The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 December 1940

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    20 1 LATE SINGAPORE EDITION The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 16,26 ESTD 1835 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, I^lo. 5 CENTS
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    CLOSE ANGLO-U.S. CONTACT ON FAR EAST
    521 1 Hitler, Disappointed With jtaly f Seeks Ally In France WASHINGTON AND LA VAL 'S INTRIG UES Washington, Dec. 1. PRIVATE reports from Europe forecasting: sensational changes in western Europe and the Mediterranean in the near future are being eagerly discussed by some of the
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    Increasing Anglo-Turkish Trade
    60 1 Increasing Anglo-Turkish Trade london. Dec. 4. L* 3riti3h md Turkish Governuded arrangenope will bring about rease in trade -xvhan^es between ritlsta Empire. v of the arrange•;.;"V that paymd the sterling d at the existing tween sterling and ind and that special reaw>d in order to and other pay- two countries.
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    R.A.F. Sink U-boat & Other Ships
    60 1 R.A.F. Sink U-boat Other Ships RAIDS FROM RHINELANa TO NORWAY London. Dec. 4. I vere again over Germany A number of bomber in vhUt a series of raids ?sainst German r. arbours and GerN rw°gian waters. iw*H*« pilot sank A; leas T four other unk or damaeed r.vked about, ber
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    Thailand-Indo-China Communications Reported Cut
    52 1 ATokin. Dec 4. .nd telephone lines ind and French ■**rn rut. This was bv the French to a 3cm »i dis- rhich states that between ihe two counbecn virtually susp.m Hand statea military plane was arn'Dan, in Cambo--m. while on The machine s wer- arrtrted 07
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    22 1 London, Dec. 4. I inlty of Argentina ."JO to Lord Beaver I Aircraft Production T..~ ol aircraft fnr the «f Arm.- Reuter
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    "EFFECTIVE ACTION" IN PEIPING THREATENED
    73 1 Tokio, Dec. 4. A PROCLAMATION threatening "effective action" to crush lawlessness in Peiping has been issued by the Commander-in-chief of the Japanese army in North China. This follows the assassination of a Japanese infantry colonel in the city'3 main street by an unknown Chinese en
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    BRITISH PATROLS ACTIVE IN KASSALA REGION
    46 1 Cairo, Dec. 4. BRITISH patrols were again active to the north and south of Kassala, inflicting casualties on the enemy without loss to themselves, states today's GHQ communique. There is no Change iri fhA sit.imt.frin r.n thf» nther fronts.— Reuter
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    Special Interview With C.-in-C.
    98 1 VI U. Winston Churchill's compliments on Singapore and the Far East are mentioned by Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert Bro-oke-Pop-ham, the new C.-in-C, Far East, in an interview with the Free Press which appears in page FOUR. The C.-in-C. refers to Mr. Churchill's assurances that "we
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    TANGIER INCIDENT: BRITISH PROTEST
    195 1 TANGIER INCIDENT: BRITISH PROTEST Tangier, Dec. 4. T*WENTY Italians entered the British post office here yesterday and partially wrecked it. They afterwards considerably damaged a British business house. The hostile anti-British demonstration was described by Mr. R. A. Butler, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, m the House of Commons to-day. Mr.
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    Commons Statement On Washington Talks
    231 1 NAVAL OTHER MATTERS "ARE IN MIND"— BUTLER "THE British and American Governments are in close 1 touch on all questions of mutual interest in the Far East." This assurance was given in the House of Commons last night by Mr. R. A. Butler, Under-Secretary of
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    GREEKS STILL ADVANCING ALONG WHOLE FRONT
    580 1 Athens. Dec. 4. "THE initiative remains m the 1 hands of the Greek army, who ire following up the enemy all ilong the front, stated an official 3 reek spokesman here to-day. He added that despite Italian allegations to the contrary, the Greek army
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    Huge Loan For Britain Against Empire's Gold
    164 1 Huge Loan For Britain Against Empire's Gold 'J.S. SUGGESTION New York, Dec. 4. A PROPOSAL that the United Btataf shouid lerd 52, 500 .000. 000 (£625--000.00 to Britain and take as security a lien on the Empire's gold production over the next five yeare lias been -nit forward bv Mr.
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      71 1 INSIST ON BIGiA TEA RAFFLES HOTEL DINNER DANCE 8 p.m. to midnight NEW CABARET ATTRACTION BUSTER MAGGIE SMS. Non-diners $1.00 YJIUITjUHMY EVEHIMG SOCIAL RENDEZVOUS "'UTARY BAND CONCERT 01 T HE OPEN AIR PALM COURT gTcsoV J 'AIIITS DINNER ON THE LAWN Music i vocal Entertainment by the Band cf Th
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    Singapore Court Asked To Hear Appeal Against Brunei Death Sentence
    302 2 THE question whether the Singapore High Court has 1 jurisdiction to hear an appeal against a sentence of death passed in Brunei was raised bf Mr. C. ti. Butterfield in the Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday, before Mr. Justice a'Beckett
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    Perak Going Ahead With A.R.P. Scheme
    150 2 i From Our Own Correspondent Ipob, Dec. 4. JJOLLOWING the Perak State Council's approval of the provisions for air raid precautions work in Perak, it is understood j that active measures are beinj? taken to j speed up the A.R.P. organization in Ipoil i
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    TEMPLE INMATE GIVES EVIDENCE
    301 2 TliE tenant of a Chinese temple, Chec Beow Eug. a widow, applied to the Rent Assessment Board to have the rent fixed. She said that she had had a lease on the temple but when that expired on I Oct. 30 the trustees called for tenders.
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    CHINESE SPORTS ASSN.
    76 2 •yHE following have been invited to play for the Chinese Sports Association against the R.A.M.C at the Farrer Park ground at 5.15 p.m. today: Tham Peng Kong, Chow Weng Kai Chan Ah Kong, Tang Sunn Leng Ho Tian Seng, Leong Fook Loy, Khoo Sod Tuan, Lye Kock
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    SEAMEN ACCUSED OF ATTACKING POLICEMEN
    516 2 SEAMEN ACCUSED OF ATTACKING POLICEMEN AN account of how four Dutch seamen were alleged to have assaulted two Indian naval policemen at Seletar on Nov. 25, was given in the Singapore third court yesterday, during the trial of the four men on two charges of using criminal force to the
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    TO-MORROWS JUNIOR BOXING CARD
    113 2 KEEN interest is being evinced in thejunior boxing programme to be staged at the Happy World covered stadium to-morrow. The principals in the main event, Baby Chocolate and Ah Kow, are well known for their fighting qualities and are steadily improving. A clever boxer. Chocolate holds
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      94 2 Law Notice For The Day Before The llon'ble the Ag. Chief Justicin Court No. 1 at 10 a.m. Judgment m Mag. Appeal N0.117,40. Mag. Appeal No 113 40 DPP. vs. J. W. I] Lim Before the Court of Appeal M 11 a.m. Ciizninal Appeals (if not concluded). Thereafter Civil Appeals
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    "JAPANESE NOW REALIZE BRITAIN WILL WIN"
    244 3 Beginning To See Through Nazi Propaganda, Says Banker London, Dec. 4. f view that the war-weary Japanese are beginning lt Ust. to see through German propaganda and realize k Britain is tromg to win the war, was expressed j^ Vbcount Kano. London manager of
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    New Lifeline For China
    92 3 A Chanrkinff, Dec. 4. 170-MILE highway connecting Siechuan Province with Inner Tibet has at last been completed, When surfacing of the road has been improved, regular bus and freight services win be maintained between Chengtu and Tatsienla. This mad, known as the Inner Tibet highway, has
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    Next German Move In Mediterranean, Is View Of de Gaulle
    355 3 Next German Move In Mediterranean, Is View Of de Gaulle London, Dec. 1. QEN. DE GAULLE told Reuter to-day that the Germans would soon be making a new move, probably in the Mediterranean. "I believe that 1941 will see the air superiority of the Allies established/' he added. "I do
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    Ski-ing As Part Of Military Training
    43 3 London. Dec. 4. >fctt departure in military *totoi in (anada is ski-inff a si hool of instruction f £n Opened in Ottawa. Si ii the disposal of active ?nd Hub instructors have I,nuril7 offered their services.— Reuter
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    Italians' Best Chance Gone
    189 3 PRICE OF NAZI AID AGAINST GREECE London, Dee. 4. fDUCE IHM pledged himself be- the world to put out all his north against Greece, writes the Telegraph to-day. He dare I ro back, for that would be the I Fascist regime and his *q dowr.: 3e
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    TIENTSIN HAS SENT 50 ARMY VOLUNTEERS
    51 3 Tientsin, Dec. 4. ■I fur exporters was relieved ice from the Japanese rctxs to file applications for permits for >l merchandise purchased 2^J*re Oct l and held In the interior. jllows inspection by Japa'ie&is or al! cargoes. A sum of abour 61 tJOe.OOo ,ed.
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    BARON HIRANUMA IN TOKIO CABINET
    24 3 ITokio, Dec 4. HIRAN'UMA. iormer Pritne Right Wing leader. Hoshino have joined Cabinet as ministers nnrtfrJi/% states Domei Reuter
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    INDO-CHINA MISSION LEAVES FOR JAPAN
    28 3 Tokio, Dec. 4. -C.:ina economic mission f 16 members necuied -General of Finance. I on Monday en rout* ir a steamer.- Eastern News
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    Ship In Danger Off Hainan
    119 3 Manila, Dec. 4. THE Radio Corpora .ion of America 1 report having intercepted a distress signal last nigh: from a British freighter, Hellenic Trader, saying that she is stranded and breaking up and in need of prompt assistance. The vessel gave her pcsi;ion as norch
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    Nightmare Scene In Blazing Bomber
    191 3 London, Dec. 4. A nightmare sc?ne in a blazing bomber over Cologne is described In tne la;est list of RAF. awards, including the D.S.O. to Pilot-Officer Gecffrey Leonard Cheshire, and the D.F.M. to Sergeant Henry Davidson, respectively cap.ain and wireless operator of the aircraft. When
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    41 3 London, Dec. 4. ALL banks in England. Wales and Northern Ireland are closing on Wednesday, Jan. 1, m order to work uninterruptedly on that day which, i_ j. A f o apnrril DUOIIC noilhowever, is not o^ 11 11 day.- Reuter
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    Hitler Lives In Terror Of Violent Death
    326 3 Hitler Lives In Terror Of Violent Death London, Dec. 4. r |*HE striking power of the R.A.F. is apparently not only causing terror among the German troops in France but to Hitler himself. Revelations made by a French correspondent suggest that Hitler is living more than ever in I error
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    Iron Guards Being Disarmed?
    110 3 Vichy, Dec. 4. RUMANIAN Iron Guards are bein^ disarmed, according to a new> agency message from Bucharest. Iron Guards and other Rumanians have been ordered to surrender arms and ammunition wi f hin three days, failing which they are threatened with up to five years' hard
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    ITALIAN LIRE FOR SPITFIRE FUND!
    50 3 ITALIAN LIRE FOR SPITFIRE FUND London, Dec. 4. THE latest gift to the Spitfire Fund is an unusual one. It comes from the Italians themselves. Tn a recent operation, soldiers or tn^ Gold Coast Brigade found some Italian lire, and they have sent this money to thf» Rnitflre Fund.- Reuter
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    Javanese Extend Blockade Of Western Shanghai
    217 3 Javanese Extend Blockade Of Western Shanghai -h-inshai, Dec. 4. L SDBITID in the history irrational Settlement n? to resemble the of the British -ntsin in 1939, the clement of the western area. murder of another darme at the week-end sunman in that area. third day with no on in the
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    COMMODITIES & EXCHANGES
    122 3 COMMODITIES EXCHANGES (Prom Our Own Correspondent) London, Dec. 4. COMMODITY and Exchange markets closed as follows with previous quotations in oaren thesis:— RUBBER: Pinner. Spot ll%d 12d (11 13 16d 12d) Jan. 12d 12'4d (12d 12»id) Feb. 12Ud mid (12'4d 12lid> Apr. -June 12^d l2Vid (12Vfed 12*4d) New York: Not
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    Britain's Stupendous Purchases In U.S.
    141 3 Washington. Dec. 4. THE whole question of British finan- cial resources and Britain's ability to buy war materials in the United States was the cause of the meeting at the UJS. Treasury yesterday, and the chief topic of discussion, it is authoritatively reported. According to
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    $75,000,000 FOR NEW U.S. NAVAL BASES
    101 3 Washington. Dec. 4. THE United States War Department has disclosed that President Roosevelt has alloted to the army $25,000,000 Tor its share of the expenditure of developing naval and air bases on the sites acquired from Britain in the Atlantic and Caribbean areas. This
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    BRITISH C.-IN-C. PRAISES GREEKS
    76 3 Athens, Dec. 4. ADMIRAL Sir Andrew C'unnin*- ham, Commander-in-Chief of the British Mediterranean fleet, has sent a letter to the Greek navy expressing admiration for the skill shown by the Commanding officer in Chief, commanding officers, petty officers and seamen in carrying out their difficult task
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    Power Of Nazi Air Force Held To Be Overrated
    193 3 CANNOT DEFEAT THE R.A.F. New York, Dec. 4. MAJOR-GEN. James E. Chaney, of ITI the United States Army Air Corps, who has just returned after a 43-day survey of the position in Britain, told the Press to-day that he was "very
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    FURTHER EXPULSIONS FROM LORRAINE
    58 3 London, Dee. 4. FATHER expulsion of Frenchmen, women and children from their homes in Lorraine is followed bv an extension of this mass deportation to Alsace. This news follows the announcement by Marshal Petain that he will not ask for German aid in Africa because that
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    Hungarians Are Warned Of Food Restrictions
    125 3 Hungarians Are Warned Of Food Restrictions Budapest, Dec. 4. "HUNGARY must accustom herself to restrictions," declared the Prime Minister, Count Teleki. speaking to Parliament at the close of the Budget debate to-day. "Hungary's allies are at war: that is why it may not be that Hungary has abundance while the
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    Germans Raid Birmingham
    206 3 London. Dec. 4. I AST night's raid in the Midlands were mainly in the Birmingham area, it is statedLondon and the Midlands were attacked last night and bombs were also dropped at various scattered points between these areas and coasts, states an official communique. A number of
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    RESIGNATION OF VICHY ENVOY TO U.S.?
    27 3 Washington, Dec. 1 M HENRY KAYE is reported to have tendered to the Vichy Government his resignation a* Ambassador ■*"> Washington.- Reuter
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    40 3 Tientsin, Dec. 4. THE total number of volunteers t<yr HH Majesty's forces to have left Tientsin is now well on the way to 50. of whom the lads from the Tientsin British Municipal Emereener Com* (volunteer corns > comprise A0- Reuter
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1940. The Naval Base
    654 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1940. The Naval Base (THERE has doubtless been good 1 reason for the 'hush-hush' policy adopted during the past few years by the authorities in regard to the naval base, but happily there now seems to be an increased willingness to tell the
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    Mr. Churchill's Eyes On Singapore & Far East
    1892 4 Mr. Churchill's Eyes On Singapore Far East Free Press Interview With New C^T By A Special €orrosfiond^\ BEFORE Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert Brooke-Popham left London for Singapore to assume the new post of Coinmander-in-Chief, Far East Command, he had lunch with the Prime Minister. General Sir John Dill, the
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    R.N.V.R. OFFICER SENTENCED TO GAOL
    571 7 jj^ Months For Causing peath Of Dutch Woman In Motor Accident (> D gmki <>n a charge of causing the death of a r^|d Dutch woman by a rash act not amounting ab l t homicide, Lieut H Taylor, of the Straits Ltlrnt^ Ko>al Naval
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    MUNICIPALITY & WAR EFFORTS
    98 7 MUNICIPALITY WAR EFFORTS AN additional ordinary meeting °t the Municipal Commissioners of Sln?ap3re will be held in tn« board room at 2.15 p.m. tomorrow to consider the question of making any fur.her gifts to war enorts in Malaya. At last Friday's meeting of the Commissioners, the President, Mr. L- Rayman.
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    SIKH'S APPEAL DISMISSED
    296 7 Full Court Confirms Death Sentence WHILE cow I argued an appeal on behalf of a Sikh who had been under sentence of death since his conviction at the last Assizes, his aged mother stood outside the door of the full Criminal Court if Appeal yesterday, waiting to
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    BRUTAL ATTACK ON WIFE
    159 7 CHARACTERIZING a parang assault on a Tamil woman as a brutal attack, the judges in the full Court of Appeal yesterday increased a sentence of rive years' rigorous imprisonment on the woman's husband to seven years. The appellant, Mariamuitu, had been on trial a: the last
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    NINE BILLS FOR THE COUNCIL
    202 7 KTITO bills will receive attention at tne Legislative Council meeting on Mon- c~i> at which the Governor, Sir Shenton iIMMMS, 15 exivcted to preside. Five will be taken through their third radlng and probably passed. They are the Registration of Alkns Bill, the Courts <
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    "I TAKE THIS WOMAN" AT CAPITOL
    133 7 r;E M OJC Ota -I Take TMi Woman.' j which opened at the Capitol yesterday, tells the story of a romance in modern New York. Hedy* Lnmarr plays the role of a wilful beruty saved from suicide by an earn9fl doctor practMnc in a
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    Hanging By A Shoe Lace!
    110 7 BUT HE DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES J^NTERING a public convenience In Duxton Road an Indian policeman discovered a Chinese. Teo Seng, hanging from a pipe by a shoe lace. On the appearance of the policeman, Teo Seng, who held a razor in one hand, suddenly
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    Prison Office rs' Association
    175 7 Prison Office rs Association DECENTLY formed "to protect and promote the legitimate interests of the officers of the prison services lin Malaya," the European Prison Officers' Association of Malaya has been granted exemption by the Registrar of Societies. The association rums also to promote social int-ercctrse between members and with
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    Malayan's Impressions Of Life In Wartime Britain
    581 7 Malayan 's Impressions Of Life In Wartime Britain PEOPLE in Britain ask for no pity or sympathy, but merely to be allowed to pursue grimly the purpose of Their lives— dealing thoroughly with Old Nasty" iHitlen. declared Mr. R. B Henly, of Singapore, yesterday, when he ga*»e the Singapore Rorarians
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    31 7 A striking pie«- of propaganda done by a schoolboy i n Singapore— T S iew. of the Anglo- Chinese School,— and published in the school magazine which has just be«n issued.
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    GAVE HUSBAND MONEY IN LOCK-UP WARD
    122 7 PR briiiging 50 cents to her husband, j who was on remand in the General t Hospital lock-up ward, a 30-year-oJd Hokklen woman, Lee Chuan Tee, was fined $12, or 12 days' imprisonment, in the Singapore fifth court yesterday. It did not occur to
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    Colony To Have A Central Registry Of Aliens
    350 7 ACT BASED ON U.K. MODEL Aliens intended to collect and aliens in Malaya is to be lements shortly by the Police. A CENTRAL Registry of collate information about established in the Straits Sett] Authority will be sought at the meeting of the
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    TOKIO—BANGKOK AIR LINK MOVE
    246 7 TOKIO— BANGKOK AIR LINK MOVE Japanese Reported To Be Seeking Thai Permission THE Japanese authorities will ahortl? make an attempt to gain permission from the Thai Government to establish an air lini between Tokio and Bangkos via Jndo-China It is learned from a "isltor fr K atigon wnc passed through
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    SHINOZAKI ON "UNJUST PUNISHMENT"
    118 7 WHEN the Singapore Japanese C General. Mr. Ken Tsurumi. visitet him in Changi prison a few da\ Mamoru Shinozaki, who was convicted of offences under the Official Secrets Ordlnance. is reported to have n-iterated hi> innc~3nce but that he would "face the unjust punishment with resolution
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    Chinese View Of War Problems
    485 9 PUBLIC CO-OPERATION WITH GOVT. STRESSED THE willingness of the Chinese com--1 munity to co-operate in Malayan defence is emphasized by the Chinese Press in Singapore. The Sin Chew Jit Pah expresses the hope that Aur Chief Marshal Sir Robert BrookePopham and the Straits Settlements Qovernm«nt
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    METHODISTS' WELCOME
    22 9 TO welcome the return to Malaya for 1 their fourth term. Btehop 5? wl J ri Si'st.-sus. us nag* Church.
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    ALLEGATIONS AGAINST MACHINERY INSPECTOR
    1551 9 Further Inquiry Postponed By F.M.S. Commission (From Our Own Correspondent) TUArr i« Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 4. |«A1 they noted an offence had been alleged against Lawson though they did not wish to say Whether the °y e «ce had been establishefl or not, that in the
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    Daily Air Service In Malaya Again
    109 9 VUEARSES Air Services an- nounce that the daily air service between Singapore and Penang will be resumed on Monday next. The service will not operate on Sundays. There has not been a daily air service since it was curtailed >-n May 3 when the
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    GAOL SENTENCE FOR JAPANESE
    324 9 Theft And Criminal Breach Of Trust RISUKE MIYATA, a 48-year-old Japanese was sentenced to terms of imprisonment on three charges involving theft and criminal breach of trust, in the Singapore third court yesterday On the first and second charges, in which ne was accused of having
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    Yesterday's Rubber Auction
    156 9 THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1.515th auction yesterday, when there was catalogued 1860.691 Ibe, 830.67 tons; offered 1,822.778 Ite. 813.74 tons; sold 1.287.590 lbs. 574 S2 tons. SPOT London Uelayed New York 20% ru. PRICES REALIZEH f26s m cases) Virgin lump 24 to
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      132 9 SITUATION VACANT SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. AppwntmenfoTThree Health Visitors. Candidates must be fuUy nuaii«AH thI h l B S ppotn i mcnts whlch wUI be in may rise, by annual increments of mo hi, viz. $150 per mensem. The appointments will carrv <?uph uniform and transport allowapref as may from time to
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      444 9 An APPEAL to those who CAN afford it..., I Following the stirring appeal of the President of the Singapore Municipality t o the local Public to support the War Fund more liberally it has been conceded on all hands that a general revival of enthusiasm to raise Funds is badly
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    Regained The Galloway Cup
    32 10 The Medical College ru«er team, who refined the Galloway Cup by *>*££* I-aifles CoUere nine-three in the annual inter-Collece rujfby match at Buklt Timan on Tuesday.— Free Press picture.
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    S.R.C. SCORE BIG WIN IN RETURN HOCKEY MATCH
    596 10 Indian Association Beaten By Five Clear Goals S.R.C 5 Indian Association 0. IN a irame that was too one-sided to be more than mildly interesting the Singapore Recreation Club beat the Indian Association by live clear goals in a hockey match at
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    To-morrow's Charity Football
    183 10 To-morrow's Charity Football POSTPONED from Sunday owing to the heavy rain which rendered the ground unfit for play, the soccer match between the K.A.F. and the Singapore Civilians will be played at Anson Road stadium torn orTow. The game, which has been arranged in aid of the Royal Air Force
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    FOOTBALL IN AID OF WAR FUND
    123 10 CUBJECT to the approval of the Singapore Amateur Football Association, the Post Office Club will meet the Chung Wah Football Club, one of the leading Chinese club sides in Singapore, in a football match in aid of Th? War Fund at Jalan Besar stadium
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    Y.M.C.A. BASKET-BALL
    67 10 TOE following have been selected to 1 play basket-ball for the Y.M.C.A against the Chin Woo Athletic Association at the Y.M.C.A. ground. Bras Basah Road at 5 p.m. on Saturday Yow Wah Sung (captain), Benny Fones, Loh Swee Kee, Lim Njit Sions, Ng Wee Yean, Koh Chit Meng,
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    SINGAPORE HORNETS
    60 10 •"■""HE U Hewing will play hockey for the Singapore Hornets against the Sappers and Miners on the A. PC ground to-morrow. S Rodrigues: R. H. Barth, M. Mcxid^r. P. Scheerder. R. S. Barth, D. de Cruz. W Modder. C. Rayney. D. N. Bo.th, H Boudewyn, J. Scheerder. Reserves:
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    BLUES BEAT REDS IN FAST RUGBY GAME
    1004 10 BLUES BEAT REDS IN FAST RUGBY GAME 11-3 Margin Of Victory Flattered Winners GROVES SCORES FINE TRY IN LAST MINUTE Blues 11; Reds 3. HEADS-UP Rugby was witnessed at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday when the two Air Force teams met, the Royal Air Force, the Blues, beating the Royal Australian
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    CAPTAIN'S PRIZE GOLF AT ISLAND CLUB
    274 10 THE Island Club's Captain's Prize compe--1 tition will be played over the Club course on Saturday afternoon. The draw and starting times are given below: FIRST TEE 2 30. L. L. Williams vs. H. L. Hosking; 2.35, W. P. Mavor vs. Chua Cheng Liat;
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    HOCKEY FOR WAR FUND
    336 10 To-day's Game On The Padang WHAT is expected to be one of the best hockey matches of the season will be played on the S.C.C. padang to-day between the Singapore Civilians and the Combined Services. The game is the last ol four matches arranged by the
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    Annual Rugger At Bukit Timah
    18 10 the Medicos beat Raffles by nine points to thrct rrr p r f'
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    CLUB BEAT LOYALS 4-1 IN FAST HOCKEY MATCH
    374 10 Losers Fail To Make The Best Of Their Chances S.C.C 4; Loyals J7AST and interesting hockey was seen on the pa yesterday when the S.C.C. played against the Lt and won by four goals to one. The Loyals had just as many
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      32 10 TO-DAY'S SPORTS EVENTS Hockey: Singapore Civilians vs. Combined Services, S.C.C. padang m aid of The War Fund; Ceylon Sports Club vs. Singapore Hornets, Balestier. Rugger: S.C.C. (B) vs. Tanglin Military Hospital, S.C.C.
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