Morning Tribune, 18 February 1941

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    Masthead
    15 1 Morning Tribune Vo $3io. 15, Tuesday, Feb. 18, 1941. Morning Tribune Tuesday, February 18, idjj
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    UNKNOWN
    142 1 LONDON, FEB. 17. IBLK REACTION IN THE DUTCH INDIES TO THE ALARMING RUMOURS OF THE LAST TWO DAYS HAS BEEN AN ATTITUQE F CALM DETERMINATION, STATES THE BATAVIA RADIO IHERE CAN BE NO DOUBT WHATVER AS TO THE ATTITUDE OF THE UTCH INDIES GOVERNMENT," SAID HE ANNOUNCER. 'THEY WILL
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    JAPAN'S LIFE AND DEATH' PROBLEM IN FAR EAST
    204 1 TOKYO, FEB. 17. Wi YOSIKE MATSUOKA TO-DAY TOLD MEMBERS OF THE DIET THAT IT WAS IMPERATIVE FOR JAPAN TO INVITE THE AID OF GERMAN TECHNICIANS AND ECONOMIC EXPERTS. WITH THIS END IN VIEW THEY WERE FORMING ADVISORY COMMISSIONS MADE UP W EXPERTS
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    IN THAILAND
    59 1 Baagkok, Feb. 16. f RESPITE alarmist re- jj ports from outside, h»nt»'n^ at an imminent Far Baaffini flare-up and the 1 pi— JMllljr of a British m- vasion across the Malayan border, the situation is f *very quiet. The Government has ai- j ready made it clear that
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    Nazi Preparations In Bulgaria
    219 1 ANKARA, FEB. 17. rERMAN MILITARY PREPARX v TIONS INSIDE BULGARIA INCLUDE THE STRENGTHEN. ING OF THE RAIL BRIDGES AND ROADS AND THE LAYING DOWN OF PETROL DUMPS, ACCORDING TO RELIABLE SOURCES. A KM AN MOVE INTO THAT COUNTRY, HOWEVER. IS NOT REGARDED AS IMMINENT IN TURKISH
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    EVACUATION ONLY A WISE PRECAUTION
    228 1 London, Feb. 17. official advice to British citizens that they should leave Thailand must be read as a wise precaution, not as proof of imminent danger, declares the Daily Telegraph m an editorial. It adds: "When Hitler bottle of the number of people under tho
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    350,000 NAZIS IN RUMANIA
    296 1 350,000 NAZIS IN RUMANIA London, Feb. 17 JHE visit oi two Yugoslav Ministers to Berlin on Friday la the subject of the usual crop ol unconfirmed reports and rumours of German origin, Of which the intention is designed to increase tension and cloak possible Nazi moves. On tnei r return
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    One Purpose Unites British Labour
    308 1 London. I c*>. 17. BROADCASTING to -lustra. li.hi workers, Mr. Frnest Bevin stressed the unity of purpose running through British industry. "From the general manager right down there is a feeling- that tncy nre working for a great objective "There is no worry and agitation
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    U.S. DEFENCE BOARD PLAN
    317 2 When Aid Kill Passes New V<»rk. Feb, 17. T*HE passage oi the Lease and Lend BU] is < cp cted to be followed by the creation by President Koosevell i f an "overall defence administration" to plan, co-ordinate and supervise Ike obtaining of supplies m the
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    HOPES OF BORDER PEACE
    237 2 HOPES OF BORDER PEACE Bangkok, Feb. 17. \Mli. Yosuke Matsuoka. the Japanese Foreign Minister, bas informed the Thai Government thai the extension of tl.e Thai-lndo-China truce ends at 10 a.m. on Feb. 25 (Bangkok time). The hope of a conclusion of peace witfi Thailand under satisfactory terms through Japanese mediation
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    12 2 Mr Molminrood YftMM Zyllwyn-Btp-*rtirt hi-en Io b«- ShMUmI Immigration Officer for P^nanir
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    RAILINGS GO TO HELP WAR
    167 2 London, Feb. 17. MANY famous Parliamentary figures on their era? to the House of Commons or House of Lords have exnressed the view that little lawns m the middle oi Parliament Square would be greatly improved In appearance it the railings could be taken away.
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    U.S. ITALIANS CONDEMN FASCISM
    135 2 U.S. ITALIANS CONDEMN FASCISM Bfaft l ,f JWO thousand [talis Italian-American." 1 et it. oi them m< big anti-Fascist meeting J niaad by the Mazzii Cooper Union Hall Pnotessor Salvemini, ;i f|, paying a tribute tn PresJjJ Roosevelt, .said: "If \m .wins. Italy becoi [M colony. The [talis i m
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    HOOVER PLAN FOR FEEDING EUROPE
    232 2 New York, Feb. 17. A SIX-POINT plan for the feeding oi* Nazi-occupied eoii.triesin A Europe was outlined by Mr. Herbert Hoover m a btoodlj speech last night. The plan, he said, had been subnetted to the British and French Governments and provides for: (1) An
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    Death Of Man Who Served Hitler
    107 2 Berlin, Feb. 17. HERMAN KRIEBEL, who marched st Hitler's side during The Munich Beercellar Putsch m November. 1923. and subsequently ~hared hi< fortress prison at Landsbe' re for five years, died to day. aged 65, according to the official German news agency. At the
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    WOMEN POLICE SQUAD FOR SHELTERS
    138 2 WOMEN POLICE SQUAD FOR SHELTERS FORTY London police**" have been formed M Girl Protection Fatn 1 to about the capital to gj black-out and shelter The squad Includes an Jjgg eight sergeants and 31 «"J" They are not ■ttocneawj division. Their -beg Is Jf J Metropolis, and they rfl 11
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    Oh, Mrs. Porter!
    48 3 Oh, Mrs. Porter! A VOBUUI porter weighing and labelling a package ;it a L*adon railroad terminus. The women porters, uho are already working on the undergniuul stations, will replace the men at the outside stations. And below, woman porter at a London railroai terminus rallying a soldier's kit.
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    U.S. EXPERT FOR BRITAIN
    46 3 London, Feb. n. part of the plan of c >Hatooration with Britain elopment of wai weapons. President Roose sent to London. Dr. lames Conont, President ird University and am ol Uu most dtetln?U.B. research i a tcompanied by two assistant British Wireless
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    He Accuses Her Counsel
    103 3 New York THE former husband of pretty Mrs. Charlotte Joalyn, of Chicago, has accused her of having immoral relations with her counsel during their divorce action. Mrs. fosfrn was granted a divorce on the grounds that she was deserted by her husband. Cieorjje Joslyn, who was
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    80 M.P.H. STORM SWEEPS LISBON
    430 3 LONDON. FEB. 17. THE IBERIAN PENINSULA HAS BEEN SWEPT DURING 1 THE WEEKEND BY THE WORST STORM IN 18 YEARS. THE WIND IN MANY PARTS REACHED CYCLONIC STRENGTH. A SPEED OF 80 MILES AN HOUR BEING RECORDED AT LISBON. WHILE AT CINTRA THE RE PORTED
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      413 3 XOTHK. HEfBNCI MKIIII ■■WW (REQtISITION OF TRANSPORT) ORDER 1939. Th" undermentioned motor lorries haw been rcqiu^ioned by me under provisions of the above order. 2 Any claims under hire purehuy. agreements should aa the undersigned not later than 12 noon on Friday 21st 1941. a rt ff which date no
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  • PEOPLE AND PLACES
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      Concerts For British And Patriotic Funds
      927 4  -  Vera Ardmore By 1 •ro MORROW nigh! and on Fri- day two concerts In aid of the l/>rd Mayor's Fund end the China Relief Fund will be given St the Victoria Memorial Hall The concerts are under the auspices of the Singapore < hinest
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      Happy Bridal Couple
      66 4 Mr. and HfS. l Raymond WH- i I son leaving at. I Andrew's Pres- byterian Chur- i i eh after their marriage a i 1 4.30 p.m. on Saturday after- i noon. i I The bride, who was form- j crly Miss Norah t Clements, is the
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    TONIC TREATMENTS FOR THOSE TIRED HOMES
    476 5 TONIC TREATMENTS FOR THOSE TIRED HOMES FEW OF US have the funds or the inclination at present to go m for re-decoration of the house, but that is no reason why any home should look tired and down-at-heel. Even more important that new draperies and fresh paint is regular cleaning,
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    keeping the house cool
    215 5 keeping the house cool Sun-blinds save many a house from excessive heat. j rder to keep your house as cool as possible. make a point of invariably drawing curtains, or vise shading the windows of a sunny room In the ciay. Fresh air is to be encouraged possible but. when
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    if flies and ants are a menace
    195 5 lemale fly is left to multiply undisturbed, ihe may account for millions as the hot s ko by, so take active steps against this pest The first thing to do is to look for like-ag-places, such as dark, undisturbed corcrevices, and to spray
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    damp-free cupboards
    171 5 n.AMPNESS is caused by a j number of things among winch excessive undergrowth I or piled -up earth are the S most usual. Therefore, il J f you are troubled by damp j cupboards, consult a builder 5 or architect When it is impossible to S find a
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    CHILDREN'S QUARREL: FATHER GAOLED
    122 6 CHILDREN'S QUARREL: FATHER GAOLED Till it*!? of how a quarrel J 1 between two children fed R Uia iichl between thcirfathers wan related before the fifth magistrate. Mr. L Oeh, 1 yesterday, when Tea Os l«ee,i J a squatter, was sentenced tei A four months' rigorous impri- k sonment after
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    OFFICIAL GAOLED FOR CORRUPTION
    387 6 Unworthy Of Trust (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, "Monday. I ii TROWELL, UnpecWr of Machinery, Perak, was this J rning convicted fe) ir. P. P. Y. RadtJtfe, m the Bat« Gajah court, on three summons charges of having accepted monetary present* totalling $90, without consideration, irom
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    Malaya's Co-operation In War Praised
    97 6 Malaya's Co-operation In War Praised rE High Commissioner has re. ceived the following telegram from the Secretary of State for the Colonies: "Please convey to His Highness the Raja of Perlis expression of ihe grateful appreciation of His Majesty's Government for the generous contribution of $150,000 for emergency defence expenditure
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    SOLDIER GETS SIX MONTHS' GAOL
    473 6 Road Death |AMES Bovd. a private m the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders was senU need to six months' simple imprisonment veiAerday where he was charged before the Traffic Disrtrict Judge Mr C. H. Whitton, with causing the death of one "Bakri bin Noor Sadan by
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    SHORTS
    54 6 Mr. Kailasapillai oi Tanjong Malim has assumed duties as Permanent Ways Inspector, F.M.S. Railways Batu Gajah In place of Mr V. Aruiiasalam, who went on transfer to Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Richard Amarasckera, of Klang, who was ti-'l recently a patiefit m th c Bungsar Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, is leaving
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    Soldiers Who Tried To Steal A Car
    169 6 CEEN In the act of attempting to start a car parked ■J in front of the Corner Bar, in Serangoon Road, Hugh Hamilton and Samuel Smith, soldiers of the Argyll i»fd Sutherland Regiment, who pleaded guilt v to a charge of having attempted
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    Planning For A New World
    188 6 London, Feb. U IN the course of a spech at Tobj* pandy yesterday, Mr. Clemeni Attlee. Lord Privy Sc.il. stressed to his audience that there t luldbf r Hdrn to the pre-war id andthi new world would have be plan* nee. for. In spite of
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    Enemy Planes Downed By Naval A.A.
    79 6 Enemy Planes Downed By Naval A.A. Lond 17, A list of catualtie fire ?nemy aircraft h- kJi on His Majesty^ Bh of Willis landed in Worwi vely -ne Allied navies and the rmed merchant shi] beginning of th- war > {Jie 1040. has been b Admiralty. tr iod This *0Wtf
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      78 6 LOX I T E Batteries are produced m Australia within a few miles of the largest Lead Sme iters m the Southern Hemisphere. LOXITE Batteries have been used for a number of years by the South Australian Government for Kail Cars, Signal Work and Train Lighting they MUST be absolutely
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    H. L. HOPKIN'S
    774 7 i Spy Executions A J Salutary Example: Tribute To A Great j j Soldier: Old Ideas Go j Overboard: Buttons J J Are Now Dimmer Letter From London London, Pec. 13. >n of two young I I spying for G*r- v ji lesson to the 1 ted
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    Department Of Civil Defence Created
    179 7 ANEW Department of Civil Defence has been created to co-ordinate civil defence plans and activities throughout Malaya. The head of the Department the title of Commissioner for Ci 11 Defence. Malaya, and the poet I M been filled by Mr. L H. Gorsuch, M.C.S.. the
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    13 7 Mr. J. Perclvai of the Sydney Herald paaaed through Singapore yesterday from Batavia
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1941. FAR EAST CRISIS
    331 7 MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1941. FAR EAST CRISIS JHE crisis m the Far East waxei and wane-. The trend of news during the last few days leaves va in no doubt that Tokyo has conn to be to Berlin what Charlie McCarthy is to Edgar Be*gtn— i mere echo
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      183 7 Asthma Cause Killed m 24 Horn Tin nks to the dhrovery of an American 1' nov is pow«lhle to get lid of t s,>..iis of choking, gasping, c \<of np mi] wheezing Asthma by killing 1 use vs hick is Oenns m the blood. No i tc burning of powders,
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      24 7 /fSSX SAFEGUARD WRW yourselves INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE ORPORATION LTD. SIiCUKJI) PLUS SERVICE Head Office-No. I6D Cecil Street, SINOAPORE, S*. PHONE NO.
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    SADIE HAWKINS DAY
    164 8 SADIE HAWKINS DAY A NEW national day is be- ing born m America and one that most of us have never heard of. It is called Sadie Hawkins Day. This day comes from a comic strip character called "Li'l Abner," which is read by millions of readers throughout the U.S.A.
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    395 8 Batavia, Feb. 11. MR Churchill's magnificent address was received m this country with great satisfaction as showing the great (statesman's unshakeable faith and the stubborn strength ol the British people. Nirom was able to record the whole of Mr. Churchill's speech, and it was relayed to listeners all over
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    UNKNOWN
    76 8 Dublin. Feb. 17 HALF the population of Dublin and Port Kingston is ready to evacuate Intc the interior ..Mould the ne^d arise. It was estimated that when the registered centres closed on Saturday nieht. over ?50.000 peopl? had signed. Th? Firearm Government's scheme covered schoolchildren and eh:''' y en
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    20 8 T v tcrdi v pen 1; ;ed and Rialtl. r mi hb drop., nclth An says port d, r
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      620 8 Youthful Vigour Restored In 24 Hours w;! Glands Fortified i yty/M by New Discovery |i|& f^o you fe*d old before your lime? An- you find, run- W jSIS^^u'Jn"* dovn, worn out, and unable to k««ep up with flu- p< .1 SM nm\ and pleasures of modern llf. I x, you
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    Gun Found: Chinese Sent To Prison
    293 9 unusable automatic pistol and a large quantity of New Of the 'Teng Choan Tan" secret society which found m a room of a house m New Market Road resulted Kwek Ji Ba, a Chinese, who described himself as a stall m the New World
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    FIREMEN KILLED IN RESCUE WORK
    93 9 London. Feb. 17. AMONG Urns'- killed during Saturday night's raid on a northeastern coast town were i policeman and two auxiliary firemen who died from injuries believed to hay i be n incurred Irom bombs Which fell while they were endeavouring tc extinguish a. biasing
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    THEFT OF ELECTRIC BULB
    89 9 ARRESTED by a detective, three electric bulbs were found m the possession 0| Tan Seng K« <45». Police Inquiries revealed that. Tan had stole n one of the bulbs from the ftvefoot way oj coffee shop m South Bridge Road. Charged before Mr J. O Rappo
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    AMAZING CONDUCT OF 3 MOTORISTS
    603 9 Soldier's Death 1 THE action of three motorists two Europeans and a Chinese j who refused to convey a dying Indian soldier who had been badly injurad m a motor accident to hospital In their cars was described by Inspector Francis Goodship as "scandalous." Inspector
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    PICTURESQUE ELECTION OF BOY BISHOP
    157 9 U7AK and bombs have not been able to break down lai^lish traditions and many oi" the old customs carry on just the same as m days of yore. With picturesque ceremony the ChVlde Bishop lor this year was elected by the boy o! the St
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    CONTR ABAND SALE
    145 10 j (Tribune Stair He|H>rter) i AT Nmr*. Cam* Hock i Chyt X Co Ltd.. \eslev- da> an auction s.»le of eaatraJ band seizures under order* 1 from the Marshal of the Prl* <>Mirt, was held. The paodl comprised I i variety oi things and were aaararea madt
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    FINES REDUCED ON TWO EUROPEANS
    415 10 i inaiM. Liny ji|n aX APPEALING against sentences imposed on them by the third magistrate for oirences under the Defence Finance Regulations, Messrs. R. S. Macmillan and L Ferguson were partially successful m their appeal which was disposed of by the Chief Justice. Sir Percy
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    $250 BAIL FOR SNATCH THIEVES
    80 10 $250 BAIL FOR SNATCH THIEVES CHARGED with having snatched a gold necklace and 'ocket from Lim Ah Eng, a woman, at Balestier Road, on Feb. 16. Boon Kwan; alias Lim Hup Kip. and Lee Ah Seng, claimed trial before Mr J. G. Rappoport. m the third coart yesterday. I Th*
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    $1,000 Bail In Unlawful Society Case
    70 10 $1,000 Bail In Unlawful Society Case CHARGED with being memberi ol the Chinese National Emancipation Vanguard Corp.^, an unlawful society, Chon^ Kian Lin, 42. and So Giok Hi. (woman), claim eel trial be lore Mr. J. Q Rappoport, In the third court, yesterday. The case a were postponed for moni
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      562 11 EXPERIENCED BOOK -KEEPER underta^os outetandluy accounts. i-oek-> posi'ion v part-time clerk, book-keeper, confidential m business affairs. Box 198 c|o Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 4fl2Gj OPEN FOR Immediate engagement by schools Biology bachelor of Art~, can tench Bclence Subjects and English. State terms. Apply Box 191 L jo Malaya Tribune, Kuala
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      654 11 Matrimonial European. 40. good position, seeks Widow or girl, any nationality all found. Hew Matrimony. Box 221. Maiaya Tribune, eingapcre. iNo. 517CJ) TOUNG BRITISHER cicsires communication with young Eurasian l;.dy with view to marriage. Ajjply end blng photo Box No. 188, Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 457G; A H2GHCLASS Eurasian yoimg
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      467 11 Financial WANILI' l'.utnir or 1 ln-.ticler lor proflt- ;•;>;•• I Apply Box 219 M i Tribune, tiingapo Re. SU<J Stamps bESD Useg Post.. ipa to T. T. Filial A: Oo Kunla X ibu High j. lees anpaid. tNo M Lost Found LOST -Morrk 8 Tourer No. *****. Blue, 4-3ciUei Reward,
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      423 11 j ON THE 1 AIR I U J SINGAPORE /ML 225 metro* ri.ua kefs) ZHPI 09« metres (9 69 men ZIIP3 41 36 mi- tree (7 23 mcli) From M 00 a.m. te X H .i m Imm io oo a.m te l so cm From .'.OO p in. te
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    SPEED UP RAID REPAIR
    95 12 SPEED UP RAID REPAIR M.PJ want bombed' houses to be if paired more quickh. Sir Irving A^erv 1 (Con.. Gravesend* U to ask the Minister ol Health: To see that local j authorities begin repairing Louses damaged m raids at once. To provide transparent material "i'n windows. Sir Robert Gower
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    Cruel Wife Divorced
    132 12 Cruel Wife Divorced A HUSBAND who was tnanted a de- cree nisi by Mr. Justice Bucknill m the Divorce Court because of his wife's crue.ty, alleged that she: Stiuck him on an injured arm with a book; hit him m the stomach and made i him faint, and bit him
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    Peer And Sister Injured By Bomb
    65 12 Peer And Sister Injured By Bomb Lord Stanmore and his sister, the Hon Nevil Hamilton-Gor-don, were injured when the hou^e -*t which they were staying was partially destroyed by a bomb. They are m hospitul. Six bombs were dropped close together, and five peop'e were killed m demolished council homes
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    20 12 Capt. H. J. Page, M.8.E., hill been appointed Director ol Passive Defence m and for the district of Kuala Lumpur
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    $30,000 Alleged Involved In Tontine Case
    610 13 allegation that $30,000 was involved m the tontine case hich Madam Ec Tiow Leng, alias Suay Niah. stood before Mr. J- L. McFall, the District Judge, on three ninal breach of trust, was made during the Sifi vterday. a!! a charged with having P>
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    GERMAN MORALE 'WEAKER'
    78 13 GERMAN MORALE 'WEAKER' The hardships A British air ruid.s. and the prospect of a lung war with diminishing chance., A victory are already producing ".significant results' 1 m Germany, writes Otto Tolischus m an article In the "Time Magazine," of New York. The results, he •> a y s manifest
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    Corsets Help War
    128 13 CUPER-LIGHT steel,' such as is used m corsets, is being used jin the manuiactuie i or barrage balloons. Only this week th i demand was so great that the Government Placed a ban on corsets. They could only be made-to-measure on production of a doctor's note. Now
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    Youths On Housebreaking Charge
    93 13 Youths On Housebreaking Charge rUR young Malays. Taha bin Mohamed Noor, 16, Atan bin Kassim. 19. Yusop bin Omar. 16. and Osman bin Ali, 20. were charged before Mr Conrai Oldham, m the second court, yesterday. with housebreaking by entering into the teachers' quarters. Jalan Pagar. off Jalan Eunos. with
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    MOBILE PILL-BOXES
    132 14 W Concrete pill-** boxes on wheels i have been m- vented by Mr. C. B. Mathews, a concretes f nianufac-r j tarer. He) bought 24 old i lorry chassis i. and as soon as The had got) something^ t satisfae tory i 1 he showed it J >
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    Soldier Fined $100 Tor Theft Of Motor-Bike
    122 14 Soldier Fined $100 Tor Theft Of Motor-Bike CAUGHT riding oft on a motor-cytle which had been parked at the Capitol parking pla;e, C. Pearee, a soldier of the R.A.. Changi, wa.s lined $100 or, m default, two months' rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. J G. Rappoport. third 'magistrate, yesterday. Pearee adm
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    Wearne's, O.C.B., Score Wins
    414 14 Wearne's, O.C.B., Score Wins Itiisim ss llunsrs I^«t{iii« W arnt'fl 2 Bramtoco 1 IIhARNE'S scored a 2-1 victory over Bramtoco m a closely contested Business Houses <^ague match, at Anson Road Stadium, yesterday. fher* was little < i choose between the teams ai d exchanges were even tliroughou Wearne's opened
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    55 Teams For League Soccer
    391 14 FIFTY-FIVE teams have entered for four divisions of tm r S.A.F.A. football league, which start* m the first wo< k next month. The number of teams entering this year is 11 more than that of last year, am! together with the Business Houses' League sides,
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    S.G.C. Win Wei-Hai-Wei Cup
    133 15 S.G.C. Win Wei-Hai-Wei Cup Wei-Hai-Wei Cup I tt the Island Clio rning and ended m ,-al Singapore Golf. iand Club 4 and 3. matches were 3v a l vs. C. A. E. M Cram o v.s. Dr. B. *2 i; H Sym 1 vs. W. Kldred 0 vs Y. mdr.
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    Forsees Long War – We'll Win It
    79 15 Forsees Long War We'll Win It AIR Marshal Billy! Bishop. V.C, the famous Canadian airman, expre.sM>(« the opinion at ft Washington inter vi< v v that the war would I be long and devastating, but that ultimate victory would! be Britain's. The Germans," he said, /may blow up every brick
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    Cold Comfort For B.B.C.
    148 15 Cold Comfort For B.B.C. DON'T kiss your boy iriend if he is m ihe F#B.C; and don't In any circumstances grip him by the leit arm. B'urther, if you near your iavourite announcer loading the news m v hoarse croaking voice, don't be surprised, writes the Daily Mirror. The reason
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    DIMMED TORCHES IN RAIDS
    94 15 PERMIT pedestrians to use a dimmed torch or haudlamp dvn s lg night alarms" is the plea of the Pedestriano' Association to tlie Minister of Home Security. "It has becomo impossible for the pedestrian, un l^ he has a torch to use tho roads on daric
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    41 15 A building for the is e of the public at I cost of $3,000 is jeinp bui't b y l^ r oeneliciariti oi tne estate of the late MrbeonE Sin Nam at the New PvbUc Chinese Cemetery, ftu «jei Binji. IpoK.
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    Harper's Win With Better Forwards
    307 15 Harper's Win With Better Forwards ilarper Gilfillan 3; N.A.A.F.I. 1. POSSESSING a mure enterpris--1 ing for wa id live, Harper Gilfillan defeated the N.A.A.F.I: by three goals to one m a Business Houses' league soccer match on the Clerical Union ground, yesterday. The N.A.A.FI. led by scoring the only goal
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    100 15 RESULTS of two ties of the V.M.C.A. lawn tennis tournament played yesterday were as follows: Men's singles Knowles Cup) M. 1 Reshty beat I Alsagoff 7—5. 2—6, 6—l. Men's A class singles: C.Y. Koh beat A SB. Pakir 9—7. 6-2. Ties for Wednesday and Thursday are as
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    INDIAN INJURED IN FALL FROM BUS
    65 15 WITH severe injuries to his head, a middle-aged Indian was ad mitted to the General Hospital yesterday evening m an unconscious state The man is suspected to hav-e received a fracture of the skull ?s the result of a fall from an omnibus while
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    SMASHING RAF AT BOTH ENDS OF THE AXIS
    415 16 SMASHING RAF AT BOTH ENDS OF THE AXIS London, Feb. 17. nritlNf; daylight ycstenhn aire raft of the DomfrSJg Com maud, operating singly, atIllCket] :i number of objectives m ent-im -occupied territory, states to-day's Air Ministry communique. At Hellevoetsluis. bombs were to hit the nuay and s vessel moored alongside.
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    The Nazis Crack A Joke
    178 16 s j London, Feb. 17. i "THF greatest infringement i patent rights m history," S r is how the Nazi organ Vocl- 1 hischer Beobachter describes t the landing of British para- i chute troops, says the oflici.il > I German news agency. i j
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    CONDITION OF ALFONSO
    48 16 Rome, Feb. 17.-A bulletin on ex-King Alfonso's illness issued at 7^15 GMT. this morning s*va that he passed a "fairly good night nnd there are indications of a les- .^ening of the gravity of certain symptoms." King Alfonso has been raftering from heart trouble.— Reuter
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    Italians Driven Out
    254 16 Cairo. Feb. 17. NO Italians remain on the soil of Egypt, the Sudan or Kenya, except as prisoners, according to a General Headquarters' official communique wmch states, "In Libya and Eritrea the situation remains unchanged. "m Abyssinia: With the fall of Kurmuk on Feb 14, no Italians
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    17 16 Mr. V S. Kelly has been appointed to he ,i Deputy Accountant-General for the bupreme Court, Penang.
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    Hopkins At White House Meeting
    130 16 Hopkins At White House Meeting Washington, f.>^ j> |L|R. Harry Hopkins, rctcafl i** President Kooseve!t\ mj2 envoy m Britain, was present X a White House conference to-da on the subject of the Lease aj Lend Bill. Also present were War Secretary, Mr. Henry stimson, the Treasury Secretary. Mr, Henry Morgenthau.
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    Quisling Is Doomed
    96 16 Stockholm. Feb. 17. AN indication that the day! vi the Quisling regime la Noryiy are numbered is given m the impressions gained by observer sfl hove just returned from that cone-j try, says the Dagens Nyheter. A rumour that the Germans ha*, given Quisling a time limit
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    Vichy Govt. Seen As Opportunists
    100 16 Shanghai. Feb. 17. THE Osaka Mainichi m an editorial on Feb. 12, "The true intention of Vichy is to mamt.in/'. laboration with Germany strictly within the linu oi the armistice agreement at the war's jonciusic U) secure favourable peace terms with the am Britain and
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    "Tears, Idle Tears...."
    76 16 London. Feb 1' DEOPLE who neglected the warning to f masks "wept like anything" on the south co at the seaside report of Brighton this Perambulating loudspeakers for the past warned residents to don their masks when alert was sounded and this morning tear S mild form
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