Morning Tribune, 31 January 1941
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Title Section17 1941-01-31 1 Morning Tribune Vol. s— No. 313, Friday, Jan. 31, 1941. I Morning Tribune Friday, January 31, 1941.17 words
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Article94 1941-01-31 1 Attack On Britain Soon? New York, Jan. 30. AN attack on Britain early in February is expected >y competent observers It Vichy, says the New fork Times' correspondent at Vichy. I He says that the currents and tides in the Channel are more favourable then than It any other timeReuter - 94 words
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Article55 1941-01-31 1 Italian Offensive Stops London, Jan. 30. U< RTS Buggtjt that Gen. wllero, the Italian Com--in-Chief, has broken off •ffensive he launched foe Greeks four davs |taliana are believed to waiting reinforcements of !ul material to replace which have been Snowfalls yeaterdav nA fir activity to a standortheni sector of 1Reuter - 55 words
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Article31 1941-01-31 1 Tokyo, Jan. 30. 1 M wrong to attempt totalitarian practices Piv lUl </ut modifications," r ';»oy e the Prime Minister, «he Lower House to-day, 4 <> a question. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article, Illustration133 1941-01-31 1 DERNA FALLS TO SMASHING NEW MOVE BY BRITAIN CAIRO, JAN. 30. BRITISH FORCES IN LIBYA THIS MORNING OVERRAN DERNA. OPERATIONS ARE ALSO CONTINUING SATISFACTORILY AGAINST ALL THE OTHER PARTS OF ITALY'S AFRICAN EMPIRE, A COMMUNIQUE REVEALS. It is disclosed that South African transport companies smoothed the way for the deeper133 words
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389 1941-01-31 1 (Bv Desmond Tighe, Reuters speci al correspondent with the British forces at Derna) AS advanced Cements topped the escarpment overlooking Derna to preA pare its capture Italian civilians below were being frantically evaculated from the newly created villages inReuter - 389 words
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Article133 1941-01-31 1 LEASE LEND BILL: LATEST Washington. Jin. 30.— President Roosevelt's Leas' and Lend Bill to aid the democracies was to-dav approved by the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Ho«se Of Representatives which was earlier reporter! to hare reject d a;i awfrnlnu-nt pi icing a limit of 52.0U0.000.000 on the Lease andReuter - 133 words
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Article737 1941-01-31 1 LONDON, JAN. 31. HITLEK WHEN HL SPOKE AT THE SPORTSPALAST IN BERLIN TO-DAY, UTTERED A WARNING. 'WHOEVER WANTS TO BELT BRITAIN MIST KNOW THAT EVERY SHIP THAT COMES NEAR OUR TORPEDO TUBES WILL BE TORPEDOED. IF THE AMERICAN STATES SHOULD ATTEMPT TO ENTER. VENE IN THE EUROPEANCONFLICTReuter - 737 words
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731 1941-01-31 2 London, Jan. 30. Q\K concrete result of Jap m s accession to the Axis has been the growing inclination of Mr. iMatsuoka to model his oratory on Hitler's, says The Times in an editorial. His speech at the opening of the Diet, followed byReuter - 731 words
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Article111 1941-01-31 2 Athens. Jan. 30. •THE national funeral of Gen. MeI taxas will probably be held on Friday. The body is lying in state in the cathedral where th* public will file before it. The newspapers' state that CHn. Metaxas was first indisposed on Jan. 17 at a CabinetReuter - 111 words
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Article95 1941-01-31 2 London, Jan. :;u BKITISH bombers attacked targets in Gen the naval base at HilhHmshaven and othrr places in north-west Germany last night. Thp number of aircraft enjrayed, it is officially disclosed was small. None of the flrltfah aircraft is Missing The raid on Wilhebnshaven, whichReuter - 95 words
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Article120 1941-01-31 2 London, Jan. 30 AN echo of the Shanghai Municipal Council incident when the British Chairman Mr. W.J. Keswick was shot at and wounded, was heard in trie House of Commons to-day, whfn Mr. Butler, the Undei-Secre-tary for Foreign Affairs, stated that the British Ambassador had made strongReuter - 120 words
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Article, Illustration77 1941-01-31 2 These pictures were taken by the Tribal cameraman at the practice held on 'Wednesda morning of the Trooping of the Colour, by the Loyal Regiment. The actual trooping will be he!f! ihis morning at Gillman in connection with tb regiment's bi-centenary celebration. Among those expected to be present at to-da\77 words
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Advertisement57 1941-01-31 2 j r* P' t I IV I r/ Hi I v il »i 1 i i V k I •♦••> ~^^^M L**M l^+i SET L^mA H^^^^^^^Mfyii v^.aß v j I 5L?i." S^Hi^B^B^B^B^Bß^B^SsflaS I '^TTytvi. im rn 7<^ Tv^Bf I r j a For ffii' discerning &offj palate Vintage Wine.., iflft57 words
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Article1782 1941-01-31 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. \\l not exaggerating, I am not being alarmist, I am telling you the truth which I I ;ume you are no more afraid to hear than our people at home I tell you plainly h tthis1,782 words
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Article115 1941-01-31 3 London, Jan. 30. FE House of Commons will shortly be presen/Qd with a request for another heavy vote of crsUTr for financing the war expenditure I!L rlt es „i political correspondent. It expected that it will Dfc for £1 000 000,000 and is regarded asReuter - 115 words
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Article35 1941-01-31 3 AFTER collecting $27 70 from various people who hjd yesterday. rf ,iinct«d the money bctweei. mII T P^Mar 0 H ?940 und when the money r.bscondcd on Mar. 11. 1940.35 words
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Advertisement121 1941-01-31 3 Nour Restored, Glands Made Young In 24 Hours 'H- to suffer from "id 1.. ,i inhood, w.-ak memory 'Vbki impur« blood, sick•""l Poor .vlocp, because n:,s discovered a '1 these troubles. PteMant, <-a B y-to- iclutely harmless. pp«ratioai and I* d vltour to tho U pn tie Klan.la and h121 words
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Advertisement71 1941-01-31 3 i magazines. Here then ii a factor of the greatest importance hi the sharing of danced thought and f«^gte hi SSfnes you find the core of modern cv.l.zation. supply completely cut off. for the satisfaction of our basic wants. papers. i>if'TiFWF are looking for something to fill its place. II71 words
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887 1941-01-31 4 Vera Ardmore - Vera Ardmore By THE new Services Entertairments Committee is allowing no grass to grow under its feet f.nd on Wednesday its Concert subcommittee held a second entertainment, this time for the East Surreys, in the Hall of the Chinese High School at Bukit Timah887 words
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Article92 1941-01-31 4 Poppy Day Thanks MRS r l I Nunn, organ- J iser of the 1940 1 Po PPy Day ap- peal for Malaya, has just receiv- Pd the following r t telegram from/ J London "Heart iest I i en ngratulat.ons v<»u and your <;mmittee o n ictnarkable re- i (oid92 words
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Article, Illustration26 1941-01-31 4 Mother And Child i Below: An ai- <i active study of > Mis. K. C. Cooke and her 'mail daughter Cam- i line, aged seven weeks. j26 words
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Advertisement105 1941-01-31 4 Your new ''perm" For soft, natural curls and lasting waves try America's most famous permanent waving method developed by Helen Curtiss of New York. Consult m .in if: of the NAOMI salon, lb, Rodney House, Battery Road, Telephone: 7555 romn:iiriAi Subjects ENROL NOW Enrolments are now being made for the105 words
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Advertisement15 1941-01-31 4 L The British Beauty Salon Entrance RAFFLKS HOTEL or 93, BRAS BASAII ROM) PHONE 2865.15 words
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Advertisement111 1941-01-31 4 \M with helena rubinstein SKIN CLEARING CREAM Like a brisk, invigorating canter in the early morning, Clearing Cream (Beautifying Skinfood) refreshes, revives yoi skin. Just leave it on *hile you bath. In 10 minutes it banislu sallowncss, discolorations and a weatherbeaten look. Idrn! left-over tan, it brings your skin a111 words
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Article, Illustration865 1941-01-31 5 NICE COOL DRINKS FOR EXTRA HOT DAYS s (or your week-end tennis and badminton parties, serve some of the delicious drinks given below, which include a number of good non-alcoholic beverages. REKILLY ch osen, well-served drinks deserve a I vorthy setting so, whether they are to be taken the house865 words
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Advertisement60 1941-01-31 5 t{ R|Tf >r I V PENANG. S.S. I I. TRADE MARK I 2 €Wil^w I Wfe£f^ REGISTERED I \j^s>t^ try these delicious RlTZSauces Tomato Chilly Sauce Black (Worcestershire) SaUCe Obtainable from all Provision Merchants. Sole Distributors for Malaya Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. BUY BRITISH EMPIRE PRODUCE PHONE 5376 FIVE60 words
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381 1941-01-31 6 REMARKING that it was one of the offences in which the ?oss Jell hardest, on thr- poorest people, Mr. Me Fall, District Judge. >«-.sterday sentenced Tan Choon a Chinese, to two year*' rigorous im prisonment, Tor fraudulent posse* yjon of 499 counterfeit ten-cnl cuns Apparently there381 words
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Article59 1941-01-31 6 New York, Jan. 29. -Two Stock Exchange memberships were soldi yesterday for $30,000 apiece, a decline of $1,090. Despite British liquidation, many people still expect a Wall Street break from th* stalemate on the up-:side. Profits of Douglas Aircraft in 1940 are predicted at aroundReuter - 59 words
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Article276 1941-01-31 6 Picked Pocket Of Japanese POUND guilty on a charge of having pi, u, th S r pocket of Mr. Shozo Matsukawa, director r the Japanese Industrial Bureau, Ismail h I Alwi» a >lala>. was sentenced to ir> month? i tigorous imprisonment and to on e year's j I supervision, by276 words
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Article294 1941-01-31 6 r£ case in which Victor Philip Baker, un recently assistant-cashier to Messrs. John liti Company, is a.raigned on three charges of criai nal breach of trust and two charges of fahificati of accounts, was continued yesterday at the Assa before Mr. Justice Gordon Smith and a294 words
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Article202 1941-01-31 6 ON the grounds that (1) the respondent oaying the landlord a monthly rental oi •2) a sum oi $25 was a reasonable rent for c niture let by the respondent to him, Mr. J V(i Hamilton made an application before Assessment Board, yesterday, for an order202 words
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Advertisement83 1941-01-31 6 i- I^^ Mm m m^ f I V f I w ~m _^Br TRANSFORMERS tfn wßlffA^S^J Builds TYansformers <<f every description and for every purpo.se. f/tllm 1 1 11 1 Ml mWavvm are useci ln rrallu^ :ur/ 11 1 111 Illfl ||fi9||H a n l e design and IH^^^BWtlllill^^BMi I&SJ^^B83 words
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2491 1941-01-31 7 Debate On War Tax In Federal Council B(From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. t was revealed by Mr. Yong Shook Lin, at to-day's Idir. of the Federal Council, that His Excellency \Lh rommissioner had intimated that he would use !e official majority to pass2,491 words
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350 1941-01-31 7 MORNING TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1941. A GREAT LEADER XHE man who smashed the widely prevalent myth of Fascist invincibility is dead. The passing of General John Metaxas, the Greek Premier, leaves a void in the life of that "small but famous anJ immortal nation," no less than in the350 words
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Advertisement50 1941-01-31 7 IOMPSOX OPTICAL CO 1 AKCADE BUILDING Specializing; (taritt Muscle Anomalies. Cross* u Eyes 1»/^ i Intricate \isual n^BlSi^^ Problems Basses if needed J<^ R. A. ihompson Dr. of Ocular Science. EnreptMi Clinical Experience. Phone 3002. GOWNS Greatly Reduced Prices I 1 A 111 E 13, Battery Road. Top Floor FSDFSFSDFSFSFSFSFSFSFS50 words
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Article1802 1941-01-31 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN Mr. 1..11. Sliisirn 'FUR THER HORL CORRUPT OFFIC OF IS' (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. on the motion for the second reading* of the War Taxation Bill in the Federal Council today, the Hon. Mr. fi. D. Shearn described the income tax proposal as an ill1,802 words
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Advertisement177 1941-01-31 8 i^^H^l IB^ V-""^ 'Ui H^^r D8.3734 3G Concerto in D Maj., K2lB (Mozart) Krelater i violin* London Philharmonic Orch. D8.3604 OG Concerto N0.2 in Min. Op. 63 (Prokofieff) Httfetl <violini Boston Symphony Orch. D8.3358 60 Moments Musicaux 0p.94 (Schubert; t Artur Schnabel Pianoforte Screijade in C Major Op. 48 (Tchaikovsky,177 words
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485 1941-01-31 9 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. OINCE February of last year, when I first grave expression in this Chamber to my opposition to a tax on incomes, the need for a sustained and' intensified war effort on the part of the Colonial Empire and485 words
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Article128 1941-01-31 9 Washington, Jan. 30. THE House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee in s cere t .session yesterday fixed the time limit of expiry for June 30. 1043 for the President's Lease and Lrnd Btil. The amendment to insert an outrght ban on the use ofReuter - 128 words
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615 1941-01-31 9 'Communists, Says F.M.S Official (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. jyjOVING the second reading of the War Tax Bill in the Federal Council to-day, the Hon. the Legal Adviser, F.M.S. Mr. Adrian Clark said that it was a question of great importance which called for calm deliberation and for615 words
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Advertisement159 1941-01-31 9 Hear! Trouble Caused by High Blood Pressure If you have pains around the art, pal iMtution, dissJnestt, idachea top and h(uk of head and above <■>•-. »hortm m <>t breath, feel n«rvy, pr puffer from poor slcp losa of memory and en< ra*y, Indiiceslion, worry and i your troub!« In159 words
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Advertisement98 1941-01-31 9 Sg" SPECIAL 1*941 OFFERSJi S| ft 041 2 l 1 1 3 Ijo II s S S K C S L P! Y B|N «J P O N H S Y D LIE |3 !|C C C I J SNK |J 1" LKWR' A I K T S|j KE E98 words
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Article192 1941-01-31 10 Prices For Eggs, Onions IN an order made yesterday, new maximum prices are fixed for the sale of fowls' eggs at 33 cents for ten, Bombay onions at eight cents per katty and Thailand small onions at nine cents per katty. There has been a considerable amount Of profiteering in192 words
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Article138 1941-01-31 10 THAItGED last week with an offence under the i v Official Secrets Ordinance, Kassim bin Hnji Sirat, Javanese, was discharged in the fifth j court, yesterday, wheti it was stated that the i prosecution did not wish to proceed with the r case. The allegation against Kassim138 words
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57 1941-01-31 10 (From H.L Hopkin). London, Jan. 30. CIR John Lionel Bhmt has been granted a decree nisi on the grounds of his wife's misconduct. The suit wa.s not contested. It was stated that the co-respondent had been killed on active duty. His name was struck outVia Cable & Wireless - 57 words
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Article104 1941-01-31 10 Gaol For Theft Of Cheque CENTENCE of three months ri•s goroiis imorisonment wa^ passed on Teo Ken* Hoh. 29. Teochew in the fifth court, yesterday, for 'he theft of a cash cheque for $500 and cash amounting to $13. The accused was stated to have removed the cheque and money104 words
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Advertisement301 1941-01-31 10 Tin I \R\HAY rOXIMW BNGIKEITRS t'ONTIt ACTORS MACIIINRRY BROKFRS TCI.' 3 K-ifTlfv Pla< Grams Sll4 SINGAPORK FARADCO 6HIP YACHT AND DREDGE BROKERS, HEAVY DUTY PLANT AND MACHINERY BROKERS LIGHT RAILWAY MATERIALS AND LOCOMOTIVES MINING MACHINERY AND DREDGE SPARES DIESEL ENGINES OF ALL SIZES AND HORSE POWER EXECTRICAL GENERATING PLANT: OIL301 words
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Advertisement189 1941-01-31 10 CELLOPHANE PAPER Made in England CAN BE SUPPLIED FROM STOCK RAHAMIN PENHAS 117. Cecil Street. Singapore. ■HMMMMtaMMAPB 1 OMB 111 RXS PHILP LIIVE. (Incorporated in Australia) MONTHLY SAILINGS TO BRISBANE, SYDNEY, MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. For information regarding freight *nd passenger accommodate apply to BOUSTEAD CO., LTD.189 words
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Miscellaneous50 1941-01-31 10 1 Mickey Mouse By Walt Disney l/"Tk£ sMV kiiGhT for DCSk "t^^l i/ c%i TUtcr>* all T?i^H r f IPI T DON'T TAJHOM YOUR V I f NOW! HERE'S TPi JyDljT^ ISN'T IT MR^ J y^^ YOU C\N LEAVE NOW A.-ji_h I MM »&>* H l v^ 6ET B RE^50 words
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Advertisement430 1941-01-31 11 _^^^P%*f^^^^^^W r I"-" I MB w !^^^^otJ^^w r ~l^^^om*& Situations Vacant j ~t* salesmen. salesgirls or 1 J-jbune. Ptngy,p lC her for private school. U 545. su.r."P« re ,VrftAtelv— Experienced lady P' Kf^uf" MaW» Tribune. (No 314O) i iiK' P arf i """"^rk for Unemployed. HunVE USD f^J^rcugh us. Employre*430 words
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Advertisement573 1941-01-31 11 Wanted i WANTED lurt purchase, local cheap soda fountain. Forward details Box 115, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No 315O) P> A VO m ter or minor new or id. Apply Box No. 106. Malaya. Singapore. I No. 297G) 5 Secondhand BUllard Table in! condition complete with accessohone 5821, Singapore. (No. 290G)573 words
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Advertisement507 1941-01-31 11 To Let SUITABLE oflke premises No. 17. lforkei Street Entry la. February. Application Phone: 4368, Singapore. (No. 27OGH CAMERON WGHLAHPS. Small bouse To Let for long or short periods during February and March. Box 110. Malaya Tnbune, Singapore. (No 303G) NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS with bathrooms attached. Monthly or dally. Board507 words
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Advertisement502 1941-01-31 11 Public Notices AMENDED NOTICE. EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA, (SINGAPORE BRANCH) Members are notified that thej time of the Annual Meeting of the Singapore Branch originally fixed to commence at 6.15 p.m. in the Singapore Cricket Club on Friday next, 31st January 1941, has been altered to 115 p.m. Members are502 words
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Miscellaneous348 1941-01-31 11 SON THE AIR J BINGAPORE ZHL 225 metre* (1.333 kes> ZHPI MM mtttm (f.Ct met) /him 41 in metres (7 25 mci From 800 a.m. to 8.35 a ni. i v» p.m. From 500 m. to 10 00 ptra. fKNTRAL TRANSMISSION CiSO— W-S6 onetrei (17 -It mcis G»r— it.ti (16.14348 words
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Article212 1941-01-31 12 PENCH Communists are scaring Petain and Laval. They are rapidly becom- 1 inK the spearhead of, the (jpposition to the Vichy Govern-, ment. Though 200 a; day are being ar-j rested in Marseilles! and Toulon, they are winning the leadership of large bodies of workers. BUTTER212 words
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Article66 1941-01-31 12 CAUGHT by the enraged owner, as he was making oil with two of his coats valued at $5, on the afternoon of Jan. 30, Choon Kian Sim, pleaded guilty before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the second court 1 yesterday on a charge of theft of the coats,66 words
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Article24 1941-01-31 12 An important notice detailing additions to the scheuules under the Restricted and Prohibited Imports Orders appears on page 15 of this issue.24 words
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Advertisement177 1941-01-31 12 »lh Dili and STILL I)R AWING KNTHUSIASTIC CROWDS I I (SKAT STARS IN A GREAT PICTURE li l^il 3 SHOWS TO-DAY t ill I Iff I. 3| 5 __6.| 5 9 .,5 M.Ci.M's Multiple-star Masterpiece ÜBjuM 'Un4tn au&iA^j^M k\\ f\ I U^ /j^ a SlMililJll %l SPECIAL MORNING SCREENINGS for177 words
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Advertisement180 1941-01-31 12 The RITZ BROTHERS AND THE WORLD FAMOUS RECORDING \Hlk7 The ANDREW SISTER*; IN A RIOTOUS MUSICAL FARCE THAI WILL KEEP YOU ROARING!! 31 1 II N gITF ~PR E M 1 1; it TOMORROW NIGHT AT THE CAPITOL 12.10 sharp New Universal'* BIG MUSICAL UIT Wp^^Jt' \Jf Nights of romance180 words
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Article55 1941-01-31 13 MR. Chew Hock Leonß of the Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation was appointed second nominee of the Straits Chinese Brit-| ish Association on the' Chinese Advisory Board at a recent committee meeting: of the S.C.B.A. The first nominee is Mr. Chin Chye Fong, who takes the place vacated55 words
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138 1941-01-31 13 Reduced Rates For Airmail Letters To Members Of H.M. Forces WITH effect from Monday, Fcbruary 3; reduced air- j mull iees will apply j to letters an>.i postcards addressed to members of His Majesty's Armed; forces in any country. Letters not exceeding half an ounce in weight will be conveyed138 words
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Article54 1941-01-31 13 Vagrant For House Of Detention Admitting that he was a vagrant, having no fixed place of abode and no means of subsistance, Peng Kian, 28, was sent to the House of Detention by Mr. J. G. Rappoport, third magistrate, yesterday. Peng was picked up by the police at 3.10 a.m.54 words
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Article47 1941-01-31 13 Manchester Regiment THE History of the Manchester Regiment" is the title of the talk to be broadcast from the Singa pore station to-night (Friday. Jnn. 31 at 7.10 p.m., by an officer of the Regiment. This talk If one of the series 'The History of the Regiments47 words
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Advertisement193 1941-01-31 13 T 5 SHOWS DAILY 11 A.M., 1.10, 3.30, 6.15 9.15 P.M. Cil A L J>: M*l rfU w BOX-OFFICE ALHAIN B ft A 'hone 6909 RESERVATIONS MUST BE TAKEN UP BEFORE 6.15 9.15 P.M. RESPECTIVELY OWING TO THE LENGTH~6f~THIS FILM (11,286 ft.) PATRONS ABE REQUESTED TO BE SEATED EARLY. I193 words
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Advertisement171 1941-01-31 13 [I»AVILIO]y| To o Z ENJOY YOUR THRILLS WITH A LAUGH THRILLING MURDER COMEDY MYSTERY I i i i .4<4jW Attraction: BRITISH NEWS. OPENING TO-MORROW 3.15, 6.15 9.15 SPECTACULAR ARABIAN NKJHTS FANTASY. <IH < HflX < HOW THE STORY OF ALI BABA AND THIC FORTY THIEVES '"*!M II W |T T171 words
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Article676 1941-01-31 14 The Rest 3; Europeans 0. WINNERS during the last twc years, the Europeans met with defeat yesterday when they met the Rest in the annual hockey encounter on the S.C.C, Padang, losing by three goals to nil after being down two-nil at half-time. One of the676 words
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Article85 1941-01-31 14 WOMEN'S TRIAL MATCH THE Jiual trial of the Singapore Women's Hockey Association In preparation for their tour ur> country early in February was notable for the fine display put up by the European women players who took part m the trial The same ended in the Whites defeating the Colours85 words
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Article582 1941-01-31 14 7-A-Sidc Rugger >_* THE RAF. (Kallang -A") fully de.serv.u lhpip victory over the R.A.A.F. (Sembawam when they met in the final of the seven s \a rugby tournament at the S.C.C padang yesterday The RAF. won by 16 points (two soaLs a tries i to 10582 words
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Article123 1941-01-31 14 Swimming Club Beat Aussies Wai <* r Polo THE Singapore Swimming Clud defeated the 1 1 Australian Air Force by seven goals to a water polo match played at the Swimmiiyesterday. Though iip against a much better team. Aussie.s put up a creditable fight and they played determination throughout. Druding.s123 words
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Article78 1941-01-31 15 O I s| THE Island Golf Club ladies' January bogey competition which was playea during the week re. suited in a tie between Mrs. D.R. Campbell and Mrs. CAP. Bateman with a score of three down each. Mrs. Campbell was decided the winner on the score of78 words
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Article66 1941-01-31 15 •fHE following will I represent the Old Boys in the annual St. Andrew's School Old Boys vs. The Rest rugby match which will be played at Woodsville to-day: W. Moss, J. Moss, P. Moss, H. Moss, J. Lovtck, R Eu, O. Loh, K. Pathy,66 words
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Article71 1941-01-31 15 F Puilen won the Johnston »<*£* CiS scoring four uoints i two converts, a place kick and a drop) at the annual competition held M he l st. Andrews School ground yester4 The cup which was competed for by _St Andrew's Old Boj Rugby Football Club annually was71 words
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Article41 1941-01-31 15 THE exhumation of •-'W'H.'tS*?. V Coroner. faCk There ««i a rope coiuist.n? of four ,trsnd S tiM transversely across the neck_ H k Isjß tody under tanto.< w^ c murder ran Cn van, mup T. i Keng.41 words
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66 1941-01-31 15 JAPANESE BOYCOTT RATEPAYERS' TALKS Shanghai, Jan. 30. THE committee ot one of the most powerful Japanese organisations in Shanghai, the Federation c0 btreet Unions, has passed a resolution not to attend the ratepayers' meeting on Feb. 5 on the grounds that the Japanese opposition to the tax increases has alreadyReuter - 66 words
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Advertisement75 1941-01-31 15 EDERLANDSCHE HANDELAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V Roy*' Charter AX 1824. ds Tradiiif Society) BANKERS f. 40,030,001 f. 12,000,001 London Correspondents ITU NAI I ROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED li .id Office BATAVIA. Branches: thexUnik Kast Indies:— Souia baya. Samarang, Medan, Weitevreden, Bandoeng, Cheribor. :-x:alongan, D)okja- Solo, TjUatjap, Dj ember Palc-mban'», Baudjermasin, Ma jssar, Poniianak, Pemangkat.75 words
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Advertisement522 1941-01-31 15 PUBLIC NOTICE rds~ \OTI(i: TO IMPORTERS. Singapore, 29th January, 1941. Various items (as detailed below i were added to the Schedules ot restricted and prohibited goods under the Restricted and Prohibited Imports Orders 1940, by the Straits Settlements Supplement to the i>overnment Gazette (SUP. No. 10 dated Friday, January 24th,522 words
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Miscellaneous33 1941-01-31 15 TO-DAY EiOCXXT: S.CRC. v. S.R.C.. Hong Lim Gretn. HIM TABLE HIGH TIDES TO-DAY: 1.15 am 9.4 ft. \2 58 p m., 9.3 ft. TO-MORROW: 1.4Q a.m., 9.3 ft. 1 32 p.m., 9.4 ft.33 words
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Article602 1941-01-31 16 DIVORCE FOLLOWS HOTEL SCENE Singapore, Thurad EVIDENCE thai he law his wift in 1 >*at.- of undress lying with another man in room of the Sea View Hole] on the uf Oct. ]<) l.i 1 and that M result of losing his tempei he beat him up, was given by602 words
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Article28 1941-01-31 16 MALAYAN DIES IN LONDON (From H. L. Hopkini London, Jan. 31. The death has occurred of Mr. Lionel Tivy. who was formerly in Malaya. Via Cable and WirelessVia Cable & Wireless - 28 words
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Article303 1941-01-31 16 (From Our Own Keporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tliursday. HIS excellency the Hi^h Commissioner and the S.tgal Adviser, the Hon. Mr. Adrian Clark, inferred to war lotteries in the debate on the I'iconie Tax Bill at yesterday's meeting of the Federal CounCfl. His Excellency said, "res. 1/onsible people303 words
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Article100 1941-01-31 16 London, Jan. 30According to messages reaching London the Rome torrespondents of Swiss newspapers say tha: several large Italian liners, including the Rex, are undergoing hurried reconstruction by day and night working to be put into service as merchant cruisers Reuter. Berlin, Jan. 30.— 1t i.^ officially announcedReuter - 100 words
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Article25 1941-01-31 16 London, Jan. 30 The loss of a Netherlands submarine in Allied war operations Is announced by the London headquarters of the Royal Netherlands Navy ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article85 1941-01-31 16 New Delhi, Jan. 30. —The Fakir of Ipi, whose turbulent activities in the NorthWe s t Frontier o f India have made him a notorious figure, is now making contact with enemy influences in Afghanistan, according to reports reaching New Delhi. It is learned that German propaganda influences in Afghanistan,Reuter - 85 words
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