Morning Tribune, 15 January 1940
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Morning Tribune
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Title Section10 1940-01-15 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE V0I 4_Htt 293. Mon., Jan. 15, 1940.10 words
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Article793 1940-01-15 1 lolland And Belgium Take Precautions II THL HAGUE, JAN. 14. is OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED THAT "IN CONNECTION [WIT SOME LESS FAVOURABLE SYMPTOMS IN THE ST FRNATIONAL SITUATION, THE GOVERNMENT HAS IDEI' IN ORDER TO BE PtvLPARED FOR ALL EVENIULUIKS, NOT TO GRANT AN I PERIODICALReuter - 793 words
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Article49 1940-01-15 1 London, Jan. 14. THE German Radio announced this 1 morning that Germany's exports of motorcars have ceased on account of the war. This is believed to be the first time that the Radio has admitted "hat the Allied .sea pcwer is having any effect trade.49 words
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Article68 1940-01-15 1 Washington, Jan. 14. I I A NEW type of anti-aircraft i j shell, developed m the United States, has been made i available to France, according i to aeronautical officials here. The shell is fired m the i usual manner, but releases a i parachuteReuter - 68 words
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Article48 1940-01-15 1 Budapest, Jan. 14. TTALO-HUNGARIAN co-operation is based not only on the identity cf interest but identity of opinions and aims, declare. Pester Lloyd. The article emphasises the peaceful nature of Hungary's revisionist claims, but adds that they are "not jujt empty words but slark reality. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article229 1940-01-15 1 ADMIRAL YONAI TO FORM NEW CABINET Tokyo, Jan. 14. T'HE Abe Cabinet resigned en bloc this morning, only four months and fifteen days after its advent. Following an emergency Cabinet meeting which was held at 9.15 a.m., the Premier. Gen. Nobuyuki Abe, proceeded to the229 words
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1008 1940-01-15 1 WHILE PEACE TALKS ARE IN THE AIR 400 Soviet Planes Make Mass Raids On Finland HELSINKI, JAN 14. POUR HUNDRED RUSSIAN PLANEvS PARTICIPATED IN HEAVY" J7AIDS IN FINLAND, ESPECIALLY IN TH-J SOUTH WEST AND THE FIGHTING ZONE IN TH;: KARELIAN ISTHMUS Ports, rc.il junctions were again bombed. The i>oor resultsReuter - 1,008 words
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Advertisement51 1940-01-15 1 On Other Pages Thrilling Rescue At Sea 2 t*.v|>t Arrests Nazis 3 l) eath Of Mrs G. Skev 4 Strike 5 abaret Brawl Women's Page 7 Leader Page 8 Picture Pag,< g &2J* 10 v Jwack On Trawler 12 rt_ rt 13, 14 &15 unullor On Sacrifices 15 Late Newi51 words
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342 1940-01-15 2 London, Jan. 14. A Tmrnm for three mWU m the North Sea. b >' litv.aeket ay *m (*n*m flyim? otlwr was rescued to-day. His machine had been brought down by British fighters, the pilot of one of which had seen him342 words
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154 1940-01-15 2 Dutch Admiral Pays Tribute To Graf Spee Victors London. Jan. 14. NEWS ha s reached Uagjosi of a spontaneous tribute paid to the personal heroism displayed by the British seamen who to«ik part m the Kiver Plate battle, by Admiral Perwcrda, m a speech made when handing over the NetherlandsB.O.W. - 154 words
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Article107 1940-01-15 2 New Def enc Taxes For Norway 0s <<>. Jan M rpHK total expenditure for thejfl 1940-41 is estimated 826,000,000 krcner. 0 f M 150.000,000 will be for extraortJiJH military measures to --afeouani^B neutrality of Norway, aci in^^ the budget presented to ih,. st^jß by M. Oscar, Minister < f Finance!107 words
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338 1940-01-15 2 •mm** London, Jan. 14. I,IKl ,lK newspapers enthusiastically record the R.A,F. flight over Austria and Bohemia, and reports from the pilots received later claim great attention. The flight occupied about nine hours, and m spite cf the low tern- later reports338 words
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Article90 1940-01-15 3 N. RHODESIA'S WAR EFFORT H Lusaka, Jan. 14. _L inn:\ KHODESIA is to send to, training m I^st Africa V r pilots- d a stheme J? V i nhinteers for service over--I*^: to be proposed, stated ■^..m-rimr at the opening of the ft'Sver^-Sid that alUiough M nn.aint Northern Rhodesia had90 words
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Article130 1940-01-15 3 HEAVY FIGHTING IN CHINA I Chungking. Jan. 14. JEVERE bombardment of Snihsien J and (hienkiang, towns m central Hupeh Province, by Chinese irtillery units is claimed m dispatches received here. Heavy righting is reported to be going m the vicinity. In the region of pnhi?, strategic Kwangsi province v commandingReuter - 130 words
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Article110 1940-01-15 3 TurkishBulgarian Agreement Sofia, Jan. 14. JOMPLETE agreement between the views of Bulgaria and Turning the maintenance of «cc m the Balkans and the safejarding of Bulgarian neutrality is ex?ssed m a communique issued fol.'ow- a meeting between the Bulgarian leM! id the Secretary-Gen-tne Turkish Foreign Office, who Is l vn110 words
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Article68 1940-01-15 3 A «omic delegation has accepted Hon to ulrf? a ese Government's invitaMtrch n apan at the beginning of with the i« of industrial centres Wirn T.!'>; Umate view of improving !t is unnV neSe tradepr °cecriinfr V ood thaL conversations are nrr f nt L dtr 6 theReuter - 68 words
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121 1940-01-15 3 REPRISAL MEASURE CAIRO, JAN. 14. piFTY-ONE GERMANS HAVE BEEN ARRESTED AND IMPRISONED IN EGYPT WITHIN THE LAST 48 HOURS, IT IS UNDERSTOOD, AS A REPRISAL AGAINST THE TREATMENT SUFFERED BY A NUMBER OF EGYPTIANS RESIDING IN GERMANY. Many documents, seized during bhe raids onReuter - 121 words
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Article136 1940-01-15 3 CEREAL SHORTAGE IN NORTH CHINA Peiping, Jan. 14. THE growing shortage of cereals i-. creating a serious situation m North China. This is partly due to floods m the summer and partly to the shortage of railway freight -cars, but the shortage has been greatly worsened by arbitrary price-fixing andReuter - 136 words
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73 1940-01-15 3 ECKFORD'S FATE IN AMBASSADOR'S HANDS Shanghai, Jan 14. |X)ILLOWING a recommendation for T mercy by the jury, the judicial report of tlv case In which Pte. Eckford was v.ntcneer' to death for the mgrder -.f a lance corporal of his regiment, with the Jury's recommendation has b-"en forwarded to theReuter - 73 words
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Article34 1940-01-15 3 Paris Jan. 14.— The French communique states there was increased artillery activity at various points between Blies and the Rhine. The air force had been I active on both sides. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article449 1940-01-15 3 London, Jan. 14. THE Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking at Glasgow yesterday, said that no people m the world were more devoted to peace than were the British, who had no desire to attack others, and themselves Sought no territory. They had not the least wish toB.O.W. - 449 words
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Article319 1940-01-15 3 ATTLEE ON LABOUR'S PEACE AIMS London, Jan. 14. IIR. CLEMENT ATTLEE, leader W of the Opposition m a speech f yesterday afternoon, said that Nazism had no gospel except the worship of force, exalted brutality, cruelty and intolerance, corrupted and enslaved many of the German people, and sought to hring319 words
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Advertisement28 1940-01-15 3 Overseas I Assurance I CORPORATION, LIMITED, I China Building, Chulia Street, I riIONE 5808. SINGAPORE. 1 FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR I VEHICLES, WORKMEN'S I COMPENSATION I PERSONAL ACCIDENT* 128 words
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Article, Illustration1242 1940-01-15 4 A Bollywood Episode a v wm Singapore, Sunday. 1 ».*>y of Mrs. *m* i m2!S^Z have been aittar .i the well-known Hsher brothers, Joe ana ju m, hi Singapore for a long number of years connected w.th the c.nemu Mason and fc mma oa1,242 words
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Article124 1940-01-15 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Saturday. A CASE which commenced m Septemb n and which had taken up the Sera ban Magistrate's time on no less tna six previous days, attracting conside able attention especially amongst J Ceylon Tamils, came to a concM* this morning124 words
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Article51 1940-01-15 4 AMSTERDAM, Jan. 13.— A *J2 world record for the hundred M hi eaststroke was established b> Alie Style (Holland) who se* up c s excellent time of 1 min -J\.. ni] Miss Dora Hesselaars <H 0,,al he was the former holder coV erin cs^ distance m 1 mm. 156 stReuter - 51 words
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Advertisement60 1940-01-15 4 Silvikrin treatment restores the hair-forming tissues to normal functions. Write for free booklet— "The Natural Way of Hair Culture." PURE SILVIKRIN The concentrated Natural Hair Food is a very good Remedy for Severe Dandruff, Heavy Loss of Hair, Thinning Hair, Bald Patches and Threatening Baldness. From all Chemists, High-class Stores60 words
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Advertisement62 1940-01-15 4 1 POLAROID See how this new scien- ,mmmm*m* tiflc light control stops ifcp^yjl' reflected glare and pro. fl^SSjiJ?* tects your eyes as no 11 Wi,^& other sun glass can pro- >r^ tect them. Perfect eye X* comfort for tennis, driving or any out door sport. Price $6.00. Beware of imitations.62 words
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254 1940-01-15 5 S.H.B. CHAIRMAN TO MAKE STATEMENT ON STRIKE TO-DAY IRE ]ias no easing of the situation m the strike of the I tisans 0 f the Singapore Harbour Board, who number about a id and there is no indication that the men will return to work Em was the statement made254 words
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Article69 1940-01-15 5 1,000 PINE WORKERS STRTKE (From Our Own Reporter) Johore Bahru, Sunday. WER 1.000 workers m two pineapple factories m Johore— the Malayan Pineapple Factory and he Lee Pineapple Factory situated it the 7th and Bth milestones Joiore Bahru-Ayer Itam Road— have >one on strike. They are demanding an increase n69 words
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257 1940-01-15 5 TOF. ceremonial opening of the first 1 Assizes of the year will take place on Monday at 10.30 ajn. when the Chief Justice, S.S., Sir P. A. McElwaine, accompanied by three Malayan judges will attend a service at St. Andrew's Cathedral after which a Police257 words
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Article69 1940-01-15 5 RAIL WAY STATION MYSTERY A MALE Chinese was discovered at about 7 p.m. yesterday m the ix-aiiway Station premises m an unconscious condition. He i s believed to have been knocked down by a trrin. The man sustained two lacerated rounds on the front of the head, a fracture of69 words
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Article60 1940-01-15 5 $200 Fine On D. R. S. P. Charge Singapore, Saturday. PONVICTED on a charge of dishonestly retaining stolen property, E. A. Abdul Majid, the son of the proprietor of a general goods *tore m Middle Roao] was sentenced to-day to a fine of $200 or m default lo undergo two60 words
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Article32 1940-01-15 5 V»hile crossing Havelock Road at about 3 p.m. yesterday, a 60-year-old Chinese woman wa<s knocked down by i policeman on mctor-cycle rounds. The woman died of her injuries.32 words
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Article91 1940-01-15 5 Singapore, Saturday. AT the conclusion of the inquiry into the death of Private Robert Dempsey of the Argyle and Sutherlands, Mr. W. G. Porter, the Coroner said that Dempsey \s death was due to asphyxia from failure of the respiratory centre as a result of alcoholic poisoning.91 words
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Article96 1940-01-15 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. f|NE of the best known cricketers m the country, Mr. H. B. Noon was married this afternoon at St. John's Church to Miss Barbara Carr, Municipal nursing sister from Penang. The bride was given away by Dr. 3rodie of96 words
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Article128 1940-01-15 5 I FE R.K.O. Radio film "Everything! On Ice." which is the new feature now showing at the Alhambra. brings another child star, who is an expert on ice skates. She is Irene Dare, who may be regarded as a young edition of the more famous skating128 words
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Article67 1940-01-15 5 r^YING around her father's aerated water stall m Aloert Street yesterday a three-year-old Chinese girl was injuied when an aerated water bottle fell to the ground and exploded. The bottle lell from a case which was being carried into the shop by a coolie. The67 words
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Advertisement23 1940-01-15 5 The case m which a Eurasian, Norman Albert Jansen, is charged with being m possession of counterfeit coins is also on the Imt,23 words
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Advertisement46 1940-01-15 5 •NEW HUDSONTHE WORLD'S BEST BICYCLE J Entirely on their own merits NEW HUDSON Bicycles have earned a truly "world wide" reputation for ENDURING QUALITY BEAUTIFUL DESIGN SUPERB FINISH CRAFTSMANSHIP anC RELIABILITY while VALUE for MONEY Is. of course, a NEW HUDfcON tradition. m B W.PJB. ISM46 words
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961 1940-01-15 6 Court Hears Evidence Of Cabaret Brawl I Singapore, Saturday. V(R H W\TSON. the Third Police Magistrate, sat all afternoon to- day until past five t» record the evidence of some South African firemen m a ca.se m which one of their shipmate, was slabbed near m chest by a l.amc<:orp„ral961 words
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Article171 1940-01-15 6 Paris, Jan. 13. rpHE striking achievements of the Allies at sea during the first four months of the war were outlined by M. Campinchi. Minister of Marine, m a statement to the Press. He said that the Allies had assured freedom for Allied commerce, broughtReuter - 171 words
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Article187 1940-01-15 6 London. Jan. 13. TN spite of the war, Britain is m- creasing her experts of radio B receiving sets. In 1938-39 some B 80,000 sets were sent overseas, no B fewer than 50,000 going to Empire B markets. B The biggest British manufacturer re- B ports that187 words
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Article66 1940-01-15 6 Madrid, Jan. 14 t B SPANISH-FRENCH tradje agreenu m Was signed yesterday at the JPw® m Ministry. France will buy from Spa iron, lead, zinc, Mercury-ores m p;, rites while Spain will buy whea* Wk lomobiles. chemical products and manufactured goods from the N<Reuter - 66 words
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Advertisement574 1940-01-15 6 niiiiiiiiiiiii i llll|( Ml i People Places j. RAIN changed the Leon Britton s Friday night cocktail party from an al fresco affair m the garden to an indoor "meet" but it had no effect on the good spirits of the hostess. Mrs. Britton is too good a hostess to574 words
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Advertisement297 1940-01-15 6 Dates for "I Killed The Count a as» s I 1 Feb 17, 22. 23 and 24. We II m Hi n iter And I llainriii«4 1 19 DINNER and dancing was the pro- I gramme planned by ash-blonde H Mrs Noel Cook when she entertained I with her husband297 words
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Article, Illustration716 1940-01-15 7 Colour Schemes For Small Homes FOR Ol'R WOMEN READERS ALTHOUGH it is impossible to lay oW n a set of rules governing reat ion of colour schemes, there ar e certain facts which the amateur interior decorator will do well to observe. By doing so. she may often be able716 words
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Advertisement74 1940-01-15 7 %kid neYS I i" ow l M <v J:'':%Wjwr ''''?Mm\s££' jjp^uv tftf economical treat full of concentrated goodness. Kidneys on toast have long been a favourite of the breakfast table. Not only do they make a very palatable, light, early morning meal— but one possessing an abundance of nutritive elements.74 words
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355 1940-01-15 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Monday, January 15, 1940. SUPREME IN THE AIR OTRaKING revelation of the British superiority m the air was made the other day when it was announced thai the much-vaunted German Air PoffSS, m the course of its raids and rscsftsmissances over the Britisli Isles, had lost nearly 20355 words
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Article, Illustration514 1940-01-15 8 H. L. Hopkin jf 5 t j Food Rationing Inj f j Earnest In February: Sugar, Meat And Butter All: [Restricted But As A: j Precautionary Measure [Only: Britain Taking |S(o: Chances: Empire Sugar- Government Foresight: 1 London, Dec. 29. nATION'iXG of food is coming i earnest. Up to514 words
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Article150 1940-01-15 8 Paris, Jan. 14. H A CCORDING to well-informed French sources, there is now close Hj collaboration between the German and Soviet military authori- If ties m Polish Ukraine. This collaboration is being closely watched W here. The recent ballon d'essai originating from Germany m regard to possible mediationReuter - 150 words
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Article17 1940-01-15 8 PARIS, Jan. 13 A communique issued to-day states that there is nothing of importance to report.— ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article255 1940-01-15 8 "Though foresight by the Governs m| and ready co-operation by produc eri^fcl secured the purchase of the Emp^HlJ sugar crop this year at a i-.-asonafoMf price, the large amount of sugar trus^B made available, evon when added to the I exceptionally large production of su r -ar|~ at home,255 words
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55 1940-01-15 8 JAPANESE WILL RESPECT U.S. RIGHTS Peiping, Jan. 14. THE North China command has issued m 1 a statement reading: The Japanese Army m North China has no intention to engage m any activities leading to an an an tl- American movement or n American ideas m any respect."— R eu55 words
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Article41 1940-01-15 8 Stockholm, Jan. 14. Bit The Nazi authorities have ra^' ed W the embargo imposed on the trans- BY port, through Germany, of Italian arms to Finland, a consignment ol aj which was held uo by the Germans aj last week. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Advertisement23 1940-01-15 8 ''To-day's White Label Announcement Marriage freI quently starts f with a peal and 1 ends with appeal. MWAI'S has an irresistible appeal. W.P.S.-N23 words
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Article, Illustration189 1940-01-15 9 A relief party com'ng up a trench as British troops in France undergo training for the front line. Planet News -n. via^ed Pipe Binds and Drums of five Scottish re*inf, Scl* 1 performance at a South of England en nf fi i Scottish CinadianPlanet News - 189 words
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Advertisement194 1940-01-15 10 IMVILIOX SS j^ LAST NICHT fl a> w^ 'm^. i a I i jffijffi ''gS> VIRGINIA WEIDLER. LAN m 4nf^&fe* HUNTER, CiUY KIBBEE, M |P X GAUMONT NEWSREEL u^mmmwmmmm*mmmmmmmmmmmmmm***, w PLENTY OP LAUGHS 1^ P*4 wo ?ssf R fc STARTS TUESDAY RIOTING CHARGE AGAINST STRIKERS Singapore, Saturday. BEFORE Mr. J.194 words
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Advertisement72 1940-01-15 10 JUllßOttgCi OPENING TO-NIGHT 2 Shows 6-15 9-15 M fcaW (asa^M k. jflfar»nn. KSW aF"*Ji J IJ I tmm W. dS I WALTER WANGER presents Dtr.ct.d »y I JOHN FORD with CLAIRE TREVOR JOHN WAYNE Andy Devine John Carradine Thomas Mitchell «Louise Plotl George Bancroft Donald Meek Berton Churchill Tim Holt72 words
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Advertisement310 1940-01-15 10 r POSITIVKIV LAST NIGHT I """"""""""B 6.15 9.15 I CAPITOL Don) Mhs I,; I mm^ tmmf^ I^*^' B v^ Thrills! Action! A I VI wmm^mWmmw^ W^m\ I SEE a haudtul of BRITISHERS Save a Colonial Outaost I J from a murderous Onslaught H m\ m m\ i&il a^ 1 mmt-310 words
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Article111 1940-01-15 11 Singapore, Saturday. iT k ;n pARTr Us< v Bugis, Velio 1 v mil Mohamed Kas^im bin lb "hmantlW a Bengali, Tan Ah 1 ::.kkien, Ahmad bin Sodok Mila- and Tan Soon Chye (33) a ««nesiea before Mr. ConraJ .second police court this Zin charge that they on M>111 words
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Advertisement309 1940-01-15 11 The Grand Sun-Kissed Hawa iian Holiday fO-MORROW AT the CAPITOL HULA-HULA IN SWING TIME I fi v**^^^ ■Bssawaawaaaa bF" 1 bbbbb tJ bbejl bT 2S Jat bm**' jT^bl HT "f^BP^" '^v^k 'S*» a^aaaaaav^or jRrBBBBBI F m WBBk-'WBBBW W flflt^^Bl B. B-AKr £W'#B JB B Bl r^iH I B& a Bt309 words
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Advertisement216 1940-01-15 11 r Pos.t.vely Last Night AIUAM R tt A I 3.15 6.15 9.15 ALHAWDKA J I World) Greatest Young Skater m a grand Ice Carnival Show. j; ™^H Rbbb 1 HBBa^k. fl B^ tv-7 iBBrj'WS &K*3h^_ j*;s fWW^jmk K^*£t~Jm+ :^^Q& *^M ?a Picture l Directed by Erie C. Kenton. Produced by216 words
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115 1940-01-15 12 Fruitless Savage Attack On British Trawler London, Jan v H ANOTHER attack by a German pi^H on a British trawler was reptrwH when the vessel, "Erick Stroud teaSM ed a port m Scotland to-day. The .-kin-l per said the plane dropped about a| bombs, none of which hit the boat!Reuter - 115 words
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Article102 1940-01-15 12 London, Jan. 13. THE United States mine disaster at Berkeley, West Virginia, has caused the death of 92 men. Sixty-seven of the men were trapped when' a terriric explosion blocked tho tunnel of the mine two days ago. Since then hundreds of rescuers have beenReuter - 102 words
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Advertisement300 1940-01-15 12 'IH'r» aw Ij J I A JhJMbLbVJB^ Jbl m\j*-jLm\m\ i i 1 -^^^■r- w* 1 i fl^BD BBBk^ BaßWh. "*MBBk^ w^aw V S^BflwUn-^Ss W S>bbbS 5 v BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA.UNES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) The P. A O. iV Company will have a passenger steamer sailing Westwards next month. P.300 words
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Advertisement303 1940-01-15 12 t l jl. m«. ♦fl fl aII Ail "«b1 I i t i* i_\ j 888 LJe CPU K-l fc-a-MF^-* l^^ i *=< r* i »<r Bl 1 1 I Ifl B a1 BB r^^jg^^^^^^^^AL fl I LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIPS I CA^NS Wi™ WCIVATE BATH BOOWI CUSINE. 4 PASSENGER SAIUNGS303 words
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Article598 1940-01-15 13 ARM Y BRING BACK THE MALAYA CUP PENANC'S GREAT FIGHT IN FINAL (Frflm Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, SATURDAY. TO-DAY'S MALAYA CUP FINAL WAS AS THRILLING AS ANY CUP FINAL PLAYED ON THE PADANG. THE ARMY WON BY lb POINTS TO FIVE, BUT PENANG PUT UP A GALLANT FIGHT. IT598 words
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Article290 1940-01-15 13 HANDICAPS FOR SATURDAY'S RACES (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. THK following are the handicaps for the first day of the Ipoh race meeting on Jan. 20: lorses Class 2, Div. 1, 5*2 furs, straight Meadowman 9.0 Scarlet Tiger 8 10 Burraneer 8.7 Beano 8.7 Double Esso 8.7 Celestial 8.7290 words
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Article, Illustration35 1940-01-15 13 Captain Simpson, skipper of the 1 victorious Army fifteen, receiving: 'j the lIM S Malaya Rugby Cup i from Mrs. L. V. Bond, wife of Major General L. V. Bond, G.0.C., < Malaya.35 words
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Advertisement23 1940-01-15 13 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PLUS SERVICE HEAD OFFICE-NO. I6D CECIL STRECT, SINGAPORE 8* raON N0 I23 words
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Miscellaneous180 1940-01-15 13 TIDE TABLE fl TO-DAY High Water: 2 04 A.M. 8.9 ft I; Jfc 1.49 P.M. 9.1 ft. 't TO-MORROW I .f High Water: 2.35 A.M. 8.9 ft. f tij 2 29 P M. 8 4 ft. j[-jh BUKIT TIMAH GOLF H Singapore, Sunda3 r 3pfl The nixed foursomes played at180 words
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Article172 1940-01-15 14 Singapore, Saturday Ff tii. st al asrlaj of p*- sUj l Corn tloni was conducted by tin S R A at BY.C. Headquarters Rang* Bearh Roa- rday. Fifty-two entries wen- isasivs Prize- winners were: Individual Events Match 1. 10 yards. Bgt Reed R-A.F 36. Gnr Beohm S-V.C.172 words
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Article287 1940-01-15 14 ANNUAL R UGGER AT S.C.C. Singapore, Sunday. TUX Colours* on by IS points (two Mil and a try) to three points (om try) m the annual V.ce-Versa match on the Padantf yesterday Play was a gruelling max-up [to th first session, the threes on either side entering freely In the287 words
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406 1940-01-15 14 SELANGOR BEATEN B\\ LAST-MINUTE GOAL I Singapore, Sunday. i Selangor 0 Singapore l A SPLENDID goal scored two minutes before the end by Mi ss B. A Oehlers gave Singapore a fully-deserved victory over Selangor m a thrilling inter-Slate hockey match on the G.S.C.406 words
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Advertisement101 1940-01-15 14 PUBLIC NOTICE LINGUI TIN, UMITED. i Incorporated m the Straits Settlemen DIVIDEND NO. 33. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that First Interim Dividend at the r ait per cent has been declared on at of the year ending 31st August, i pe will be paid to Shareholders on gister on 19th101 words
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Article249 1940-01-15 15 HOME SOCCER RUGGER London, Jan. 13. !ESULTS of football and rugby I matches played to-day were:— SOUTH A 4 Millwall 1. n i. Tottenham 5. 0 1. Norwich C. 1 [3, Crystal Palace 1. d 3, West Ham l. SOUTH B |.id 4. Aldershot 3 uthampion I. outh l. Chelsea*.Reuter - 249 words
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Article45 1940-01-15 15 ■»Mp., ri .L v be i >la ved ■S«n* Wy pl P n,l »«)i I-un- tatrell Xii Dunn ((Sea»| a»X"- wSJ TS?' Dr ,ones BT ni ">8) Worm- lan,tor) R s Scott (Sin'^vft**' s£ ngapore) E *»rt ,paM«fc r) J. »impson (Armvliu^al"R& c:'e M^™««45 words
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562 1940-01-15 15 Nation Must Know The Truth About Sacrifices Sir John Simon On "A Fatal View" London, Jan. 13. l^&ai MAKING the second of a series of War Cabinet speeches Sir John Simon, JH Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking at Glasgow appealed to the nation to take drastic medicine to save itself562 words
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Article283 1940-01-15 15 "Dog" Beats S.C.C.At Hockey (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. PLATING oil slippery conditions on the Padang this evening, the Selangor Club defeated the Singapore Cricket Cmw at heekey by the only goal scored m the game. Although the Singapore team had individual talent m abundance, cornWnation was poor.283 words
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Article122 1940-01-15 15 London, Jan. 14. 4H IS the money market, the recent plentiful supplies of credit avail- *^H able for lending are now less notice- flrj able owing to the growing demand f 4H for taxation purpcses. j *^H Borrowers are, however, still able to R9 satisfy their needs122 words
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Advertisement12 1940-01-15 15 UNIMPEACHABLE SECURITY South British Insurance Co., Ltd. TeL 5926 2 Finlayson Green.12 words
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Advertisement120 1940-01-15 15 NEDERLANDSCHE jfl HANDEL- MAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. |*J Established by Royal Charter AD. 1824 V$ Incorporated fn the Netherlands. 1 (Netherlands Trading Satiety) BANKERS 't/ amstekd; m V Paid Up Capital f. 40.030 000,- j Reserve Fund 10,500,00,- <%| j London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK 4 LIMITED. ><? Head Office: ij120 words
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Article329 1940-01-15 16 Amsterdam, Jan. 14. UOLLAND is once more experiencing hours of tension comparable with those of last November. This morning, Jonkheer Degeer the Prime Minister, summoned the cabinet for a special meeting to discasl the international situation During the meeting, the eommuniqu announcing the cancellation of Army leave 9m§Reuter - 329 words
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Article55 1940-01-15 16 London, Jan 14 LATEST figures of casualties m th, 1 earthquake m Turkey pot the number of dead at 39.000. and injured a 20.000. while 50.000 homes have been de Two y million head of cattle peri-shed m Tokat district alone, and at least ai many55 words
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Article59 1940-01-15 16 New York, Jan. 14. THE proposed transfer of eight United States line vessels to the Nor-w.-gian register has fallen through pite the tact that the Maritime CommLJoion has given its approval. The failure uf the negotiation* IS atUibuted m shipping ciicles to German i iiReuter - 59 words
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Article38 1940-01-15 16 Moscow, Jan. 14. Trade talks have been going on between Russia and Japan. They lasted for Wz hours yesterday, and it If understood that the Japanese delegates are now waiting for further instructions from Tokyo.38 words
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Article126 1940-01-15 16 FRIENDLY SOCCER AT FARRER PARK Singapore, Saturday. IN a friendly gam e of soccer played this afternoon at Farrer Park, the Double Eagle defeated the Municipal services Club by the odd goal m five Play was fairly even; both teams hart several prominent Chinese players. During the first part of126 words
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Article, Illustration43 1940-01-15 16 „r th* »ide >opul.irity of the deceased, a Vast Catherine ""nSl'd the funeral of" Mrs- <■«»'" sk <> the Bid d <> m L—!** .rnrnmUt «cry nationality and walk m life. Pictures her? show scenes at the funeral. (Report on paje 4>.43 words
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141 1940-01-15 16 Paris, Jan. 14. THE French have brought down another German plane on the Western Front, according to this morning's communique. Previously a ParL? report hud dMCrib- ed a fight m winch four French pl«J| were attacked by 12 Messersclim.i. shot down three. n141 words
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