Malaya Tribune, 26 November 1940

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune NET SALES EXCEED 16,000 DAILY VOL. XXVII- -No. 283. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Tuesday, November 26, 11)40.
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    St. Paul's Hit
    66 1 on St. Pa«rs Cuthcci r al during a recent German (i' r < don FJkc bom!) pier.cd the roof at the cast end of th: Cathedral and destroyed the Huj'n Altar. The main fabric of the Cathedral tnu not affected, ma ton p&ofa states tfte Bishop O)
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    Lord Baden Powell
    30 1 London, Nov 26. The health of the Chief Scout. Lord Baden Powell, a better, it is cfficially announced fi »m Kenya. No further tuUcuns will be issued.—British
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    U. S. FINANCIAL AID FOR BRITAIN LIKELY
    537 1 First Official U.S. Statement: British Envoy Sees Roosevelt Reuter. Washington, Nov. 26. first official pronouncement on Lord ixrthians suggestion of American credits to Britain was made yesterday (Monday). In reply to an interrogation, Mr. Cordeli Hull said that the whole question of financial
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    40 1 Kweilin, Nov. 26. —Mr. Tan Kan Kee. accompanied by Messrs. Hou Hsi Fan and Li Tieh Mm. has gone to Liuchow en route to Kweiyang They were guests at a luncheon in the Fukien Provincial Guild, her. -Chinese Central News.
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    27 1 Reuter. New York. Nov. 25.—The Mackay Radio picked up an S.O.S. message from the British steamer Templeton, saying that she was being attacked by a submarine.— Reuter.
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    "British Navy Should Seize Dodecanese"
    529 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 26. THE following article was specially written for Reuter by General Sir Hubert Gough, the famous cavalry leader and C ommander of Britain's Fifth Army in during 1916-1918:- in Greece, or rather the Greece, for the Greeks r'h,"" d!l( vc v carried
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    RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN POLAND
    136 1 Reuter. London. Nov. 26. RELIGIOUS persecution in Poland, contrary to German inspired reports, is being steadily intensified, according to reliable circles in London. It is stated that 400 Polish Catholic priests have been deported to Germany. Many weic executed and the remainder placed in concentration camps.
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    De Gaulle Back In London
    172 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 26 GEN. de Gaulle's return, after nearly three months' work in organising the administration and th* forces' of French Equatorial Africa, is for the purpose of examining with the British Government the various political and military problems in connection with the conduct
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    Workers' Gift
    70 1 Burbank, Nov. 26. A CHRISTMAS present fdr the R.A.F. of a $100,000 Hudson bomber is the aim of a movement started by 20.000 employees of the Lockheed and Vega aircraft factories*. Their spokesman said that they had agreed to build the machine in their own time. "The British
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    Western Desert British Empire In Miniature
    167 1 Reuter. (From Reuters Special Correspondent in the Western Desert) London, Nov. 26. PtHS dusty desert is becoming;' increasingly like a representation of the British Empire »n miniature. In a tour 1 made yesterday, 1 found a famous north-east coast regiment manning the pill-boxes near
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    Illegal Immigrants On Sunken Ship
    75 1 Reuter. Jerusalem. Nov. 20. THE former French liner Patria, 12.000 tons, recently taken over by a British Company, capsized and sank after an explosion at its moorings in Haifa harbour yesterday morning with some 1.300 illegal immigrants en board, it is officially announced. It is
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    16 1 Reuter. Berlin. Nov. 25—Hitler received Count Grandi. Italian Minister of Justice, at the Chancellery this morning.—Reuter.
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    4 Italian Divisions Cut Up By Greeks
    332 1 British Wireless. Athens, Nov. 26. POUR Italian divisions, it is estimated, have so far been cut up and destroyed on the Albanian front since the outbreak of war, Reuter was informed last night. It was added that a single armoured division, consisting of
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    JAPANESE ENVOY TO U.S.
    44 1 Reuter. Tokyo, Nov. 20. The Foreign Office, last night, announced the appointment of Ad mira! Kichisaburo NOindra. -former Foreign Minister, as Japanese Ambassador to Washington. This nomination is subject to confirmation by the Cabinet* at its regular meeting to-day.— Renter.
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    JAPANESE DEMANDS ON INDO-CHINA
    150 1 Reuter. Chungking. Nov. 26. FE right to purchase the whole of French IndoChina's rubber output from December onwards, and exclusive interest in the development of that country's natural resources, have been demanded by Japan, according to the Central Daily News (the official organ of the Chinese
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    Russia Neutral
    55 1 Reuter. Moscow. Nov. 25. Hi THE speedy denial Riven by tin ii official Soviet news agency U I] the Gtrman newspaper report re-, i garding Hungary's adherence tci! the tripartite pact is interpreted!j by diplomatic circles here as a} restatement of Soviet neutralit> < and an affirmation that
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    41 1 Reuter. London Nov. 26: No night alert ■sounded in London up to 11 o'clocln last night. It was the second night in 80 days— since Sept. 7 that there has been no alert in the* period between dusk and 11 —Reuter.
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    DIFFICULTIES IN WAY OF "GROW MORE FOOD" DRIVE
    447 2 Heavy Manuring Of Lands Necessary VITAL as it is to Malaya, the qutetion of foodstuffs V production is one of peculiar difficulty, says Mr W. N. C. Belgrave, Director of Agriculture, SS, and Adviser on Agriculture, F.MS., in his report onthe Agnculhiral
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    Inquiry Into Driver's Death In Road Accident
    293 2 Singapore, Monday. THE fatal accident in Bukit I Timah Road, in which Soh Lok Choon, a motor-car driver em ployed at Batu on the afternoon of N0v.16 wa* the subject of the Singapore Coroner. Mr. W. v. Fo soh r jsLflsyS. of the
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    CHEATING CHARGE AGAINST INDIAN
    130 2 Singapore, Monday. 0. K. NAIR, a 34-year-old Malabari, appeared before Mr. Oon Khy e Kiang, acting Third Magistiate. to-day, on a charge of cheating Mohamed Nawab Din in respect of two sums of money. Nair was a.Ueged to have obtained two sums of money from Mohamed
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    Smuggled Food To Prisoner-Husband
    84 2 Singapore, Monday. PLEADING guilty to a charge ol bringing three packets of cigarettes, a box of matches, a quantity of rice and two fruits into the General Hospital lock-up, Chan Ah Lai, a Chinese woman, was fined $10, or five days' simple imprisonment, in the Fifth
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    "Indians Of S'pore"
    42 2 MR.Nazir Mallal, well known 10--111 cal lawyer, will give from the Singapore Broadcasting Station the second of the talks on "The Indians of Singapore," at 7.10 p.m. to-day in the series "Presenting Singapore" arranged by the Friends of Singapore.
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    R.A.F. Corporal Married
    169 2 THE Rev. A. S. Giles officiated at the marriage at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday of Cpl. William James Mower, R.A.F., and Miss Marjorie Colton. Cpl. Mower is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mower of Tankerley, near Barnsley, and Miss Colton is the daughter of
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    Case Against Amusement Park Proprietor
    82 2 Singapore, Monday. THE cat*? in which Mr. Ong Peng Hock, proprietor of the New World Amusement Park, who has been ordered by the acting Chief Justice to be tried on a charge of permitting the Park to be used as a common gaming house, before
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    13 2 Mrs. J. I. Robertson has been appointed Lady Assistant Protector of Chineeo, Singapore.
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    3 FUNERALS YESTERDAY
    302 2 THE death took place at the General Hospital, Singapore, on Sunday night of Dr. Ismay Donald Stubbs at the age of 57 years. Dr. Stubbs had been many years in Malaya mostly upcountry in Seremban and Malacca. An exServiceman, Dr. Stubbs served in the last war as
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    American Press Denounces Italian Attack On Greece
    229 2 rX American newspapers do not mince words in denouncing the shameful attack made on Greece by Italy—with obvious German approval. Here are some of their comments: Macon (Georgia) Telegraph: While Italy's' war on Greece is a logical development of Axis strategy, this does
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    A.R.P. WARDENS ON PARADE
    161 2 Singapore, Monday. A DEMONSTRATION of drill order and company formation by A.R.P. wardens of the Paya Lebar Division, who are still in training, was given at the grounds of the Serangoon English School yesterday, when Mr. J. E. Jeans, the Director of Air Raid Precautions, and
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    Taxi Commandeered To Arrest Thief
    90 2 Singapore, Monday. A FINE of $100, or rive months' rigordus imprisonment, was imposed on Koh Teng Wan, a mid-dle-aged Chinese in the Third Police Court yesterday, for theft of a bicycle on Nov. 18 last. Chan was* seen riding away on the bicycle which was
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    Lies On The Air Day By Day
    469 2 Department of Public Information and Publicity now issue a daily bulletin, exposing the lying propaganda emanating from Berlin and Rome broadcasting stations. Berlin said this (in Arabic) on Nov. 21: "All the American journalists in London cabled to their papers that London has
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    Bombers From Cents
    110 2 Total number of enemv planes shot down on ail fronts up to midnight, U* don time ONE In Singapore to-day, nearly 100 girls will collect one cent from each of their friends. This is for the "Cent-A-Piane Fund," which was inaugurated only yesterday, when the to! 1
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    DR. N. L. CLARKE'S SON DIES IN ENGLAND
    112 2 Singapore Monday CABLED news has been received of the death at Torquay England, following illness oi M r Eertram Clarke, the twenty-year-old only son of Dr. Noel L. Clarke a former Legislative Councillor' and Mrt.*. Clarke. Mr. Bertram Clarke was educated at
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    47 2 Mr C. untitled M.A. untitled Pase Vice-President of the Theosophlcai Society will deliver his final public lecture on Friday at 630 p m tt Si Ramakrishna Mission Hall, 9 Norris Road Singapore, the subject being, "The Menta>* and Moral Struggle In Man and the Wav to Peace."
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    BLIND BOYS, DESERTED BY PARENTS, LEARN BRAILLE
    538 3 Care Of Singapore's Juvenile Offenders J J J (Tribune Staff Reporter) AN important branch of the work of the Salvation Army in Singapore, of which very little is known, is being brought to light in this article, as a result of the recent
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    Record Entries For Dog Show
    158 3 rERE is a record entry of 1201 dogs for the Singapore Dcg Show, to be held in aid of the War Fund at the Happy World Stadium on Sunday, Dec. 1. from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. All the high-pedigreed dcgs have been entered, including
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    Ordered Goods On Inspector's Account
    103 3 pONVICTED on thre e charges of cheating, Ramasamy alias Salleh bin Abdullah, a middle-aged Tamil, was sentenced to six weeks rigorous imprisonment on each chatge in the Fifth Police Court, yesterday, the sentences to run consecutively Ramasamy was stated to have deceived a man named
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    Volunteer Air Force
    53 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Monday.—Mr. H. E. Nixon, President of the Penang Flying Club, Messrs. J. D. Mead of Ipoh J. C. Cooke. M G. Harvey. E. W. Slight and A. V. Thomas, all volunteer airmen, have been commissioned as Pilot Officers of the Straits Settlements
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    SINGAPORE GUN PRACTICES
    55 3 Singapore, Tuesday. HEAVY A. A. and field gun practice from Singapore batteries will bs held from Dec. 1 to Dec. 31. A large white flag will be hoisted 24 hours prior to the commencement of practice and a large red flag will be hoisted during the period
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    18 3 The resignation of his Commission in the S 8 VT* »>V Secoud-Llfiit W. P. steeple lifts been accepted.
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    ALLEGED MURDER IN POLICE BARRACKS
    587 3 Singapore, Monday. A RRAIGNED on a charge of murder by causing the death of a follow constable at the Sikh Police barracks in Pearl's Hill on the night of Aug. 13 last, Amrit Singh, a constable aged about 24, pleaded "not guilty" at the Assize
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    Gaoled For Stealing Vegetables
    64 3 Singapore, Monday. FOR stealing a tub of preserved vegetables worth $7.20, Tan Ong Seah a?ias Tang Hong Seah, was sentenced to one day's simple imprisonment and fined $30. or three weeks' rigorous imprisonment, in the Third Police Court to-day. Tan, who pleaded guilty, was stated to
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    NOTICE TO COLONY IMPORTERS
    60 3 A notice to importers in the Straits Settlements, published by the Controller of Restricted Imports, is' in pag3 9 to-day. This notice refers to a variety of goods including printing ink, cycle tyres, various kinds of paper, playing cards, aluminium ware, cotton or artificial silk hosiery,
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    STILLS IN DESER TED HOUSE
    151 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. A RAID conducted by outdoor Customs officers resulted in the discovery of stills containing 12 ga.Uons of rice mash in a deserted house at Batu Caves and eight jars containing 42 gallons of fermented rice in the blukar.
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    Malaya Thanked For Cifts To Mayor's Fund
    83 3 'DLEASE convey to contributors my most sincere thanks for vcur further generous contribution to my Air Raid Distress Fund." That telegram has been received by Ihe Chartered Bank, Singapore, hon. treasurers of the Malaya Patriotic Fund, from the Lord Mayor •~>f London, in
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    School Exhibition
    95 3 THE exibition of art ond needlework by the students cf the Katong Branch of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesuj was opened yesterday at 9 a.m. by the ilev. Mother St. James. The exhibition hall was tastefully deec-rated with paintings and needle-work done by the students'. Among
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    TARRING OUTRAGE IN PENANG
    101 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Monday. k CHINESE shop in Jelutong deal- ing in building materials was the scene of another tarring outrage in Penang yesterday afternoon. This was the sixth tarring incident within 11 days. It appears that about 15 men went to th e
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF CEDENT
    75 3 Singapore, Monday. ALLEGED to have committed theft of two and a half sacks of cement early this morning from his employer, Lim Boon Hua, a 32-year-old Chinese, claimed trial in th e Fifth Court to-day when he appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh. The case was
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    Lady Precious Stream To Be Staged
    98 3 Singapore, Monday. F:E Teochew Community will Stage a charity show at the Great World Amusement Park in aid of the Kwangtung Relief Fund on Nov. 29, Nov. 30 and Oct. 1. The Thaw Yong Amateur Musical Association, on invitation, will stage "Lady Precious Stream"
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    Foot-And-Mouth Disease In Perak
    133 3 Singapore, Monday. THERE two outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease among cattle in Perak last year, states Dr. W. R. Wallace's report on th* Veterinary Departments, Malaya, tor 1939. One of these was an extension of the outbreak which started towards the end of 1938, while the other
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    Tempers Go In Padang Match
    290 4 S.R.C. 4 Hyderabad Regt. 3 T EMPERS that grew hotter as the tempo of an exciting match warmed up, spoilt what promised to be one of the finest hockey matches of the week when the S.R.C. met the Hyderabad Regiment at home this evening. The
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    Sports Diary
    30 4 TO-DAY RUGGER: S.C.C. v. Royal Navy. S.C.C St. Andrew's Old Boys V. Combined Schools. Victoria School ground. HOCKEY. European women v. Y.W.C.A.. Balestier: V.M.C.A.. v. R.A.F. (Tenffth), V.M.C.A.
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    Matches Cancelled
    93 4 THE hockey match between the Ceylon Sports Club and the Madras Sappers fixed to be played on the C.S.C. ground last evening was cancelled as" the Sappers could not turn up. Another match that v/as canceled was the one between the Indian Association second hockey eleven and the
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    Colts Beat S.C.C.
    243 4 S.C.C 2; Colts 4. SUPERIOR forward play enabled the Singapore Colts to beat the S.C.C. by four goals to two in a hockey match on the Padang yesterday. Having the better of the exchanges from the bully-off the Colts did not tak e long to open accounts.
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    Friday's Big Boxing Card For R.A.A.F. Fund
    305 4 AFTER a good deal of hard thinking the Singapore Amateur Boxing Club have picked the following to take part in the show in aid of The Royal Australian Air 'Force Sports Fund, which takes place on Friday at the Happy World Stadium. I
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    Badminton Association Fixtures For The Week
    75 4 CINGAPORE Badminton Associalinn's championship fixtures for this week are: Wednesday at 7.15 p.m.: Men's open doubles final: Tan Chhong Tee and Low Seah Chuan (Marigold v. Ahmad Mattar and Chia Chin Soon (Eclipse). Inter-club tournament: Sphinx B P. v. Devonshire B.P. Saturday at 2.15
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    24 4 The Vanda Flower football XI defeated the F.M.S. Railways Institute Club by 3—2 on Sunday. Scorers were Chin Ann (2) and Kee Chuan. v
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    CIVILIAN SIDE A VERY SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT
    610 4 "Styx" Reviews Singapore Hockey By "Styx" RAIN spoilt several of last week's best hockey fixtures, but nevertheless some good games were witnessed. Main feature of the week's programme was the War Fund game between the unbeaten Singapore Civilians and the combined British Army and
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    Late Goal Saves Indian Hospital Against Medicos
    243 4 Medicals .1: Indian G. H 1. A LATE goal in the second half saved the Indian General Hospital from defeat at the hands of the Medical College in a hockey match which resulted in a one-all drawn on the College yesterday. The game
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    S.R.A.'s LATEST TRANSFERS, DELETIONS
    165 4 THE Straits Racing Association announces the following transfers, deletions and new classifications of horses and ponies in Malaya. Transfers: From Class 1 to Class 2, Gigolette, Stuart Tartan, Sunny Charm; From Class 2 to Class 1, Dinna Forget, Hengist, King's Gambit; From Class 2 to Class
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    "Running Fight" After Alleged Cabaret Scene
    584 5 Singapore, Monday. rrilF story of how four American sailors, for no apparent I reason, threw about chairs in the bar of the Straits Cabaret n \nson Road and backed out using chairs to guard themselves, flowed by a running fight from Anson Road to
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    A.F.S. Man Injured In Accident
    85 5 WHILE cycling along Serangoonj Road yesterday evening, at about seven o'clock an Indian auxiliary fire service man was knocked down by a motor car and severely injured. He received a fracture of the right lower leg and the left collar bone. He was picked up
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    They Will "Cover" Busy Centre
    243 5 A PICTURE of the officers and wardens of Group 1, Central Division, of the Singapore A.R.P. force. This group covers a very important area of Singapore, radiating from the Central Police Station, including New Bridge Road and South Bridge Road, lt will be noticed that
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    23 5 Mr. H. V. Puckridge, Manager of Damansara Estate. Selangor and Mrs. Puckridge, who are «t home on leave, ire returning to Malaya shortly.
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    ONLY ONE TIN SMELTING WORKS IN THE F. M. S.
    450 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) JUCKED away off the main road between Kuala Lumpur and Sungei Besi is the only smelting works in the F.M.S. belonging to the Tan Ban Joo Co., Ltd., where a large proportion of the tin-ore produced in
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    ENTERTAINMENT At The Alhambra
    232 5 AN exceptional opportunity to play their powers of dramatic acting is given to Charles Boyer and Bette Davis in the film version of Rachel Field's famous book "All This and Heaven Too," which had a War Fund premiere at the Alhambra last night. The film opens
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    14 5 Mr. Khoo Boo Lool is acting as Sub-Accountant in the Treasury at Alor Star,
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    Poles Play Vital Part In Battle Of Britain
    221 5 Reuter. LONDON, NOV. 25. Tif ORE THAN 300 GERMAN PLANES SO FAR HAVE BEEN ITI BROUGHT DOWN BY POLISH AIR SQUADRONS IN THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN, ACCORDING TO A STATEMENT B\ GENERAL SIKORSKI, POLISH PRIME MINISTER AND rfIMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. i "The Polish Air
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    Indiscriminate Raid On Alexandria
    52 5 Reuter. Cairo, Nov. 25. FOUR were killed and 28 injured in an Italian air raid on Alexandria yesterday, all casualties' being civilians. This' was announced by the Egyptian Ministry of Defence. The attack caused great indignation for the raid was indiscriminate, bombs dropping far from any
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    TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    53 5 r -DAY'S ties in the Singapoj-e table tennis championships at the Happy World covered stadium a Chua Kay Tuan V Tang Kong Joo; Leong Chong: Pi v V Urn rhin ffln- Wong Wah Son V. kok pSS ttw K&u V. Tan Miang SnV Leong Hong Sung V.
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    PICTURES TELL TARANTO STORY
    271 5 Reuter. London, Nov. 25. DAMAGES inflicted on ships of U the Italian Navy during the attack on Taranto harbour by the Fleet Air Arm on the night of Nov. 11 12 are very clearly shown in photographs which have just arrived in London, states Reuters naval
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    DR. RAJAN SENTENCED
    40 5 Reuter. Trichinopoly. Nov. 26. DR T S. S. Rajan, former Congress minister of Madras tne fln'i ex-minister to be arrested for practising civil disobedience, was *cnt*nced to a year s imprisonment and a fine of £575 Reuter.
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    Opinion Blackout Practice
    139 6 BLACK-OUT practices in this Colony have been comparatively few and far between. The public, as a whole, has not been sufficiently rehearsed to adapt itself readily to this wartime precaution and, such being the case, co-operation between the public and the authorities in the event of a
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    Great Discomfort
    180 6 ITNDER such conditions it can be imagined what inconvenience and discomfort these folk experience. Many of them, living in small cubicles, with families sometimes amounting to six or seven and more, have to pack themselves in a suffocating room where they cannot even move without fear of an
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    More Practices
    236 6 AN this all-important question the Government and the public do not see eye to eye in many respects. The distribution of a few thousand pamphlets and occasional A.R.P. lectures at the beginning of the war are all that has apparently been considered necessary. It gives little or no
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    Abolish This Snobbery
    1080 6  -  DEMAND FOR EQUAL RIGHTS KHOO TENG ENG Writes Straight From The Shoulder OUR lives are governed by law. Whatever we do, whether we take a walk or go to the pictures, our actions are partly or wholly diaated by the law of the country. We accept the
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    THREE MILLION BIBLES
    121 6 BIBLES to the colossal total of nearly 3,000.000 copies a year are still being exported from Great Britain to all parts of the world. The biggest buyer of the Bible and of single Books from Old and New Testament are the peoples of the British Empire within
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    Behind The Scenes
    552 6 AXIS PEACE PLAN STILL By Madame Tabouis (in the Sunday Dispatch) TJITLER'S time-tables have been completely shattered by the heroic resistance of the British. His carefully devised plans are changing from day to day. 0 Mussolini insisted that Germany should reinforce the Italian troops for the offensive
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    Australian French For De Gaulle
    295 6 pRENCH nationals in Australia supporting the Free French Movement have established a national committee to co-operate with the movement throughout the world and to assist the British Empire in the war with Germany. The Minister for External Affairs (Mr. McEwen) announced that the headquarters of
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    562 6 pass the Central P ollCa Station at South B rid CP Pf you can see, if you care to broken dreams of hawkers occud ing a corner of the building take the form of derelict kancK sticks, baskets, tricycles, n,/.' crockery and other equipment with which hs
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    THE KING WITH HIS PEOPLE
    30 7 shows His Majesty the King, surrounded by smiling faces I o/ London, during a recent tour of inspection of bomb damage in the London area.
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    U. S. CREDITS FOR BRITAIN?
    393 7 Reuter. New York, Nov. 25. THK ranting of credits to Britain is the subject of considerable discussion throughout the United States. William King of Utah states that he will demand t] Senate Foreign Relations Committee shall consider to allow American credits to Britain by acting
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    70 GERMAN DIVISIONS MASSED IN RUMANIA
    311 7 Reuter. (By Reuters Military Correspondent, Col. J. Lowe) London, Nov. 25. T*HE Greek successes have been so dramatic and swift that everyone is asking what the German High Command will do. There is much evidence that military preparations in south-east Europe have reached an
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    NO CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY THIS YEAR
    138 7 Reuter. London, Nov. 25—Great Britain v ill have no Christmas Bank Holiday this year. There will be no Bank Holiday on Christmas Day in Scotland or on Boxing Day in England, Wales and Northern Ireland War workers are officially asked to take one day oft
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    To Co-ordinate War Supplies & Production
    267 7 To Co-ordinate War Supplies Production Reuter. XT X London, Nov. 25. thy FmDiie War Supplies Conference after discussions lastfne rmonth at Delhi terminated its work to-day with the recommendation that a standing body should be established KSS tr, co-ordinate supplies and production. conference will hay? a deep ana real significance
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    HIS HOLINESS THE POPE
    30 7 Reuter. London, Nov. &o. IT is understood that the Pope will fast for a week as an appeal to God for peace," states the Rome radio.—Reuter.
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    GREEKS CONTINUE BIG ADVANCE
    101 7 Athens, Nov. 25. fREEK troops are continuing their advance on the whole f front, according to a communique issued on Sun*, -n «ht A further 1,500 Italian prisoners were taken fa. ,-eeion with 12 heavy guns, several mortars and other material-. The occupation of Moscopolis is
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    TONS OF U.S. MEDICINE FOR CHUNGKING
    150 7 Chungking. THK first consignment of medicine from the American National Red Cross Association weighing about 200 tons and worth over US. $300,000 has arrived in Rangoon and will soon be shipped into China by the Burma Road, according to Dr. John Earl Baker and
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    Dead Nurse-Vicar's Mind A Blank
    83 7 Dead NurseVicar's Mind A Blank (From H. L. Hopkin? London, Nov. 2b. A VERDICT of accidental death was returned at the inquest on Elsie Widgery, a nurse, aged 46, who was found dead in a gas-filled room in Bournemouth. The Reverend Eric Tarrant, 51, Vicar of Wool, Dorset, who was
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    HONGKONG GIFT FOR WAR FUND
    41 7 Reuter. Hongkong, Nov. 25. /CONTRIBUTING a further $50,000 to the War Fund inaugurated by the South China Morning Post for the purchase of bombers, the Hongkong Jockey Club has now given $310,000 to British War Funds.—Reuter.
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    SIGNATURE OF PUPPET TREATY
    67 7 Reuter. Shanghai, Nov. 25. Foreign journalists have been invited to proceed to Nanking to witness th? signature of the treaty under which Japan is expected, inter alia, to accord recognition to the Wang Ching Wei irgim*. The treaty, according to the official announcement, will be sign--Itd
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    5-Hour Tank Battle In Western Desert
    236 7 HEAVY ITALIAN LOSSES Reuter. (From Reuters Correspondent in the Western Desert) London, Nov. 25. TIHE modern mechanised equivalent of the old time dashing cavalry action, which was fought last week in a five-hour tank engagement at Hiliquat, 15 miles south of Sidi Barranu was
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    French Canadian Sympathy For France
    101 7 Reuter. Quebec, Nov. 23. FRANCE, our unhappy yet beloved mother, is not dead," declared M. Adeiard Goddout, Premier of Quebec, in a broadcast to France and Britain. "To France, French Canadians say this: 'We know that the hordes of Hitler and Mussolini have been unable
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    37 7 Reuter. Tokyo, Nov. 24.—Prince Saionji. last survivor of Japan's greatest and oldest statesmen, died aged 92. He wa<? one of the men chiefly responsible for Japan's rise from meaiaeva 1 feudalism to a first class power. ■—Reutei.
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    Why Judges Refused To Free Civil Servant
    213 9 r» FA SONS were given by a X King's Bench Divisional 0ur 1 for refusing to release Aubrey Trevor Oswald Lees, a j*] Office Civil Servant, f ro m Brixton Prison on a writ beas Corpus. When their lordships had the pr before
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    Girl's Face At Window
    654 9 Story Of Man's Secret Love For Landlady 1 extraordinary story of a young man's love for his landlady, 1 who treated him like a son, lay behind an apparently motiveless case of wounding", it was revealed at the Old Bailey. The man in the dock, James
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    Lighter Work In The Dark Room
    214 9 A NEW photographic paper produced by a British firm is likely to revolutionise printing room technique. All amateur photographers know that when pictures are being printed from a weak negative, a specially vigorous paper is required. If the negative is bold in contrasts of
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    Domestic Occurrence ENGAGEMENT
    36 10 The engagement is announced of Mr Tan Beng Kirn, second son I of Mr. Mrs. Tan Kok Tiong to Miss May Sng Bee Neo, youngest lav hter of Mr. Mrs. Sng Soo lee
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    948 11 Singapo.e, Nov. 25. MINING Buyer* Sellers Tin (4s) 3 l 4l ''a 3 i 9 H*«5L <S) 20;- 21)6 EST (si) 075 080 V* P2L 15H 161--5s »1- 6 .ss) 5.101 a 6[3 I iSi, 33,6 3516 astral Ma«J 1.42 V* l\4t\i (£> 1919 2019 luraw
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    CHILDREN'S TEA PARTY
    36 11 Singapore, Tuesday. A tea party will be given by Robinson and Co. Ltd., Singapore, to about 200 children from the forces stationed in Singapore, on Nov. 29 at 3.30 p.m. in Robinson Cafe.
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    Market Reads After Being Firm
    191 11 From Our Financial Correspondent oSingapore,0 Singapore, Tuesday. NLY very meagre business wai recorded in tin shares yesterday, there being very little activity apart from business in Petalings which improved somewhat. Raub gold eased on the announcement of the passing of the December dividend, and towards
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    Mid-Day Prices
    21 11 Singapore, Tuesday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— RUBBER Buyers 38%, Sellers 38%. TIN
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    Produce
    140 11 Singapore, Nov. 25. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan R, (Slam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 260 Rice Siam 2 245 Rice Slam 3 235 Siam Eroken Rice No. 1 205 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 203 '.ice Saigon Al -ice Saigon 1
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    MARKET REPORTS London Stock Exchange Opens Very Quiet
    39 11  -  By Reuter London, Nov. 25. »JiHE Stock Exchange opened very quiet, but mostly firm. Interest in mining issues was mainly centred on Diamonds, which were harder. South Americans were quietly supported.
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    FREIGHT MARKET
    121 11 London, Nov. 25. Tho Freight Market was firm, but deadlocked. Yugoslav, Panamanian and United States vessels are the only neutral vessels available and their owners believe that the diminution of neutral tonnage through the Greek participation in the war warrants higher, rates. Actually some Greek tonnage still seems
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    Heavy Steel Orders
    113 11 New York, Nov. 26. DESPITE th 3 Thanksgiving holiday the volume of oteel orders and specificatiens, particularly commercial, Still exc3eds deliveries, the situation of which is becoming congested in respect of practically all products. Export business was* maintained, with continued heavy British buying. First-quarter bookings are growing,
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    U.S. Retail Trade
    28 11 New York, Nov. 25. THE retail sales outlook remains 1 very bright. Wall Street selling, to establish losses for Inccme Tax. is likely to increase.
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    Raid Shelters
    38 11 London, Nov. 25. THE next issue of steel air-raid shelters will be unpalvanised, not because spelter is scarce, but because ungalvanised black-sheet? will outlast the war and can ue used for many purposes after the war.
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    TIN STEADY
    19 11 London. Nov. 25.—Tin opened steady. The turnover was 50 tons. United Kingdom weekly stocks total 3,903 tons.
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    Heavy Air Attacks On Hamburg
    393 12 BOMBS HIT BIG SHIPYARDS London, Nov. HAMBURG bore the brunt of the widespread HTcerman docks and shipyards on Sunday J* Blchm and Voss shipbuilding yards, which had so aided in recent weeks, were once again visited *JJ™ heavy bombers, according to the Air Ministry news
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    YOUNG AIRMAN GETS V.C.
    86 12 London. Nov. 26 FLIGHT-Lieutenant J. B. Nicholson. 23-year-old fighter pilot, received from His Majesty the King yesterday the Victoria Cress awarded him for bravery when, although he was wound ?d and his plane was on fire, he remained in the burning aircraft and attacked ond shot
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    Yesterday's Nazi Raids On Britain
    199 12 British Wireless. Since dawn yesterday morning, several enemy bombers, operating finely or in small formations, have crossed the south-east and s0l ]l a reacts cl Eng'and, states an official communique, and one sma'j formation reached the outskirts ol the London area. Shortly before noon an
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    German Pilots Attack Italians, Some Killed
    118 12 Reuter. London, Nov. 26. THE breakdown of the Axis r I "collaboration" in the air j war over Britain had one curious sequel, writes Reuters t air correspondent-. An escort of Italian fighters 5 sent over the Channel ic--1 cently to protect the German
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    DURAZZO AND ASSAB RAIDED
    177 12 Reuter. Lcndon. Nov. 26. AN R.A.F. communique issued ai Cairo yesterday stated that a further raid was carried out on Durazzo by the R.A.F. The attack was directed on shipDing in the harbour, the quay, ietties and harbour buildings. One heavy salvo fell 50 yards from
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    44 12 Mr. J. D. Sundraj, of the Postal and Telegraphs Department. Seremban. has gone on transfer as Postmaster, Batang Malaka. He will be missed ln sporting circles, as for a number of seasons past he has played soccer, cricket, hockey and rugger for the Negri.
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    New Air Command The "Strategy Of Victory"
    315 12 Reuter. London, Nov. 26. npHE development of the bomber as a support for the British Army in the field has reached the stage where the methods which are being applied, are actually, though on a limited scale, being tested out against the Italians
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    E.S.A.M. Entertain Servicemen
    175 12 E.S.A. M. Entertain Servicemen A HUNDRED airmen from the) R.A.F. station, Seletar, were entertained to dinner and a movie by the Ex-Services Association. Singapore Branch, last night. Transport was arranged [or the men who arrived at the Union Jack Club at 8 p.m. for dinner. Later they went on to
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    18 12 Mr J. A. Henderson. Malayan Public Works Service, has been appointed officiate as Assistant Engineer. Per-i*. Kuala Kangsar.
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    STOP PRESS
    371 12 Reuter. It is stated th l i e vance guards are movin V* but by no means can the <« tion of certain centres uS' 1 threatened, he vet m n h art Greek a V alry fl?, n h n ;r/ reached Ciradets and are still in
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