Morning Tribune, 9 January 1941

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    Masthead
    16 1 Morning Tribune v<) 5 o 294. Thursday. Jan. 9. 194] Morning Tribune Thursday. Januaiv 9, IJMI
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    U.S.NAVY TO HAVE 3 FLEETS
    251 1 Washington, Jan. 8. r ir reaching re-organisa-n of the Navy, which m will be divided into tiir -s. namely, the Atlantic, Pacific and Asiatic as announced by Col. rtary to the Navy, Knox further announ,t President Roosevelt ithoris d an increase of m the Navy's
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    NAZIS EXPECTED TO ENTER BULGARIA
    106 1 Ntvv York, Jan. v QERMAN troops wiU march into Bulgaria beffinnin* from to-day, according to a report from ReJ^rade. h is reported that an understanding between Germany and Bulgaria n as reached on Jait m Berlin uhen the arian Premier, Dr. Roffdan Filolf and the
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    R.A.F. RAID ON ELBASAN
    151 1 R.A.F. RAID ON ELBASAN Athens. Jan. 8. A SUCCESSFUL raid on military >tort\s and buildings m Klbasan was made yesterday by R A.F. bombers, saw an X A F nmimunique issued from headquartcts m Greece. Snow, sleet and lain vert falling area making obftrvtt.on difficult, but high explosive and incendiary
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    Ulster's Attitude Towards Eire
    250 1 Ulster's A ttitude Towards Eire Belfast, Jan. 8. ULSTER'S attitude towards the question of conscription and Eire ports were the subject of a statement issued on Wednesday by Mr. J. M Andrews, who recently succeeded Lord Craigavon as Prime Minister of Northern Ireland. The statement, he said, was intended to
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    ROOSEVELT ON U.S. PROGRAMME FOR TOTAL DEFENCE OF DEMOCRACY
    605 1 ROOSEVELT ON U.S. PROGRAMME FOR TOTAL DEFENCE OF DEMOCRACY WASHINGTON, JAN. 8. DRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TO-DAY FOLLOWED UP HIS (HALLENGE SPEECH TO AGGRESSOR NATIONS BY ANNOUNCING AMERICA'S ALLTIME RECORD EXPENDITURE ON ARMS AND FIGHTING MEN. Under what «rU] be a "new deal plus national defence" budget, the United States will be
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    CHIEF SCOUT DIESINKENYA
    185 2 CHIEF SCO UT DIESINKENYA \lltOßl. FAN. |.)l!l) i;\IHM'O\M.I! X,\I\KOU> (Hill SMMI !i DFIM \i WIKI KINV\ AT 4.1 i A.M. I/ICAL TIMK O> \M DM MORNINCJ i i I month hi I HI BQ Igotur Whni it tO l;nl h<- bUilt MM Moi.-i K< nyi when with 1 1 Powi
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    100 U.S. Planes For Greece
    26 2 Wa.shiufstor Ja AUFBTIONI .irding rf X V thai CJnitid States tud to Greece. President R he did noi thU Wli Reuter
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    OF INTEREST TO INDIANS
    82 2 Khartoum. Jan 8 Wire wcii and happ: i f i« *ye lien Liii thJ Sir Sikandai Hyal Khan. Printr Minister of me P [ab taklns buck to India from the Indian troops M on hi.s I Bgypt and the Sudan Sir sikniidui told Rev rrespond t
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    CONGRESS LEADER SENTENCED
    41 2 Allahabad, Jan 8 j Abul Kalam Azad. President of the total Congress, who wa.s arrested m eonnecwith Gandhis campaign to impede India's war ha.- been sentenced to 13 months' simple ir»,inment under the Defence ot India rules.- Reuter
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    Internal Collapse Of Nazi Regime
    102 2 London, Jan. 8. "THEKiL .lie .signs amons German m Czechoslovakia of anxiety about the future. There is lack of confidence m their leaders and criticism of the whole regime." declared Dr. Benes. President of Czechoslovakia, speaking at a luncheon m London. He added. "We have
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    47 2 Vichy. Jan B—A personal letter from President Roosevelt to Marshal Petain was delivered to-day, by Admiral Leahy,! when the new American Ambassador to France presented bis credentials. Marir.es mounted a s;uard of honour and despite the cold weather people gathered to watch the am-| hwnil i arrival
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    CRUMBLING IN RUMANIA
    221 2 London. Jan. X SOMI WII M better lifcht ll „J on the situaliMi of Run nia. m t< lejcrani dived yesterda^ b«. tli** For. Office troni the BritMi Minister at Bucharest. The i« legram rrfen to '.1 lot of ftUVMinf" MHil I' I**1 people I iin< Brninf
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    SCHEME TO AID WAR PRISONERS
    137 2 :idon. Jan. 8. Ay- 1 Mlilt of and successful exr 1 lertaken privately by Mr Claibor »c Pell, son of the Amen Bister to LLs efforts ire being made m co-op- 1 i* m with the Poribliah a monthly 1 service by which parcels may
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    TODAY'S LAUGH
    13 2 LAW EXAMINATION: Professor: "What is the pcnalti' bigamy?" Student: "Two mothers-in-law."
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    Sudden Death Of Mr. James Nairn
    459 2 Sudden Death Of Mr. Ja mes Nairn THE funeral of the late Mr. James Nairn who died suddenly yesterday at his residence at Oxley Road. Singapore, took place the same afternoon at Bidadari Cemetery an-i was very largely attended. Mr. Nairn, who was Company Sergeant Major of "S" 1 Company.
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    JAPAN & U.S.-BORN JAPANESE
    147 3 JAPAN U.S.-BORN JAPANESE Tokyo, Jan. 8. n r X Ishii, acting spokesman ol ill iiiiiition Board of the Cabinet categorically dismissed as "entirely 11 dless' the allegation mar 9enator Guy Gillete m Jan. 4 to the effect that 50 000 American-born Japanese (Nisei were undergoing military training m Ja] Government
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    142 3 German Dor-5 iiier 17 bomber i was shot clown over the South S East coast by a y detachment of the Somerset Lifht Infantry. lhey took one i of the Spandnu machine pm and ammuniS tion from the aircraft and, mounted the. gun on a higii angle mount. y ing.
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    Progress In Tangier Talks Reported
    83 3 E Tangier, Jan 8. XISTING financial and exchange conditions will continue unchanged m Tangier. This statement teen l^ued by the icpresentatives of the local hamber of Commerce who went to Madrid «ive their expert advice to the British Ambassa'io; ilka now proceeding with Senor Suner
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    No Confirmation Of Japanese Protest
    70 3 No Confirmation Of Japanese Protest n London. Jan. 8. na.s yet been received m London from Sir t Craigie, the British Ambassador, concern latest of the detention of aJapai Reuter learn*. out of place, it is added m authoritative point out that while Britain U forced ai" strict war time
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    New Zealand Congratulates Australia
    53 3 New Zealand Congratulates Australia Wellington. Jan. 8. Wellington, Jan. B.— "We knew they would do it, and they have done it," cables the New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr. Peter Fraser, to Mr R. G. Menzies. Australian Prime Minister, m a message congratulating him on behalf of the Australian troops m
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    U.S. MUST GO TO WAR
    489 3  -  Bullitt ipelhill, North Carolina, Jan. 8. k X way to <ier.«at the Axii owera o to v support of < tain, Greece and Chi leclared -Mi. Williaw BulJitt, former Ambassador to eh to the In* national Relations Club, University na. The American people, h- id
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      St. John Ambulance Division Meeting: Children's Concert
      719 4  -  VERA ARDMORE By j .I v trophy "competed ;<i by lon On I iirsday afternoon, at IIM htmw oj Brigadier .tml .Mrs. < m Hi at Alexandra, where the divi «.i«m mcrls fVffJ week, the shield .is »iii display A team If lip
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      "Question" Meeting
      162 4 "Question" Meeting MKXT meeting of the Sin- i gaporc Garden- i i .nfc Society will be held at the home of Mrs. O. i R. S. Bateman, 2. Peircc Road. J 1 on Jan. 20. This date has > k been substituted 1 lor th c !7th, 1 S which
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      St. John Ambulance
      61 4 Top: Member* of the Alexandra Division of i i he St. John Amlmlance Brigade, pictured at i tl c home of Mrs. (uit is, 4, Cornwall Road, Alexandra, on Tuesday. Abive: Tt;»m members who von Ihe Hart- maiiii Shi« ill J'or their division. i (Seated) Mrs. Ptnnyeulk.
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    CURTAIN GOING UP
    565 5 CURTAIN GOING UP local store presents excellent selection i tn see m what way t n it up without incurring undue ex- an brighten h t when most 1 'o r Toilars more carefully than us ar e counting 01 r c tQ sp (re Ult ir n ani <■>-
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    New Day Frocks Highlight Colour Contrasts & Borders
    711 6 New Day Frocks Highlight Colour Contrasts Borders Linn ibrica mi n common with PrWh'" toeotour, ;nl v n m all 1941 fi hi coVii;\STS and borders i,,t»: Bd out m some i the i,' crepe laodela which, hi tailored prlnU and ioft ityMng, prorlnc i>"pular for daytime i Amont? OOtfUndhlf
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      86 6 'HATS A J J DRI SSES, CORSETS, HOSIERY. i -v-i OR! .M> (l.v Court). T<l. 3335 'SNOW WHITE" <™ mmci at PARIS CO. DRY CIJvANKRfi COIJWAN BT. MM 6t45 41 I It S 1 A S ASM lt\\< i: ORPORATION, I ID. Building, < hull Bin THOSE SRW. SINGAM M!(»
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    M.P.s EXPOSE GESTAPO ACTIVITIES IN BRITAIN
    599 7 M .P.s EXPOSE GESTAPO ACTIVITIES IN BRITAIN One Man In The House "Merits The Tower" LTg o£ lH independent implication into FilU IV activitiei m this country are being presented b) mentarv Committee to the Home Secretary. hH Parker, M.P. tor Komford, who presided ovei mim lttee. told importers some
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    Sketching In Prohibited Area Alleged
    406 7 ORIGINALLY charged with 'making a drawing within a prohibited place." nann ly the area surrounding the islands of Blakan Mati and Pulau Brani en Jan. 1. ■n offence under the Official Secrets Ordinance, the charge against Soji Saito, a young Japanese Hainan, was amended m
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    "NO EPIDEMICS IN SHELTERS" — OFFICIAL
    156 7 "NO EPIDEMICS IN SHELTERS" OFFICIAL London Jan. 8. A CENSUS taker, m December showed that five per cent, of the population m the London regti n occupied public shell per cent, domestic and comn. shelten* and the real were living m their own homes, according to Sir Wilson Jamoson, the
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    Morning Tribune THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1941. "INVINCIBLE" MUSSO!
    342 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1941. "INVINCIBLE" MUSSO! J\ Ethiopia, the Italians claimed to have wiped out the shame of A lov The occupation of British Somaliland was similarly regarded as a "military iVat" worthy of the successors of Caesar's legions. Encouraged by their early successes, they became intoxicated with
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    YOUNG MALAY AS ACCUSED
    286 8 For .1lnr«l«'r Trial AT the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry m the fifth court, esterday, Hussein bin Musiakim. a young Boyanese, was ,1 his trial on a charge of murder at Ihe ficoming A The bbed a Ch imeci i n Ch<x v Kow i partiei
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    Tribute To British Rule In Malaya
    318 8 Tribute To British Rule In Malaya DEMINISCENCES of his last 23 years m Malaya "wonderful years, filled with an ever Increasing regard for the British people i whole, for scores of British subjects individually." to quote his own word* were recalled by the R?v. V L Poach, principal of the
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    3 YOUTHS ON HOUSEBREAKING CHARGE
    115 8 3 YOUTHS ON HOUSEBREAKING CHARGE SENTENCE was 5 postponed to Jan. 11. in thr second court, yesterday, when the case m which three boys, P I Hunger, 15, Indian. AndPhillip, 13, Eurasian, and Kenii th Thomas, 14. Eurasian, who Pleaded guilty to a charge of housebreakmu at Lorong X Telok
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    Child Killed Lorry Moved, When ashed
    182 8 Child Killed Lorry Moved, When ashed A 13-YEAR-OLD girl, Lok Wai Fong, wa picture book inside a stationery l<»i (,ld brother Lok Choong ('hoy on her lap sitting beside her when the lorry sadder road and finished up m a drain. Wai Fong and Choong Choy were Hung into the
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    Bardia Victory Due To Empire Teamwork
    122 8 London, Jan. 8. MESSAGES reaching London from Australia indicate the enthusiasm with which the capture of Bardia wu received m th° Commonwealth was as great as that with which the British people acclaimed the triumph of the gallant Australian troops. Th° natural comparison springing
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    Mun See th The me
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    A Double Wall Of American Beauty
    92 9 THIS double wall of beaut? faced the photographer at the ami Atlantic City beauty pageant, and tliouqh he must hare bee:> feeling pretty dazzled, he succeeded i?i taking an excellent portraitgroup. -MISS AMERICA, 1940," is standing m the centre of the front row. surrjunded
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    Constable And Beggar In Chase
    200 9 Constable And Beggar In Chase ARRBBTK) lor begging, Moha- mcd bin Haji Hassan, 26, Malay, made a dash for liberty fta he was taken near the Thompson Road police station. When he discovered that the constable who had arrested him was gaining on Him, Mohamed jumped on a bicycle parked
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    CERTIFICATE SALES RISE
    40 10 ci show up to Jan. 7 was $2.32 adv\. of $442,185 over the last tortnightly l. her to the rate of .sales nth, bat if the present mr tnalli thoiißh thly total miffht toon be doubl- 'I
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    BILL COLLECTOR'S UNFORTUNATE LAPSE
    261 10 RKTI KNINfi »c» his shop after having collected $30. Hubert Lee, 18, bill collector, employed by Mr. J LMf, of Petpr Chong and Co., received news that Ml father had just died. Robert decided to go straight away to his housi and being short of money,
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    3 MILLION OLD ACE PENSIONERS
    87 10 3 MILLION OLD ACE PENSIONERS OLD age pensioners m England, Wales and Scotland, IncludkdOWl over sixty, total' approximately 3,350,000. according to the Minister of Health. At the bf^innine; oi the suppicnr ntary pensions Kheme about 1.400.000 applications i m some causes covering husbimd.s anc 1 were received, on which 1
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    BLOCKADE LIFTED FOR SWISS
    37 10 BLOCKADE LIFTED FOR SWISS Britain Lfl to illow a number of threw into ■rland, as S \v I iic\ surich i p a Voiksr tnment now b F I ing attitud-' I hank v v much!" Reuter
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    FAMILY BENEFIT SOCIETY
    163 10 THE following were fleeted o:' bearers for the year at the tweniy-seventh annual Mineral meeting ot the Singapore family Benefit Society at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. President: Dr. C. J Paglar; VicePresident: Mr. Peh Wan Kok: Ron Treasurer; Mr. Lee Soo Chuan. 'Hon. Secretary: Mr. M.
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      48 10 Mickey Mou* Walt DUney I -rM^vw^Y? j/..1 rOyOHT HE lf>T^rC WO^KN'j^ ~T MYSELF, r WILL fyLcikKE THP r^-^T-^T-VcS vv^S^JV ,v-^ •> THIS TIME f C^^O LEEPLE TIDBIT FO« Mo Og,X) y 13 V '^JTaJi^tsJ 4 ~'/f \S^jTV. PO^v 3MOSr? j/ yf 0' NIOHtV) V MVSELFI CHUBT fe^Vt^ >^^l' L^S^^W^p^T
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      362 11 JONTHEJ i I SINGAPORE ZHL 225 metres) (1333 kes) ZHPI 30 96 meires (9 89 mcs) ZHP3 41 38 metres (7 .^5 mis) Fr«m MOO a SB. te 8.35 a.m. From 1000 a.m. ts l 50 p.m. From 5. so p m. te m M p.m. SAIGON 25.46 metre* (11.
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    Measures To Prevent Food Speculation
    123 12 London. Jan. 8. will si". A ito operation un kin* it ih- w» of lling on i^c of F< Lord Id, i am convii ble Dumber o; coming into ti." r.mldU Tbej a market "a whic rts of cer.am da Dinmodit ader tno» profitable Held
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    9 12 j. Mm; »t, J.P. and Mr \v C sion-
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    Further Gifts From Empire
    90 12 Further Gifts From Empire n, Jan. 7.— no abatement ot terous lor me prosecution ihe war from all ts of the Emp 1 These include additional contributions for the purch.i mobile canton. further contributions for Spitfire fun loans free of Inl i i.n i contributions lor prosecutions of the war
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    Dutch Churches Protest
    87 12 Dutch Churches Protest F»M the pulpiis Y. every Prote.sl an: „eh m the Ncn d s mir.rs protested eitei Seyss icagainit I recent anti-Jeui.-r decree excluding Jfrom all Goverr.--1 merit services. All Protestant sk made t" p announcement on the groir that the decree v •not compatible with Christianity." Brfore
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    Co-operatives Help Win The War
    68 12 Co-operatives Help Win The War The Co-operative Wholesale Society hai> nearly £80,000.0"' invested m Government securities, ana the Co-operative Insurance So £4.317.000, Sir William BracLshaw, president, told the qu.v meeting of the m Manchester. Sales of the society durint; the months ended J reached £70,32 an Increase of than £10.000,000
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    Cat Saved, All Else Killed
    129 13 Cat Saved, All Else Killed which had beei: bombed a fortnight before, Mr. Geort?; Andrews, i Londoner beard a cat mewing m the debiis. Pulling aside a heap ol brlelu Mr. Andrews found his ki»ten. Snowball, which he and his wife had given up for dead "Snowball was the only
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    Evacuation Good, Says Queen
    170 13 Evacuation Good, Says Queen ■I THINK it la sood for the children to be evacuated esprcially those of .school age.'' The Queen, during a tour of four London food and clothing centres for homeless bombed victims, gave I this opinion on the B< uation question. r I he remark was
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    JAPANESE, ITALIANS IN NIGHT CLASH
    62 13 In, Jan. 8. eae officials averted what •ou.s situatifri an. 3. following group of Italian Idlers at a night club m the Italian conion. During the flght, two Jap. soldiers and one Kalian, it is stated, sustained wounds. It is not yet derid d which
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    Baron Reith
    35 13 Sir John Reith. who v ted a baron when lie was appointed Mini i Works :mri Buildii and First Commfshas cho I r on Rrith of n In the inty <>i Kinc dine
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    INDIANS LOSE TO CEYLONESE
    264 14 I I.A r LDING im the Indian Association ho I f went down to the C.S.C. by one goal to nil mi n a I teh on the C.S.C. ground at day evening. I to the encounter resulted In Op the ran of should h me
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    8 Goals Scored At The Depot
    293 14 Indian (.iimtul Hospital Police "A" i ki.x.w ->i m the attack and steadier m the defence, n diaa Q to tital registered a ftne victory uwvv ipi i m a hin«i toufbt hockey match oa the ground yetterday. [> ly In it the .111
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    49 14 ■^C Amo n g ili c y I maiiv Italian piis<nnr«, re- cenllv ;iplui»*d are number of oflfi( is uho aii' i beiny interro. > gated by British S intelligence of- iicen. Photo i shous:-(;eftinjr good money: Italian ftkmth- L Nl are paid out 1 by the British. I i
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    SOLAR ECLIPSE IN CENTRAL CHINA
    92 14 Tokyo. Jan. 8. ABOLAR eclipse, which will takl on Sept. 1 for 3 minutes '!s. wi'l be Ob a.stronom i trow wioiu eountrief m Centra] Chin dli o the Vi.ir.iiin Shimbun. EiiG;li>h ;uid Amcricaii ftstrano men h:*ve atked iiu Chungking for i>f l to obtain
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    Governor's Praise For Penang A.R.P.
    111 14 (JtWH Qm Own Reporter! H ro T I'onang, Jan. 8. rceliency the c;ov^rnor lnsppcted 950 A.R.?. ■•lens. 200 auxiliary fire senrice mcmlx r.. 200 W John Ambulant ide 100 r Volunt i ,md 17 nun i parade on the polo venlng, mart turnout and If
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    NAZI RADIO CUTS
    104 14 NAZI RADIO CUTS niJASTir ntts m Kilo broadire being made by German A F air bombin believed pon;ibie. Dn r ,:der announced recent. 1 that "technieaJ sons and .special cu-f-um.stances of the war" now make i f necessary to di •i the ioihuvr tiona at 7.15 poi Bcilin. Bremen, Hamburg.
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    S. C. C. TO PLAY ONLY IN THE 1st DIVISION
    161 14 S. C. C. TO PLAY ONLY IN THE 1st DIVISION THE S.C.C. will only be represented m the first division of the S.A.F.A. league this year. The Club will not be represented m the reserve division or m any other divisions. This was decided at the Club soccer meeting held
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    THE BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    348 14 THE BRIGHT LIGHTS! TIGBOAT WMF (At The Alhambiai .ANOTHER of those J rt tales of Tugboat A, made famous by the late' Ma 3 Dressier, is now beini J the Alhambra, where 1 Annie" opened a season la j Marjorie Rambeau m the tjj role is a worthy successor I
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    De Gaulle Movement Starting In Manila
    68 14 De Gaulle Movement Starting In Manila Manila. J- 1 rE French community has organised a P!. branch of the Free Frer. Mont to help the cautf-* ol I which is the cause of F. I all the other free nation world" according to M v abre, chairman of the c<r
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    ENTRIES FOR PERAK SPITFIRE MEETING
    670 15 nnr Own Reporter) Flue White x o o x Carmtop o o o x Cellofort x o x o Clifton Lad x o x o Constant Light x o o x Creme de Menthe o x x o Dancing Foam x o o x rouble
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    Sparrow Caused V.C's Death
    136 15 Sparrow Caused V.C's Death rE body of a spar row m the furnace, pipe of a colliery laboratory caused tru> th of Alfred Robert Wilkinson, fortythree, a V C. of the last nrai This conclusion war, reached by the coroner at the resumed inquest at Leigh. Lanes, where a verdict
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    Got V.C. At King's Bedside
    64 15 Got V.C. At King's Bedside MR. Oliver Brooks ftfty-one, who wor. the V.C. for a daring bombing exp'oit aeainst enemy trenches at Loos m 1915. has died at Windsor. He was then a sergeant m the Coldstream Guards anc: received his V. C KiieeLng at the bede of King George
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    500 Women As Bus Conductors
    58 15 rIVE hundred women conductors are required by London Transport for country bates. They m be between twenty and thirty-five, and will be paid £3 Os. 4c. a week, including war vaze. rising to £3 The 500 are m addition to 1.000 conductors, male or ma!?,
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    19 15 Mr. and Mr.i Biicer of Yukon Pacific Tin, j Se!an?or. and th twt> infant childr hi a last vre^k.
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    TOBRUK GARRISON CUT OFF: TROOPS MASS
    357 16 TOBRUK GARRISON CUT OFF: TROOPS MASS lobruk, Jan. H. Ml tay k^nall patrol, could capi( "'Any ion of troops would, howe gi: tunique aaoj and a urdia v 1! 600. Active patrollini l tlnulni <>n the fiontni ,1 Sudan and Kern General 4-"" (l1 ll:l Blackthirl comaumder of the operailoni
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    British Co-operate In French Relief
    216 16 British Co-operate In French Relief London, Jan K. All President ICoo>evelt's personal request, Iho liritish Govemment has agreed to allow a special shipload of loodstutts and cloth ing to pas.s through their blot k ade trom the C nited States to un-o< < upied I ranee for distribution under the
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    TOBRUK'S FINE HARBOUR
    242 16 London. Jan. 8. toe h irboui of K'tnuk is one I of the Ix'M natural h:»r ljMrs on the north UrieM n .-.t militan circles p»mi 11 ls formed by prwnon. irhkfa »u"^ l|()m tllr u»sl to UIC I'ast and eilclOiW basin 1,000 yardi long and m)
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    SHORTS
    173 16 Zurich, Jan. I Ribbenti-op's special m hud to be dug ml of snow by soldiers ln Thurli mountains, according to a Berlin d patch to Zurtcn paper Railway traf- lie OO the BerlinMunich line was so disorganised by the snow that one train look five days between two cities,
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    Decrease In Nazi Coal Supply
    44 16 Decrease In Nazi Coal Supply London, Jan 8. TliK oo*l production m the Ruhr district of Germany \w seriously declined, probably 'o R a.f. Information reaching the Ministry Warfare. o. put the reduction as iv product i < the coal pit :ed. oniie incoalexp*] Reuter
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