Malaya Tribune, 1 November 1940
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Title Section26 1940-11-01 1 The Malaya Tribune NET SALES EXCEED 16,000 DAILY VOL. XXVII -No. 262. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune, Friday, November 1, 1910.26 words
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Article1026 1940-11-01 1 Assaults From Land, Sea And Air HEROIC DEFENDERS HALT THE ITALIANS Reuter. GT>i?w Corfu, Nov. 1. KfcLK warships joined in battle against Italian land troops when they shelled Italian advanced positions on th i?- r ek A,bania n border early on Thursday. The engagement, which beganReuter. - 1,026 words
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Article100 1940-11-01 1 Reuter. Ha;le, Nov. 1. y r\il Wilhelmstrasse's view of 1 the Italian conflict with tais changed, states the Berlin correspondent of tip Baslef Nachrichten. II iv sutiuested that the itali Greek war will *oon nscejycm on Ger- n'lations with HungOfficial circles in Berlin umpire Ita'y's actionReuter. - 100 words
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Article61 1940-11-01 1 Ankara, Nov. 1. REPORTS that the Soviet Union has promised to assist Turkey thp event <>♦' a German attack on lb? Dardanelles are ridiculed tew apparently is Union had felt to challenge Germany, tic Id have prevented rl mi hing herself on the reports reaching61 words
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Article37 1940-11-01 1 Reuter. London. Nov. 1. iFTEH earlier aJert than v .loners heard the lei s passed" signal night since the extensive 'an in early September. Buses, trams and tubes ran to normal schedule.—Reuter!Reuter. - 37 words
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169 1940-11-01 1 Reuter. London. Nov. 1. Tilt Emperor of Abyssinia, Halle Selassie, is now in ihe Sudan, preparing the people in their struggle the Italians. In an exclusive, interview with ttfci BJWfc observer, Richard Dimbleby, he detlard that the fight of his people against the ItaliansReuter. - 169 words
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Article150 1940-11-01 1 Reuter. Baltimore, Maryland, Nov. 1. THE allegation that President Roosevelt had been trying to "appease" the totalitarian powers was made by Mr. Wendell Willkie in a campaign speech here. Mr. Willkie promised to work for "the maintenance of peace in the western hemisphere," but he Said thatReuter. - 150 words
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Article29 1940-11-01 1 London. Nov. I.—General Viscount Gort. Inspector-General to the forces under training, has returned to Britain after a fortnight's visit to troops in Iceland. —British Wireless.29 words
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127 1940-11-01 1 Reuter. Washington, Nov. I. ]lf HA\ E, the French Ambassador, yesterday gave the State Department renewed assurances that the United States had nothing to fear from possible developments affecting French possessions in the Western Hemisphere. Talking to pressmen after conferring with Mr. Sumner Welles. M.Reuter. - 127 words
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605 1940-11-01 1 Reuter and British Wireless. London, Nov. 1. rpHE Admiral of the Grand Fleet, Lord Chatfield, who was former Minister for the Co-ordination of Defence, thinks that Britain should strike violent blows against Italy now. Britain, said Lord Chatfield, has naval forces inReuter and British Wireless. - 605 words
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151 1940-11-01 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 1. MANY tons of high explosive bombs and hundreds of incendiaries were dropped on Wednesday night on the German occupied ports of Flushing, Antwerp and on Emden, states the Air Ministry news service. The attack on Flushing began early in the eveningReuter. - 151 words
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344 1940-11-01 1 MORE HELP FOR BRITAIN Reuter. Washington, Nov. 1. THE United States War Department is reported to have planned the production of 12,000 additional J bombers, largely with the help of the motor car industry. This programme is estimated to cost $2,000 millions independent ofReuter. - 344 words
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Article156 1940-11-01 1 Reuter. Ottawa, Nov. 1. f ANADA will be able to ship 1 compleie aeroplanes to Great 1 Britain within a few months. So far Canadian companies have tnly built aircraft frames, the engines being installed in British p)ants. New engines will be built In theReuter. - 156 words
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Article51 1940-11-01 1 Reuter. Istanbul, Nov. 1. THE Turkish public is eagerly awaiting the speech by President Inonu, opening the winter session of the Grand National Assembly this afternoon, when he is expected to define Turkey's internal and foreign policy in the light of the present complicated internationalReuter. - 51 words
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Advertisement84 1940-11-01 1 M. HASSAN, Electrical, Gas Water Contractors, i. 36 Si 37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE TEL. 3411. V r all your requirements In the installation or repairs of electric gas and water pipe fittings, please l consult us and we will submit our estimate without oollgation. i WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED AND CHARGES84 words
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Advertisement35 1940-11-01 1 Don't Neglect Your Vision Have your eyes scientifically examined and defects properly c orrected by a qualified specialist. C. S. CHONG, Dr. of Optometry. Everbright Optical Co. 19, Chulla Street. Phone CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATV |f-35 words
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Advertisement20 1940-11-01 1 I Revive the natural I I loveliness of your I I complexion with I I Pears' Tonic Action I lit'20 words
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312 1940-11-01 2 TN the Malaya Tribune yesterday, a telegram from New York 1 reported doubled earnings for a well-known American motor firm for the third quarter of this year. A Tribune reporter was sent around local motor firms to find out the position of the312 words
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Article123 1940-11-01 2 THE final portion of the $25,000,000 War Loan raised in the Straits Settlements was s*ent to the Imperial Government last w?ek. In a telegram acknowledging receipt of this contribution, the Secretary of State for the Colonies asks the Officer Administering the Government to convey to the123 words
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Article113 1940-11-01 2 Singapore, Thursday. THE civil suit in which Mr. W. L. Soma Basappa claimed a sum of $1,454.15 from Shaik Abdullah bin Shaik Abdulrahman, an Indian, stating that the money was cue to him by way of rental for a bouse, for provisions supplied, and money paid113 words
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Article135 1940-11-01 2 Singapore, Thursday. CAUGHT in the act of robbing a Tamil sleeping on the five-foot way of Serangoon Road, yesterday (vening. Tan Boon Kai, a 30-year-uid Chinese, was sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. J. G. Rappoport, the Third Magistrate. Tan meaded guilty to135 words
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737 1940-11-01 2 npHE ancient ties between the Malay Peninsula and Southern Arabia will be strengthened by a unique broadcast during the Muslim festival which marks the end of the fasting month. The Aden radio has arranged a special programme in order to broadcast greetings from Muslim737 words
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Article110 1940-11-01 2 Aden, Oct. 30. THE Arabic broadcast from Bari, the Italian station, asserted yesterday that the Government of Aden had given Rs\ 100,000 to buy Hurricanes and had asked the people of Aden to contribute Rs. 200,000 for the same purpose. "But," the announcer added, "the people of110 words
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Article43 1940-11-01 2 Mr. H. T. B. Rwpc a Kuala Kangsar, son of Mr Mrs. Vivian Ryves, of F n»i an f was married to Miss E.ieSI n®bett, daughter of Mr C 0r G. H. Corbett, of Kual LMrsat St. Maty-S Church Lumpur, on Saturday. aia43 words
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Article15 1940-11-01 2 Mr. A. D. York has been untitled pointed to act as District Kuala Selangor. mcer15 words
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Advertisement432 1940-11-01 2 WAR IiEWS ON THE RADIO EVERY EVENING AT 6.50, 8.20 11.20 P.M. AT Raffles Cafe Cocktail Bar CRILL-A LA CARTE-MUSIC-COMFORT ENTERTAIN YOUR FRIENDS TO COCKTAILS AND DINNER THERE TO-NIGHT Sea View Hotel BALL-ROOM PERFECTLY AIRCONDITIO NED BY SEABREEZES TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DIWIH DANCE DINNER $3— DANCE FORMAL NO ADMISSION CHARGE SATURDAY432 words
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Advertisement166 1940-11-01 2 BABY'S UPSET STOMACH QUICKLY CORRECTED Baby's little "Tummy" is often easily upset. It i£ easily righted again, too, if you know just how to do it. Mrs. P. G. Jackson, 23. Kaluwella. Galle, Ceylon, writes: "My five children whose ages ranqfp irom 3 to 12 years have all used Baby's166 words
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Advertisement153 1940-11-01 2 Are Your Jiw Eyes Weak?(i*^* Our Modern scientifically equipped offices accurately serve all your Eye needs. Examinations corrective treatments, and smartly styled Eye-wear. Thompson Certified Frames And Mountings are priced—s3.oo—Ss.oo and $7.00. Th e cost of the lenses depends on your eyesight needs. THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. 4 Qualified Eyesight Specialists153 words
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Advertisement295 1940-11-01 2 LATEST C AMERON HIGHLANDS NEWS—JUST OPENED "C ami: so II otĔ ir 29 30. TANA II RATA. CAMERON HIGHLANDS—HOLIDAYS HOTI 1 n*. ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES. SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS Wirn v COLD RUNNING WATER. EIRST CLASS BAR RESTAURANT SATISFACTION ASSURED. PRICE MODERATE. PHONE NO. 279 —.—^———,^sBB -TrmiS^m Only the huge295 words
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Article281 1940-11-01 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) rpHIS year's Cambridge examinations, the highest hurdle lor Malayan school students, will be held despite the war in I his vital decision, so important to hundreds of ys, and schools in the Cambridge classes, is Con- c able received by the Deputy Director281 words
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Article66 1940-11-01 3 The next examination of the L.C.C. will be held next month, and about 800 candidates in all will sit for both the junior and senior classes. So. with the knowledge that the examinations will now definitely be held, school boys and girls are polishing up their66 words
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Article181 1940-11-01 3 Singapore, Thursday. CAID to have obtained employ- ment in the Singapore Traction Company Ltd. by pretending to be another person, Danarsa Sinsh, who was charged before Mr. J. G. Rappoport, the Third Magistrate, with cheating by personation, claimed trial, to-day. The prosecution alleged that jwhen the181 words
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Article58 1940-11-01 3 Singapore, Thursday. EIGHTEEN YEAR-OLD Lee Ah Ngiap, a se, appeared before Mr. L C. Goh in the tilth Court to-day, on a charge of theft ct 13 gramophone records and a pack ot playing card.-, from the Tanglin Club on Oct. 27. Lee claimed trial and58 words
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Article16 1940-11-01 3 Mr. Moung Choo Yah. Accountant. Sanitary Board. Kuala Lumpur, has been appointed Secretary of the Board.16 words
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Article419 1940-11-01 3 Singapore, Thursday. JHE centre of attraction for perhaps the first time in its life, an old brown hat was the cause of much merriment in the Fifth Court to-day. The hat was alleged to have been stolen by a Chinese, Ong Kirn Hock, from a n419 words
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Article26 1940-11-01 3 The Resident of Selangor has appointed Mr. T. A. Curran Sharp and Mr. A. J. Hunter to be additional members of the Ujong Permatang Drainage Board.26 words
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164 1940-11-01 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) HITLER lias lost four engiH neers who were helping to build submarines for him. They have pass<;d through Singapore on their way to the Netherlands Indies whcr? they hope to find new outlet for their talents. They were late164 words
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65 1940-11-01 3 Singapore, Thursday. THERE wei i-i deaths through tuberculosis in Singap re la.st week, and. n2 cases of the same disease were reported. These figured show a slight increase over the position last week when 28 deaths ai.d 31 cases of tuberculosis wee reported. The65 words
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231 1940-11-01 3 LflS Excellency the Officer Administering the Government, Mr/ S. W. Jones, will broadcast from the 8.M.8.C. a special Hari Raya message to the Malays, at 7.30 p.m. to-day. The message will be relayed Lrom the Kuala Lumpur and Penang stations. His Excellency231 words
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79 1940-11-01 3 Singapore, Thursday. EMFLOYED by the Straits Times Press, Ltd., Tang Hock, a 38--year-old Cantonese, claimed trial when charged before Mr. J. G. .Rappoport, tho Third Magistrate. with the theft of pieces of tin worth $2. from the office of the Stiaits Times. Tang was said79 words
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Article267 1940-11-01 3 Arrangements to assist pii grims from Malaya and other {countries to go to Mecca during I the war arc under consideration, i This is revealed in the following telegram which has been received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies bv the Straits Settlements267 words
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Advertisement392 1940-11-01 3 rROUBLES, even Cataract. I wide reputed and tested. ;erature free. Boon Mid lpoli. mn SKLLER'S. [\ft/f\C NOW STOPPED full/** OVERNIGHT W this new Two-Way Treatment IFIMT A GARGLE WITH I.CJ>. »m THENASMA^^ to rtheot tkri at soreness and kill the t0 counteract feverishness and ttk Jge andmultiply anWshivering and drive392 words
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Advertisement98 1940-11-01 3 NAN YANG SERVICE n&n m 4 TIMES DAILY. MALACCA TO SINGAPORE. AT NAN CHIANG HOTEL, 4, Bunga Raya Road. Phone 92. SINGAPORE TO MALACCA AT HAICHLW HOTEL, 27 Beach Road. Phone 3015. It is the smart man v who always gets the\ best job. That is why so many successful98 words
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Advertisement200 1940-11-01 3 "howabout /I 1 a two P° u "d I I Rabbit I I Sj? Rabbit it stew for \J en °ugh for I N. I yi f "we've lots 1 I /k I makes a J favoured delicious and I/I >T> Rabbits-, I I «onom.cc/ W J >!« os I200 words
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758 1940-11-01 4 UORM horses have had a field day at the Ipoh races, and for to-morrow, the last clay of the meeting though there may be a few upsets, most probably in the pony events, form should still be a safe guide for punters. Subject to758 words
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Article40 1940-11-01 4 TO-DAY HOCKEY: S.CC. v. Medical College, S C C; S R C. v. Indian Medical Services, S.R.C.; C.S.C. v R. A.0.C., C.S.C. RUGBY: S.CC. v. R.A.F. (Blues), S.CC; St. Andrew's Old Boys v. Police, Woodsville. TENNIS: Y..VIC.A. tournament.40 words
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Article160 1940-11-01 4 A.-A. Regiment... .4; Indians 0. IN a scrappy game of hockey, the Ac-Ac Regiment defeated the Indian Association, by four goals to nil. The match was played on the I.A. ground, yesterday. In the first half. Manphul Singh cbtained the first goal for his side a160 words
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Article43 1940-11-01 4 S.CC. Rugby team to meet the RAF Blues this evening will be; Hutchinson; G B. Pott Alexander, Wattes, Sausotte; Sec". J. P. Potter: Turner. Walk.'r, Maxy, Scanners, Carbery, Bourne Cantrell. Hamiyn. Match starts at 5 p m.43 words
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303 1940-11-01 4 Hornets. .2; Pun jabs. .1. ALTHOUGH they dominated play by reason of lheir faster forwards, the Hornets were held to a two-all draw by the second string of the Punjab Regiment when they met them in a hockey match at303 words
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Article111 1940-11-01 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Till: r I. Ipoh Frida >- lUB roUowing are the scratch nifi> and oidtr of tunning for f-mflftw'| Ipoh races<{?ie L Ponies lass 1 Div 3 5 furs—Pratique. Race Z. Ponies Cfaua i Div 2, 5 tins. Pymble I r acf 3. Horses,111 words
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Article80 1940-11-01 4 the V.M.C.A. swimming pool yesterday, occasion was taken to give away the shield— presented by the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club—to the champions of the water-polo league, the V.M.C.A. "A" team. Medals were also presented to members of the "A" and "B teams of the V.M.C.A.. winners and umners-up80 words
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Article182 1940-11-01 4 .S.C. 5; Fori Canning. .1. pLA\ ING oil their ground at 1 Balestier Plain yesterday, the Ceylon Sports Club defeat ed a Fort Canning XI by five goals to one in a keenly contested hockey match. The CSC quickly settled down Mid were pressing from the182 words
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Advertisement380 1940-11-01 4 f and HERE'S WHY W¥ II The B.S.A. -Streamlight" is rt ATUI the bicycle with the plus. Plus INO OTHER BICYCLE HAS comfort; plus smartness plus value THESE 6 FEATURES W th that the best ''gh^esstoI strength ratio known, and six special bg "Duragleem- Extra-toat Proems:, Matures unobtainable in any380 words
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Advertisement373 1940-11-01 4 I cause you know that it would destroy the delicate enamel of your teeth. And yet you may special ingredient which polishes be using a harsh tooth-cleaner the teetn brilliantly and can never which is doing just that to 5252* Even after using Gihbs your teeth Dentifrice for only two373 words
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Miscellaneous17 1940-11-01 4 High Tides TO-DAY. 10.59 a.m. 9.8 ft.; 11.58 p m 9.T ft. TO-MORROW:IL3S a m., 9.9 ft.17 words
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Article1547 1940-11-01 5 Committed To Assizes On "Secrets" Charges FAIRNESS OF TRIAL ACKNOWLEDGED W AMORU SHINOZAKI, theJ^ committed to stand his trial at the next Assizes on o charges under the Official Secrete Ordinance at conclusion of the preliminary inquiry before the nd magistrate, Mr. Conrad Oldham conveyed igh1,547 words
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Advertisement254 1940-11-01 5 For Your Health Sake Always Insist on I F. N. AERATED WATERS I (Established since 1883) 3 The Ten that newer GROWS OiH! M Swan Pens bought io, 20 and more Mm//M years ago are writing as well to-day f/ti Ĕ as when they were bought! Ĕ/mt m "P VERY254 words
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Article153 1940-11-01 6 |N his special article written for the Tribune, Dr. T. H. Silcock, Professor of Economics at Raffles College, contended that the phenomenal increase in Malaya's trade, which constitutes our major war contribution (providing the necessary foreign exchange with which to help pay for Britain's arms' requirements153 words
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Article115 1940-11-01 6 QLR war-begotten prosperity, he says, is even injurious to the Empire's war effort, in that Malayans still pander to their whims rather extravagantly, or, in other words, rob shipping space which could otherwise be utilised for more essential purposes. He says our war effort should be based, firstly, on115 words
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Article146 1940-11-01 6 THE ease with which it is possible to borrow money in this country, without security but on onerous terms, is well-known and under financial stress the subordinate employee is ready to seek the aid of the moneylender who thrives on the former's misery. Also because the people of this146 words
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Article139 1940-11-01 6 JHE facilities provided under the Wage-Earners' Administration Order for subordinate employees to remedy their situation and get out of the morass have not been taken advantage of by Ihe majority. This is most unfortunate as a man heavily in debt cannot give full attention to his work, and139 words
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Article325 1940-11-01 6 FROM A RNgINESS MAN TO HIS STAFF #Mr. Goodale's talk, of which extracts appear below, is criticised by Mr. R. B. Ooi in the next column. mT* rpHIS question can be summed j up in one word—intelli- gence. Knowledge may be usei ful, but325 words
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Article335 1940-11-01 6 THE first and foremost difficulty is that of language. The average clerk is woefully deficient in ability either to understand or to speak English in a reasonably comprehensive manner. It is a common experience to ask an applicant for a position his age, and to be told that he335 words
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Article154 1940-11-01 6 IT is bad enough that there should be so much scope for misunderstanding, but to make matters worse, there is the serious failing of rushing off before a conversation has been completed, without waiting for some indication of dismissal. Frequently, it is necessary to call back a person so154 words
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Article876 1940-11-01 6 IT is an accepted fact that intell Mgence can be usefully applied to almost any task, no matter how simple or humble. Even sweeping ihe flocr can be done intelligently or unintelhgently. If there is a strong breeze, it is unintelligent to start sweeping before closing the doors or876 words
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Article337 1940-11-01 6 AF course, I appreciate that you v may be largely bound by the curriculum laid down, and tha; this is devised with the main objeci of winning certificates, so that one can then point out that all is for the best in the best of possible educational worlds. Probably337 words
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Article100 1940-11-01 6 A PIECE of tie xvire vas found at Kova! 40,.. tai MeiDouine, Australia, in a man's tanfi whe.e it had beat f;,r probably 25 years. Ja x-'ay of a retamed so«--ciier who entered t!i e b espial for treatment disclosed the wire. He100 words
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Article550 1940-11-01 6 MR. A. V. Good-Up singularly unfortunate n w experiences with clerks if judge from his add:- -*S t 0 Singapore Teachers' AssociatS! »see article on left). 10n His is the typical viewpoint the average European enjnu, °J It is claimed by psychologist those who delv e into550 words
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Article125 1940-11-01 7 ROME DISSATISFIED WITH BERLIN MOVES Reuter. xi ii i. Zurich, Oct SI 1 1 I. wUI shortly participate actively fa negotia io „J with ,o the belief of po.itica. observers here based on the fact that Italy is unwilling to accent a ■Gernuui agreement that would notReuter. - 125 words
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Article91 1940-11-01 7 Reuter. London, Oct. 31. has been converted 11. iscist totalitarian true Nazi lines, states n< wspaper Vrij Nee Holland). "/stem introduced the newspaper rj > national adbe« n centralised governor, Seyss-In ed In the hands Germans, each several minlstenaL .vt uvTountable only I lquart himself. mentReuter. - 91 words
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Article25 1940-11-01 7 Reuter. t. 31.—Jawaharla! ihe two men chosen Ihi to make anti-war hes in India, was arrested at night, according to t'.v _}> outer.Reuter. - 25 words
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Article62 1940-11-01 7 Reuter. Zurich, Oct. 31—Diplomatic circles have come to believe that decisions of capital importance concerning France were taken at the Florence meeting between Hitler and Mussolini, states the Italian controlled Telepress Agency to-day. These decisions, the agency adds are likely to be the subject of a speech whichReuter. - 62 words
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Article29 1940-11-01 7 Reuter. London, Oct. 31.—Lord Linlithgow's term of office as Viceroy of India has been extended for a further period of one year, from April. 1941.—Reuter.Reuter. - 29 words
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Article37 1940-11-01 7 Fukuka. Kyushu. Oct. 31. THE 520-ton ferry-boat Matsumi Marti paying between Tsushima Island and Hakata foundered on Tuesday afternoon. Sixty passengers and 27 members of the crew were rescued Two are still missing.—Eastern37 words
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302 1940-11-01 7 GIRL DIES ON EVE OF MARRIAGE Chungking, Oct. 31. JT is confirmed that Mr. W. E. Kent, popularly known as "Foxy," a young American pilot of the China National Aviation Corporation, was among the nine persons, including a baby, killed when the302 words
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421 1940-11-01 7 Reuter. (REUTER S SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT) SALONICA, OCT. 31. JBE GREEK LINES ON THE MACEDONIAN SECTOR OF THE ALBANIAN FRONT HAVE REMAINED UN BROKEN, THOUGH SOME ADVANCE POSTS HAVE BEEN WITHDRAWN. ACCORDING TO LATEST REPORTS RECEIVED HERE. The Italian Alpine Chasseurs are in this sector,Reuter. - 421 words
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Article320 1940-11-01 7 Reuter. Athens, Oct. 31. "IN the first stages of our struggle, which we began with only small forces, we are holding up the enemy with courage and boldness," declared M. Nicoloudis, Greek Under-Secretary of State for the Press in a nationwide broadcast from Athens last night M.Reuter. - 320 words
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Article39 1940-11-01 7 (From Our/ Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Oct. 51. Orince bovaradet, tb? leader of the Thai rebellion and a refugee in French Indo-Chtna, has oeen arrested with his followers by the Fiench for leading an Annamtte rebellion.39 words
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Advertisement183 1940-11-01 7 biozygen! 1 gives 5 I Health and Vitality j 5 Send 30c St imp for trial to S G.P.O. Box 439 Singapore. "«■■■■■■■■».■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»l Columbia RECORDS Sydney Lipton His Orchestra Eddie Cantor F***** Robinson Crusoe Island D ***** Little Curly Hair in a F.T. High Chair (From I'll never fail you—S.F.T.183 words
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Advertisement610 1940-11-01 7 OUR LAST j HI DEPARTMENT t GENERAL DRAPERY j AND SOFT FURNISHING j SECTIONS TLEARANCE of all oddments and I x\ t discontinued designs regardless |jNC_)\V ON of cost. Here is a fine opportunity to ,j replenish your drapery materials i] J at ridiculously low prices. Case- }T] mcnts. Cretonnes,610 words
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Article22 1940-11-01 8 H. E. the High Commissioner has confirmed the (temporary) commission as Second Lieutenant in the F.M.S.V.F. granted to Mr. F. L. Reynolds.22 words
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Advertisement226 1940-11-01 8 A Sen«h«n,| JUNHIF To-Day 3.15 6.15 9.15 VR BTBnBTnE WW —m =&MBllLmAiI»-liJ* l» IjC j J j m 7-* ITVOVWi iWI Directed by HAROLD SCHUS T ER A NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE Special Added Attraction! 2 Reels! Exclusive Record of th e RETURN MATCH for the World's Heavyweight Boxing Championship Joe226 words
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Advertisement266 1940-11-01 8 I THE CHAMPS ARE COMING 6 WELL-KNOWN CHINESE PROFESSIONAL DANCERS FORMATION WW* timt FOXTROT Captained by LIM HOCK GUAN "Chinese Alex Moore" :t UP-COUNTRY 111 I I I S WILL ACT AS GUEST HOSTESSES ON SAT SUNDAY ONLY SAFER AT A 1 NO RISK OF CABARET Temperatures CARNIVAL NIGHT in266 words
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Advertisement71 1940-11-01 8 fThe Orient's Foremost Health. Physical Culture and Athletic Journal. Articles by the world's foremost authors. BeautlfuUy Illustrated. Sllyer Cups Medal Awards for Body Beautiful Posing Competition. Price 20 eta. a copy. Annual Subscription $1.50. On Sal* at all Bookstalls. Send 6d 8.P.0. for sample copy. None Free. Bound Volume of71 words
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Advertisement211 1940-11-01 8 unusual Picture with The vv a 5 outstanding Cast! ars ffi"ifflE^SHEßlDAii with this ef«ot AN HALE ROSCOE KARNS *Mr*«*RAOUt WALSH.A WARNER BROS.-** 3IIDXIGIIT PREMIEigi: TO-MORROW ALHAMBRA What is the awful mystery of the tomb with its door With 7 Locks? SEE EDGAR WALLACE'S Thriller! ji'llf also "U.S. NAVY 1940" j211 words
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96 1940-11-01 9 Shanghai. Oct. 31. THE following statement was iss'u°d by the French Embassy in Shanghai yesterday: "In view of the constant publication by the pres's of news items of a tendentious nature in connection with the current Franco-Ger-man negotiations, the French Embassy wishes to reiterate the denialReuter. - 96 words
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Article22 1940-11-01 9 New York. Oct. 31. Mr. Yuen Chcng-chan, Chines*? American residing here, was the first draftee of the United States At my.—Eastern News.22 words
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Obituary42 1940-11-01 10 Kte engagement is announced beSi s wee son w a e Mr Sim Thian Kiu J.ad Mrs. Sim Thian Kiu, and ■Aiss Chua Yam Neo, the daughter Oi the late Mr. Chua Soo iian and Mrs. Chua Soo Tuan.42 words
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Advertisement700 1940-11-01 10 K^iil^i^ r Ji at sniin.'Piig I Situations Vacant M NTED canvasser, apply personally 142, fi en<ler Street. Singapore. (No. 156P) tIST&NT Dispensers:— Stat* experience Salary. Box 629, Malaya Tribune. (No. 218F) NTED Upcountry Agents for Oats and >d Products. Box 620. Malaya Tribune S gapore. (No. 193F) an experienced radio700 words
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Advertisement841 1940-11-01 10 Professional WAYLBBN CO.. Finance Sz Account* Consultants and Chinese-English Translators, Asia House, Robinson Road, SlngaP°™- (No. 167F) ANYONE suffering from Leprosy, Leucoderma, Dlabete» Paralysis, Consumption Asthma, Pues, Skin and Urinary diseases can have treatment from Sri Atma-Chin-tao, 88, Lorong 40. Oeylang, Singapore. Safeguard your Interest and nave his incomparable Guarantee.841 words
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Advertisement732 1940-11-01 10 Business Opportunities YOU CAN TRUST US to buy St sell new used dieael steam engines; Ice, rubber, rice oil mills, machines, generators, motor boats, scrap cast iron, etc. Eng Wan Co., Commission Agents. 4. Kampong Kapa, Penang. (No. 134F) MODERN SHOP HOUSE Premises In Ipoh Owners of several Modern Shop732 words
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Advertisement598 1940-11-01 10 RADIO SETS. Re-condltioned. repaired or treated in. Special rates to Services. Tel. 3333. The Singapore Radio St Electric Service 102-104, Orchard Hoed. Singapore. (No. 153F) FOUNTAIN-PEN Repairing. All work guaranteed. Send all makes to one address —Save postage and time. Lee Company. 22. Raffles Chambers, Singapore. Telephone 7971. (No. ldfF)598 words
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Advertisement696 1940-11-01 10 SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST TENDERS are invited for sanitary and water installation for six blocks of temporary dwellings at Tiong Bahru. Plans, Specification and Form of Tender may be obtained at the Office of the Singapore Improvement Trust on payment of a deposit of $50 which will be refunded if a696 words
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Advertisement121 1940-11-01 10 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TENDERS TENDERS are now Invited for the fallowing materials or service. For particulars see Municipal Tender Boom. Annual Supplies for 1941. See Municipal Tender Boom. Supply of 48" nominal size Steel Straight Pipes. Coupling Joints Sz Specials. 12 noon Nov. 12, 1940 Supply of 3.000 Single Phase A121 words
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Advertisement46 1940-11-01 10 J I iXior clear, distinct reP r duction for which tney arc unsurpassed Sole Agents: HOE BOON LEONG Distributors: RADIO GENERAL AGENCY, Kuala Lumpur. THE RADIO SOUND SERVICE, Taipinjr. Pcrak, Penang. Pi"^ Wellesley and Alor Star, Kedah CHOP HUP SOON A I N. Kuala Dungun, Trengganu^46 words
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Miscellaneous1252 1940-11-01 10 j TO-DAY'S RADIO! j SINGAPORE LONDON ZHL 225 metres (1.333 k|cs) TRANSMISSIONS 2a, ZHPI 30 96 metres (9 69 mcs) GSF 15.14 Mc (19 »2 4,»» ZHP3 41.38 metres (7.25 m.cs) GSJ 21.53 Mcs (I 3 n ml^T* 8.20 a.m. News In English (every GSG 17.79 Mc sU6 86 mltr1,252 words
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742 1940-11-01 11 Singapore. Oct. 31 MINING Burem. Seller*. A.-nat Tin (4s) 311H 3 6 > istral Amal (ss) 5|- 5!6 ,1 Malay 33 6 3516 Til am (ss) 17|- ig Wen* SD 0.80 090 Clin Tin 151- 16!--intal (ss) 9l- 96 3e:anßor ($1) 1.47 1 51 1 Malay742 words
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Article131 1940-11-01 11 From Our Financial Correspondent Singapore, Friday. THE chief feature of interest in the markets yesterday was a sustained demand fcr Hong Fatts which carried its price to SI.IB. with sellers asking for $1.19. Otherwise, business in tin shares was very dull, but in the Australian131 words
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Article26 1940-11-01 11 Singapore, Friday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— RUBBER Buyers 39, Sellers 39U. TIN 132V4, down S 1 I26 words
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Article26 1940-11-01 11 London, Oct. 31. jN t lie afternoon on the Stock Exchange interest was confined to investment stocks, including debentures, gilc-Edgeds and divi-dend-paying Kaffirs.26 words
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126 1940-11-01 11 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Oct. 31. Buyers. Sellers. No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 38% 39 (Sellers option) No. IX R.S.S. F. 0.8. in cases Oct. Nov. 38 3 /4 3918 G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8. in bales Oct. Nov. 38»/2 38 5 R FAQ.126 words
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Article38 1940-11-01 11 London, Oct. 31. THE Dutch Unilever Company's 1 annual report for 1939 reveals a sross profit of 29.910.000 guilders, compared with the 1938 gross profit of 28.033.000. The net profit was 28.950.000 guilders against 27,083COO.38 words
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65 1940-11-01 11 Reuter - (By Reuter London, Oct. 31. rjMN opened quiet. The turnover was 75 tons. Later the market ruled steady despite large sales from the East at a slightly cheaper price and lower American advices. The market believes that home consumers need to65 words
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Article80 1940-11-01 11 Liverpool, Oct. 31. IT is reported that the Indian Government is discussing with :he Cotton Trade measures to protect growers against a price slump. Shipping may restrict British takings to half a million bales. Desirable "spot" lots in most cottons are now difficult to obtain. Owing to80 words
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Article23 1940-11-01 11 London, Oct. 31. TIN warehouse and delivery char- ?es are being advanced by 10 per cent as from Nov. 1.23 words
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Advertisement92 1940-11-01 11 PILES £I'■1 VRANTEBD CURE WITHOUT OPERATION a dangerous and painful Early treatment always Messrs Lav Kirn Ping I ing Hsiang have spent to a very careful study disc ase. will be refunded if no cure Piles h *™S been •v :i und are De ing exhibited Kd if?i?? rap l92 words
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Advertisement126 1940-11-01 11 Manufacturing Opticians CROOKES OPTICAL COMPANY 206, South Bridge Rd.. Singapore. Optician T. S. Lee Tel. 6844 Eve-sight tested glasses supplied from $4|- upwardr THE MERCANTILE BANK OF JNDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED INDIA, LIMITED The Company, which 17 ed in the S.S. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes the following HM126 words
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Advertisement599 1940-11-01 11 I «M HEADACHES' I USER &3EItCHTEM]f WĔ Ulalong Street. Deacon. N.£.7 1 Never Tai? to Get Relief" says <s">£ 1:1 Arthritis Sufferer f^^Sr^^^^fl |H "Bnarhotme.*" 6 8' gj| It 0< ASPRO I uCtr from Neuritis and Arthr.tii in i chronic "COURSE OF 'ASPRO' H state and ir t l a.uteit599 words
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Advertisement274 1940-11-01 11 STEAMEII SAILINGS p 6 o BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For all information apply to* P. O. S. N. Co„ The Agent, Collyer Quay, Tel 5961 8.1.5. N. CO., BOUSTEAD CO., LTD., Tel 5497 81.5. N. CO. (APCAR LINE) For HONGKONG, SHANGHAI MOJI, KOBE, OSAKA For PENANG, RANGOON CALCUITA. Regular274 words
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Advertisement382 1940-11-01 11 BRITISH INDIA i 1 The best possible service."': are being maintained b) The P. O.S.N. Coy. fron the Straits to their usua' ports of call in Chin: I India, Ceylon and th< United Kingdom. Passengjj i ers are requested to their requirements bui! under present circumstance!! sailings are perforce resj382 words
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Article, Illustration262 1940-11-01 12 Japanese Withdraw From South Kwangsi Reuter. Chungking, Nov. 1. rpHE Chinese military spokesman here this afternoon declared that Nanning and Lungchow areas had been entirely cleared of Japanese forces. He added that no Japanese forces withdrawing- from the Nanning area were boarding transports at Yamchow, while theReuter. - 262 words
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Article108 1940-11-01 12 Reuter. London, Nov. 1 HOLLAND, once a country noted for its rich supply of food, is now being rationed even more diastically than Germany. Details of the rationing in force by the Germans throw remarkable light on the p'under of the country by the conquerors. Fifty perReuter. - 108 words
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Article238 1940-11-01 12 Reuter. Athens, Nov. 1:—It is learned authoritatively that Italian activity en the northern front was on a smaller scale yesterday than on the previous day. In the meantime large scale Greek trocp movements were carried out satisfactcrilv.—Reuter. Washington, Nov 1. "The people of the United States shcuid beReuter. - 238 words
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Article46 1940-11-01 12 Reuter. I London, Nov. 1. The world famous centre court of Wimbledon has been damaged by a bomb which fell on the stand from which thousands have watched the world's leading players in action. Leicester Square, London's brightest lights before the war, has also suffered. —Reuter.Reuter. - 46 words
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Article187 1940-11-01 12 London, Nov. 1. LONDON had its quietest night for nearly two months last night. The "alert** sounded somewhat earlier than on the last few nights and Londoners settled down tc their usual nocturnal concert of bomb and barrage. So much has this habit grown vi the metropolis187 words
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Article33 1940-11-01 12 New York, Nov. 1. AMBASSADOR Joseph Kennedy may become the head of the Defence Commission, if President Roosevelt is re-elected, it is suggested by two noted columnists in the New York World Telegram.33 words
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Article138 1940-11-01 12 «rjERMANY cant- J; VJ unless she lands i n this t ar and makes Us hold up 0 No terror, no murdern f lians, or destruction 0 f rhJT' and hospitals will ev< ci ches people to surrender v ir r T our138 words
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Article19 1940-11-01 12 Reuter. Berlin, Nov. I.—The ficial news agency reports that M Laval is returr.in» to Paris.—Renter.Reuter. - 19 words
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Advertisement106 1940-11-01 12 OtHJST THAT! like all great inventions, the Gillette system of shaving is simplicity itself. Put a Blue Gillette blade into a Gillette razor—and yon can't go wrong. Ton 0. get a clean, velvety shave that no other system, however complicated ox costly, can equal M 8 m KLIN G THE106 words
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