Morning Tribune, 10 February 1941

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    16 1 Morning Tribune Vol g— No. 8, Monday, Feb. 10, 1941. Morning Tribune Monday, February 10. ifin
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    SINGAPORE READY FOR ANY ATTACK
    283 1 Sydney, Feb. 8. IK hief Marshal Sir S Robert Brooke Popham, C In-C, Far East, arrived at > por( Darwin to-day (Satur. (!lV from Singapore. When questioned concern- i ing the possibility of a "back door" attack on Singapore, he replied that the whole of
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    41 1 G Chungking, Feb. 9. RAL Wu Te-Chen, Chinese fo. Overseas Affaire, here to-day after an exr of Chinese settlements i therlanda t Indies, th3 e* Burma and the PhiS8SFL Durin tne tour he col--30 i). > 000 for niri L* Phinn Reuter
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    Submarine Warfare In The Spring
    286 1 Berlin, Feb. 9 submarine war— what vu understand bv the war-begins 'in the England has only nv a slight taste in ad- of what is going to J?Jp" after the pause. The war machine of all nan S 'm I(IVi man by Ger. *°Mien to
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    Darlan Succeeds Flandin
    614 1 Darlan Succeed s Flandin VICHY, FEB. 9. ADMIRAL DARLAN WILL TAKE CHARGE OF THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS IX PLACE OF M FLANDLY A message from Vichy states that Laval having rejected Marshal Retains offer of a mmistership with- out dominant power. Marshal Petain is reliably reported to have named
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    BRITISH NAVY BOMBARD GENOA SUCCESSFULLY
    625 1 BRITISH NAVY BOMBARD GENOA SUCCESSFULLY LONDON, FEB. 9. ]HE GREAT I TALIAN NAVAL BASE OF GENOA HAS BEEN ATTACKED FROM THE SEA BY THE BRITISH NAVY AN ADMIRALTY COMMUNIQUE STATES THAT At DAWN THIS MORNING HEAVY AND LIGHT NAVAL FORCES CARRIED OUT A VFRY HEAVY BOMBARDMENT OF GENOA. Although no
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    BIG DEFEAT OF ITALIANS
    179 2 T i 1 i;,v, rc tiicj evi i tlnM dcpl r iK«-. i. >.K the Greeks to,»j;d ilirm- Cireek u' I'^1 »P" ported l»««' action of «*>*• talwitry. ItollJ t8 and i r< ry round ftr< i Into nru.sioii. Ait*!- a .sh.>n and itubborn f the
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    35 2 Paunch mat-.^ T ting in progress J by sailors. The 1 (plaiting of f these ropes is a t highly skilled job, and when > finished they( are used as; 1 fenders for tn« t ship.
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    Mopping Up Operations Near Benghazi
    341 2 (Bv (iwdon Youn«. Reuters Special Correspondent with the British General Headquarter* London. Feb. 9. TOE Uriti>h armoured column which tut off the Itali in lino <f retre.-n from i;tr.gnazi hius now rtached the coast between Sohllf .snd \irt'd:ibia, ii is learned in Cairo to-niirht. Cleaning
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    FLOAT-PLANE SHOT DOWN
    148 2 London.. Feb. 9. SUBSTANTIATING the announcement Made earlier regarding th* destruction 01 an enemy plane otf the soutii-west coast, an official Communique staU This morning. 'M\ enemy Moat -plane was dov<w Into the sea off the •i-west coa*>t by R A.F. ten. "Thll *V an enemy ter
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    GEN. WU TE-CHEN
    38 2 Chunckin* General W'i TV-chci: D .recto, jt Ortcir 0tl ftfltifi Bov»:d. hj,s b^^n e'e'.'t*?ti by Lb- 1 rtiina Peopled Foreign Eteiatiuru Asso'-'atio PtWldtBt t«; succeed Mr. Shac Li-tzp. now ambaasador to Moscow International New:> Agency.
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    A.A. Men 'Get'Nazi
    51 2 A.A. Men 'Get' Nazi London, Feb. 8. ANTI-aircraft gunners shot down a German raider near Folkstone this after- and R.A.F fighters destroyed another enemy aircraft off the southeast coast during the morning. There was little other enemy air activity over Britain during the day which followed a raid free rdeht.
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    Spain Will Import Cotton From Argentine
    187 2 Spain Will Import Cotton From Argentine M; |T n officially 1 he Ai j liave reached an der hi h Spj i rio.ooo bales i for iIk 1 hnpori a million tofh 1,500 tons of i Ai entine. The jfluial note COttOfl, meat and I shipped as quickly lUties permit.
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    WOODCUTTER MISSING
    39 2 .From Our Own R*©ort*r) Ipoh S A CHINESE Woodcutter. Simpong Pulai. went out tow the jungle near his home abou t!'?ec days ago for the pur and a rep(yrt has been mac oolice by the man's wue
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    Americans Help British Blockade
    207 2 London, E TRIBUTE was paid in a speech by the P. Private Secretary to the Ministry Warfare to individual Americans who aaiding Britain In stopping leaks in the we Mr. John WUmot, who .spoke on tne o< the opening oi the Bishop 01 Auckland s wai
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      250 2 Gums Bleed, Teeth Loose! Step Pyorrhca and Trench Mouth in 24 Hours Ml*'. 4 i or Tt»ri. Ii '.I.. i' '1 wTI twlli II > 111 I tl tf»<*M< mouth <i rfml I),, r lhal i" out ten i i MM 1- tl Im cau hey o «>r t« <
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    LEASE, LEND BILL PASSED
    368 3 Washington, Feb. 9. *HE I louse ci Representatives to-day passed the Lease and i ond Bill to aid Britain after a debate lasting The Bill now goes to the Senate Foreign Lirs ommittee which is still hearing testimony from IDO nenl* of the measure. i voting
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    UNKNOWN
    92 3 London, Feb. y. Italian version of "Ten Little |i B in related by a :ident with the 1 African forces in Abyssinia s aided by air and artil- ii South African i Hobok fort, fifteen l-west of Gorai. in Abysmiles from the Kenya pture of which was 1 days
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    49 3 London. Feb. J. ships, escorted by estroyei O ff the coast 9$ jn Norway, were attacked by ■d aircraft on Satin Air Ministry commall force of bombthe communique'. U U H ttacka on industrial <uim last nfcht. alronditions were r T fa We During Satitiicraft at Rotterdam Reuter
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    43 3 rln a big airy* > battle in the Western Desert eight enemy aircraft were shot down in I flames and i fouir others seriously dam- > S aged. Another t S. 79 which was brought I down in the 1 Desert during i the batMe.
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    SHORTS
    34 3 The resignation of his commission in the S.S. V.F. by Lieut. J. W. Boyle has been accepted. Mr. Mohammed Yunus Zyllwyn Stewart has been appointed Assistant Immigration Officer for the Settlement of Singapore.
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    Chinese Guerillas Shot Down Japanese Admiral
    172 3 Chungking, Feb. 9. IMPORTANT documents revealing that Admiral Osutni accompanied by his staff, was proceeding to Hainan to assume the pod of r.-in-c. ol the joint leel ho the South Seas were seiied by the Chinese on Feb. 5 when his aeroplane was shot
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    Wishful Thinking Of Nazis Upset
    162 3 London, Feb. 9. DARATICAL comment on the "wishful thinking" in P which the Nazis indulged before the war to the effect the Empire would not support Britain is afforded in a summary of South African Air Force operations during six months. n T tn"There is
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      180 3 Superfluous Hairs of your fate and body removed b> using the marvellous TR1CH0 WATERS Tricho destroys hairs and their roots, making further grouth impossible. For the treatment three liquids are necessary No. 1 for body hairs, No. 1 for facial hairs, and No. 2 for the roots in body or
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    Intensive Training For Local Volunteers Begins
    677 4 (By A Special Correspondent) jTHK Straits Settlements Volunteer Force is now hare it work in barracks and camp, undergoing two months of serious and compulsory training. It is learning under its own instructors instead of borrowing them i from the regular forces as has
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    24 4 Mr a. E. Mills has been aplointei Deputy Collector o f Land 'lie venue. Malacca and Registrar I)f Deeds for the Settlement of Malacca.
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    44 4 Men of "The (Cana-jt. \•li a ii with; i their Lewis gun J I rovering a road S in Iceland, i i where British 1 troops Which J occupied the S island are now i l nrotecting it 1 from an inva- sion attempt.
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    125 4 ('CALLING PIIILO VANCE") At The Al ham bra Anothkr grand detective itori ol the PhllO Vance M-iif.s is "Calling Phllo V-nir-r." now on at the Alhambra. It hinges around pUtns Ol new bomber which two governnu tits are after, and double murdei ol the designer and j brother
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    PARAS
    42 4 Mr. D. Wills, M.C.S.. has been appointed to officiate as First Secretary lAi. Major C E. Bone, M.C., Chief Surveyor, Grade 11. has been promoted to Grade I. Mr. A. E. Mills. M.C.S.. bM been appointed to act a-s Magistrate, Malacca.
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    Germans May Be Forced To Invade
    294 4 London, Feb. 9. II is my belief that the Germans may be forced 1 to attempt an invasion of Britain." declared General Sir John Dill, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, addressing troops of the Second Canadian Division, "somewhere in England," to-day. Sir John
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    Thaipusam Celebrated In Singapore
    232 4 Thaipusam Celebrated In Singapore A feature of this year's Thaipusam celebrations is the offering of special prayers thre* times a day for three days, commencing yesterday, for a speedy and complete victory of the British over the aggressor nations. The decoration of the presiding deity, God Subramaniam. commenced at 5
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    Turkey A.R.P. Ready Before Month Ends
    34 4 Turkey A.R.P. Ready Before Month Ends London. F« UNDER an order issued I U Turkish War Council, defence measures against air In Turkey must be comply 0 the end ©f February, Ankara radio. Reuter
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      112 4 NEDERLANDSCHF HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V I tebllshed by Roy?' Charter AJi 1824. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS Paid Up Capital f. 40,030,001 Reserve Fund I. 12,000,001 London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED Head Office BATAVIA. Branches: Netherlands lust Indies:— Soura baya, Samarang, Medan, Wei- tevreden, Bandoeng, Cherlbon Tegul. Pecalongan, DJokJa- kartu, Sfjlo, Tjilatjap,
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    encourage your family to drin k more MILK
    850 5 encourage your family to drin k more MILK lmost impossible to overrate the value of milk P n round food. Children should have at Li a day and if they will take from 1^ uuart so much the better. Adults, also, are l bv the inclusion of milk in their
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      64 5 j 4 Menus With Milk For Grown-Ups I LUNCH LUNCH |C Egg Mayonnaise Onion Soup. Brown Bread Mud Watercress Salad Fried Fillets of Plaice. Tomatoes i Rice and Date Pudding Fresh Fruit DINNER DINNER I i Fish Souv Prawn Cocktails s S led Lamb Cutlets. Maitre d'Hotel Creamed Sweetbreads. Rice.
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    Services' BREVITIES
    681 6  - Services' BREVITIES U bique "y 'FJIK Arniy has reason to feel very satisfied with the show put up hy the two teams I Altered for the All-Malayan Cross-Country S I Team Championship at Ipoh recently, for j first and a third place was good going, t j The Seaforths must
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    THE WORLD'S CHIEF TUNGSTEN SUPPLIER
    569 6 China Yields 70 Per Cent 'fHE fact that the recent US$lOO,OOO,OOO loan from the United States is partly secured on Chinese tungsten (wolfram) is not incidental. For China has been the world's regular chief supplier of this valuable metal, producing 60 to 70 per cent,
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    Barter Agreement
    60 6 Barter Agreement The Sino-Sovlei bSte^ ment for the exchange of CMni wool and tea for Soviet war mi terials was signed, according to a reliable report. The amount o quantities exchanged exceeded other amounts in previous bam? agreements, indicating the close, Sino-Soviet relations. The amount involved is about $400,000,000, and
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    New Type Of Carburetor
    167 6 Shiukwan. A PUBLIC demonstration of an "interchangeable carj buretor," invented by President Liang Shou-yi of the South 'China Automobile Engineering College, Hongkong, was declared a success here. The carburetor can supply the fumes of kerosene, crude oil 'dnd vegetable oil as well as gasoline to the
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    H. L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    826 7 H. L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London 1 Tailors Are "Posting" j j Officer Creditors: 5 j Peace Candidate 5 Loses His Deposit: No j Truth In Rumoured a Peace Move 5 London. Dec. 11. N dubs in the Kast the PWCJ N of "P«»tin£ <lelau tens a known. Occasionally a
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    Canton After 2 Years Of Japanese Rule
    325 7 Canton. (CONDITIONS in Canton have not improved as much as could be hoped, though the city has been in Japanese hands for over two years. Asfcie from Japanese goods, which are in abundance, one finds very little in the shops that have opened.
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    Morning Tribune MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1941. BAD ADMINISTRATION
    340 7 MORNING TRIBUNE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1941. BAD ADMINISTRATION IF any proof were required to show beyond all manner of doubt that the people of Malaya have no say in the matter of how they shall be governed. It was provided by the methods adopted to thrust the War Tax on
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    1291 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN fF your house If beginning to look parched and paint-thirsty, vou should definitely ha*e K painted before it has become too delapidated. On first thoughts, you may sigh, and complain that "there is such an awful lot of house." but m actual fact, money spent on repainting represents
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    506 8 rooms where heat and steam are inevitable. Interior woodwork also, generally speaking, looks better when treated with a material that gives a glossy finish but plaster wall surfaces, in living rooms and bedrooms, are more restful when painted to produce a matt or flat effect— Blundell's Flat Japonette being,
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      238 9 I CREOLE HARD I I GLOSS PAINT I 1 IS a good B 1 quality paint for all general work, 1 wears well and is easy to apply. 1 Gives a tone and finish that cannot I I fail to please. It is suitable for I I either inside or
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    PRICE CONTROL SCHEME
    98 10 Chungking. MR. La Tso-fu, Vice-Minister of Communications, one of the industrial leaders in Szechuen, will head the new GJOVornment PrfC€ Stabilisiitinn Bnforcement Bureau. It is recalled that the o!T rial •Central Daily News" recently announced that the Government was pla'inin* to establish a new powriul price stabilisation
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    Ban On Husbands
    164 10 /tfnONS, garlic and U husbands are all banned by a weird Loe Angeles cult to which hundreds of Americans paid altogether £750,000 for a guarantee that they would live for ever. When the trial of ih- cult's high priestss. Mrs. Edna Baliard, on a charge ol fraud,
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    Black And White Twins
    127 10 MRS Herbert Strong, a ptgress of Hokerton. North Carolina, nas aiven birth to twins, one of which tf white and the other; b&cfc. u> a The twins, a whue sou and a black daughter, were born last September, out they lave been concealed indoors until now
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    Promotion Of Wartime Industries In China
    246 10 Chungking. THE guiding principle of the Jj Ministry of Economic Affairs e «,r the promotion of wartime 1 industry and mining is to direct apital to productive channels Hid to secure close co-operation between Government and pri•ate enterprises, according to Minister Wong WYn-hao. A
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      496 11 fdgg Situations Vacant ~~irtri~s eno-typist, intelligent. gmgapore mechanics by motor Box 145 Malaya Tribune, ftrrn- A > :> B (No. 367G) 5i D g.ipo»' A teacher for English School. ANTtl ,VrpApply Headmaster, Ban- J h Thool A ga^_Pahat.jNo. 429G, —^TTidTleacher. School certificate. WANTED Mdy ij- 164 j^iaya oral Eng SaDore
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    OPENING OF CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY WING
    442 12 I ADY Thomas, wearing grey silk jersey with centre draping and a tailored white hat, presented certificates of proficiency in Mothercraft to forty-four shy, delighted schoolgirls, at the opening Of tho new $10,000 Child Welfare Crech* extensions In New Market Road on Friday afternoon.
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    Talented Dancer To Give Recital
    88 12 Talented Dancer To Give Recital Miss Hilary I Napier, talented t young dancer is I to give two re- j 1 citals here at I J the end of the/ month. She is reputed to he one of the best dan-' i cers since Anna J Pavlova and her S
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    People & Places
    491 12  - People Places VERA ARDMORE By bottle brushes, sweeping brushes dishes, soaps, washing soda vim brasso etc." m Anyone who wishes to hein along the splendid work „i >Z Child Welfare Society can do 1 by sending the various foods 2 household articles mentioned this list, as a regular contribution Personals
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    TWENTYFIRST birthday
    63 12 TWENTYFIRST birthday S Miss Pegg i Roe, who celei brated U c r i twenty iirst I birth day on Saturday. t J She is pic- 1 tared in the i I frock which she J t will wear at at j party at the J Sea view Hotel i
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    SOUTH TEAM CHOSEN AFTER S'PORE WIN
    150 13 SOUTH TEAM CHOSEN AFTER S'PORE WIN I annual South vs North hmk .v match will be* laV Pdon »H> t% at Kuala > ThTfollowini players have ren chosen to represent the IS (S'pore R H Barth U pm,;(a.>t. Morris (N.S Cronin (Spore). Bhupai spore): Mamkim sheik .Mustafa (N.S.), Siasanij (S'pore),
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    Singapore Man Weds In K.L.
    76 13 I Our Own Reporter) ore, Sunday. place at the r Registrar's Office <>i Mr Hugh Gwilyn Dyn, uf the Asiatic Petroleum Ui and Miss Dorothy Arkell. s the son of Mr. lewellyn of Lyne land, and the bride is the hter of the late Mr.
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    Singapore Score Good Hockey Win At K.L.
    466 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. CPLENDID combination coupled with individual brilliance on the part of their forwards enabled Singapore to score a; well-earned victory over Selangor by two goals to nil in their, return inter-State hockey match which was played on
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    HOME RUGGER RESULTS
    47 13 HOME R UGGER RESULTS London, Feb. 9. LATEST rugby results were as follow: Aldershot Command 8, Army XV 21 Bath 41. Bridgewater 0. Cambridge University 0, Rosslyn Park 13. West of England 9, Oxford University 27. Rosslyn Park 5. Old Blues 17. Gloucester 11, Hereford 3.- Reuter
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    Inventor Of Coal-Burner Engine
    133 13 Inventor Of Coal-Burner Engine lifH. Chang Wei-yung, the inven tor of a coal-burner engine for trucks, has been granted a five-year monopoly for his invention by the Central Authorities. According to Mr. Chang, the coal-burner engine has many advantages First, it is inexpensive. Only four ounces of coal are required
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    Raffles College Win
    248 13 Raffles College Win Sports Shorts OUT of seven games oi badminton played to-day between the Raffles College and i the Medical Colic the Raffles con* won live games, losing two. The full results. with the names oi the Raffles College players mentioned first, are as follows Singles: Low Keat Soo
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    SCOT HELP WAR EFFORT
    158 14 SCOT HELP WAR EFFORT London. Feb. 8 fICOILAND contiU nues to bC well to the fore in contributions to the war effort. Dundee, in Itl "war weapons week," aimed at two million pounds, but the Loi'd Provost announced on Saturday that al-n-ady two and three quart n m 1 il
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    Canadian Draws First Blood
    158 14 Canadian Draws First Blood London, Feb. 9. ANEW arrival withi an advan ce| I fighter squadron in the Libyan desert has just drawn first blood. The pilot, states the Ai r Ministry News Service is a diminutive Canadian who was patroli ling over Beiur<a with two other Hurricanes when y
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      151 14 "Join the HKi Parade lo the CAPITOL" I 77 'S THE TOWN'S BIGGEST SCREEN SENSATION! Hundreds are coming back to see it Again Again! j 4 SHOWS DAILY (MPI TO L 10.30 3.15. Ll* Ml MO TUFA IKE UITIf THE S-ism.»;s m>. proudly l(i K present riiAiuji: <iiai»iji\ jg^ The
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      225 14 FIRE IN PENANG K.P.M. OFFICE (From Our Own Reporter) damage Penang. Saturday How the ftre ori j KIRE broke out about two J^^ A./dock yesterday morning in f.-omthe V d t KCH. KcmmWuke Paketvaa.t station nndPom,, £L*J Maatschappij. N V .shipping .firm lon under the n in Beach Street. lapers,
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    Singapore Draw In Women's Hockey
    387 15 Singapore Draw In Women's Hockey I Own Importer. I side of Perak I met Singapore I mmUth on t»:«' I his even in u r I re »ad 1 unc decreed m „,.r ended bi I .iing a ffoi'. I Rl I ground I with a ry end. being Ml
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    HITLER'S EMPTY DREAM
    82 15 London, Feb 8 SIR Neville Henderson, former Am- I bassador to (formal speaking on Saluiday at Chmtnai emphasised thai the spirit and tradition ol Britain d unbroken, ail Hitler' 1 ambitions were empty am. could n d to aid Henderson, and he Don be nil of nul
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    COMMONS DISCUSS WAR DAMAGE
    218 15 COMMONS DISCUSS WAR DAMAGE London, Feb. 9. fHE War Damage Bill, which consolidates the Government's proposals to compensate the holders of property—at the same time including a voluntary insurance scheme occupied a great deai of the time of the House of Commons during the week. A major discusi sion took
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    29 15 It is notified in the Ga^e:te that the S3. Government will offer frtr the year 1941 three major and three minor scholarships tenable at th? School of Agriculture, Serdan?
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    FINE TRIBUTE PAID TO WORK OF INDIAN TROOPS
    228 16 FINE TRIBUTE PAID TO WORK OF INDIAN TROOPS DELHI, FEB. 9. lUT-CJKNKRAl AIX'IIINLKCK. (OMMANDER-IN CHIEF lj INDIA, IN A BROADCAST TODAY, ™U>* LOWING TRIBUTE TO INDIAN TROJIPS' FOR Til MR 'ART IN OPERATIONS IN AFRICA. HE SAID THAT ON HE WAY TO INDIA HE HAD SEEN SEVERAL JN? 1 NITS
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    Raid On Malta
    55 16 Malta, Feb. 9. XEVERAL aircraft flew singly over Malta at intervals between dusk and midnight on Friday, a number of bombs being dropped, but according to the official communique there was no material damage to civilian property and none at all to Government property. One civilian was
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    110 16 yL Brutally o m T pressed by the Italians and) now pressed i into the fight against Bri- J tain, the fc°l» 1c J i of Libya burn to throw off 1 Fascist thral- > dom. Leader of Free Libyans, i j Sayed Idris el J Senussi (the\ i Senussi
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    Parachutes Brought Them Safely Home
    232 16 Parachutes Brought The m Safely Home London, Feb. 9. FIGHTER pilots who have "baled out" by parachute visited a factory in Britain during the weekend to thank the men and women who had made their parachutes. One after another the pilots climbed on the table to tell their experiences when
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    SERIOUS POSITIOI IN NAZI COUNTRIE
    155 16 New York Feb. 9. THK seriousness of the internal situation in Nazi-occu countries was described by Mr, Avra WaiTen, Chief of State Department's vice section, to a secret aessio House of Representatives' Appropriation Committee, state Washington, columnists Drew Pearson and Robert Allen. Mr. Warren who
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