Morning Tribune, 15 February 1941

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    15 1 Morning Tribune Vo ,;__No. 13, Saturday, Feb. 15. 1941. Morning Tribune Saturday, February 15, l!Ul
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    TENSION EASES: REASSURANCES BY LONDON AND TOKYO
    601 1 TENSION EASES: REASSURANCES BY LONDON AND TOKYO Jfc I SuggeratoA is hon I oml on tl< s< rilxJ < »<>riain re« enl reports on Far ICa.sl LONDON, FEB. 14. QUESTIONED ABOUT REPORTS OF INCREASING ANGLO-JAPANESE TENSION, AUTHORITATIVE QUARTERS IN LONDON TOLD REUTERS DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT THAT WHILE THE FAR EASTERN SITUATION
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    Matsuoka Worried By Three – Power Pact
    207 1 Matsuoka Worried By Three Power Pact 1/?\ —.Japanese concern over relations w with Russia is reflected m auctions asked m Tokyo parliament I TOKYO, FEB. 14. i HOPE OF BETTER RELATIONS WITH THE SOVIET WERE INDICATED BY THE FOREIGN MINISTER, MR. YUSOKE MATKA, WHEN ADDRESSING THE BUDGET COMMITTEE OF THE
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    BANGKOK: LATEST
    149 1 Bangkok, Feb. 14. A REAFFIRMATION of the cordial relations existing between Thailand and Great Bri tain is the theme of a communique issued by the Thailand Gov-t-nment which states, "According to news from various sources, the British military authorities have stationed land, naval and air forces on the
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    NAZIS POACHING ON SOVIET PRESERVES?
    177 1 Sofia, Feb. 14. A SENSATION has been caused here by the news that the Yugoslavian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister have gone to The event is considered mosi important for since the German occupation of uell-infonned circles here connect it with an understanding implicit m
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    JAPANESE PUPPETS PULLED BY BERLIN
    1508 2 Comment On Far East THREAT TO AUSTRALIA LONDON, FEB. 14. EVERYTHING GOES TO SHOW THAT THE CONTROLLERS OF JAPAN'S FORMGN FOLK V IN THE LAST FEW MONTHS HAVE SURRENDERED ALL REAL INDEPENDENCE OF JUDGMENT. THEIR ANTICS ARE THOSE OF PUPPETS, MOVING ONLY AS THE WIRES
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    FRANCO TURNED DOWN OFFER BY MUSSOLINI
    289 3 lefused to attack i gibraltar New York, Feb. 14. Ljs learned m Vichy that Gen. Franco refusal, m gpite »f the strongest pressure by Mussolini, to grant ,'Lu aid for an attack on Gibraltar. from Vichy also stated that Mussolini v past favour by
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    DAYLIGHT RAF SWEEP
    60 3 London, Feb. 14. rIE R.A.F. made another daylight sweep over German invasion bases along the French coast this afternoon, it is believed. At intervals for several hours heav\ explosives could be heard across the sea, while the sky above the French coast, between Calais and Cap Gris
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    33 3 Mr. J. P. Biddulph. M.C.S.. will act ao magistrate Ipoh. Colonial Legal Service. The promotion of Mr. F Brewer, Cadet, Malayan Civil Service to be an Officer 0| Class V, has been approved.
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    Fall Of Tepelini Expected Soon
    193 3 ■Bu Renter's special correspondent on the Aibantanjrontiet Til ft i'all oi Tepeiinr— -a strategic Albanian town 30 miles »outneast or Vsilona- la expected at any moment, following a fur* thcr. strengtnenitif of the Greek encircling movement reporter) on Wednesday. Then is heavy Greek artillery fire
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    Nazi Children Have Morals Of Savages
    152 3 London. Feb. 14. TOE morals of savages were being inculcated into I millions of German boys and girls, said Ml Herwald Smiotham. the Education Minister. Wf*k* Germany was likely to make any contribution ol he .slightest value to the worlds stores ol culture an<!
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    King At Coventry
    102 3 One of th c^ V first to visit T Coventry after J the terrorising German air at- tack on that J city some time i ago, was His Majesty the S King when, 1 despite the ap- t palling dam- i age to their J S homes
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      158 3 Trade Bargains I OPTICAL When you need glasses, ice K. F. Chong. No bluff, Careful test before glasses given. Charges moderate. Oflftce The United Pharmacy "the NEW mani.fy glasses -Our New Manley EUmletS Spectacles are designed for those who want the best at a moderate price. They are distinctive and
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    King's School Celebrates Its Fourth Birthday With Party: New Stage Play
    1028 4  - King's School Celebrates Its Fourth Birthday With Party: New Stage Play HVERA ARDMORE PEOPLE PUCES By VING'S School was en fete yesterday nwrnlng to celebrate its M birthday A hundred and fifty pupils from all grades assembled at the main vch«H»lh(»use m I'atcrson Road and th<> fun commenced at 10
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    GALA DAY AT KING'S SCHOOL
    63 4 GALA DAY AT KING'S SCHOOL I I Janet Penny- I cuik, one of the older pupils, 5 cuts the birth- J day cake at the t King's School I Founders' Day J celebrations yes- g terday morn- ing, while a t number of fel- low students J look on. j
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    ODD CENTS BRING IN $84
    45 4 ODD CENTS BRING IN $84 The a d d cent' collection to assist Air Raid victims has now reach ed a giand total ol SB4.t>. r > as a result of farther (ontr i I) o tit ns Irom a batch tf tins. opened this week.
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      26 4 < ATHAY BEAITY SAMS Specialists m PERMANENT WAVING Prices from $7/- Setting by Madame Ninon PRICES COMPETITIVE CATHAY BUILDING: TELEPHONE 208 > i I 5 Stamford Road Zg^****^
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    LET'S TALK IT OVER
    1210 5 If you have a problem, send it to Helen, our home experl, who answers readers' queries on this page every Saturday. Address your letter to her co Morning Tribune, Anson Road, Singapore, enclosing correspondence coupon. nI OISE IN DOTTED SWISS hiving a navy blue linen costume
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    Post Free Facilities
    94 5 Post Free Facilities I IN order to facilitate the S sending of queries to i Helen, she has arranged with the Tribune Press Town t Office, No. 9, The Arcade. i Singapore, to deliver these i direct to the Morning Tri- bune. thus eliminating the J need for you to
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      91 5 S Correspondence Coupon This coupon must be enclosed with every query sent. I S Morning Tribune, Saturday. S FEBRUARY 15, 1941 COLD STORAGE WM DELIVERY SERVICE W/k *5.00 a.m. (or Bread *12 NOOII, all supplies HNS All floods sent out by the \W^_^_W_^^Ki delivery arrive m i^^H^^H On Sundays llolida
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    Services' BREVITIES
    581 6 Services' BREVITIES »T "I l»i«|IM>" 5 "TRANCING oji i Dime" is the title of the i- film selected for the next screening m aid oi the Loyal., and BJS. Wool Fund*. The flim j will be shown at both performances on Perinea- J- dn the IMi and th< v.-.v."i prices
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    99 6 A branch of the RAT doing valuable work I? the hifrh speed launch section. These launches which have a very high speed are fitted with ra dio. medical and life-saving apparatus. The) have been the means of saving a number of lives wh en aircraft have been shot down or
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    Rice Bran Prices Drop 30 Per Cent.
    182 6 AS the result o: negotiation- with the trade and m cousultaj tion with the A.^ricultural Department and the Fisheries department the Food Controller announces the publication of revised market prices m an order grazetU-d yesterday. Th«r.-e prices will be strictly enforced from now
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    CONSTABLE STOLE PISTOL
    43 6 CONSTABLE STOLE PISTOL BECAUSE he stole a pis;o tn m .irmoury of the Ponce De Thompson Roao A Jafri >:•. Java: who tiad been a rir. for 13 m I .o months' rigorous Mr J G 'n trate stolen a ran. j r 'y
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    Hospital Ship From N.E.I. To Britain
    134 6 Hospital Ship From N.E.I. To Britain Batata, Feb 14 THE N E I Is trying to help m the Near East The Government has offered to equip th** well-knovro Uner Oranje as a hospital ship and to place her at the disposal of the British authorities. I The idea is
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    MALACCA FANCY DRESS PARTY
    60 6 Milac>M I [JCCE36FTJL fancy dress party I I'tar.-.sed by the O'^h Sayang Party, held al Malacca! Sixty-four m mbers apresi P. 6 Pomadasa flob] i Major h>ngj i.tcs. After th*:| la night' I >r the nnoft v. v Tan '..<! prise for the best won by
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    NAZI SUPREMACY VANISHES
    81 6 Batavia I THE capture of Bench, by :r.e British has evoked I thusiasm here, and the press h j lavish m its praise of the Brint achievement. As civ ->uts it: "Magician Wavell i^a.- y nnj flourished his wand. und-tfl presto!— the legend ot Gexnufl supremacy m
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      28 6 ssncei ys^^^^^s- i^b ar JOT. 1? _m¥3fj£mwr aT iLmm^. .S Ir <T DAI.M I EstuoLsh- "Mtunan tw Ha MAr I>f;n»*t.ry Ccloaien. Oovernrn Soir Acnts -E 117-12: Cecil Str-
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    N.E.I- PUSHING AHEAD WITH LOCAL DEFENCE
    263 7 Batavia, Feb. 6. eeting of the committee formed by the Local DeVolunteers and the Homo Guard, to promote the this country to the utmost, took place last chairman asked for the maximum effort "m order powers of darkness by which the most precious P
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    Brooke-Popham Visits Batavia Fair
    104 7 Brooke -Popham Visits Batavia Fair M Batavia, Feb. li L, ol the reception given, I s Free French at Batavia j -n Se Gaulle's cause. Kfi£ for r 1.000 has been sent I lay Spitfire Fair *> i —"profit of 10,000 urns have come from conrtbutions additional to the reguPSyminta
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    $2000 BAIL IN CHEATING CASE
    106 7 I with having cheated i iak Hoon by falsely proI- ito pay tor goods v h ,j n I Una Joo Ksng, 35. I i.'.t cl trial fore Mr J G I pon m h< third court, ysnj trd ly. was chaj ith having I
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    N.E.I. CHINESE HELP GREECE
    67 7 Batavia. Feb. S. f 11 1 NE S E residents arc J showing keen sympathy > for Greece. On Saturday next, on the occasion of the Chap Goh Meh festival, a j procession will be organ is- ed far the Greek Red Cross, 1 and collections
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    £25,000 MORE FROM N.E.I. FOR THE RAF
    84 7 Batavia. Feb f> RECENTLY. £25,000 was remitted to the Prince Bernhard Fund m London for the purchase of a lK The W Spitfire Fund to-day received a telegram from Lord Eeaverbrook. British Mlnistei of Aircraft Production, expressing his latitude for the gift and
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    Chinese Consulate In Hongkong Story
    110 7 Chungking, b l 4« THE report that Britain has agreed to the establishment of a Chirvie consulate at Hong Kong W premature. Reuter learns from authoritative sources. That Britain had agreed to tne establishment ol a Chinee consulate m the Crown Colony Is reported m
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    30 7 Caracas. Venezuela Feb 14 «RIAf cordiality and evldeiu IJ friendship marked the stay at Caracas of the British Economic Mission to South America wmm leaves for England on Saturday Reuter
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    Chinese Registered As Japanese
    247 7 (From Our Own Correspondent^ YAP Ah Koo and His wife, Ang Ban Chee, were produced beV fore iShe Abd" Hamid bin Dato Mustapha. first magistrate an^chareed with having failed to furnish the necesS par«cula« B to the Chief Po.ice Officer as reqmred under the Aliens Enactment.
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    MORNING TIBUNE SATUDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1949 NAZIS'NEST MOVE
    338 7 MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 15 4i kiihwi: SATURDAY, FEHRUARY 15, I94i NAZIS' NEXT MOVE THE large concentration ol German troops m Rumania and m Hungary has supported Mr. Churchill's contention that the next Nazi move ia likely to be an invasion of Bulgaria. In such an eventuality, the Brut question
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    STORY OF CHOPPER ATTACK BY CHINESE
    232 8 OU. own Correspond^ PRELIMINARY inquiry into a charge of voluntarily eausA j hurt was preferred against Lav Peng before F AlKlu. Humid b,n Dato Mustapha. first mag.strate. to- UY Lav Pen| was alleged to have cut Gan Bei Kan with o vegetable choppei Mr.
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    BRITON APPEALS
    38 8 Osaka. Feb. 14. MK Vincent Pleters. whose 1" eight-year hard labour sentence was reduced to five years following an appeal hearing on Feb. 8. yesterday morning filed a motion of appeal with the Supreme Court.— Reuter
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    POSTPONEMENT CERTIFICATE CANCELLED
    136 8 THE postponement certificate, which expir?s on Feb. 28 and which was granted to Mr. A. G. Mas; on. of D~bb Company, Limited, m rcsp2ct of continuous military training, was cancelled, yesterday, by consent by the local Tribunal comprising Mr. J. C. CobbHt (Chairman), Mr. P. A. B.
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    20 8 Mr. W. G. Ashford has been appointed Major and Mr. P H. Goss Captain m the Pahang Local Defence Corps.
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    128 8 R EVE »I'E.J a >l»( aIK hul. 1,030 -hi j "«te was revesk CMC m the fourth, J>-««ttrd;.>,uhenO n Sand OagChweetJ [Mr. Kenneth M. j (with having distil] j cit maani j According t„ 1(l 'cut ion, a raid w*J 1 cut by Revet* on Kunpong A*j As the
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    MEN WHO FLY BY MIGHT
    453 8 MEN WHO FLY BY MIGHT R.A.F. AT WORK "II T HY the s4>-and-so don't you answer?" bawled the bomber pilot to his radio operator. Hfl forgot the microphone, which carried his curses to the operations room behind. They wore chevkinjr over the equipment before taking off for a night raid
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    JUDGMENT RESERVED IN BOXING SUIT
    472 9 liiDGMENT was reserved by the Hon. Mr. Justice A. K. I Terrell m the High Court, yesterday, m the civil which Mr. C. M. Houghton, boxing promoter, sued F W Brewer and Cheong Hock Chye, president and treasurer, respectively, of the Singapore Boxing i oi
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    TRAINING FOR VOLUNTEER AIR FORCE
    552 9 ALL members of the Volun- t i J\ teer Air Force, other than J those who may be exempted > S therefrom, shall be called OI I individual^ for continuou; tiaining at Singapore dunn,? J J the year 1941, for a period or I periods
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    WHITE MAGIC
    61 9 You're looking al the girl who waa adjudged m fair combat "Chicago's m«»*i J beautiful mannequin." Surprised Na v will why should you be? She- Jeanne Kran cis and she is new wearing; dresses for Par amount— in front ol the I nuras. That I v of ci.urse
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    Increase In India's Mechanised Army
    127 10 New Delhi. Feb. 14. ALARM umber of Indians have been taMm into the mechanised services, said the Defence Set re tary m the Indian A±to?mbly yesterday, but declined to reveal the progreai of the mechanisation of f he Indian Army, nor reveal the arrangements for
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    Policeman Saw Man jump Into Sea
    191 10 j p C Jaffar bin Mohamed Sahat, of Hill Street Police Station, while on rounds m Connaught Drive at 1 aon. on Feb. saw a I I man jump into the sea from the sea wall. J Because he could not swim Jaffar went
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    Fell 40 Feet To His Death
    92 10 Fell 40 Feet To His Death WHILE working, on the roof of a nev godown m Teck Ouan Street, a Chinese coolie fell from a height of 40 feet to ihe concrete floor below. The man. Chan Ooh S<jon, aged 03,. succumbed to his m- 1 Juries a few hours
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    Knife Threat In Robbery Alleged
    75 10 Knife Threat In Robber y Alleged CHOO Tiang <28> yesterday appeared oefore the fifth magistrate. Mr. L. C. Goh on a charge of armed robbery. He was alleged to have robbed Tang Swee Cheng of $92.80 cash and other articles at the point Ol m knife m a house :it
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    51 10 Ottawa. Feb. 13 A SYSTEM of aerodromes through Alberta and British Columbia, lending to Alaska, is being established by the Canadian Govern ment as a defence measure at a cost of about £2.000.000. it was announced to-day by Mr. C. G Power, the Minister for Defence and Air Minister, Canada.
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    Oil For Turkey From Rumania
    40 10 Beiiiii. Feb 14 rIKEY is to receive 160.000 tons of petroleum fm m Rumania under an agreemem lost concluded between the two <nuitries according to an Istanbul dispatch to the German New. A renct Reuter
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      612 11 Property For Sale FOR SALE Ircehoici land and houee at 39-L. Jalan Senyum. area 12.000 «q it. Price $4,000- or oiler. Phone 2827. (No. 440O) FOR SALE, Pjuigkor I&lanr] wooden bun- Kulow. 2 acres land, next Oovernment rest house, best battling jn Malaya. Apply 88 Kl.ujf; Road. Kunlii Lumpur. (No.
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      460 11 To Let UNION HOME" .I3O, Sophia Road. th« ideal Home for Chinese Office Bachelors. (No. 4770> TO LET seaside pavilion, newly arected, furnished. $40i'- per month. Apply Ha I. sun. 43. Canal Road. Singapore (No 432G) •CORNER HOU8B" Furnished room to let. bathroom attached Mr- Lancaster. 332, River Valley Road
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      432 11 ON THE! AIR SINGAPORE ZUL 225 metres (1/3 1 k. ZHPI M 98 metres <9 $8 mcia) ZHP3 41. M metre, (7 25 mr From 8 80 am. to 15 am From 18 80 a.m. to I 58 p m From j oo p m. Co io 8o p.m. I/ONDON
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    Popularity Of "July 7" Jennies
    239 12 Popularity Of "July 7" Jennies Chungking. < ILLUSTRATIVE of the rapid 1 progress made m the hand spinning and weaving industry j m Saechuan province is a 60 V per cent. K^i" m the production 0 f the wooden 'July 7" jenny.! Ace( rding to the Saechuan Tex- 1 tile
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    74 12 fONTINUATIOU feft™ was urged Chicago recent,? S neral <**£ Pf2! e si ,l former j and author ol Dawes plan of lf rations iur Oenw Genera] Dv" w added: -The mi vention of ihe Uni Statei would o i pr< I mi am a terrible situ not n lie?e
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    120 12 THE band of I Straits ments police wiiipi torm m public did me wee* as folio under the direction Mr. J.C. Hitch. Li A.M.. arc: R.M.S.N. Tuesday. Feb 16 Katong Park at 5. March. "A Bunct Rose*"; Overt "Golden Days"; I tion. Ivan Ca! Melodies"; Val '•Immortellen': Glow-Worm' S£
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    SMOKED IN COURT
    30 12 pUFFING jC T tictte, Chtt Teck wa third i uay. while M *appoi magistrate the Bench J He W8 arre.st.M l jj constable three° da: bW* Sent.
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    23 12 Mr K. J P^ wood I Charge ttgation L ne F.M* Kuala taWnc Offi' Traffic r h Mr. D- stone. eeed on Keduh
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    GERMANS ADMIT FRENCH DISCORD
    101 13 FE Wilhelmstrasse has admitted for the first time that all France is not behind the latest moves of the Petain Administration. An official statement says: "It has not been overlooked m Berlin flhat the Franco-German re- conciliation and the j commencement of i collaboration started m
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    Whistle To Rescuers
    165 13 Whistle To Rescuers CARRY a whistle with you so that if you are trapped to the wreckage of a bombed building y<*i can help rescucis to find you. This suggestion ior the general public U 1 being put to the iHome Secretary by I Miss Eleanor Ratni bone. Her question,
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    NO HOME AIR MAIL YESTERDAY
    37 13 NO HOME AIR MAIL YESTERDAY THE Postal Department advises that Ino air mails from 'the United Kingdom, etc were received by the Eastbound British Overseas Airwys Corporation Flying Boat which arrived m Singapore j yesterday afternoon, i
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    Wearne's Victors By Only Goal
    323 14 Wearne 's Victors By Only Goal WeariK l N.A.A.F.I o. Jn a Busin is Houses' League football match played yeaterday at the Anson Road stadium, tyeafne Brothers beat the N.A.A.F.I. by one goal to nil. During the Ant im en minui i o| p!av, the |atne wai evenly co tested,
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    SWINGING LIGHT'S VICTORY
    90 14 I London, l*eD. 14. OWING IN G Light, owned by B Ik. C. M. Cohan, won the I V. aterpolo (up, the blue i hand of the coursing world I I run at Altcar, Liverpool. I i Mr. Cohan is well-known m i Liverpool shipping circles and
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    SHE'S FLYING HIGH
    78 14 w \\ai oj S? uai. this Sc* 1 tish lassie nuking IhebJ i -*f thin: M I day sh< is "j 1 joying Cods sun iDf) a if, i with the m I zest of voaa To-m on Who can I* l i perhaps >"< 1 w
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    Bramtoco Win With Better Forwards
    189 14 Biamtoco 2 Harper Gilfillan 1 JN a closely contested match. Bramtoco beat Harper Gilfillan by the odd goal m three m the Business Houses League soccer match at the Depot yesterday. Bramtoco were slightly better m attack which proved to be the deciding factor. Early
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    SHORTS
    42 14 Dr. S C Ho«J has bei Lieutc: Nenri S< cal Deiei The C ot the I 3 Corps. B Leslie H such. a pointed i J lor Ci Malays readj Th( i which struct) Bahru .1 for mci Passuvices gut) ttu
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    TADS OUTBOX POLICE
    144 14 TADS OUTBOX POLICE THERE were some good fights at 1 last nights boxing at the Police Depot wjien the Manchester Regiment, meeting the Police beat them by nine bouts to five. There were three knock-outs and two T.KO's. Results were as follows Manchester Regiment boxers mentioned first) Bantamweight: Pte. Hulley
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      35 14 TO-DAY RACBB: Last day. Singapore Turf Club Spring meeting. Bukit Timah. 2 30 p.m. SOCCER. Business Houses' League. Unitcer.s v Guthries, Stadium; chartered Bank v Ford S.C., Depot; Sime Darby v* A.p.C, A P C
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    SPECTATOR'S SELECTIONS
    320 15 [NO are Spectator j I P" .lections for to- c j >,[§ .iP^eraces: j X! )Y WARRIOR [he P.vn.ble j dot iiov 1 ftal!l» I Dover i rRUMPEfES S X ho i'atria IRISH 3H. iiu Annan > i l; LORJD Bl <; bistiugaisaed gace y UTKY PRIMK i
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    Aussies Meet Yanks At Baseball
    59 15 'an Association baseballers will face the A P. nine to-morrow m the second War tall match at Jalan Besar Stadium. The ns took the Canadians into camp last Sunday of 6 to I. oond content, the Singapore Chinee crow r -he Canadian Mapie Leafs at
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    Another Success For Buy A Bomber' Fund
    166 15 A NOTHER veiy successful function for the women ol Singapore's "Buy a Bomber" fund was tt>St. Valentine^ Day Ball at the Victoria Memorial Hall last night. Over five hundred people were present to enjc; a varied programme of dancing and novel cabaritems. Buffet
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    J. B. Joel Dead
    158 15 Millionaire and 1,1 well-known racehorse owner, Mr. Jack Barnato Joel died recently at his home. Child wickbury,. St. Albans. Herts. aged seventy-eight. Twice winner of the Derby, "Uncle jack," as he was! known on the turf j was regarded as A lucky man. His luck lay
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    MOVE TO STOP LOOTING
    46 15 MOVE TO STOP LOOTING J OOTING of furni cure from ilamaged prrmliw is being considered by tfce Commissioner of Police, with A view 0 providing the fullest possible measure of protection for exposed property." This was stated m a written reply by Mr Peake. Parliamentary Btczattrt
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    SINGLE RAIDERS OVER LONDON
    89 15 London. Feb. 14. PERMAN air activity over Britain 1 during last night was restricted to a short period soon after nightfall, says an Air Mini&ry communique. Single enemy aircraft dropped bombs on a London district causing considerable damage to houses, and a number of casualties. Bombs
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    R.A.F.'S HEAVIEST BOMBINS ATTACKS EVER IN ALBANIA
    194 16 ATHKNS. FEB. 14. tiik heaviest and most success™, bomwng Al- TACKS OF THE AEBANIAN CAMPION WEHfc MADE BY THE R.A.F. DURING „k t 1 \RTERS SAYS A COMMI NIOCE FROM «**W£gS£ D IN r;REECE ALL DAY IHIKWmi, w «w AND rSSStED ATTACKS WKRF
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    KEREN DOOMED
    78 16 London, Feb. 14. HARD fighting continues about Keren m Eritrea, according to information reaching London. From other fronts mi n Africa there is nothing to report. Operations for the reduction of Keren are proceeding, while British troops continue their progress m difficult country towards Arreza, says the GH.Q.
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    ALFONSO ILL
    41 16 Vichy, Feb 14 —Ex- King Alfonso 'is suffering from heart trouble, according to a Rome dispatch to the Havas agency. He has been ordered to remain m bed but his doctors state "all danger has been i removed. Reuter
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    British Parachutists In Italy?
    127 16 British Parachutists In Italy? i London, Feb. 14. THi: Kalian High Command S 1 communique mentions a daring escapade by British > parachutists during Monday night la the Lucania district S of (alabri, at the southern j extremity of Italy. It declares that the pari- I chute troops were armed
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    40 More Destroyers For Britain?
    206 16 NEW YORK, FEB. 14. THE TRANSFER OF 40 OK MORE UNITED STATES T DESTROYERS TO BRITAIN SHORTLY APPEAREb LIKELY LAST NIOOT FOLLOWINJB A CONFERENCE BETWEEN PRESIDENT ROOSFVFIT IND THE NAVY SECRETARY, COL. FRANK KNOX ACCORD NG TO A WASHINGTON MESSAGE TO TOE NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE.
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    Final Meeting Of Military Mission
    139 16 Ankara, Feb. 14. FE final meeting between officers of the British Military Mission representing the Middle East Command and the Turkish General Staff has been held here. General Marshall-Cornwall and Air Vice-Marshal Elmhiist, who have just returned from a tow ni Turkish military zones, and
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    Rumanian Officials Refuse To Leave
    294 16 London r»b. U OF the Rumanian mission in London who m recalled to Bucharest in retaliation for I British recall of the Minister at Bucharest, om six minor officials have responded, units fctitj diplomatic correspondent. Both the Charge d'Affaires M. Florescu, and t Press Attache.
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