Morning Tribune, 26 March 1941

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    16 1 Morning Tribune Vo l a—So. 46, Wednesday, Mar. 26. 1941. Morning Tribune Wednesday. March 26, 1941.
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    Yugoslavia Signs Away Her Freedom
    1043 1 Berlin, Mar. 25. yn.oSLAVIA'S signature of the Tripartite Pact is I announced in an official German news agency des- patch from Vienna. It says, 'Yugoslavia at noon toI da> entered the Three-Power Pact, being the fifth state to do se. The signature took place, as
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    Reaction To Signing Of Pact
    336 1 New fort Mac AFTER the protracted crisis American opinion was prepared for the Yugoslav t unitarian! and accepts the position with clisappointBtent but not uith alarm While radio commentators and leader writers find consolatirn in the stubbornness of Yugoslav resistance. It is widely believed that
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    GRAZIANI, BEATEN BY WAVELL, RESIGNS
    437 1 GRAZIANI, BEATEN BY WAVELL, RESIGNS RoSil; si vvtriov ROMK, MAR. 25. MARSHAL GRAZIANI, OMMANI>ER--111 IN-CHIEF IN AFRICA, HAS RKSJGNED AT HIS OWN REQUEST, AC CORDING TO AN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT HERE TODAY. RE IS SUCCEEDED BY GENERAL ITALO GARIKOLDI. Marshal Graziani CCMCH to be Chiel of Staff of the Army. Governor
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    Capture Of German Ship (8,516 tons)
    58 1 London, Mar. 25, ANOTHER loss to German shipping iv revealed in an Admi ralty communique which states the merchant ship Oder <ft£l6 tons) has been intercepted. Oder, which was endeavouring to escape from Massawa. in the Ked j Sea, was intercepted by the British
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    EMPEROR SITS IN STATE
    115 1 London, Mar 25. ACCORDING to messages received here from Khartoum "the rebirth of independent Abyssinia"" was marked by the tat public ceremony, attended by the Empeior Haile Selassie, recently. Surrounded by generala and officers of the State, the Emperor sat in WHtc ftt Burye, in Gojjam
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    TWO MILLION' TURKS READY
    500 2 ISTANBI'I- MAR. io. "IF THE NATIONS CHIEF JUDGES THAT WAR ALONK I CAN SAFEWARD THE SACRED TEUST |NH|»Wf» FROM KEMAI. A TATDRK. THE PEOPLE S ™ffi AM) UNHESITATINGLY TAKE UP THfc FK.III, WKlir.^ TOE TURKISH InEWSPAPER, VATAN, DISCUSSING THE I ATFST DEVELOPMENTS IN TIIK BALKANS. The
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    EURASIAN GUNNERS "SHOT"
    186 2 EURASIAN GUNNERS "SHOT" 1 JAILED ty 1 men a.ic tags IQ* Ameri truhan new. who were leViny teers m camp time, the newly mandant vi tin ■menu Vplunteer I ,F. R. Grimwood.D ,nis first official ir, ecti On of n of the forces unc, v yesterday. Lieut. Col. Grimv.ood nu*
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    Churchill's Tribute To The Greeks
    198 2 London, Mar. 25 ON the occasion of Greek Independence Day on Tuesday, the Prime Minister. Mr. Churchill, sent the following messa<r to the Greek people "On this iay Of oroud memories. I would add one brief tribute to those which \hr v.hole civilised world is
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    Legislative Council
    146 2 Legislative Council A MEETING of the L^ial Council will be held on M i day. Orders of the day are follows: I The Honourable the .-UtonM General to move i "That this Council approves .Traffic (Amendment* ReguiatiM 1941. made by the Governor i Council m exercise of powers <■ I
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    Great Welcome In Brisbane
    205 2 U.S. Naval Squadron BRISBANE. MAR. 25. EVERY VANTAGE POINT ALONG THE RIVE? FRONT HERE WAS CROWDED BY EARLY RISER? TO SEF THE ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICAN NAVAI SQUADRON. FLEETS OF HURRYING LAUNCHES. ROW-BOATS AND EVEN RACINfi SHELLS TI'RNED OUT IN GREAT NUMBERS IN THE PERFECT SUNNY
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    NEW COLONISATION
    84 2 I. T Madias, Mar. 24. N order to prevent land assigned to hitherto landless agriculturist* from ftntog its way into tne powession ol rich neighbours, the Government of M.dras litre launched a new scheme of colonisation districts including Tanjore and Kistnu. uridtr this schema graj^U are to bp
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    London Has Another Quiet Night
    101 2 Lor, I THE whole of Britain T-f quiet niS^t and I :nemy bomber **lJfgjtW have crossed the c >vC H I: ndon enjoy ?d Its 1 ;siw night without* X rfl This lull followed a M lated raids m which it^ j mtchines wye d
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    154 2 The Short "Sunderland" long-range reconna*s.g samr flying ooaf has four Bristol "Pegasus XXII" engines each of 850 h.p. Armament includes mul- tiple gun turrets fore and aft and two further j j gun positions m the top of the fusrlige. Heneo a tne aircraft is referred t<» as a 'battleship
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    Shipbuilding In The Colonies
    78 2 London, Mar. 25. I effective mes c: J mention* Lord y. Mr. A. V. Aletander ritten Lc b Fc-rlir.:™ -ntnry question. Durinj the number o! warships buildinj I b is, india and the Colore than doublet! and orders for I substantial number oi merchant vessels placed.
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      351 2 Hearing Restored, Head Noises Banished Aum *> 7•rt rr B**t•■ I c b«ts Catarrh nr,d [n I nrturn? W9& restores mazing neSUIIS baring In si m< ol tb« roost obsttoati Started m 24 Hours by Praised B? Users m# B Former suti«.*r<. rs naturally aro hiprh m umCWF DiSCOVei*V ln
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    Russo-Japanese Relations Improve
    273 3 I Vfchy, Mar. 25. UK presence of Stalin at yesterday s talk between Mr. Matsuoka and M. Molotov. the Soviet Foreign Commissar, is fcrpreted by some Moscow observers as indicating the spe- j iall\ rapid progress m the relations of Soviet Russia and apan says a Moscow
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    Greek Fishing Boat (Armed With Rifle) Repels Destroyer
    52 3 ATHENS, MAR 25. TWO SMAIX GBEI» MOTOR FISHING H BOATS. ONE AKMKD ONI\ *"™.*JsSfi ciutu nt- U.^n Whni the snbma.me bad WPWIW" ed v nM« vard.s. the boat opened toe wttha rWe Tlv "ibmarinr repliod with heavy machino-mm Or mJTSSSmS., Finely tbe
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    Further Fall In Britain's Ship Losses
    118 3 I Battle Of Atlantic London, Mar. 25. [RITISH and Allied shipping of 23 ships, totalling tons, announced m Lon m to day, show a further fal lin's reverses m the Bat iPol the Atlantic. loss of 318,603 tons foi ts. enemy lasses, since the
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    Britain's Record Expenditure
    26 3 [Hideo Mai Oimtmns wpendltun washed new M«h wcord B^tweek During ttw "V" 1 ,t, expend.turc amounted to H« ■"'^.VilV'^f,-. certaii I> tK needed.
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    No Information To Be Published
    18 3 ihlngtOtt, Mar. 25. Secretary t sur h informa»jt-£?«' f thc united States. Reuter
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    PROTECTION FOR STEEL AND IRON CONTINUED
    462 3 Delhi, Mai :m r t n Mini ir«»' rteel manufyctun KI.fcANOR. 'You jook HUM' I M.,\ I \yh;|f U| m\ms -i >• turned over i l< al From now on I'm to b<> a mode] r The trouhl* You I slide and U b<
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    Charge Adjourned
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    142 3 Troops of a young soldier battalion are acting T as gunners, loaders and spotters m co-operation with the not ilia of the Royal Navy which patrol I certain inland waterways which might be subjec to attempted landing by seaplanes. This patrol S constantly watches the many miles of water anil
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    SELF INFLICTED WOUNDS
    97 3 SELF INFLICTED WOUNDS Athens. M.-i A: abnormal number oi lelf- Icted wounds w re m I Bmoi i .liiin prisoner! taken m Alb I Ortei spokesman stai dins io the prisoners, i 1 Day v. .>:-, Issued 'it otAcen to Bhoot any Italian round guilty 1 1 thli pcacThe prisoner
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    BRIGHT REVUE AT SERVICES PARTY
    1007 4  -  VERA ARDMORE By *'CLLEN( E please Ready? O K boys, lights! Major iiMIl yt the order. Mi Gamble and Mr Croston POflßßd the switches and the thOU Wti on! The lights deserve special mention for though they wen* rigged up lii practically no tine by
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    BON VOYAGE
    55 4 BON VOYAGE MEMBERS o i the "Buy a Bomber" Fund committee vnvM have said "iheerio" to Mrs. Brie Kead with very heavy hearts when she left tor home retently. Her engaging personality and decided flair for orga nring endeared her to everyone connected with the Fund and she will be
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    MARKET OPENING
    78 4 CALENDAR J (late well uojih recording is next Friday, March 28, the opening day of Hml R. E. Pren- t i s patriotic market. She has a roomful of de i a h t ui foods which will be attractively displayed on Fri- day as well as occasional
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      38 4 Dainty pastels of an old fashioned nosegay! Flamboyant blooms of a moonlit jungle! All for you, Milady, in washable, crease-resisting smooth-fitting I imported silk and linen prints. I New collection just arrived at WASSIAMULL'S I 31-33 High Street
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      166 4 tw h y d <Tf THOrGHTFt my PARENTS 'a6 SEND THEI SONS AND 3v^^ DAUGHTERJ PITMANS I» If becnu-e W\? OoOtft'i ■?•<■ rapid ■pocltlttWi training hM J extraordinarily successful in M4P ytmng people to wcll-pnid Mid P we«sivf posts in all branches Commercial and Secre'arial work a Accountancy. Such tralnint
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    PLEASE MIND YOUR BACKS!
    704 5 of your wardrobe may say that you look tumed-OUt. But what about the hand- to many ol us forget to use before we the morning? This back-reflecting friend 10 so often shows faults which, though mdaen from our eyes, are plainly visible to our acquaintances. So
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    MIRRORS CAN LIE
    518 5 MIRR ORS CAN LIE t» woman is inclined up to an image ind, instead of the blood image she her mirror. The rcwhat the experts call .«pots" in grooming— s Ihat come from led, but faulty, :llu:eming rurselves VOIR COLOURING K viedge of your own il colouring is an ?mKrtant
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    Services' BREVITIES
    602 6 Services' BREVITIES lIS "liiitiiM'* |»HB econd "Sunday riftin lomboia orgao- ised by the Entertainments Committee oi the Alexandra Depots Garrison Sergeants' proved such an outstanding success thai it has now been definitely decided thai they arc to continue on a weekly basis. They commence at 11 a.m. and continue until
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    CHINESE GIRL SAYS: "I LOVED TAMIL BOY"
    535 6 •■U/K a,, in love with each other," n»U young T«na, Arunu- m Samy, P.W.D. nuwon, when ho was charged with kiilm J v ;i (l (hi 1:;v the DirtrW Court before Mr. J. L. Mchall. The case foi the prosecuticn was that the
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    H. L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    855 7 H. L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London Goering May Claim Throne Of England: Love-Letters Of George Bernard Shaw: Famous Dress Designer Returns To France London, Jan. 2">. ji KMAN Goering, it seems, claims descent from tlu p ijjenet King Henry II of I a nd. In view of the overof the
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    Canadian Troops Train With Special Ray Gun
    181 7 amp Boraen, iuihww/A HARMLESS rav *tn, xvhirh. military officials sai.l "shoots A ilh lhe amirac, and ran,, of a rrtediuir n^>nn,->run is Uin, nsrri hy thM -UKHlian arm«..H c-nrp. in n-an.m, h,..--■Bv moans of a light bulb, magnifying glass and lenses, the ray
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    Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1941. ATLANTIC BATTLE
    323 7 MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1941. ATLANTIC BATTLE you the present, world attention ii focussed on the Battle <>f the Atlantic which has begun in earnest. Neither the possible con equehcefl of Mr. Matauokft'i visit to Berlin and Rome (where ho hopes to make the war-or-peace decision aft "personal acquaintance*'
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    ALLEGATIONS AGAIN JOHORE MOBILE POLE
    337 8 THK alleged "questionable habits" of the Johore Mobil- Poll were referred to by Dr. Mootutamby. at yesterday's m Ing of the Johore Council of State. "If there is any truth in the allegations against the mobile police, they will be only defeating the purpose for
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    VENGEANCE IS MINE
    169 8 VENGEANCE IS MINE IT is a big advantage to know all about the planes which the enemy is using and then you v:\n allow tor their weakness.,. This we have been able to do both with German fighters and bombers. In the picture bek*w :s shown Junkers 88. on? 01
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    Prayers For Dutch
    21 8 Batavia. liar. cational organisation, luan Taibiyah Islamty next month's Congr prayer meeting for I Dutch R il Ts
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    CARRYING ON
    113 9 CARRYING ON THK Windmill Theatre rlaima a proud record of performances carried »>n despite th*blitz. Players act as spotters and also sleep on the premise* Mere are two pictures of performers of! to their shelters, [n the one at top Sonia takes cover on the advice of a root spotter.
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    Army Policeman Acquitted
    69 9 Army Policeman Acquitted icquitted nd i,, bavisan, thirty-flve, Slmcnta] polic man. wa round So guilty Lt b i ch murder or manjaaugntei <> Thomas M-lon «yai i ißineer?, end he was dischaigeo. Twal alleged that Malion died from a bayoi nd afU a ngm with Davi?on. when he found Mallon
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    PROTEST AGAINST HIGH DEATH DUTIES
    492 9 PROTEST AGAINST HIGH DEATH DUTIES A ST in£!? G |mm st against Ule bi "xw* to Heath dutiet In estate duty rate* Q Wong s P Paki »K on the new As a war measure nobodv can possibly objeet to a fairly substantial increase in the scale M death duties,
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    East Coast Road Owner Gets Leave To Eject Tenant
    502 9 that the tenant had agreed not to sub-let the house Mr. Laycock also offered on be half of Mr. Yeo Chiang Bwee per mission for the tenant to have tenancy of the hou.se in East Ooait Road, if his client wa.s
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    HONG KONG STANDS READY
    178 10 Hongkong. Mar. 17. "IF WU U f< ici-il 011 Hongkong. It will rtsift can resist and is ready to resist," said His Excellency the Ciovernor, Sir GeofTry Northcote. at :i Pi-'ss conference. HL^ Excellency add.*d that thr active defence Of Uu Colony wa.s ready and had
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    Johore Food Production Policy Criticised
    325 10 THAT "men of drive, thought and foresight willing to work hard," were needed for kampong improvement work was suggested by th* Hon Inche Onn bin Ja'alar, supporting views expressed by 11. H Tungku Abu Bakar In connection with the food supply position of the State
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    Sixty-Nine People Don't Know Their Onions
    157 10 Sixty-Nine People Don't Know Their Onions CEVENTY applkrt- tions have beer, received from all over the country for a 141b. bap of onions which could not bo delivered at Christmas because the ad- dress label had become detached, states i a General Post Office announcement, quot- j pd in the
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    PRISONER ESCAPES GAOL
    102 10 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 25. IjTHILE working outside Pud it fiaol this morning, a Chinese prisoner serving a «hort sentence made good hh escape. The man was at work with other prisoners on menia! tasks such as carrying water, sweeping drains, etc. at warders'
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      608 11 For Sale AMERICAN FOUNTAIHPINI fta Ut rl] hand 11.50 eacta oost rra Chmgi, Slngapoi. (No \£fi BULL MASTIFI- D rm.um I'u., male pup, seven months uid Apj iy t BOX J^^ on I No L>27U FOR SALE A:, Ml, nd ;11 klllcJ {)> h Ml] t 3y. Lorong 20, Gcylang
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    NEWS IN BRIEF
    261 12 NEWS IN BRIEF ICOUB r Hr. Con i d In tl yest from a c... The mi ?d Moor bin Jaj Ibrahim bin b& Kadi bin Mona i jam and I i ed $4 i Sen j, in WatS: him in The 1 ponod on Apr I INDER SI.V. appe
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      355 12 IF YOU WERE A JUROR ON A MURDER TRIAL and the accuicd party hapjM'iicd It be a BEAUTIFUL GIRI I WHAT WOULD YOU DO? that's BRIAN AHERNE'S PROBLEM with RITA HAYWORTH SEE IT TO-DAY! 1 1 at TmTTTu»nm|l I 3-15 (j-15 M9 i Mi— J— »rM— >a— Hl— <—^ l
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      41 12 I TO-\S(. 18 1 AT THE SUM TALKIE I j (NEW WORLD) NIGHTLY AT 7.30 9.30 I Hmj% conpi-t iixa't kri.' M HH^ 9iflvoujya J^^^'v-W Omor Rodrigu ji Rodio Nightingmes SO£Rli*i*(mon«>t»mm} 9POPULAIR SONGHITS SA^^f *i«i^.' VA ># ORIENTALE- y^>ll\\ krontjong rrst&F**. a
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    NEWS BREVITIES
    166 13 NEWS BREVITIES riIARGED with throwing acid on Sirina Bingh m Cecil Street on the mornInf of Mar. 16. Balaaer Quala claimed trial yesterday in the third court. The ease was postponed until Mar. 31. THARGED with having publi.-hed t defamatory statement in Arabic concernm 1; Mi Abdul Wahab A! jehany.
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    Advice To Malayan Indians
    179 13 Advice To Malayan Indians SPEAKING at the Indian Youth League yesterday Mr. C. S. Venkatachar. the retiring Agent of the Government of India in Malaya, declared that the Indian population in this country should depend for their pro- 1 gress and salvation primarily on themselves and on their own e
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      184 13 guperfluons Hairs i!,,iir lace and body removed by i.vins the marvellous TKKHO WATERS n( h,, destroys hairs and their 2 making further growth impiblr For the treatment three u jcln i r necessary: No. 1 for body jirv No. 1 for facial hairs, and o. 2 for the roots in
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    Boxers Warned About Contracts
    336 14 "nON'T Blffll blank contract U forms until all the Blank spaces have been tilled jn »J the promoter." warned Mr. I- W Brewer, uho pre,ide«t at the annual fenefM meeting of the Singapore Boxittf Association held at the Hapjiv World st.:. dium, vesti*kda> addressing himself to
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    C.A. RECOVER TO BEAT ARGYLLS
    510 14 C.A. RECOVER TO BEAT ARGYLLS IN a thrilling first division match on the Alison Road Stadium, yesterday, Chinese Athletic took both points from the Argylls by the odd goal in three The winning goal wa^ scored two minutes before the end This was the Chinese Athletics iirst win fox the
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    82 14 Prince Bernhard of the Net herlands, who gave a cup to the winning team, was present to view t h e football match between Holland and Belgium at W a ithamstow. London. All i h e Belgian players were in the Free Army, and there were three civilians in the
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    2-Nil Win For Malay Sappers
    277 14 2-Nil Win For Malay Sappers DE. Malays beat Moravia in a seu cond division A match played at Farrer Park yesterday by two goals to nil. For the most part of the same i the match lacked interest buf play I brightened up in the last ten minutes. The first
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    DR. IBRAHIM WINS MEYER CUP AT ISLAND
    89 14 DR. IBRAHIM WINS MEYER CUP AT ISLAND WINNING bi* final tie < holes on Sunday V. Mania by Ihree and S. I. M. Ibrahim w< I Club Meyer Cup championsnip Eight players took tournament. Round by n suits: Ist round: Dr. 8 I 'beat Yong Loon Chonj Dr. H. L.
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    Growing Foodstuffs In Johore
    68 15 Growing Foodstuffs In Johore Lg riculturtl Dent of Joindertaken e measure. tent o i p cultivation of since the 1939, it was in a written question >ato Abdul- b a. tabled at I ouAcll of a:r its meet■ay. that date 1 was stated. U res had been jertata n at
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    Dato Braddell Returns
    23 15 Dato Braddell Returns |um Roland Brad1/ me wellSingapore returned by .ay evening «e] months in Australia. idctell and ts oan Braddell :rd him.
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    EUROPEAN DRIVER FINED
    131 15 ma& Tough, Euro- J pean assistant ol j a mercantile firm wfco.^ car left the road and crashed into a tree along Bukit T:m.i. Road, was fined viso, and his was suspended fe nine months, yes:n the district bffic court. Court Inspector A Prew said that TouLh
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    ECONOMIC WARFARE
    24 15 1 Ministry of momie Warfare 'ting up in •pore a Mission the leadership V. St. J. Kilstudy Econond industrial m the Par
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    257 15 BRIGHT LIGHTS! ♦THE LADY IN QUESTION" (At The Capitol) AS piquant as a French sauce is Uie humour in The Lady m I Question.' 1 the unusual Columbia hit which opened at the Capitol yesterday. The scene of this charming and i individual romance is France: tht hero, a middle-aged,
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    PETROL RATION & FOOD PRICES
    264 15 PETROL RATION FOOD PRICES THERE is iu reason why looa prices should he affected through the rationing of petrol, states a communique fiom the Food Controller. Malaya. Complainl* have been received particularly in the P.M. 8., from •some nee dealers and fo'xi dealers that lorry owners are demanding greatly increased
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    24 15 The soccer fixture in Dj. /A between the R. Navy and the M Regiment fixed to be Piay** at Naval Base yesterday wm canctUed.
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    FULL ENTRIES FOR SINGAPORE RACES
    846 15 A> many a.; 212 entries h««v.-- bet-, received for the Singapore 1 uii Club Governor's Cup me- I which begin* on April 5. Amthe entrants is Malaya's cham horse, De£x>t. Mr. Menties hai entered hii sprinter stayer three events, over six. seven and nine furlongs.
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      193 15 Public Notices SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY i BMM, TfcNbfcKS «re now United f(»r th« followinr rnaterlalH m iervtOH. *"'or pirUculurb Municipal linder Boom. I.nder X»t« Of ClotfOf Supply of oo.ir*« i'.<l a irlng tlv Ml IHI (D«po H $50.) w 12 noon, 2» Murch. IMI. Supply of danltary Plttlna« lUvpott $801-). 4
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      111 15 TODAY SOCCER: Div. I, RAF v :-ac), SWetar Div. IT B, I B. Indians, Navi B Air 11. Q. v R.A.F. <K Geylang; W. B. Corinthii n Kranjl N ;i B H. I GE.C. v A.PC. F and N j H. and S. Bunk v Chartered Bank. SH.B.; COld 81
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    HOME GUARD MADE WAVELL'S VICTORIES
    204 16 HOME GUARD MADE WAV ELL'S VICTORIES LONDON, MAR. 25. TIU BRITISH ARMY CONTINUES TO BREAK RECORDS. THE CURTAIN SHIELDING ITS ACTIVITIES WAS I IFTED I TRTHKR BY LORI) CROFT. INDER SECRETARY FOR WAR IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. TODAY. Lord Croft had a special word for the Home Guard, •probably
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    U.S. MARINES ARRIVE IN TRINIDAD
    57 16 IN rt ol Spain (Trinidad). Mar. 2'k 4 DETACHMENTS 100 I nilfd StatCfl marines have arrived in Port of Spain* I! i- officially citsi iu I as v> i<..\i'n force, Kymholitjir^ ihv co-opera* Hun < ihi 1 I Hit d States <Mi\ Britain in the
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    Yugoslav Funds In U.S. Frozen
    23 16 Washington. Mar. 25.—President lioosevelt has ordered all Yugoslav funds in the Inited i Slates to be fro/en. Reuter
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    INDIANISATION OF SERVICES
    95 16 Delhi, Mar. 24. MR D. C. Williams, Defence Co- -ordination Secretaiy, 11 told the Council of State to-day that Viceroy V; Commissioned Officer^, and Indian Warrant Officers were being appointed to the Royal Indian Army Service Corps to pc»ts which had formerly been held bv British Officeis
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    Gift To Ratings Appreciated
    125 16 Bombay. Mar 24. THANKING the Governor of Bombay for the gift given for th_> ratings of the Roy-.il Indian Navy and Armoured Fighting vehicles, the Commander-in-Chief In his message declares that those who took part In the march past arranged as part of the Bombay War
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    16 16 The resignation of h I the St. Francis InstiUit.oi. W Malacca, by Lieut. B V. **>" accepted.
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    HUNSGRAB FOOD FOR FRANCE
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