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Title Section21 1940-02-06 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII -No. 31. FIVE CENTS. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1940 The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, February 6, 194021 words
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Article, Illustration724 1940-02-06 1 Ghastly Fate Of Trapped Soldiers Reuter. Helsinki, Feb. 6. ACCORDING to reports reaching here last night the Finns have won another big victory. The ISth Soviet Division, which was marooned for over a week at Kitela, north-east of Lake Ladoga, has beenReuter. - 724 words
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Article97 1940-02-06 1 Reuter. Haiifax, (Nova Scotia), Feb. 6. DASSENGERS abcard an unnamtd British liner just (lurked here described an exciting encounter with a T-boat and the sudden appearance of Air Force pianes which probably damaged the submarine. A England the liner allow water and was forced toReuter. - 97 words
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55 1940-02-06 1 Berlin, Feb. 6. ANOTHER railway accident, in which ten people were killed, is officially announced. A goods train collided with a bus at a level crossing i n the Ocholt-Cloppenburg line. —Reuter. This is only one of half a dozen serious railway accidents in55 words
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Article23 1940-02-06 1 Reuter. Rome, Feb. 6. RUSSIA has called up the 1920 and 1921 classes, according to a Riga telegram to the Stefani Agency. Reuter.Reuter. - 23 words
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78 1940-02-06 1 Reuter. London, Feb. 6. riE Attcrney-Oneral has refused a fiat for arfippeal to be made to the House o Lords on behalf of Peter Barnes afl James Richards, who were senficed to death following the Cventry explosion.— Reuter. Several peoplefvere killed by theReuter. - 78 words
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Article249 1940-02-06 1 London, Feb. THE fifth meeting of the Allied Supreme War Council was rr in Paris Thj Council assembled in the morning and a fur ther meeting took place later in tnday. Prance was represented by .M. Daladier (Premier), M. Campinchi, M. uuy La Chambre, and249 words
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37 1940-02-06 1 Reuter. Paris, Feb. 6. TTHRKE million Poles are A estimated to have died since the beginning of September as a result of German oppressive measures, according to the Petit Parisien. Reuter.Reuter. - 37 words
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Article65 1940-02-06 1 Reuter. Stockholm, Feb. 6. V CONFERENCE between Swedish and Norwegian State railway representatives at Ostersund is reported to have agreed to diverting Swedish exports frcm the Baltic to Norwegian porta. At the time when Germany first seized Swedish cargoes of pulp certain Swedish producers tookReuter. - 65 words
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Article266 1940-02-06 1 Reuter. Zurich, Feb. 6. A BERLIN telegram to the Swiss newspaper Neve Deutsche Zeitunjr says that all new taxation and war economy plans which were ventilated In (iermany last month have been shelved for the time being. It is considered psychologically un- J wise to paceReuter. - 266 words
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Article29 1940-02-06 1 Reuter. London. Feb. 6. JT is understood that the Canadian Pacific liner, Beaverburn, of 10,000 tons, has been torpedoed and sunk in the Atlantic. —Reuter.Reuter. - 29 words
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Article35 1940-02-06 1 Reuter. Rome, Feb. 6. THE Yugoslav destroyer Ljubljana sank after striking a reef near Sebenico yesterday, according to a Belgrade telegram. It is feared that many of the crew perished.— Reuter.Reuter. - 35 words
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Advertisement62 1940-02-06 1 0 OTHER PAGES Pagr* Local Vagrancy Problem 2 Mimed Murder At Johore 3 Alleged Murder Sequel 4 hipping Controller's Duties 5 ;n;is 6 an d 7 j Review The News g mise To Bulgaria g rman Arms For Reds 9 ..it 10 and 11 H dio 12 t tassiffed Advertisements62 words
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Advertisement48 1940-02-06 1 aht mas am entwy caueo I C» N Q P. AN C E WlSt ALWAYS INSIST ON* Evelyn ArrftOvA cosmetics. |U^wjftff3BniKßlßX339^n9KHlHSff£?2'*' ul i*" i n». »n. i, MADE IN ENGLAND (Advertisement of The General Electric Co., Ltd., of England, Magnet House*' Sinyapoie.i i ft WP S. 219 A48 words
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272 1940-02-06 2 CEYLON'S EXAMPLE MAY BE EMULATED (Tribune Staff Reporter) rjEYLON'S example in taking care of its vagrants may be emulated by the authorities in Singapore if certain representations which are to be made to Government are adopted, the Tribune reliably understands. The Straits Settlements (Singapore)272 words
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Article33 1940-02-06 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Monday. Mr. N. A. Majoribanks. formerly, Deputy Public Prosecutor, F.M.S. was admitted as an advocate and Solicitor F.M.S. the Supreme Court this morning.33 words
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Article21 1940-02-06 2 Rotarian W. Allan Eley will address the Rotary Club of Singapore to-morrow on "Impressions of mv Rotary tour in the U.S.A."21 words
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Article141 1940-02-06 2 Singapore, Monday. RAJA GOPAL (35), a Tamil Hindu, this morning pleaded guilty in the second police court before Mr. Conrad Oldham on a charge of being drunk and disorderly at the junction of Pennefather Road. He was fined $1 or one day's simple imprisonment.141 words
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130 1940-02-06 2 Singapore. Monday. A CLAIM for $400.74 brought against a local lawyer, Mr. P. C. Nathan, by his former client, which was previously heard before Mr. G. L Howe, the Civil District Judge, was to-day withdrawn from hearing on application being made by the parties130 words
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284 1940-02-06 2 Singapore, Monday. "JHE Board must treat any application between you and a sub-tenant as a fresh application. We must consider each application on its merits," sold Mr. G. L. Howe, during the course of the Rent Assessment Board meeting held this afternoon. The meeting284 words
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83 1940-02-06 2 Singapore, Monday. SIX weeks' rigorous imprisonment, to be followed by six months' police supervision, was the sentence passed on two Cantonese, Ngong Sang (21) and ,A ng Kong (30) by Mr. Conrad Oldham in the second police court this morning on a charge of83 words
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Article28 1940-02-06 2 Mr. P. Todd, M.I., Mar. E. (London), formerly acting chief Instructor at the Government Trade School, Ipoh has returned to Singapore. Mr. Todd' has secured ttn appointment here.28 words
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Article111 1940-02-06 2 the 32nd annual general meeting of the Singapore Shorthand Writers' Association (Pitman's* held at the Association's premises, 10. Rangoon Road, on Sunday, the following were elected office bearers for 1940:— Patrons: Mr. M.R. Menon, F.I PS. Mr. Cheang Peng Moh; President: Mr. Loke Weng Chee; vice-president: Mr.111 words
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102 1940-02-06 2 The magnificent mansions of Messrs Aw Boon Haw and Aw Boon Par. Haw-Par Villa at 402, Panjang Read, and 3, Nassim Road will again be thrown open to vir'toic, on three successive days of th e Chinese Nev, Year, corrcspondm,, t Feb. 8 0 and102 words
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89 1940-02-06 2 Singapore, Monday. HAJI Salleh bin Haji Ibrahim (50), a Boyanese, was this afternoon acquitted in the second police court by Mr. Conrad Oldham without his defence being called upon, on a charge thi-t he en Nov. 29 last at Singapore assaulted a woman intending89 words
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Article99 1940-02-06 2 Singapore, Monday. ONG EX CHUAN, a middle-aged Eng-lish-speaking Chinese, was sentenced to-day by Mr. Kenneth M. Byrne, Fourth Magistrate, to a fine of $350 or in default to undergo five months' rigorous imprisonment on a charge of distilling liquor without a licence at Kampong Yco99 words
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Article37 1940-02-06 2 .(From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Monday. At Hie Malacca Rotary Ciub tea meeting held ud Friday afternoon at the Malacca rest house. Rotarian P. G. Pamadasa spoke on Malacca road names and their historical association.37 words
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Article377 1940-02-06 2 Singapore, Monday. A STORY of how he was stopped by three men while travelling along Orchard Road on the morning of Christmas Eve and robbed of $50 cash was related in the Criminal District Court by 73-year-old Au Meng Liang, a money-changer in Orchard Road377 words
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498 1940-02-06 2 Singapore, Ifoi QENTENCE of death was passed by the Hon. Mr. Justice Pedlo 3 the Assize Court to-day, on Teh Ah See, alias Teoh Teh Al who was unanimously found guilty by a special jury, after a fi hearing on «i charge of having498 words
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Article90 1940-02-06 2 Singapore, Monday. TENGKU Abdullah bin PeUa <4< Malay residing at Suliari 1 Singapore, appeared before Mr rad Oldham in the second po i this afternoon and was chai deceiving Mr. Gean Fob to 1 him a pair of gold bangles, a pair earrings and a locket,90 words
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Article154 1940-02-06 2 Singapore. Monday. KANG Bag Heck, a Hokkien, pleaded guilty this morning in the second police court before Mr. Conrad Oldham on a charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of $72. On the application of Court Inspector W Such accused was granted 48 hours police154 words
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169 1940-02-06 2 Singapore, Tuesda> SETTLEMENT has been reached between fitters, mechanics ami other skilled workers employed by Chinese engineering est a blishments in Singapore and their employers, as a result of which the strike of about 1,000 men has been called off and work will be169 words
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Advertisement53 1940-02-06 2 OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET. THONE SSOB. SINGAPORE. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. AGENTS: ■CKKMBAN POI BROS. MALACCA HONG CHYE CO., LUMPUR WENG HENG LOONG, ir. RON CHEE, KLANG LEE ENG TEH, EH* LEE AH WENG. PEN AM; GENERAL PRODUCE AGENCY, LTD. BRANCHES: OVERSEA-CHINESE53 words
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Advertisement56 1940-02-06 2 DOCTORS CHOOSE I HUMANISED TRUFOOD FOR JHfeTUEIR I -After Humanised Trufood, from the lOtkUo ihe 24th month—FOLLOW-ON TRUFOOI--1 a com plete diet allowing for the progress** I introduction of solids. Ooiainable Irom The Medical Hall, Ltd., The Federal DispenAy, Ltd., Singapore. Kuala Lumpil The Dispensary (1929), Ltd., Penang. Mi wmm56 words
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378 1940-02-06 3 Johore Assize Court Hearing (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Monday. eye-witness' account of an alleged stabbing incident in Kambou, Kota Tinggi, in the early hours on the morning of Dec. 2, in a Chinese, Ah Hony. was fatally injured, was Riven in378 words
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Article81 1940-02-06 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. FO labourers, an Indian and a Chinese who were working in a foundry near Sungei Siput were removed to the Ipoh Hospital on Saturday, suffering from burns. The men. it is understood, were working with molten iron when there was81 words
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Article, Illustration18 1940-02-06 3 lb Andrew Thng Tai Yong and Mss Sophie Pang, after their recent marriage la Singapore.18 words
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Article373 1940-02-06 3 From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, Monday. YOUNG English-speaking Chinese named Chan Cheng Ean was sentenced to a total of six months' rigorous imprisonment by Tunku Abdullah, the first Magistrate, Alor Star, on three charges of criminal breach of trust of monies amounting to $245,373 words
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132 1940-02-06 3 (Fiom Our Own Correspondent; Muar. Monday. FO Chinese, Chong Kirn Tai and Lee Ah Hong, were this morning produced Tuan Sheikh Abu Baker bin Yjahya and charged with being found in possession of 17 leaf packets and four tins of chandu other than132 words
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Article22 1940-02-06 3 An address on "The French Army, its traditions and its music." will be heard from the B B C. at 9.50 to-night.22 words
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258 1940-02-06 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Monday REMARKING that the capacity of the still was 64 gallons, and that the still was ccpable of pioducing 1 to gallons cf liquor an hour, and also th»* twelve jars of fermented nee were found, Inch? Abdul Raof258 words
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Article192 1940-02-06 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Monday. A VERDICT of death by misadventure was returned by Mr. J. G. Rappoport, the Malacca Coroner, yesterday at the conclusion of an inquiry, conducted by Inspector C. H. Giam, inuo the death of Chao Chuan Chin, a two-year-old female child,192 words
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Article279 1940-02-06 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Monday. A GATHERING to bid farewell to Dr. M. Dodsworth, District Superintendent of the Methodist Mission. Penang, and Mrs. Dodsworth. who will be leaving Penang on Wednesday, followed by a tea party given by members of the Wesley Church andfthe Anglo-Chinese279 words
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Article132 1940-02-06 3 THAI a United Eurasian Association of Malaya be formed, the nominee to the Legi?»la tive Council to be elected by the association, is a proposal from Penang which will be discussed by Eurasians from all over Malaya at their conference en Thursday, and on Friday in Singapore.132 words
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65 1940-02-06 3 A party of five from Government House visited the Alhambra last night and saw the semi historical film "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex." The party consisted of His Excellency the Governor and Lady Thomas. Capt. R. A. Gywn, ADC Mr L H65 words
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Article63 1940-02-06 3 The band of the Straits Settlement; Police will play to-day at Farr r Park at 5.30 p.m. under the direction of Mr. J C Hitch, L R A.M.. A R C M.. R.M.S.M.: March Martial Moments" Winter; overture "Joly Robbers' Suppe; selection "Top H;if J Berlin; "Stories of63 words
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Advertisement73 1940-02-06 3 l Box Office IV 3.15. 6.15. 9.15 n U f M C if Morning Shows rnvj IN t I \J[AiAy(\ s\4ort MODERN ihurs.. Fri., Sat *i IOC) t l? U am O It's Here At Lastl faramount production V r^^s ROBERT 1>,,N1 /vaii i Axin PRESTON MISS MILLAND jppoRTFD STAR73 words
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Advertisement95 1940-02-06 3 No matter what the conditions, ICEBERG BUTTER is protected at all times from deterioration or contamination. This pure creamery butter is scaled in an air-tight container and is obtainable everywhere. 'PHONE: SINGAPORE 5376 (5 lines), K. LUMPUR 3331 (3 lines), IPOH 110 111 (2 lines), PENANG 1500 1501, BUTTER WORTH95 words
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Article630 1940-02-06 4 PRELIMINARY INQUIRY INTO TWO CHARGES Singapore, Monday. 4 SEQUEL to an alleged assault by four Chinese on two compatriots, one of whom died some time later in the Tan Tock Seng Hospital, aras heard before Mr. L. C. Goh., Fifth Magistrate, to-day, when the preliminary630 words
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Article87 1940-02-06 4 (From Our Own Reporter* Kuala Lumpur. Monday. k CHINESE detective accidentally shot J\ another Chinese yesterday afternoon at Birch Read when removing his revolver from his holster. The detective is attached to the Selangor Detective Branch. The bullet went through the man's arm and penetrated the87 words
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Article131 1940-02-06 4 i T the ninth annual genera] meeting ol the Chettiars 1 «Nattukkottan Chamoer cf Commerce. tJie fjilcwing officers vverc elected: President. Ml. At. K. Pi. M. MeyaoiChettiar; fice-president, Mr. Sp. K. A Bhanmugam Chettiar, secretary, Mr. Ar. A. Rm. Nachiappa 1 GLe&ar; assistant secietaiy. Mr131 words
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Article593 1940-02-06 4 (From Our Own Reporter.) Ipoh, Monday. PUBLICITY on the problem of State war lotteries and the desirability of running them under Government supervision provided the subject for a debate, the first of its kind in th e country, at the premises of the Kinta Indian593 words
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Article155 1940-02-06 4 Singapore, Monday. VEE SEX (27), a Cantonese, pleaded guilty this morning in the second police court before Mr. Conrad Oklham on a charge of theft of a leather bag containing a coat, a pair of trousers (R.A.F. uniform) and a pair of stockings at Handy155 words
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Article106 1940-02-06 4 TO-DAY Latest timeMails for of posting AFRICA East and South (by Air) 500p ir BURMA (by Air» 5.00 p.m. GREAT BRITAIN EUROPE penerally (by Am 5.00 p.m. HONG KONG v <by Am 5.00 p.m. INDIA (by Am 5.00 p.m INDOCHINA (by Steamer I 1.00 p.m INDO-CHINA (by Air)106 words
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Article58 1940-02-06 4 This month's new moon day, which falls on Feb. 7. will be celebrated under the patronage of Mr. B Y. B Eramanishamy, at the Singapore Buddhist Temple at 16, Oulram Road. The agenda will b P as usual. A rmon in Sinhalese will tv> delivered by ;he resident prk.-t. Bhikkhu58 words
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Advertisement261 1940-02-06 4 I' 5 lil musicalTl A IHSTJJjiKHTS 7fs> military r~ 1 Mil AND faH i 1 k M BOY SCOUT ap|pgjgsmf BANDS WwtM \mWu please 9 QBfl 'rf/ 'V' SEND l J X-O ILLUSTRATED "1 2 r \Xyv-| 1 SEASON Co., Ltd. jgtfflHT V 11} NORTH BRIDGE ROAD •NEW HUDSON^ THE261 words
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Advertisement302 1940-02-06 4 How I got rid of MIDDLE-AGED SKIN although I'm "ALL my friends want tokno i f nave done tc make so young. I have just celebi 50th birthday. My face was Qi complexion dull ar-. 1 sallr« very middle-aped Thin 1 n women who had amazing nfcults using Tokalon Skinfood302 words
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Miscellaneous95 1940-02-06 4 CAPITOL: "The Wizard of Oz."— 3.15, 615 and 9.15 p.m. ALHAVIBRA: "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex."—3.ls, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CATHAY: "Beau Geste."_3.ls, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. ROXY: 'Rains Came."—6 15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH: "Sohnimahiwal. 615 and 9.15 p.m. THEATRE ROYAL: "Chintamani."— 6.15 and 9 35 p.m.95 words
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1748 1940-02-06 5 Broadcast Speech From Singapore Singapore, Tuesday. ,'ALK presenting another Malayan aspect of economic war was 1 iivere f l over the B.M.B.C. last night by Mr. R. A. Gilmour, Shipping Controller and Controller of Restricted Imports. r.ilmour said: :ht r talk in this series1,748 words
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Article150 1940-02-06 5 Singapore, Monday. TWELVE more couples were wedded at the third mass marriage of the year at the Chinese ConsulateCentral on Saturday afternoon. Mr. S. K. Cheng, Vice-consul, representing the Chinese Consul-General, performed the ceremony. The following were the couples: Mr. Tsun Kee Tsu and Mi:..s Chia Miang150 words
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Advertisement84 1940-02-06 5 What did the I j Surveyor say —/V I las he surreyed V| J I the bar? Jk I l I Good -vcs, Johnnie Walker is blended I M C from ..II the finest whiskies of Scotland. t, 9 1820 J|W Old -each of them is matured for years !j84 words
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Advertisement83 1940-02-06 5 rt If Iff I 1 I 1 I p LIMONPOP You'll thoroughly enjoy IWH the c ol clean flavour ot Ifflll the Fresh Lemons in /Mil LEMONPOP, especially alter a strenuous game. LEMONPOP invigorates I OHni as well as satisfies. Order LI I some for your next tennis I |MBj83 words
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Advertisement531 1940-02-06 6 TRUE!^ 2548 MORE PEOPLE SAW "WIZARD OF OZ" than "SNOW WHITE" DURING THEIR RESPECTIVE FIRST FOUR DAYS' RUN! POSITIVELY LAST 2 DAYS! Season must finish to-morrow Night owing to definite Up-country Bookings for Chinese New Year AY* At Mal aya s PERFECT L// J Air-Conditioned 3 SHOWS.... 3.15 nM 6.15-9,5531 words
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Advertisement547 1940-02-06 6 The First MALAY Mystery Drama' Coming THEATRE ItOY J| The Stars of "ALANG ALANG" in another hiV h^T" A RIC* VC &To morrow r I TWO SHOWS FOP. ONI Double First Run Western Features In QeylangKnl 2nd Show Gene Autrv—The Staffing Cowboy in "IHE BIG SHOW Ist Show John Wayne547 words
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257 1940-02-06 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bajik Pulau, Monday. mffORE than 1200 cultivators, including- women, from the various mukims, were present at the Government Padi Test Sation, Balik i, <>n Friday, when the Agricultural Department held a Men's [Adies' Day in connection with the promotion of257 words
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Advertisement236 1940-02-06 7 GREAT WORLD CHINESE FAIR WEDNESDAY, WEB. 7TH TO BATUKHAY, FEB. 24T11 \cu Year's Festival New Year's Festival Free Entertainments far e*f patroas: different <» A3l X 100 new VALUABLE PRIZES TO WIN rand burning and of hundreds of beautiful "MAGIC LANTERNS" Specially designed for Ita Chinese Ne* Yen by experts236 words
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Advertisement291 1940-02-06 7 1 WE'RE GOING WHERE EVERYBODY GOES! XV%fMf HAVEN'T YOU HEARD? lIAI'I'V WORLD CHINESE NEW YF AR BAZAAR HAS NUMEROUS ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS |CROWDS NIGHTLY I f -m WATCH mm* j ■L hitler ITS VMLSING!! '^PHM' PACKED OUT NIGHTLY CHEARA MALAY OPERA Presents TO-NIGHT SRI KUNINC AN LANCAT" i 11 1 MORE291 words
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Advertisement209 1940-02-06 7 The Greatest AU-Technicohnir English Historical Drama Since "ROBIN HOOD" To-day 3.15, 6.15 9.15 ALHAMBRA I jd£b Directed by MiOiAEL CURTIZ i \7 m, w!l IW*. U*i '•>• 1 \i:vr EBaSce WARNER BROS. THKI 1.1.1N0 MVSTfcItY DRAMA j BaHf'« The Grave He (a, w Betrayer! WAYNfe mvMORGAN John Lite! Ly» Ly»209 words
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Article260 1940-02-06 8 TALLOWING THE EXAMPLE J OF WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS AT HOME, THE OIL FIELD OWNERS AND EMPLOYEES OF TRINIDAD HAVE REACHED AN AGREEMENT TO CUT OUT STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS FOR THE DURATION OF THE WAR. The principal undertakings in Malaya. Government or otherwise, can and must take th»s260 words
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Article184 1940-02-06 8 JJITLER and his gangsters have broken another pledge. Not that anybody on the Allied side expected them to keep it. We refer to the diplomatic promise to the Balkan and Scandi navian States that Germany would rqmam strictly neutral in lhe Russian-Finnish struggle. Norwegian Baltic Sea pilots have184 words
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Article224 1940-02-06 8 TOKYO, FEB. 5. THE RECENT BOMBINGS OF THE FRENCH OWNED YUNNAN RAILWAY IN CHINA BY THE JAPANESE HAS EVOKED PROTESTS FROM THE FRENCH AND UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTS. The bombings, according to the American memorandum handed to the Japanese Foreign Office, resulted in interruption of United224 words
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65 1940-02-06 8 Reuter. Kaunas, Feb. 5. KOENIGSt>I£RG dispatch says that 32 Germain, including eight Municipal officials were ti\ed before a special court at Koenigsberg on charges inttlegai guanloLg and receiving or rr.tnn cards. One o.Ticial was sentenced tc death ana J2 thers sentenced to terms ofReuter. - 65 words
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Article205 1940-02-06 8 London, Feb. 5. TT is now revealed that out of 300 neutral vessels convoyed up to Jan. 31, all but one reached their destinations, and that neutidl ships are coming in increasing numbers under the direct protection of the Royal Navy. The Daily Telegraph says: -"This development205 words
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Article39 1940-02-06 8 Moscow. Feb. 5. The Red Army communique, regarding Sunday's operations in Finland, states that there were patrol activities and come infantry clashes in the region north cf Lake Ladoga. "There was reconnaissance and bombing by our aircraft."39 words
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Article, Illustration142 1940-02-06 8 (JEISLRAL Surprise still holds the field in this war. Biz gest surprise of all, to many people, is the way in which the main armies and air forces have held their hand so far. Bad weather does not entirely explain it, though this is one of the worst142 words
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Article146 1940-02-06 8 £F the present attacks on shipping are not more successful Hitler may conclude that mass tactics, either by land or air or both, are necessary to supplement his sabotage war. We may be reasonably certain that he will give the IMPRESSION, by the usual troop movements and by146 words
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Article129 1940-02-06 8 MOST significant statement in regard to the Balkan Entente Conference was that of Marshal Balbo, the Italian air ace, who attacked in no uncertain manner the way in which the Nazis have sold out to the Bolsheviks in the Baltic and expressed the fea r of every Italian129 words
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Article131 1940-02-06 8 QXE of the greatest blunders Hitler has made, so far as ltaiians arc concerned, is the wholesale persecution of Catholics in Poland, Austria and Czechoslovakia. It is generally realised by Italian people that the Hitler-Stalin pact is anti-religious in its main inspiration. Any jcint move by Germany and131 words
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250 1940-02-06 9 Guns Arms For Russian Invaders Reuter. London, Feb. 5. A DAILY Telegraph wire from Stockholm states that two German vessels from the Baltic took aboard Norwegian pilots in territorial waters south of Oslo on Friday and the vessels were found to be loaded withReuter. - 250 words
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Article18 1940-02-06 9 London, Feb. 5: Their Majesties returnee ♦umcu to Buckingham Paiace to-daj fro.n Windsor where they spent the week-end.18 words
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Article291 1940-02-06 9 Reuter. London, Feb. 5 mm d€ termination of British I workers to help Government n tremendous new drive in production was expressed da b) the executive of the c mated Fngineenng Union, v th e Minister of Lawho gave them a.i expiauaol the details o£ theReuter. - 291 words
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Article198 1940-02-06 9 Paris, Feb. 5. em Russia. Russians want to secure a big success belt is rumoured that the Russians wa rn a refore the Red Army festival on Feb. a partial SUcsounding victory by then, they would be content witn V cc??." enabling them to198 words
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47 1940-02-06 9 Reuter. LOAOun r eb. 5. a Moscow says that Ru*mll exports io Germany g/^o^^ A ccir ignment is beni e v escort Tuc.u.y by air, with a s It L. a Russian bear 'zoo.Zoo la present-ng to the «en» Reuter.Reuter. - 47 words
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Article23 1940-02-06 9 Wellington, Feb 5. A Bleinheim aergsg into the sea to-day near the can coast. All three occupants wv-rc23 words
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Article23 1940-02-06 9 Reuter. Moscow, Feb. 5. T HE Soviet has expressed T Esthonia for the h«Went i^-;"fX. 0 n foreign p'aoe.-Reuter.Reuter. - 23 words
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Article34 1940-02-06 9 Berne, Feb. 5. j A woman of foreign nationality living J£lW ng at Basle, and a man were arrested at a hotel at Olten yesterday on suspicion of spying.34 words
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45 1940-02-06 9 Reuter. Paris, Feb. 5. rnnn imnreasion has been created in French official circles each other and with their immediate neighbours, pwtocutarlj that the conference also marks in the improvement of relations between Turkey and Yugosla v i a —Reuter.Reuter. - 45 words
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234 1940-02-06 9 Reuter. Istanbul, Feb. 6. TT has been announced in AnA kara. the Turkish capital, that Bulgaria save a formal assurance to the conference ot the Balkan Entente that she would remain neutral until the end M the war.—Reuter. London, Feb. 5. in regard to the BalkanReuter. - 234 words
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Article160 1940-02-06 9 The Hague, Feb. 5. IT IS announced that General I. I H. Rcvndeis has resigned his mbU as supreme commaimer cf the ouich land and sea fortes. i 2 is sdbceeacd by Lieu-. General H. G Wintelrnazi, hitheito jfficer m command oithe Uu etch-Soesterbc- air qcfence region,160 words
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Article96 1940-02-06 9 Reuter. Shanghai, Feb. 5. PRIVATE David Roy of the Seaforth Highlanders was found shot dead in his room in the barracks at the Racecourse at 11 a.m. yesterday. His rifle lay beside him. The authorities are conducting a full investigation. Private Roy. was a native ofReuter. - 96 words
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27 1940-02-06 9 Reuter. Tientsin, Feb. 5. RELIEVING the acute food situatkm the Japanese this morning allowed three tnickloads of toocito enter the British Concession.—Reuter.Reuter. - 27 words
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Article40 1940-02-06 9 Reuter. London, Feb 5. A Board of Tnde cudcr adds tin to the metals whica with their alloys m unwrought forms require licences lor export to any destination. The oruer came into force on i-cb. 4 —Reuter.Reuter. - 40 words
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Article33 1940-02-06 9 Czech political prisoners are reported <o be building secret Nazi Arms work, under force. 4.500 workers are under constant watch of the Gestapo The new factories are located about 18 miles from Konigsberg.33 words
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Advertisement597 1940-02-06 9 LEE |p%J k i njMgjgg f most modrrr UJwfrrfi «<teas are embodies in the de igns that 90 6 3 vcu see in garden furniture. LTD SHOW ROOM: 89, High Stre;£. Sngarore. DIABETES. ®1F YOU ARE AFFLICTED WTTft THIS DISEASE come to Jnnblb A Md Hassan, tbe BETES. He guarantees597 words
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579 1940-02-06 10 Football At The Stadium a goal in each half of the game, Guthrie's and the G.E.C. Sports Club shared the points in the first Business Houses League soccer fixture, played at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. The standard of play was fair for579 words
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Article100 1940-02-06 10 The following are results of further ties in the Rotary Ciub tennis tournament:—Loh Peon Lip (—l5) beat Joe Nainenwirth (t3) 6—2, G —4; J. W. \VtKiierspoon (scr.» w.o. F. D. Harrison (r3); China Kee Sun (—9; beat T. W. Ong (-6) B—6, 6—2; Chen Su Lan (—6)100 words
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Article67 1940-02-06 10 A friendly game of soccer will be played between the Chums and the Hindus -to-day at 5.15 p.m. on the M.F.A. Ground, Balestier Plain. The teams are as follows: THE CHUMS: Raguram; Rajoo, Muthu; Murugesan, Ramoo. Krishna; Mani, Paul, Kandasamy, Abboy, Savoree. Res: Georgie, Joey. HINDUS: Nadarajah; A.67 words
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Article346 1940-02-06 10 (fcrom Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Sunday. IN a fast and keenly contested hockey game the Muar Chinese scored a convincing win over the Muar Customs hockey team whom they beat 3—o when the sides met in a match played at the Hospital Club padang yesterday evening. The346 words
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Article73 1940-02-06 10 Singapore. Mond THE following have been ed to represent ih e i; i (Malaya) in a heckev mat/h against the British rinv Wednesday, Feb. 7, at the Poh, Depot:— Sgt. Potgrer «Tengahi j 5 Shorey (Seletar;, CpJ. Nash 2! ietar); Flt.Lieut. Matlldou i e i>." gab),73 words
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Article461 1940-02-06 10 Singapore, Monday AFTER leading by three goals to two at the interval, Jacks' So Club lost to Nestanglo by five goals to four, on the SHB Z nri this evening, in one of the games of the Business Houses Leaeue commenced to-day. The match461 words
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Article49 1940-02-06 10 yLNTURA MARQUES who is to meet ouir Frisco at the ilupvy Woric Covc.ed Stadium en Friday,* Feb 9 is reported to be ill, writes Pete fcaa/ques is reported te Y.rfering from malaria. The fight arranged between Marques and Star Frisco has been postponed to Feb. 18.49 words
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Article44 1940-02-06 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Feb. 5. WORK of Fraser and Neave, whose handicap at the Island Course, Singapore was —3 lost in the final of the open Amateur yesterday to Gibb, former Malayan champion, who won by five and four.44 words
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Article36 1940-02-06 10 The Water-Polo and Swimming Competitions at the Chinese Swimming Club, ananged to take place ou Sunnay. Feo. 11 have now been postponed .!.<• following Sunday. leh 18 on account ol the Clnnt.se New Year.36 words
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Article144 1940-02-06 10 The following aie the starting times lor the soci between the Royal Johore In Cluo and th e Batu Pahai G be pxayed on Thursday, F ese New Year Hoi id i Ba-.ru. 9.00 a.m. o. A Menu. George Lowe «J>. N. A Ha Wf. Di. T.144 words
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Article50 1940-02-06 10 The Keppel Golf Club February I (Stroke) will be played for on 6 and Sunday, Feb Ijj and 11 NIBLOCK CUP: <Open only (0 M bers with handicap of 14 and The qualifying round for the Cup" will be played off in eonjun with the February Medal50 words
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Advertisement234 1940-02-06 10 is the ansm^^^^^^^ Those who have the care of the Angier's is unequalled for bronaged and feeble can confidently rely chitis, and for coughs and chronic on Angier's Emulsion to afford catarrhal affections generally, adequate protection against all whether of lungs, stomach, or inweakening effects. Angier's is both testines. It234 words
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Advertisement146 1940-02-06 10 EXCITING NEW WAY TO COLOUR LIPS! !W*M ffcaw ffc« tariffing •nch •f $»uth S*« Mmbl J&f k the beaury-wiaa f^iiHß^ South Sea maiden's secret X mi irresistibly tdlanng lips. J?y Ej TATTOO! Luscious trans- f (j%lh paraot coloar tfjsx doesn't U <$\\» H come off... instead «ffpasty RjJ/jD upetick that146 words
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Miscellaneous20 1940-02-06 10 TO-DAY High Water: 9 15 a.m 10.47 P.lf g TO-MORROW High Water: 10.01 A M 9 11.22 P.M. 8 620 words
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Article, Illustration549 1940-02-06 11 SPLENDID GALLOP BY PINAFORE JJORSES are getting rapidly into shape for the forthcoming Singapore Turf Club's Spring meeting which opens on Saturday. This morning a very large number of entrants were tried out and several impressed. Best outing this morning was, without doubt,549 words
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Article32 1940-02-06 11 Cricket Conveners of Singapore Club sides are reminded that the annual i f miptine will be held in the fixture meeting wm Wed day) feS 7. All i-terested are asked to attend.32 words
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Article82 1940-02-06 11 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Monday. X N Chelliah. Senior Storepublic Works Department, Muar, irtly be going on transfer to Jou. Mr. K. N. Chelliah has been ted to Special Grade in the service. Chelliah b also keenly interested (.■specially in badminton, and is the82 words
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Article47 1940-02-06 11 [lowing will represent Sime iccer against the Overseas Bank, at the Anson Road Status evening: iero; Neo Eng Bee, Choo Seng Chyi N. Ess. J. J. Bell, C. Francisco; Ngo Beng Huck, H. G. Riches, Hamid, Munyandi. Le P Ah Fatt and Lim Chew Slang.47 words
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Article470 1940-02-06 11 THE February Medal competition was played at Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted in a tie in "A" Division between J. F. Eber, S Ldr. K. A. Jackman, Major O. S. Steele and J. Crichton with a net score of 70, in a win470 words
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Article47 1940-02-06 11 Mixed foursomes played at the Island Club on Sunday, Feb. 4 resulted as follows: Mrs. Tan Chin Tuan and S. F. Ho 46 11% 3414 Mrs. Tay Lian Teck and G. Marshall 51 —15 —36 Mrs. Macintosh and P. C. De Costa 51 —13 —3847 words
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114 1940-02-06 11 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. TOR the first time in the history of local badminton "outsiders" won r Selan-or's most important badminton titles this evening when Wong Peng Soon of Johore won the men's singles championship from Selangor'* Alimat, and Miss Lee114 words
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Article132 1940-02-06 11 pOLLOWING are the ties in the S.C.C. Chinese New Year tennes tournament for Wednesday afternoon, (to-morrow) at 4.45 p.m., at the Singapore Cricket Club:— OPEN MEN'S SINGLES K. Dwidig vs. D.W. Whitehead; D.E.L. Anderson vs. R.M. McCallum; W.J.M. Warden vs. A.C. Growder; A. Elias132 words
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Article119 1940-02-06 11 The first round of tf the Wei-Hai-Wei Cup competition was won by the Island Club against the Garrison Golf Club by six matches to one last Saturday at the Island course. The return of the teams were as follows with the Island Club mentioned first: Y. Nakayama beat119 words
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Article287 1940-02-06 11 A MEETING of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association was held yesterday evening at St. Andrew's School with the Rev. R. K. S. Adams, President of the Association, in the chair. Others present were Messrs. Paul Btoir, A. M. Alsagoff. Kingston, R. Web.:ter, A. R. Anderson of the287 words
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Article13 1940-02-06 11 TO-DAY Soccer: 8.H.L., Ovcr&eas Chinese Bank vs. 3tme Darby, Si ?dium.13 words
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Advertisement201 1940-02-06 11 HOARSENESS quickly cleared away Get your voice back and soothe that dry, irritated throat with the real mcd cation of Vicks Vapoßub. Just suck a tasty Vicks Cough Drop. WICKS MEDICATED V COUGH PROP 04 iBS /I J jfl Kruschen Has Made Me Young Again ..malum g*t me badly. I201 words
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Advertisement183 1940-02-06 11 Taken Aefu/ar/y Lvtry Night BILE BEANS GIVE YOU THE FIGURE ALL MEN ADMIRE 2SST ROSY FINCERS SB* ""we *osy futurb BLUSH <»> A R Men never e*n resist SUNRISE sunset the appeal of soft, Jot*. MAROON plum red ly hands with rosyTOKAY redwood tipped fingers 8« BAMBOO BEDDT take Jour183 words
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Article1242 1940-02-06 12 MINING report No. 555, issued by the Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., covering the four weeks ended Jan. 27, is as follows: UNDERGROUND DEVELOPMENT. Shaft Cross Winzing Section Sinking Driving Cutting Rising Tot tl Raub 426 245 253 104 Anderson 80 71 49 9241,242 words
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Article450 1940-02-06 12 Singapore, Monday. DUA puloh buah kapal terbang bom Nait telah datang sa-kali lagi menyerang pantal negeri British sa-malam, tetapi Pasokan Tentera Udara di-Raja siap menanti mereka. Tirja buah danpada-nya telah kena kita tembak dan jatoh. dan dua buah rosak terok hingga haruslah tlada upaya terbang balek450 words
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Article112 1940-02-06 12 London, Feb. 5. Sir Andrew Dm can. recently appointed President oi the Board of Trade, was returned unopposed as one of two M.P.S lor the Ciiy 01 London. He succeeds Sir Alan Anderson, who retired. The Labour M.P., Mr. D.L. Mort, wai to-day returned unopposed112 words
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Advertisement169 1940-02-06 12 s IPiTI»AIJ- KEE HUAT RADIQ CQ r~ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED WHEN YOU ENTRUST ALL YOl«t CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRS YICK WOH HING NORTH BR I DOE ROAD. (Near Middle Road.) PHONE NO. WZZ. IS-' ks and Watches to Briti 4 nti...tors for the Repair < Army and Hj}/- hi Malaya. /his169 words
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Advertisement28 1940-02-06 12 HI y or clear distinct re- production for which V I Agenu- surpassed S 1 Distrlouirs BOON "©NO v Radio General Atency I g Kuala Lumpur. K<:my j28 words
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Miscellaneous765 1940-02-06 12 j TO-DAY'S RADIO j SINGAPORE ROME ZHL 225 metre* (1.33 mqs). 2RO 25.4 Metres (***** kco ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mcs) From 5.20 p.m. to 7.45 p.m. (Local p.m. News In Prencn. 1.15 Miscellaneous programme of Gramc- Symphony concert: EIAR Symphony rv v phone records. News in English. t.30 News,765 words
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352 1940-02-06 13 Hongkong. A WARNING to the Filipino people against possible Japanese dotniA nation should the Philippines become independent in 1946 was.. delivered by Placido L. Mapa, president of the Philippine Sugar Association and mining executive, in an address, according to a Manila reoort received352 words
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Advertisement2384 1940-02-06 13 gfdg grfua&oH*Vacant ~T Architectural Draftsman in improvement Hust mlea. 1 hanked. Young Malay, nall-iimc. artier, v/ork. Room and rice! rove Avenue off Flower Iloaa, cc, hali-time, week-to-mployments Room and small pay. jvc Avenue off Flower Road, WINTER —Chinese salesman having .actions vith the local ftnns riencea In cosmetics, provision medicines2,384 words
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Advertisement321 1940-02-06 13 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD WHARF DEPARTMENT Holiday—Chinese New Year's Day, Thursday, February Bth, 1940. NOTICE is hereby given that only such vessels as are alongside and working before 11 a.m. on Wednesday, February 7th, 1940, and which will complete and sail before 6 p.m. on that day Will be worked321 words
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1126 1940-02-06 14 Broadcast Talk In Malayalam Singapore, Tuesday. "TN my travels through the different parts of Malaya, from Singapore to the northern bounderies of Kedah, the one outstanding feature I was able to observe was the firm determination amongst all sections of Indians to be of1,126 words
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Article66 1940-02-06 14 Allahabad, Jan. 22. QIR Maurice Hallet, Governor of U. P., and Lady Hallet visited Anand Bhawan, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru's, residence. Mr. R. S. Pandit and Mrs. Vijayluxmi Pandit entertained the Governor ard Lady Hallet to coffee and light refreshments. An interesting feature of the visit was66 words
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Article210 1940-02-06 14 Dehra Dun, Jan. 22. IN the course of. a letter to Mr. Subhas Chandra Bose. dealftg with the critical situation in Bengal. Mr. M. N. Roy writes:— "The conflict between the Congress Working Committee and the B.P.C C. has reached a point where a split appears210 words
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266 1940-02-06 14 New Delhi, Jan. 27. yARIOUS estimates of increased expenditure by the Central Government as a result of the European War are being made by students of Economics and Finance. It is being said that such expenditure has been increased by ten to fifteen266 words
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Article50 1940-02-06 14 It is understood that the two officers wno have been specially deputed to investigate the orobleins connected wit:i the proposals for the manufacture ot locomotives in India, have submiU d their report. Th:s will be examined by the Railway Board but it is not known whether it will bo published.50 words
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Article240 1940-02-06 14 London, Jan. 18. MOVING the second reading of the Government of India and Burma Miscellaneous Amendments Bill in the House of Commons Sir Hugh O'Neill pointed out that it had been passed by the House of Lords and that it represented the second part of the original240 words
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229 1940-02-06 14 New Delhi, Jan. 24. THE Indo-Japanese trade talks have not made much progress during the four months that these have been going on. Negotiations for the present are confined to a revision of the cotton protocol which expires on March 31, next and so far229 words
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Article24 1940-02-06 14 The Shromani Akali Dal has decided to hold the All-India Akali Conference at Atari in Amritsar District on February 10. 11 and 12, 1940.24 words
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Advertisement294 1940-02-06 14 EXCELLENT GRILL /^^v* A LA CARTE DINE THERE COMFORT AND SERVICE RAFFLES ORCHESTRA W /RELAY RADIO PROGRAMMES RAFFLES BAKERY ANIi CONFECTIONERY I FOi{ BEST QUALITY BREAD CAKES ADELPHI HOTEL ROOF-GARDEN 10-M4.111 A THURSDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DINNER $i.OO NO ADMISSIO.V CHARGE DANCE INFORMAL MUSIC BY THE ADELPHI ft SEA VIEW294 words
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Advertisement106 1940-02-06 14 DAILY INDIA PAGE EDITED BY V.E. JACOB, B.A. A RARE OPPORTUNITY! Special shipment, just arrived for the Chinese New Year, of Scotland's famous THE CHALLENGE PERFECTION OF OLD SCOTCH WHISKY To be obtained in cases or in single bottles at special prices for the season only from SINGAPORE TRADERS "Globe106 words
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Article325 1940-02-06 15 NEW YORK New York, Monday kibkm; b g Dull 18 11 16 18 13 16 April June 18 316 18 5|16 1 ne Dull 45 y 4 LONDON TIN London, Monday. fificial Price) £236V 2 Buyes £2363/4 Sellers 'Official Price) £236V2 Buyers £2363/ 4 Sellers LONDON RUBBER325 words
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Article14 1940-02-06 15 Singapore, Tuesday. fhc price of tin at neon in biagapore to-day was:— $121.14 words
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Article14 1940-02-06 15 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— i: Sellers: 37V2.14 words
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Article120 1940-02-06 15 Office is now permitted with- limits to announce the imuepartures and arrivals of rds departures, th e Poit Office a "latest time of posting"; of censorship requirements, Office is unable to guarantee s ail correspondence posted by that inclusion in the mails to be despatched.120 words
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Article891 1940-02-06 15 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT Singapore. Feb. 5. MINING Buyers Sellen Ampat Tin Austral Amal 2 2°. Austral Malay JT «j 6^ Ayer Hitam V 4 \l SO* Ayer Weng f* 3 P 3 Banerin 0 80 85 Ser t J U un 3 t^ anKOr «0 Burma Malay 23 3891 words
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Article222 1940-02-06 15 Singapore, Feb. 5. The following ore the exchange stock this «ornlng according to tne daily circular issued bj ttie Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpora, ion. SELLING '-ondon T.T. 214 1116 London demand 2|4 *IW Lyons demand 2057 Switzerland demand 208 lamburg demand few York demand 40 7(e Montreal demand222 words
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Article139 1940-02-06 15 Singapore, Monday. usual dull conditions prevailed at the opening of the maiket to-day Rnd prices showed very little thrngt on balance. Local tin was 14 down at Hong Fatts receded to $1,224 with buyers biddta:, $1.21 2 Kundangs wei c again supported at 13 4' 2 and139 words
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Article138 1940-02-06 15 Singapore. Feb. 5. m, (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan (Slam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Slam 1 023 Rice Slam 2 205 Rice Slam 3 195 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 IG3 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 161 Rice Saigon Al Bice Saigon 1 Rice138 words
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Advertisement92 1940-02-06 15 *———ai—fc —ami—— I THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) (SINGAPORE BRANCH) 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital £1,000 000 Reserve Fund 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received92 words
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Advertisement372 1940-02-06 15 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCI DENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSA TION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W. HALL, General Manager. BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12. Cecil Street, Singapore. CABLE ADDRESS:—"CHUNGKUO." OVERSEA BRANCHES■ Batavia,372 words
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Advertisement540 1940-02-06 15 STEAMER BAILINGS. II €X and BRITISH INDIA :jocoiporated in England) P. ft 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. Owing to the Company* inability to publish the actual departure dates of it's steamers intending passenger, are courteously requested tc enquire at the P. O. S. N COMPANY'S Office to ascertain the approximate540 words
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555 1940-02-06 16 Viceroy's Promise To Mr. Gandhi Reuter. New Delhi, Feb. 5. MR. Gandhi had a 2 1 2 -liour conversation with the Viceroy this morning. The conversation had been awaited with expectancy, as it had been arranged with a view to making a further effort toReuter. - 555 words
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159 1940-02-06 16 Reuter. New York, Feb. 6. A DECISION to refrain as far as possible from sending any more sharp notes to Britain over neutrality questions has been reached by the United £„ates Administration, according to an Associated Press Washington dispatch. rtisnatc*' says th°t questions aiisingReuter. - 159 words
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Article455 1940-02-06 16 London, Feb. S. THE German luoadcast claimed that fourteen ships were sunk during: Saturday's air raids off 'b easieoast. There is no truth in this statement. The results of the raid have not y t been officially recorded, but it can be authoritatively stated that455 words
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65 1940-02-06 16 Reuter. Helsinki, Feb. 6. IT is reported that a Russian plane yesterday bombed a Finnish hospital ship and then flew low and machine-gunned the deck. As the ship was close to shore the crew managed to get the only patient aboard to the shelterReuter. - 65 words
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Article109 1940-02-06 16 Reuter. Zurich, Feb. ¥\ISTURBANCES in the south crn part cf German-ten-rkd Poland was reported by Hh Berlin correspondert of the Bisicr Naehrichten to-day. This correspondent adds that similar disturbances which occurred among Polish refugees in Vilna U 9 ascribed in Germany to influence." TheReuter. - 109 words
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Article105 1940-02-06 16 Reuter. Paris, Feb. 6 OF 55 German submarines which put to sea at the beginning of the war at least 40 have been sunk said M. Campinchi, the Frencn Navy Minister, lecturing on the war at sea last night. "Faced by the strength of the AuieaReuter. - 105 words
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Article84 1940-02-06 16 Reuter. Chungking. I*' l ft LATEST reports received here Vf* Kunming on the tllW (French) Railway by Japanes man on Thursday state 'hat dead and injured prcbably nwm between 200 and 300. The number of persons be killed is said to exceed 110 jReuter. - 84 words
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Article36 1940-02-06 16 Reuter. London THE number of unemployed gibers on Jan. 15 showeci an of over 157,000 compared wjtn last. Over 130.000 of the j accounted for by major Indus*, versely affected by frost ana Reuter.Reuter. - 36 words
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Advertisement78 1940-02-06 16 ANNOUNCEMENT BLUN DELL, SPENCE Co., Ltd of Hull. London. Birmingham. Newcastle. Cardiff. Bomhay. Sidney and Valparaiso. makers since HUI ol* f» A M M I Colours. Paints. Knamels. Varnishes. Oil II oil c r s and Oil It efin c r have pleasure in announcing the appointment of THE EAST78 words
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