thifl bei
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      ALHAMBRA
      64 10 Full Confession: (R X O Radio v/ith Victor McLaglen, Sally Xi I' Joeeph CalleU): Bard-worklng wa reM remalnj loyal to her two-flited, rcnegrade lover, e?en when tv i .t to prtaon McLaglen playi the rougb nek. v.hiic Joeepb Call trho endeavoun to persuadi MfTJaglm t'» oonfeai to .< murder
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    MICKEY ROONEY AS KING OF MOVIELAND
    760 10 Bette Davis Gets Woman's Award I IN a poll conducted by more than 60 daily newspapers m all parts of the Inited States, fans voted Mickey Rooney and Bette Davis as Kin£ and Queen of the Movies for 1940. Rooney's selection was no surprise
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    MARLENE HAS THE LAST LAUGH: "IDEALS" ARE BOX-OFFICE
    361 11 iiIIUFNE DIETRICH: 1 DIDN'T GO INTO PICTURES TO M M IKE MONET, BECAUSE OF MY IDEALS." AND NOW THAT IOU RE SHOWING IHOSE IDEALS* AGAIN, MEN %VHX hmK BACK TO THE BOX OFFICE. The last laugh goes to Marlene Dietrich— and if
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    Death Of Man Who Made Film Stars
    186 11 Hollywood lost one of its greatest creative geniuses when Edwin Carewe, 56, died m his from a heart attack. A pioneer producer of the silent He was responsible for the covery and development of ich famous stars as Gary roper, Dolores Del Rio,
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    GLAMO-LEGS
    54 11 •■■> I Marlene Dietrich, breaks new I -round m her latest picture. I Destry Rides Again." which is S due at the Capitol soon, for she 1 appears as hard-boiled Frenchy. S star entertainer of the "Last 2 Chance" saloon at Bottle Neck. m the Wild and Wolly West
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    Hollywood Treats History A Great Deal Too Lightly
    269 11 (Tribune Film Reporter) I QUESTION the right of Hollywood pro- ducers to distort historical fact m their pictures. Consider, for instance, "Jesse James"— as full of intentional misrepresentation as a sardine can is full of fish. It justifies the' criminal career of
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    FILM "POLICEMAN" ON MURDER CHARGE
    212 12 mm v<nk A KLLTWOOO film piiß—in Ul[ m m mnml up of fclliljß Mill vvnd" iU **9* '11. ring killed 40 peopl< m the United Rtat* Th( police ■nmn I Irvj 27 Be wu ;i j i ted In Hollywood. Under the t. Jfl k
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    "MAGINOT LINES"
    112 12 THERE are many "Maginot Lines' m England. The name has taken the fancy of numerous tradespeople called upon to christen a new line of goods. The latest instance of this zeal m the commercial world fflf the Entente Cordiale was m Manchester, where a chain of catering shops
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    GUN FODDER
    27 12 Members of a gun en I bringing up ammunition "at j i th< douhlt'" during nerdlffl i m the south of Filmland. I if A
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    Jews Exiled To Poland
    168 12 AT 2 a m on a Monday recently 700 Jews Wtn routed <»ut of their homes m the Baltic town of Strttin and placed on trains The J(ws had been siven -ix hours' notice and were permitted to pack only a few necessities The mass expatriation
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      644 13 Wanted Wanted Ammonia Compressor 2 3 tons refrigerating capacity, new or second hand. Appiy 321 B Singapore INO 22D) 1 Wanted Good Camera 1.2 lens if possible payable by monthly instalmasita Write Box Tti co Malaya Tribune, Singapore. No. 13 D> I W \NTED by European. 2 bedroom flat or
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    Chungking's
    125 14 Chungking' s ffir Chungking. Tin: National Government hM -^u» mandate ordering the ane.si Fan Chung Yun, Chen Chung Fu. Mi Cho Tfce Turn Leang Li. Lo Chu Chiang, Chen Hsiung Shen, Wans Yun, Chang Cheng Fan, Huang Wei. Tsai Hung Tien. Chang Tsai P liv Yun. Huang Hsiang Ku. Chow
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      249 14 YET ANOTHER BIG M.G.M. COMEDY TRIUMPH.. TO- DA V th( AIR-CONDITIONED 3.15 6.15 9.15 V AIMTOL us mi m 1 1 m mm mi ki\(. si i i.cj iJ) iok ms ii KJiii>\\ i \nin xinmim j f two atl LUNACY UNDER CANVAS! GIRL-GORGEOUS FUN.'^i 3Marxo,' 0 it, ng Kits'
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      206 14 Three thrilling performances does a woman plundered frcra life itself want most oit for the year's great 7^L<A ()I MAEBIAGE SOCIAL POSITION? i Y^ CHILDREN? >jlSU£*s&m )j£~^^* ABSORBINGLY DISCTSSI i» }£j}&*^ CHARLES COIURN \fcHICLI MTHAR.'ME ALEXANDER JONATHAN i II i n n rfc n 4 i «ALCNAUR,CE -OSCOy,C» ALHAMBRA PANDRO
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    JERAM KUANTAN RUBBER MEETING
    93 15 VJ/1 meet to-day u.ide^ conditions different from those the time of cur last of .1 rau es» for the pi°it modern war tare wo [tied both m regard I table quantity and *'•<• pr>< d I »r it.'" said Mr. A Elias, tin- i tiairman, at
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    DANCE ASSOCIATION FOR MALAYA
    24 15 D ANCE ASSOCIATION FOR MALAYA advancing the dancing a public meeting I at the Happy Rest--810 p m on Thursday, tc dance association of
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      100 15 CATHAY CAFE) "Wlh Everybody Got ESTELLE COWAN PRESENTS THIS WEEK'S PROGRAM Florence Chappel Soft Shoe Rythm I.aurell Games Tango Dureve Lucille Nicholson DOLORES DEE "Oh That Strut" THE TAYLEURS 'The Savoy" COWAX BAILEY Songs Songs THE ZULU DANCE By THE GIRLS MXE »A.\Ci: AT Singapore's Smartest Air- Conditioned Rendezvous EXTENSION
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      75 16 Postal Intelligence Ma.l Deparlures ro hai MaiH F« [A I A pjn 3.30 p sU pm Airmail ndencc X ii uo:, m and Ti v accepted 30 am Ltd. twi« saturda: at m and reachi at 12 500 p.m. pm ti, TO-MORROW naif Oil] nrN st< '.m. for each 'p
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    CHIN KEE ONN WINS V.M.C.A. TENNIS TITLE
    367 17 Katnis Beaten In Singles Final putation U a Malayan Champion, Cam Kvv Oni id displi terday to win the final of the V.M.C.A ampionship from H. Kamia 6—3; 6—3. ten wer :bit!on. f th i han< m 1 1 u< up thi play■upo
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    Yesterday's Soccer Results
    36 17 Yesterday's Soccer Results S. A.I.A league DhrWoM I Police brat Malays t> I S.A.F.A. league division I GuillMn luat Gordon I—o.1 0. Division lI A X A (Blakan Mati) beat Malaya Bifnab :i— 2. llllilllltnlllllllMlllllllllllllllK I
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    Anderson Beats Smith
    74 17 omgapore, Tuesday 1 ANDERS* )X sprang a surPnse ta the tie played m the Tonnis Tournament of the Sin gafev S CUlb When he de^ated ,f llth M year's singles seta b. the semil™ this evening, JUil Jter the final him^if ga O ff c )iaved Smith
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    S.R.C. TENNIS RESULTS
    147 17 Singapore, Tuesday. I AWING to failing light two matches m the first round of the Singapore Recreation Club tennis tournament had to be left unfinished this evening. The sets -will be comp'otea to-morr; The following are this evening's results: SINGLES HANDICAP A FIRST ROUND: D D'Rozario plus
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TIES
    211 17 The Following arc the ties m S.C.R.C Sprin 5 tennis tournament, which menccs to-day: TO-DAY v Singles Handicap" Yap Ah Hian —15 vs. Goh TeikChOW —9. Cheong Chee Una 3 vs. i Tat 3 K. I. Tan —3 vs. Y. F Tai scratch "B Singlet Handicap* 1
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    WEEK-END RACES AT R.S.Y.C.
    137 17 WEEK-END RACES AT R.S.Y.C. THE Royal Singapore Yacht Club ►uncea that on Friday, Apr. 5, tr will be the usual \w^> for all Claw 5.25 p.m On Saturday. Apr the "B" C will sail tta 2nd Rac- for the Santry Challenge Cup (Ladies Race, at 4.30 p.m. On Sunday. Apr
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB TO HOLD TWO-DAY MEETING
    159 17 SELANGOR TURF CLUB TO HOLD TWO-DAY MEETING THE Selangor Turf Club Spring m< i Ing will bo a two-day affair, first day on Wednesday, May I, and t. second day on Saturday. May 4. En tries close at 12 noon on Tuesday. Apr.J 23 Only two runs are provided for
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      89 17 Hgiorls Iliarv 10-DAY SOCCEK: S.A.F.A. League, Div. S.C.C. vs. Loyals, Stadiur. Div. 2 B Custoj v^ J.C.S.A J.C.S.A.; DHL Chartered Bank vs. Cold Sto: age, s.h.b. TENNIS: S C.C. and SRC tow namenta. CRICKEI': Fort Canning vs. Malaj Signals, Tanglin In an Inter-company soccer mate] the A Company, ol the
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    GIRL CLAIMS SHE WAS SEDUCED IN A CAR
    212 18 GIRL CLAIMS SHE WAS SED UCED IN A CAR Park m O Lei Hoi I liunldpi t hi 'J i Kit wa thei d Lee H rd PERMIT REFUSED On Bat n they wtn( tl thi Prol Inquli y The Pro. J toi o\ I ii be i waitn i
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    Alleged Attempt To Bribe Constable
    52 18 Alleged Attempt To Bribe Constable F(H{ allrsedlv ofTeriiiß ihur ctuistables on special rounds i\ r dollars to do him a favour nid not "disturb" a party of {amblers a Oiine.M' named Tan? \h Poe\ was charged yesterday n the Magistrate's Court with laving offered illegal gratiMcaions The case was postponed
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    GOLF AT R. S. G. C.
    355 18 THE Ladies' April medal competition n 1 the Royal Singapore Golf ciul was played off at Bukit Timah on Mon day and resulted In a win for Mrs. J n Ross m "A" Division with a scon of 35 2. m a win for
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    HOW THE COLONY WILL PAY WAR TAXATION
    405 18 HO W THE COLONY WILL PAY WAR TAXATION Singapore, Tuesday. %|l I'-ASI'KKS <<» augment the Colony's contribuavß t ion to the (mperial war expenditure were taken this morning when bills enabling the imposition of new duties and taxes were introduced into the Legislative Council ai an emergency meeting. Similar measures
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    Crime Drama At Alhambra
    261 18 Oc«jiu<^L_ .'/Ui'^vi: i refttion," a virii- I with n me Wiled at th I Theatre j m eompl la pgyi fa man. lIL ft by ap: I Who ministers to prisoners The appt I to f nature ls successful II plration Is the prospective mar. I
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    "Gulliver's Travels"
    145 18 DARAMOUNTS technicolour picture, p "Gulliver's Travels," opened to b completely full house at the Cat hay S (Singapore) yesterday afternoon and I was voted a mcst entertaining and well-produced picture. It is a film every child of every nationality should see. and it will do many an adult
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    A.C.S. OLD BOYS
    121 18 US foJ lo ln Will represent the A.C S rh? D A ;^iation at cricket against the S.C.R.c. on Saturday, at 2pm I sharp at Hong Lim Green I rim^Sl Che s sian Au Ken Chu. Swee Lim Swang, Cecil Ferdinands. On- Swee I Ken* Fong Kirn
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      40 19 l.wi ion. i ur.-Hia.v. 34 79 KM M P, 116 3 23 6 o It) O il/ ii 4 2 99 2 Oil Ba [A. C J 4 v: ma ii iu-i. 2 c Re. Gold Loan
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      36 19 London, iuesaay. i r London on Pi. ITS. 50 i London on A: (0 7.53 n; a 4 X/TLondonc I kon? Lv 2 29 32d Pj .^29 32ri 1/TLond on New York 4.02V2t0 4.034
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      PRODUCE
      45 19 i ut'sclay *a:m 01] (Malaj Unquoted September S n Unquoted 17 1 Sellers Tapioca. Seed P< Quality (Bing 31 April /•r (FAQ Shir 4 3 16 April May Beilers 2 i:> 18 April May r, Value Block Ipril Sment. 30- April MaiNorn m al
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      BULLION MARKET
      12 19 don. Tuesday. 20 3 16 BAR GOLD. Pine net £8.8.0
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      NEW YORK
      13 19 •i-pui one, Apr Buyers Sellers auy S ivl nm Alter yjy -■<■!
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      Eraser's Daily Report
      49 19 Sinsapciv. Tuesday. It to-day taken m tin however was ndnSb A 32 00 v*>u *> $4UO jut o'c values at spot 55% aaber and July|Separkel steady with buyuchaisea $1.04. une to 5 Batu Belangors 1 ime to I Hum La? on ■a Sti tits 0 Brick 35
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    SUCCESSES IN MEDICAL COLLEGE EXAMINA TIONS
    811 19 nESUITo of the March. 1940, professional examination i baffles College of Medicine, issued last night, are as follow! Mcc! sal: The following have pas the Final ProfessionaJ Examination P ii Inc. Burgen ijkl Midwifery tad Oynaecoli :id have been the College Diploma I. s
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE EXAM. RESULTS
    99 19 RAFFLES COLLEGE EXAM. RESULTS THE following candidates were successful m the Raffles College Examinations m Education held m March. 1940: PASS WITH CREDIT Chang Mm Tat. Leong Ah Gnow. Oag Swee Ken?. See Tin See (Misst, Tan Sock Kern <Miss>. Tan Teik Hock. Thevathasan. Nancy P (Miss). Wong Kcng Sam.
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT
    178 19 |TIGHT hundred and fifty schoolchildren joined enthusiastically m the community songs that were sung at the Children's Concert held m the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday ingTho 'piece de resistance" In the delightful repertoire of that were rendered by a choir of 65 Raffles Girl's School students. wa s
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V.
    107 19 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Royal Charter AD. 1824. Incorporated m the Netherlands. I (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capita! i. 40.030,000.Reserve Fund 10,500,000.Londun Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED. Head Office: AMSTERDAM Branches: Holland; Rotterdam. The Hague, and 64 branches and su^-branches at smaller places. Netherlands East
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    VIOLENT AIR BATTLE ON DUTCH FRONTIER
    133 20 Air 2 VU-i I thousands Ol IfJO 1>llt; I Dutch m tral h i m out "I d< .vli:it a happ rival pla i and mai f> i \nf i-.f ir < r .1 1 1 RW »as In. .id Ironi i»M- German tide
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    NAZI-SOVIET CO-OPERATION
    41 20 NAZI-SOVIET CO-OPERATION London Ipi the ■me ph di lared Ueul I K''ir. iptrollei oi the H by Mi Ait 1 ler- who wanted to what cxent Russia wsxa < with o« i.uiy nuclei the tei m ol the luded I-.-! i them
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    STOP PRESS
    186 20 London, Apr. Th«« Admiralty announce thai mn aircraft attacked <»ur convoys m thp North Sc;i this alter 'kiiiii luil were driven ofV In pUlflrC At u-asi irn bombi wore dropped hut no hits pare obtained and no dOJßaffl was done. The convoys arp acooortilni on their royagos, Ke
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    Lifeboat Men Kept Busy
    104 20 but the pared with that month In other yean la the history of the There were 76 launches o\ I and 77 l:- id Rewards £2,000 we Ived by crew* from the National Lifeboat Institute Sinoe the war started, 1851 livra have d by lif< boat.s.
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    The Morning Tribune Wednesday, April 3 Two Girls See Fathers Decorated
    56 20 The Morning Tribune Wednesday, April 3 Two Girls See Fathers Decorated Two ten-year-old girU father A*.ed by the King k:i. :iis morning v. he first time relatives were atm; to the ceremony cf investiture Fifty relatives watched 37 m I one woman receive decoration men included two orticers n awards
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      63 20 I V\ -turn l CATHAY W&^^^tgg^^. I (mI ill I "jT^^^^^^^^^ k.15 9.15 I in'JMMIIT^ ITS GRAND! ITS (iLORIOL'S I J l| T^ J TUNEFUL and UPROARIOVS ?^2 K3i Sliuw of the c.^^^ t f.r. m .^^tr LAUGHABI* LOVABLE < llllilliiiiill^^ STORI of GULLIVER for MOOUCED IV MAX FlflSCHEft O.ftECTf
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