Malaya Tribune, 13 December 1940

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Friday, December 13, 1940
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    LEADING U.S. BANKER URGES AID FOR BRITAIN
    235 1 Reuter. j New York, Dec. 13. i TH movemen'd in favour j s 1 of granting financial aid I j lfl Britain received powerful j lu i unexpected support yesterday from Mr. Win- thri p Aldrich, one of j S |merica'9 leading bankers,
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    Big China-Soviet Deal
    117 1 Reuter. Chungking. Dec. 13. pHlNA has just signed a contract w vv it ii St.vict Russia whereby (hina will deliver, during the coming year. $100 million worth tea to Soviet Russia, it is offlv announced in Chungking. .The China National Tea Cordon signed recent'y a contract Hongkong
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    VERY SEVERE RAID ON BIRMINGHAM
    387 1 Reuter. London, Dec. 18. BIRMINGHAM was the chief target of German raiders on Wednesday night. Bombing began soon after nightfall, snd vas still continuing several hours later, though the intensity decreased as night wore on. Planes came in successive wines, flying low at first, but
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    ITALIANS MAY HAVE TO RELINQUISH ABYSSINIA
    1164 1 RUMOURS OF HEADLONG RETREAT IN DESERT WAR Reuter. Cairo, Dec. 13. THE British offensive in the Western Desert of Egypt is developing so fast that rumours of a headlong Italian retreat are circulating in Cairo and Alexandria, writes Reuter s special correspondent in the
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    MALAYAN R.A.F. PILOT KILLED IN ACTION
    62 1 (From H. L. Hopkin) London, Dec. 13. F' has been announced in London that Pilot Officer Cecil Reginald Young of the R.A.F. has been killed in action. Pilot Officer Young was 20 years of age, and was the elder son of Mr. R. G.
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    SMUTS CONGRATULATES WAVELL
    62 1 London, Dec. 13. GEN. SMUTS, the SOuth African Prime Minister, according to a press message has sent the follow ing message to Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell. the Commander-in-Chief of the Middle East Army, "Hearty congratulations on your brilliant success in the Western Desert—an acceptable Christmas box and
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    In Albania: Greeks Revel Enemy Attacks
    258 1 Reuter. Athens, Dec. 13. fTHE Greek Army continues to retain the initiative. All along 1 the 80-mile battle front, it is fighting successfully, writes I Rpnter's special correspondent in Greece On the Albanian frontier, the rhythm of battle is being much slowed by snow
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    What The British Successes Mean
    264 1 Reuter. London, Dec*. 13. HPHE crushing blows inflicted on Mussolini's armies in Africa are calculated to have an almost decisive effect upon the course of the war. writes Reuters chief diplomatic corres- pondent. The Kalian Pkwt mast now either accept battle or the Duce's legionaries
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    TURKEY'S ECONOMIC STRENGTH
    111 1 Reuter. Ankara, Dec. 13. THE economic strength of Turkey has assumed such magnitude that it may well influence the final outcome of the would struggle," declared the Turkish Prime Minister, Dr. Saydam, speaking on the anniversary of National Economy Week, according to the Ankara radio. Dr. Saydam
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    60,000 GERMAN CITIZENS IN BALTIC STATES
    62 1 Reuter. London, Dec. 13. NEGOTIATIONS are proceeding be- tween Germany and Russia for the repatriation of the remaining Germans in the Baltic States, according to a Stockholm despatch to the Free French agency in London. Fifty thousand Germans in Lithuania. 10,000 in Estonia and
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    FRENCH CIVIL WAR PREDICTED
    156 1 Reuter. Madrid, Dec. 13. who thinks that Gen. de Gaulle's movement is just a matter of a few rebel generals, knows little of the situation," declares the Paris correspondent of the Spanish newspaper Ya. The correspondent continues that Gen. de Gaulle's movement represents considerably more. It
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    CIVIL DEFENCE CADET UNITS
    84 1 London, Dec. 13. THE work of the civil defence Services has been an inspiration to the young people of Britain and they are anxious to prepare themselves to undertake such duties as lie before them. The Home Secretary. Sir John Anderson, replying to a Parliamentary question,
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    QUEEN THANKS COLONIES
    171 1 Reuter. London. Dec. 13. A FLEET of mobile canteens presented to the mother country by the Colonial Empire was formally put into service in the court of Buckingham Palace yesterday by Her Majesty the Queen. "Ever since the beginning of the war." said the Queen, "the Colonial
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    NEW BALKAN PEACE PACT
    294 1 HUNGARIAN-YUGOSLAV FRIENDSHIP Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 13. qpHE Hungarian-Yugoslav friendship pact was signed in Belgrade yesterday evening, according to a dispatch to the German news agency. The treaty, which was signed by Count Csaky and M. Markovitch, consists of three articles: (1) It declares that permanent peace
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    Blockade Leak
    148 1 Reuter. London, Dec. 13. THE evasion of the blockade by vessels carrying cargoes from north African ports to Marseilles, which had been reported by French sailors arriving in England, was mentioned in the House of Commons by Sir Robert Gower, who drew the attention cf the Minister of
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    U-BOATS REFUELED FROM CUBA?
    93 1 Reuter. Havana, (Cuba), Dec. 13. THE allegation that German submarines are being provisioned off the shores of Cuba by ships of a neutral country calling at Havana was made in the Cuban House of Representatives yesterday. The allegation was made by Senor Chibas in a speech
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    UNREST GROWS IN NORWAY
    143 1 Reuter. London, Dec. 13. REVEALING details of life in Norway under Nazi tyranny are given in a Stockholm dispatch received by the Free French agency in London. Many political arrests have recently been made in Norway. A total of 58 has been reported, but the number
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    SOVIET VIEW OF BRITISH VICTORIES
    173 1 Reuter. Moscow, Dec. 13. T*HE Soviet interest in the fighting in North Africa is well reflected in the press. The official Communist newspaper Pravda has, as its two main headlines across the foreign news page, "British offensive in Western Desert and "Italian retreat in Albania."
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    21 1 Reuter. Shanghai, Dec. 13. DR. Chu Mm Vi, Foreign Minister of the Nanking regime, has been officially appointed Ambassador to Japan—Reuter.
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS CLARIFY BUILDING LAWS
    655 2 Efforts To Reduce Legal Proceedings JN an effort to reduce the large number of prosecutions? in courts for contravening municipal regulations regarding advertisement signs, cubicle partitions and building activities generally—offences committed evidently in ignorance of the law—the Municipal Commissioners are launching a campaign to give
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    Stole Stout To "Drown His Worries"
    245 2 j J (From Our Own Reporter) i Kuala Lumpu* Thursday. t I I I ORANK the stout to j j drown my worries. The j stout is the property of my i brother,'' said Chuah Yong Kwee, a young English- t t speaking Chinese,
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    Alleged Suicide Attempt By Chinese
    65 2 Singapore. Thursday. ALLEGED to have attempted to ccmmit suicide by jumping into the Kallang River yesterday evening. Goh Tee. 51-year-old Hokkien. was charged in the second court this morning. Goh Tee did not appear in court, as he had been admitted to the General Hospital
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    Planters Discuss "Tricky" Corner
    106 2 Rengam, Thursday. THERE is something very catchy and tricky about it," declared a member of the Jchore Planters' Association in drawing attention tc the what he described as a "very dangerous corner," near the i4th milestone from Johore Bahru, at the hr.lf yearly meeting of the
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    19 2 The promotion of Mr. A. R. Page Gaoler Grade 111, Prisons Department' S.S., to Grade 11, has been approved
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    Bombers From Cents
    23 2 (Cent-A-Plane Fund) Total number of enemy planes shot down during yesterday on all fronts up to midnight London time THIRTEEN
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    Shop Assistant's Murder Mystery
    134 2 Singapore, Thursday. AT the inquiry into the death of Nah Ming Seng, a shop assistant, whose battered body was found in a few inches of water along the path leading to Geylang Serai on the morning of Dec. 1. Dr. William Oh of the Tan Tock
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    50 2 Singapore, Thursday. DROFESSOR Winifred Cullis, 1 C.8.E., who is touring the Far East under the auspices of the Ministry of Information, addressed two gatherings to-day. In the morniner sh e gave a talk at the RA.F.. Seletar. and in the evening 2J*L. business girls of the Y.W.C.A. as her audience.
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    Patient Dies On Rail Track
    193 2 (From Our Own (W. niscovEßY of hui body of a Tami\ v Plta goods train on Ifc'J* a pore, formed the subjett 5# 1 qmry before the ftemLS**** gistrate, Mr. j. A A°? ba Senior Inspector Chan evidence to the man was admitted into ft
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    Alleged Members Of Unlawful Society
    74 2 —y ru»n.n SiR apcrf Thursday. A CHARGE of members of _an vi.lawful society—"the Sb* iporc Chinese Workers anti-Japa-ese National Sa'vaticn Association" -was explained to Loh Ah Siau g, and On- Pek Chia. 35. two Hainanese. when they vere prod'.icpd before Mr Oon*Khvc Kirn* :n the
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    BABY'S BIRTHDAY GIFT DONATED TO CHEER FUND
    365 3 Steady Flow Of Gifts Brings Total To $1,583.95 rP|jj Tribune Christmas Cheer Fund, at 11 o'clock this morn1 tood at $1,583.96. lis is an improvement of $306.30 on yesterday's total. contribution*, from small children rolled in yesterday on. One contributor, who signed herself
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    TO-DAY'S LIST OF DONATIONS
    240 3 Previously acknowledged $1,278.65 Mr. and Mrs. T.J. 100 00 Mr. Ching Kee Sun 50.00 Mr. Neo Pee Teck (Messrs. Anglo-French Bendivsens, Ltd.) 25.00 Messrs. J. Stott and Ned Clnmeek 10.00 "5.P.1," 10.00 Singapoie Casket Co., Ltd. 10 00 Mr. It, S. Day 10 00 Mr. Julius
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    65 3 HIS Excellency the Governor 11 wishes to acknowledge publicly the generosity of the undernoted I land owners, who have orrei 3d to j waive their claims to compensation for loss and inconvenience caused to their property by defence measures in the Colony: Mr. Heng Moi Keng* Mr. G. H. Kiat.
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    23 3 Mr J. G. Black, M.C.S. has been appointed member of the Board of Examiners in Malay for the State of Newrl Sembilan. 8
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    Attempted To Rob A Watchman
    236 3 Singapore, Wednesday. CONVICTED on a charge of having attempted to break into the Modern Cafe, Jalan Besar, Sucha Singh, a taxi driver who admitted two previous convictions, and Geja Singh, a watchman, were sentenced to nine months' rigorous imprisonment and to three months' rigorous imorisonment,
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    K.L. City Fathers Discuss A.R.P.
    307 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday k SUGGESTION thai paramount a consideration b e given to the question of Air Raid Precautions was made by Mr. D. T Waring at yesterday's meeting of the Sanitary Board. Now that the original scheme has been fixed."
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    Malaya's Million Dollar Gift
    127 3 IT is officially announced that the total sum collected from the sale of Straits Settlements War Savings Certificates up to the end of October, amounting to over $1,000,000, has been handed over to the Imperial Treasury Chest Officer, Singapore. This is in accordance with an arrangement
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    RURAL BOARD TO SEEK LEGAL ADVICE
    324 3 Singapore, Thursday. WHETHER cr not the Rural Board had the power to build cheap houses for people who would be left without homes if the Board decided to insist that insanitary dwellings be demolished, was a question which faced the Board members when they
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    THE LIGHTER SIDE OF BRITAIN AT WAR
    70 3 THE Light?r Side of Britain at War" I* the title of a talk to be given by Mr. Thomas .Kitching from Singapore broadcasting station to-night at 7.10 p.m. Mr. Kitching, who is Chief Surveyor. Singapore, was in England from April to September of
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    34 3 A GIFT of $1,155,600 from the Straits Settlements, being the proceeds of war taxation from August to October of this year, is gratefully acknowledged by H.M. Government in a telegram received In Singapore to-day.
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    S. C. C. "B" NO MATCH FOR FORT CANNING
    274 4 BATHGATE IN FORM Fort Canning 15 pts.; S.C.C. (B) 0 pts. A FINE display by Cpl. Bathgate, Fort Canning's fullback, was the outstanding feature of the rugby match played on the Padang yesterday in which Fort Canning beat the S.C.C.'s *'B"
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    S.C.R.C LOSE NARROWLY
    84 4 S.R.C 1« S.C.R.C 0. IN an evenly contested hockey match played on the S.R.C. ground yesterday evening the SRC. defeated the S.C.R.C. I—o. The Chinese played one man short In the forward line and were handicapped to some extent in their attack. The SRC. forwards combined well
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    Y's BEATEN BY AMBULANCE
    60 4 V.M.C.A. 1: Field A. THOUGH playing at homo, the V.M.C.A. were beaten ?>-? by the Field Ambulance in a fairly interesting game of hockey. yesterday. The winner-, were markedly superior in both defence and ataitark, and would probably have sec red a couple or more goals
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    Good Combination Lets Police Win
    173 4 Police Punjab Regt. I. PLAYING a game in which they displayed tine combination, the Police secured a welldeserved victory when they met the Punjab Regiment yesterday. They won three goals to one. The match was played at the Police Depnt. Outstanding in the Police team
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    Sports Diary
    34 4 TO-DAY RUGBY: St. Andrew's 0.8. v S.C.C. Padang. HOCKEY: S.R.C. v R.A.F. (Seletar>. Seletar: S.R.C. v R.A.F. (Tengah*. S.R.C: C.S.C. v Punjabs. C.S.C.; S.C.R.C. v V.M.C.A., S.C.R.C.; S.C.C. v Post Office. Padang.
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    Recs Get Lucky Win
    66 4 S.R.C. II 2; S.C.C. II 1 UUCH against the run of play, the second eleven of the S.R.C. yesterday defeated the i S.C.C. II 2-1 in a hockey match played on the S.C.C. padang. The Recs. who led one-nil at half-time, scored their winning j coal
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    Scratchings And Running Order
    159 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 13. Scratchings and running order for Saturday's races are: Race 1 Horses, Class 4, Div. 4, 6 furs.: Selangor 11, Polo and Carmana. Race 2—Horses. Class 4, Div. 3, 6 fun.: Eagle's Eye, Guard cf Honour, Merry Widow. Penzance.
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    WATER-POLO
    24 4 In a fast and thrilling water polo match, played at the Singapore Swimming Club yes\erday, the S.S.C. Ist team b>at the V.M.C.A. 4-2.
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    Kuala Lumpur Races Last Day's Handicaps
    348 4 THE following are weights for the third day of the Kuala Lumpur races to-morrcw:— Horses. Class 2, Div. 1, 1 mile and a furlong. BEANO 9.0 DISTINGUISHED 9.0 GIGOLETTE 8.11 BLUE PETER 8.11 MEASURE 8.8 CONTANGO 8 8 HYBLA 8 4 RELEASE 8.3 SIR
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    "USEFUL" B. P.'s TOURNAMENT
    123 4 THE following tics will be off on Saturday in the U Badminton Party's ami pianship tournament: "A" singles: Wee Kirn Wee i Chin Tham Swee, Josiafa V R Ragunathan. "B" singles: Lim Choo Am Teo Seng Leone. Ong KSni v. Ang Teck Hoc;;. Wee Pang I
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    Visit To Medical College
    33 5 Singapore, Wednesday. BKOFESSOR Winifred Cullls f" v. ited the College of Medicine mine and addressed memI the Singapore Teachers' ion at the Raffles Girls' School hall in the evening.
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    SHINOZAKI FAILS IN APPEAL AGAINST CONVICTION
    2036 5 JUDGES' SEVERE STRICTURES: D. P. P. NOT ASKED TO REPLY Singapore, Thursday. pOINTING out that the appellant had been treated extremely lightly on a serious charge and that in any country which was subject to the new order in Europe the appellant would have
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    27 5 Mr. C. R. Grixoni has been appointed to act as Local Chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board during the absence on leave of Mr. J. W. Wiggs.
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    State Insurance In War-Time
    113 6 Opinion IN Great Britain a new scheme of State insurance has been in operation since hostilities broke out, and it has proved so popular that most householders are covered against risks of loss of life and damage to property resulting from the war. Hitherto, most losses
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    Civilian Claims
    147 6 JjXDER the present State insurance scheme, however, immediate compensation can hv obtained for any damage done to property such as furniture etc. Civilians killed during enemy air raids are treated in th e same way, as far as their dependents are concerned, as soldiers who lose their lives
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    Malaya's Position
    94 6 I |w una respect, we deplore the half-hearted measures undertaken by the Malayan Government as regards passive defence work. The public, under the present system, feel that they have been neglected by the authorities. Air raid shelters are still 3 novelty in this country, and other means of
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    Economic Security
    100 6 START in this direction is necessary because it has an economic significance even if it is net included as a part of the war measures adopted here. Economic security for the dependents of those who sacrifice their lives either at the front or in the rear contributes greatly
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    Norway's Experience
    119 6 ii seemed to Poland, Norway, Denmark, Holland and Belgium. Yet war did come to them, and it might come to us also. The greatest deterrent to any aggressive approach on our territory is our preparedness. Can we in Malaya call ourselves well prepared? In active defence we undoubtedly
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    HOSTILES WIPED OUT
    1515 6 By A Special Correspondent 'J'lii'JßE is perhaps no period in the last 20 years when the Frontier Constabulary forces stationed at Tank or Darazinda gave such a good account of themselves against transborder raiders as they did during 1939-40. Lart<e gangs of Wa:'irs and Ifahsuds tuok advantage
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    It Hit His Wooden Leg—A Bullet
    41 6 While he was sitting in his garden at an Essex town, Mr G Porter felt something smack his wooden leg. He found a bullet embedded in the leg— a bullet fired during an air raid.
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    562 6 racial unde-^tarjdin lieved to be second natl Malayans, so you may it is presumptuous or visitors to advise i harmonious co-operj We are so accustomed to things for granted with unseeing eyej thai unable to detect our"' discerning visitor can detect we *k spots, and General Te-chen
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    Mr. Weisberg At Batavia
    33 7 Hon Mr. H. Weisberg, actmg Colonial Secretary, S.S., who re. photographed above talking to the Resident of Batavia, airport. Mr. Weinberg flew to Awstrali i to join his family
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    DANES TO REBUILD HAMBURG
    87 7 Reuter. Berlin. Dec. 13. LARGE part of the rebuilding A of Hamburg may be done by German official news icy yesterday mentioned a to use Danish architects, ineers and workmen for this essful negotiations are c 1 to have taken place ben the Hamburg authorities, I
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    41 7 Honolulu, Dec. 12. SQUADRONS of the American Fleet, which have assembled at the Lahaina Reads, will shortly resume battle manouevres under the command of Admiral James Richardson. Commander-in-Chiet the American Fleet. They are expected to return to riolulu before Christmas.—Eastn News.
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    U.S. Mourns Death Of Lord Lothian
    330 7 Washington, Deo. 13. THE news of Lord Lothian's I death produced widespread exprt ssions of regret throughout the I mted States. tes are paid to his 'informfriendliness," and to his Baltipeech, which is described as •one of the best of his career and a
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    102 7 Reuter. London, uec. ia. SERIOUS disturbances in French indc-China were mentioned by the announcer of the Lyons Wirejess last right. He said that clashes have occurrtd recently In Saigon and in -yen provinces between armed forces aud demonstrators, said to be Communists. It wws added that damage
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    59 7 Reuter. Bangkok. Dec. 13 FRENCH concentrated their artillen on Nakhonpanom and Mukdaharn. and 11 people are reported to have been killed at the latter town, according to a communique issued by Thailand General Headquarters, which adds that a frontier police patrol was fired on by
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    91 7 Reuter. Hsinking. Dec. 12. i "THE establishment of consulatesi 1 general at Shanghai and Peiping has been decided upon by the Manchukuo Government in anticipation of the strengthening of the political and economic relations be--1 tween Nanking and Manchukuo, as a result of the
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    398 7 Reuter. Baltimore, Dec. 12. "WITH >ou r help in aeroplanes, munitions, ships on the sea and in the field of finance, we are sure of victory," declared Lord Lothian, the British Ambassador to the United States, in a speech last night. He gave
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    74 7 Reuter. Washington, Dec. 12. r rHK German cargo steamer Rhein, which left Tampico, .Mexico, twelve days ago to run the British blockade, has been interctpted by a Dutch warship somewhere in the western Atlantic, according to an ii formed source in Washington. It is added
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    Eton College Twice Bombed
    88 7 Reuter. London. Dec. 13. ETON COLLEGE the most famous of English schools, which was founded 500 years ago by Henry VI Eton haf twice, In recent weeks, been the victim of enemy bombers In the first raid over 200 incenHiiries were dropped on th*» college, six
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    83 7 Reuter. GENERAL Hertzog, the former Prime Minister and later leader of the Opposition against General Smuts, has resigned his Membershin of Parliament. The resignation of Mr. Havenga. the former Finance Minister under Gen Hertzo-. was als\> announced. These developments follow Gen. Hertzoe's recent resignation from ti"
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    122 7 ENTERTAINMENT A GREAT human drama, with a remarkable theme is "The Man I Married." which opened a season at the Cathay last night. The story is of an American woman married to a German whose mother was a Jew, and it takes one from America to the
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    110 7 Reuter. Shanghai, Dec. 12. IT is stated that the Japanese authorities in the area are reported to have "nearly concluded" their investigation into the shooting of ihe latest Japanese victim of Chinese gunmen and it is expected that the barricades in the district may be
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    96 7 Reuter. Chungking, Dec. 13. MR. T. V. Seong, the former Finance Minister, is' expected, in well-informed quarters in Chungking, to visit London shortly in order to conduct negotiations fcr new credits to China, which the British Government has announced it is willing to extend.
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    103 9 Singapoie, mursaay. WHEN Cheong Kee Bee, a Revenue Officer, came up lor sentence I before Mr Oon Khye Klang, »n I the Third Police Court, on a charge having stolen $33 from Mr Mohamed bin Yahadi, another Rp- nue Officer, Mr. Mohamed informed the Court that Cheong
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      94 10 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) In the High Court of the Straits Settlements Settlement of Singapore. Wage Earner's Administration Order. In Bankruptcy. No. 89 of 1940. Re LEE CHWEE of Room No. 82, Block C, Government Flats, Mosque Street, Singapore, Revenue Officer. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First and
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    972 11 Singapore, Dec 12. Buyers. Sellers. mBB Tm (4s) 3|4Va 3,9 unal (ss) 6]6 71--jg£Z! Malay 33 <J 85 fl H:t.un (ss) 19]- 211Wens ($1) 0-67 0.72 Sirm Tin 151- 161SrSuntal 'ss> 9 I" 918 KfSelangor 1-48 1.53 Id ay I'j.9 20;9cd £T Chin <iD 0.17 0.20
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    131 11 From Our Financial Correspondent r Singapore, Friday. N snares wer c irregular yesterday, and business was on a small scale. Hong Fatts improved slightly, Laruts had good business, and Kundangs eased on a number of profit-takers appearing. Tongkah Harbours were inquired for, and small business was done
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    25 11 Singapore, Friday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— RUBBER Buyers 38i/ 2 Sellers 38%. TIN 132V 8 unchanged.
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    58 11 I London, Dec. 12. I\ISCUSSIONS are occurring for I™ the rubber contract to include delivery at outports as well as to London and Liverpool to which the contract at present is confined. The United States suggestions of an amendment to permit the transmission of documents direct from the
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    22 11 The relinquishment of his Commission in the Straits Settlements Royal Navil Volunteer Reserve by Acting Sub-Lieut. J. L. Purnell has been accepted.
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    Indian Loans In Keen Demand In London
    195 11  -  MARKET REPORTS (By Reuter) London, Dec. 12. rpHE Stock Exchange opened quiet, but cheerful, with GiltEdgeds firm. Middle-Easterns, especially oils, were again bought. Industrials were steadier while Kaffir deeplevels were fairly active. Later, Indian undated issues were persistently supported, especially since the recent
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    88 11 London, Dec. 12. THE City welcomes the War Damage Bill as a superb expression of national self-confidence. restoration of insurability to no less than s'ome eight milliard terling wcrth of buildings alone, and at a moderate premium, clearly reflects confidence in the ability to prevent
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    TIN MARKET FEATURELESS
    51 11 London, Dec. 12. THE turnover In the tin market was 100 tons. The market was featureless, with a small cash buying. There have been many applications for December export licences but none has yet been granted. After official hours the market ruled steady, but there w»s no
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    278 12 rpHE details of an important A financial arrangement, reached between Malaya and the Netherlands East Indies in respect of payment for trade between the two countries, were released this morning by the Controller of Foreign Exchange. An arrangement has been made whereby from Dec. 15,
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    90 12 Reuter. Shanghai. Dec. 13. <MR John Latham, first Australian Minister to Japan, gave a prry.s conference in Shanghai on his way to take up his post. He emphasised that Australia was purely European but her interests depended en the Pacific and hence she could not be indifferent to
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    52 12 Singapore. Thursday. THE marriage~will take place at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 4 p.m. on Sunday. Dec. 15. of Mr. Wong Feng Tong. sen of Mrs L S. N. Wong, and Miss Eunice Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Lee. A reception will follow immediately after
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    27 12 Mr. Lee Swee Lee of the Kedah Clerical Service, who was until recently attached to the P W D, Sungei Patani. hai resigned from the Government Service
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    223 12 A hundred and Lhirl the Army, Naw ai were entertainer; vat** homes and later taw v H Capitol theatre, when a Singapore resident, '"5*3 mas entertainment W <l Chr The scheme v .he Tribunc m< i bureau. np Tro^ Hosts and Mrs. E. A.
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    83 12 London, Dec. 13. QUESTIONS were asked in the House of Commons yesterday, a'~out the condition of British subjects now interned who were hitherto resident in occupied France. Tlie Foreign UnderSecretary, Mr. R. A. Butler, stated that the majority were male British I subjects, numbering some 1.700 and
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