Morning Tribune, 4 February 1941

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    16 1 Morning Tribune Vol ,u-No. 3, Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1941. Morning Tribune Tuesday, February 4, 1941. I
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    SWEDISH EXPERT ON NAZI HELP
    103 1 Stockholm, Feb. 3. niHATEVER the Germans do !W i rin the Italians canVve states Colonel 1 h" I Su'ed.sh military cli V. best German help might D ,ak?Genera. M^£ „t;n-. but U n.uld hardl> re lilt In the capture of the T^rLti -nsider, that Germaiw
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    Thais Claim violation Of Armistice
    141 1 Bangkok, Feb. 3. 4 FURTHER violation by, French forces of the Thai-! and-Indo-China Armistice igreement Is alleged m a Thai iigh Command communique, 1 ssued to-day, while the Thaiand delegates were preparing ;o fly to 'Tokyo for the peace Conference. The communique imported three the
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    Dawn Patrol Bombs Targets
    34 1 Dawn Patrol Bombs Targets London, Feb. 3. !TS m north-west oc- France were bom'he course of an offenilr°) by a small force of shortly before dawn aa v. it is learned m London. Reuter
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    BARENTU TAKEN, BRITISHADVANOE INTO ABYSSINIA
    377 1 CAIRO, FEB. 3. THE BRITISH OCCUPATION OF BARENTU IN ERITREA AND THE CONTINUANCE OF BRITISH PURSUIT OF THE ENEMY IN ABYSSINIA ARE RECORDED IN A GENERAL HEADQUARTERS' COMMUNIQUE ISSUED TO-DAY. THE COMMUNIQUE STATES:— Supporting the Army offensive, the R.A.F. made low diving attacks on the
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    IMPORTANT SOURCE OF SUPPLY IN SARDINIA ATTACKED BY AIR ARM
    291 1 LONDON. FEB. 3. NAVAL SWORDFISH AIRCRAYT SUCCESSFULLY ATTACKED ONE OF THE MAIN SOURCES OF POWER SUPPLY IN SARDINIA ON FEB. 2. ACCORDING TO AN ADMIRALTY COMMUNIQUE. ONE BRITISH AIR CRAFT IS MISSING. British planes dropped bombs and twc aerial torpedoes
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    Dutch Circles Not Impressed
    130 1 LONDON. FEB. 3. THE STATEMENT OF MR. OH A- SHI. THE JAPANESE VICEMINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS (SEE PAGE 2) MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE IN POINT OF FACT. IS THE COMMENT OF NETHERLANDS CIRCLES IN LONDON ON THE DECLARATION MADE IN TOKYO. An agreement is possible if Japan's
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    RUSSO-JAPANESE FISHERIES PACT
    50 1 Moscow, Feb. 3 A step towards jtjie settlement of the lonu stand ins Rusao Japanese disp-;-been tak«-n by the appointment of a joint Sovirt- Japanese Commission consisting of ten memberi to otiato a long toll fi.sheries I convention Conver.sation.s an expected to begin In Moscow 'shortly. Reuter
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    Willkie To See The King
    128 1 Willkie To See The King LONDON, FEB. 3. AS THE CULMINATING EVENT OF HIS INTENSIVE TOUR OF BRITAIN UNDER WAR CONDITIONS, MR. WENDELL WILLKIB EXPECTS TO SEE THE KINO AND QUEEN TO-MORROW. Mr Willkie to-day was seeing how Liverpool is taking the blitz. Early astir, he inspected the bombed areas
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    Smuts Corrects 'Riotous' Troops
    104 1 Capetown. Keb. 3. ASPIC lAL order liar, been Issued by General Smuts, the Prime Minister and (itneral OfflcfT ummlndint: the Vnion Defence Tones, drawing the attention of all ranks to the necessity of obserf|H| orderly conduit "even m face M frequent provocation. X1,.. ,rd«; -1 Bmuts
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    JAPAN REJECTS NEI REPRESENTATIONS
    191 2 TOKYO. FKB. S IAI'AN RU KWOM TIIK Ki:i>KKSKN'rATIO>.S «V J TIIK NETHERLANDS VF NKW OR!>EK IN KAST ASIA. ACCOKI)IN<. TO THh Kit rter Uad T-cn .n.structed to reject the suggested incc* -poratum of the Netherlands East Indies m the new order m East Asm under Japanese
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    JAPANESE DESTROYER AT BANGKOK
    70 2 Bangkok, Feb. »THK I,2o<Mon Japanese destroyer Sumisuki. I *hi<h whs reported to h.tve arrived a1 .he mouth of tht Mttiam River three i days ajro, is at present an- rh< red at Bangkok. J li i^ stattd that no I pptctol BifllrMiW is at- t.ithtMl to
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    Amicable Settlement Sought
    106 2 Amicable Settlement Sought Chungking. Feb. 3. CHINESE circled are not at an iCinunist new Fourth Army last Following Hie conclusion of the bnef Aghttn* between the Government and cSnmiliik troops on the luiith bank oi the Yungtsc, no major fighting has been sported to be taking place between the CJov-rnment
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    ATTEMPT TO GET BASES IN THAILAND
    441 2 London, Feb. 3. \\Y imposing their arbitration on the French m Indo-China and on Thailand, the Japanese have scored their first diplomatic success for a long period, writes The Times' diplomatic correspondent. They may also ha\e strengthened their military and naval position m the
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    OBITUARY
    101 2 Thean Beang, second son of Mr. Tan Pong Guan, late chiei clerk ot the Municipal Account's Division. a*p nfty, passed away peacefully at the General Hospital at about 4.45 p.m. yesterday evening, leaving behind him his beloved wife, two daughters, a son and four brother*. K. H. Tann. Thean
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    Shanghai Terrorism Reappears
    125 2 Shanghai Terrorism Reappears Shanghai, Feb. 3. WHILE the city was sound asleep, a party, aliened to have been Japanese, commandeered a Britishowned taxi at 3 a.m. threw out the Chinese driver, drove to the race course and attempted to burn down the iratshed where the ratepayers are to meet again
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    Recondioned Machinery
    33 2 Recond ioned Machinery A lathe damagrd hi a recent air raid on S i London arriving to be reconditioned by the I Ministry of Supply. It hi. soon be as good as m
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    Thai Prince On Tokyo Mediation
    251 2 BANGKOK, FEB. 3. FIS VERY NATURAL THAT JAPAN, VNDERT\KING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN EASTERN ASIAN SPHERE OF COMMON PKOSFERITY, SHOULD HAVE OFFERED MEDIATION IN THE THAI-INDO-CWNA DISPUTE," PRINCE YARN VAIDYAKARA VARAVARN, ADVISER TO THE FOREIGN MINISTRY AND CHIEF THAI DELEGATE TO THE FORTHCOMING TOKYO PEACE
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    China Is First Line Of Defence In South Seas
    669 3 PHINA m aiiually the iirst me of defence of all the countries m the South Seas. China's resistance has reducer! h, strength of the disturber of peace and order m Asia am. her think twice before she carries out her k>nxUnned
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    84 3 (Ehe seer* ts ef p t h c leading types of Geri man aircraft i have been re- J vealecl to Brt- S tish experts (Who h a v c studied speci- i mens of the N a x i planes > brought down l m air fights and now
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    Initiative Still With Greeks
    118 3 Initiative Still With Greeks Athens, Feb. 3. ANOTHER day of successful lccal operations and the taking of further prisoners was announced m a Gr?ek High Command communique issu-ed on Sunday night. The wfcole mountain range to the north of Klissura, stretching to a kngth of nine miles with peaks of
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    Winter Weather In Dover Straits
    39 3 Winter Weather In Dover Straits LONDON, Feb. 3.The wintry weather has returned to ithe Straits of Dover and early to-day, there was a fall of j snow A bitter north- erly wind was blowing on the French coast. Reuter
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    35 3 LONDON, Feb. 3An appeal to young Frenchmen to enlist m the French Navy was made this morning by the Lyons Rp.dio. The men were asked to register with the Ministry of Marine at Vichy.- Reuter
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  • NEWS FLASHES FROM ALL FRONTS
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      49 3 Johannesburg, Feb. up to 10 p.m Sunday there had been (WWUdMrem* U „f riotinK here, except for an isolated Inciden m the afternoon when it S tHeatd two sold.ers wer- .cave «y»ftLgg hundreds of soldiers sent back to camp*. Military picked are aiding m tto malnteMiiet oi ontei Reuter
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      41 3 Berlin. Feb. 3.-Over 5 600 n-bi-ls have^.. arrested m Rumania, according to a Rumam n official communique quoted by the Qmnjm •leenpv It adds that morn inns and ammunition used by the rebels have been .seized durum the pafew days Reuter
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      25 3 London Feb. 3. -Lord Lloyd. Colonial Secretary, hid B fair night but is a little weaker, according to v Colonial OlfU-e announcement this morning- Reuter
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    BADOUIN NOW IN VICHY
    449 3 French Sensation London, Feb. S. g(»Ii; sensation has been caused at Vichy, according to the Times' correspondent on the French frontier, by the arrival of M. Badouin who resigned from the Petain (Government shortly after M. Laval'* dismissal and went to Paris. This is interpreted a.s
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    INDIA AS EMPIRE ARSENAL
    229 3 INDIA AS EMPIRE ARSENAL Bombay. Feb. :i BLACK smoke was belching from all the chimneys of Jubbulporcs ill-carriage factory us I paK^:«l its carefully guarded Kates to b| shown the hu"e workshops where the carriages of India's puns aw> constructed, writes Reuters peCal correspondent. All round was the roar of
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    News Of Malaya Patriotic Fund: Marie Ney
    369 4 c(j.'.ip; oi the mof( beaaUfullymade eunfortf that the Oen tral Depot oi the Malaya Patriotic Pond ha i (Wed hay- c »ii« from tatc ft pahane Recently a new tonvifjnmrnl .11 lived at the Depot arid with II mate the aewi hat Mrs.
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    WOOL FUND FAIR
    119 4 WOOL FUND FAIR i THK Wool Fund will benefit as a result of a S monster Fair t which the Wo intn's Section jof the Johore Branch of the i Malaya FatrioLtfa Fund will < rtuld m April. A provisional date hrn been namt eil as April 4 /MM the
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    Filipino Cabaret
    38 4 Filipino Cabaret v (Mi pies who prill lake part m v tt Filipino folk dance "The C:»iincsa" at the Cabaret Tea i Dance which ihe Singapore Filipino Asso- tiaticii will hold .\t the Cathay Cafe on Sun- flay.
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    People & Places
    327 4  - People Places VERA ARDMORE BY Central Depot m a s<arf ma(lf L an old lady who has J* for the nast tuent> r At Cameron Highland the Smoke House Inn doing splendid work crocheted over-glove sweeper gauntlets. Theatre Topics MARIE Ney'.s season In <$.... which is m full si moment,
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      40 4 a Saturday's Christening Major andl Mrs. C. E. B (att and their I baby daughter. J Cecilia Louis, t pictured after ihe b a b y 's > christening at St. Andrew's* Cathedral o n Saturday after- > licoa at 5* p.m.
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    you'll love this new form of PATCHWORK
    439 5 you'll love this new form of PATCHWORK DATCHWJORK, once upon a time used mainly for the fashioning of bed coverlets, has- after fOtag completely out of vogue— acquired new lease of life. Nowadays, it \g recognised an being the newest form p| handwork the only difference between the patchwork of
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    CARPENTRY is chiefly a matter of KNACK
    518 5 CARPENTRY is chiefly a matter of KNACK carpentry jobs are by no Moans too difficult for the I ur to tackle and there is no ion In tho world why a woman should not undertake simple re- pairs as successfully as a man > co. In most cases, carpentry is
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    TAKE A TIP
    86 5 j IBE FLA. voi k tea is I to do imi pro i small cc of dried orange pee] U In the lay. im vur UU PART of potatoes, from Jii uitritkmal W, is b'.iow the Therefore, either cook them to their jackets j (jr boil im
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    BITTER CRITICISM OF THE TAX BILL
    2991 6 Singapore, Monaay. m thi Council last month. the COUI BC 0? his speech. Mr. li>sseker suggested M altu,,at,- t txc i traded tax on property tnd n-nts and an ***m |M cmlj on EuropMWl t^ Cokwy, as the one community "mod amenable and used
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    Pioneer At Work
    11 6 A pioneer, m top hat. shovelling away debris.
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    Woman In Scene In District Court
    500 6 THROWING herself on the ground outride the District Court, and knocking her head on U* floor Lim Huan Sea. alias Lim Hon Si oh. a Chinese woman who was sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment, wept arid shouted out m Chinese that she wanted
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    H. L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    787 7 H. L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London Return Of The Night j Raiders: Hundreds Of Fire Bombs: Mass Murders In Rumania: j"Joe" Kennedy Explains Himself London, Dec. 8. we wen beginning a* *>«>' Lnndtn alone lor a bit f":,,, started again last Tha j old familiar busz--1 ;;s near( l overhead.
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    AMAZING PROGRESS OF C. I. C.
    290 7 Chungking. MEMBERS of the foreign press m Chungking" were criven an insight into the amazing development of the Chinese Industrial Co-opera-tivos through a comprehensive report rendered by Dr. H. H. Kung. President of the C.I.C. 'The C.I.C. is not Toney mnkf nf movement but
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1941 EARLY INVASION?
    350 7 MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1941 EARLY INVASION? jpKOM America came the mm* Hrn other day, apparently based on information gleaned from reliable sources fa Europe, that Hitler is to attempt to invade Britain early this year. It is also said that, to help him m this gigantic gamble, he
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    INCOME TAX BILL PASSED BY COUNCIL
    3788 8 INCOME TAX BILL PASSED BY COUNCIL BILL IS NOT ULTRA VIRES SUPPORTING the War Tax Bill. Lt -Col. E. D. de Burrlatte Mid thai u had been miggetted In certain quarter* that the passing Ol 'lii.s bill would br ultra i if the whole ol the money which was to
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      93 8 S A L i: of GOWNS Greatly Reduced Prices v a 13, Battery Road. Top Floor. €ATIIAl r CAFE "Mhrie Fvorybody Goes" I LUCILLE NICHOLSON "Till. BOLKRO" PIZZICATTO 1 MARIE DESTY •TIIF PING PONG GIRL" "TIIF LACE FANS" And THE WORLDS WORST MAGICIANS 111 111 A 111 LO You will
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    "RED" SENT TO PRISON
    130 10 fiESCPIBED a an ex-chairman of the Blnfapore Driver.s' Association, Bedi Xi, a Chinese, was senr^nced to .six months' rigorous impjisonrnent and also recommended lor banishment, by Mr J 0 Rappoport, third mtgtotrmte, tor being a m»nil) ot an unlawful society. the Singapore Chinese overseas AU-Circlefi Aiiii-Knemy
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    $2, 790,000 From War Taxation
    157 10 $2, 790,000 From War Taxation DURING the year 1940, the amount ot reveiue collected by H.M. Customs Excise m the Straits Settlements on account ot war taxation totalled $2,790.00 m round figures, as follows:— Entertainments Duty 7? nnn Fireworks— lmport Duty *7'™ Liquor Duties (Supplementary* 871.000 Playing Cards Duties 8.900
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    STOLE KNIFE FROM SHIP
    167 10 STOLE KNIFE FROM SHIP PUND guilty on a i charge of having stolen a knife from a J ship m the Naval Base. James Abis- hagan, 20, a Tamil, was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. J. G. Rappoport, m tUe third court, yesterday. According to the prosecution
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    GAOL FOR FALSE REPORT
    71 10 FOR making a false report to the police, M.C. Fernandez. 50, Indian, was sentenced to three weeks' rigorous imprisonment m the fifth court, yesterday. The accused was stated to I made a report at the Kampong Pharu police station on Jan 27 to the effect that
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    U.S. WOOL PRICES REIGN FIRM
    101 10 Boston. Fob I. WOOL was less active here due f o lack of nearby foreign*, bu; prices were firm. The W flt was much more active m symm Ir with President Roosevelt's d< for a further appropriation ol $175,000,000 for Army equipmeni and clothing, also
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      373 11 i t m a i Situations Vacant t, HtiTcollector with cash seciu-i- -:iigapore. (No. JO5U> iranTedl-ately-Experlenced lady 'apSS! b°" M'^rTo; IMMEDIATELY experienced s,,r American cosmetics Apply :;:lV;l Tribune. 81ngapore 355G) WORK for Unemployed Huni work thrcugh us. EmployZ Agency. 243. Middle Road. (No 321G) Dunedlatelj an experienced WbuJ Singapore. 3i
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      524 11 Wanted WANTED YOUTH to pose for Btudy Send particulars to Box 127. Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 333G) WANTED hire purchase, local cheap soda fountain. Forward details Box 115, Malaya Tribune, Singapore (No 315G) WANTED AVO meter or minor new or '2nd hand. Apply Box No. 108 Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No.
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      600 11 Vegetable Seeds RELIABLE local vegetable seeds may be had at 10 cents per packet from Ma jus. 35. Orchard Road. Singapore. (No 3VK3) Motor Vehicles WANTED 8 HP delivery van full particulart.. Eastern traders 127, Jalan Besar Singapore. (No. ***** 1&38 FLYINO STANDARD Ten. excellent condition. Box No 107, Mnlaya
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      416 11 I ON THE] AX j SINGAPOiiE ZHL 225 metre* (133J ken) ZHPI 30. 9f metres (S 69 melt) 1 ZHPS 41 31 metrte (7 23 mr<«) From x 00 a.m. t« BSS a.m. From 10 .00 a. si f 1 50 p mi From 500 m Ut 10 00 p.m.
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    NEWS IN BRIEF
    272 12 NEWS IN BRIEF The Hon. Dal David Gall' M.J.. Kt. b been re-app^nt' Member oi the tive Council of Johore for a further of one year The Hen. Mr B J. R. Barton hay been re-appoi:. Additional M( mbet c the Council ol johore. for ;i furthei period of two
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    Their Hair Hid Wealth
    180 13 Their Hair Hid Wealth I men. I LlverI I lllQ M dden to I cora I were senI nine m cond X M. Kauffman m hoi m 29-year-old X r, I«'ite ol i conspiracy V out of the knot os irities. and m currency Vthis charge and to making false
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    Jail For Paul Mitchell
    93 13 Jail For Paul Mitchell ■AT!. MITCHELL, PI 23, now am in the Royal m l[l Signals, wn Mw. \j ndon, sent W a month V i siii u grievous ■M. harm to Peter B n Jenkins ?> ■ualmun mi n the unit. m l kins on M hetd with ac
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    40 13 Pittsburgh, Feb. 1: Heavy melt ing scrao is quoted at $20 50 to $21 00 which is a one-dollar further reduction after the leadint rallwayt had lowered their 'f T intj one dollar m vo»i"rm\\\- with the Defence vtsbei Reuter
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      153 13 I'WIIUIV POSITIVELY I i\ lI. If t.\ LAST DAY f.19 9.1) MAGNIFICENT ARABIAN NIGHTS FANTASY -<m <m\ mow WITH ANNA MAY WONG-GEORGK ROBEY-FRITZ KOBTNBI Also GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS OPENING TO-MORROW: RETURN SCREENING ONLY FANNIE HURST. AMERICAS FOREMOST WOMAN NOVELIST WHOSE •'HUMOKESQUE". BACK STREET 1 AND "IMITATION OF LIFE" CAN GIVE
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    Gardener Electrocuted By Clothes Line
    384 14 A SEQUEL to the death of a Jamil gardener employed m the Government House domain as a result of his coming into contact with a "live" wire l"thes line, m the compound of Mr C. X llowitt, the I'nderSecretSjTjr, S.S., was related before llie Singapore
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    Volunteers' Allowances Exempted
    310 14 Volunteers' Allowances Exempted ONE vi the Important amendments to the Wiir Taxation Bh! ir» bY Ibf r 1 .i l l:itJv< Coi;i yesterday provides for the exemption from Income tax of messing ,and lodeinc allowances paid by Oovernments of the Colony and 1 the Federated Malay States to members of
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    Man Killed By Railway Engine
    212 14 Man Killed By Railway Engine attempting to cross railway track on the Johove causeway, about 4.20 p.m. on Jan. 22, a Tamil, 33, named Vellayan, was knocked down by a passenger train, which was proceeding towards Johore Bharu from Singapore. The man was killed instantaneously. At yesterdays inquiry \vc Singapore
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    Story Of Masked Armed Robbers
    417 14 ON a chji-e that, together with two oth „m nwe, he committed aimed robbi rhf» nhht of Nov. 18 last, a yo Fhian B«ng, clrimed tri»l at the A re Mr. Justice Gordon Smith i D i.iry. Crown OOUDSeI, Mr. T. Wallace, outlii E hp
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    KILLED BY 12-FEET FALL
    106 14 WHILE working board a ship, 30-year-old Indian Beltazar fell from i ladder m the rifl hold, a drop of B feet. He was removed to the Gen* ral Hospital when he died on the following day He fractured his skull ana spine. At the inquiry, ye*
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    PRICE OF EGGS RAISED TO FOUR CENTS EACH
    221 14 JOWLS' eggs have recen! ly been, and are still. m short supply m Singapore. A largj proportion of Singapore s eggs normally came frorr*. Swatow, but this source of supply is no longer available, states a Food Controller's communique. Small quantities are
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      696 14 Glands Restored to Youthful Vigour In 24 Hours |C Scientist Explains How VX J Mew Discovery Makes y^~J Men Feel Years Younger oSfL. Ar. era .vi t physl« lan, with moro than suffering men and by physicians through- *•#>«*;« of exporkjiu-e, after o ng study out the world. For instance.
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    EUROPEAN BUDDHIST PRIESTS ARRSTED
    29 15 EUROPEAN BUDDHIST PRIESTS ARRSTED I Baiiß- Eurox robes i known Buddbl* .d'-r dei ..ideng 1 where j lived, saladens ral i, station Ilci t n 7 [torn urn* rrr.'ity
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    TRAINING COLLEGE FOR KUALA KANGSAR
    69 15 TRAINING COLLEGE FOR KUALA KANGSAR training Malaya at Tanjong laiin the Sultan dris [raining Coli it is under b< transferred 0 Ki,.. ia Kanptr. This step, it is gaHered ls behvz taken 1 a., emergency isure. The transfer WU wxe place oome inn m April. Accomiodatl< at Kuala [angitr for
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    PARAS
    79 15 The transfer oi tap* Mchamed Hassan bin shp'iff. S.€ 1 1 the h'mm Df Officers b.'vn i ipprovf j The promotion of 1 ycond-ueut. H. G.i Moulding. S.S.VF to the rant: of Lieuten--m has been appro- m:.v>ions a.s Sr- gnd-Ueutenanti m hay,, Prailte(l Mj Bayliss and 1 J F
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    GLAMOUR ON ICE
    49 15 On ontdoor skatin? rink< In America you see skirls whirl J S like this, though it may bf cola ice skatiag can keep the coldest. > blooded warm and American sports girls belie? c m glamour on J ice and reject even stockin?s aad ions warm skirts.
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    FORMER POLICE
    322 15 THE death occurred at his residence dencc In Teluk Kurau. Singapore, yesterday morning oi Mr. C. G. Pestana, fate usher of second police court, at the age of 54 years. ;He retired m 1937, after having iserved for about 21 years m the Government. He is survived by
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    COURT USHER DEAD
    133 15 Rozario P. D Cotta. Alec de Costa. J Chelliah. H. de Souza, Julian de Soiiza C O. Lazaroo. The Misses M Rodmues, E. Kessler. O. de Cotta A Monteiro, C. R Mon- leiro 'Mr and Mrs. Felix Rozario. Mrs E Lazaroo. Mrs Clifford Rodrisues, The Staff of
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    ISLAND GOLF CLUB
    134 15 THE iir.st round of the Wei-Hai- Wei Cup was played at the Island Club on Sunday morning between the blind club yu the Sepoy Lines Golf Club and ended m favour of the Islanders by .seven matches to zero. The line up of the teams were Ml
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    INDIAN KNOCKED DOWN BY CAR
    59 15 AT about 530 p.m. yesterday, an Indian cyclist was knocked down by a motor car at the junction of Stamford Road and Wr'erioo Street. H«* received extensive injuries all over the body and o n the head resulting m concussion of the brain. He was
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    European In Alleged Fight With Chinese
    51 15 AS a result of a flght at Dunearn Road yesterday evening with an aged Chinese who was armed with a parang, a European sustained m incised wound on his left iitwe finger. Medical aid was rendered to the European on the arrival of the
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    DOING THEIR BIT
    56 16 DOING THEIR BIT An A.T.S. company m the South of Fngland has pigeon training as part of its duties. A girl was found who was an expert pigeon fan and used to taming wild birds. The pigeons will be used for military purpose*. Photo shows: A member of the A.T.S.
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    Nazi Nuisance Raids Begin
    178 16 London, Feb. 3. DMDS were made by several X enemy aircraft flying sing- V owr the east and southeast coasts of Britain during this morning and early afterw( re dropped m seve places in London, East Anglia and Rent An Air Ministry communique' say., that -some
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    Keppel Golf Club Results
    125 16 The following scores were returned In the K< ppel Ooli Cluo February medal competition:— H Irving Jonc. 74- 'ji M G. Harvey 84- 12=73 r j Pennie 5=74 E Bolton 94-18- W NIBLOCK CUP The draw for the "MlblOCk Cup resulted as under: F W Dunhill
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    44 16 )f H.R.H. Crown 4" Prince of Nor- way recently > visited a Norwe- i S gian destroyer i now working i 1 with the British S Navy. Here is i Prince O I a f y leaving the des- troyer after his J i visit.
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    U.S. LAWYER DEAD
    108 16 U.S. LA WYER DEAD Chicago, F2b. 3. THE death has occurred of Mr. I Salmon Oliver L,3vinson. the well-known lawyer. Seventy-six year* oi age. lie was educated at Yale. He specialised m the Itorganisation of railways and industrials In 1937, he present ?d 50.000 documents to the University of Chicago
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    Island Club Wins First Round For Wei-Hei-Wei Cup
    122 16 BY seven matches to nil the Island Club go'ien beat the Sepoy Lines Golf Club on Sunday m the first round of the Wei-Hei-Wei Cup competition. Detailed result* < Island Ciub players mentioned first) were: Dr. S. I. M. Ibrahim beat F.
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    27 16 Ottawa, Feb. 3. The production of explosives m Canacia this year hould approach, the entire output during th° last war, saitf Mr. Howe Canadian Munitions Minister*.-- Reuter
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    SHORTS
    74 16 Mr. R. Ackrill has been appointed As- sistant Superintendent of Police, Penang. The I'sigiidtion of i liis com vissicn m the S.S.V.F. by SpcoilLieut. G. A. Machado has ')een acf'fJpfed. Mr. E. J. Phiibps ha beep, appointed under the Civil Marriage Ordinance a Registrar of Marriages for the Settlement
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    Opposed Income Tax Bill Because It Was Inadequate
    210 16 Singapore. Mqggul SPFAKJNG at 3*.c Li 1 -1 -M Council to-day on th< moj fr.r jrijournment. Mi D -M «eke the senior unofficial ocr -eierred to the )COCh *J he made earlkr ii. the cay o« Ing the War Tax Bill and
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    Persecution Of Polish Priests
    92 16 London, 1 1 ABOUT 700 Polish priests have been concentration camps at Ora nienbua 1 Oswieehim and Buchwald, according to by Polish circles m London by way of R" Thcie arc estimated to be 3,000 priest* m German concentration camps. Bishop Dymck of Poznan us now
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