Malaya Tribune, 5 December 1941
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Title Section21 1941-12-05 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales ExceedlB,loo Daily __S|NGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Friday. December 5, 194121 words
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Article262 1941-12-05 1 Reuter Cairo, Dec. 5. JiHE weather at the Libyan front and thereabouts continues to be atrocious, limiting air and other activities. Meanwhile, the battle is in no sense broken off, but has reached a stage common to most offensives when the machine must but pause. BothReuter - 262 words
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Article554 1941-12-05 1 Tokio Reply To Washington Expected Any Minute Nomura, Kurusu To See Hull Again Reuter AMERICAN RELATIONS WITH JAPAN ARE LIKEIY TO BE BROKEN OFF TO-DAY AKtj kiKc-Li lO This dramatic news item reached Singapore late this morning from Washington in the following Renter cable:-«It is whollyReuter - 554 words
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144 1941-12-05 1 Central News Chungking, Dec. 5. MR. Hull's statement, made at his press conference, according to official quarters here, shquld have a sobering effect upon the Japanese officials in Tokio who are still cherishing the hope that Washington can be lulled into a sense ofCentral News - 144 words
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Article52 1941-12-05 1 Reuter. Poona. Dec. 5: It Is learnt that members of the Defence Consultative Committee of the Central Legislature might shortly visit the theatres of war In the Middle East where a number of Indian troops are serving. The visit will probably come off early in the newReuter. - 52 words
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Article168 1941-12-05 1 Reuter. Washington, Dec. 4. fl U.S. Navy Department announced to-day that the I Mfa tanker Salinas, which was damaged by a torpedo on Oct. jy, in the Norih Atlantic, Ipinter-attacked and apparently ifcattfed one of the submarines iitieta launched five torpedoes at I the Teasel. TheReuter. - 168 words
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Article72 1941-12-05 1 Tokio, Dec. 4. J TEMPORARY frontier line be--1 tween Thailand and French iado-China has already been fixed If a joint demarcation commission, wording to a statement to the fas by Phya Suntorn. Underferetary of the Interior, says a PIVt !lews Agency dispatch from He said that the72 words
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321 1941-12-05 1 Central News Chungking, Dec. 5. JAPANESE military strength in Indo-China is now estimated atbetv/een 120,000 and 140,000 men, said the Chinese ruliB spokesman at Thursday's press conference. "nue retraining from vento guess whether the 9** would invade ThaiJJ he remarked that the J** hadCentral News - 321 words
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Article353 1941-12-05 1 Reuter rpHE Germans are still in full flight along the shores of the Sea of Azov beyond Taganrog; the Soviet troops are advancing in three sectors of the Moscow front, and at Tikhvin, 110 miles south-east of Leningrad, while in the Crimea the Soviet troopsReuter - 353 words
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Article378 1941-12-05 1 Reuter I London, Bee. 5. rpHE Government's National Service J 1 (Number Two) Bill, published i in a White Paper last night, places J the obligation on persons of either i sex to undertake National Service. It makes it clear that women who have been conscripted willReuter - 378 words
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Article259 1941-12-05 1 JT was officially announced in Moscow last night that a declaration of friendship and mutual assistance has been signed in Moscow by M. Stalin and Gen. Sikorski, the Polish Prime Minister, whereby both countries undertake to give each other full military aid. The pact259 words
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336 1941-12-05 1 Reuter London, Dec. 5. JT is understood that the Franco-German agreement for which General Waygand's disposal was a preliminary, was fully prepared and only needed a signature when Marshal Petain met j Goering. W Spanish observers admit the Germans obtained tic rightReuter - 336 words
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Article117 1941-12-05 1 Reuter Chicago. Dec. 4. WITH an edition of a size to make wartime Fleet Street's mouth water—72 pages—the newspaper Chicago Sun, published by Marshal Field ni, made its public bow to-day. It is a direct challenge to the Chicagc Tribune, leading isolation ist organ, which for someReuter - 117 words
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Article69 1941-12-05 1 Reuter Boirbay. Dec 4: Textile workers in Bombay have been granted a wartime bonus of two annas in the rupee on earnings exclusive of the "increased cost of living" allowance for the year 1941 The Government of Bombay who raised the question during the last textile strike inReuter - 69 words
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Article128 1941-12-05 1 Reuter. Washington, Dec. s—lt is fully expected in Washington that Britain will formally declare war on Finland before Sunday.—Reuter. London, Oec. 5. Well-informed foreign circles in Istanbul report that an agreement has been reached between the Germans, the Italians and Marshal Petain concerning the use of Tunis territoryReuter. - 128 words
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Article136 1941-12-05 1 Central News. Chungking, Dec. 5. JAPAN is not only trying to deceive the United States, but also attempting to intimidate her In order to force latter to come to terms, declared the of» flcial Central Daily News. This may be Judged, the paper explained. by the large-scale JapaneseCentral News. - 136 words
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Article65 1941-12-05 1 British Wireless London, Dec. 5:—It is stated in informed quarters in London that there is no confirmation of the German claim that Finnish troops have captured Hangoe. It is more than likely, however, that the Russians, with the winter coming on and the sea beginning to freeze, hadBritish Wireless - 65 words
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Article60 1941-12-05 1 Reuter. Ottawa, Dec. 4: The Canadian Government is believed to be planning a general mobilisation of manpower to satisfy the needs of industry and agriculture as well as home military service. This would involve a gradual arbitrary transfer of workers from nonessential work to the war industry, and assure cropReuter. - 60 words
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Article42 1941-12-05 1 Reuter. Madras. Dec. 4: A severe gale has swept over Madras, cutting off telegraph and telephone communications and dislocating railway traffic. The heaviest rainfall for the year was recorded. The •xtent of the damage Is not vet known.— Reuter.Reuter. - 42 words
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Advertisement12 1941-12-05 1 BINOCULARS!!! piELDGLASSES!!! BE ST SELECTION OENRIMO OPTICAL CO. 185. NORTH BRIDGE RP.12 words
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Advertisement69 1941-12-05 1 See how the new patented DOUBLE Plate-Lock holds plates firmly apart—stops the cause of buckling and short circuiting, protects separators and ensures more power longer life The new patented DOUBLE Plate-Lock is "What every battery' need* but only VESTA has." 7 Stockists for Singapore, Malacca Johor* CHINESE TRADING CO., 29.69 words
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Article138 1941-12-05 2 DONATIONS ARE STARTING TO GW« This, on the second day oi the launching of the Fund, ■is j very gratifying, but more donations are wanted if the object of raising $5,000 is to be aC ll ie lSf be remembered the Fund is launched to138 words
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Article58 1941-12-05 2 Singapore. Thursday. THE following communique was issued from the office of H E. the Governor and High Commissioner to »The""international situation has made it necessary to mobilise the Volm^rs "It is fully realised that mobilisation must cause incheerfully accepted in me circumstances. f ta XĔ S they can58 words
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Article182 1941-12-05 2 ■JAPAN'S next step is SSTt. J said sln S a P° r ffpc f s a of the arrival in But the salutary t effects or t> ffiSTSe °a f nn P ounce°r f are already unmisat reports that the fleet wa > amlnlng na This morning182 words
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Article65 1941-12-05 2 Chungking, Dec. 4. T HE Central Daily News reported I exclusively that the Finance Ministry is inaugurating a govern ment monopoly division to handle the government sale of roliea tobacco, tea, salt, matches and SU f he paper said that the Government monopoly policy is to65 words
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Article76 1941-12-05 2 SPECIAL items In to-morrows proO gramrfib include a talk in the series -The Kitchen Front", giving advice on marketing, together with food prices and food control announcements, at 7 55 a m Calling the British Forces in the Far East, relayed from London at 7 p.m.. Ipoh race76 words
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Article59 1941-12-05 2 Singapore. Thursaay. ADMITTING a charge of navlng m r d A tuned for immoral Purposes atSjed Alwl Road, four men, Tan Ah TOO. cnong H? Tan A„ Koo and Tan Slew KUn were each sentenced to three montns case was postponed for mention on Dec. U The men59 words
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169 1941-12-05 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. IN ingenious system used by a A derk in the Deputy Food Controller's Office, Kuala Lumpur, to $1,175.31 is reported m the 1940 annual report of the Auditor, S.S. and F.M.S_ A temporary clerk, who had pre vious169 words
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Article80 1941-12-05 2 Singapore. Tnursaay. ALLEGED to have cheated Mrs N. Hayward of $10. an elderly Chinese. Gon Jim Kwee. was charged before Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate, this morning It was alleged that the accused falsely represented to Mrs. Hayward that he would purchase a second hand wasn basin80 words
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Article53 1941-12-05 2 Singapore, Thursday: —Described as a person in charge of some Municipal engines, Ahmad bin Hassan (46) was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment. He was convicted by Mr. H. E. Kingdon, the third magistrate, on a charge of dishonest retention of three gallons of oil belonging to53 words
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Article122 1941-12-05 2 rpHERE was a considerable decrease m J- the number of deaths due to tuberrulosls in Singapore for the week ending N °The total number of deaths for the week was 28 as compared with 43 In the previous week. The number of cases reported for the week was122 words
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Article65 1941-12-05 2 cts r«, a d o 8 vcece d r IS Barbara 1000 Mr. L. S. Day l l QQ Mr. L. C. Hoffman Mrs. F. Retz 5 00 Mr. K. H. Lim 300 Mr. S. Subramaniam JJJ Mr. Koh Liang Seah Mr. K. CJ. MacKelvie 2.0065 words
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Article281 1941-12-05 2 I»HE Sailor's Fund which Mrs T. B. L Drew organised duringi to Singapore, is going on with its *ood work under the guidance 01 the new Admiral's wife, Mrs. E. J. Spooner. On Sunday at 9 p.m. a ctaema show is being held at the Naval Base cinema,281 words
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Article273 1941-12-05 2 (From Our Own Ke^, sday «ffT is hardly necessary to emlphasise that-we are in this jar and that we ne?d men to cope with any emergency that ma* ripelared Mr. Cheah Ghim Leng oB E at Tuesday's meeting of the Perak State Council in Kuala K ?he273 words
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Article185 1941-12-05 2 THE concern of Malayan Muslims 1 over the fate of air raid victims in Egypt and their at the frr-sponsible Nazi bombing of non-combatants and Places of worship was recently expressed in a telegram sent to the Egyptian Prime Minister. This telegram, forwarded by E the185 words
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406 1941-12-05 2 Singapore, Thursday. THE story of how a Malay, who allegedly bore a police con--1 stable an old grudge, was said to have stabbed him on both arms and in the stomach, when he met him one evening m Bernam Street, was told in the Singapore406 words
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78 1941-12-05 2 Shiukwan, Dec. 4. ONE Japanese naval plane was shot down and another was forced down by Chinese antiaircraft and machine-gun fire at Wuchuan in Leichow Peninsula opposite Hainan Island on Nov. 26. according to a belated report. Members of the crew of the first78 words
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Article67 1941-12-05 2 Singapore, Thursday. IN what was described as an uncommon case. Tang Chu Yang, the manager of the Kwong Hock Cheong sawmill, Padang Jeringau. was fined $15 by Mr. H. A. Forrer in the fifth court this morning, when he appeared on a summons and pleaded guilty to a67 words
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Article15 1941-12-05 2 I The R A P. (Tengah) dance, arranged for Saturday night, has been postponed Indefinitely.15 words
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Advertisement241 1941-12-05 2 r MAtAVAI PftCKUEO HOTgl J BOOK NOW FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON S K F XMAS N DIN S DANCE i» SSSB 88SSI a SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER WWSKBB -BP LIMITED ACCOMMODATION BAFFLES CAFE i For XMAS CAKES Made To Order XMAS PUDDINGS And MINCE PIES I are wonder^ soothing241 words
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Advertisement155 1941-12-05 2 Try This Safeguard For Your Child's Health Baby's Own Tablets are the inscription of a British medical child-specialist, and are an Ideal specific for the minor health troubles of the young. Pleasant tn tast*, there is none of the fuss *o often ed with the giving of medicine to children155 words
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553 1941-12-05 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) REPRESENTATIONS have been made to tb* r R the Singapore and Clangor Chinese against the proposed reduction in the mining 11 v from Ujm to WOO per annum as ouZZZ tal nation (1942) Enactment, 1941. c Urdft thk nit?553 words
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Article30 1941-12-05 3 The Postal Department advises that no air mails from the United Kingdom etc.. were received by the east-bound British Overseas Airways Comoration flyinsr boat wriich arrived in Singapore yesterday afternoon.30 words
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Article61 1941-12-05 3 By the use of this unequalled Brain Tonic, dryness in the brain, weak memory, lack of concentration, abhorance oi work, giddiness, sleep full of dreams and all other ailments resulting from weak brain are radically cured. It is very useful for students and mental workers. $1.20 bottle. Postage61 words
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Article195 1941-12-05 3 J (From Our Own Reporter) J Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. A °f commercial lorries and private can were commandeered this morning by the authorities and they were lined up along J Lornie Road. Inquiries at the Transport t Board Office indicate that J these lorries will be used195 words
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Article35 1941-12-05 3 Lee Hoe. who stood his trial yesterday on a charge of fraudulent possession of 36 empty oil drums, was acquitted by Mr. H. E. Kingdon. the third magistrate. He was defended by Mr. H. Namazle.35 words
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339 1941-12-05 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) fJSAYWG Singapore to-day for Bangkok, on It is believed ship owned by the Thai Steam Navigation Company, are about 20 Japanese nationals, mostly businessmen. 25 years in the Colony. The Ea-st em News is therefore the secon< Japanese news service to closi down.339 words
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Article275 1941-12-05 3 Singapore, Thursday. glX Chinese women, who were acquitted in the lower courts on charges of assisting in the management of a brothel and living wholly or partly on the earnings of prostitution, will go before another magistrate for their retrial on these charges as the275 words
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Article107 1941-12-05 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang. Thursday. I7XCEPT for a few finishing touches, reconsmiction of the Chinese Town Hall in Pitt Street has now been completed. Very much modernised, there Is a spacious new stage for theatrical performances on the first floor, while on the ground floor tnere107 words
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Article85 1941-12-05 3 A 1 an extraordinary general J meeting of the Singapore Government Servants' Co- operative Thrift and Loan Society, Limited, held on i Wednesday at the offices of the Co-operative Officer, Singapore, with Mr. G. Carlo Percira, Chairman of the I society, presiding. amendI ments to85 words
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Article207 1941-12-05 3 j IJNDER the Vehicular Traffic <Restriclion) Order of Kedah. which will be enforced during periods of emergency all cessation of vehicular traffic will be effected during the hours of darkness. Those who require the use of any vehicular traffic must have the written permission of the207 words
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42 1941-12-05 3 ON his pleading guilty to a summons charge of failing to report an accident at Kwong Hock Cheong sawmill. Padang Jeringau, to the Commissioner of Workmen's Compensation. Tang Chu Yang, the manager, was yesterday fined $15.42 words
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291 1941-12-05 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) f pHE first Chinese College in Malaya will come into existence late in January or early in February, 1912. It will be called the Nanyang College, and the venture has been sponsored by the Chiang Kai Shek High School of291 words
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Article138 1941-12-05 3 PIE Singapore American community has lost cne of its most popular members by the death, which occurred at the General Hos pital yesterday, of Mr. ...P. Donnel ly, managing directo. cf the local offices of the Goodyear Orient Co. Ltd. The late Mr. Donnelly. who> came138 words
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Advertisement130 1941-12-05 3 EYE EXAMINATIONS, EYEC L A S S E S, EXCLUSIVELY. THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. I ARCADE BLDG.. PHONE 3002. I A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Jpojce, 35, years' European Clinical Appointments Preferred. id FURNITURE SkiWe Garden Furniture sup- in attractive colours and wul designs. For the full fcage see our showroom.130 words
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Advertisement61 1941-12-05 3 Palatable Well Balanced Cough Remedy. Particularly useful in cases of scanty secretion, expels hacking and troublesome coughs, soothes the respiratory system. Contains no narcotics or harmful ingredients. Therefore can be safely taken by the children and adults. It carriej no adverse in3uence on appetite and does not cause constipation. Sold61 words
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Advertisement339 1941-12-05 3 MODEL V 202 MODEL V 101 SBO-00 $.».»-00 IN CABINET MODEL, FOR RECORD STORAGE. INANG HENG CO., Piano House, Sole Distributors. 103-105, Sclegie Road, Singapore. KIDNEY TROUBLE Ifo Now says he f$ Quite a different mom JĔm Mr. H. H. suffered sharp stabbing Bf A pains and the continual dull339 words
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Article1308 1941-12-05 4 Pockets And Shoot Up Will Be Day's Safest Bets (By "Spectator") TRAINERS Form and Logue are likely to "g^uMes looks a certainly to-morrow and, together wtth Shoot Up, is one of my best bets for the day. and Comments and selections, subject to scratching, are as1,308 words
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Article127 1941-12-05 4 A SPLENDID game should be j witnessed on the S.B.C. j ground to-day, when the home club meet R**"* s College in a return hockey match. The Club suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of the Collegians, and can be expected to go127 words
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408 1941-12-05 4 CLUB FORWARDS IN FINE FORM N a match where the mediocrity of one team was pramr> sno»» 1 up bv the fine play of the other, the Singapore Cr.eket Club defeated the Y.M.C.A. by seven goals to nil on the Padang >esterdav The Club408 words
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Article96 1941-12-05 4 I rpm; Red Ro*c B P. team to meet tho I 1 Merry Uni<:n BP. on Saturday at the latter's court, Loron K 28, Geylang, commencing at 6.45 p.m.. will M seleclert from following: Syed Salim. M A Lanee <capt. i G A Theseiri. C. P. Lange.96 words
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Article47 1941-12-05 4 THE Merryt me Badminton Party reiebra'ed first anniversary at Punggol R weefc-end Speeches wrre maCe by the or dent Mr Andrew CWi thanking the members and gueste for ih#»ir attendance and also by the Imn I secretary. Mr. B. C. Mah. who Uptime of the party's activity.47 words
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Article222 1941-12-05 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, To-day. SLOW work was the order of the day at this morning's training in preparation for to-morrow's races. MagilTs and Silley's charges were tried out for the first time. The track was heavy, and most of the work had to be222 words
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Article142 1941-12-05 4 r[ERE were no ties played in the S.C.R.C. open invitation lawn tennis tournament yesterday evening. The fcUowing are the revised ties for the week-end: Ties for To-day Mixed doubles handicap (semifinal*: Elsie Chia and Tan Huck Toe (-40) v. Mr. and Mrs. C.J.RBembroke (-15). 'B" doubles handicap (semifinal)142 words
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Article145 1941-12-05 4 THE following are the scratching and order of running for to. morrow's Ipoh races: Race 1: Ponies class 2, dh. furs. Nil Race 2 Horses class 3, div. 5' furs. Grofmo, Marcheta n Race 3: Horses class 3, dir. v 5V£ furs str. July the145 words
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Article26 1941-12-05 4 TO-DAY HOCKEY: SRC. v Raffle* Colleft, SRC; S R C. 11 v Post Oftet, totals' ground; S.C.R.C. t I.GJL, SC. R C S.C.R.C. tournament.26 words
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Advertisement73 1941-12-05 4 ••GIAN SINGH'S-: Battery Road, Singapore. iCrand Annual* I X'mas Sale I j I Special Reduction: '»Toys Department: j 1 Crackers S Dolls i Reduced by 20 fo "PERSONAL FRESHNESS J*t& means a lot It means a lot to everyone. That's why so many people I After strenuous exercise or a73 words
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1043 1941-12-05 5 Inside News Of The Sea War (SPECIAL CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE) (By H. C. Ferraby. well-knewn authority on naval affairs). London. Dec. 4. fHE Axis has made it clear that the month of November has brought no more measure of success to their campaign of commerce1,043 words
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101 1941-12-05 5 Reuter. Moscow. Dec. 4. REBUILDING work is al/eady in full swing in Rostov, according to the Moscow Radio. "The day after the city was cleared of Germans, the city and regional organisations began working. Electricity telegraph, telephone and transport systems are being restored. Factories requiredReuter. - 101 words
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Article469 1941-12-05 5 IT would be interesting r (writes Major Fielding Elliot in the New York Tribune) to have, were such a thing obtainable, an accurate estimate of the effect on the morale of the German people of the German failures in Russia. These faftures can hardly longer be disguised.469 words
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130 1941-12-05 5 British Wireless. London, Dec. 4. ACCORDING to agency messages from Washington, the Appropriations Oomm.ttee of the US. House of Representatives has approved the $8,243,000,000 (£1,650--million) supplemental defence appropriation bill. It includes funds for the immediate expansion cf the Army to 2,000,000 men and $1 556,000 000British Wireless. - 130 words
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Advertisement190 1941-12-05 5 SECRETQfToUTH /jmJ%^ now revealed! \W\ Vital strength and energy fails n as age advances only because fl Ba glands become tired, weak and I Hi drfcd up. Once scientists thought there was no JBBB^^ hope. But now a wonderful discovery proves that your glands CAN be revived that your lost190 words
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Advertisement209 1941-12-05 5 MYERS Se 1 f -Oiling Bulldozer Power Pumps are CnSUrG <CZ most suitable for keeping nt*l*maM£i*§t a factoi T supplied with /■I *WWPUfOO river water for boilerg etc. Welt OP SiWDiii or for n;md,in^ r Crude Oil 7> and Kerosene Hi?h pres. /CP/* UOlit sure pumps for elevation f&cfotij work209 words
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Article264 1941-12-05 6 Food Production 'I HE other day we reierrea w 1 the desirability of developing the hill stations in Malaya not only from the point ol view of residential areas but in order that the agricultural resources of this country may be expanded to a degree which will nearer approximate264 words
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Article166 1941-12-05 6 I*HE land available in anu A around the towns and cities of Malaya might well be given over, at nominal rental, in this way. We realise that a Grow More Food campaign is under way and that in some schools gardening is in a modest way being undertaken.166 words
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Article145 1941-12-05 6 IN temperate climates almost anybody, however unskilled in horticultural matters, can achieve some worth-while results merely by the expenditure of enthusiasm and energy. This is not necessarily true of tropical horticulture, and it is here that Government could give a lead in advising gardeners how to prepare their145 words
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Article, Illustration1703 1941-12-05 6 Ralph Ingersoll - By Ralph Ingersoll Editor of P-M. ONE mornimr in a wwn in front of SntfKeiHk a llufi<ian battery of 75s moved into position and began firing. Shortly after noon the German batteries located them and after the German batteries had trot the1,703 words
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294 1941-12-05 6 NORWEGIAN patriots crossing the North Sea in rowing boats to fight for their country's freedom have helped British scientists to make important experiments ro X-ray photography. London radiologists (in the Ilford Radiographic Technical and Demonstration Department) riaje been developing what might oe called mass miniature radiography294 words
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Article20 1941-12-05 6 An expert is a man who avoids the small errors as he sweeps on to the grand fallacy—Benjamin Stolberp20 words
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Article483 1941-12-05 6 rpHE Kurusu mission has failed and the world is waiting for' Japan to make the next move. That Japan is feeling the pinch of the Allied economic restrictions is undoubted and particularly in the commodity for which she has to depend so much on outside sources —Oil.483 words
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Advertisement467 1941-12-05 6 HEADACHES DISAPPEAR Headaches most common of all v > human ills— osually come as a direct result of in- ternal disorders. '■.< And by far the moat common of X these disorders Uu/J and the least susI pected—is Faulty Elimination. Faulty Elimination means that the bowels are not completing their467 words
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Article1127 1941-12-05 7 Reuter. Moscow, Dec. 4. 41GHTING in the Tula direction is growing in violence/ 'lence/' according to the Pravda's correspondent. Germans are trying to take Tula at any cost. On Tuesday morning, large tank, artillery and motorised foiitry forces were massed b y the enemy and violent StiesReuter. - 1,127 words
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Article228 1941-12-05 7 Reuter. London, Dec. 4. THE Germans have raced up r reinforcements from two j parts of the front—including the Crimea—in an attempt to stem Marshal Timoshenko's j non-stop drive against their right flank in South Russia. Two Italian divisions, named Unio and Tuscana, have reachedReuter. - 228 words
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Article105 1941-12-05 7 Reuter. Moscow, Dec. 4. TOURING Dec. 2, the Soviet air force destroyed or put out of commission 154 German tanks, says a supplement to the Soviet midnight communique. It also destroyed or damaged 1414 lorries with troops and supplies, 50 field and anti-aircraft gunsReuter. - 105 words
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Article23 1941-12-05 7 Reuter. Rangoon, Dec. 4. Two sharp earthquake shocks of considerable intensity were felt here at about 10 p.m. (Local time) on Wednesday night.—Reuter.Reuter. - 23 words
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Article523 1941-12-05 7 “U nprecedented Crisis”—Togo Tokio, Dec. 4. AS a result of recent developments which are becoming increasingly serious. East Asia is confronted with an unprecedented crisis, the Foreign Minister. Mr. S. Togo, declared at the opening of the three-day East Asia economic conference this morning, says the Japanese news agency. "Britain,523 words
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Article858 1941-12-05 7 Bangkok, Dec. 3. might not be able to escape war, warned the official Bangkok radio commentator to-night and added that an attack might come without warning. Thais must, therefore, exercise unrelaxing vigilance. Guerilla tactics and scorched earth policy must be adopted to beat the invader. The858 words
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Article171 1941-12-05 7 Reuter. Shanghai, Dec. 4. THE prevailing tension in local shipping circles fur- ther mounted to-day when, following closely on the heels of the sudden departure cf the last Japan-China-Java Line ship from China waters, j practically all vessels operat- j ed by British shipping com- JReuter. - 171 words
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118 1941-12-05 7 Reuter Sydney, Dec. 4. OVERNIGHT, the naval balance of power'in the Pacific and the whole strategic situation is dramatically changed, says the Sydney Daily Telegraph, in a leader on the arrival of the Battle Fleet in Singapore The paper says that it will close the dangerousReuter - 118 words
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374 1941-12-05 7 Reuter. Washington, Dec. 4. GOVERNMENT officials admitted to-night that the LendLease shipments to Russia, arranged for under the 90,000 tons monthly programme fixed in October, had so far been disaDDointine. Lend Act has reached enormous propoi lions, it was stated in Government circlesReuter. - 374 words
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Article77 1941-12-05 7 Reuter Shanghai, Dec. 4. AMONG the 450 evacuees who iailed from Shanghai yesterday aboard the grey pamted steamer Anhui, there were at least 100 Indian women and children, and about 70 British from Tientsn. The remainder were all from Shanghai. Many are expected to disembark at HongReuter - 77 words
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Advertisement297 1941-12-05 8 SEE THRILUS never before seen, even in the most Sensational Screen Adventures ever made j TO-DAY t AIM lOL 3|5_6|5 9 l 5 Bm|L R»q>n«ld OWEN Aib»n BASSERMANN Mariori. MAIN Donald MEEK SEE The Sensational SLEIGH Chase! SEE Joan Crawford torn between a ruthless duty to j murder an innocent297 words
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Advertisement646 1941-12-05 8 MENS SINGLES TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP, IP4I, Flay Proceeding Nightly here! Roller in your entries for the big event on DEC. 14. For full particulars, apply to the Manager G. W. Park. TO-NIGHT Tea Dansant from 7.30 p.m. Aiter-Dinner Dance 9.30 p.m.—Midnight TO-MORROW NIGHT The entire gate admission will be turned646 words
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390 1941-12-05 9 ■piLAT a person employed as a servant by a club or an association was not a member of either the club or the association was a submission made by Mr. Aubrey Davios in high court to-day when Gan Chi Chiong, 14, appealed agminat the conviction and390 words
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Article300 1941-12-05 9 Reuter. London, Dec. 4. MR. CHURCHILL'S speech in the House of Commons on the Government's sweeping plans for organisation of man-power and woman-power in Britain is hailed as a great, statesmanlike contribution to the conduct of the war, and it is .generally agreed that he accurately summedReuter. - 300 words
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Advertisement264 1941-12-05 9 MivZi 20th entur y Fox Presents 4fi The daring, JreSßaĔrS a m az ing, romantic exploits of *jjIELLE STARR/QUEEN (IN TECHNICOLOUR) She captured an arsenal -in f\ Id —Q 10 Beized government property 3,10— OJU .-routed U.S troops in battll \EW STARTING TIMES after battle' And 20th Century Fox Movietone264 words
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Advertisement451 1941-12-05 9 PROPERTY SALE To be sold by Public Auction at the Sale-room of A. T. EDWARDS CO., LTD., No. 11, Malacca Street, ON THURSDAY, llth DECEMBER, 1941, at 2.30 p.m. MORTGAGEESALE LOT I. Freehold land and houses Nos. 54 56, 58, 60 62 Kerbau Road and No. 1 Chander Road, Singapore,451 words
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Advertisement114 1941-12-05 9 OPENS 3.15 w-yp, 'T.'Vv.'^VfI SECRETS BLASTED I FROM DUNGEONS! ĔM*9& THRILLS FLAMING FROM TERROR! f% 0/V VEI//& SALLY EiLERS-DONALD WOODS EDWARD CIANNEUT^ fx.**/, plo, by Korl Brown 0«/«CT«d by IfW lANDCAS jJhIHhSBL" 4 COLUMBIA PICTURE Real lasting beauty comes to every woman with the aid of VENUS. Its regular use114 words
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Advertisement148 1941-12-05 9 THE SALE IS OX! AND MORE RECORDS ARE BEING ADDED I Dnnudi Bnßomn Counwt IT? P »U —I Ll 1 TM» Fach day, U the records are sold, new lots are oeing added. To-day, you could get many numbf !rt of records by the following artistes from our Bargain Ckmnters.148 words
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Article41 1941-12-05 10 At the Singapore Registry on 10-12-41, Hock Tian, elder son of Mr. Lim Peng Seng of Penang, and the late Madam Lee Loon Yeon-, to Miss Soi Chin, second daughter of Mr. Mrs. Chla Joo Fook of Singapore.41 words
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Advertisement629 1941-12-05 10 Situations Vacant WANTED URGENTLY: Expert Hairdresser»; Must be good In Hair Setting. 8alary Xrom $«0|- to $120|- per month according to qualifications. Permanent position guaranteed Please apply by letter with Photo to The London Beauty Parlour and Cosmetic Dept.. 1st. floor, 27, Foch Avenue, Kuala Lumpur. (No. 250M) WANTED Distributors629 words
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Advertisement860 1941-12-05 10 LADY wants Lady Teacher to teach Man- j I dorln In house. Upper Serangoon District; I I lessons preferably twice or thrice hourly -'each week. Apply G.P.O. Box 313, Singapore. (No. 177 M) f SINGAPORE! MUNICIPALITY. j Vacancy for a Dresser. Applications are invited for fil/ ing the vacancy for860 words
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Advertisement894 1941-12-05 10 I Educational ARMY MEN, Naval Men, Men of all the Forces! Utilise your leisure hours In learning, you can dance like experts If you take our courses, and AH the ladies hearts j with soulful yearning. "The Aristocrat" School of Ballroom Dancing. 302 A. Lavender Street, Singapore. (No. 245 M)894 words
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Advertisement900 1941-12-05 10 For Sale FOR SALE Smooth Haired Fox Terrier *****, Excellent Pedigree, Good House- Dog. Box 47, Malaya Tribune. Singapore I (No. 258 M) 'r KHATENA. 36. Mill Road, Malacca. I Has received a big shipment of ladies- children's hats. (No. 242 M) DRINK "EOHEA TEA" the finest Chinese Tea. Obtainable900 words
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Advertisement895 1941-12-05 10 Motor Vehicles STANDARD-NINE. Very good condition. Owner driven. Insurance March. Apply 'phone 7406. (No. 248 M) AUSTIN 12 H P. 4 cylinder 1936. De Luxe Saloon Excellent Condition ft appearance 30 Miles gallon. Insured, comprehensive June 1942. $1.550|-. Apply Box No. 28 cio Malaya Tribune, Kuala Lumpur. (No. 235 M)895 words
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Advertisement400 1941-12-05 10 Know the temperatu»; flow ccmes ROTOTHERII! tht NEW Thermometer, with its ckarh marked dial, its needle pointer, scientifically accurate but txtm&. ly robust "movement" and its wft variety of handsome de% Obtainable in 3 different masi from THE SCIENTIFIC INSTKMENT CO., LTD., 2, Unlays® Green, Singapore. «B THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS400 words
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Miscellaneous846 1941-12-05 10 [TO-DAY'S RADlo] 1 /HI. 1333 klcs ZHP1 9690 k Cs EASTERN ZHP2 6175 kcs OSV 17. ti m uS 1 p m. 15.14 Meg! t!*» s*^ 12.00 Orchestral Concert—'All the Mas- GSD n.75 mi(i *»D jjg* ters'. p in ii^' 12 45 "WAR-TIME COOK": by Mrs. Es- N i??£ H846 words
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739 1941-12-05 11 2 1 2 a1 40 6 1.44 cd i£ma,iV ire 12,6 fifil'W 28 3 29 3 ftjg <*> 076 0.80 II) o 07 0 29 SS (2 °S 12 3 12 9 19 7»' a ffi 15- 15 6 cfs) 164 168 I I** '"J.. 0739 words
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Article20 1941-12-05 11 Singapore, Friday M*. of tin and rubber in jJ|pre at noon to-day icere:— Buyers 38 i Sellers 38%20 words
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Article126 1941-12-05 11 LEWIS Peat (Singapore) Ltd.. in their rubber report dated Dec 4. St The IRR C. has now met and decided that the quota for the first quarter «I 1942 shall remain unchanged at 120 per cent To all intents and purposes this means that exports are126 words
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Article85 1941-12-05 11 Singapore, Thursday, 4.15 p.m. THE Malayan Shareholders' Association report as follows on the local markets: Quiet—little buying but no selling pressure. Tins. Hong Fatts done at »1.36 a firm market other deals include Ulu Klangs at 96 cents, Sungei Luas at $165, Lukuts at 46> 2 cents. Laruts85 words
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Article91 1941-12-05 11 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Thursday. CHETTIARS from many parts of Malaya joined their brethren in Muar and celebrated on a grand scale their annual Karthigai Festival (the Festival of Lamps) at their temple in Jalan Meriam. The day was spent in pujas and prayers, and in91 words
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Article35 1941-12-05 11 All members of the Young Men’s Muslim Associntion Singapore. are invited to i «eial Teranr BuUn gnlhmtnr to be neld ar Se AWtation's premise* on Frlduv nieltt at 6 o'clock. Light refr«*brr«ut« will be wrved.35 words
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Article183 1941-12-05 11 Reuter. Shanghai, Dec. 4. AN appeal for still stricter economy in gasoline usage to help the city through the present "temporary shortage" was pub-' lhhed this morning by the oil companies here. Explaining that "circumstances beyond their control" were the motive behind the further 50 perReuter. - 183 words
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Article147 1941-12-05 11 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore. Friday. rpHERE was slight improvement in tone 1 in the tin share market yesterday. Hong Fatts improved to 136 and Lukuts to -|47. while Ulu Klangs eased a little to 96 cum div. Among Australians, Thabawleiks Changed hands at 30s.147 words
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Article26 1941-12-05 11 Melbourne. Nov. 28:—Manufacture 01 six-pounder anti-tank guns by Gener.il Motors-Holders Ltd.. and 40 sub-con-tractors throughout the State is shortly to begin In South Australia.26 words
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317 1941-12-05 11 TO-DAY begins the special scrap drive in Singapore. It will continue until Monday next. Singapore householders should collect the scrap which they have been accumulating during the past few days, and deliver it either at the Salvage Collection and Disposal Depot, Government Printing317 words
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Article84 1941-12-05 11 British Wireless. London. Dec. 4. MRS. Ellen Fletcher, the oldest woman in the British Isles, died last night, at Croydon, London; at the age of 108. She would have 109 next April. Mrs. Fletcher remembered the Coronation of Queen Victoria. When her home was struckBritish Wireless. - 84 words
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329 1941-12-05 11 Singapore, Thursday. "T SHOULD have appreciated the courtesy of the court being 1 informed that it would have been difficult for the accused to attend," remarked Mr. C. H. Whitton, the district traffic judge, when a soldier who was to face two charges of329 words
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Article68 1941-12-05 11 The Government English Scnooi. heTd its nrst arts exhibition Mr a Hi nor°t f raiTs US %aSgs a £SU? e?c The exhibition which attracted many visitors was clarCl by Mr The folwas judged Mr m« Co iour design lowing are win £*:r Fong pencil (Blue bells) Chen ad68 words
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Article296 1941-12-05 11 Reuter. London, Dec. 4. THE secretary of fctate for India, Mr. L. S. Amery, was asked by the Labour member, Mr. Sorensen, at question time in the House of Commons to-day whether "he intends to indicate to the people of India upon what democratic basis His Majesty'sReuter. - 296 words
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Article82 1941-12-05 11 (From Our Own Reporter) K. Lumpur, Thursday. THE marriage took place on Tuesday at St. Andrew's Church. Weld Road, of Mr. Geoffrey Franklin Lloyd, of the Planters' Stores and Agency Co.. Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur to Miss J. Michie Adam, nursing sister, Bungsar Hospital. The bridegroom is the82 words
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Advertisement32 1941-12-05 11 i\ U CHINA BUILDING, SINGAPORE Overseas Tdeqrams: U CENTENARY \v 5808 10T0R Chicles U assurance >\ Workmen's U Corporation, >\ COMPENSATION ltP P£ RSONAL ACCIDENT AGENT? TIfROUOHOUT MALAYA 2* P <ST RATES LIBERAL SETTLEMENTS32 words
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Advertisement63 1941-12-05 11 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED Guaranteed and Controlled by ALL, BU&INESS The advantage of appointing the Company as Trustee and or Exe"u H cutor are:— CONTINUITY OF EXISTENCE, SSmunity from loss by 1 FRAUD, SECRECY MODERATE FIXED FEES. ADDIv for booklet from any Branch or Agency of the63 words
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Advertisement334 1941-12-05 11 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Situations Vacant AMERICAN FIRM has vacancy for young and Intelligent Chinese office assistant. Know If duo of shorthand and typewriting preferred but not esssential. Apply Box No. 49. c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. APPLICATIONS are invited for Locomotive Cleaners at a starting rate of334 words
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Advertisement306 1941-12-05 11 STEAMER SAILINGS INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD (Incorporated in Er,;;—*-*» DIRECT SERVICE TO JAPfLvia HONGKONG CALCUTTA via PENANG. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefo. Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtse ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. The steamers have superior accommodation for saloon passengers amidships. They carry306 words
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Article165 1941-12-05 12 Brian R. Cannell - 'By Brian R. Cannell Reuter. Hanoi, Dec. 4. f |lHE highest tension continues to reign in Indo-China. Rational considerations point to a solution of the present impasse whereby a conflict will be avoided but the possibility of a sudden coup towards Thailand is an ever-present danger.Reuter. - 165 words
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Article125 1941-12-05 12 Reuter Bloemfontein, Dec. 4. THE Free State congress of the Afrikander Party has unanimously endorsed the democratic policy of Mr. Havenga and elected Mr. Havenga Leader-in-Chief of the Party. Gen. Hertzog remains an Honorary Leader. The congress adopted the statement issued by Mr. Havenga inReuter - 125 words
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Article1085 1941-12-05 12 Manpower Debate London, Dec. 4. WHEN the man and woman power debate was resumed to-day, there was a full discussion on the Labour amendment to the Prime Minister's motion, suggesting public ownership and control of industries vital to the successful prosecution of the war, especially transport and1,085 words
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Article251 1941-12-05 12 Reuter. London, Dec. 3. "\IOW that religion everywhere is ll being brutally attacked, we Iook to India, the very home of religion, for a sign," was an appeal n.ade by Sir Francis Younghusband, at the annual meeting of the World Congress of Faiths, held to-day (Wednesday».Reuter. - 251 words
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Article27 1941-12-05 12 ...Total number of enemy plant destroyed during yesterday on all fronts up to midnight London time (excluding Soviet claims):— NIL; total score for November, 241.27 words
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Article141 1941-12-05 12 Reuter. Melbourne. Dec. 4. THE Australian War Cabinet met here to-day. Although it is understood that early this week defence authorities were instructed to prepare for the possibility of action within a matter of hours, despatches showing <a slight easing off in the Pacific tension wereReuter. - 141 words
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341 1941-12-05 12 Central News. Chungking. Dec. 3. THE official Central Daily News in an editorial under the title "Will Japan 'bend her knees in submission' or 'commit harakiri?" said Japan's reply to the United States proposals will have to be either accepted or entirely refused.Central News. - 341 words
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Article82 1941-12-05 12 Reuter. London, Dec. 4. I/GENERAL De Gaulle, in a broadvJ cast to the French nation last night, denounced the treachery of the Vichy leaders and forecast that as a result of the Petain-Goering meeting they would throw open North Africa to the Nazis. He said: "It isReuter. - 82 words
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478 1941-12-05 12 Singapore, Thursday. yyHEN Salib bin Ahmad, a Javanese, appeared before Mr. K. ML Byrne in the Singapore fourth court to-day, at a preliminary inquiry into a provisional charge of murder and I second change of attempted suicide, evidence was given that Salib made a confession,478 words
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253 1941-12-05 12 Reuter. Bangkok, THE minatory tone of the i News Agency? I?.**% patch speculating' 1 after a 1 Thailand. J** Belgium's fate has notJSjZ noticed in authoritati J^** ly meeting on is believed all n? THE C g£ A »0» t WHICH THE MENT VIEWSReuter. - 253 words
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152 1941-12-05 12 British Official Wireless. London, Dec i IN authoritative summary of fc latest Australian progress te war production states that, foik*ine the Owen gun, which is to be put into production without defy another Australian war-time Invention, the Kirby gun, is to be officially tested. It isBritish Official Wireless. - 152 words
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Advertisement153 1941-12-05 12 place a Mantling order for1 11 I TO-DAY »■1 *al«' a I all Branc*lies of the ("old Storage throughout* Malaga Advt. of Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. C.S. 264 A THE NAN YANG SINGAPORE-MALACCA MAIL CAR SERVICE. We hare removed from our former office at 35, Beach Road, Singapore, to153 words
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Advertisement66 1941-12-05 12 KLIM give* m* the wholesome lg ishment of fresh, pnre^ That is because KjjJ 15 fresh, It is powdered and J**£ by an exc/«s£ sa*t*J process so that keep indefinitely JJ*J refrigeration. Only wate? has been rejwj from the finest. cowr nothing added-JJJ simply mix Kbmwrtb* to make fresh mil*66 words
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