Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 4 February 1940

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    Masthead
    14 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL. 7— No. 35. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1940. FIVE CENTS
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    THRILLING AERIAL COMBAT OVER BRITISH ISLES
    1131 1 CROWDS WATCH NAZI RAIDER CRASH IN FLAMES EYE-WITNESSES' STORIES OF BIG R. A. F. VICTOR V IH2?S^!JSS1 H 2?S^!J5S ?S, I 2S PLE IN A YORKSHIRE TOWN YFSTERDAY V^.U' THKIR MOST THRILLING EXPERIENCES WHEN WIDE-EYED THE\ WAICHED BRITISH FIGHTER PLANES ENGAGE A E n!25
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    EMERGENCY SERVICE
    62 1 Th' who S an m l ffeiicy v U ,t. The m m Mohl T <lt: h l >w sas menace as ch«M.»- why M t me *l il look.ns attract vi U S <s lhis? Tl^ ""it with from lvc hood attached is made c> and s
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    WESTERN FRONT
    33 1 la£ 3 D<luo tog and a co-i-Vls;o 'li l y haa temporary 10 ll rid artiil^n for the tim u n tho v f'"' nd at a RhnTtnf khil rnmnletolv Reuter
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    BALKAN ENTENTE: HOW IT AFFECTS POWERS
    331 1 London, Feb. 3 Tlir Rowers indirectly Interested i»i the meeting of Uie Balkan Entente m Belgrade are summed up m L'.iiuoas fo'ious; CiLRMAXY is concorned, iirstiy to j»ft supplies of footl and oil m ever increasing^ quantity; secondly, to prereni a military block between
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    PALESTINE MEDAL
    42 1 I Dndoir, Feb. 3 Ihe Kln^ has proved le cf the 1 Ocr ?mJ Service Medal with cla the personnel i fleet i connection wit] us In the Pi tine area between Apr. 10, 1936, and E'ept. 3, 1930.- Reuter
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    What Stalin Wants
    94 1 What Stalin Wants r OOK into (his news-map carefully and you will ret a comprehensive idea of whai Stalin is trying to gel from Finland and has already obtained from the Baltic States. The map also shows to what extent the granting of his demands would make Scandinavia dependent on
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  • H. L. Hopkin Cables Front London
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      Baron's Niece Found Dead In Her Bath
      106 1 London, Feb. 3. IN (he absence of any exciting war news much publicity w ffiven to-day to the discovery of the body of Mrs. Anthony Vales, a niece of Lord Binuley, m a bathroom at her London hotel. Mrs. Yates. a handsome mid
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      Big Pearl Robbery
      88 1 London, > THERE was another sensation m Jondr.n to-day when II was revealed that thieves had broken into the mnin <\\op <\f thn tamou? < iro pearls firm and stolen most ol l^c St(H'k. The shop is m Bond Street and th»? lob hud d, on neatly
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      M.P.'s Have Wings
      97 1 London, Feb. 3. IT is just revealed that, m addition to having g<:iul representation j m ,he Army and Navy, the House i of Commons has sixteen .Members »n the Air loree. These range Ln rank from I <-:-"oant to a wing-commnndCT and their range from 29
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    TURKS ALLOCATE £19 MILLIONS FOR DEFENCE
    85 1 TURKS ALLOCATE £19 MILLIONS FOR DEFENCE M London. Feb. 3. ORE than one Third of the wh» 1 of the Turkish budget for the m- financial year i.s allotted to national defence. T»tp Wln^tPr of r m*»«» tod"- oi,' that the bud-H total would bo £54.000.000 cut o! Which i.
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    Malay First Man Round The World
    251 2 HISTORY STUDENT'S CLEVER THEORY (Tribune Staff Reporter) UJSTORI books till us thai tin Oral man to cimimMtvigmtc t In* nlobi- wars Ferdinand Ma^i'llan. tht* great Pniiiusui'si 1 navigator. There** one man m Malaya who doesn't believe H. He's his own theor) —with proof —to
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    Admiralty Statement On Sinkings
    33 2 ived !n ii. the air ait: .:..s on si of* ih< i las' Moi livicioiil (inly aallv ..mi:: I lightship i aba nd m d and driv< n I
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    Rubber Shipments
    23 2 Rub ber Shipments o ipnients ol rubber from Malaya m January were 56.214 tons, an increase <•! 12,882 tons over la.si J J illlUl
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    DRIVING FAULTS NO. VII
    57 2 DRIVING FAULTS NO. VII Win r,. there is a high bank a\ a n> ;<' junction great tare should be taken. The dk.veis of approaching ears mi\ not see earn oth( r until it is too hit to (Mill up. This is another of th<> merits of driving faults whkli
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    HIGHLANDS AS CENTRE FOR HOME PRODUCE
    445 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) J° 'I" 1 majonty of people living m Malaya, the name Cameron Highlands merely means a place where those who can afford go i i spend their holidays <v- to recuperate. -a hill station where the days are cold, and the
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    Monday's Broadcast
    92 2 Another aspect of Mala; rim th lonomic war -vili be discussed n 8.M.8.C. bioadoasi on Monday, Pc The speaker will b;. Mr. A. Gilaiour M.C.&., Shipping Controller an.-; rontioiler cf Restricted Exports, 8.6. Mr. Giltnour's talk will be the fi one of a series of three on this
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    CHINESE WILL CELEBRATE NEW YEAR -BY "BOMBING" HITLER
    470 2 CHINESE WILL CELEBRATE NEW YEAR -BY "BOMBING" HITLER (I ni)iiur slid Reportei I ll' jronr fceliiißs aboul Hitler hi* Uu- .imi- as mine -and l*m pitity ■lire Uu > raiuiDi be ©Iherwis*don*l worry, tot r > 1 1 n<>( i;*- long before you v. ill have ;i chance t«» lei
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    MOUNTAIN MUDHOUSE IS EUROPEAN HOME
    492 2 THIS COUNTRY'S LONELIEST HABITATION The Browns Arc Malaya's 1 Highest- Livers (TRira m; staff reportbr) 4 TWO-STOREY HOUSE I*l II I <>» Ml I). THE INTERIOR OF THE ROOMS O! WHICH ARE DECORATED WITH W \l.|.PAPER IM k( H ASi:i) PROM A GLASGOW STOKI IN
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    26 2 IA German tnilor has promis cl gift of ;i new pair of trousers tc the first (i< imaii sdldier who c soners. the Oei man i
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    BOTH FEET GONE, SINGS SONG OF THANKSGIVING
    242 2 HERE'S LOYALTY FOR YOU (Tribune Stall" Reporter) ALTHOUGH lie has lost both n leet, IK-year old Raphael Faieoloa, a Loyalty Island native, known m Singapore shipping circles and at present In the Sydney Hospital m Australia. is happy. So happ> m fact that
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      34 2 A.R. P(EACHES) England are go- K%*%£ inL> intn ARI> XIVW^T Wh,n V the Him batch [i t y 't came along t.. recruit thf warden dubbed them A. U. Peaches. The name has stuck.
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    2 MEN HAVE SOLVED PROBLEM OF LEAVE
    206 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) QN the hunt for a Sunday Tribune story this week, I stumbled acrcss a Rood one, right under my very nose, m our office itself. It's a tale of two brothers m their early forties Ifunisamy and Veerasamv. They look
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    America Saves Local Platinum Blondes From Becoming War Casualties
    333 3  - America Saves Local Platinum Blondes From Becoming War Casualties LORRAINE STREETER Now Women Breathe Freely Again (By (SINGAPORE'S PLATINUM BLONDES WHO WERE FACED WITH THE PROSPECT OF LOSING THEIR ALLURING BLONDE LOCKS WHEN WAR BROKE OUT CAN NOW BREATHE FREELY As Germany is the home of the dyes needed for
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    BLONDIE
    82 3 Miss Lucille Xicholson is a blonch' but m spite of tho wa; 1 she's still happy .Miss Nicholson was not among those who "T^ thought they'll have had to turn brunette or red head when ttio war started. You see. Lucille's an American and she patronises American goods. If
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    "Those Horrid Malayans"
    89 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) c;ir ntd cut last year m **»'ng dorian jam, tree tomato ,",< W* tomato jam. curried j***en, curried shellfish, eoeontmhui 1 mar osU en and Th 1 how ever dees not rt»t« has ynf^ ri ln > m i" or example neithpr h rT
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    CONIFERS GROW IN MALAYA
    80 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) pONIFEROUS trees growing m Malaya Incredible as it may seem these trees do grow here. Various areas of secondary jungle m the Cameron Highlands have been planted with conifers both for aesthetic purposes, and as a possible source of firewood. Seeds of many
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    Memorial Hall Concert
    81 3 Singapore, Saturday. SINGAPORE music lovers will be pidO ing a worthy cause, and at the same time enjoy themselves when they patronise the organ recital arranged m aid cf the Molaya Patriotic Fund, at the Victoria Memorial Hall to- morrow night, commencing at 9.15 p.m. An excellent
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    Exhibition Of China Painting
    126 3 Exhibition Of China Painting (Tribune Staff Reporter) AX exhibition of Chinese painting and penmanship will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce m m Feb. 9 to 15 inclusive. Organised by the Amoy Association. the exhibition will be m aid of the China Relief Fund More than 500 paintings
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    "Armament" King Lives In Chinatown
    265 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) IN a dismal little shop hous? m Tanjong Pagar Road lie» Sing a pr.rc's counterpart of England's «reat knifr mnnufacturinu centre. She (field. Here Ho Mnig, a middle:ig?d Chine r, fashions about thirty to forty knives a day. Ho Meng's industry, however,
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    Plane Builder
    16 3 Plane Builder Mr. Yeong Hong Wai. one of the expert craftsmen at the model airplane factory.
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    You Can Buy An R.A.F. Plane For $150
    559 3 IN SINGAPORE TO-DAY fJLANCING at the row of gleaming propeller blades, the uniform line of sleek, smooth shapes of the aeroplanes assembled on the factory conveyor made me think of pictures we so often see these days of the interior of an
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    WE CAN WHAT WE CAN'T EAT
    314 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) MALAYA has adopted the Canadian adage of "We eat what we can, and we can what we can't. v For Canadians have bo much tish around their shores that they decided putting the surplus fish m tins and j marketing 'em,
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    37 3 Under thfi Defence Regulations, the Minister of Transport has made the Railways (Demurrage Charges) Order, 1939, which authorises the railway companies to increase the demurrage charges for railway wagons, containers, and sheets, and reduces the 'free time."
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    Two Months' Gaol For Jewel Thief
    104 4 Two Months' Gaol For Jewel Thief Singapore, Saturday. S'^^nme!,"''.' 11"1! 115' riS '>r°'' S a young Indian whu recently pleaded guilty to a chaw of theft of jewel" and cas»i amounting to SI7S from a safe m his employer's shop. The accused. K. Ramasamy, also admilted two previous convictions of
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    Sent Back To Gaol
    118 4 PF~T\ RErtTED had chaiacter wai v, day sentenced to two PiOnth* 1 ri^CGUs (mprisonmcilt by M». I!. Watson hi the Third Police Court, when he pleaded guiHv to charge i.l luiiering iii hj. 1 lutit uitli intfnt to commit .1,1 oiferte. iv-xaidecn. was arrested by a
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    26 4 Not a d.iy pa. c^cs m Po'a:d Without individual and collective executions, declaies a memorandum from the Polish Government ooucerning UlO h n the German regime.
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    WHY WE MUST HAVE WAR LOTTERIES
    1126 5 W f£t ct l f Sl22 6 °B On One Day At The Races, Gave $15,000 In One Month To The Malaya Patriotic Fund I fKlSweek we .sent out Tribune Staff Reporter Lorraine Streeter to] cofec* a story about war lotteries. She went one
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    SIR JOHN PEDALS TO WORK
    46 5 Sir John Trail, 63-year-old Director ol !»u!)!ici(y for the Fat E«Tst, cycles to his work at the Ministry of Information m these petrol-rationed days. He retired last year from Ihe Diplomatic Service. His yonitgfer brother is Jloris KarfoeT, star of Hollywood
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    COMMDR. JOLLY LEAVES £1,200
    64 5 Commander Richard Frank Jolly, R.N., of White Lodge, Bcughton Monchelsea, near Maidstone, Kent, commander of H.MS. Mohawk, who died en October 17 from wounds received In rction. left £1,203 6s 7d., with net personalty. £1.009 18s. 9d. Commander Jolly, who was 43, remained on the bridge
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    IRISH DRAW TO CONTINUE
    165 5 London, Jan. i:>. THERE is no truth m reports thai the Irish Hospitals Trust largest sweepstake m the world— is to close down. A flat denial of these reports was given to me yesterday by Mr. Jack O'Sheehan, Hospitals Trust publicity chief, writes a reporter. "Like
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    "What A Nuisance," Says Woman When Plane Crashes
    414 5 London, Jan. 20. A LITTLE grirl, five women, and an Army officer wore aboard an Imperial Airways air liner which crashed at B British airport while taking off for Alexandria. The two engines of the 'plane were smashed off and hurled 50
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    Robert Montgomery (With Coat) Arrives
    271 5 Robert Montgomery (With Coat) Arrives Paris. Jan. 2* OOBERT MONTGOMERY, nrat Hollywood screen star to brave the war cone, lias reached Paris— en r ute for London —m a '"w «> ton" fur coat. "I slept In it lor two nighl he told a reporter to night. "It islonly'racoon, you
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    40 5 "What a city to loot," said Blucher when riding Urn.ugh London after the battle of Waterloo. "Loot"— that is the Nazi religion—the bludgeoning of the little man and tlie robbing him of his iessJons whether they be gold or territory.
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      91 5 »4 uiOßms JJj** P»rasltB§. In addition to causing: ravenous appetite. Jm/m\ jnatfestlon. leanness, and a stannsr roat. can so weaken y^L%MJ m a l yst «m of the infected dog that his vitality Is sapped J| *?a nla very life endangered. No doe can bo completely Bk^fl F°tected from worm
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      119 5 j&: DIAI^iIDDI CT UAMC ■■■>^„~'>4 H. ins i^e s^h<tP Soak for four hours m cold I the Bp *°'hich P r> I water and then completely cover prOCeSS t kr well known j the Ham with a thick pastry of pincapp fl t ivoiu Flavour Lne on j IMace m
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    946 6  - A Woman Peeps A t Singapore. VERA ARDMORE BY -^L» ANE of the brightest functions of the season was the Malayan Rugger Eall held at Raffles on Saturday, Jan. 27. Popular dances like the Paul Jones and Boomps-a^Daisy broke the ice and contributed largely to the fun of the evening
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    To Art For Charity
    283 6 To Art For Charity Left, Patricia Finigan and below Eric Gri-ffith-Jones, two members of the cast m "I Killed the Count" which is to be produced at the Victoria Theatre m aid of the Malaya Patriotic Fund. (Studio Le Marquis)- by Mrs. A. J. Franks, of j£t black trimmed at
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    BIG CHARITY DRIVE AT CAMERON HIGHLANDS
    290 7 THERE arc to t> tt" at Cameron Highlands > next week-end. Regul Idents have banded them.selves togettl i Cameron Highlands Society's drive to aid th trtotie Fund, and from what I have been able to gather the various efforts to fc>e made rod bid
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    Shopping News
    325 7 THOSE who are planning to visit cool- er climes will do well to inspect the coats and suits now displayed by Palais des Modes, of Stamford Road Since these embody all the newest fa* Small waists, loi ickets, check and plain mat comb: .:v a half- and halt
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    SINGAPORE J. P. T RANSPLANTS A CORNER OF CHINA
    300 7 SINGAPORE J. P. T RANSPLANTS A CORNER OF CHINA HIDDEN away m Siglap is a little corner of China of which few pff.ple are aware for m the grounds surrounding his residence, Mr Chine Kee Sun, J.P., has laid out a beautiful Chinese garden. In kti beauty and faithfulness to
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, February 4, 1940. No Inflation
    511 8 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, February 4, 1940. No Inflation measure of inflation inevitable," declared a Malayan company chairman at the outbreak of the war. but after over four months of hostilitk-s the fear is not yet realised. True there has been an allround increase in commodity prices and costs, followed with
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    WAR need not HOLD UP POLITICAL PROGRESS
    1068 8  - WAR need not HOLD UP POLITICAL PROGRESS C. H. Stanley Jones By COUNCIL REFORM NOT A DEAD ISSUE QOME doubt has been expressed by friends m regard to my statement last week that the war would help to brin# about important changes m the Government of the Colonial Empire. My
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      187 8 JT you advise (o% i »y. I HB> Tdß x-'v^ .^MWy is the answer During convalescence, Angier's bowel irregularities, promotes nortmulsion is invaluable for healing mal, healthy appetite, overcomes and strengthening the weakened nervous depression, and greatly system. After pleurisy, bronchitis, mci itality orany fflness affecting the chest or ,>,_
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    HERE'S AN INVITATION TO MOUNT KOSCIUSKO
    78 9 HERE'S AN INVITATION TO MOUNT KOSCIUSKO Who umtldn't enjoy a day's skiing with two companions as charmlug as these young Australian gins? They're off to test the ski slopes a: Australia's famous winter sport centre, Mt Kosciusko, and they lo^k o.s thr.ugh they mean business m those smart windcheaters andivorkmanhkc
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    WAR HAS MADE AUSTRALIA THE MECCA OF MALAYAN HOLIDAYMAKERS
    2227 9 We Swelter While They Freeze I y You're Therein 3Days gINGAPOREAXS WHO WOULD NORMALLY BE SPENDING THEIR LEAVE IN THE OLD COUNTRY THIS YEAR ARE FACED WITH THE PROBLEM OF WHERE TO GO NOW THAT THE WAR HAS COMPLICATED TRAVEL TO
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    Send Your Child To An Australian School
    262 9 Send Your Child To An Australian School "yor "«y not inf l Winchester ir Australia" says Mr. L. H. Chidsoa, author of the accompanying informative article <;n that country, "I*ut you will fird schools that are building up the same traditions as tkcir famous counterparts at home."* "Australia m her
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    TERRIBLE ORDEAL OF SUBMARINE'S VICTIMS
    454 10 HITLER'S WARFARE DRIVES MEN MAD TWKVTV s v London. Feb. 3. |WENTI survivors of the crew of 88 of the Greek steamer Eleni Siathontas. 9,000 tons, torpedoed early on Sunday morning who were landed at a small Irish Ashing village on Thursday afternoon had sufficiently
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    BROADCAST SPEECH
    49 10 London. Feb. 3. 11 BROADCAST by the Secretary for t the Colonies (Mr. Malcolm Mac- Donald the High Commissioner for New Zealand and Lord Bledisloe. on the occasion or the New Zealand centenary, will be heard on Feb. 6. at 7.30 a.m. GMT, on several wavelengths.—British Wireless.
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    Cruiser In Tropical Seas 102 Days
    229 10 Cruiser In Tropical Seas 102 Days London. Fell. 3. IT is pointed out m nuval circles to-day that when the Achilles joined battle with the Graf Spec she had steamed I'M. OOO miles since her last refit. Ships of the Royal Navy have been at sea on an average of
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    SIEGFRIED LINE NOW AN OPEN SECRET
    242 10 London, Feb. 3. J^.A.F. photographs of the Siegfried Line released to the British Press today, reveal Britain's intimate knowledge of the situation behind the enemy lint s. British aircraft have flown along the whole length of the Siegfried Line, sometimes not more than a
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    BOUNDARY QUESTION TO BE SETTLED
    63 10 BOUNDARY QUESTION TO BE SETTLED Tokyo. Feb. 3. ni'SSIA, Outer Mongolia, Japan and Manchukuo have agreed t«, torm two General Commissions to deal with Questions connected with th;- Manchukuo and Outci Mcn^olian border, it was levealcd m a Press Confc.cnce by Foreign Office spokesman. The first Commission will negotiate bouiidary
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    BRITISH SHIPPING INCREASES
    193 10 BRITISH SHIPPING INCREASES London, Feb. 3. THE weekly journal Economist, commenting on the control and co-ordination by the Admiralty of the construction .md repair of both merchant and naval vessels as from Feb. 1. reviews Britain's present building: ca pacify of merchant ships. The Journal says: "At the outbreak of
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    'IMPROPER' NEWS LED TO AMERICAN'S ARREST
    297 11 'IMPROPER' NEWS LED TO AMERICAN'S ARREST Young Might Be Tried By Military Court Tokyo, Feb. DETAILS oi charges against Mr. James Young Far Eastern Manager of International News Service, who was arrested at an hotel m Tokyo on Jan. 21 and detained, have since been revealed by a Foreign Office
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    COMPLETE A GREEMENT AT BALKAN PARLEY
    298 11 Belgrade, Feb. •">. piKST authoritative news of the progress of the Balkan Entente Conference is expected to be revealed to-night at a dinner given by M. Markovitch (Yugoslavia) to his fellow delegates. At the dinner both M Markovitch and M. Gafencu (Rumania) will make
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    Lord Mayor's Fund Passes Million Mark
    125 11 London, Feb. 3. PONGRATULATIONB from the Duke of Gloucester, at the B.E.F. headmiarters. on the Lord Mayor's Ked Cross Fund passing the million sterling mark were read at a Mansion House luncheon yesterday. His Highness expresses particular pleasure at seeing such splendid support received
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    CREW OF STARFISH & UNDINE SAFE
    45 11 CREW OF STARFISH UNDINE SAFE London, Feb. JIHE entire crewa Of the Starfish and Undine, British submarines lost near Heligoland, are accounted for. They are prisoners m Germany. A* far as is known none of the crew of the third submarine. Seahorse were saved. Reuter
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    CIVILIANS BOMBED IN FINLAND
    262 11 CIVILIANS BOMBED IN FINLAND Noel Baker Stockholm, Feb. 3. J'HE Labour M.l\ for Derby, Mr. Noel Haker, one of the Labour delegation to Finland now returning told Reuter: k 'lt is our unanimous view that m most cases civilians were made the object of deliberate attack by Russian air raiders.
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    Chinese Forces Battle In The Snow
    124 11  - Chinese Forces Battle In The Snow Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Feb. 3. \Tt.MEROUS sharp engagements between the Chinese and Japanese forces have taken place since Jan. 29 m the south-east and southwest of Tahung Mountain m Hupei m the midst of heavy snowfall. All Japanese attacks have been repulsed
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    CRAIGIE, ARITA CONFER AGAIN
    47 11 Tokyo. Feb. 3. WITH a view to settling try case at thr earliest nate a further meeting took place this morning between the Foreign Minister Mr. Aiita and the British Ambassador, Sir Rcbcri Craigie. m connection with the Asa ma Main incident. Reuter
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    67 11 London, Feb. 3. THE Ministry cf Food announces that since imports have come forward with remarkable regularity it is now possible to .supply for the present most varieties of bacon and ham at considerably reduced prices, to take effect on Monday. It should not be assumed that the present 'arge
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    U.S.A. DEMANDS FULL OPENING OF YANGTSE
    88 11 Shanghai, Feb. 1 1 American Ambassador, Mr. Nelson Johnson, is expected to present a demand for the opening of the Yangtse up to Jankow when he meets the Japanese Minister-at-large, Mr. botoitiatsu Kato, on his return to Shanghai from Hankow m a few days,
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    WOMEN UNABLE TO MAINTAIN INTEREST IN BADMINTON
    396 12 WOMEN UNABLE TO MAINTAIN INTEREST IN BADMINTON NEED FOR HARD TRAINING By "Phoenix" Singapore) often discussed m the columns of the press, one question which does not seem to have aroused much interest m quarters directly concerned is the indifference of women players to competitive badminton. Most of them are
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    Kinta Inter-Team Tourney
    462 12 Kinta Inter-Team Tourney (By "Gay Reveller" Perak) CEVEN teams will be competing lor v honours for the men's inter-team singles tourney, the first to be organised by the Kinta Badminton Association m 1940. Owing to the approaching Chinese New Year holidays which will interfere with the arrancrements of the standing
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    Souvenirs For Finalists
    212 12 Souvenirs For Finalists (By "Ouix" Johere) CONSIDERABLE interest is cenired on the annual general meeting of the Badminton Association of Malaya which takes place for the first time at Johore Bahru to-day. The meeting commences at 10 a.m. at the International Library. Mr. F. M. Still, president of the Johore
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    QUESTION OF OPENING STATE MATCHES TO ALL
    334 12 QUESTION OF OPENING STATE MATCHES TO ALL (By "Cess" Penang) •TO-DAY representatives from the various States m the Peninsula meet at Johore Bahru for the annual general meeting of the Badminton Association of Malaya. Penang is being represented by Mr. J. A. Montano. The views of the B.A.M. regarding the
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      111 12 TURNS BACK THE E CALENDAR Regains the vigour of his youth There is a certain old gentleman here m Malaya who has taken on a new lease m life. Passed middle age, he was becoming weak, feeble; felt that life held little more m store for him. Then came his
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    ALLEGED COUNTERFEIT BEER LABELS
    77 13 y Sin«:«p«r<v Satnrdav. D iu<» wMreUn wa§ tins mornins offernl three Chinese uho were produced befon Mr r ftSn iii Hie Third Pottce (uurt on a charge »r possession o r counterfoil ha r lal».-ls ...u. t roMtl corks at Kitchener Bead vc^tfrdav. \;lrr the charge
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    SURPRISE RAIDS BY
    98 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Saturday. THIRTV-sI.MN ChlnWH fn'tn Be--1 kok and Kampong .labi fell into the hand »f the Segamat PoliCM when ihr latter made svrprise raids rsUiiv limy ami took them In riistody. ioht up before Inche Rauf bin amat maglsthcy were charged with gambl.i
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    THE CARRICK
    33 13 A first -run Egyptian talk lod Cairo,' with super-imoased lea, will be shown to-night it the Garrick Theatre. Geyiang S€i There will be two performam hUy, ..t 6 IS and ii
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    MAN STAGES SIT DOWN "STRIKE" IN TREE
    319 13 ii FIRE BRIGADE FAILS TO DISLODGE HIM Sini»jn)(»re, Saturday. V Sit uYv\n virike* with a difference was performed by a SO-year-oW Indian, a( the junction olllnar and Dunman Koads this evenin;-. Hundreds of people wakhed Ihe man climb up a tree by the
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    174 13 Items From Malacca (Troiii Our Own C'onespondent) Malacca. Saturday. TUP. marriage took place on Weunes--1 day of Dr. i Markandu, cf the General Hospital, Malacca, and Mi.^s Leelavathie Anna John stall nurse Oenera] Hospital, Malacca. In the afternoon a rcci >tion wa« held at the Capitol Hall. The vei-y large
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    31 INJURED IN FIGHT
    69 13 AFKKK fight at an amusement park last night between a number of Malays and certain stall keepera of the park usuKrd m a casualty list of thirty -one. Nine Malays and two Chinese keepers, who received head injuries, were taken to the (ieneral Hospital. Twenty others
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    EXPORT TAX ON EGYPTIAN COTTON
    76 13 it la announced that a cotton export tax of 200 BtfUiems per hundred kiios will be imposed from Aim. 15. The Ministry of Finance declares that In the event of the United States Government .sub.sidi.sino; Ihe exports of American cotton, the Ministry will reIder the
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    SEQUEL TO COLLISION AT SERANGOON ROAD
    270 13 FOLDING the view that there waa insufficient evidence to convict the accused «*n the major charge but that there was sufficient vict him on the alternative charge, Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic District Judge, to-day imposed a line of $60 on Lieut. Hugh Huh
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    CONSTABLE SENT TO ASSIZES
    173 13 CONSTABLE SENT TO ASSIZES (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. WAI KHAN, a Pathan constable •A stationed at Sungei Besi, was committed to stand his trial at the next Assizes at the First Magistrate's Court this morning on a charge of housi'breaking. The allegation against the accused was that
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      768 13 ACHES AND PAINS DROVE HIM TO HOSI'ITAfJ Now feels years younger *i have been m hospital three times with gastric trouble and constipation I was always m agony and it was misery to do my work. I felt much better after the first supply ot Fynnon Salt. .now I can
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      730 13 ON THE AIR TO-DAY WHEN WHERE TO SINGAPORE ZHL 225 metres (Lfl mefs). ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mc!i). a.m. H.OO Military Band music played by the Band of H. M. Grenadier Guards. 11 15 Light Orchestral Concert played by the Se a View Hotel Orciicstia, directed by A. Borshadsky, relayed
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    CHANGI GUNNERS DEFEAT JOHORE IN ROUSING GAME
    334 14 SPEED WAS DECISIVE (From Our Own Reporter) Johore Bahru, Saturday. f JpIK U.A. (Chanel) defeated Johore by 14 {Joints (one goal, one penalty goal and two tries) to three points (a penalty tfoal) m a rugby match played here this afternoon. Tl-wi annamnr
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    Sports' Club Meeting
    138 14 Singapore, Saturday. TIIK follow m» wore elected Ofllcc 1 bearers of the Ceylon Spnr.s Club for 1!UO. at a meeting held at the Clubhouse on Balastier Plain, to-day. President. Dr. N. MooiaUiamby Vice-President, Mr. Ben Dudley; Hon Secretary, Mr v Paramsothy; Hon Treasurer. Mr p. Retnasabapathy: chairman
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    BROADCAST FOR MALAYAN MALAYALAMS
    177 14 BROADCAST FOR MALAYAN MALAYALAMS WHAT is believed to be the first broadcast m Bfalayalam yet heard m Bf&laya will be given at 5.45 p.m. on Monday, Fob. 5. The speaker will be Mr. M R. Ramakrishna Pillai, a distinguished barrister irom Travancore, who is visiting Malaya. Mr. Ramakrishna Filial will
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    DRAWN INTER-STATE HOCKEY MATCH
    21 14 DRAWN INTER-STATE HOCKEY MATCH 'From Our Own C rrespondent) Malacca, Saturday. Malacca and Negri drew at hockey, the score being three
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    COLTS WIN
    42 14 Singapore. Saturday. In a hockey friendly played at Seletar tc-day the Singapore Colts Hockey Club first team beat the RAF hockey first eleven by four goals to nil. Scorers were R. Frank «2>. M Armstrong 1' and S. Moreira (1)
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    NORTH TEAM FOR ANNUAL HOCKEY
    68 14 NORTH TEAM FOR ANNUAL HOCKEY (From Oui Own Reporter) Kuala Lurnpi.r. Saturday. TIU following have been select--1 cd to represent the North m th t annual hockey match against the South: F. K. Toft (Perak); La Brooy (Selanfor), Heng Tek (Perak); \ijeiK.iam SeUinfor), r. Carson (Perak) CapV, Kok Henf (Selanfor);
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    Selangor's Splendid Victory
    188 14 <From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. AFTER a ek rica of missed chances m the first-half, Selangor, playing bettor as a team than ever before this season, scored four quick goals late m the sect ml-half againsi Perak who were unable to score m the inter-State
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    MARINE HOSTEL EMPLOYEE CHARGED
    127 14 Singapore. Saturday. AN application for the magistrate noi to accept, the accused's plea of guilty was made by Court Inspector D R. Ccwie, m the Third Police Court this morning, m tho case m which Harun bin Mohamed, a 47-year-o'd Eng-'ish-.speukinr, Malay, employed m tho Marine
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    PLAYING AT SEA VIEW
    32 14 The Trio Grarados, who are now supplying the cabaret turns at the Adctahi and Sea View Hotels. In this act Miss Elsa is playing the violin upside down.
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    JOHORE OFFICER MARRIES
    178 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. WAX Abdul Rahim bin Ngah, second lieutenant attached to the Johore Military Forces and son of Capt. Haji Wan Ngah was married tc Inche Zahrah binti Mohamad daughter of the late Inche Mohannd bin Jaa'far and a niece of Lt.
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    STRIKERS SENT TO
    232 14 STRIKERS SENT TO At n, Singapore, Saturd,. A I the continued hearing^ cas^ against eleven strike! the Singapore Harbour Board r yard, six of whom were eCiJu yesterday, Mr. L. C. Goh |S Magistrate, sentenced the remain' to-day to various terms of j m n* The charges against the accuse
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    UNLA WFUL SOCIETY CHARGES
    148 14 Singapore, Saturday. TWO Hainanese, Tan Chhiuii| Ib. f and Lim Ti> leng, of the on g Straat Malakka, appeared before Mi J. L. iMcFall m (he ciiminal dtstnr, v court this morning on charfes t i being members of an unlawful ciety. Both claimed tria 1
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    PLEA FOR PRISON INSTEAD OF ROTAN
    319 14 PLEA FOR PRISON INSTEAD OF ROTAN Singapore, Saturday. A VAIN appeal fora further month's imprisonment, instead of six J strokes of the rotan, was made by Al)dul Salam, a young Moha- j, meddan Indian, when he pleaded against sentence and conviction on a charge of theft from a dwelling. Accused
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    26 14 Polonium knew what he was talking ib ut y/hen he said that "loan oft los- eth both itself and friend." That has b^en Jerry Bateson's experience.
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    68 14 "1 Discovery by the police of 12 tr containing Spanish trea>ures to bo worth yx vm-.U hundred P°uD*,^ led to the arresi ol two m°u »rC? woman m the Paris district. I I Imports into the Union of*;, Africa from Great Bruainw" United Statrs have steadily inc. m the Past
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    COLTS HOLD ANNUAL MEET AT K. LUMPUR
    299 15 STRONG LOCAL TEAM fj I ''Singapore Colts Hockey Clv»/ wiH c traveling t<> Kuala Lu«P«r U) participate m theefrfeth annual "coltsT' meet to i, c held during the Chinese New )iiir j kll|id;i>> where they will m('(t the Penan*, Pen*, Negri Sembilan and
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    BILLIARDS AT S.C.C.
    60 15 THE following ate tics m UM C.C. Billiard tournarr.eh' [or tt MONDAY R R r-Muli Carl Lawson (-25* TUESDAY 1. H.B. Bowerman (115) v. A. Crimes (-40-. WEDNESDAY w. Mcßtath (fJO) v A F Hunter (-IOOi. THURSDAY H Coltman (-7St v H M. Veunlk (tio>. FRIDAY. HE
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    Fairer Park Soccer
    64 15 T^ c Sports Club will meet the jonore state Prison ut soccer on Tu£S- -vening at Farrer Park. The kickw wiU be at 5 15 p.m. JohmTcl] P n anticipated, as the &m ?h C Pr T''T XI is the champion 2/ n S J()hore Bahru soccer
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    SEGAMAT HOSPITAL CLUB TENNIS
    303 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) amat, Saturday. JHK lawn tennii tournament of the Segamat Hospital Club waa ''••uvrht i- g dose when two finals were played on the club couri >re a large and distinguished gathering. kwd tennis waa provided and there were few upsets. A 'eaturc
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    BOWLING STARTS AT CRICKET CLUB
    95 15 THE Bowling Green at the Singapore 1 Cricket Club will be re-opened on Friday. Feb. 23. with a match between Captain's team and the Vice-Captain's team. Members wishing to play m this match are asked to .sign lists In the bar or to communicate their
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    TEAMS FOR MUAR SCHOOL SOCCER
    162 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. DIGHT schools have entered for this years junior inter-school football competition. The first match will t>e played off on Monday. Feb. 5. The competition is open to all schools m Muar and players must be under 4 feet 8
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    MUAR HOCKEY
    37 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. j Six goals were shared when the Muar Chinese met the Normal Class Student Teachers m a friendly hockey match played at the Muar Hospital Club padang on Thursday.
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    Muar Celebrations In Aid Of Patriotic Fund
    284 15 (From Our Own C< prespondent) PREPARATIONS an being made to hold a show on the Muar Club padangon Muharam (Mohamaden New Year) night. The entire profits of the show will be m aid of the Patriotic and Muar ParkFunds The shew which is
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    Transferred From Muar
    237 15 Transferred From Muar (Fioni ()ur Own on ospondent) Muar, Saturday. MUAR has lost an outstanding hockey player In the person of N. Stanley who has Left Muar for Kluang. Stanley is undoubtedly the best hockey the State forward line m heckjey. forward In Muar and last year he led Stanley
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    Inquiry Into Death Of Tamil
    208 15 Inquiry Into Death Of Tamil (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Saturday. "MO evidence has been brought forward to throw any criminal blame on Mr. Branda for the death of the Tamil cooly." remarked Inche Rauf bin Mohamed Sa'at, the SegaCoroner. when returning a verdict of death by misadventure at end
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      94 15 Tide Table TO-DAY. Hifch Water: 6 57 A.M. 8.3 ft. 9.12 P.M. 7.6 ft. TO -MORROW. High Water: 8.14 A.M. 8.5 ft 10.08 P.M. 8.1 ft. 1 FEBRUARY SPOON TWFNTY-TWO c ards were taken out fo? 1 February Spoon < Stapleford* at the Keppe] Golf Club and the fcliowinj scores
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    NAZI 'UNIFORMED GANGSTERS' CONDEMNED
    830 16 OLIVER STANLEY SPEAKS AS WAR MINISTER "WE HAVE ONE AIM —TO WIN THE WAR" w r.T» ,r^ LONDON, FEB. 3. EH U E ONLY ONE WAR AIM -TO WIN THE WAR— IF WE VCft COMPLISH THAT PEACE SHALL BE LASTING," DECLARED MR. OLIVER STANLEY, THE NEW
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    89 16 lrr I 'melon, Fob. 3 IT i.s announced that the Swedish GovI n*f^fiL m S. nt are r ft nWnB a Home I Defence Corps to be supplementary to the »rmy and troops. They have been Placed under experts. Each local oreanl'Jtton will br linked with
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    ATROCITIES IN POLAND CONDEMNED
    190 16 ATROCITIES IN POLAND CONDEMNED A wave of unparalleled J cities and cruellies, the Au* nation Is not afraid m declares Cardinal liiond W mate of Pobnd, m a iJtT written from R, !me to of the American cier^ DCI J n!us 1S qU ted the Cardinal Blond entreats that there
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    WELTER OF CARNAGE IN FIN LAND
    248 16 WELTER OF CARNAGE IN FIN LAND Helsinki, Feb. 3.1 TWELVE people were killed wH a bomb hit an air raid shelter M fjjorneberg during yesterday's J tensive air raids on towns and™ es m Finland. One bmb ahoUl ■ht u<i cross mblem on a hospH and demolished the building, MJ
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    106 16 Story Of How Danish Ship Was Sunk Oslo, WMi PIGHT survivors of the DJj steamer Vidar (2060 tons) was sunk m the North Sea en nesday, w< n landed at StavaHFJ a Danish steamer. Sixteen oti" of the crew perished The Vidar was hombed by r LTB plane and the
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