Morning Tribune, 8 December 1939

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Vol. 4— No. 2G:? SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, December 8, 1939. FIVK CENTS
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    Rumania's Anxiety
    83 1 Athens. De: 7. MANIA'S anxiety to keep Hie war from spreading to the lalkans and the Danube Valley ms stressed by the Foreign Mini-j M. Gafencu m an interview üblished here ed confidence that there conflict between Soviet and Ru--1 lian interests rtain that the same peacelicy towards
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    Another Dutch Ship Sunk
    111 1 Another Dutch Ship Sunk Amsterdam, Dec 7. Dutch .steamer. Tajandoen, 8.159 1 was torpedoed m the channel and route to the Hetlu riands F. •arried a complem I W inn s the crew. London, Dec 7 ii containing 28 of the crew and engi the Tajando* led by an Italian
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    RUSSIAN AMBITIONS ALARM NAZIS
    120 1 Extension Of Aggression Threat Reported Growth Of Distrust Paris. Dec. 7. THE distrust between Russia and the Reich is growing, writes the Zurich correspondent of Le Journal. Both want Swedish ores, and both are trying to pick a quarrel with Sweden as an excuse to invade
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    Sweden Fears Nazi Action
    77 1 Stockholm, Dec. 7. RELIABLE quarters here fear that the German pre.s.s attacks on M. Sandter (Foreign Minister' may be a prelud P to German action auainst Sweden. The reconstruction of th e Goveinment without M. Sandier would take the wind out of the sails of these
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    GERMAN AND BRITISH PLANES COLLIDE IN AIR
    99 1 Berlin, Dec 7. AN air battle west of Texel Wand, la A which German and British pli collided and fell into the "P"*'* lq a communique 7 n air raid warning was fl m the Firth of For- about midday and the all-clear
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    SOVIET DEMANDS ON ESTHONIA
    71 1 SOVIET DEMANDS ON ESTHONIA Copenhagen. Dec. 7. TIIF reason for the visit of General Laidoner. the Ksthonian conimandcr-in-ehief. to Moscow this week, is Soviet nervousness over Ksthonia's pronounced sympathy lot Finland, says the Helsinki correspondent of the Berlinsske Tidende. who adds that the Soviet is demanding tfl»t Ksthonia demobilise pari
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    THREAT TO TURKEY & RUMANIA
    522 1 THREAT TO TURKEY RUMANIA London, Dec. 7. 11HE Daily Telegraph's Isianl eorrespondeat stairs that <»;' rial quarters m Turkey maintain c n;p r, silence on the latest v mafl propaganda stunt, whfch forecasts ab!fl (Rumania) and India afl Russia's territorial BmWtiol ti e Finnish war is over. it is better**,
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    Germans Active On West Front
    47 1 •ommunlq marked activity ol during Xhew wa great tivity on front last m Nivi patrols w re acthre making ra the northern i and v t(> d: Oermai I no prtoonen m 1 taken. i ince pi .nd air iinded over a
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    EXECUTIONS IN BERLIN
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    BRITAIN BUYING WOOL CLIPS FROM S. AFRICA
    93 2 BRITAIN BUYING WOOL CLIPS FROM S. AFRICA Pretoria, Dec. 7. T HI id Briti h Governments ■have successfully negotiate tieme under which Britain Ls prepared to purchase South African .wool clip at an mice of ten pence three tarthin The announcement wa.s made by the Secretary of Agriculture, who declared
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    SALVAGE OF SHIPS IN WAR
    32 2 d m war. ire told Hi,. oran i L l l l l l v 1 I( V' i ol sun PIV.M 1 li ver possible. Reuter
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    R.A.F. CASUALTY LIST
    24 2 T London p iJI "Mth casUu]i v Ina 48 nanu 33 kUJed ik action en act Mai and twelve died Reuter
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    MUSLIM PRESIDENT URGES PROBE INTO CONGRESS WRONGS
    90 2 m,. Bombay. Dec. 7. M X lnall l''^ ldt "t -I tho Muslim League, has instructed Muslim, throughout India fa, observe Deo. ?> as the day f deliverance and thaaksgivin S that Congress Governments ceased to iiinction. Mr. Jiiuiah urged the League to
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    Polish Submarine Eludes Soviet & German Warships
    146 2 Polish Submarine Eludes Soviet German Warships AN EPIC OF THE SEA Tun p. i; i v London. Dec. 7. WO Pol sh submarines, the Wilk and the Orzel. have escaped fr.un the Baltic and joined the British Navy ■had hairbreadth escapes M managed to esc Poland was invaded )lU fel
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    Pope On Italy's Position
    65 2 Pope On Italy's Position Rome. Dec. 7. WHEN Signor Alfieri presented letters dor t^h cn u e P the Pope a Ambassador to he Vatican, His Holiness paid a warm tribute to Italy who thank to the wladoin of the oJve?nnTei ftad been preserved from war uZln f ec lared
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    Mystery Murder In New York
    215 2 Mystery Murder In New York Hem York. Dec. 7. COM! ilmibt h;«N .trisen .»> If the *J identitl oi the man found dead t Brooklyn 7l<>um who was .it btlievtd lo be Ml Walter Fugle. Cretan nf the German (onul.itt -(ienei.il m New York Th n bettered tfan ires are
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    AUSTRALIA'S RADIO WAR ON NAZIS
    68 2 AUSTRALIA'S RADIO WAR ON NAZIS Canberra. Dec rE Commonu-e-jliii >linistcr f«. External Affairs >„ Hi n (ir. lett. m a statement U pr» sai«l Mail Hr H tt Z uould inaugurate a uorid-wS Australian shortuav, broaidS virvicc on Dec. 20 l Sir Henry Ciullett added .Int Hie MOTfcc uouhl p
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    AIR FIGHTS OVER THE NORTH SEA
    229 2 AIR FIGHTS OVER THE NORTH SEA London Dec. FNEMY aircraft over thr Nortl S mi Wednesday attempted to m. tercept isolated patrols of the cotstai eomnumd of the v In two encounters reported, witi enemy machines, giant Dornier By. ißf boats were beaten off, badly damaged. One coastal command ail
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    COL. REITZ IN PORTUGAL
    55 2 London. I (fOL. REITZ. South Africa. for Native Affairs, who left I air on Sunday en his way h now m Fortugal. having gon< at the invitation of the Portu o vernment to discuss matter^ interest. To-day's Portuguese newspa phasise the importance to I colonial policy
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    27 2 London. I rho Polish Government will b< M nunt Gralin Secretary for Foreign Ail next week's meeting of the Lei sembly summoned to consider of Finland Reuter
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    SOVIETS AT OUTPOSTS OF MANNERHEIM LINE
    395 3 REAL TEST FOR THE FINNISH DEFENCES Helsinki, Dec. 7. v, glorious day," said the people of Helsinki this morning saw a thick blanket of fog covering the ground. It was ..npossible to see the tops of the trees. A heavy thaw set m was
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    Supply Of War Materials
    593 3 London, Dec. 7. I he interest displayed m the press i I inlands access to war materials n foreign countries has been heightled by well authenticated informai) that as recently as ten days ago, uinitions were arriving m Finland n>m Germany. dded that riflea .supplied incluaeteed
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    China's Difficult Position
    59 3 London. Dec. 7. MX. Quo Tai (hi left lor Geneva last nighfl to attend the League meeting. The Chinese m London find themselves In dittimit |x>sition. While naturally iVmfßthi* ing with Finland, they cannot tail to recognize the gratitude due to the Soviet for the substantial help
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    Dutch Reply To Germany
    167 3 The HSfoe, l> A SEMI-OFFICIAL statement, replying to the inspired German p Hss tatcment of surprise thai Holland doei not arm her merchjnl ships, expresses surprise that '!<).- land alone is peeilicallv mnitionc, Uid says that if the statement .s not :l political manoeuvre. nut a
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    KING SEES NEWSMEN AND PHOTOGRAPHERS AT THE FRONT
    147 3 KING SEES NEWSMEN AND PHOTOGRAPHERS AT THE FRONT ndon, i>comkwhkkk .I. i n i leaving the chateau where is staying v tin 'm! l ()|(i 10 spend tuiothei day wltti the B E I U uunni way emieftpondenta and cud photographers who an the fleld for XI od m the
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    Sends Up Planes
    253 3 His Mai^ty t*ie King, for trn t;wi y( tcrday toured the We t< m I an actual engagement with the enema Royal Air Kch" pilots, one ol whom had brought down a Heinkei bomber, w orr i,,s|i' d i)v m Majeslj Kin- asked the pilots many questions
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    Rothermere Case Echo
    40 3 London Dec AN echo 'i the I Rothi A court Comma a ked the Horn High Courl on ilderlng thi Hohenl< Sir Jhn Anderson r< plied I that this v mgarlan sul made ana:, the nw Reuter
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    NORMAL A GAIN A TEA TU ARANG MINES COLONY
    686 4 TRIBUNE MAN MAKES A TOUR Full Story Of Strike Negotiations (From Our Own Reporter). Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. HAVING cheered, clapped hands and fired crackers at a meeting where reasonableness triumphed, 4,500 men and women picked up tools, prepared to to work
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    F.M.S. Firms Considering War Allowances
    120 4 F.M.S. Firms Considering War Allowances 'from Our Owl Importer) Ruala Lumpur. Thursday. k DECISION made by the F M.S. Government to pay an allowincc to all labourers and artisans on the lines recently approved by the Straits Settlements Government m view of the increased Nffl of living, was officially announced
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    DRAMA IN A SLEEPY VILLAGE
    157 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Thursday. A SLEEPY old world Viltafc m n Dindinss, tlcse to Brims, u;is the scene of intense activity night before last, culminating m the aricst of four .Malays. A Chinese .shopkeeper on going to his tome In the early h
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    Perak Sultan Urges More Food Production
    500 4 (From Our Own Reporter). T RTrrr™ Thursday. iKiBiJTE to members of the council, official and unofficial, and Government servants was paid this morning by His Highness the Su'tan at the budget meeting orthe State Council The Sultan also pledged the loyalty of the Government
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    Guardianship Case Ends
    92 4 •From Ino henrnu of Chan X the late Capitan ci t£e guard! chi'dn Kok Kh, heang Kok end yAit k n The apt by consent missed b 3 a low I at some place i three month., tiarranged later. No order was made east* but the respSS
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    COURT SEQUEL TO CLOSING OF SCHOOLS
    975 5 JMMONS AGAINST /ELL-KNOWN CHINESE Singapore, Timrsdajr. nivG evidence m to-day given a< Urn third .lay's hearin xvhi.h Mr. How Say Huan, prominenl mom".lunity and a member of the Chine* IWfel ce 8 a summon, charge of cheating Mr. Tan Boon imhK llK him to
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    Possession Of Bad Coin Alleged
    102 5 Possession Of Bad Coin Alleged Singapore, Thursday. •HEOW Ah Hoo claimed trial this morning m the Criminal District eforc Mr. J. L. McFall, on a harge that on Oct. 26, at 3, East Reclai n Road, he had a counterfeit 20- cc, which at the time he became ed of
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    BOUND OVER FOR CAUSING HURT
    64 5 Singapore, Thursday. HSWEE HEH claimed trial this morning m the Criminal Distrirt before Mr. J. L. McFall, on a on Nov. 8, at Duxton be voluntarily caused grievous i So Tham by fracturing his with a cleaver. •lie application of Chief Court :tor Ernest H.
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    FOOD CONTROL CHIEF TO BROADCAST
    73 5 FOOD CONTROL CHIEF TO BROADCAST 1 ilk to in--7 30 der ol oni int fflcult tmi .Ainm. the Hon Jarrett. M C B will (picture ol !"«><» rnntr< n Malaya to-day, and will caused m the public ml id im ol announce kinds o! t con t}l Controller will di.se
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    Ten Charges Of Cheating
    82 5 Singapore, Tl TEN charges ol cheating tour wh 1 sale nee dealer chops of 283 sacks of rice amounting to $1887.75, by false representation, during the month* "f June and July, were thi> morning preferred against Tiew Kah Thon;>. a J6-vear-old Hottlen, In the Third Police
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    Magistrate Criticises Constable's Evidence
    310 6 [nfftpOre, Thursday. THK evkfclK* Of a poti I v crituisoil by the Thifd I'"i:« Ml te to-day ai the cantfaued preliminary in•v into m armed robbtrj charge against two young Cantone n oi the inquiry. Ml H Koh the magistrate, cfttnml ,^d. WOJig Fook and and
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    BOUND OVER FOR STABBING
    98 6 Sim Thursday. CONVICTED In the Third Police Court on two charges ol voluntarily causing hurt to two Indians by a penknife at Albeit Street ■ht of Oct 8, V K. Pillay, a midd Indian, was this mornIng ordered to enter Into a bond to be In
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    People & Plans
    282 6 People Plans A FAREWELL dinner to th« Hob Mr. W. K. IVpy-. C M.G., 6#H« J Adviser, Johore. was given b} unofficial, rx-and-official members of the Xx« l ciitive and State Councils «»f Jnhore at EUAtt Hold last m'jrht. Guests were, H.H. the Regent of Johore, Mr*. Pepys, Hon. Ungku
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    Birthday Party
    119 6 THIRTY children attended the birth day party that Mrs. \V. C'umeck aye m honour of her daughter Jean's fifth birthday, at her home, 11. Holland Hill, on Wednesday. The small guest of honour presided ever the dinner table, which was decorated with miniature Chrbtmas tree and pay with
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    Adventures Of Cabaret Stars
    128 6 Adventures Of Cabaret Stars mimi and Jose the Mexican artists now app Rftffl 3 Hotel, hav< an exciting story to te'.l of their adventures wh [eft Paris for Singapore jUSt outbreak of uar. Here it is as they told it to me yesterday: "We were m Paxis two days aftei
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    BOUND OVER FOR CAUSING HURT WITH PIPE
    75 6 BOUND OVER FOR CAUSING HURT WITH PIPE Singapore. Thursday. Hans Raj Singh was this morning found guilty by Mr. Conrad Oldham, m the Second Police Court, on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt with a pipe to a compatriot, and was ordered to be bound over for a period of
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    Xmas And New Year Parties
    60 6 Xmas And New Year Parties IN spite of the I Eve and New V fiundfty this year. Bp .ncr aj nance entertainments Raffles. Sea View and the Adi nlrrariy bookings are parties for both night* I the hoi plan a midnight surpri Eve guests and a gala nival ball is
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    HEAVY LOTTERY FINES
    86 6 HEAVY LOTTERY FINES CHJNG Chce Few, i woman victed and fined by Oldham m the Second I on a charge of a.^ m lt management of a chap jee ke* tery at 2HO. Kalhuis Koad, ol> p.m. on Nov 9. The first accused was four months' rigorous whi'e the second
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    THEFT OF IRON
    70 6 Sin Choo Boon was this mor $20, m default to undergo rigorous imprisonment, b: I >, nr t d Oidham, m the Second Police wurjl a charKo of theft ol I iron, valued at $3, the prf l L Seong lira Sawmill, at Syed A'* l on
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    Magic Circle Meeting
    24 6 The annual general n Malayan Magic Circle wll? De Circle House, Karikal K« to-night (Friday). An imp tertainment of magic meeting.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Friday, December 8, 1939. DOWN TO EARTH
    282 8 I d iion of peace aims distinct from war aims ften mentioned. are bandied about i ten, economic ■Wii il')t('(l p! ifl 9 id writers, as if the Colowere nebulous territory it loosely m the air, proper direction and »1. It
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    ROOSEVELT ON "THESE TRAGIC DAYS"
    257 8 CABLE WISHES TO THE FINNISH PRESIDENT <\ (.ijki.il ii.mnuini(|iK' claisas that the Sovlei force* haw advanced tvMiil.x Miles BOOth of IVN.imo. In the Kari'lian Isthmn-. it If claimed, the Soviet forces have broken the Finnish iuain defence line along ihe uoksi irater systesn, ngton, Deo.
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    Refugee Ships Lost
    75 8 by the I be delivered In Three spie i. (ow. were shot m Fii Renter. The disappihipa carryln I the extreme north j innouncei I subjected to 8 from land and .sea.- Reuter It is undent* <\ v- been allowed to purch i planes :uul other R
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    Finns Appeal To Russians
    119 8 An appeal to the R s ;an broadcast by the F.. adi night states: "Do n ers. who try to make j bi < Finns want war with Soviet The Finns are I peaceful national want to live m peace with their bours. Your fathers can
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    Moscow Denies Losses
    97 8 Moscow. Dec. 7. Thp headquarters of the Leningrad military area denies the report that 60 Soviet i lanes were destroyed In a Finnish air raid on Murman.sk. Lt is state 3 hat no raids have been earned out by the Finnish or any other ai: force m
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    Arms For Finland
    221 8 In connection with Soviet war correspondents' references to the accuracy of Finnish rifle-fire it is authoritatively learned In London that many rifles have lately been .sent to Finland from Germany. These are partly Czechoslovak r -inch were first sent to a northern and thence by rail to
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    U.S. CONSIDERING JAPAN'S PROPOSALS
    112 8 Tokyo. Dec. 7. A WASHINGTON message says that Japan's "concrete proposals" for the readjustment of relations between Japan and the United States, as communicated from the Ambassador. Mr. J. Grew, are now under consideration at the State Department. In a press interview yesterday Mr. Sumner Welles,
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    BRITAIN'S SECRET WEAPON
    58 8 London, Dec. 7. lyiK. Churchill's reference to the asdic method of fighting U-Boats, m his speech on the war at sea was the first use of the term m public, Renter learns. The naval authorities preserve complete secrecy about the device, which employs a special type hydrophone
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    Manila Hopeful
    118 8 Manila. Dec 7, In its editorial yesterday the Philippines Herald expressed its desire M I better relations between Japan and America. The paper does not think thai should be causes for a clash of interest between Japan and the Uni m the Far East. Drawing attention to the
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    DANISH DENIAL OF NAZI LIE
    33 8 DANISH DENIAL OF NAZI LIE Copenhagen, Dec. 1 It Is stated no foreign planes flew mark yesterday. The German raw had alleged that British planes over Denmark for the raid < Frisian Islands.- Reuter
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    RUTHLESS WARFARE
    118 9 These two graphic pictures i»f the rinklng of the Jftpanese moUxMntt Temkuni Mara" were taken aftet 'he had itnick i Geramaa ml** the last Coast of England. A vessel f 13.000 tons, she was one of the biggest victims of Germany** ruthie mine wmrlwre and carried a crew
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    A YOUNG SURVIVOR OF "SIMON BOLIVAR"
    24 9 A YOUNG SURVIVOR OF "SIMON BOLIVAR (W U-u), »'.i.h sank after striking a German mmc fl „,,n,,i iiijure<i su iv(>rs tn r« Planet News
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    Death Of Miss Jane Harwood
    68 10 Singapore. Thursday THi h of M >d. a 1 ir-old American girl placv yttU :he General following m operation. 'larwood MM born m Pom. on Apiil 5. 1910. and came lift] three yt^XM a^o. Prior to entering the hospital, Misi Hirvood was rmployed for M.
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    Mr. Kennedy In New York
    57 10 Mr. Kennedy In New York M X J Kennedy, the i > lfl -«do, to Lonilo,. \> 10-day by air. told ers that the Brit,. had not the slight, that the Initeu S tat the war. 1(| tntcr Denying rumours that i ing. Mr Kennedy ln| to London after Civ
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    News In Romanised Malay
    290 11 News In Romanised Malay Singapore. Dec ri Sweden orang makin bertambah nda* supaja Kera.uan maao-v K Finland, dan J. OOO orang h *dka P^rgi ka-n*gen Finland n din henriak berperang. atau enAm puloh buah kapa!2 telah tib.i dt-Flnland. dan panriu h,ny;tk lagi akan di-hantar oleh h menerima baharu ml bebcrapa
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    More Ships Lost
    30 11 r Ovetaft, 3.500 In the North Sea on f the crew were drown- 15 were picked up. steamer Huntsman. reported missing and is aye been lost.- Reuter
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    52 11 imer Paralos. 3.934 tdns.j Piraeus with a cargo ;oal. was sunk either by a mine or a torpedo m the Thames Estuary. Three of the crew were killed and 22 rescued. The Norwegian steamer Primula, 1.024 tons, sank after an explosion m the North Sea. Eight of the crew are
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    APPELLANT ALLEGES HE WAS FRAMED
    209 11 ngapore, Thursday. -M innocent," pleaded a second offender, Ton Toa Twa, who unsuccessfully appealed against his conviction and sentence IC appeared m the High Court this morning before Mr. Justice Manning. ppellant, who was unrepresentontenced by a Police Magito three months' rigorous Imtnent and six
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    Weekly Market Reviews
    383 11 Singapore, Thursday. J*HE extension o! the war to Northern Stoop*, with tti napredktable political and ncotmlc rotisimiswris. has had i r« >tram ing laHumee, and although there ha\<> been spells of activity, the market on the wUe SJSJI beta quiet with an easier tendency, state Messrs. Stanton
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    Guilty Plea To Theft Of A Tree
    98 11 Singapore, Thursday. DLEADING guilty to a charge Ol theft 1 ol a tree at the 6U milettont. Thompon Road, belonging to the .Municipality. Tan Ah Eny. a :i3-year-old Teochew woman, was convicted and had .sentence deferred m the Third Police Couit tthis, s
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    American Slapped By Japanese
    125 11 Shanghai, Ore 7 AN* incident ooeuned on the Shan hai watetftonfl this meming, 'I)- a member of ihe Japanoe river police, believed t<» be Formr>san, -iinpcd Mr Ru >«ii. American attached to t fi«- United Statei Pnrdiasing Office, .\in> ira§ ovcraeetof Ihe transhiiuneni to the I
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    Fraudulent Possession Conviction
    98 12 Sin a FINE ils inll>r! j hi n he \\i.s comic-t^d f iron piping, oi c and three pieces >>i Iron valued a* S3. m the Third Polio Th ot by pn>l». rty, th< ally lnt< ls unable I to ho* n ited Found with ili 0
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    FAVOURITES OBLIGE AT IPOH WINTER RACES
    475 13 FAVOURITES OBLIGE AT IPOH WINTER RACES fIUNG GINGER PAYS 545 FOR A PLACE (From Our Own Reporter) [poh, Thin--.!. 1 1 V RITES had an excellent day at [poh to-day fur the first day l* t Turf Club'a winter meeting. Though dividends were I ;ii] side— at were fields— the
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    Dividends At A Glance
    77 13 Dividends At A Glance Race 1: Bay Rose SI I and §7. Rosalie ML Race l\ Phai Pfcai 111 i 111 h:tr Sl7 Rac n«u\ (Miici 118 sx r'o!i»\ Sid Reid Kin» H Race J: VM Burkr S'» fl Faith S7 Betenui si? Race S: Inez S4B Sl4 (in ton
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    Malayan Boxers In Java Promotions
    698 13 Kid Arenas Beats Little Bernal (From Our Own Correspondent) Batavia, Dec. 4. |\ISAPPOINTMENT was m store for well over 3,500 spectators who attended the fight here last nighl between Young Dundee and Luis Blanco, billed as for the welterweight championship of Java. In spite of
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    "MALAYA" CUP RUGBY
    41 13 Admission charges foi the M Cup" rugger match on Saturday .:t Padang between Singapore ■i j •viii b $1 h, the memb <• < cents, and 20 cents. There will bo no special concei for members of the S match
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      52 13 SPORTS DIARY TO-DAY H< H C.I Bahru, I I A nio C C I V M C A CO I TIDE TABLE m DAI High Water: 9 06 A M 7 B S. 19 P. II 1.8 TO MORROW Hiffa Water: M AM 7:? ft 1 OH P M H
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    ALLEGED TO HAVE KILLED WIFE THROUGH JEALOUSY
    330 14 Court Sequel To Estate Fatality om o Own Reporter). Ipoh, Thursday. POl R ol unhappy married Ufe on an estate, broken by constant trrcU and disputes culmtoating finally, with suspicion being attached on the wife* ol "carrying on an affair with another man
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    Landslide Fatality
    78 14 Landslide Fatality (From Our own Reporter) Sttngei I'ataiii, Thursday A:;o-vi;\it-oi.n Sikh named 1.-a •.istainctl ialal mimics m a landslide at Bukii Tikan li:« m w the mtrnrng «>i Sept 25: lie passid iu:\ m the Sungei Patani Hospital on tlu same day. At the inquest to-day the Coroner, Tuan Syed
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    SANK TWO MINUTES AFTER EXPLOSION
    46 14 London. D=« IjMGHT oj the crew are missing and seven resetted fiom a raft by a Danish steamer following the sinking of tta Norwegian steamer Primula, LU24 tons. In the North Sea. The vessel sank two minutes after an explosion.— Reuter
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    'The Island' Opens Tomorrow At The Victoria Theatre
    389 14 Drama Of The Service HOW life m a mall, restricted community reacts on Its member.- U cleverly brought out m The Island" which has Its premiere at the Victoria Theatre to-morrow nlghl m the pressnoe oi HE. The Governor and Lady Thomas.
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    L1. G. Speak
    43 14 A REVIEW of the B victory was attaii was given by Mr I' wireless talk last i diilicult to realise when not only Genna trals anticipated a vi< tral Powers. "I recall an encouragement f may be passing through Reuter
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    Tennis Star Engaged
    41 14 the Britij-.h tennis star, whose tnjjagerient to Mr. Michael Menzies, a young; Scottish business man now training lor an Army commission is announced, states a Keuter mes?age. They are marrying early m the New Year. MISS KAY STAMMERS
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    S'pore Amateur Boxing Tourney
    210 14 jy|K. VV. Mitchell presided at a special meeting of the I Amateur Boxing Club yesterday evening at the Hippy N° rl j Representatives from the 2nd. Batt. the Loyals 1 Regiment, the Manchester Regiment, the Gordon Highlanders, the Johore Stale Police, the Singapor P Po- lice
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    "Hotel For Women At The Cathay
    192 14 Cinema RcijA fAKE thi i Maxwell \s of -Hotel I Cathay. Accordingly, I hay must b< U a light thini' thing n is, too. Miss Mir mil er"Hotel F W i hand m COI although the rol; never quain 'rontribut- worldineu to thi But
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      8 15 II York. Dec. 7. B. S.
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      14 15 B London. Thursday. 23 5 16 23» 2 iold. Fine, per oz.
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      77 15 London, Thursday. 64- 3 S/lu 7d 4 2 Industries 29 10 1i 116 9 27 li I Pacific -8 p- I'! In. Trust 33 l l^ l/10Vi ims 24 4» 2 16 17 3 i 3 10 1 2 Areas 65 Tr. (bearer) 79 4 1 2
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      LONDON RUBBER
      24 15 London. Thursday. Easy lib ll'slib 11 Hi s d January lib II 1 S 'dl Apl Juno ll 7 i> b 11s
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      PRODUCE
      49 15 London. Thursday. tlaj In bulK Sment Not given aita FM3' er S'ment £11.0.3 Sellers (Sarawak) J'ment. 19^ Sellers v Pearl. lity (Singapore) j 33 6 Sellers r FAQ( White B*m«nt 6 Sellers r 'FAQ) Black ot Sment. 4^ 8 Value tor 'Good Mark- Sment. 30!- Dec! Jan. Nominal
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      FOREIGN EXCHANCE
      32 15 I London, Thursday. n Paris 176.00 on Amsterdam 7 52 >n Shanghai 4 3 4 "Hongkong Is. 31!32<1 •Japan is. 2 17 32 ion New York 402.00 to 404.00 Unchanged
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    Medical Chief Retiring
    575 15 Dr. Fitzgerald's Career (Tribune Staff Reporter) J^jAl U A will soon bid pood- bye to its Medical Servian Director and \d\i,tr who. the Tribune reliably understands, j s leaving on retirement this munth. Dr. R. I). Fitzgerald, m view of his impending departure. ha* already relinquished the
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V.
    29 15 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. £.-tabli.shed by Royal Charter A.D. 194 Incorporated m the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital i\-:0.030 000,- .Reserve Fund 10.50 C.00-
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    145 15 1 clay. THE Si ni lared D- tin ket .!<•!» bu up to $1 19 m th< rh. da\ and Mambau mi; from 62 t<> 64 uiu Klan. if tin better with business re] it J9 and Sungei Luas to Ainoim An Kundang tarried ftilJ Mgfcer to
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    26 15 Loncl n.Dtc 7: Mr David Robertson (Conservative' was elected unopjxxsed at Streatham The vacancy was caused by the retirement of the Conservative Sir William Lane-Mitchell. Reuter
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    NEGRI COUNCIL TRIBUTES TO RETIRING RESIDENT
    735 16 Mr. G. L. Ham's 31 Years In Malaya < Fron Out nun Rtfifttr) an, WViiii' sday. TOR th< i many years tl uncil with applaus ing. jpontane i w by both Officials and Unofficial wl their appro P" ul tn kne Hon Ml L
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    Menace Of Armed Raiders
    244 16 London. Dec. 7. IN the House of Commons last night the Opposition Labourite, A. V. Alexander, expressed disappointment thai i> had n< caught up with the menace of the heavily armed raider. H< ex] I pr< ai concern at the situation m which the Rawalpindi foui
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    INTER-VARSITY SOCCER DRAW
    35 16 INTER-VARSITY SOCCER DRAW London. Dec* VHE annual Oxford f. <"* 1 soccer, played to-cUy o» London for the fir>t t.nu< m was draun 8-8, CambrWf c ing m the closing .senmiK At half-time Oxford W Reuter
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    EARLIER SUMMER TIME
    36 16 London, E> ec The Home Secretary Commons' question, said in» fc tf was disposed m favour oi introduction of summer I he thought it unnecessj exact date so far ah< British Official Wireless
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    PARLIAMENT'S PROGRAMME
    33 16 PARLIAMENT'S PROGRAMME cion. Dec 7 k s r ntary mmc In nt m tnmona by v er on Dec 12, th( is, wai In on the iin\.-*r will adjourn until Jan. 16. Reuter
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    54 16 1.0 M.1 I TIIK Air Milllstn <"" lIUI 1 machines of th nl |i carried wit an.»th<-i i v mniiaisanr? fi'sli' Geraumj lasi n«- hl tn [•his HmJit. accordin mail newt afem I I ,nn' viwnitj oi Urn rman anti-un-. r l rl ,pp<* active No bombs w< German -oil
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    BRITAIN'S TRADE EXPANSION
    43 16 BRITAIN'S TRADE EXPANSION DM xpand M pottil I pally witji Hoi] Norway. Bweden I I Turkey, wne I m London. ->: J It Lj eondtoed undesirable J public the pro^i. I phasiM'd that r iu n t meau that th, e^l done I Renter
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    Queen Visits Evacue Children
    51 16 \\-liILE the King tour m Fi to-day on the h< n V 2 i-.iiduii m M lunch with 250 eh Shr sal •>' the s and had piccisoly J. I the children. Afterwards the > I foster-mothers, son tcMtt that they enjo (J h... :.Jj children
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    LONDON DENIES CABLE REPORT
    49 16 LONDON DENIES CABLE REPORT London, Dec I IT is authoritative!} stated here 1 a United Pres have originated m London .:.>U Shanghai on Dv 5 and niieij the Chungking radio the British Government has decidjj avoid depriving Japan < arms and munitions, w»* foundation. No such decision has* taken Reuter
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