Morning Tribune, 27 February 1941

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    15 1 Morning Tribune Vo (;-INo. 2.3, Thursday, Feb. 27, 1941. Morning Tribune Thursday. February, tl, IMI
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    STOP PRESS
    110 1 »0.-i»e French rernnunt is still hesitating to tt. its attitude clear on the a,,PM' compromise proposal a xttlement of the Thaiu.( huia di-pute, stated Japa- abservers to-nignt. ■as added that the Japae Government is not only mb| a IloM' ye an any intercut by third powers, but is
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    12,000 NAZI TROOPS REPORTED TO BE IN BULGARIA
    393 1 NEW YORK, FEB. 2G. A MESSAGE FROM BELGRADE STATES THAT 12,000 GERMAN MOTORISEI) TROOPS INVADED BULGARIA ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, ACCORDING TO A REPORT FROM SOFIA IT IS SAID THAT THEY CROSSED THE DANUBE BY A BRIDGE NEAR CHERNAVODA. Owing to the improved
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    Australia's Huge War Effort
    159 1 Australia's Huge War Effort London, Feb. ;26 it devastation m Britain is much less than the world Is led to believe, said Mr. R.G. Menzies, c Australian Premier, speaking m London to-day. i' Germans would never win the war by knocking n houses, he added. They could not win till
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    Eden, Dill In Turkey
    271 1 Meanwhile. Mi Anthony Eden, the British Foreign Secretary, and Sir John Dill, the Chief of the General Staff, have arrived m Ankara Hope crowd! assembled a' tl Station and a.s the train with Mr. Kden and Sir John Dill aboard SpLxoached there acre loud and proed
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    No Fortification Of Tangier
    277 1 I •ondon. Feb. 26 Spanish (Government l^ea an assurance win be no fortilif the Tangier zone •»*eclaratlaii eras made la f o! .minions to-day n r R Butler, Under CT 5 for For «»fa Affairs. an>u«T.„.. questions on r position. ajrid V, tlsh Ambassador at Kin,
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    British Capture Mogadishu
    687 1 NAIROBI, FIB. M AFTFK A RECORD BREAKIM. n ADVANCE FROM THE JIB RIVER, IMPERIAL TROOPS HAVE CAPTURED MOGADISHU THE CAPITAL AND CHIEF PORT OF ITALIAN SOMALILAND. This announcement, contained i i an official communique issued m Nairobi to-day. is the British troops' response to the inspiring message
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    EX-KING OF SIAM WARNS HIS PEOPLE
    359 2 LONDON. FEB. 2S. LX KIM. I'KA.IADIIII'OK <„ SIAM ISKK AKIN<i HIS LONG S"™?*™?™™? EASTBBN AFKAIKS. SA.,) IN AN INTERVIEW PI Bl ISItKn 'N f"K l, ."?-> 1F GKAI'II TO-DAY THAT SIA M DOES NOT HAM' TO BE UNDE* OH. DIRECTION OI ANY NATION "I
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    SHIPBUILDING IN AUSTRALIA
    88 2 Sydney. Feb. 26 THE ersormel of Comwhlch will phtn the buildil merchant ships m expected to be announ Friday. The Comrniswill survey existing yards and Li >-building equipment Naval and munitions work vi.. have prio- ritv. but it Is expected that merchant snip-buUdlng will be done It
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    Far East Jig-Saw Puzzle
    4 2 Far East Jig-Saw Puzzle
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    GRAZIANI SAID ROME PRISONER
    324 2 London. Feb. 26. MARSHAL GRAZIAXI is a prisoner m Roim\ according to the Daily Telegraph's Lisbon correspondent who states that the news came from a diplomatic source m Rome. Since Jantiary he has been under house arrest with his presence m the capital a close secret.
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    Three Far East Stories
    376 2 Three Far East Stories THKKL stories hl(i) 1 ,ate > 1 moves ln itaeSS 1. U.S.- JAPAN The Japanese Govern«eatl not take a pessimi,ti< SI J} future relations with lhf ,J, States, stated Prince Konoy., plying to a question m th '.'J House m Tokyo. He said that the ("iovprnmst
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      194 2 notice i THT DEFENCE RECITATION Vtro] Control) Order 1939. The public is notified that petrol cnaaons and authorise tion HOtOs will he available for issue at the office off the PetroJ Rationing Office, Singapore situated adjacent to th t Registrar ol VenicleV Cofati entrance m Bencoolen street. No lama are
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      62 2 The FARADAY COMPA^V tlirUUSnil CONTRACTORS MACHIs .it***" J eaffl«i Place lOCS 11 SINGAPORE SHIP YACHT AND DREDGE BROKERS, HEA7Y DUTY PLANT AND MACHINERY BROKERS LIGHT RAILWAY MATERIALS AND LOCOMOTIVES MINING MACHINERY AND DREDGE SPARES DIESEL ENGINES OF ALL SIZES AND HORSE POWEF ELECTRICAL GENERATING PLANT: OIL MILL MACI Writs, ylurii*
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    LOTARY WANTS A NEW WORLD ORDER
    342 3 call to Rotarians to help m the building of a new •Id when international differences could b? settled ea rs but by peace, was made last night at the "stag" ie Singapore Rotary Club held m commemoration 6th anniversary of Rotary Internationale. be easy
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    BOYCOTT IN SINKIANG
    131 3 BOYCOTT IN SINKIANG New DUhi, Feb. 26. SINGE the latter half of 1937, British Indian subjects and Indian trade m Sinkiang have been s'ubiect?d to a boycott, a Government spokesman stated m the State Council yesterday. He added that with a view to securing a better treatment for British Indians,
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    INDIANS IN KASHGAR
    70 3 Kew Delhi. Feb. 25 tflß Girja Shankar Ba.jpal, member oi i ihe Viceroy's Cabinet. I m whose portfolio is Indian Immigration, has announced that the position of In- oian.s In Kashgar la receiving his department's attention. Early last year the situation \had deteriorated because Indians were deported
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    "Holland Shall Rise Again," Says N.E.I.
    85 3 "Holland Shall Rise Again," Says N.E.I. I AST night, the Planters' Union celebrated its tenth anniversary at Bandoeng. Hundreds of planters were present, with also a number of Government officials. The planters' spirit of loyalty and service was aptly expressed by the mottoes decorating the walls of the hall, such
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    Boy Thief Sent To Reformatory
    85 3 Boy Thief Sent To Reformatory Al5-year-oid boy, Thong Woon C'hoii. who stole several packets of dgarettei from a bicycle parked at Rochore Road, was sent to the Reformatory for two years, by Mr. Conrad Oldham, tb<* secono. magistrate, yesterWhen charged with the theft of the cigarettes, Thong pleaded guilty. He
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    Misappropriation Of $142 Alleged
    78 3 Misappropriation Of $142 Alleged Charged with milappr op rI t io n of $142.68, while he was employed as 1 clerk m a shop dealing m pork. Tan Chung Menu <44) Claimed trial when Charged before Mr. Conrad Oldham. In the second court, yesterday. The m one y was said
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    FINE SPORT FOR APRIL RACE MEET
    278 4 MALAYA'S Bnesl thoroughbreds win be running Ui the Singapore Tun Club's b xt programme the Govcrnoi s cup and Anniversarj Cufc rpeetlng, which begins on April 5 uth mnnv new ton-class Stokes for the class 1 horses are With so man) new wp-ciass q
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    Y.M.C.A. Tennis Results
    125 4 Y.M.C.A. Tennis Results THE following are the ties ol the YM.C.A. tennis tournament played yesterday. Knowles' Cup 'singles': Chin Kee Onn beat Yap Ah Hum 6-1, 6-0. Doubles championship: S. X Gow and K. T. San beat Dr. G. Haridas and X. A. I Pereira 2-G. 6-4. 6-3. Ties for
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    SHORTHAND WRITERS TO PLAY PING PONG
    85 4 SHORTHAND WRITERS TO PLAY PING PONG A FRIENDLY table tennis matc'n comprising seven singles will be played between Singapore Shorthand Wiiters' Association i Pitman's i and the Harmony Mn. cal Association on Sunday. Mai 'J. at 11.30 a.m.. at the latter* premi -;es. The following will represent the Shorthand Writers:
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    Operations In. Albania
    72 4 Athens, Fob. 26 DESTRICTED operations by small groups and artillery is the text 'i a brief Greek Hi^h Command communique. Despite Very bad weather and intense anti-aircraft fire. R.A.F. bombers escorted by fighters, heavily attacked military buildings and motor transport find troop concentrations on the Tepelmi-Klisura road
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    THIS IS THE SAD STORY OF ABDULLAH
    276 4 THIS is the story of A'ulull ih bin who VU a b.id lad at hhp th n .(formed lu For ten years, ever since 1931 h<- the straight and narrow path. Abdullah had yielded to temptation. 1 v he had been before magistrates
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    Sultan's Hat Trick For Guthrie's
    185 4 II iisiiirs* aLca£*u< k GITHRIE'S 5: Ci I I pLTIIRIE'S scored a clear win of 5- nil over General Electric Co. in a Business Houses League fixture. <mi the Fraser Noave ground, yesterday, thanid to a hat-trick by Sultan. All the goals were scored In
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    Tommy Nyo In Form For Sime Darby
    176 4 Tommy Nyo In Form For Sime Darby IN another, more or less one-sided gain. Sports Club beat the Chartered Bank by live to one on the Stadium. aJ Sime Darby did all the attacking ia half. The bank forwards were never In r™ their kicking was weak. Sime Darby scored
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      42 4 TO-DAY SOCCER: Business Houses' League, Uniteers v. Traction Co.. Stadium; Oversea Chinese Bank, v. Wearne Bros,'.. Clerical Union. TKWNI8: y.m.c.a. tournament. Tide Table HIGH TIDES TO-DAY: 11.36 a.m.. 9.5 ft TO-MORFOW: 12 16 a m 8.7 ft 12.10 p m.. 9.4 ft.
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    HOME HELP for BEAUTY
    682 5 HOME HELP for BEAUTY IX r i TREATMENTS an tropical climate and it good Plan to have a '1" lrom ti ie t() unda are low. how11l tad the following extremely useful. s great beautlflar, so try this special ounce of yeast from the Cold Stor- with milk to make
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    Make-up Suggestions
    163 5 k WELL-PLANNED, carefully up- plied make-up will do a great deal to improve your appearance and, provided that you have taken care over the cleansing, nourishing and toning of your skin, should be easy to apply. First, cover your face ami Ihroat with the smallest possible quantity ol
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    EASTER BRIDE...in old-world mood
    627 6 EASTER BRIDE... in old-world mood lihtAi'si; wedding lowns arc drawing their inspiration BsOfC and more from the paal SOtae ahowing leanings towards the BM diaeval and Others beini', prim a a Quaker's frock loundation gai merits must he more perlect that ever before Brassieres that raise the breasts and corsets
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    Distinctive For Evening
    177 6 Distinctive For Evening DXX of the bunch at Lancel, 5, Stamford B week, li a delicately striped organza forms which fairy-like bands of green, white, orange blue run demurely over the white backgr mg for its charm on the beauty of the fa this model is made up very simply,
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    GRIM WARNING TO PEOPLE OF MALAYA
    504 7 LONDON BOMBING THI- rreat importance of ensuring that every commercial and industrial building m Malayan towns has its own squad of j, watchers, properly equipped and trained, is shown by the done Ly Nazi fire raids on English cities, m which buildings have been
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    PERAK FIREWOOD FOR PENANG
    94 7 From Our Own Correspondent > Taiping. Feb. 26. HITHERTO dependent upon South Thailand lor its firewood supply, Penang from March onwards will draw supplies from North Ferak at a monthly quota of 100.000 piculs. according to arrangements just completed. Local bakau firewood suppliers are pleased at
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    Petty Snobbery Vanishes In The N.E.I.
    130 7 Petty Snobbery Vanishes In The N.E.I. Batavia, Feb. 12. i i THERE is a growing leelinr of unity between me difTf- 1 tent lacial j;ioui»s i»i th" S S E I and the friendly re/la tions existing he'weer Europeans am! Asiatics r.uch S impress visitors. i Many European clubs now
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    Alleged Hold- Up Of Lovers
    235 7 A lleged Hold- Up Of Lovers THE story of a hold-up m which an engaged couple were the victims was told m at a preliminary inquiry into a charjre of armed robbery, yesterday, m the second court, before Mr. Conrad Oldham. Three men appeared m t ChooTeck, Sag Ah Thye.
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    Morning Tribune THURSDAY, FEB, 27, 1941. SPRING BLITZ COMING?
    369 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEB, 27, 1941. SPRING BLITZ COMING? IN the course of .•mother few weeks, Bpring weather will come to Europe and with it, a new phase of the air war ft is unlikely that it will lilTer greatly from the previous blitz except, perhaps, ill intensity and the
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    HOMES FOR THE BOMBED
    437 8 NO>ll SHARE WORK COMMUNITY homes for bombed-out Londoners are being run m two London districts by the Y.W.C. A. Nearly 150 people have found new homes m them. They have been told they can stay as long as they wish. One of the community homes is
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    Quinine For Greece
    43 8 Batavia, Feb. 20. The X.1.1. Red Cross will shortly send 5.000.000 more qutaUu tablets to Greece. Batavia. Feb. 26. A Q3 nn Nfartin bomber crashed while taking eff at an aerodrome In Borneo. Two members of the v were killed.
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    UNKNOWN
    167 9 I (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday, rs' rigorous imprisonment was passed :il P supreme Court, by Mr. Justice Gordon Kok Kooi, former accountant m charge of th king Corporation's sub-branch at Teluk a guilty to a charge of having committed nist on July 1, 1939, at Teluk Anson,
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    He Forgot And Lost His Life
    103 9 He Forgot And Lost His Life pORGETFULNESS can sometimes lead to serious trouble. In the case of Goh Ah Peng. 60, it cost him his life. With a pail cf boiling water and another pail of cold water In his hands, he proceeded to the bathroom to have a bath.
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    MORE DEATHS FROM T. B.: INCREASED BIRTHRATE
    173 9 J thkhi: were 15 deaths frassj j tnaerealcsla sat of total j y of 239 deaths m the munici- i pal area of Singapore during 1 the week ended Feb. 24, it is > disclosed m the vital stasis- i tics just issued.
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    MISTRESS'S CLAIM AGAINST CHETTIAR
    423 9 VJAK/iTHAMBAL, a young Indian woman, yesterday, told Mr. Justice A. K. a'Beckett Terrell, that she had been brought to this country as the mistress of AR. N. Arunasalam Chettiar when shs claimed from him the return of a sum of 51, 500 and three pieces of
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    WOMAN KILLED BY CAR
    145 9 WOMAN KILLED BY CAR MIND THAT AIRSCREW TMIK Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. (I. Porter, yesterday, returned a verdict of death by misadventure at the inquiry into the death of Minah, 50--year-old Malay woman, who was knocked down by a ear while she was crossing North Bridge Road. i Minah died
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    SMALL SCALE AIR ACTIVITY
    71 10 London. Feb. 26. ETMEoiY activity last niijit wu.s '»?»»>■ °vcr ci L stern TftfJi though it wa.s nowhere on a Heavy Je stales an Air Ministry c0m- munique. odino- were droop d at a nuniD'T vu j a(,ts m tast Alalia and a few R^S^lhTr* T
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    Indian Granted Divorce: Damages Claim Fails
    343 10 DISMISSING the claim l<»r "damages of $2,000 against the co-iopondent. Sir Percy MacElwaine, Chief Justice, yesterday, granted a decree nisi in the divorce case in which S. Saminathan, a ranvasser for printing orders, petitioned the court for a dissolution of his marriage with his
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    INDIAN SEAMEN'S WAR RISKS
    63 10 New Delhi. Feb. 25. THE Legislative A^embly i the Central Legi! tc-day approved m principle! Resolution moved by the Co* pierce Member. Sir Ra c waniy Mudaliar. for the i ot compensation to all sailors and other hands servini a coastal ships m Indian watffl foi
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    Charge Against European
    57 10 Charge Against European WALTER Dennis Lambert (36). European, who is alleged to have committed an act of gross indecency, appeared again beiore the second district court, yesterday, when his case was fixed for hearing on March 26. Lambert is alleged :to have committed the act of indecency with Ka.ssim bin
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    Indians In French Indo-China
    69 10 Indians In French IndoChina iNfw ueini, Jt 4 CD. 25. I THE Foreign Sec re tary informed Mr. M S. Auey m the Legislative Assembly to-day that no repatriation of Indians from Indo-China had so far been ordered. The interests of all Indians, as of all British subjects In indo-CViina,
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    Supervisee Who Failed To Report
    139 12 When charged with having tailed to notny the ponce ot his cnangC ol address Lrt An Uiai (24>, police supervisee, told ;vi r. Conrad Old ham, second magistrate, yesterday, that he Dftd not' done so because KM had obtained employment under a European ani was
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    Java's Fine War Fund Collections
    184 12 Java's Fine War Fund Collections THE province of W«M Java has voted 050.000 guilders for the war funds. This considerate sum of money is sufficient to pay lor 18 Spitfires. 'l 1 h e aluminium collection is going very well. In some towns it is being systematically organised. In Bat
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    36 12 Mr J. P. Biddulph M.C.S.. Assistant, Protector of Chinese Perak. hai gone on I transfer to Sim Patanl as Protector I of Chinese. Kedah lie is being succeeded by Mr. R. N Broome of Sing, pore
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    AF Attack Invasion Bases
    77 13 AF Attack Invasion Bases I .mdon, Feb. 26. LJBMARINE assembly repair lepot at Flushing was attackeslerday during daylight by )nibci Command plane anil night ninsiderable numbers nnbfr Command aircraft attd Industrial targets m the rand aerodromes m occupied cc, stales io-day's Air Miii- communique. invasion ports of Boulogne v objective
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    FRANCE WILL FIGHT AGAIN
    93 13 London. Feb 26. sufferings, the French Empire will take up arms,' declared General de Gaulle, the Free French movement to 100 French )llicers whose guest at dinner he was. The defeat last year was due to bad pieparation the face of new metho.ds of warfare and
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    Auxiliary Drivers' Corps Formed In Singapore
    112 13 Auxiliary Drivers' Corps Formed In Singapore la to have an Auxiliary Drivers' Oorpfi denta who are not yet giving voluntary my of the civil defence .services or armoj have an opportunity to do so m a new lich many are qualified. Acially announced that volunteers an 1 drive motor vehicles
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    114 13 A tribute to 1! 1 y± T work of thcj 1 Asiatic Tech- nical Corps at- i tached to an i RAF. station S "somewhere m Singapore" was f recently paid m"/ articles which j appeared I n i Malayan news- papers. Here, S are two pictures j which show
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    JAPAN FAILS TO MATCH DEEDS WITH WORDS
    654 13 < oiimim ni On Far last London, Eeb. 26 UNDER the title "Far Eastern Hazards," The Times has published a lon£ leader on AngloJapanese relations. In connection with Mr. Churchill*! answer 1o Mr. Snigemitsu, the Japanese Ambassador, it says that it wii couched
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    Pretty Christening At Tanglin Garrison Church
    961 14 Pretty Christening At Tanglin Garrison Church I ynkttk i, the delightful toundiiig n.nnv choten by Major and Mrs. D Ruatell Robertf roc theU .small daughter, aged seven ;<"<' hall ireefcs, who wi -i at the Tanglln (Jan. on Church V( Lerday at 4.30 p.m. The baby wore a l«m« robe
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    THREE SISTERS
    83 14 ABOVE, right: Miss Mary (hia, eldest of/ the t h r cc i charming Chia sisters, w h oi were the first new recruits to enlist m the .Medifal Auxi- 1 liary Seivice* after the special S .t l«|)< il issued L last week. At right cen-i tre
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      28 15 Rome, Feb. 26. The condition of ExKing Alfonso, was described this morning as still very M.rave. Last night lit' was visited by ihe Italian Crown Prince I Reuter
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      56 15 Rome. Feb. 26. -A threat that any vessels, even tnose flying the authentic American flag attempting to reach "the accursed isle." of Britain would be sunk, is made in todays Popolo d'ltalia. The paper was c o m m e n t i n g on Hitler's announcement of increased
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      55 15 London. Feb. 25 In recognition of the part played by the aircraft-carrier Illustrious m the attack on Taranto last! November, and m repulsing an attack later by dive-bom-bers, her commander,! Captain D. W. Boydi has been promoted' Rear-Admiral. The; news was received m a telegram from Illus-' trious to his
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      100 15 The Hi?h Commissioner ha.s appointed Mr J. Calder. M.C.S.. to be Official Administrator. F. M. S.. and Mr. R. C. Lemmon to be Assistant Official Administrator, F.M.S' Recently a family of five elephant's broke loose from their yards In Thailand and crossed the frontier into Kedah territory. The caretakers followed
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    CRUELTY TO FOWLS
    37 15 WONG Neap Wan 32 1 who crammed 13 fowls into a basket which could only accommodate eight, was fined $3, or. m default, rive days' imprisonment:, by Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Second Magistrate, yesterday.
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    Indian Leaders To Confer
    58 15 Ne* Delhi. Feb. 25. •THE proposals made I by Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru and other eminent Indian leaders, for a conference W Bombay to make recommendations for the termination of the preser.*. pofttksal ,«a^; m India, c now taken t'*rr ihape, and it us .tounced that
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    MINERS TO BUY BOMBERS
    134 15 (From Our Own Reporter; Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday ACTING on a suggestion by Lt. Colonel Hornidse, the Council <j\ the r M.S. Changer ol Mines, i to-d.r. appointed a iub-comiMttf to co-operate with locally registered mining interests, mine ov.m-r li^nd mining men throughout Maluya m organising a
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    ITALIAN BATTALION ANNIHILATED
    328 15 'From a special correspondent with Ihe South African farces* Sonic (Italian Somaliland), Feb. 20. the South Africans captured Jumbo, a sftroAgly defended town on the oast hank of the Julia River, they made the first breach m the Italian defences m the south of Italian Somaliland anl
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      341 15 jflic Notices SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY I>L "?Ued W the m- -rrvlce. For purttrender Room. Data of Closing 31. March 1941 .v rylnt. g rai Quarn ienci March. .94,. crap T'\ March. ML M of l for 1,,. 3 March. 1941. Municipal Secretary, C. H. GOLDIE. U()l! uimTipality hereby given fctat. .ill
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      597 15 "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT" (At The Cathay) A DEAR old lady rushed out of a Hollywood Theatre crying, 'I! can't stand it! It\s too exciting!" After a minute and a half sno n.shed m again. Three times the! o!d lady repeated her flurry put ftltt) m. But she was m at the
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    "INVASION IS LESS IMMINENT THAN A YEAR AGO"
    243 16 "INVASION IS LESS IMMINENT THAN A YEAR AGO" Washington. Fefc. 28 INVASION is less imminent than a year ago is the opinion of General Marshall. United States Chief of Army Staff. This and other views on the war by heads of the United States Army and Navy were given to
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    34 16 Budapest, Feb. 26. M. Cine irMurkoviteh, the Yugoslav Foreign Minister, arrived m Budapest this morning on a two-day official stare visit. He will sve the Prime Mi»iistor, Count Teleki. and other Hungarian mlnlstrrs. Reuter
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    Importance Of Border Talks Stressed
    160 16 Importance Of Border Talks Stressed Tokyo, Feb 2ti. "OBACI m the Far Kast S hinges upon the replies by J France and Thailand to the S Japanese compromise propo- sal for the settlement of the S dispute between them," says j j (he flight Wing newspaper Kokumin. i The newspiper
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    20 16 Vichy, Feb. 26 —General Weyg&nd arrived at Algiers by air today after a fortnight's tour of French West Africa. Reuter
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    IN RUMANIA
    125 16 Vichy. Feb 26. A PLEBISCITE on the Nazi model n is to be held m Rumania on (Sunday when ths people will be asked to vote "yes" or "no" and whether they approve of Gen Antonescu'i policy, suys a Buchar It message. All citizens over 21 except Jews
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    REVOLT AHEAD
    38 16 Unidentified aeroplanes, flying over Montenegro, are reported to have dropped leaflets on Podgorica, the largest town, inciting the Montenegrins to "revolt against the Serb tyrants" and call the pretender Michael to the throne under Italian protection.
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    Parachute And Poison Gas Ready
    50 16 Wmr lnva*i«, NVw York, pefa 3 JJ1TLER is know n to) Manufactured Y00,00| tish uniforms and an e number of parachutes fa invasion, declared the 9 Assistant Secretary of j Mr. Louis Johnson, inta Hitler also had ready (jg 'tities of iK»ison jases, head Reuter
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    HILARY NAPIER RECITAL
    211 16 PAWLESS technique tharicJ ed the recital which hJ Napier, talented young End dancer gave at the Victt Theatre last night when made her debut m Singaport. Although sue is only 21. Napier has devoted intensive st to modern interpretative dam i as well as to the more
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    Damage To Wops Fully Confirmed
    112 16 London. Fefi THE damage done to the Italian Fleet by tl P^leet Air Arm at Taranto, as annoum* Admiralty, has been fully confirmed Dy reports, Mi. A. V. Alexander, the Flrsl I Admiralty revealed when questioned on ta the Bouse of Commons to-day. Mr. Alexander
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