Morning Tribune, 27 January 1940

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    10 1 The Morning Tribune Vol 4-N0 304, Sat., Jan. 27, 194(X
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    U. S. BOMBERS FLOWN FROM AMERICA TO FRANCE
    185 1 U. S. BOMBERS FLOWN FROM AMERICA TO FRANCE New York. Jan. 26. 1 f OCKHFED bombers bought by L Britain are being flown across the Atlantic to the Western Front, /ccordins to the New York Herald inbune which declares that the i Dombers are being flown over Imerkan soil with
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    PLOT AGAINST STALIN
    69 1 PLOT AGAINST STALIN Rome, Jan. 20. ACCORDING TO ROME RADIO, TH£ SOVIET SECKfci TOUCE HAVE DISCOVERED A VAST CONSPIRACY AGAINST STALIN, MOLOTOV AND VOROSiiILOV. The announcer stated that mass arrests of high officials and officers hav< been made throughout the Ukraine. In Kiev aione, 150 were arrested. Repeating the anti-Stalin
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    ALLIES MAY LAUNCH OFFENSIVE BEFORE HITLER ACTS
    368 1 PRENCH WARNING FOR NAZIS German Envoys Return To Berlin For Conference London, Jan. 26. THE French radio told German listeners last night not to take it for granted that the Allied General Staff would sit still and wait until it pleased Hitler to
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    "OIL WAR WILL SPREAD"
    226 1 Paris, Jan. 26. Oil is the key to victory. This is the theme of this morning'* Paris Pre*«. "We must not think tfeafe time iff wort* ing lor us," writes Charles Morice in the Petit Parisien. The present situation facilitates the Reich's plans by enabling hejr
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    LADY INCHCAPE'S DENIAL
    49 1 (FEOM H. L. HOPKIN) London, Jan. 26. I ADY INCfICAPE, daughter of the Rajah and Ranee of Sarawak, denies the suggestion that she wishes to be heir presumptive to the throne of Sarawak. She says that nothing is further from her mind. (via Cable and Wireless).
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    Contraband Control In Canada Also
    65 1 Contraband Control In Canada Also Washington, Jan. 26. A PLAN is being considered to establish a contraband control station either at St. John's, Newfoundland, or somewhere in Canada. This, it is claimed, will simplify the examination of United States .ships art! make it unnecessary for them to enter the war
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    Complete Rout Of Reds By Finns
    212 1 Helsinki, Jan. 36. |N the opinion of foreign observers, the Finns have finally disposed of the Russian push north of Lake Ladogo, It is believed they are now engaged in cleaning up after repulsing the repeated Russian attacks, and in securing positions in order
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      35 1 On Other Passes More Nazi Barbarities -Hoats Off Trin'dad 3 commissioners' Meeting 4 iSts°\ Ce y lo n The War 5 Places 6 jromr»' a Pa?e 7 ZiS- I S» U Snort Bank Meeting 16
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    Wang Cannot Deliver The Goods For Japan
    381 2 London, Jan. 26. fHI. j.s tin moment m hi^h expect a nr;, In t... I-.,. Kast, says the Man <•/.<• U-i Guardian m a leader dealing with Mr Wang Ching WtVt negotlAttoni and the lapsing of the Japan« s< Ann ncan trade treaty.
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    Nazi Barbarities Also In Bohemia & Moravia
    248 2 Nazi Barbarities Also In Bohemia Moravia ha/I London, Jan. 26. WA/I terrori m in Poland has J m3f coulUer Parl in the se- called protectorate of Bohemia i and Moravia, and evidence is diily accumulating in London of arrests of former Czech i Army OfTaieis, the persertition of students, the
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    110 MISSING FROM THE ORAZIO
    206 2 110 MISSING FROM THE ORAZIO ROMK, JAN. 26. ONI HUNDRED AND TKN ARE MISSING FROM THE ORAZIO. It wa.s mentioned last night that thev "left the ship contrary to the orders ot the captain, Riven at u time when communication was .still possible between ground crowded at the bows and
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    KHO SIN KIE MARRIES ENGLISH GIRL
    28 2 KHO SIN KIE MARRIES ENGLISH GIRL London, Jan. 2€. Kilo SIN Kit:, the Chinese Davis (up lawn tennis player, was to-day mnrried at Kensington Register office Balfour- Reuter
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    Japan Depends A Lot On America
    291 2 machinery and 65 per cent, of her petroleum— Reuter. The Japanese Press comment Is now swaying from the Asam a Maru incident to the question of trade relations with the United States. A Japanese spokesman declared to-day that the cardinal point of the situation
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    Latvian & French Ships Torpedoed
    426 2 Latvian French Ships Torpedoed A LATVIAN steamer, the h,,,, in the V.rth feea, acco report received h»-re. The crew ar« safe lhus i; the flMt vessel vian merchant service I ji war. Twenty-eight wrvii French .ship tupeaoed ai Liay have ban landed at Spanish ihip wlii/th picked 6 vviiile on
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    BRITISH REPLY TO JAPAN
    168 2 BRITISH REPL Y TO JAPAN London, Jan. 86. rpilK reply of the British Govern mci.t to the Japanese proUa^aiiusl the removal of 21 Germ from the steamer Asama Marti wadespatched this m.. ruing and be presented by the British Am bassador in Tokyo at the eaili practicable moment. Meanwhile there
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    Prison For Two Malays
    183 3 Singapore Frjda). •THESE two men are members ol a cans who work t«#« ether. Some „l th» in distract the attention of the shop keepers, while others commit tru theft. This gang has been operatins through©^ the whole of \lalava." said Court Inspector D. R. towie
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    COMMISSIONERS SIT IN CAMERA
    206 4 M Singapore, Friday. THE Press and even subordinate officers of the Municipality were exeluded from the Commissioners' meeting yesterday when the board resolved into general committee and spent more than an hour discus•ine confidential matters in connection with a committee decision disapproving ex-gratia payment form the
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    CHARGED WITH HAVING COUNTERFEIT COINS
    1154 5 ASSIZE STORY OF POLICE WATCH Singapore, Friday. a STQR? ol how detectives and a European inspector kept a watch on a certain room in a Chinese hotel where a Eurasian was found to be in possession of counterfeit coins was related at the Assizes to-day
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    Teams For To-day's Rugger
    90 5 riir following are the teams chosen for (he North vs. South annual Rugby match to be played in Singapore NORTH Keay (Penang); J. H. Abbott (Selangor), Ferguson (Perak), Smith (Selangor). Dunne (Se^anjror); Carrell (Selangor); Dr. Jones (Penang): Pollock Selangor) Russell (Penang). \l< Bride (Selangor). llorsburgh (Penang),
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    SPRING RACES
    26 5 The Racp Course will bt- oinditil.v open lor Training on Thursday, Feb. 1 at 5.45 a.m. when tut usual coffer arrangenenU will be made.
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      51 5 •NEW HUDSONi fc THE WORLD'S BEST BICYCLE Entirely on their own merits NEW HUDSON Bu> ties have earned a truly "worU wide" reputation for— I.MM Kl\«i QUALITY BEAIIIFUL DESIGN M i'MCB MNISII CKAFTSMANSHIP ar.w Kl I ABILITY while VAU h for MONEY Is. of course, a NEW HUC6ON tradition. W.P.B.
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    SCRATCH SINGAPORE SIDE WINS INTER-STATE HOCKEY
    526 6 m 3 Johore Nil. tSSSUa .cratch ski, which Included a num^r of substitutes, f Singapore managed to beat Johore in their -hockey inter-state fixture on the Padang yesterday by three goals to nil. It was a poor game a.s far as inter tlaf fixtures
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    Selections For To-day's Ipoh Races
    62 6 Selections For To-day's Ipoh Races Following are selections by "Spectator for to-day's races at Ipon:— Race 1: AUBOSS Brass Bullett Race 2: PAY OUT Salmon Par Race 3: PAT BITRKE Pariol Race 4: CONSTANT LIGHT Scribble Race 5: EXCUSE ME Miss Sardis Race 6: SPERENZA Blue And White Race 7:
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    Hyderabads Beat Cricket Club
    399 6 Hyderabad Regiment 3; S.C.C 1. STAGING a good rally after being one goal down at one stage of the game, the Hyderabad Regiment scored a well-deserved victory over the S.C.C. when they met in a keenly contested hockey match on the Padang yesterday, emerging victors bv
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    OFFICERS PLAY DRAW
    119 6 OFFICERS PLAY DRAW Minniuiicl Officers' Hockey XI Y.M.I IN an interesting game of hm played yesterday at Prince id ward Road, the Command OP, hockev eleven drew with the Y C.A., iach side scoring three goals. Tbe Ys played v.ith only ter in spite of this, they appeared be slightly
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    Bukit Timah Golf
    202 6 THE Gold Medal Competition of the Royal Singapore Golf Club for 1939 will be played on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 3 and 4, simultaneously with the February Medal Competition The following ate qualified to compete- H.B Sym. D.M. Henderson. J. Crichton, HH. Sturt. MM Paterson. H. M.
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    "The Blue Rvthm Hawaiian Entertainers"
    33 6 Singapore's leading Hawaiian Dance Band will play in conjunct t Sg il De Silva's Orchestra to-night and to-morrow (Sunday) during tnt Dnnop. at thp Npw Wnrlri T)anr»p Pniorp
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    Three U-Boats Reported Prowling Off Trinidad
    163 7 New York, j ln> ;>«. J^EWSPAPHH here cite 'reliable maritime quarter*" for the prediction of a (ierman submarine attack on British mercantile lifelines in the West Indies. It is declared that three l-boats are i.rmvlintf in the vicinity of Trinidad, attended by a speedy
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    ELECTION ISSUE IN CANADA
    131 7 ELECTION ISSUE IN CANA DA Ottawa, Jan. 26. ryilK friction between Ontario I liberals led by Mr. Mitchell Hepburn and Mr. Mackenzie King's I ederal Liberals is considered to be the reason for the dissolution of the Canadian Parliament, and the ippeal to th e country. Tiio Ontario Legislature on
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    TO-NIGHT'S TALK ON THE WAR
    39 7 The 8.M.8.C.'s weekly talk on th P o clock tnis evening by Mi h. a AisaS J: "^'asinK editor of Warm Malava iSS P* eD£le^ by Hip head oi the Re i?ious Department, Johore.
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    AMERICANS ADVISED TO LEAVE SWEDEN
    53 7 Stockholm, Jan. 26. THE American Minister has advised Americans in Sweden particularly women and children, to consider the advisability of returning to the United Slates as soon as possible. His circular adds that while the situation is not immediately dangerous nothing can be foretold of
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    NEW RECORD IN BRITAIN'S BANKING DEPOSITS
    202 7 NEW RECORD IN BRITAIN'S BANKING DEPOSITS tj London, Jan. 26. WG expansion in deposits to a lew high recfiid, and a sweep increase in money market asar e leading features of the balance sheets of fi\> leading banks, ihi- last of which wtm issued E total depr-sit. s for the
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    WIFE OF FORMER MALAYAN DIES
    32 7 The death occurred Mid ienly at Rldgrmu-int, St. George's Uul, Weyoiici^e. un Jiiii. 9 of Mf6. Aggie Simc, v^ife of Mr. J. L S.rne, formerly of Malay*;
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    "Surrounded By Enemies" Mackenzie King Protests
    121 7 UUawa, Jan. 25. AN immediate appeal to the eemt- try" was announced by Lord nverflsinirtr, Uovernor-GeneraJ, in nis speech from the Throne at the "pemns of the Canadian Parliament. The announcement, whidh came as a <<»mpicte surprise, indicates a winter general e'ection— a rare
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  • Enemies Of The State
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      62 7 en2 'King (Premier) said imtion had been created by the lnt Ck th^ King assured the eve?v Gov «mment had dea: f u"y "oiSdiSS war and they had y f onMdeied every step in order 1 the Canadian people. They j the Dominion. H i^Si^e Ontario resolution e asked mPmL
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      153 7 sjhgks 1 throu h ali branches of the armed lorces to provide thp security and defence of Canada and w--2JS atkm wi fch the Mlied forces *y financial h nnH Wa L Canada 8 ta*SS5; their determination to share with SS ISS? "J?,?" 106 t0 the utmost of their [Strength
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      290 7 t Ottawa. Jan. 2«5 ay, the Caoinet will probably dr the date of the election, r the present provisions of tti<> i Act, this cannot be before Mar >pear.s that the election wiJi Dfl chiefly on the Liberal Govern record since the beginning of the d one factor is that
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    Japanese Board Ship Off Foochow
    196 7 ANNOUNCING that they »rre <f*boardinfc the ship in retaliation for the Asama. Maru incident, a Japanese naval partv boarded the Indo-China Steam Navigation o.'s Wans Sanjj while lyiiif off Foochow on Wednesday. This incident was revealed t< da when a passenger was interviewed 11 J*
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    CONGESTION AT CHUNGKING
    92 7 Chungking, Jan. The riiiuiskiiig authorities ar© conducting a house-to-house exam inatiun of "residence certificates for the purpose of carrying out compulsory evacuation of all residents of Chung-king without certificates. This measure to taken because u large number of people have been returning to Chungking during the winter
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    PRESIDENT'S THANKS TO FORMER COMMISSIONERS
    519 8 New Members Welcomed Singapore, Friday. TIUBUTKB to the 'manifold services" of three retiring members of the Commission, Messrs. J. A. EUas, E. A. Brown and G. PaHmry, were paid by Mr. L. Rayman, the President, at today s meeting of the Municipal Commissioners. Mr. Rayman
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    LAUGHTER IN MUNICIPAL BOARD ROOM
    44 8 V Singapore, Friday. S I Municipal Board Rooir .at -J*^- *^SJ !"id by-laws" be approved lhe rnkT'had better,eheck up on S approved as also the ceUuS '"Kevision of th e Siglap bunja- j I,kj lilies in bungalow areas.^ J
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    BITTEN BY PIG
    17 8 At 7 49 p.m. yesterday a male Chinese Tan T<ik Sens Hospital by ambulance.
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    Decisions At Municipal Meeting
    170 8 Singapore. Frida\ IN view of present conditions, the t'omrois&MJners naVe d^ ld d that no action b e taken in 1940 for tht- reduction annually by ten per cent of licences of all kinds of hawkers and that the quota of 6.000 itinerant hawkers' licences fixed
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    MUNICIPAL GRANTS TO MOBILISED OFFICIALS
    385 8 Singapore, rnaay. mmendations on the question of allowanJMPORTANT commi e ieco Municipal sta f£ on moUbisation and PS^^^ living were accepted by tne Mumc.pal commissioners at a meeting held to-day Town and I r«ru™rr^ f .r«r as Singapura Maju." The Commissioners have agreed thrt movision
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    Heavy Bail Offered
    155 8 Singapore, Friday. IAM instructed to oppose bail in this case, but iff th e court insists on granting bail, I jun applying for bail in the sum of $20,000 in four sureties for each accused This is a very serious case." This statement was made by Court
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    People & Places
    446 10 People Places Till: Burns Nißht concert held at t"«--1 AdeJphi Roof Garden on n>ur^ day wai hu*e success the record audience of proving that Bon „ir Scotland' is well represented In Singapore- Success of the fuintion was du< t« the untiring efto** •fMj£ t...s and organisers, Mrs. P J M<
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    Night-Clubbing At The Cathay
    89 10 Night-Clubbing At The Cathay AMONG Thursday nights fashions, at the Cathay Cafe 1 liked: Tho smoky blue shade eh<ksen by Mrs. Geoffrey Folliott, of the dark good -looks: The Hower-fiCtli appearance of (he piinted s^ks chosen by the Ehlei twins Moira's was pink with blue floials. Jeans white with multieolourcd
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    COURT SEQUEL TO AFFRAY ON SHIP
    391 10 SiiißaiH)re, Friday, I DID not want to h>ht Daly as he was younger and stronger than 1 I. I fought like a gentleman at the beginning" remarked Boris Evanoff, a ycar-dd Russian sailor, in the case in which he is charged with voluntarily causing
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    FASHION SPOTLIGHT
    221 10  -  VERA ARDMORI By WHEN moonlight is .shining over the water and a million stars blink down Elaine goes all romantic and looks for something social in the way of dance dresses to sketch. One that she saw Mrs. K. Webb wearing at the Swimming Club the other night,
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    Negligence Costs $60
    157 10 Negligence Costs $60 Singapore, Friday A YEAR'S suspension of his an> I A licence in addition to a hi"' J S6O was the sentence ""posed >| morning on a Chinese JW*" a who was convicted by Mr .Co nraj Oldham in the Traffic Couit < charge of negligent driving. The
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    LET'S TALK IT OVER
    1288 11 New Weeklv Feature ii:r in;u;\ hiu> yoi QN this page, which appears every Saturday in the Morning Tribune, problems received from readers are published j and Helen, our home expert, answers them, giving help en- J comagement and advice. No matter is too small, no query
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      11 11 Correspondence Coupon I °"Pon must be enclosed with ever/ correspondence query.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, January 27, 1940. EXPORT OR DIE
    301 12 MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, January 27, 1940. EXPORT OR DIE irITLKR is reported to have said on OM occasion that Germany must export or die. The same could be said of Great Britain with equal truth. The maintenance of her export lide is just as vital to her prosct« in this
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    London To-Day
    878 12 London To-Day HLHopkin On Anonymous Letters Sent To Officers: Outcry Over Hore-Belisha Resignation: Will He Come Back?: Air Force Command The Young Man's Outlook: Two Forces In France, London, Jan. 10. .MK. Hore-Helisha continues to I* very much in the news. The authorities are investigating the matter of anonymous letter-.
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    War Will Be Long, Says Nevile Henderson
    152 12 London, Jan. 25. THE view tuat the war may last a long time is held by the former British Ambassador to Berlin, Sir Neville Henderson, who spoke at a public meeting last night. Sir Neville said that the war would be a long
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    AUSTRALIA'S NEW SUPPLY MINISTER
    72 12 AUSTRALIA'S NEW SUPPLY MINISTER Melbourne, Jan. THE Australian Premier, Mr. Menzies. announces that the Navy Minister. Sir toederick Stewart, ht& teen sworn in as Minister of Supply following tne lesipnation of Mr. Casey on tus appointment as Minister to Washin.qton Sir Frederick Stewart will retain SiinUtriea of Health and the
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    MORE WINGS FOR THE LION
    142 13 I Bristol-Blenheim bomber. fighter plane in flight from a Royal Air Force Fighter Station "somewhere in England"— The Fighter Command is responsible f»#r coast defence at home from hostile air attack. m P y cartridge cases showering to the ground as the eight mechineguiis in
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON TIN
      19 15 London. Friday. octal Met) £236 Buyers f236V 2 Sellers i Official Price £236 Buye.\s £236V L Sellers
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      LONDON RUBBER
      39 15 London. Friday. Market Tune Dull lH 8 b 11 15 16s Forward) Feb. lPib ll 7 8 s irdJ Mar. 11 13 16 b H 7 8 s .3rd Fi rv ard) £/rU 11^, b 1113 16s
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      PRODUCE
      65 15 >::don, Friday. p im G 'Malay) in duiil -pi. S'meni. Not Quoted Ct.na (Straits F M.S.) '♦ptember .sment. Not Quoted Flour (Sarawak' eh. 6'mtnt 19 6 Sellers Tapioca, Seed Pearl. «t Quality fSmgapore) gnuary S'ment. 31/- Sellers Pepper (FAQt White rluntok Jan Feb. S'ment. 4)4 Sellers Pepper iFAQi Black
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      49 15 London. Friday. T T London on Paris 176. 50 T X London on Amsterdam 7 53 T TLoriuon on Shanghai 4% T T London on Hongkong Is. 2 31j32d T T London on Japan Is. 2 7|32r* T/T London on New York 4 02y 2 t<" 4.03*/2
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
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    57 15 A male Chinese, a domestic servant wa> Kiid to have been stabbed with a knife by a compatriot, also a domestic servant, at Scotts Road, yesterday morning. The injured man was taken to the General Hospital suffering from two wounds; one on the left side of the chest
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    66 15 London, Jan. 26. ANE hundred and twenty Germans, in- eluding women and children, have been sent back to Germany from Kenya this week, in accordance with the policy of sending home all Germans except those whose detention Is considered desirable. Many of the children sent home thu
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    302 16 No Doubt About The Issue, Says Midland Bank Chief London, Jan 26. THE ways <n which banks could serve the nation in the present struck 1 were referred to by Mr. Reginald McKenna, presiding at the annua meeting to-4ay of the Midland Bank, He said that they could help to
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    48 16 London, Jan 26. CEVENTFEN airmwi from New Zea--3 land ail lu the early 20's and with the laiik of acting pilot officer, arrived in England this week from the Dominion They will imdergo further train Ulg befoie beiiig posted to units.— Reuter
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    290 16 London, Jan. 2G. ANGRY indignation replaced the customary suavely satirical tone in last night's announcements by "Lord Haw Haw/' as Germany's chief English -speaking radio announcer is known. Again and again he returned to the microphone elaborating the single theme "for every bomb dropped
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    72 16 Cairo, Jaa. 26. |N the first four months of war, Egypt has exported 96,600 more bales of cotton than i-n the same period a year ago, inspite of the loss of her markets in enemy country. The Egyptian Government department of statistics announced that the British
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    44 16 London, Jan. 20. In the grounds of Buckingham PaJnce this morning, Ihe King and Queen taspecte the mobile ctnteen oi the Y.M C.A. wiiich is being sent to Franc? next week for the use of the BritLsn forces.- Reuter
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    64 16 London Ja»» 5 The Ministry of Food anng^Jrti the weekly bacon ration wil Ibo in Horn four to eight ounces irom rea The Ministry staie that .if ll due to an improvement in *Sl£i rationing at KLffSr^ has only been in operation to t and already certain
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