The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 8 April 1939
1939-04-08
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section17 1939-04-08 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS \n 15,711 ESTD. 1835. SATURDAY, APRIL 8, lf>3!>. i CENTS17 words
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Article, Illustration737 1939-04-08 1 ITALY INVADES AL BANIA Lightning Move Shatters I Europe s Easter Calm I FIGHTING LIKELY TO END invasion of Albania, which i> being strongly resisted, startled i aster calm yesterda; morning. Italian landings prere attempted at Yalona. Durano and San Giovanni j.m. and 6 a.m., Reuter reports. The landings wereReuter - 737 words
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Article40 1939-04-08 1 Ithens, Apr. 7. QUL BRALDINE, I King who gave bit h I ago, is ivhave crossed the ntier into Greece. She and her baby are itated to have leit Albania for reasona of safety. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article60 1939-04-08 1 Washington. Apr. 7. A 50- YEAR Anglo-American agreement for joint occupation and administration of the Pacific islands of Canton and Enderbury for use as trans-oceanic air stations has been .signed. It provides that an American company or companies may construct an airport on Canton IslandReuter - 60 words
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215 1939-04-08 1 W ilhelmstrasse Unreservedly Backs Rome 'Italy Safeguarding Vital Interests' HPHE newsagency Deutsche Dienst, which generally la regarded as reflecting the views of the Wilhelmstrasse. says it is no concern of Great Britain what steps Italy takes m the Adriatic within her treaty obligations for maintaining law and order and safeguarding215 words
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Article111 1939-04-08 1 Lufthansa Director In Test Flight Berlin, Apr. 7. LJERR OLABENZ. director oi Luit- hansa, will fly to Tokio during the second half of April. This will not be a record flight but will be made In order to prepare the ground for a Berlin-Tokio air service111 words
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Article90 1939-04-08 1 London. Apr. 7. ■TPHE British Government has decided to send consignments of food to Madrid as a free gift to the Nationalist Government for distribution among the needy In the city. The nrst consignment of 500 tons will be landed In Spain on Apr. 2090 words
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Article, Illustration156 1939-04-08 1 CLAIM MADE IN 1917. FROM the 15th century, Albania formed part <>t the Ottoman Empire. In 191 1. she became a kingdom under Prince William of NVied m a result of the When the Great War broke out, Prince William left the country. The156 words
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Article86 1939-04-08 1 Berlin. Apr 7 f EKMANY has ottered to guarantee Poland's "complete independence and territorial integrity" lor half 11 generation, according to Voelkischer Beobaohter. In return, it is stated, Germany has asked for the return ot "small compact area which is inhabited exclusively by Germans' and aReuter - 86 words
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Article151 1939-04-08 1 LONDON AND PARIS IN CLOSE TOUCH London, Apr. "7. NEWS 01 the Italian armed intervention m Albania did not take British quarters entirely by surnris* 1 states Reuter. Lord Halifax was at the ForeignOffice today receiving reports as they arrived, and the French and British Governments are m close consultation151 words
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Article256 1939-04-08 1 Jielifiad**. Apr. 7 rhrec hundred and seven tv Italian irimhipi are i.rl the Albanian coast, according i«« an Albanian radio broadcast. \ccord iti» to the same source, IHunUBO has been shelled tour times and San Giovanni di Medua completely destroyed. The Italian expedition ary lorce is estimated to256 words
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Advertisement35 1939-04-08 1 ALTHOIGH it was announced the Free Press would not be published this morning a special edition, foist reet sales only, has been printed to supply the latest news of the startling Easter event* m Europe35 words
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Advertisement14 1939-04-08 1 RECEIVED FROM WEST TAFFETAS SPOTTED PRINTED MOIRE. DISPLAYED AT: GHGTIRMALL'S 41-43. HIGH STREET. IZL14 words
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Article124 1939-04-08 2 NEW WANG CHING-WEI SENSATION 'Pact' With The Japanese To Smash Chiang ACCELERATING PEACE Chungking, Apr. 6. A PROFOUND nsation was caused here today by publication of the details ol an alleged secret agreement between Mr. Wanj Ching-wei and Baron Hiranuma, the Japanese Premier, <>i which the main points are: Firstly,124 words
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Article69 1939-04-08 2 Chungking, Apr. X I lewspa] X ing Pao tnns Wang Chi] rising his pact r as high a son. The journal says who threatens the very exist* i Chinese state. Pao refutes Wang's arguments for peace, asking where is the basis for peace Prince Konuye's69 words
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Article97 1939-04-08 2 l the vs between Sir Re Brit to Tokio and Sir Arch! k Kerr, British Ambasss which ar< beinj I i here, 1 are be' on B Far I by Britain will tall s n Sir Robert has tnal policy ns pent Bi one by irchiba]97 words
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104 1939-04-08 2 China In New Anti- Aggression Line-up. .London. \pr. jyjH Chamberlain wiiJ be a^ktd by nur Henderson m the Co?: i Apr. 29 whether the Government will bear In mind the -iity of including China and otn n co; m any on of Go\ its fO] irpose 01 resisting aggression. iReuter - 104 words
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Article, Illustration251 1939-04-08 2 SEIZURE l OM FRANCE London, Apr. 6, ASKED m the Commons today Mr. Mander (Lab.. Wolverhampton) to state tin- position m regard to Japan's occupation of the Spratlej Is, near French Indo-China, the Under Foreign Secretary, Mr, 1.. A. Butler, said the Spratleys were iReuter - 251 words
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Article42 1939-04-08 2 i [aritlmes linei •Joff;. k and i un K contain:: m lettei m Sinj night from H was lowered, but th« junk not be seen. T: Hoi night, it i> stated. I Earliei st,., j ,> t; g 4 .*>42 words
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Article134 1939-04-08 2 London, Apr. 6". Comm. a Marsden Govt.. Chertsey) d In the Commons today whether the Government was aware the Shang-hai-Nanking Railway no- In complete working orcicr and carrying a full load of passengers daily and what steps the Government had taken to payment ol interest dReuter - 134 words
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63 1939-04-08 2 (Continued from I) lal Ind paredm dinner, m *.o:. He d' "Ann i to ensun United S He said md Dondcd to War Department's n i operation Immediate M inich Agi .t was i He explained how Importer! had built up stocks of vital material*Reuter - 63 words
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30 1939-04-08 2 Berr»< Apr tl. A federal decree providing for i about 32 mca to onal d .aid fig doyment was aci spring Parliament tori.iv ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article68 1939-04-08 2 hit ie aMii: siblc development In responsible j i tt^rl fh.it dv da i Xuie .1 BRH \fN I I rEM D In I deal uith tl should tended v- ir. Poland. the Itum.ini.ui .iKo ti.tu ailentte pro))lcni existinc In rhe i?i lUah <•♦< ci >■■" i time68 words
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Advertisement12 1939-04-08 2 Shave h Jj> with a SCHICK DRY SHAVER STOCKED BY MESICALHALL LTD.12 words
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Article, Illustration118 1939-04-08 3 Pictures on this page were taken by Mr. F. T. Farrell, a passenger m Canton, who is passing through Singapore m the P.&O. liner Chitral I t- holes In i nr.ti the ifl Hone Kong i.-w week On» ..f the v>«Mtnt is se< the pjctu i118 words
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549 1939-04-08 4 Malayan Badminton Champi onships ENG HEE PASSES THROUGH OPENING ROUND (From Our 0w» Correspondent) Penang, Apr. 7. TIIK i»ut>tandini; match m the first round of the Malayan badminton championships today at Penang Free School Hall, irhkh was packed to the doors, was the match549 words
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Article66 1939-04-08 4 (From 011 l Own Correspondent. i i\cca. Apr. 5. Mr. Buughum and C. V. Brandon the March mixed loursomes comion at the Malacca Ooh Club. returna Mrs. Ba md C V Brandon 4\ 8 1 :\2 l t T <ibti. and H. P Clai 15 -11 S3 md66 words
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Article106 1939-04-08 4 a friendly table tennis matcho l 5 singles will bo played between the A A. A and Ngo Sng Le Chin Sia In the Association's premises toinorr m at l.'M) p.m. The A.A.A. side will be A inendly table tennis match of Chan Poh Ylng. Lee Poh106 words
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Article103 1939-04-08 4 Hie iullouiiiK will represent the Chiaie Bing Athletic Union m a friendly tabletennis match, consisting of five men's singles, against the Straits Times Press Sports Club, on today at the S.T.P.S.C.'s premises at 3 p.m. Tan Hwa Meng, Tan Peng Swee fcapt. Charlie Kang. Teo Kirn Leng,103 words
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Article34 1939-04-08 4 According to advice received from Hong Kong the S.C.F.A. soccer team lost the first two games played there. They lost 3-0 to South China and 3-1 to Hong Kong.34 words
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174 1939-04-08 4 STATE CRICKET AT PENANG Wet Wicket Likely Today (From Our Own Correspondent > Penang, Apr. 7. VyiTH showers In the morning and evening the Esplanade wicket Is Ukely to be .soft tomorrow for the in-ter-state cricket match between Penana; and Perak. The start oi play might be delayed. This will174 words
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Article195 1939-04-08 4 The following is the draw for the Keppel women's championship Ist round to be played on Apr. 12 n m 3. to Mrs. P J. Crawley vs. Mrs. RE Earle. 3.15 Miss M. Brown vs. Mrs. A. B. Menzies. 3.20 Mrs. E. Hhcham vs. Mrs. O. E.195 words
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Article70 1939-04-08 4 RESULTS of championship medal play at the Royal Singapore Golf Club yesterday were: A. DIVISION J. A. Birse 75— 7-68 H. B. Sym 73— 3=70 C. H. Kent 77— 7~70 A. E. Thompson 80— 10-- 70 B. DIVISION C. J. Clackett 86—18=68 F. G. Mlms 88—18=6870 words
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1306 1939-04-08 4 J3KSULTS o« yesterday's Home s< fixtures, with League tables up-to-date, m fiksi DIVISION Bin- AiMiial 0. Brentford 5, Preston N.E l. Charlton Chelsea 0. Qrtmsbf T Huddersfkiu 3. erpool i Btrmlnghani o. Manchetei U 0. Leeds 0. Portsmouth Derby 3. 1( I, Everton1,306 words
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271 1939-04-08 4 Penang Win Both Doubles With Singapore Yesterday (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Apr. 7. ROLLING the first wood Mrs. Douglas, wife of Mr. T. W. Douglas, declared open the new bowls green of the Penang Sports Club at Western Road today, when the Inter-Colony271 words
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Article34 1939-04-08 4 The latest callover for the Derby is: 15 2 Foxbrough taken and offered. 9—l Blue Peter. 100 8 Fox Cub, Casanota. Fairstone. Heliopolis and Rogerstone Castle 100 6 Admiral's Walk and Meadov34 words
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449 1939-04-08 4 S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TABLES Malays Still Lead First Division S.A.F A, League tables up to date are: Teams P. W. L. D. F. A Pts Malays 5 4 1 0 21 5 8 Loyals 5 3 116 3 7 RAF. 5 3 2 0 16 9 6 RE 3 2 0449 words
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Article297 1939-04-08 4 CBLEI iiuns iir ore!.-, oi mnnini below. There jesteriUj Straits Times Race I. BO6EOLEI Race 2. low pen Race :t METRO. M Race I. JACKIE VIA* Race PHAR PAR, Race. 8. MISS nmV Race 7. PHARIOI Pat w lr M Raet 8 LOVER'S ID rree Press297 words
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Article165 1939-04-08 4 •TTiK follow!] i dr .-i aning tim< qualiiyin^; r«>ur<i champ: .it Bukit Timah I a m p DO 8.:,0 2.00 H. L Sattfi :<5 Lvi).. D 8 David Hovil 8 40 2.10 R. N. M Cramsie 8.45 2.15 J. Reid Hid Batem 8.50 2.20 C. W. Wat165 words