Morning Tribune, 1 April 1941

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    16 1 Morning Tribune Vol. 6—No. 51, Tuesday, April K 1941- Morning Tribune Tuesday, April 1, 1941. I
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    MORE ITALIAN WARSHIPS ARE REPORTED SUNK
    1059 1 MORE ITALIAN WARSHIPS ARE REPORTED SUNK FULL STORY OF ACTION LONDON, MAR. 31. JHE FULL STORY OF THE BATTLE OF THE JpNIAN SEA REVEALS THAT TWp MORE ITALIAN WARSHIPS, A DESTROYER AND A SIX-INCH GUN CRUISER, WERE ALSO SUNK DURING THE ACTION, THUS BRINGING THE PROBABLE ITALIAN LOSSES UP TO
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    S. AFRICANS OCCUPY DIREDAWA
    279 1 S. AFRICANS OCCUPY DIREDAWA Jf I CAIRO. MAR 31. UK ED AW A, 1HIRD MOST IMr l'OKTANT TOWN IN ABYSSINIA. HAS BEEN OCCUPIED BY &OUTH AFRICAN TROOPS, ACOKDING TO A CAIRO COMMUNIQUE. DIREDAWA, IT WAS EARLIER ANNOUNCED TROM NAIROBI WAS CAPTURED BY IK1TISH FORCES ON SATl'R- AFTERNOON. British troops have
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    Eden In New Balkan Move
    364 1 Athens, Mar. 31. THE British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, and the Chief of the Tmpcrial General Staff, General Sir John Dill, ar.-.-rived in Athens to-day.- 1 They have resumed ttieir consultations with the Greek Government with the aim of preventing the extension of war
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    RAF BOMB TRIPOLI
    80 1 Cairo, Mar. 31. ANOTHER heavy R.A.F. raid on Tripoli and continuance of R.A.F. support of army operations in Abyssinia and elsewhere I are features of to-day's R.A.F. j communique. R.A.F. bombers, yesterday, it says, bombed and machine-gun-j ned docks, the main quay and petrol installations. There was
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    THE MESSAGE
    92 1 While the world was rock- ing with the latest news of the war's greatest naval vie- tory, the man responsible sent a simple message to the ship? and men under his command The message, thanked every- S one for their support and S ended: i i ID>! And
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    THE MAJOR $ WALLY' HAVE ARRIVED
    89 1 THE MAJOR WALLY' HAVE ARRIVED THE Major and Wally have arrived by fly- l ing boat from Australia. And now they will be seen all over Malaya. Who are the Major and Wally? I They are two typical t Australian soldiers/ whose antics have been J followed by thousands all
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    120 U.S. SHIPS FOR BRITAIN
    194 2 120 U.S. SHIPS FOR BRITAIN From Ne W York New York, Mar. .*>/. FV ETWKKN 120 and HO American vessels jLJ t rr soon to he transferred to the Britisb registry from the United States coastal routes, say* thi Journal of Commerce, quoting mithoritativi sources in Washington. A IVaihintrton m«»«f«
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    Nazis Inspired French Action
    269 2 Nazis Inspired French Action pond London, Mar. 31. JHE Oei ident off Algerian '•vi-- merch )fl ritroJ I>;tj.. >»■'•■• United Stnl- N Gomman the United SI i plained that f taken In i d bptage b\ ews The Fir; 1 foi believing I iy a b rubl 'i i i
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    LATEST
    59 2 P Washington >i<r :i MBH>EMI rei< nai Indi. rated that he M>flt«allf •riered the ■einire of itaiiuj <'«tiiiim ind Danish ihipt ai Ulierl< i iring the ireek- rhis w.is repealed it Prom conference mi the train akiiu him back to Washing nut he<U lined to make mi com- 1
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    German Calculations Which Went Wrong
    502 2 London. Mar. 31 THE Helsingiors Arbetarbladet comments delightedly. "C 1 can understand that Ribbentrop is not entirely pleas* with his new brother Yugoslavia. He wanted to show h Japanese colleague the newly-organised Europe all comple; with Yugoslavia as a fresh extra cake on the tray.
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    PARAS
    70 2 working in the Men- H up) rtrtng .< tl r when he v.a:s al I n (tabbed impatriot in Hospital compound. The in lured man received four stnb wamidt. He reyed to the pital for tment bv the Municipal ambulance. A muta Chinese in with burns r. >uth and
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    Burma Gets New National Emblem
    67 2 Rangoon, Mar 3; b or -new order" which Britain fretted by great ;rowdi in e Bunna to-day, u Bumu\< new tnonlally unfurled. n B -Sir Arrhiojld Coohr nblem-a peaoock in pride c I raiblem Joint I 1 compa of th i m approved bv the
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    UNKNOWN
    64 2 London. M I TAVK.s are patrolling th< I c: Damascus. Aleppo, Hji-'« a— all big Syrian 4 sajra Reuter's Jerusalernm undent, fl Ke adds that tension conjl in these cities and it is e l 'that about 12 persons n lV fl their lives in demonstrat ft is also
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    ITALIAN NAVY'S TRAFALGAR
    518 3 New York, Mar. 31. ||E Italian Navy "s Trafalgar." is the description applied by one New York newspaper to the Mediterranean naval enient which was one of the most spectacular items of the ek-end nous. Cunningham's artillery havS written a thunderous ax to a month already so
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    AVIATION IN NEW ZEALAND
    86 3 AVIATION IN NEW ZEALAND Wellington. Mar. 31 THE development of military aviation has become one of the outstanding features of New Zealand's war effort A notable advance has been made in the manufacture of aircraft. The Director of the Educa'um Service for the Air Force. Mr. Caradus. -states that over
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    Bath Club On Fire
    68 3 London. Mar. 31. The famous Bath Club, in Piccadilly, was severely damaged by fire which broke out In the gymnasium early to-day. All the people in the building, ten quests and 15 of the staff were .saved, except one R.A.F. officer who was suffocated in a
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    ROYAL DUCHESSES
    129 3 The Duchess of Gloucester vi- sited 'Caledo- nia,' the London Club which ha* S been opened foi i the use of Scot. ti.h members S of the Services The Club in G r o s venoi y Place is actual- ly the London i home of the Duke
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    Matsuoka Arrives In Italy
    132 3 Matsuoka Arrives In Italy ROME, MAR. 31. THE JAPANESE FOREIGN MINISTER, MR. YOSITKE MATSI'OKA, REACHED THE BRENNER PASS ON HIS JOURNEY FROM BERLIN TO THE ITALIAN CAPITAL. HE WAS MET AT BRENNER STATION BY THE JAPANESE AMBASSADOR TO ITALY AND BY AN ITALIAN DELEGATION. Mr. Matsuoka alighted and took leave
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    RAF BOMB ELBASAN
    246 3 Athens, Mar. 31. DRITISH bombers attacked objectives in and near Elbasan (the Italian inland base in Albania lying midway between their front, near the Yugoslav frontier and the port o: Durazzo) with successful results, states to-day's British R.A.F. communique in Greece. •Enemy fighters, continues the immunique," broke
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    OUTBREAK OF TERRORISM IN SHANGHAI
    60 3 OUTBREAK OF TERRORISM IN SHANGHAI Shanghai, Mar. 31 IT is authoritatively stated that the British and Amrrican Chambers of Commerce in Shanghai have adopted resolution* deploring the fresh outbreak ol terroristic activities m Rhanuha- An earnest hope was also expressed that such activities will cease anct the community left free
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    Large Audience At Patriotic Film Showing
    923 4  -  H VERA ARDMORE En sdfasada 7^ Piil u red above i Is Mrs. T. Ro- wan, a number of the ca«>t of ithe Bain.ck I Vaudeville Show i which w.ll be lire vented at the Victoria Thea- > trc for th€ se- tond time
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    HARD LUCK
    99 4 Com miscra- tions were the L rider of the day? for the Ross) McLean couple i )at the Yacht CHub on Fridi :y. They were un- lucky enough to^ (l.'ina;i their/ sailing boat just J i as they were) crovinjr thr i start .n» ime for J a
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    On Leave
    50 4 jOn Mrs. R'^rt j Renton wh i went to Aust^* \Ha by flv'"J i boat with hcr r\ small daug»»te'( Jean some <mie) i ago, is H•n I staying in WJ' j 1 bourne. »r I has happily sj*"l i tied in at her, new school "down under
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    KEEP WASHABLE
    716 5 a washable wardrobe, that has been wisely selected for laundering, gives you an abundance of clean, fresh clothes that well-groomed look lITIEN buying ready-made dresses, or fabrics to make up at homr W l mto frockl for everybody wear, let the washability of the material b vcur first
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    TO sum IT UP...
    351 5 TO sum IT UP... Choose fabrics wisely. Use fabrics that are sanforised, so JJnat they won't shrink out of Shape and those that are colour fast to light and washing. Look on the labels on yard goods J in ready-made garments for these facts. You may want crease- resistant fabrics
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    74 6 Two hundred, **and fifty chil- J S dren. who have i been evacuated from the East End of London to safer zones i in the country. J and who have been adopted i by Canadian troops, were i entertained by the Canadians i to a party. All expenses and S
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    Jury's Verdict Expected To-day
    220 6 Nee Soon Murder mUPIXTT denial ot all knowtodr A* M h Tndtan Amy gunne. ,wl oaten* cha m., of Havildar Mehl m J^Z S VvZ s",n when the hearing w* *f»« »JJ| -Mr JnW Manning and a special J "frki. R d b»k*s ssss W i
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    BROKE INTO WOMAN'S ROOM
    143 6 BROKE INTO WOMAN'S ROOM Ri-.. ENTFUL \>< cause a woman refused to go out ui t:<: bud vent out with <*"<>'' ban, James Allen, oldier, broke open the woman's room in her absence and walked off with sarongs, cosmetics and a learners Returning to find her room rifled i""''!i blnte
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    Public Notices
    30 6 "The ACS Old iOfl irho U9 musicians please communicate with Ooh Soo:. Tloe No M Emerald Hill Road with a view of fonniof an orchestra tor the Association
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    CRUSHED TO DEATH
    136 6 CTATING that he was not pre- pared to say that the bus 'conductor was entirely free irom blame. Mr. W. G. Porter. Singapore Coroner, yesterday returned a verdict of death by I misadventure at the enquiry concerning the death of Chooi Yce, 26. who was crushed between
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    All-India Hindu League
    45 6 New Delhi, Mar. 30. FE Working Committee of the AllIndia Hindu League to-day adopted a resolution supporting the Bombay Conference proposals for the reconstruction oi the Central Government. Mr and Mrs. M R. Swain aro proceeding on lons leave siiortlv to Australia.
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    Can Rent Board Re-Hear Cases?
    326 6 Can R ent Board Re-Hear Cases? TAN the Rent Assessment Board, having once granted a lam lord an ejectment order against a tenant, re-hear tr case? This point was raised by Mr. Roland Braddell in the Hig Court, yesterday, before the Chief Justice. Sir Percy Mai Elwaine". Mr. Braddell was
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    Death Of Prominent Planter
    176 6 Death Of Prominent Planter Our Own Repone Ipoh. Mar THE death occurred sudden Saturday of Mr. J. Mar jne of the oldest and most pi nent planters in the state i age of 52. The deceased had presided Saturday morning at the ai meeting of the Central I Planting Association
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    Alleged Attempt To Bribe European
    117 6 AN I attempt to bribe a European officer oC n the Naval Base was described In the thud court terday when two Indian contractors. Bestava inuli Bakaram Btofh appeared at a preliminary Evidence was siven by Mr j. c. Laing Naval Base surveyor, that Mr
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    N.E.I. Bomber Fund
    84 6 Batavia. Mar 26. THE eloquent speeches made by 1 Prince Bernhard and by the chairman of the People's Council on behalf of the campaign for more bombers, has stirred the imagination of N.E.I, citizens. Funds for a fourth bomber have now been collected and the money was
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      H. L HOPKIN'S
      1377 7 Reckless Driving Of Army Lorries: Free i Rumania In Britain: S Thefts Of Food In S London: The Germ i Mask Now In Fashion I i9 1 "I have no evidence of that," replied Capta'n Margesscn. London, Feb. 5. I'HKRE have been many complaints by members of
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    MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1941. ALL FOOLS DAY
    338 7 MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1941. ALL FOOLS DAY TO-DAY is AH Fools Day. The moony sentiments associated with this day thus invest Mr. Matsuoka's visit to his Fascist associate in Rome to-day with a piquant topicality. A more inauspicious time (from the Axis point of view) could not have
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    Oversea Chinese Pledge Aid To Chungking
    342 8 THE three-day conference of the South Seas China Relief Fund Federation Committee, which was attended by over 150 delegates from all parts of the south seas, including British North Borneo, Indo-China, Thailand, Hongkong, Philippines and Burma, was concluded yesterday. Further support to the Chinese
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    Post Office In Wartime
    38 8 Post Office In Wartime •the Post Office m, Wartime' is tj} e title of a talk to J*j broadcast from Singapore station on Wednesday. April at 7 p.m. by Mr Gilliam. Acting Con-j troller of P° sts Singapore.
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    14 8 Sir Gcoirp rri mer, who is in ;iC Ministry of Supvis. it is learnt.
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    GLAMOUR GIRL BECOMES BRIDE
    106 8 IS Adel paudti last tim cost vine:elect ricici theatre all the t\ POOI a// 1 I ArchdeM lissom N I (ton nw lyht. recently. Violet Parker, a ballet girl in C Theatre, laced on her dancing shoes tot the Inale, foot-fleet Violet laid aside her showyiri
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    CHANGES IN ESTATE DUTIES LAW HINT
    653 9 EVACUATION PLAN: COUNCIL CRITICISM HINT that changes would shortly be made in the Estate fv? U T ties r <? inance was given at yesterday's special meeting of the Legislative Council, called mainly to approve first readings of war tax bills which re-enacted the
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    "Britain Delivers The Goods"
    87 9 Shanghai, Mar. 31. A LARGE British departmen. store in Shanghai is treating the local inhabitants to a uniqiu window display with large packini eases sharing the honours with thi latest dress materials just received direct from Britain. On each side of the cases k painted a
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    Abdul $ His Donkey—
    35 9 Abdul His Donkey— —are familiar fi*ai* in one of th' A u s traH»* camps i r the WesUr* Desert, an* d i s play I keen intern in |he <t« ings of tlit troops.
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    UNKNOWN
    107 9 Hong Kong. WJ reports stated Japanese Government imsed on April 3 on a [cist model, although m win retain his post implicit support of nito. nkt elements of the Vf are preasirfl the > push more vi^oroustbnv 'T movpnonf c an ally of Germany, it is said, and hence
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      28 9 pSF BY WALT DISNEY FHl^i^^U^Brrni^ ip it's \jveh... HE'S H b/^oo sv)/ eeek; \j, r>.. r^| 1/ now, nr beeble step V -S^^l T/PW (feF^nr^o ini^ v*hkt hxppens!
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    ALL GERMANS LIVE IN DREAD
    134 10 /IERMANYS irOWtaf economic plight wai stressed by an American ugwmun vho wii in )<r m;)iiy Jw t Hovembei and ls now in Slnnaporp He is Mr Edwin Hart rich who li irtth the Mwrtean New Wefk MftftXinC and tlic North American Wewipapef Alliance Mr Ilirtrif.h.vho
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    NEWS BREVITIES
    294 10 NEWS BREVITIES ALLEGED to have caused hurt to constable Maha Desa. on Mar. 29, Vadivaloo. 20 year-old Tamil, appeared before Mr. T. L. Tan, acting second magistrate, yesterday. The case was postponed for mention on April 7. FOR attempting to take a bottle of biandy into the Naval Base. K.
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    REGISTRATION OF FOOD SALES
    488 10 PUNS for the registration of wales of many o the most iny nortant foodstuffs are new well advanced and the Food Supply Office is handling larfe numbers of applications for licence* to sell what are known as "Regulated" Focds, states a communique from the Food Controller,
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      434 11 ►!0N TSiE| AIR i m HNGAPORE (I.S3S *«•> 1 SHPI 30 9f mctna (9. ft mtm ZHP3 41.38 metre* (7.25 me 8) From 8. 00 a.m. to 8 3") a.m. From 10.00 a-m. ts> 1.50 p.m. From 5. 00 p m. tm 10.90 p.m. LONDON CENTRAL TRANSMISSION GSG—I6B6 metres (17.19
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      133 12 THE BIGGEST DOUBLE ATTRACTIUM kuu I H I• ft 7 B» ta I/cm jip BEFORE y I o •ivi, jy with HELEN BRODERICK, ZASU PITTS, ROLAND YOUNG, VICTOR MATURE, RICHARD CARLSON, BILLY GILBERT, TAMARA, (THE DANCER) STUART ROBERTSON EVE ARDEN iiai»i>y-<;o- i \i4.in\4. smnx nuns tiii: i;\\ SWAGE hit Si:T
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    Attempted Murder Charge Explained
    104 13 Attempted Murder Charge Explained A CHARGE of having attempted to muroer his sister. Miss Alice Jansen. was explained to Arthur Jansen, 26, Eurasian, when he was produced before Mr. T. L. Tan, acting second magistrate, yesterday. Arthur Jansen was alleged to have stabbed his sister in the chest at 1.50
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    Bees On Rations
    116 13 BEEKEEPERS are to D have a spring ration of 101b. of sugar uer hive. They are to be ask ca to pay 6^. D?r tU. lor it, vhich, it is claimed, is the manufacturing price of the sugar. Britain's 100,000 beekeepers are agrating not only for 3
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    New Governor Of Sind
    101 13 New Governor Of Sind Karachi, Mar. 30. SIR Hugh Dow, Governor Designate of Sind, arrived this morning to take up his new appointment. He was received by Sir Launcelot Graham, the retiring Governor, and Mr. Alia Bux. the Prime Minister. Sir Hugh Dow has served in India for over 30
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      218 13 YOU ADORED HER- IN Ml OXE WAS BKAI Tin L!' r lovely LARAINE DAY steals Dr. KILDARE'S heart helps him solve the most fantastic medical mystery of his career! 0-DAY at the CAPITOL I 3.15 6.15 9.15 [TTY NURSES! IF THEIR PATIENTS a MARRY THEM... A DOCTOR WILL! SAID YES"
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      219 13 OPENING TO -D AY pavilion A RIOT OF LAI <,IITi:i( SERVED STRAIGHT OFF THE ICE WITH THE FUNNIEST MAN IN FILMS! .^bYi Bft. tto*^sßß I B^Bb Bk ™^^t^bV B^^ i^f* 4 Br^fS s Bb jBW. > v Br^wß^VflK v s?BrT^ J IXfliXVi Bflßflßflßflk tßf > >. /ySBK^i BBh BBb. X
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    FINE SECOND HALF RALLY
    472 14 TOE Malay.-, and Argyll* drew th«* goals all in a fust div.s..m when ih. i netted twice in rapid sMCcesstaß j a n the more creditable ,d been playing ten r J*}* t r* ter p f the m naif. J'ln- match WM sunn what niaiM
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    BADMINTON MATCH
    119 14 FRIENDLY IN a friendly badminton match played on their own court, on Sunday, the, New Badminton Party Reserves lost to Jav r i i j Road Junioi by j three games to four Results (New B.P players mentionea j first > Singles: Ibrahim;* lost to Yunos 15— 11
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    56 14 )C In addition^" i to the powerful S Australian re- i i nf o rcements i which have! recently been i }anno u n c I ed, reinforce- nients of Bri- i i tish Infantry have also just arrived in Ma- t j laya. The pho- tographs show i troops
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    Chiate Sing Beat Shorthand Writers
    85 14 Table IV 11 11 i« A ™BLE tennis team of the Chiate Sing Athletic Unton defeated the Singapore Shorthand Writers' ties 'til two a fl iendly matCh la St Sunday by lhl(H r V 'f\-\ i( Lu AV Players mention first.B. L^Chua lost to Urn
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    PULAU BRAN BEAT AIRMEN
    258 14 CAPPERS (Pulau Brani) scored a 4-1 win over RAF. I gah) at Fairer Park, yesterday, in a second division mi Superior in all departments, the Gunners excelled in I work, but the Airmen were game fighters to the end. P cularly outstanding was Brown, centre forward.
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    361 15 ,rst appeal to the youth of Singapore to seek the comnnshiD of Christ and lead a Christian life was made by Irftble Archdeacon Graham White speaking at the first nf the series organised by the Christian Committee of s of various denominations in Singapore last
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    RUMANIA STOPS OIL EXPORTS
    26 15 Berlin. Mar. 31.— Rumania has suspended oil deliveries to Yugoslavia since Sunday, according to an ofllcial German agency report from Bucharest. Reuter
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    Settlement In Klang Strikes
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    Anglo-Indian Recruitment Urged
    75 15 Anglo-Indian Recruitment Urged Lahore. Mar. 30. SIR Henry Gidney, representative of the Anglo-Indian community in the Legislative Assembly, presiding at a meeting of the Punjab branch of the AngloIndian and Domiciled European Association, made a special appeal to his community to join the Army and contribute their utmost to the
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    BOMB CLASSES
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    70 15 As TAXICAB which pot out of control on the Warner lot Hollywood injured three extras and narrowlv missed Mis? M^rle Oberon. Dennis Morgan, who was showered bv broken sjlass, pulled Miss Oberon out of the wav as the taxicab overturned. A stunt man, Yakima Canutt. was driving the cab. Thscript
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    H'caps For Second Day S'pore Races
    286 15 ■FOLLOWING are weights for seven rac^s for the second day of the Singapore races, April 9 HORSES— CIass 2— Div. I— About 7 f. Aland* 9 0 Perak 8.3 Thanks 8.13 Samory 8.3 Deadlock 8.11 Lined Up 8 3 Release 8 8 Blue Peter
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    Indian Youth League
    56 15 At the sports general meeting of the Indian Youth League held at the league's premises, the following were elected officebearers for the year: Football captain, K. Thangavelu; football convener, G. Veerappan; hockey captain, A Sankaran; badminton captain. K R. Ramnath; volleyball captain, M. Narayanasamy; pingpong captain, S.
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    War Damage In Netherlands
    252 15 Washington. AN estimated $500,000,000 worth of damage was done to Dutch property in the five-day German blitzkrieg which conquered the Netherlands last May. according to information only now received in diplomatic circles here. Seemingly complete reports which have now reached diplomatic quarters hers give this picture
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    Nazi Raiders' Lair Bombed: Two Nazi Tankers Said Sunk
    220 16 Nazi Raiders' Lair Bombed: Two Nazi Tankers Said Sunk LONDON, mm: U rO tanki -.lts UUCI MNK BV Till: ROYAL AIK M>K< I <tH U HAVRE THIS MORNmo. liKI.S'l. WHERE THI TWO INK.vn WARSHIPS Sf HAKN HOKST AMI C.NKISI NAI ARK KNOWN TO HI SHELTERING. IM)KK Till MAIN WEIGHT 01
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    12 16 Komi-, >lar |L— Mr. Mai suoka lias arrived \\<rv Reuter
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    PARACHUTE TROOPS HAVE MANOEUVRES
    155 16 (By Frank King. Reuter'a special correspondent) LONDON, MAR. 31. DARACHUTE TROOPS FALLING FROM THE SKIES AND GREAT TANKS ROARING ACROSS COUNTRY PLAYED A DRAMATIC PART IN THE FINAL STAGES OF A I OIR-DAY MIMIC BATTLE. Forty thousand of the finest British troops participated, sleeping in ditches,
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    C-in-C's Message To Naval Units
    149 16 C-in-C's Message To Naval Units ALEXANDRIA. MAR. 31. IN HIS U LLL DONE" SIGNAL TO HIS WARSHIPS ON HIS RFTL'RN TO POUT, ADMIRAL SIR ANDRhW CUNNINGHAM SAID. "I AM MOST GRATEFUL TO ALL IN THE FLEET FOR THEIR SITPORT ON THIS AS ON ALL OTHEB OCCA'The operations just concluded hive
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    STUDENTS' HANDS DEFORMED
    109 16 STUDENTS' HANDS DEFORMED COME of the J.200 v Czech students who were imprisoned in the Oranienburg concentration camp after the riots in November, 1939, have been released t c make room for newprisoners from Norway and Holland. Before their release the Czech students submitted to a fortnight's period of "physical
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