Morning Tribune, 19 January 1940
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Morning Tribune
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Title Section10 1940-01-19 1 The Morning Tribune ol 4-No. 297. Fri.. Jan. 19, 1940.110 words
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Article279 1940-01-19 1 Paris, Jan. 18. the American Club luncheon m Paris to-day, the British Ambassador recalled that the issues of the American war of independence, and argued that the issues for which the Allies are at *ar with the Nazis to-day were concerned essentially with theB.O.W. - 279 words
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282 1940-01-19 1 LONDON ROCKED BY THREE TERRIFIC EXPLOSIONS Five Killed LONDON, JAN. 18. SEVERAL TERRIFIC EXPLOSIONS OCCURRED THIS MORNING IN A FACTORY IN THE NORTHERN OUTSKIRTS OF LONDON, AND IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT SEVLRAL PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KILLED AND A NUMBER OF OTHERS INJURED. The force of the explosions was so greatReuter - 282 words
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Article, Illustration130 1940-01-19 1 Stockholm, Jan. 18. THE German steamer AUfOSt Thyssen, 2,342 tons, struck a Swedish mine m the southern part by the Guif of Bothnia. A Swedish worship is proceeding to the scene m order to save the crew, who took to their boats. It isReuter - 130 words
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Article35 1940-01-19 1 London, Jan. 18. Their Majesties to-day inspected a uivision m lhe Aldershot command. During the tour the King covered nearly eight miles and the Queer: about half that distance on foot.— ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article168 1940-01-19 1 Allies Pool More Resources S t London. Jan. 18. MR. LESLIE BURGIN, Minister of 1 Supply, receiving journalist-. on the eve of the return to Paris i of M Dautry, French Minister of < Supply, said:— "We are making a pool not only i of raw materials of both onr168 words
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219 1940-01-19 1 Paris, Jan. 18. BRITISH and French troops ha*© resumed their fall activity of patrols an* reconnaissances on the Wrstrrn Front, despite the Intense cold. The Germans however are still keeping to their dugouts and shelters, and the Allies undisputed possession of No-man's-land. Heavy artillery219 words
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Article120 1940-01-19 1 MORE QUAKES FLOODS IN TURKEY ISTANBUL, JAN. 18. MmWC) VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE IT SHOCKS OCCURRED IN NIGDE In^TPTT IN SOUTHERN ANATOLIA. KiMNG THE NIGHT. ACCORDING TO X MESSAGE FROM ANKARA. f fifty peraoni were reported killed I'ovefi^houses are reported to have 801 l psed but it is not yet possible toReuter - 120 words
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Article29 1940-01-19 1 H London, Jan. 18. I fight lives were lost m a fire at DunKaik county. South Eire, to-day. Flats End business premises were involved.— ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article23 1940-01-19 1 Washington, Jan. 18. Senator Borah is critically ill with cerebral haemorrhage as a result of an accidental fall. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article67 1940-01-19 1 THF a Melbourne, Jan.. 18. d^ i r ?i lan War Cabinet has ap~ Uoos^S e suppl y of various muniis wen Value of £2 ,750,000 to Britain £*****0 ,Sf f a (ldlti °nal expenditure of Purees- f?l»L e ex P ans ion cf local reandReuter - 67 words
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Advertisement50 1940-01-19 1 On Oilier Pages 1 Norwegian Ship Torpedoed 2 Services* Dance At Govt. House 3 Services' Dance At Government House Pictures Hotel Stabbing J Prison For Soldier Women's Page Leader Page Picture Page •Cinemas J J Elliott Acquitted Shipping J* Sport 13 J* European Fined 15 U.S. Navy Vote 1* I50 words
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297 1940-01-19 2 London, Jan. 18. A KKMARKABLKstoiN of how the liclgian and I>ut*H (iovernments came A into of Nazi plans which led them t„ take special defence measures appears m the Daily Telegraph. It is stated that a (ierman officer's haste to rejoin his newly-married wifeReuter - 297 words
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Article129 1940-01-19 2 EXPORT BOOM FOR U.S. New York, Jan. 18. EXPORTS from the United States last month amounted to 1358 millions the largest for nearly a decade, $71 millions more than in November and $92 millions higher than in December, 1938. j Large shipments of aeroplanes, petroleum and metals to the AlliesReuter - 129 words
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80 1940-01-19 2 75 PER CENT. OF GERMANS OPPOSE HITLER New York, Jan. 18. CLVENTY FIVE per cent, of the w Germans are bitterly opposed to Hitler, and 95 per cent. are against war, accoi ding to the wellk:iown journalist Mr. O. G. Villard, who has just returned from a visit to Geimany.Reuter - 80 words
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Article33 1940-01-19 2 INSTALLATION OF DALAI LAMA New Delhi, Jan 18. Mr. B J Gould, political agent m Sikkim, is going vo Lhasa to represent the British Government at the forthcoming of the Dalai Lama. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article79 1940-01-19 2 London, Jan. 18. THE fourteen countries with whoi.i Britain is conducting trade negotiations, referred to by Mr. Ronald Cross in his economic warfare review in the Commons yesterday, are Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Holland. Belgium, Iceland, Spain, Switzerland, Estonia, Lithuania Latvia, Yugoslavia, Italy and Greece. Agreements havo alreadyReuter - 79 words
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152 1940-01-19 2 Nazis Torpedo Two Norwegian Vessels Madrid, Jan. 18. SURVIVORS from the Norwegian vessel Fagershein, which has been torpedoed m the bay of Biscay, have been brought to Vigo by a Greek merchant vessel. The Fagershein was returning from Africa when an explosion broke the ship m two. It is thought152 words
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Article79 1940-01-19 2 CR UISERS KEEP WA TCH w w I San Francisco, Jan. 18. IT IS reported that two Australian cruisers and one Canadian gunboat are lvmfc off San Francisco harbour, spread Canwise a hundred miles out. This has prompted the immigration uuthoriths to change their plan^ to ship the crew ofReuter - 79 words
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Article101 1940-01-19 2 Hostilities Fear In S. Africa Cape Town, Jan. 18. THE belief that "'it is by no means certain that the African Continent would not become a theatre of possibly the most severe fighting the war would produce" was expressed by the Minister of Minc3, Colonel Staliard, addressing a meeting ofReuter - 101 words
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Article118 1940-01-19 2 London, Jan. 18. THE captains of British merchant ves- who were prisoners on board the German battleship Graf Spee at <hc timo of the action J ify River Plate, and who have just returned to England, state that after the battle the German dead were laid118 words
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61 1940-01-19 2 DUTCH AND BELGIANS MAINTAIN WATCH London. Jan. ig I THE GERMAN frontier borderfafl Holland and Belgium is vM roughly frozen, and there is or no anxiety among the popufl tion, according to dispatches fnfl Amsterdam and Brussels. I Nevertheless, across snowdriftB Dutch and Belgians are keepiB watch in conditions whichReuter - 61 words
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Article98 1940-01-19 2 Scandinavian Alliance Urged Stockholm, Jan. 18. I THE former Swedish Foreign Mui.l ister, M.. Sandler, urged military^ co-operation between the Scandina.M vian countries, m the resumed hud-| get debate m Riksdag to-day. Last week's events convinced him thfl the collaboration of the northern crasH tries should not be limited to98 words
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212 1940-01-19 2 BRITAIN MAY BUY MAIZE FROM ARGENTINE London, Jan "J THE abnormally severe winter, to J I tinental Europe is arousing ™m cf damage to wheat in some V^Jm eluding Hungary, North Italy and *m glum. But a hard winter in l&m it is usually thought, not inunw presages a goodReuter - 212 words
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Advertisement74 1940-01-19 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mr. W. G. Skey and Messrs Joe and Julius* Fisher wish to thank all those who so kindly sent expressions of sympathy m their recent sad bereavement. ETE kxam 1 n a tions, EYEGLASSES, EXCLUSIVELY. Specialising. ti 11i.tr Muscle Anomalies 78^-^^jL Crossed Eyes, u^F^^ Intricate Visual Jm*^ Problems. >fS74 words
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64 1940-01-19 3 ALLIES TREBLE ORDERS FOR U. S. PLANES Washington, J*n. 18. .rrORDlNO to reliable reports J Z ripHnff of their present Tirr> tor American warptenes .Cussed yesterday by t Roosevelt, Mr MorS,« -Treasury) and Army ami Nav> nflTicials. Britain and France are said t0 B l l t 1 1 notifiedReuter - 64 words
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Article82 1940-01-19 3 Bucharest. Jan. 18. E Czeiii.iiui-Lwow-Cracow Railway, by which the Germans hoped to jort large quantities of Rumanian duce following its reopening m tember. has again ceased to funcTi* (Germans accuse the Russians of kin- difficulties for the transit of ins across Soviet-occupied Poland. He (he Russians82 words
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861 1940-01-19 3 Lorraine Streeter - Lorraine Streeter Annual Event Proves Very Enjoyable (By gVERY YEAR since 1935, when they first came to Singapore, HE. the Governor and Lady Thomas have given a Services dance for men of H.M. Forces stationed here. Last night Government House was ablaze with861 words
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Article317 1940-01-19 3 Foviets Retreat On Salla Front TIDNINGEN, JAN. 18. REUTER'S SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT WITH THE NORTHERN FINNISH FORCES SAYS ITIS RELIABLY REPORTED FROM THE SALLA FRONT THAT THE RUSSIAN FORCES WHICH HAVE BEEN \RYING TO DRIVE WESTWARD ACROSS FINLAND'S •WAIS T" ARE IN GENERAL RETREAT. IT IS BELIEVED THEY HAVE WITHDRAWN SEVERALReuter - 317 words
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Article48 1940-01-19 3 London, Jan. 18. THE outstanding feature of the StocK Exchange this morning was tho sharp appreciation of British funds f lowing Sir John Simon's announcemeir regarding the conversion loan offer. War loan showed an improvement of iy 2 points at 97 ReuterReuter - 48 words
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331 1940-01-19 3 Patriotic Sentiment Cheap Loans London, Jan. 18. THE large conversion operation an* n««lM*4 yesterday, Although it ha* nothing to do with new loans to finance the war, is regarded by the press as a useful test of the conditions under which those new loans must be launched. There is generalB.O.W. - 331 words
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Advertisement68 1940-01-19 3 <— i—^ I^ilvikrln treatment restores the I hair-formine tissues to normal I functions. Write for free booklet I —"The Natural Way of Hair Culture." i i e v if t j r The new fixative and wave-setting cream Keeps the Hair Tidy. Gives it a Brilliant Sheen. Nourishes the Hair68 words
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Article, Illustration136 1940-01-19 4 r 700 ATTEND SERVICES DANCE AT GOVT. HOUSE s THE annual dance given by His l Excellency the Governor and f Lady Thomas to men of H.M. I Forces in Singapore was held last night at Government House when there was a record number136 words
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Article929 1940-01-19 5 MAJOR DESCRIBES HOTEL AFFRAY Singapore, Thursday. I 4 VIVID description cf a stabbing affray which took place at the Goodwoed Park Hotel on the morning c f Nov. 8 while guests I were at breakfast, was given by two European witnesses at the I929 words
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Article83 1940-01-19 5 REDUCTION OF HAWKERS TO STOP kl a meeting of Municipal Committee No. 2 held, on Jan. 5, It was agreed that m view of the present condition* no action be taken m 1940 for the reduction annually by ten per cent, of all kinds of hawkers, etc. It was also83 words
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Article61 1940-01-19 5 Singapore, Thursday. Sentence was deferred in tne case in which Wong Tit, an employee of the New Asia Hotel, pleaded guilty before Mr. II. Watson in the Third Police Court to a charge of criminal breach of titlll a. 1 servant in re.vpect of $147.50 betweni June61 words
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Article24 1940-01-19 5 Rome, Jan. 18 —The report of a second Palermo (Sicily) earthquake, and cf the collapse of the Monreale Cathedral, is denied in Rome ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Advertisement170 1940-01-19 5 I "MILK" -raid Mother- \J/^\s&*£/ "Don't talk to me about YmW^mlimmMM >l fit mi^ <# Ye tr a CsO l known brands, but there's 'K^L j.^ i l.. l>S y always that little something. I J^^ \mW^/ !f i onn doesn,t complain '^^^^^o^l B§// about the coffee, the kiddies %^^^^S^170 words
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548 1940-01-19 6 BiHg»P**i Thursday. SENTENCE of t.n da rifOltMa imprisonment was passed to-day on Private William Tomney, of the Argyll and Sutherland iiixhlaiid.rs. Wise was convict".! hy Mr. H. Watson m the Third Court on a charge of voluntarily cauainK grievous hurt l Sautfa African seaman,548 words
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Article, Illustration758 1940-01-19 6 VERA ARDMORE - People Places VERA ARDMORE i By IT-COI D Stuart. 0.8.E.. was the -..st of lunour at a dinner party riven by Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Goho on Tu'.sdav night at their home at Katons Guests included Mr. Lavcock, Mr. and Mrs G" L Howe. Mr. and M». c H758 words
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Article205 1940-01-19 6 Bangkok Rice Prices Soar IN a Gazette Extraordinary published last night, new prices for rice are announced. Prices m Bangkok have advanced steeply as a result largely of heavy foreign buying, and m order to maintain adequate supplies to this market, it has born necessary to raise the maxim* un205 words
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Advertisement73 1940-01-19 6 M^^B Picked and preserved as l^^^mlh MF^ soon as they are ripe and J^^^^^, Crosse Blackwell's Gooseberries remain as fresh and juicy as on the r&^*^r& ay tnat tnev are E atnere( and will make the most B^wSSlj invit ng tarn an d pieSi r can be eaten with custard,73 words
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Article, Illustration1174 1940-01-19 7 Interesting results of moderr psychological research are discussed below. |N our last two articles we have been concerned with early lays at school and with the developient of the child who has just left lis kindergarten years behind him. Now let us consider that mental1,174 words
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Advertisement48 1940-01-19 7 m\\\ mmm X /*W V m\ mr/4/ I V 1 NWHSd^HB \^^Wm\^m\mm\ The New Zealand Butter that never fails to i please. Nourishing, appetising, delicious and i full of vital vitamins. r *^mw^ PHONE 5376 FIVE LJNEB 1 c G 139A Advt. o/ Singaptre Cold Storage Co., Ltd.48 words
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352 1940-01-19 8 MORNING TRIBUNE THEY SHOULD LOOK AHEAD Friday, January It, 1940. QPECIAL emphasis was laid on the Importance of carrying: on the technical education scheme for planter! by Mr. B. M. Allen, who presided at the meeting of the tocorporatad Society of Planters m the Federal Capital a few days ago.352 words
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Article59 1940-01-19 8 H.L. Hopkin's London Feature YLTE regret that owing to the non-arrival of the air 1 I mail, it is not possible to pub- J lish the usual article from J 1 London by H. L. Hopkin. S J This feature is, therefore. j temporarily suspended, but publication will be resumed59 words
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Article80 1940-01-19 8 Paris, Jan. 18. ACCORDING to a .Bucharest telegram the Rumanian Government has decided to establish a National Petroleum Commissariat for the control and coordination of the whole oil industry. The commissariat will direct oil production and refining and regulate oil sales and exports "according toReuter - 80 words
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543 1940-01-19 8 KEEN DEBATES IN I LORDS COMMONS London, Jan. 18. IN Ml lhe Ur* and Commons debates on economic warfare several 1 speakers ar C ued Ikt need for appointment of a M.mster .n the War Cale? SS responsibility to co-ordinate warUme economic Wlk UHBritish Wireless - 543 words
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Article158 1940-01-19 8 London, Jan. 18. I BRITISH overseas trade returns m- H dicate that both imports and H exports during December not only H returned to but overtook peace-time H levels. H In December imports totalled I £86,582.000, against £83,989,000 m Novem. I ber and £74,132,000158 words
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101 1940-01-19 8 London. Jan. 13. H AN extension of the navigational cer- I tificate system recently introduced I enables ships in certain circumstances I to pass without detention for examina- 1 tion. H The new system, called "ships' navl- 1 national certificates," covers cases where IReuter - 101 words
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Article69 1940-01-19 8 London, Jan. 13. AS a result of efforts to find Parlia- I mentary seats for the r.ew Ministers, I Sir Andrew Duncan (Trade) and Si* I John Reith (Information) it is expect- I ed that Sir Alan Andersen will resign in tiue City of London constituencyReuter - 69 words
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Article50 1940-01-19 8 11 Mr. C. C. Ellis, fourth mate of Ihf I United States steamer City of FlJnt« I has become engaged to a Norwegian m girl he met while the ship was al I Bergen. Mr. Ellis helped m the rescu- ing of survivors from the torpedoed I British liner Athenia.50 words
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Advertisement28 1940-01-19 8 To-day's White Label Announcement It's hard to live within one's salary, but it's harder to live without it. Th* fre*te»t hardship is to ba without MWAE'S W.P.S. -A28 words
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Article, Illustration107 1940-01-19 9 Children Romp at Government House rriHRTY-five children from the Children's Aid A Society Home at Tomlinson Road romped on the lawns at Government House on Tuesday when H.E. the Governor and Lady Thomas gave their annual party for them. The fun began at 4.30 p.m. with a party feast m107 words
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Advertisement358 1940-01-19 10 PAVILION 6.15 9.15 TO-.Mn.I.T JANLS <,oi BtAl ANDI.'H HIM BUSY l)OCi(ilN(i BULLETS! r smmru^ a it n packed joy spree: JANE WITHERS I^^*W IN THK 20TH CENTI TRY.FOX PICTURE &p t*SSm\ iHmSm; W\ mk mm^ m TF mmM jK fc Mm g^ m r |^(|ritiiL\ir J| Mill IN WHELAN RICHARD358 words
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Advertisement218 1940-01-19 10 We defy You to See This Picture Without Being Thrilled TO-DAY 3-15, %1 niiiu.r? 6-i5 9-i5 ALHAMJIin HUM II III" ——I^ DESTINED TO SMASH EVERY RECORD CREATED BY "THE I IHM. Rftlll'jH LION HAESFNTS CZcrrdLcrrv -JBl Tf% qhe RETURN of J£^ the froc firk with An him FO«» P^.^., HcVttLdf218 words
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1697 1940-01-19 11 ACQUITTAL FOR ELLIOTT "No Intent To Rob Vaults" Says Judge (sank Sketches Were For Book, Says Accused Singapore, Thursday. ITH the remark that "I cannot see any intent by the accused to rob the vaults, and I cannot see any other intent to uphold the L* Mr. J. L- McFall,1,697 words
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Advertisement207 1940-01-19 11 (empire talkie 7 p.m. TO-NIGHT 9.15 p.m "BROTHER RAT" SUN TALKIE 7-39 P.M. TO-NIGHT 9-30 P.M. -vault DAUGHTERS" with The Lane Sisters, John Garfield. CLAUDE RAINS and Jeffrey Lynn. NEW-WORLD Phone 6172 (PARK) 2477 (CABARET) Pioneer Amusement Park m Malaya l//\ll V/I-i IALiAVsL. (Air. Conditioned) Sun Talkies:-Four Daughters with (The^arg^Ca^ret207 words
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Article54 1940-01-19 12 I Singapore. Thursday.— F 18. Moutiie and Co., Ltd t ling claimed trial before Mr V Oldham m the Traffic Court charge of duving *itLuui for the saietv of others at o C ha* Koad on the morning cf Nov j; The case was; postponed to j"54 words
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Advertisement290 1940-01-19 12 --r~£- r^=- -mmm- rmmr*rmMT^MT* m r mm WMmT l 1 Y~ I f 1 I u y-^ BY P&OandBRITISH INDIA.LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Tli,» I*. A O. V Ne i om|ian> will law a |»ji*M'iig(» slisimn sailing %f*fwartls next month, P. 0. STEAM NAY. CO. Collyer Quay ■^———■—11 BRITISH INDIA290 words
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Advertisement321 1940-01-19 12 WU.M,IH'|JirT| LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIPS I CABINS WITH PRIVATE BATH EXCELLENT CI'ISIM 4 PASSENGER SAILINGS to MARSEILLES and LONDON I immmmmm^mmmmmm—ammmmmmm—mmmmT*m*—mmmmmmmmmmammm During February/March 1940. B For further particulars please apply to: m THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Incorporated hi Denmark), SINGAPORE PENANG KUALA LUMPVR B No admittance on board except by321 words
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841 1940-01-19 13 Keen Rivalry On The Padang S.K.C 2 S.C.C 0 l GAME which was played m a spirit of keen rivalry, yesterday > hockey match between the Padang clubs, the S.R.C. and the S.C.C., resulted m a win for the Recs. by two goals841 words
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292 1940-01-19 13 FULL HOUSE EXPECTED OR TONIGHT'S BOXING I (By "Pete") I JUDGING from the demand for seats, to-night's boxing at the Happy World Covered Stadium is going- to be another record. inose who have not purchased ieir tickets yet, had better do so [j avoid the rush. m^ w m fl292 words
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Advertisement23 1940-01-19 13 t SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PLUS SERVICE HEAD OFFICE-NO. I6D CECIL STREEI, k^^-S* PHONB NO. *9t«.23 words
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Advertisement140 1940-01-19 13 CAESAR M. HOUGHTON jM Mm m HAPPY WORLD (Covered) JHPv STADIUM Fl P TO-NIGHT -.^1 I km\ v*F^\ m£- \x •I I>l Alll w mi pp m\ .mm. f?s^ SEBASTIAN VS. MOHD. FAHMY 12 (3) Rtunds RUSH MILLING vs. JOE DIAMOND 10 (3) Rounds NAI BOON MAH vs. D. DHARMARAJ140 words
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Article48 1940-01-19 14 Th, en to represent the against the Sin Traction Company Sj*>r Club aoecei eleven on Monday, at Karrtr Park Groi, >-15 P.M Pc: Ah Bah, Weny Kai. Kal Teck. Ah Lek, John. Kal.Beng, Ah Lam; Sum Wiri'i, Swee Hock lC«pi.>, Kean Tet a;.d Ah Yuik48 words
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Article112 1940-01-19 14 T..- iiowing an vie tidea tor the South XV v The R»-.st XV $*JtD* U) be played at s < C on Sai'trdi SOUTIJ i li; Ri d):- Mabin; Christy, Peirce, Aiexandra '.sub for Soott», .yard; Ewart, Simpson (Capt.); Robert*. McLe.inan, M.,xey, Ramsay Rae, Sutton. Vinycombe, Hopkin, Smith112 words
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Article57 1940-01-19 14 Tlie following have accepted to play for S.C.C vs A.P.C. on Friday, Jan. 19 at S C C:—Major F. E. Robertscr; FOfTr D J G. Jackson, FLt. S. M. Maclldowi"; B. H Lee, fc. N. Elliot, J. FletcherC oke; G. w S. Waites, D. Brennan. Lt. H. Huleatt, F L.57 words
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328 1940-01-19 14 Another Walk-Over In Seven-A-Side Rugby Singapore, Thursday. THK mcommi m the S.CC seven-a-side rugrby tournament J occurred to-day when the R.A.F. Kalian* "A" secured a walkover the X A Changl "A," who failed to turn up on the padang. Other tiei played resulted m a win for the S.C.C. M328 words
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Article287 1940-01-19 14 CINGAPORE will fl O(k i 20th Century-Fox picture 11(h gan a season at the Catha* day. -^writ has all the qualities that n make good entertainment r s fact, the cream of the hie! ,V n tainment value since motion .,k r started, for it287 words
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Article143 1940-01-19 14 JANE WITHERS is growing up .Slip's even got a boy friend. In "Boy Friend." which opened at the Favi'ion last night she shows that she can manage romantic situations with f he ability of a trained actress. There is a great deal of fun and143 words
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Article58 1940-01-19 14 Twelve cards were taken out tot 1 Lady Captain's Prize at the Keppel Gfl Club 18 hole stroke competition wim-li resulted as follows:— Mrs. W. J. Holohan 93-22 Miss M. Brown 96—24 fl JANUARY SPOON The replay for the January Spoon suited in a win for Mrs.58 words
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Article63 1940-01-19 14 The following are ties in the S C.C Billiards' competition (250 up'" Monday, (Jan. 22): C. Lawson I v. G. G. Wilson (+50; Tuesday:— E. H. Coleman P. M. Whitehead (Scr.); Wednesday:— M. F. Cutler I I W. McBeath (+20); a Thursd a y:_c. Fitton 10) V. M.63 words
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Article21 1940-01-19 15 London. Thursday. v nTir-ial Price) f2371-2 Buyers ca>n (Offleiau mw £237 3 4 SelleK f,,,„,i .Offlria. Pr-ce- ;4 Buyer,21 words
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Article26 1940-01-19 15 London, Thursday. .j. Trtnp Steadier Market Tone u%- n***** fn Forward) Feb. *****6 b 1115 16s (2^r ard' 1113 16b HISH6S '35d,nr Vard> 117..26 words
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Article69 1940-01-19 15 I London, Thursday. E paim 0:1 (Malay) m bulk Hiue-ept. Sment Not given copra .Straits F.M.S.) ■reptember Sment. Not Quoted Sago Flour (Sarawak) Jan Feb. S'ment. 20 Sellers I Tapioca. Seed Pearl, Il^t Quality 'Singapore) ■January S'ment. 31/- Sellers Pepper <FAQ) White ■Muntok Dec Jan. S'ment. 4% JanFeo. S'ment69 words
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Article48 1940-01-19 15 London, Thursday. TT London on Paris 176.50* 176.75** ■I TTI melon on Amsterdam 7.53* 7.58** X T TLondon on Shanghai 5 T T London on Hongkong ls. 2 31,32 d. T T London on Japan ls. 2 11]32d. T.T London on New York 4.02»/2to 4.03V 248 words
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Article85 1940-01-19 15 London. Thursday. Distillers 67 Dunlop Rubber 29'Oeneral Electric 75/1 V 2 Imperial Chemical In. 30/3 Imperial Tobacco 116 3 Anglo Dutch 24 4'^ Canadian Pacific 7 London Tin 4/3 Rubber Pi fa. Trust 33/6 Southern Kintas 15 /3 Asiatics 3/0 West Wit. Areas A9 I H'kon K85 words
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Article13 1940-01-19 15 I soot London, Thursday. as B GOLD, Fine per oz. g.^.O13 words
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Article27 1940-01-19 15 RIBBtR New Y<>rk, Jan. 17. Tone 1I„._. Quiet Spot Buyers Sellers JJwnirard \nril i„n_ 19 191/ < UN lBs/ a j^ Market Ton* Spot ne Quiet27 words
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Article46 1940-01-19 15 Control Office f, an 23. 194n transferred as from 3" Floor. '.^.FuUerton Building, In an evenly contested friendly game of soccer played at the R.I. ground on Wednesday, tiie Hindu Association second ele.cn beat the Raffles Institution by t.vo goals to one.46 words
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126 1940-01-19 15 AUSTRALIAN TO BROADCAST FROM B. M. B. C. AN Australian view of the war n wdl faie presented from the 8.M.8.C. at 730 this evening (Friday) m the series The War From Various Viewpoints." The speaker will be Pilot Officer H C. Stumm, who five months ago was a barrister126 words
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Article56 1940-01-19 15 Members of the English Section of the Singapore Buddhist Association will celebrate their First Anniversary at the English Section Hull, No. 731, Geylang Road, on Sunday, Jan. 21. The annual general meeting will be lidd at 11 a.m. after which a group photograph will be taken. Members and56 words
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256 1940-01-19 15 Interpreter Acquitted On Cheating Charge Singapore, Thursday. PHIEF clerk and interpreter of the Kandang Kerbau Police Station, Tan Yong Fook was to-day acquitted by Mr. H. Watson m the Third Police Court on a charge of cheating. Accused, who was represented by Mr. V. J. Menoiei; claimed trial to the256 words
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Article460 1940-01-19 15 Singapore, Thursday. pLEADJNc; guilty to five traffic charges, Alfred John Friend, a middle-aged European employed m the Admiralty, was to.day lined a total sum of $85 by Mr. Conrad Oldham m the Traffic District Court. Friend was charged with (1) drivinj a car negligently c.t Orchard460 words
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Article161 1940-01-19 15 Singapore, Thursday. THERE was again very little doing m the markets to-day but prices were steady, especially m the Industrial section. The price of local Hin was again unchanged at $124 m spite of a further cecline m the price of the metal m Lon don. while161 words
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541 1940-01-19 16 London, Jan. 18. fOMMENTING on the revelations of Mr. Ronald Cross m the Commons ItK night, the Times says that although helped by the 1914-18 experiments, it is no mean achievement for a brand new Ministry, which had to improvise a farB.O.W. - 541 words
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Article106 1940-01-19 16 j THE following announcement is made by the Singapore Naval authorities: "The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have directed that, m view of the growth m importance of the Singapore Base, the title of Senior Naval Officer is m future to be Rear-Admiral. Malaya, when106 words
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Article58 1940-01-19 16 BUS-TRAIN CRASH: 12 KILLED Berlin, Jan. 10. ACCORDING to tile German news 51 agency, 12 were killed and 20 injured m a railway jmash yesterday near Cittuu, Saxony. The accident occurred at a levelcrosoinR during a snowstorm. A bus illed with peo])Ie wa.s smashed to pieces. The ralway engine overturnedReuter - 58 words
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Article36 1940-01-19 16 HOSTILE TO CHRISTIANITY London, Jan. 18. The systems of thought and life ir the German State to-day and its ambiguous associate the U.S.S.R. are systems intrinsically hostile to the Christian doctrine, said the Archbishop ol ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article25 1940-01-19 16 London, Jan. 18. It is officially stated in Southampton that Sir Charles Barrie is prepared to put his .seat for Southampton Ea.st at the ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article132 1940-01-19 16 London, Jan. 18. A RUMANIAN "Maginot Line," actually known as "Carol's Dyke," designed to make the country safe from invasion from East or West, is m an advanced state of completion, according to an authoritative Rumanian source m London. 1 'The line consists of a formidable netI132 words
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Article99 1940-01-19 16 THE EMPIRE AIR PLAN S^,,^ London, Jan. 18. OiME idea of the tremendous size «md scope of the Empire Air Training scheme can be obtained from figures given in London yesterday by the Canadian Minister Over 30,000 airmen and 3,000 officers Will be trained, in addition to 5,000 civi ;iansReuter - 99 words
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Article179 1940-01-19 16 U.S. NAVY VOTE CUT PROPOSED Washington Jan i. I A CUT of $500 millions in thTuS I States $1,300 million Fleet --"M sioii programme was proper l Carl Viiison, chairman at to day sion of the House of Rcpresentat!M Naval Committee. ls *ntainM This would reduce the total tonn.B fromReuter - 179 words
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86 1940-01-19 16 10,000 swedes TO FIGHT FOR FINLAND Stockholm, Jan. 13. I IT IS reported that Swedish voiontfa^H m Finland —believed to num'oel 10,000 —who have been undergoia^M training to fit them for conditions M semi-Arctic warfare, are ready to er.ufl the fighting line as a complete unit. I Leaders of thReuter - 86 words
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Article209 1940-01-19 16 AMERICA AND RELATIONS WITH JAPAN Washington, Jan. 1<- K CENATOR Pittman stated to-iwM that the Senate Foreign Relations H Committee would take up the question of Japanese-American re- 1 lations at the first meeting on J^n. I Mr. Cordell Hull will probably b« I asked to report on the progressReuter - 209 words
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