Morning Tribune, 4 March 1941

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    24 1 SVn SALES EXCEED 4,500 DAILI Morning Tribune Vol 6—No. 27, Tuesday, Mar. 4, 1941. NEXT SALES EXCEED ((w Morning Tribune Tuesday, March 1, 1941
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    MENZIES CIVES WARNING TO AUSTRALIANS
    473 1 LONDON, MAR. 3. mtt H'STKALIANS SHOULD NOT PERMIT THEM. J <i I VES WILLY-NILLY TO DRIFT INTO AN AT■a/^PHFRE IN RELATION TO JAPAN WHICH WAS 4T E \ST Dl BIOIJS AND MIGHT QUITE IRANKLY BE DANGER1,0 NOT LET ITS GROPE IK. HAD IN THAT KIND
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    121 1 While at sea every man m the ship almost lives at his action station. The shells are m the guns and ready to fire the moment the enemy is sighted. An action schedule is worked out allowing the barest minimum for eating and sleeping. The men make up what (hey
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    Eden, Dill In Greece
    111 1 M Athens, Mar. 3. R. Anthony Eden's talks with the Greek authorities, which began on Sunday night, ended after midnight. They will probably be resumed this afternoon. Sir John Dill was presen> at the conversations. The visit of Mr. Eden and Sir John Dill is expected
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    Britain Has Not Broken Off Relations With Bulgaria
    321 1 London. Mar. 3. BRITAIN has not yet broken oft relations with Bulgaria. Ihe decision, says Router's diplomatic correspondent, rests with the British Minis ter, Mr. Q. W. Rendel, who will take it when he thfoki fit. in other words, when ru> continued
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    JAPANESE ARMY THREAT Til CARRY WAR INTO BURMA
    263 1 JAPANESE ARMY THREAT Til CARRY WAR INTO BURMA TAIHOKU (FORMOSA), MAR. 3. fcS OPEN THREAT TO CARRY WAR INTO BURMA IN THE EVENT OF CHUNGKING TROOPS ENTERING BURMA WAS VOICED BY THE SPOKESMAN OF THE JAPANESE FORMOSAN ARMY. Commenting on the allegation of an Anglo-Chungking agreemqot for the dispatch of
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    STOP PRESS
    83 1 London. Mar. 3.— "The fixhtnu m Fa^ Wrira i* of an extremal v intense nature a^d it may be necessary for M to make ulterior McriHccv" sail a war rommentu- »»r on th«* Rome radio to-4*y. Iff- ad«Ud that Ibe BrHUh ar--Mtef a third of th*-ir million mti\
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    NEW BRITISH ADVANCE
    337 2 aim. Mar. 3. IN their sweep into Italian Somaliland, British troops reac.i ed 80 miles beyond Mogadishu and occupied the village «>» Duca Degali Abruzzi. an important agricultural centre. Then is no change in the position in Eritrea, Libya or Abyssinia, it is reported in to-day's official
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    1,100 Italians Waited To Surrender
    109 2 1,100 Italians Waited To Surrender \Fi\, i 1/ tpecicU correspondent at M<>u. L i I J.amiwi, Mai'. 'I SEVCEAL uflUcrs and IICO men oi MM shall rred Italian S«>maliUtul :;ini\ wlm v anted to >;irrrndor ifter t»if Till «»t the t >v.» -pent a ni«ht Ofi tli»* be-uh In Mogadishu
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    Italian Atrocity At Larissa
    64 2 Italian Atrocity At Larissa .Mhtnv Mar I Tilt !u>» oi rtvcuinjj Hit n\*ru. uoiiidi :\w4 pipiMfffl buned m the r.iiM> of LtfftßNl inu interrupted an boor Nfcilc Italian nlsn#n bwnbcd Urn f.irth( wtritknn town. Earth tremors Mill continued as bomber* launched an attack, though the ItßUans must hive l>eon weil
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    ENVOY LEAVES FOR ISTANBUL
    56 2 Ankara V Mr Sta (xlpps, British Amta <ow wh returned to A: yc\stei\ H a', I .iu r. by ffr Istanbul, I by Mr ire he called a: the Foreign CM tie had an hour's conversation with M 3ura;oglu, the Turkish Foreign Minuter Earlier day be
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    SOUTH AFRICA BANS EXTREME ORGANISATION
    70 2 Capetown. Mar. 3. THE extreme republican organisation "Ossewabrandwag is declared by Government Gazerextraordinary to-day to be an ontanLsation to which Section Six of the rational security regulation applies "Oisewabranciwaa; 1 is popular y regarded a> anti-British. Under Section Six of tin security ltgftdfttlons. which were
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    80 2 THE popular Australian Cine Sou^ci Review was screened together with -Convoy" at the Paviiion j Theatre last night. Vivid scenes of the fail of Tobru!;. with Australian troops, tanks and infaiuiy advancing, showed the, speedy progress of the British In Africa. Picture^ of the warm welcome gtftn by
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    ST. ANDREW'S OLD BOYS'
    91 2 AT the annum! general oo r»! ta Irew i O!1 Boy*' h*soeiation hei-i last Saturday, the following were eiected oflfc*. bearen Patr Principal; pat •ja L Pr Dr Loh r.-j-r, Li] MB; lice-pi Mr Lirr. Mr :ih Hi:; I), J C. H Lini. Mr X I
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    122 2 *As part of tfieir jl. realistic trainiing course, j London firemen S are taught to j. r pr their way a b o v t S blind folded. S This is to re- i produce the) se nsa tion of S fighting a fire y m dense snioke. and when
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    Material Aid For Britain Increases
    168 2 Material Aid For Britain Increases Wiriani Interview^ Umdon, Mai- 3 A N A amoum of American ma t() J Britain is comm, every J! Mr John G.Winant. America-, ,new Ambassador. info,* newspapermen. .It is my belief,- he added "that Gorman propaganda that American help A l} too late will be
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    PRODUCTION EXPERT LEAVES FOR BRITAIN
    70 2 PRODUCTION EXPERT LEAVES FOR BRITAIN Washing M« 2 HOLLOWING many private itii i with President Roo/evelt. ft Thomas Donald Campbell, thejii known American mass product! specialist, is leaving on Wednag ior London by the Atlantii Ciipp Mr. Campbell told r< he is expecting to stay m Englag for two months
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    To-day's Laugh!
    8 2 "Bre*. fun nothing. Its my h**
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    BULGARIA AN RAF TARGET?
    513 3 BULGARIA AN RAF TARGET? I o iiM k i|ii€ k nre« Of Vavi London, Mar 3. 4 WARNING that Bulgaria must take the consequent ces of allowing the German occupation, sympathy w j t h the Bulgarian people and the fact of British preess to deal with eventualities m the
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    £7 Million Increase
    51 3 Ankara, Mar. 3. THE new Turkish budget totals £60,000,000. an increase of i 7,000,000 over the past year. The increase is due primarily to supplementary sums for national defence, additional credits for the construc:ion of railways and reconstruction works and security measures prompted by the European war.
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    118 3 >f When the Km^ i toured some of /the bomb-i S scarred d is- L tricts m Bristol 1 he was greeted i )on a housing estate by house- wives who were carrying on i although their j L homes were m ruins. Some of i Jthem held? strings and;
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    Morrison's Daughter To Wed M.P.'s Son
    52 3 Morrison's Daughter To Wed M.P.'s Son MISS Mary Morrison only daughter of Mr. Herbert Morrison. Home Secretary and Minister for Home Security, has become engaged to Mr. Horace Williams, .son of Mr. Tom Williams. Labour MP for the Don Valley division of Yorkshire an d Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry
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    15 3 Mi. r. V. A. Brodle has been appointed X act as Deputy Legal Adviser, r\M..S.
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    Dardanelles: Decree
    54 3 Istanbul. Mar 1 THE Turkish naval uuthoiitir. are reported to have i>su-d Inptructi na that ;<u ihtoi desiring to paaf through the Dardanrllrs must henceforth notify their identity and aik for a i > 1 1* t These Instruction i 11 Is repc ar due to the mining
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    Severe Snowstorm In North England
    120 3 London. Mat. 't IT can now bo .said that a niovKtorm Of a imc-mimi 1 unparalleled for more than half a ejnfciry raged m iSI north oi England during tht third m* ol Febl Snnw fell continuous* for M Hours over an an-a ranging from
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    FRANCE DEFEATED BY BAD HEALTH
    360 3 Vichy, Feb. 16. POINVIDKNT \vith e recent announcement 1ha1 th<- PreneJl State radio stations are to Commence B series of health talks three times weekly, an officially inspired statement on the subject flatly stated that one of the principal causes ot* tinrecent French defeat was
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      37 3 HVKRSEA-CHIXESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED. •><'« to announce thai their new branch office at Nos. 122 124, MAIN ROAD TAIPiNC (PERAK) \(Ulress: "Oversea" Wephftiie: No. 286 10 Bn; No. 24 1 < onnuence business on "IHURSDAY 6th MARCH, 1941. Master
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      87 3 jjg EASTER SALE !'i io o i i2i iFi i io i II^SSKCSLPYBN^i •l o 'N, Hv r .D>U|« IS N I O SA C »|l ■I SO I J iy C C|C E sN X sii j| tt L X W R S A X 1" Cil ii X
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    Dutch Children's Party Helps Orange War Fund
    879 4  -  VERA ARDMORE By TON YEARS-OLD Audrey Penist- er-Wright, who is the gw\st of Mrs C. J. Church at 17, Swettenh;im Road, was hostess at a novel birthday party on Saturday. Party was m honour of "Schnitzel," Mrs. Church's miniature Daschund puppy, who was
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    72 4 I OVELY wed- J I* ding gown of C heavy white i embossed satin J taffetas with a heart shaped ncrkli.ie wil! be worn by Miss Gwen (irifliith- f KttCi when she I weds Mr. John j Biyce Picke' «ni» at the Presbyte- i lian hur c hi this aiieni.ion.
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    Dutch Guides' Party
    109 4 Dutch Guides' Party t Top. i ight Some of (he attractive dolls i that stocked I th« Dutch Girl Guides stall at) \t h c children's r party held at i the Hollandst he I Club on Satar- day afternoon S S !n aid of the I Orange Wa r
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    New CHARACTER In CLASSICS
    544 5 New CHARACTER In CLASSICS *i._-H'ie* detail* bring* sliiHwai*- i'r.M-ks and diriidK right up lo j dale i IST frocks and I s ill inspire most dressei but new new details bring >to date. Cottons arently, en the ranging through ickers, and piques ,yen cotton fabrics, broadcloth and' musual weaves m
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      107 5 Hi iUM»*}^^^M i'IHU»»"HIIIU|l ••<»»l»«>»»*t" »^^^H J Australia produces B eniit jXX x^tKVX .i »i Breakfast Cert ah 'ljSxW (j&!x&f everything that y« Butter, Cht '^T/ f for your shop- C J£? r ruiU r* <r\ pinir list A rei n»n*v U^^ ftllttj m Syrup htjt Kk fine choice of good
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    WHIPPING AND GAOL FOR BLACKMAILER
    680 6 Eight .tn* im^*-'"*Z~£ f £rZ Sen, Itfth majHa trrte. J! I)V thmlwißg Krixhne, for blackmailing a Europtan, »ir. .»> toe^ebi. the poMce u«to« «rtota «m of «W pit id to him KnShna'S younger uiwtni. Retnasamy, was also charged >n three counts of extorting $60 from
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    SOLDIER AN INCURABLE CAR THIEF
    174 6 i PKIVATK McQIMN of ihv S I Mamheste Regiment I* s in inveterate motorcar thief. llr has proved himself a ,)isl to motorists on se?en diffnent occasions by stealing i their tars. Six times he h;ul been se.it i to gaol but McOuire had not
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    KNOCKED DOWN CYCLIST
    165 6 KNOCKED DOWN CYCLIST -A FINK >l SlOO, or, m default. 1 A three months' simple imprtoonmert was passed by the district traffic magistrate, Mr. I 'C. H. Whitton, yesterday, on. Tan Lye Hoo. van driver, for using hurt to b Sikh cyclist l)v negligent driving. 'Couri Inspector Frrw pros^cutert iwfltk
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    Australia's Fine War Effort
    199 6 Australia 's Fine War Effort < Tribune Siafi Reporter) i II'STKALIA is doing magnificent u-. f or v,, Uar \n. effort "much more than people re i I every member of the community, including 3 ladies, are tirelessly working on mmh( j u[n according to Mr. T H. Stone, well-known
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    Beauty Through The Lens
    36 6 Beauty through the camera lens.. 'Icor^ Carroll, Irma Wilson, Madelyn Martin. Nina Bissell. and Louise LaPK'xice are ready to rrhrarse for some of the backstage scenes for MetroGbldwyn- Mayer's forthcoming statical retran.
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    India As An Arsenal For Our War Effort
    387 6 COULD, anything be more fantastically untrue than a statement about India made by the Berlin radio m its Arabic broadcast the other evening? "The Brtijsh had imagined." it was said, "that India In war time would be an arsenal and armament factory
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    CHINESE, JAPANESE AND THE LEAGUE
    389 7 DECLARATIONS tod documents relating to tfce Stoo4*i»n■«M war have just been published by the Press Bureau <>1 the Chinese Delegation at Geneva under the title of "Jnpanesr Aggnnkm and the League of Nntions, *****940." The statement by H.F. Dr. V. K. Wellington Koo, made before
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    H. L. HOPKIN'S
    735 7 Letter From London A J •Advertisement For* The Press: The New War Secretary: Italy's j "Dusty" Answer To j Churchill: Saga Of A Legless Pilot <lIH»HHtIIt>HWtMH»*»HIV' I inn. Jan. 6. -I i Inlays— tV those who 1 ,e abl- to t Ae holiday ,i, 01 r are!
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1941. NEW AXIS MEMBER
    336 7 MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1941. NEW AXIS MEMBER JJY signing the Tripartite Ante Pact m Vienna last week-end, Bulgaria will iiiul herself on the losing side ii he <*"d of this war, as she did m the last war. In effect, Bulgaria, like Slovak^. Hungary and Rumania, recognises the
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    WU TE-CHEN COMMENDED BY CHIANG
    144 9 Chungking. fiENERALISSIMO CHIANG M KAI-SHEK highly commended General Wu Te-chen, Minister of Overseas Affairs, for his success in the goodwill tour to the Philippines, Netherland- East Indies, Malaya and Burma. The generalissimo showed a keen interest in the welfare of the overseas Chinese in those
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    FREE FORMOSAN ARMY FORMED
    62 9 Chungking. AFORMOSAN Revolutionary League has been formed here to replace previous organisations in order to concentrate their efforts to right Japan. The salvation of the Formosan j people lies in a Chinese victory over Japan, declared a spokesman of i this League. A Formosan army is
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    K.N.I.L.M. FLIGHT TO MANILA
    93 9 THE K.N.I.L.M. will mak.° a .special flight to Manila, leavir Eatavia on Mar. 11 and arriviat, m Manila on the 12 with an overnight stop at Tarakan. On the return trip tho plane will louve Manila on the 13th and arrive m Batavia on Mar. 14
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    15 9 jn the <' i:ldl r 1 hav< l*<»* German) u that thej gfl Wvll. I the
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      50 9 SPECIAL! SCREENING TO-DAY AT THE CAPITOL The Official Film Record of "THE BATTLE OF TOBRUK" Including General McKay's address of ihe Anzacs on the eve of the Battle Dawn and Victory ALSO INSPIRING of H.M.S. SYDNEY'S WELCOME HOME her glorious Naval Victory By Arranfanent with the British ministry ff INFORMATION
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    TONTINE CASE TO BE WITHDRAWN
    248 10 TONTINE C ASE TO BE WITHDRAWN WHEN tli'* ca c vi which Madam ti Tiow Rltai Boay N T io:i. wherein i charged «>n three (Mints with criminal breach ol trust was mentioned yesterday. In the DisMiet Court, courl Inspeetci D R. Cowle told Mi J L. IfrFa!!, I>i i
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    Alleged Theft Of Shoes
    86 10 Alleged Theft Of Shoes TAN Yoke Ban, a. young Chinese who i was charge! with the i theft of a' pair of. shoeb, told Mr. Conlad Old ham. the] second magistrate, yesterday, that Itte incident had bap- pcned at a .smoking den, and that when ihe left the place, h
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    20 10 a commission m sub-Ueui -aunt In I Auxiliary Service ol !l S.SR.N.V.H hftS been granted to Mr T. A Crowicy
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    More Foodstuffs To Be Regulated
    154 10 AN Order called the Regulated Foods (Singapore* Order, 1941. wels published yesterday. Under this order, dealers In certain essential foods are required to obtain special new licences from th? Food Supply Officer, Singapore. The publication of this order foreshadows for Singapore the introduction of a
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    THEFT OF BACON & CHEESE
    102 10 THEFT OF BACON CHEESE A YOUNG Chinese. Quek Sk'W Liak was yesterday sentenced 10 one day s simple imprisonment and a fine of 5250. or five month's rigorous imprisonment, by the acting fifrh magls- i trate, Mr. Hon Sui Sen for stealing, three sacks of bacon valued $210 and a
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    Accurate Shooting By Greeks
    41 10 Athens. Mar RESTRICTED engagements between contact forces are reported m a Greek High Command communique Greek artillery, it continues, silenced enemy artillery m some sectors. Accurate shooting by the Greek artillery exploded an enemy munition dump Reuter
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    500 U.S. Warplanes For China
    129 10 500 U.S. Warplanes For China Shanghai. rpHE United States will supply China with 500 warp-amah strengthen the Chinese air force so as to enable the Chinese to launch an effective coun-ter-attack against Japanese air raids, according to the Kuo Ma News Agency. As a result of the recent **y venations
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    17 10 London. Mar. 2.— The death JM coned In London, to-day, oi famous Orientalist. Mr M4| Harris Reuter
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      479 11 M I Situations Vacant K<pi.;hMKid compositor and Apply Box No. 295. Malj-u pore. (No. 6i»K'< i t aeac CiumrwHer with experti iir i.tivf-rtlscnu-nts tor a Apply Poat OOea Box ?ti. (No. K4OGt mediately Singapore. Expp;u for 2 children. Apply Box Tribune. Singapore. (No. 703G> d StoeklaCl for Popular Brand I'
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      529 11 Miscellaneous OULAM MOHAMET Tailor 460 R ?oodTtt?n* RO M d H 8t y»»«. OuaraT^s h O'ju htting— Modi-rate pr:ces. (No. MIX}) for prompt and itmnta* Ivlr( iric..j Ser\J-e jia, Jonker Street Mah.c-, W* are may < ,u lP ped (No Soci Ti n S f r be3t Mal{i yac turf
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    SHORTS
    248 12 Mrs. J M. Adan pjintec A istant C imports and F- inf. Mr D H V DvOne ha* been appointy a DepiK> Controller of Kcstrict'd Export., lot Settlement b;n?aporf» Ml J. TV- Ml F T. Bphraum or. i>oh Poon l avc been ttjJ members ol tfc *atee to ?i»t
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    FULL NAVAL HONOURS FOR OSIMI BURIAL
    52 12 THF remain* ICineo buri.d With the ccmet.ry heroes, near X cast or" Nannii A sum of $10,1 the Territorial Yuan T.ti. m X Chiv. down the l planr burr.i to Ha necti D U •hern Invs troops were rera and belong! plane, t: i-i-
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      271 12 Public Notices SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY tumaaa. TENDERS are u towing materials or _ei cui_ur_ see IAunid|»_ Ter.cer B Tender C.jn>;r i tion of WU R:>ad, from O. R Wd I > T_:i; n:-- E r id (Deposit 12 nooi_. U Supply of Sanitary I- ting, Deposit *S0 4 p.m. Supply of
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    Italian Air Collapse
    288 13 Lgitfe. amazing nngle feature of the African lighting has Ifu iniffectivtmss <•! the Italian air force. bc-th in the I Itrugulc fer B:«rdia and in the later phase for the de- i Tnbrttk. which began whtn Bardia fell. wff I am A W as (lotted with es
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    80 13 £388,000 Estate To Mother piLOT-offlcer Rich--1 ard Ormo n d c Shuttleworth. RAF. 31, chairman of Railton Cars, Ltd.. and racing motor driver, left £388.007 grot* with net personalty £229.073 i Duty paid £21.976». All of the estate is bequeathed to his mother. Mrs. Dorothy Clothilde Shuttleworth. Under the will
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    JUDAS
    99 13 THE campaign of anonymous letters m Oslo has assumed large proportions, says the Oslo correspondent of Stockholm's Tidningen. One anonymous letter to a Cabinet Minister contained thirty silver coins, with a note quoting the relevant passage m the Bible. Then one of the twelve, called' Judas Iscariot, went unto
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    CHAP-JI-KI LOTTERY CHARGE
    71 13 OH Sam Hoon. 32--year-old woman, was sentenced to lour months' simple imprisonment, by Mr. Conrad O1 d h a m. second magistrate, yesterday, for assisting m carrying on Chap-Ji-Ki-lottery. Accordinn to Court Inspector c w. Such, prosecuting. Oh was '/ound m ix).ssession of staking slips and I
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    ROBBERY OF 30 CENTS ALLEGED
    48 13 A charge of havinu robbed B. Abdul Ifttj of 30 cents was explained to Lei Chang, 28. when to was produced before Mr. Conrad Oldluu m the second police court terday, The case wa i post poned until Mar 10, and b opposed
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    EASY WIN FOR THE SIGNALS
    408 14 EASY WIN FOR THE SIGNALS Nftting three goals m the first haii. the Malaya Signals C«Sily defeated the V.M.C.A.. yesterday. In a Division II match, on the Stadium. The Signaller! played a hit;>' game, combining splendidly throughout vh(-ii Inn r ti 10, Managnan, Penman and Gardner, were particularly impressive and
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    224 14 BUSINESS HOUSE LEAGUE SOCCER BANKERS STILL WINNING IN a Business House* League matel the Clerical Union ground, o beat Naafi by two goals to nil. Bt: The match seldom rose above mi anrt .-els of forwards took turns In do The Bankers monopolised the c* half but m the .second
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    127 14 i IJNUKERS' gained a Hw- w three victory over Brink- nianns on th** Fraser and Neav^ ground yesterday m i Business ttoosea League 1 match. \t half time the Uniteers S led by three goals to one. i Harun scored the first goal for Tniteers with
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    106 14 NEWS BREVITIES Thi- r< signatiq acting sub L. T. Edmetl oi RJf.V.B ha! i cepted Mr. R. Coort Passed Cadet, yan Police Sei has bee p. .ippoinie act as Assistant i 1 erintendtnt, Malj Police Service. Dr. v; Line Director of U tion. S.S. and I sei on Educa t-'.M.S.
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    Colonel Donovan In L'don
    92 15 London, Mar. 3 Colonel W. J. Donovan, unofficial European observer for President Roosevelt, arrived m London from Lisbon 10-day. Hp was m London m August and again m December and during the intervening periods has visits* nearly a d o z c i capitals. Col. Donovan
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    237 15 The Rulers of the! ,r\M.S. have appoint ed Mr. C. W. V. Carey to be a Judge of che Supreme Court, *\M.S. The High Commissioner, with the concurrence of the Chiel justice, has appointed Enche Osman bin rlaji Dahat, Deputy iegistrar, Buprem< Court, Seremban, to act as Registrar
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    228 15 /MIN Xc Onn. Singapore tennis champion and Malaya" runner-up, was, yesterday, surprisingly beaten by Yadi m the Knowles Cup 'semi-final of the V.MC.A lawn te loumamen* The score was 6-2. 4-6. 6-1. Yad: wffl meet i Knmis m the final. TOougb no: playins with usual confidence. Kce
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    RAF BOMB CRUISER OF HIPPER CLASS
    145 16 British Coastal Command aircraft attacked a convoy ot, German supply ships in thc\ North Sea yesterday, one ship, of about 2.600 tons being torpedoed amidships. Other British bombers stacked (he German seaplane baae atLW| yesterday and German .shipping Ofl the Dutch coast. The attack
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    110 16 To-riay beina the m I Monday m ,ent U a public boliday, which la ....ill-.- pent m making trip "<' he country, but on this occasion, the y ird ipent the morning romenading the 1 1 eU, waiting to Iconic Mr Bden. Ti:r i-i.t city Wet i gaily d< ifflat
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    70 16 Rome, M*j MANY royal houses of Europe were lU the funeral service ol the late King An «c oJ Spain at the Chuich of St. I^i >.y Ol spa nis to-day. The coffin was covered wll V. t ilau md "m token of humility before ow
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    28 16 Berlin, .Mar. 3.— Admiral Darlaa will make another journey to Paris for fresh talks there U morrow, according to the Clermri.i official news agency.- Reuter
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    14 16 Numbir ol planes shot down on all front- up to midnight yesterda} ELEVEN
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