Malaya Tribune, 3 December 1940

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Tuesday, December 3, 1910.
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    GERMANS MAKING TROUBLE IN YUGOSLAVIA
    236 1 Reuter. ter's Diplomatic c -respondent) j London, Dec. 3. i !*Hr suggestion that the I] Germans are resorting t, usual methods to stir ud trouble in Yugoslavia is Contained in the latest news jfrom *»t country. ffeei »re doing so because ,h, I nJt failed
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    Ships Attacked At Sea
    120 1 Reuter. New York, Dec. 3. AN S.O.S. was picked up by the Mackay Radio from the steamer Victor Ross saying she had been torpedoed by a submarine yesterday morning. The Victor Ross is a Panama vessel of 11,000 tons. Other messages picked up by the Mackay
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    NAZIS' 'PEACE' CRY IN U.S.
    217 1 5TH COLUMN AT WORK Reuter. Washington, Dec. 3. E THER revelations of Fifth Column activities by the Germans in the United States will, it is believed, be made to *ss in the coming week. The administration, it is underat present most concerned over Nazi propaganda
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    Fruit Imports To Britain Restricted
    78 1 Reuter. London, Dec. 3. IMPORTS of all fruit, except 1 oranges, are to be stopped. Lord Woolton. the Minister of Food, speaking at Manchester announced yesterday. He said that in view of the demand for ships, he could no longer afford to give things to
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    U.S. Factory Wrecked By Explosion
    214 1 Reuter. Tctcoma, Dec. 2. AN explosion which shook mo t of tl>e city damaged a (olumhian powder factory at Frederick son near *?ere to-day. explosion took place in a tory. A ton of dynamite bl( k up, bl wing the factory to bits. Four p
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    Vichy Govt. May Move To Versailles
    82 1 Reuter. M Vichy, Dee. 3. ARSHAL Petain, "the head of the French State" is trans-h-rring the seat of his Government to Versailles in German"<<upiecl territory. This appears to be the only ble conclusion to be drawn I a cryptic communique issued [n Vichy after
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    R. A. F. Attack Italian Camps, 'Dromes, Troops
    254 1 Reuter. London, Dec. 3. LARGE number of enemy aircraft on the ground at Benina, in the western desert, was attacked by the R.A.F., says the Air Ministry News Service. Two 79 three-engined Italian bombers were destroyed and two others severely damaged. Bombs
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    GREEKS CAPTURE MORE STRATEGIC HEIGHTS
    561 1 Over 1000 Prisoned Taken On Sunday Italian Retreat Menaced On 2 Sides British Wireless. London. Dec. 3. MEWS received in London from Athens yesterday relating to the northern sector of the Italo-Greek war indicates that in the Pogradetz area the Greeks have advanced well beyond
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    "Rumania Will Rise Again"
    147 1 Reuter. Bucharest, Dec. 3. BITTER resentment at the loss of Transylvania (ceded to Hungary at Axis dictation) was expressed by the State leader Gen. Antonescu, speaking in commemoration of the 22nd anniver- sary of Rumania's acquisition of Transylvania after the Great War He appealed to 'Rumanians
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    NAZI TROOPS, TANKS PARADE IN RUMANIA
    126 1 Reuter. Bucharest Dec. 3. GERMAN mechanised Troops and tanks of all sizes, including some which crossed the Maginot Line, participated at a review in Bucharest yesterday to celebrate Rumania's addition to the Axis pact. King Michael, accompanied by General Antonescu, watched the parade from
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    370 CASUALTIES IN SOUTHAMPTON
    49 1 Reuter. London, Dec. 3. THE casualties during the recent raids on Southampton were not large taking into account the scale of operations, says an Air Ministry communique. For the two raids of Saturday and Sunday there were 370 casualties, which included killed and seriously injured.—Reuter.
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    No Delay With Full U.S. Aid For China
    195 1 Reuter. Washington, Dec. 3. jyjEMBERS of the Senate Banking Committee and the House of Representatives Coinage Committee have unanimously approved the transaction whereby the United States will advance one hundred million dollars to China. Mr. Morgenthau explained to the Committees the details
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    Indian States' War Effort
    112 1 Reuter. Bombay, Dec. 3. /I CONFERENCE of ministers of the Indian states met at isombay yesterday under the presidency of Sir Akbar Hydari, the Prime Minister of Hyderabad, to discuss means of accelerating the war effort to the maximum extent possible. A resolution was passed that
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    MR. ROOSEVELT ON TOUR OF DEFENCE BASES
    131 1 Reuter. Washington, Dec. 3. PRESIDENT Roosevelt, who is making a tour of U.S. defences in the Carribean, is leaving for Miami, it was disclosed on the presidential train by the Secretary to the President. Mr. Roosevelt will go on board the cruiser Esoalossa
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    DESTROYER LOST
    39 1 Reuter. London, Dec. 3. AN Admiralty communique states that His Majesty's destroyer Sturdy (Lieut-Commander G. T. Cooper) ran ashore on the Scottish coast in thick weather, and has since become a total loss. Five ratings were lost.—Reuter.
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    NEW HOME FOR JUVENILE DELINQUENTS IN K.L.
    214 2 SALVATION ARMYTO EXTEND ITS WORK (Tribune Staff Reporter) step towards bringing the whole of Malaya within the scope of the useful services of the Salvation Army has been taken by the Army authorities. "i Following negotiations with 'the Selangor Government, it is reliably
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    Malay On Theft Charge
    65 2 Singapore, Monday. CHARGED with theft of $5 in cash belonging to Thye Ah Hoe. Musah bin Haji Noordin, a Malay, aged 40, claimed trial in the Third Police Court to-day. The offence was alleged to have been committed in a house in Serangoon Road on Saturday.
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    18 2 Mr. D. B. Smith. Malayan Public Works Service, has been appointed to officiate as Assistant Engineer, Kinta South.
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    Malayan Pineapple Industry Can Survive Present Slump
    477 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) the Malayan pineapple industry is now passing through a most difficult period owing to the dislocation of usual markets, the various steps taken in the past decade to stabilise the industry have increased its capacity to withstand the present slump
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    Coventry Thanks The Colonies
    153 2 IN official telegram from the Secretary of State for the Colonies, just received in Malaya, states': '"To help in the urgently needed relief at Coventry arrangements were made for a mobile canteen to be put into immediate service in th? city as a gift from the
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    44 2 THE Singapore Eurasian Community' is the titl? of a talk tt broadcast by Mr. G 1 N. lertffrom .he Singapore Station at 7.10 p.m. to-night. This is the tenth talk in the series "Presenting Singapore." which is being arranged by the Friends of Singapore.
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    27 2 Lieut. P.H. Steed. S.S.V.F., has been promoted to the mnk of Acting Captain whilst performing the duties of Second BattSkm *****1, Q Com P an y- Second
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    Bombers From Cents
    24 2 (Cent-A-Plane Fund) Total number of enemy planes shot down during the week-end on all fronts up to midnight London time FOUR
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    2 CHINESE ON COUNTERFEIT COIN CHARGE
    195 2 Singapore, Monday. JJOW two Chinese, alleged to be dealers in counterfeit coins, fell into a police trap, was revealed at the Assize Court to-day before Mr. Justice Pedlow and a common jury when Wee Kee Lin and Ang Kin Nia were tried, the former
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    CARS & LORRY IN COLLISION
    89 2 CARS LORRY IN COLLISION THREE men were Injured when a 1 collision, involving a motor lorry and two motor-cars, one of I which bore a Johore number, oc- n red „.i thr sVfc milestone, Uppe* yesterday after. noon. rhj driver of the lorn sustained a lacerated wound on the back
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    A Push Sent Him To His Death
    282 2 Singapore, Monday. CHAY NAM, a Chinese worker employed at Messrs. Hume Pipe (Far East). Ltd., Bukit Timah Road, who was pushed by a fellow worker following an altercation over 20 cents which Lee owed him, tripped over a stool and fell, sustaining fatal
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    MRS. TAN SOO BIN RETURNS FROM SYDNEY
    153 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) FULL of praise for Sydney I Melbourne, wfaire holidaying for the last f months, was Mrs. T?n in Cc when she was interviewed on h return here yesterday n hor "Sydney and Melbourne »r* lovely places. The people are very
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPTED EXTORTION
    60 2 Singapore. Monday. "ALLEGED to have attempted extortion from Ons Lene Chw-p on Nov. ii. by threats of assault Ang Oh, a 19-year-old Chinese was charged in the Fifth Court to-day Ang Oh claimed trial to the charge, and tne ease was fixed for h f* r j2*
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    28 2 Mr. O. R. S. Bateman. J.P. has been appointed to be Chairman of the Boa-ci of Visiting Justices, Singapore in phr* of Mr. J. A Clarke, JP. resigned
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    VIGOROUS PLEA FOR PRISON REFORM
    280 3 To-day's Selangor State Council Meeting (From Our Own Reporter) Klang, To-day. PRISONERS in Pudu Jail were confined to their cells for unnecessarily long periods, stated Mr. K. K. Benjamin at the State Council meeting to-day. He was making a plea for a plan whereby prison
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    Arya Samaj Meeting
    105 3 Singapore, Monday. AT the annual meeting of the Arva Samaj held on Nov. 17. the Allowing were elected office-bear-ers- President: Mr. T. Karmakar. Vice Presidents: Mr. P. H. Bakshi Singh and Mr. Kamleshwai Singh. Hon. Secretary: Mr. S. Raja Ram. Asst Secretary: Mr. Brijbhooshan Rai "Hon Treasurer:
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    School Parents' Day
    54 3 Singapore, Monday. THE children of the Pasir Panjang English School had a very °njoyable time to-day v.hen the school held its Parents.' Day. A programme of song.-; and recitations in addition to a short play was gone through. The prizes were distributed by Mrs. D. Down-, the
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    NAZI PAMPHLET AUCTIONED AT K. L. BALL
    135 3 I our Own Reporter) Lumpur, Monday, mphteta dropped on by German planes sent out by the Kuala Lumpur resiamong the articles the Ex-Service Assoaya < Kuala Lumpur pire Bali held on Satthe Selangor Club d sL'OO. ich was organised F M.S. War Fund.
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    Chased Thief —Stabbed In The Dark
    172 3 Singapore, Monday. A WAKENED by cries of "thief" at about 4 a.m. on Nov. 1, Swee Ah Kow, living in a lorong off Geylang Road, tame out of his house and saw a man running in the dark. Swee gave chase and caught up
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    16 3 Mr. D. Cuthbertson. Assistant Architect. Malayan Public Works Service. ha» been seconded lor service in *ohore.
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    MYSTERIOUS POULTRY DISEASES
    381 3 A NUMBER of mysterious poultry diseases are re- ported in the veterinary De- partment report for 1W39. An outbreak of disease I occurred among a small flock of ten Rhode Island fowls j btl< nging to an officer of the Agricultural Department re- i riding :n Kuala
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    29 3 A new daily newspaper printed in English for Indians brought out its first issue yesterday. Priced at two cents, it will concentrate mainly on news of and from India.
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    Growing Indian Market For Malayan Palm Oil likely
    408 3 EXPERIMENTS in India have shown that the vitamin A contained in the Malayan red palm oil can be used in tackling nutrition problems in that country. Tnis has resulted in India ordering the first bulk suppl} of the oil from Malaya which,
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    Exhibition To Help War Fund
    417 3 jyjALAYAN studies are brought to their fullest brilliance by the brush of Madame Tania Zarutsky, clever Russian artist, who opened her exhibition of paintings at the Y.W.C.A. I yesterday morning. Madame Zarutsky, who apparently does not limit her creative effort to any particular or definite
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    Body Found In Well
    64 3 (From Our Own Rei>orter) Ipoh. Monday. THE body of a middle-aged Javanese with a gaping wound In the neck, was found in a well a short distance from his house in renoh, yesterday morning. It is believed that the man was killed in his house and
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    Fought In Public
    51 3 Singapore. Monday. OLEADING guilty to a charge of righting In public, at the Junction of Geylang Road and Paya Lebar Road last Saturday, two Hokkiens. Lim Keng Hock, 25, and Teo Poh Huat. 31, were rined S l each by Mr. Conrad Oldham in the Second Cojrt
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    Admitted To S.S. Bar
    47 3 Singapore, Monday. MR. A. Yellappa, barrister-at-law, was admitted as* a member of the S.S. Bar, by the acting Chief Justice, the Hon. Mr. Justice A. K. a'Beckett-Terrell, in the High Court to-day. His lordship, in granting the application, wished Mr. Yellappa every success.
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    ROTARY TALK ON WAR TIME ENGLAND
    34 3 Singapore, Tuesday. AT the Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow, Mr. R. B. Henly who has just returned from Eng'and will talk on "My impressions of England in war time.''
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    Concert Proceeds
    62 3 Singapore, Monday. rE Ladies' Aid Society of the Tamil Methodist Church, Singaoore has paid $768.50 to the Malaya Patriotic Fund. This sum represents half of the gross proceeds of the concert which was held a few weeks ago at the Victoria Theatre The Society is grateful to all
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    COLLEGES TROUNCE INDIAN ARMY 6—2
    482 4 LOSERS FALL OFF AFTER LEADING Combined Colleges G Indian Army 2 DV six goals to two the Combined Colleges bea: the Indian Army yesterday evening in a match which began with the Indian Army promising great things and then falling off after half time when
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    Inter-College Rugby Annual
    78 4 BUKIT Timah will be the venue of this year's annual inter-college rugby clash between Raffles College and thA Medical College, to be played to-day. Medical College will be represented by the following: Ong Swee Law: Indrajit Sen. (nip Hock F.ang, Lee Swee Choc Kuldip Singh: G. N.
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    Khalsa Beaten In Fast Game With Recs
    202 4 S.R.C. II S; Khalsa 2. f\NE g-oal at the interval, the V S.R.C. II beat the Khalsa Association by an odd goal in five in a hockey match on the S.R.C. padang yesterday. The defence of both teams played a good game and
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    Indian Association Hockey
    55 4 The following will represent the Indian Association at hockey Lgainst the SR C. on the Association ground to-morrow: S. V. Ferrer. J. J. Peter. Lt. M. C. Bavoor. B. S. Verma. P. Gupta. Heera Singh. P. K. Baskaran, Lt. Rabniwaz, Lt. Randir Singh. Lt. Tiwari. and Ibrahim
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    Malaya Signals Beat Sappers At Rugby
    67 4 DLAYING at Alexandra yesterday the Malaya Signals* beat the R E. Changi. by five points to nil in a keen rugby match. Jones scored" the try for the Sappers which was converted by Thompson. A feature of the match was the- fine kicking of
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    Sports Diary
    32 4 TO-DAY RUGBY: Annual Inter-College match. Raffles College v. Medical College. Bukit Timah, 5.05 p.m.; Fjort Canning v. St. Andrew's Old Boys, Woodsville. HOCKEY: C SC. v. Post Office. Post Office.
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    MINE MANAGER SAYS HE GAVE PRESENTS
    1501 4 (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER) KUALA LUMPUR, MONDAY. IN ALLEGATION THAT HE HAD GIVEN MR. A H M (RETCH. INSPECTOR OF MINES IN PERAK. TOO SUMS OF $250 $400 IN 1930 WHEN MR. CRETCH HAD TOLD HIM THAT HE WAS HARD UP, AND THAT HE
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    Time Tells, Newzy Impress At K.L.
    287 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. VAN BREUKELEN'S string were out on the track for the first this morning when training was continued for the Selangor meet. Lay Off strode out well in an individual workout and looks the picture of fitness Newzy
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    16 4 Mr. W. H. Davey untitled I erv »ce in the Johore Edui ment and has bepn
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    RAID ON IPOH P. AND T. CLUB
    77 5 h m our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. -HCEI the Perak Detective da raid on the ib near the railway and 12 clerks under the Gaming r $400 was found, the raid, 12 perGovernment servants, •eared in the Portoe .ore Mr. P. p. Y.
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    29 5 untitled divisional manager and Wireless has < rr.pany s represented visional manager Mediterranean. He will M>V post shortly Mr v Mr. W. E' Rlckr in Hongkong and leave m Australia.
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    MALAYAN DELEGATES TO DELHI RETURN
    420 5 Government May Issue Communique Shortly y (Tribune Staff Reporter) T* O of Malaya's delegates to the Eastern Group Conference at New Delhi-JMr. H. North-Hunt, M.C.S., (Kegistrar-General of Statistics. S.S. and F.M.S.) and Mr. Tay Lian Teck, a member of the Legislative Coun-cil—-returned to Singapore yesterday
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    Stole Electric Bulb, Fined $50
    185 5 Singapore, Monday. I SEEN stealing an electric bulb 1 from the five-foot way of aj house in Selegie Read. Rajoo, an 18-year-old Tamil, who was caught after a chase by two plain clothes constables', was fined $50, or in I default six weeks' rigorous impri-
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    SEQUEL TO IPOH PLANE CRASH
    219 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. AS a sequel to the air crash, Involving the lives of three people, at the looh Aerodrome on Aug. 20. Capt. G. A. Bentinck. who was piloting the plane at the time of the accident, appeared on two summons
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    Breach Of Trust Alleged
    49 5 Singapore. Monday. A CHARGE of criminal breach of trust in respect of $35 was preferred against Palani. a Tamil, when he appeared in the third police court, to-day. The accused claimed trial and the case was postponed until Dec. 9. Bail of $100 was allowed.
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    Two Killed In Car Crash
    664 5 Singapore, Monday. rr\Vo Chinese—Lim Hoo Swee, a pedestrian, and Lee Ban Hock, the driver of a car—died as a result of injuries received when two motor oars came into collision at Kallang Road near the gasworks, about midnight on Sept. 22. The Singapore Coroner, Mr.
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    MALAYA PATRIOTIC FUND
    223 5 (To The Editor of The Malaya Tribune) Sii —In your report on Saturday la-st of Mr. L. Rayman's stirring appeal lor support to the War Fund and the Malaya Patriotic Fund you used a sub-heading:— "MALAYA PATRIOTIC FUND LANGUISHING." In the text of the Municipal President's speech
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    Many War Veterans In Ipoh L.D.C.
    191 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. LARGE proportion of the 70 members who have enrolled in the recently created Local Defence Corps of Perak have seen service in the Great War of 1914-18. They represent various units that saw action on the different fronts.
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    Stole Property Of Employer
    70 5 Singapore. Monday. SENTENCE of (me day's simple imprisonment and a fine of $20. in default two weeks' rigorous Imprisonment, was imposed by j Mr. L. C. Goh, Fifth Magistrate, iktn he coiiv'<-.- d 11»:' Ah Soh, a Chinese "boy." tor theft of a bicycle chain, the
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    Higher Price For Thai Rice
    215 5 BY a policy of selling stocks from Ihe Rice Pool against the purchases made by Government, the Food Controller has been able to keep the pru«e of Thai rice at a low f<cvel. in spite of the heavy increases which have taken place in the
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    Opinion A.R.P. In Malaya
    129 6 |i\ drawing attention to Government's neglect of elementary precautions in respect of protection for the public in the event of air raids. "D.A.G.," a Penang writer, rendered a useful service. There has been altogether too much complacency about A.R.P. in this country and we could not
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    Building Shelters
    147 6 1 1 is true that pamphlets have been issued giving instructions as to the best type of shelters and how to build them but no advice has as yet been forthcoming as to where the masses are to find the money with which to build them. Judging from
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    Fire Services
    137 6 JfOR does it appear to have been thought necessary to concentrate intensively on the training of Auxiliary Fire Services, to say nothing of providing them with the necessary equipment. It would all cost a great deal of money but more than a great deal is being spent at
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    Malayan Livestock
    145 6 JHE n eed to ctnsure that Malaya's food Supplies will not be found lacking should an emergency arise has been realised to some extent, but in the general enthusiasm to grow more foodstuffs, little attention has been paid to the equally important item <tf livestock supplies. That Malaya's
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    China's Most Raided City
    1594 6 It is easy to forget the war in China. During the battle of Britain, it is easy to forget that Chungking is "the most raided city in the world." We are reminded by this account of bombings of "the city on the hill." This article was
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    KILLED BY DISEASE HE FOUGHT
    181 6 gIH Henry Head, one of the world's greatest neurologists, devoted most of his life to finding out more about paralysis. He risked getting the disease by experimenting on himself. He even cut the nerves of his legs, arm, near the elbow, to study deep sensibility,"
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    586 6 JBE Chinese man reaching us poa k p. tion cards fly m j, throwing Chinese woe a flutter of excitement vity. They rush to the tlr besiege the hairdressing 'o i h ty parlour:-;, interview I ers, and visit jewel] this time they are hrsbands. especially limited
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    Soviet Naval Ambitions
    67 7 REUTER. I ONDON, DEC. 2. 1 n, \IS CONSTRUCTING X LARGE SURFACE j I i NOW THAT HER SUBMARINE FLEET uas BEEN BUILT, ACCORDrO THE MOSCOW K-IPHJ TO-DAY. Hi\i IN AND MOLOTOV i pKi IN ACTIVE INTEREST \S NAVAL CONSTRUCTION," oil> THE BROADCASTER ujlO \DDED THAT IN
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    TOUR OF SOUTHAMPTON AFTER RAID
    198 7 Reuter. London, Dec. 2. AFTER last nights vicious A attack on Southampton, areas of the town are in ruins and thousands are homeless, says a special Reuter representative. Hundreds of workers arrived r their places of employment to-day only to find them in complete ruins.
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    SIR VICTOR SASSOON LEAVES BANGKOK
    36 7 t i Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Dec. 2. DIR Sassoon left Bangkok China by air tc-day. He at the Bangkok races and saw the Thai was greatly interested In thai horses.
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    $100,000 REWARD FOR THE ARREST OF WANG
    710 7 Stronger Resistance Chinas Reply To Puppet Treaty Reuter. Chungking. Dec. 2. "A MERE scrap of paper," was the description given by the Chinese oiliciai Central Daily News to the treaty signed on Saturday between Japan and the Wang Ching Wei Govern- ment. The
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    THAI SITUATION IMPROVING
    96 7 Reuter. London, Dec. Z rOUGH the situation on the Thailand-Indo-China frontier is tense, negotiations are now in progress. Authoritative quarters in London believe that there is no reason why a peaceful solution may not be reached, says Renter's diplomatic correspondent. Certain press report > dealine with the
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    Nine Spitfires For Churchill
    26 7 Reuter. Batavia, Dec. 2. Another two Spitfires have been added to the seven which the N.E.I, have presented on Mr. Churchill's birthday—Reut?r.
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    Chungking Raided
    50 7 Reuter. Chungking, Dec. 2. EIGHTEEN Japanese aircraft, in small groups, raided Chungking yesterday at noon. Four or the raiders dropped bombs at a point below Chungking. No bombs were' dropped within the city limits. When the Japanese planes flew over the city, they were greeted with anti-aircraft "fire.—Reuter.
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    ITALIANS DOOMED TO SURRENDER
    317 7 Reuter. Cairo, Dec. 2. THE belief that the Italian 1 forces in the Near East are doomed to surrender whether they fight on or 1 "peacefully and resignedly give themselves up," is ex- i pressed by the newspaper J Albalagh, which is among the most responsible
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    Raiders Concentrate On South England
    86 7 Reuter. London, Dec. 2. Raids dining the night were mainly concentrated on souther i England. An official communique stales that buildings were damaged by high explosive bombs, and there some persons killed and others injured. A full report is not yet available, but 11 is
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    Japanese Blockade Part Of Shanghai
    65 7 Reuter. Shanghai. Dec. 2. THOUSANDS of Chinese and many foreigners are affected by the blockade of the western district, adjoining the International Settlement imposed by the Japanese military authorities, following the wounding, on Saturday afternoon. In that district of a Japanese gendarme. All roads leading
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    Serious Trouble In Norway
    170 7 Reuter. Stockholm, Dec. 2. CERIOUS disturbances are reported to have occurred in Norway, following an attempt on the life of Quisling, head of Germany's puppet government, according to reports reaching Stockholm. As Quisling was leaving a public meeting at Frederikstad he was met by a large
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    Regent's Appeal To Yugoslavs
    89 7 Reuter. Belgrade, Dec. 2. A SOLEMN appeal to the people of Yugoslavia to remain "calm and level headed" in order to preserve their country from "the scourge of war" was made by the Regent, Prince Paul, yesterday on the occasion of the twenty-second anniversary of the
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    Moscow Comment On Italian Reverse
    127 7 Reuter. Moscow, Dec. 2. Commenting on Italy's defeat in Albania, the Red Star, the organ ol the Red Army states that the mora'e of the Italian troops is not the same as hi the tart days of the war. The Italians, owing to their air
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    34 7 Mr. Harbans Singh. Punjabi Interpreter Ut. of the Perak Supreme Court. Mrs. Hirbans Singh and famiiy will be proceeding to India on six months' long leave in the course of the next few days.
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    Indian Leaders Appeal For Greater War Effort
    510 9 rpHK leaders of the Indian community in Singapore have issued a joint appeal to their countrymen to continue their support of the various funds instituted to help in the prosecu- tion of the war. Over 577.000 have so far been collected by local
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    26 FORGED $10 NOTES FOUND ON CHINESE
    229 9 Singapore, Monday. WITH a recommendation that if the accused could give valuable information to the Police as to the persons manufacturing and turning out forged currency notes, the authorities would consider reduction of sentence, Mr. Justice Pedlow convicted and sentenced a young Chinese,
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      238 9 Public Notices THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE I CHAPTER 45» In the High Court of the Straits Settlements Settlement of Singapore. In Bankruptcy. No. 101 of 1939. Re ISAAC A. ELIAS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the abovenamcd Court has appointed Friday the 13th day of December. 1940. at 11 o'clock in
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      840 10 Business Opportunities OPPORTUNITY for first-class investment. Partner wanted for long-established, and well-known Restaurant For further partllars apply Box 813,' Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 626F) GENTLEMAN wishes to Invest In sound and paying concern on partnership basis. Write to G.C.L., Post Box 386, Singapore. (No. 535F) Stamps MALAYAN, BRITISH and Foreign
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      811 10 For Sale QUICK SALE —Almost new Barbell-Dun-bell Set 50 lbs. Two Charts Included. $20- only. Box No. 807, Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 614F) PORTABLE sectlonallzed hut, 12 feet by 8 feet. Box No. 774, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 525F) COMPLETE BOXING EQUIPMENT, suitable for Training Camp for sale. Going Cheap.
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      702 10 Matrimonial TWO RESPECTABLE English soldiers would like to meet two respectable young ladies (European or Eurasian) with a view to friendship. Photograph preferred, but not essential. Reply Box 804, Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 609*) GUARDIANS communicate. Respectable Indian families desire children married. We serve all nationalities. Marriage Agency, 79, Buklt
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      588 10 Public Notices NOTICE OF REMOVAL CHECK CAB TAXI SERVICE As from Ist December, 1940, we will move Into premises No. 11 Penang Lane. THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS. AUCTION SALE Of well-made black-stained teak household furniture of every description, some crockery, glassware, etc. (By Order Of Mr. H. Nijsen of Messrs. O.
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    Malayan Sharebrokers' Asso. Report
    899 11 Singapore, Dec. 2. BONING Buyers. Sellers. 5« °Z v 3316 35,6 jj ril 15]- 161- 91- 916 •B E) 1.47 1.52 1919 2019 >£) 121- 131--&*rMn 0.17 0.20 It 038 0.41 cd |1) 1.24 1.27 cd I q 17 18 6 X V 54% 5 t
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    Mid-Day Prices
    22 11 Singapore, Tuesday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— RUBBER Buyers 38V 2> Sellers 38%. TIN
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    TIN SHARES MORE ACTIVE
    186 11 From Our Financial Correspondent r Singapore. Tuesday S were a more active market yesterday, and there were keen buyers for a number of lines. Hong Fatts at one time touched 125, and other shares to come in for inquiry included Ulu Klangs, Putehs, Klang Rivers, Kuchais.
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    Berlin Denies Attempt On Quisling's Life
    50 11 Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 3. THE Oslo correspondent of the German news agency says that ihere is no truth in the report of ih e attempt against the life of Quisling the Nazi puppet chief, in connection with the political meetings at Frederlskstad and Hapsborg—Reuter.
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    Tin Industry's Vital Importance To Malaya
    208 11 (From Our Own Reporter) Penatig, Tuesday. PRESIDING at the 16th ordinary general meeting of the Rantau Tin Dredging Co., Lta., yesierday, Mr H. A. Coates stated that the company had paid $188.166 in royalties and war tax on tin ore, which is over 25
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    MARKET REPORTS Tin Listless On Absence Of Fresh Consumer Demand
    42 11  -  By Reuter London, Dec. 2. »J]IN opened barely steady. The turnover was 100 tons. The market was listless in the absence of fresh consumer demand. Weekly United Kingdom stocks total 4,035 tons.
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    U.S. Rubber Agent For London
    46 11 London, Dec. 2. THE International Rubber Committee favours the London Market's request for the appointment of a London agent of the United States Rubber Reserve Company and for reserving a definite proportion of the United States official purchases for British producers.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    36 11 London, Dec. 2. IN the afternoon the Stock Exchange was idle, except for Pool buying of Gilt-Edgeds and some support for Far Easterns and Argentines. Egyptian bonds were two points up. Kaffirs were dull.
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    To Check Inflation
    25 11 New York, Dec. 2. IT is reported that some Government circles are considering a plan for slightly dearer money to ciieck inflation.
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    42 11 Inspector W. Hamilton of the Central Police Station, Penang, has been transferred to the Buklt Mertajam Police Station as the Inspector-ln-charge of the Station. Inspector Dale of the Buklt Mertajam Police Station has taken Inspector Hamilton's place at the Central Police Station.
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    205 11 Singapore, Dec. 3. The following are the exchange stock quotations this morning according to the daily circular Issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 214 116 London demand 2 4 116 Switzerland (T.T. only) 202y 2 New York demand 47 3|32 Montreal demand 51 27|32
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    UNCEASING RAID ON SOUTHAMPTON
    289 12 London, Dec. 3. FJETAILS of the second air attack on Southampton on successive nights show that relays of German aeroplanes attacked unceasingly for hours on Sunday. The first force of raiders arrived early in the evening and dropped parachute flares. Driven to a great height by
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    372 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Klang, To-day. "OELANGOR is a Sovereign State under the protection of the British Government. Because of that protection we have our obligations towards that Government. One of the obligations is to give to that Government, to the best of our
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    25 12 Mr. D. G. Pritchard. Deputy Director of Air Raid Precautions, Johore. has been appointed to perform the duties of Director of Air Raid Precautions, Johore.
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    35 12 Madame Tania Zarutsky, Russian artist, who opeiied an exhibition o; her paintings yesterday at the Y.W.C A. in aid of the War Fund. Below one of tier works. Stor;/ on page 3.
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    Cashier Robbed On Way To Bank
    273 12 Singapore Tuesday A N att£mpl 10 rHb lhe cashier of a "rm of |5 In. on his way to a bank yesterday noon, was roiled L «Z prompt action of two Chinese passers-by. One of ih aJleged to be involved in the robbery was
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    Tongkang Smashed By Explosion
    68 12 TWO Chinese were seriously injured, and three others artsaid to be missing, when the tongkang in which the men were sailing blew up oft Singapore eariy last night. The injured men were stated o have been rescued by the crew of another tongkang and taken to
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    19 12 Mr. F. H. Turrel. Executive Electrical Engineer, Johore. has been appointed to act as Chief Electrical Engineer and Inspector.
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    108 12 •From Our Own Reporter. A TRAIN on the A held U p la.st evening p kalan, Lahat, for about half a the result of an ace de n at the level crossing A lorry, driv-n by a Chun and leaded with timber, it lS 1u
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    68 12 (From Our Own Reporter) a WAPTv/r KU ia Lvm P ur Toil WARM welcome was accorded to f» the Chinese Goodwill Mission nraded by General Wu Te-Chen Minister for Overseas Affairs wh/i arrived in Kuala Lump' r yesterday evening i n the course ot their
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    17 12 Inche untitled bin untitled Commissioners Office, Johore hat b"« appointed to act as Rmoaal the Financial Commissioner
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