Morning Tribune, 25 February 1941

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    15 1 rl SALES EXCEED 4,500 DAILY Morning Tribune Vo l( __No. 21, Tuesday, Feb. 25, 1941.
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    JAPANESE NAVAL PLAN TO COMBAT MOVES IN PACIFIC
    543 1 JAPANESE NAVAL PLAN TO COMBAT MOVES IN PACIFIC I JAPANESE NAVY HAS ALREADY WORKED OUT INTO FULL CONSIDERATION AMERICAN DEVEPMENTS IN THE PACIFIC, THE NAVY VICENISTER, VICE-ADMIRAL TOYADO, INFORMED |E DIET TO-DAY. Moreover, he pointed out, the American programme ed only for the expenditure of $240,000,000 on these ifications in
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    ARMISTICE PROLONGED
    155 1 Tokyo, Feb. 24. officially announced in Tokyo to-day that the i ii( t agreemcut between < and Thaihnd in con- S [••Hum with the Indo-China V r <in- dispute has been pro- i J'nßed another ten davs, until March 7 official statement said i Japanese mediators had 1
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    'Turkey Will Oppose Aggression'
    212 1 Ankara, Feb. 24. THE Turkish Foreign Minister, M. Sarajoglu, declared, in an Interview, that Turkry remains faithful to her alliances. "Turkey could not, in any way, remain indifferent to the foreign activities taking place in her zone of security," stated M. Sarajoglu. He added: "Tur. key
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    BRITISH TROOPS SETTLE DOWN IN ICELAND
    245 1 (Prom Reuter's special correspondent ■teykjivik, Feb. 24. IN nine months .since British troops occupied (his rCMOU Hand, no time has bcL*n asted in converting it Into a fortress of the far north. Permanent camps have been laid out, roads built and defences con -Iructed.
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    HITLER TELLS OF IMPENDINGUBOAT CAMPAIGN
    676 1 HITLER TELLS OF IMPENDING UBOA T CAMPAIGN London, Feb. 24. f ELEBRATING the twenty-first anniversary of the birth of the Nazi Party, Hitler to-day addressed old members of the Party at the famous Munich beer cellar. His rostrum was two large beer tables on which a small lantern had been
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    42 1 LONDON, FEB. 24— IT IS LEARNED THAT THE JAPANESE AMBASSADOR VISITED THE PRIME MINISTER, MK. WIN.sTON CHURCHILL, THIS MORNING. LATER THE TIRKISH AMBASSADOR ALSO CALLED ON THE PRIME MINISTER. THE GREEK MINISTER HAD AN INTERVIEW WITH MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL TODAY, REUTER LEARNS
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    NAZI MOVES IN BALKANS
    471 2 NAZ I MOVES IN BALKANS WKAKV Kill 54. THROUGH BULGARIA AM GOING AHEAD si'll IA ACCORDING TO REPORTS REACHING HERE. "IJ-SI-ST KST TllVl GERMAN TROOPS AFTER tItOSSIM. THE lIANUBE WOULB MOVE TOROUGH THE STIU M A XM) MESTA VALLETO, REACHING THE GREEK FKON ril VI lll.A. SOME 75 MILES FROM
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    TO-DAY'S LAUGH
    9 2 "An imli he be a Boy Scout?"
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    Cardinal Hinsley On Forces Of Evil
    156 2 London Feb 24. IN* contrftit with the emblems of the pagan wor»d, trie crucifix s:ood aloft for ail as a symbol or every ideal that could save mankind from disoider. states Cardinal Hmsiey in his Lenten pastoral letter to his archdiocese of Westminster. He
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    U.S. Production's Peak In 1942
    111 2 eb. 24 THAT uid be at Utt I md hxa duction »fl from :he British point of view wai the Kpressed oy Sir Walter Citrine. Gener- 9 ui the T 1 Union C who lu.~ returi I aid n a three months' tour of the
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    Transport In Berlin Crippled
    139 2 THP h N*V r Pel oJ raids on I «MI partment of Plant t l: ■severe dama,:. plant the >*d tion of the 51,,el U N .svstem. andth, h i,,,,'' 0^ Metropolitan railway^*! This was revealed b. Amencmi correspondent just retur,,,,l n,"' from thocerm,,,, Nows of
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    Italians Being Driven To Fury
    360 2 London, Feb. 24 IJNREST in Italy brought forth Mussolini's Sunday broadcast is the general opinion of London morning newspapers Editorials to-day add that the speech could have done In to calm or encourage the Italian people. Mussolini has found himself compelled to broadcast an antidote
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    NAZIS IN U.S.A PREPARE TO LEAVE?
    71 2 London, Feb. 24-! Consul-General in Chi '-> l r d Baer. admitted that u in e his staff, are acting on ne sumptijn that the) ma? leave the United too distant future, w ol the Daily Telegraph tww correspondent. Fhej u« instructed not lo
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    NAZI ACTIVITY OVER BRITAIN
    33 2 II ENEMY activity .1 nigbc «*s 1 ceased, states 1 m unique 1 Bombs 1 north-east scattered poinl I and la the Lo:vi Little damage there %*r<* C«W Reuter
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      119 2 No Asthma £L Two fun ai- I r iiutrdj rtirr- >■ i i. ),l, v m Ix .1 with A|l Wad I" 10 pounds w«l*ht, guffe d lag, ct jking iad itr«n«Ung wry r... couJdi exp«K!ted to 'It* 1 MsiM.»f io4 b b*i i,,M TWO VI-;> EUI Wed.ico i Ing
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    RAF HELP GREEKS
    47 3 Athens, Feb. 24. ipORTINCJ Greek operations L R\ 1 .successfully bombed jits norSh-west of Tepelini jg Sunday, states a communiJrom the headquarters of BriTorces In Greece. Buildings < hit as well as enemy positions he south-west, while bombs seen to burst on anti-aircraft fries. Reuter
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    APAN REFUSED IRON ORE
    71 3 Sydney. Feb. 24. Japanese vessels which have po; anchored at Noumea, New I for the past nine days refused permission to cargoes of iron ore, accordi th( Noumea correspondent le Sydney Sun. >n given is that the illotment of 24.000 tons on ore for Japan has
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    49 3 Midon Feb. 24. -The Australian Supply and Develop- >! made a public .speech to-day. tralia, he said, had actually the export field and was lenUry trainer craft md Burma. She had proGipsj Major" engines in time of eight months ay" planes are being at the rate of one per Reuter
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    Officer On Drink Charge
    107 3 Officer On Drink Charge AN officer in charge of a defence post was alleged at a Chatham court-martial to have been found by his commanding, officer in the act of being supported into the mess by his ser vant. The accused oittrer. Lieutenant Robert Arthiu Victor BfW-l rey. forty-three, of
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    Daughter Nations Rally To Britain
    140 3 T London, Feb. 24. newspaper, "Weltwoche" states that the itish have the right to be proud and satisfied achievement! of their daughter nations. Their Pment has surpassed the prophets who believed Motherland's predicament would be seized iportunity for complete secession. exact opposite has occurred and
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    64 3 Bringing us t food, arms, raw materials j across the oceans of the J world, another J S convoy ap- proaches «Vie i shores of Bri- 1 l tain. A gene- ral view of a I convov taken from an escort- J t ing destroyer, i which has sue- i
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    WORK OF LIFEBOATS IN WARTIME
    113 3 London, Feb. 24. BROADCASTING in "the week'., good cause," on behalf of tn" Royal National Lifeboat Institution, the chairman, Sir Godfrey Baring, stated that since the outbreak of war. the service had rescued over 3,300 lives from the sea "Though the lifeboats," he said, "are
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    Indian Medical Service Calls For Malayan Nurses
    225 3 ONE MORE AVENUE OF EMPLOYMENT FOR MALAYAN U GIRLS IS OPENED UP BY AN ANNOUNCEMENT Jl Si MADE BY THE INDIAN MILITARY MEDICAL UTIIOR! TIES IN MALAYA, WHO ARE ASKING FOR LOCAL Rtv (RUTS FOR THE INDIAN MILITARY NURSING SERY'lCF This is probably
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      86 3 Do not spoil food h\ usinj> cheap cooking oil that gives it \J an unwholesome flavour. Fry all your meats, fish an<! vegetables in HAZOLA, and get the extra richness that \y only thi« fine oil can five; for MAZOLA when used in cookimr is odourless and flavourless its gotdMfl
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    American Tea At Navy House: News Briefs
    874 4 ALJUEADY Mrs. T. B. Drew ha.' eolli-i Led a large number Ol delightful mfts for the American 'lea which she will hold In aid Ol her Sailors' Fund on April 3. The sale will be held at Nav> House and will take place
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    People And Places
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    Wed At Home
    109 4 Wed At Home > r ATTAIN and L j v Mrs. W. I). Strachan- Smith J were delighted J to hear levently that their niece, i Pat Gorjes, i she )has m a n v I friends in Sing- i gapore) was? •married at i home to Lieut y Dunlop,
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    Rasket Football
    76 4 LADY lavlw presenting i the Victor I.u- dorum Irtfftg to Mrs. y D.j Anderson capf tain of the win- ninff team in jthe Basket f Football match. Members 0 f j the team are lined up behind, j [Lad y ia-.lr,r. had to be ;is*is-! ted with tlt|
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      74 4 i MR. a.nd Mrs. >Wl L. Cowan staged a rle- li^htful private i pa hit party at 'the Cathay S Call on Satur- i day evening in lionour of Miss i Lucille Nithol- son, whose mar- riage to Mr. Ro- nald (Tim)/ Marriott will take place at the NUn t«>
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      54 4 spiupoitD ft I V fHATS IB j PRISCILLA Ltd. /£45 RECEIVED NEW llA\lMr\<-S 61. STAMFORD ROAD (Eu Court) Phone i ATHAY »i:\l I V SAiAi* The Most Fxelusively equipped Beauty Parlour In The fount HAIR STYLES by Madame Ninon PRICES COMPETITIVE CATHAY BUILDING: TELEPHONE 20* I f\ Imported Gowns Accessories
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    ONE equals FIVE-in Hollywood
    889 5 plan your wardrobe round a basic colour j and you will be able to dress smartly but cheaply J LI [TING one's wardrobe run do\ui is poor economy. ga sooner 01 later replenishments have to t.ik-.* :d when these are on a 31 and scale, the
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      118 5 m irif a PIE v^ BBk- ISBMftWftW bsssbT 'jWi sbbf^S'"^^^^ -flsssl r^* BftW .j&K^ t P$LjL?yk. j home made i/ww If you have not tried one of j >t^SeBB8»» y our famous S.C.S. Pies you've f /*3K^^^ S missed a treat. They are really \l >¥ scrumptious because only the
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    DANGEROUS JUNCTION?
    112 6 A I :i recent CftfrtfltllttC m«*rtinß of HM Slants 9tiM<Wl<rtto 'Singapore) V so. iation it whs dfofdetl lo inquire freni the police \rh:«l rerord of accidents thc\ at th« junction of Hill Street ami Stamford Kond brt \v?n 11 p.m :ind niiHni^'ht dttfiiKt th< ri» sl li> months
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    Rotary Anniversary
    99 6 THE' 3Gth anniversary of the f idatton Of Rotary International is being celebrated tfr's circumstancei may pwzrift bv a quarter of a million Ro- ia some 5,OfX. communities throughout the world In Finpnpore the occasion wnl be mar'.:od by on informal dinnermt»*ting at foe Adeiphl Hotel tomofrow Cffcnlng,
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    Lost $200: Attacked Woman With Chopper
    320 6 UOVV ttte iiitged loss of S2OO out of a rr.an's savings of a lifetime led to a chopper attack was told yesterday in the District Court, before Mr. J. L. McFall. Tan A:. Se:i^, a painter employe! by a local advertising iirm, '^as charged
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    WOMAN GAOLED FOR LOTTERY OFFENCE
    121 6 WOMAN GAOLED FOR LOTTERY OFFENCE AH LO?K {t) was sentenced to six w^lc-' simple imprisonment. by Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second ■'•'•v yesterday for asais f .i::'^ a chau Ji fci lottery. I tpector C W Such, i that at 5 3«) p.tn 12, a hou.se in Kllung uded and
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    IN FAR EAST
    693 6 AN optimists, vmv. of the Far Eastern situation was exA pressed by His Excellency Mr. Henri Segaert, Envoy Ext inordinary arid Minister Plenipotentiary ol His Majesty The King of Belgium to Thailand, when interviewed m Singapore. Hte RxceMencry has iirrivod n Singapore in his capacity as ui-Oen<»ral
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    Man Falls To Death From Scaffoldinp
    195 6 CI!M AH KOW coolie, Ml to his dead, O part of the scaffolding collapsed wh *7 n i nm on the scaffolding winding m> a ruhh, the Tiong Rahru flats. a ruhht [l The Singapore Coroner, Mr. U < yesterday returned a verdict of
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    Court Siorie Charge Against Bride Fails
    386 6 Court Siorie Charge Against Bride Fails AH YAM. young bride of less than 24 hours, accused of attempting to jump out of th when she appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh yest in the third court When charged with attempting to commit suicide the giri explained that she went to
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    Tightening-Up Of Calling-Up Rules
    89 6 Lontton TK IN! 5 l 1 HI lid 40 year- of age. *tio by ions though; themselves fife ft ►roes Wr the dtiritita oe called up during the Cn frder to maLitatn a corsM: i colours drastic alteration? •i pupations are expected t« week n PMerv^tion
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      H. L. HOPKIN'S
      1040 7 L< nilun, .Jan. li. f tht name of the new corps rganised as <ht resuJt of Mv. Ijtrhiii Moi ri*<m\s request. I In- [Kiine emphasises a poinl which the uithorities wish to he appreciate^— tMt members uill undertake Ihe duty of fritting fire bombs as well as
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    Bride And Groom Fail To Turn Up
    204 7 Bride And Groom Fail To Turn Up MRS Barbara Lucy Thomas, who was to have married Second Lieutenant the Hon. Peter Aitken. second son of Lord Beaverbrook, on Dec 7, spent the weekend at an hctel in Woking. The wedding was arranged for 1J a.m. at Chelsea register office. One
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    57 7 At the statutory meeting oi tIM ndvol.citora piii'isiiiK 1" thr V MS hHfl lorputly In Ipoh. tIM lowuiK v.m« cl»'. ted to foini th<- Ilii Commute* of the WM B Mewrß. K. i nl j i and C. MIU^ (Kubla Lunipt" >■ Chin Swre Onn. Thkii Hml Abdul Wthtb, 9.
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1941. TURKEY'S DECLARATION
    337 7 MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1941. TURKEY'S DECLARATION \yORLD attention is now centred on the violent moves by the Na/.is, said to be imminent on the Balkan chequer* board If the Nazis violate Bulgaria's territorial integrity under whatever pretext that may suit them, the move v\ ill lack the element
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    CO-OPERATION
    257 8 rPHK spirit in England which is carrying her through to vieloiy to-day is cooperation. In every walk of life mtn and womci htlji each other M perhaps never before. Nothing is too much trouble if it helps a neighbour who needs B hand i ut. Men and women work
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    Archdeacon On The Coming Testing Time
    425 8 HMI VI is the function of the Church in lis terrible time of testing and are we in this place fulfilling the part we ought to be playing?" asked Archdeacon Graham White, speaking at the annual meeting of the Parochial Church Council, yesterday. Answering
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      737 8 Glands Restored to Youthful Vigour In 24 Hours |Q Scientist Explains How VJr New Discovery Makes \z.jf Men Feel Years Younger 0 r 3u lst e,,, An eminent physi< ian, with Rants, than suffering men and hy physicians through •t experience, after long study out the world. For Instance, Dr.
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    CHURCH DEPLORES THE INCREASE IN COLONY DIVORCES
    316 9 Parorhinl <liur<li (ouuril JHE increase of divorce proceedings in the colony was deplored by the Archdeacon, the Ven. Graham White, presiding at the annual meeting of the Parochial Church Council, at the Chapter House, yesterday. The Archdeacon also referred to the "so-called social
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    Crown Appeals: Law To Be Amended
    95 9 Crown Appeals: Law To Be Amended FAT the Crown haft no power to appeal against sentence only, as the result of a supreme court decision, was disclosed In a letter from the Attorney-General to the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association in reply to representations made by tlie Association in connection with
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    Faulty Social Systems
    319 9 TALK as we will of prosperity, we know that underneath the social system of to-day is a vast mass of unemployed, intolerable conditions of living, uneoual distribution not only of the good things of life, but even things as education and culture," said the Archdeacon, in a
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    INDIANS JOIN THE NAVY
    87 9 Bombay, Fob. 24 pour Hundred and sixty-eight lar dtan boys arc training for tj* Indian Nav y near Karachi under a 100 officers ;uid Instructors. Sixiv of them win pass out Imme diately after 18 months' Intense training which includes gunnery engineering and wireless, fresh batches
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS1
    115 9 'Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise" (At The Cathay) ANOTHER of those brilliant detective thrillers is "Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise" mow on "t Vie Cathay*, where the lamous detective solves a series of murders. Chan is at his best in this film which starts off with murders right inside his
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    Driver Who Drank Todd Gaoled
    258 9 Driver Who Drank Todd Gaoled J^OUD cries from a lorry i of people Attracted the tention of onstablrs in a pol station at Sembftwang Ro and they Stopped the lorry The lorry had been swervi from ri^ht'to left and had h two narrow shaves of boi Involved In accidents. r
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    Retrial Ordered In Cafe Case
    194 9 Retrial Ordered In Cafe Case I'an KB siang. licence* t& Modern Cafe, Jalan B*mx, v. was recently .sentenced to tfc months' rigorous UnprisonnH with i recommendation for bani ment. by the third magistrate, charge of permitting prostitu t;» inert or remain in the Mod' rale, will stand a retrial before
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    CHINA TAKES CENSUS
    50 9 ChungU liim mniftrj m intcnoi hat u«(i .i circular telegram to i-> vmciii "<ivfii]nici)t.s, ilklDfl to complete censuft-Uking In I] r( ettve prorlncej and hanc: the latistlca u n Any change hereafter U to be ported to the Ministry every t' 1 onth! C< ntral Nf 1
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      43 9 g|.. BOY!\ The blitz in London didn't manage to stop pantomime there and the kiddies saw the (Id characters in full swing. fkre you see Denise Qilford as principal boy hit chin jr up I her silken tights to pla> "Mother (ioose." 0
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    SHIP INCIDENT LEADS TO COURT
    173 10 DRODUCED on Saturday on Charges of trespassing into the main bar oJ the ship and of breaking a valued at ten cents, two sailors Daniel BllSSel Jones and Henry Holt from a bif4 transport ship at the Naval Bast', appeared for sentenee yesterday morning, in
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    You're Beiter On Rations
    119 10 You're Beiter On Rations /ALTHOUGIi you may miss that extra butter, ratio; 1 ing is improving your iiealth. Medical officers in London agree that since the introduc- tion of rationing, men and women—especially housewives— are taking more interest in the type of food they eat. They are taking the trouble
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    FINED FOR GAMBLING
    77 10 DLEADING guilty to 1 a charge of gaming in a common gaming house in Ueylang Road three women. Tan Ah Eee, Tan Ah Lok, and Wpng Ah Chai were lined $1. or one day's simple imprisonment each, by Mr. Conrad Oldhara, second magistrate, yesterday. The women were
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    94 10 The Hi^h Commissioner has received the following telegram from the Serotary of Statr- lor th« Colonies: Please convey to His Highness the Raju of Perlis expression of the grateful appreciation of His MAJ&r i ty's Government lor i the generous coniribution of $150,000 lor omerp^ncv defence expcndituic in Perils, which
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    Roosevelt Stirs Local Cinema Audiences
    311 10 AN inspiring speech by President Kooscvelt is included in the Metrotone ncuMeel in the present programme .it the Capitol Theatre, Singapore. "Never before since Jamestown and Plymouth Rock/' says Mr. Roosevelt, "has our American civilisation been in such danger U now. Frankly and definitely, there
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    KUNMING RAIDED
    44 10 Kunming. I'eb 21 SIRENS sounded again at Ksni in<> on Saturday when 26 Jam nes: heavy bombers attacked J Fii'ima Road near Paoshan. Njj other nvichines raided the t| mines m Kockim. Tl^e nll-ck'or sounded in Kud| ing at 3.45 p.m. Reuter
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      419 11 ON THE i i AIR j U J BINGAPORI ZHL. 225 merras >l JJI a*, si Til Pi 30. 96 tnctrti (9 69 mc'i) ZHP3 tl TM in. f M| (7.23 mclft) From 8 00 am. ts 35 am. From 10. 00 .in an 1 SO p.RB. From 5.90 m
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    REPORT ON WAR TAX Bill
    116 12 THAT the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association is making a survey of the Wai Tax Bill and that a report will shortly be made for submission to a Government Committee set up to consider amendments to the Bill was disclosed at a meeting of the committee
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    Told Of Dead Son's Romance
    161 12 Told Of Dead Son's Romance THK romance of a boy of 15 and a Kirl of the MUM was mentioned at in inquest on the bc> The boy, Maurice Ernest Hunt, of Cherkctts-road. Leicester, was found dead on a couch by his mother. •The death oi bills boy is mysterious,
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    Sold Borrowed Pipe
    78 12 Sold Borrowed Pipe HAVING borrowed a chandu pipe Lim Hong Leng, sold it for $2 althou^ti it was worth $10. When the man who had lent the pipe to Lim asked him to return it, Lim told him that he had lent the pipe to a friend. Appearing before Mr.
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    Officer Spent Money "Like Water"
    94 12 Officer Spent Money "Like Water" LIEUTENANT Qwen Richard Loach fifty-three year old officer of the Pioneer Corps, agreed at an Aldershot courtmartial that he had "spent mone.v Ufce water" dur i n g a week's itav at an hotel at Brookwood, Surrey He pleaded nut guilty to twenty charges relating
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    78 13 reported iction .lini- ::ri Fly- I L r d v, Oar-hon-l tint of the won Ul raid bridge ed iii B'i- i I. B. -hi mis- j p. He repreBodmin. list contains' .1 air- Hied in action.; presumed killed •tion. and 28j on active ser-l i War Office: v
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    81 13 tat her soldier land could get tfonate lcavt sent him a ram ;jy:n?. home, nrile Mi found 10 be Bg from noworse than oaid's knee. Liverpool Mn iret Ellen vVil-' Red twenty-six. Reading-slreet, y-road, Kickwas lined 205.! Fins to iake a away from his i Uso sent a Dd
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    30 13 urer i pore Day Fu iid, Ij Lowden, the sum to Mrs. L Nunn, Hon. for bled f- Haig' s Fund other llectiona with Sing*was a the est -',0.635
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    Traction's 7 Against Bramtoco
    244 14 Traction's 7 Against Bramtoco CI-.VEN goals were scored by t lie Traction Company sports Club against Bramtoco, yesterday, in a Business Houses League match, on Prater and Weave ground. The Busmen dominated play throughout the Oral hall and had cored three goals to nil at the ••mi ol the session
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    HOCKEY AT NAVAL BASE
    57 14 AFIELD Company of Sappers and Miners beat a Punjab Regiment at hockey, yesterday, at the Naval Base by two goals to one. Play was fast throughout in which Arokiasnmy and Manikam. outside left, were outstanding. The Sappers and Miners w?re without their State centre-half Ehupalan who
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    1940 Champions Lose To Wearne's
    260 14 1940 Champions Lose To Wearne's I AST year's champions, U.E.'s, suffered defeat it AJ the hands of Wearne's by 2 goals to one, yest; day. in a Business Houses League match on th<; Clerical Union ground. The losers had led by the only goal scored in the first period. Wearne's
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    Dr.Poon Lip In Y.'s Tennis Final
    117 14 THREE ties were decided yesterday in Y M C A 1 lawn tennis tournament Dr. Loh Popn Lip qualified for the final in the Tiin ul ?nn?sS S H Whe n u he eriminatti d Lauw Peck 1 J£ a one side d match,
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    WEIGHT, FOR K.L RACES
    145 14 WEIGHT, FOR K.L RACES FOLLOWING are further esj for the second day of Belanj iGold Cup meeting: i Horses: Class 4. fl furlesft Time Tells 9' Silverlav. 1 Constant Light tl Pay Out 81 Lady Warrior I. Pride of Penang J. Adcle 3. Golden Antra 1 Blue And White Rawang
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    54 14 The [oDotwl motion, uo meed R I. Buckv 1 M 1 I j and N |sed Cadets. Ma.aj j Police Serv Assistant SupenJ dents. »«3 th« ,„i„ over tiiMt of Mei Jack is no and he j, ■een here ke«, tag Witch 3 arnid wreikatje i„ West End sftj W
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    INDIAN HUSBAND'S DIVORCE PETITION
    618 15 gEFORE the Chief Justice, Sir Percy MacElwaine, yesterday, S. Saminathan, a canvasser for printing orders, sued his wife, Antoniammal Saminathan, for a dissolution of his marriage on the ground of her adultery with P. T. ftajah. a clerk at the Singapore Traction Co. Saminathan also claimed
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    NEWS IN BRIEF
    260 15 The Resident of Perak has appointed Mr. R. W. Quixley, 1 Assistant Immigration Officer, to be a Deputy Immigration Officer for the State I of Perak. Mr. A. P. Cameron, of the London office i of Paterson, Simons and Co.. Ltd.. has been invit/ed to join the
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    FOURTH ROTHSCHILD BABY
    95 15 FOURTH ROTHSCHILD BABY THE birth of j dan Khter to Lady Rothschild is announced. She is the fourth child and t /.-.i daughter <»t Lord and Lady Rothschild Lady Rothschild who Wai Miss Bartot ra Hutchmson. only daughter of M; EM John flutchinson, K.C.. was married i. Lord Rothschild in
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    Public Notice
    170 15 INDIAN MILITARY NTRSINCi SERVICE Vacancies exist and applications are invited for appointment to the temporary cadre of the Indian 1 Military Nursing Service in Malaya. An applicant for appointment a.; a Staff Nurse should be a British subject of European, Anglo Indian or Indian parentage and must be
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      120 15 Advances against goods and produce at low rates of interest may he arranged with us. We also offer Codown spaces to let at low rentals. Further particulars will be supplied on application. NEDERLANDSCHt HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V. Estab:isl:ed by RoyaJ Charter A A 1824. (Netherlands Trading Society* BANKERS Paid Up Capital t.
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    BRITISH ADVANCE ON ALL FRONTS
    692 16 BRITISH ADVANCE ON ALL FRONTS Cairo. I«VI>. U. BRITISH operations in Italy's Fast African possessions ontinue. An advance on all routs is reported. Italian roops holding positions about Cukcvi in Eritrea have been dispersed by British forces ad .aiicinu from the north anti nanv prisoners have been i ken. On
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    86 16 Photography w is James Ste- T mart's hubby. and he likes his pictures candid, i The Metro old- wyn- Mayer star had a field dav during the film- 1 nig of a new i Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer film. which stars him with Cary r.rant I and Miss Hep- burn. Jimmy says
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    STOP PRESS
    105 16 Lonaon, re». :>i— wamg Oeoige, while makinc a tour of inspection of RAF aerodromes recent! visited several Polish squadrons. His' Majesty Mibscquently impressed his appreciation of tlusmartness ami enthusiasm of the Polish airmen. I lie Polish onun inder-in-Chief, in replv fssared His Majesty that Polish airmen are proud
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    29 16 London. Feb. 24.— General Weygand has -arrived at Dakar after an extensive tour of inspection of the French pOMMlioni in Africa, according to B Morocco wii/.ess announcement to-day.- Reuter
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    56 16 Mr. Michael Ahearnc. second son of Mr. C. D. Ahearne. C.M.O. (former Federal Secretary, F.M.S.i has joined the Royal Air Force. Dr. J. I. Baeza, State Medical and Health Officer, Perak, is a patient in the Batu Gajah Hospital.' Mrs. G. W. Bryant,' who was staying at the Residency Kuala
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    RAF Bomb Boulogne And Calais
    101 16 RAF Bomb Boulogne And Calais London. F;b i[ gAD weather caused a striction of activities of Bomber Command to atti on clocks at the invasion p of Calais and Boulogne night. Further details of Sunday m attack by the R A F on dod Calais and Boulogne are 9 I
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    30 16 London. Feb. 24 —The Austqj Prime Minister. Mr. R. G Men will attend meeting of the j Cabinet during bis visit to I land, it was officially ar.nonj to-day Reuter
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    15 16 Rome. Feb. 24 -The ccmdiud ex-Kin& Alfonso is WK-hangedJ coriing to this morning's bull Reuter
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