Morning Tribune, 20 January 1940
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109 1940-01-20 1 Ottawa, Jan. 19. jHE Ontario Legislature today passed by 44 votes to 10 a motion condemning the Canadian Government's prosecution of the war. me motion was proposed by Premier pburn. who announced he would re■n if the motion was defeated. IV motion was an endorsementReuter - 109 words
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89 1940-01-20 1 More Gunfire Explosions At Xazi Bases London, Jan. 19. ANOTHER mysterious outbreak of F air activity and gunfire over German seaplane bases of Sylt and Heligoland Bight is reported to-day from Danish sources. Sewral news agencie s have received ports telling of heavy anti-aircraft e and explosions, which were thought89 words
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Article19 1940-01-20 1 Washington, Jan 19 l.m n r ,jrah is tiH to a deep rj^^M^ apparently no hope.— ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article, Illustration477 1940-01-20 1 FINNISH "MOSQUITO BITES" HARASS REDS Helsinki, Jan. 19. 'JIIE Russian forces which are attempting to cut Finland's 1 waistline' are still retreating, and bitter fighting is in progress lor possession of the little village of Maerkijaervi, which lies on the only main477 words
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Article97 1940-01-20 1 V New York, Jan. 19. "FINLAND'S fate is important enough Io this country to i warrant it taking some risks on the Finns' behalf/' writes the > Herald Tribune, discussing the i proposed United States loan for Finland. > The successful Finnish resis. tancc, it declares,Reuter - 97 words
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252 1940-01-20 1 Cape Town, Jan. 19. fl KING the new session of Parliament to-day, the Governor General Sir Patrick Duncan said that Parliament would be asked to give tory validity to the Union's declaration of war, and the Government's consequential measures. ther al f bc asked252 words
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Article83 1940-01-20 1 DENMARK WILL DEFEND HERSELF Copenhagen, Jan. 19. IF necessary, Denmark, must use means at her disposal to protect and ensure respect for her peace and independence, says a resolution drafted by representatives of all parties in the Folketing, with the exception of the Communists and National Socialists. The resolution, tabledReuter - 83 words
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Article48 1940-01-20 1 Th*- Hague, Jan. 19. It is officially announced that fo leign planes flew over north eastern Holland yesterday at a great heigh and were fired on by Dutch anti aircraft batteries. There was _*>me indication that the planes were British, and the Dutch ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article95 1940-01-20 1 London, Jan. 19. r -DAY'S communiqu e says there was nothing to report. Last night's communique stated that "in the Vosges, one of our outposts repulsed an attack made by an enemy detachment. We took a few prisoner." A military correspondent, describing this attack, <ays that95 words
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Article98 1940-01-20 1 LONDON EXPLOSION INQUIR Y London, Jan. 19. §ENIOR Scotland Yard officials, engaged in investigating the circumstances of the great explosion yesterday at the Royal gun* powder factory at Waltham Abbey, Essex, which in addition to causing damage to property over a wide area resulted in five taen being killed and98 words
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Advertisement51 1940-01-20 1 On Oilier I'tiges Pearl River Opening 2 Shanghai Shooting 3 Mr. Leong Sin Nam's Death 4 Australia's Part In The War 5 People Plans tt •Let's Talk It Over" Leader Page Picture Page ft Cinemas Awize Case Fuels Memorial 1f ..11 Recital Sport 13 Boxing 1* Finance li Late Neus51 words
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Article275 1940-01-20 2 Pearl R iver To Be Opened Soon Canton Currency Problems Worsen Tokyo, Jau. '9. AN intimation that Ihe Pearl River will aLso he opened to third power hipping as well as the YangUe was tu-day given by the Japanese uaval spokesman in a Press interview. Stating that the Japanese authoritiesReuter - 275 words
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Article262 1940-01-20 2 London, Jan. 19. j a leading article headed "Tension Relaxes," The Times writes: "Wintry **eatncr. with poo; visibility and snowed up roads, has probably settled for Lie moment at aiiy rate the question of wiiether the Nazi High command is or is not about to launchB.O.W. - 262 words
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Article106 1940-01-20 2 London, Jan. 19. SPEAKING at the inauguration of the flrst area committee set up to bring representatives of employers and workers together, to advise the Ministry of Supply, the Admiralty and Air Ministry on local matters connected with war production, Mr. Leslie Burgin mentioned thatB.O.W. - 106 words
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Article172 1940-01-20 2 MORE ECONOMY MEASURES IN GERMANY London, Jan. 19. LACK of raw materials in Germany and restrictions on production for civilian purposes have led to a number of economy devices which go far beyond the recovery of scrap and waste materials, says the weekly journal Economist, in its usual objective accountBritish Official Wireless - 172 words
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130 1940-01-20 2 German Radio A ttacks Dutch Press London, Jan. 19. THE German Radio this morning sharply attacked the Dutch press for its comments on the torpedoing of the Arendskerk. i i The announcer refuted the allegation that the German U-boat commander acted with brutality, and said that the Putch press ought130 words
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189 1940-01-20 2 London, Jan. 19. TIIK Imperial air training scheme will undoubtedly prove the outstanding feature of the war, declared Sir Kingsley Wood in a speech to tho Oversea League. It is beinp carried out virtua\y beyond tho reach of enemy air attack, said the AirReuter - 189 words
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Article272 1940-01-20 2 London, Jan 19 AN inadequate study of Britain's published unemployment ret u J which are much more exhaustive than those of any other leaduj. power, have aroused comment in some countries which is less favouj able than the true facts warrant. The Daily Telegraph points outB.O.W. - 272 words
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Article135 1940-01-20 2 U. S. COTTON UNITED KINGDOM Washington. Jan. 19 SHIPMENTS of cotton from the United States to Britain under the cottonrubber exchange agreement will be suspended during February, March ar.J April, by agreement 'between the two countries. Referring to a Ministry of Supp'y announcement, Mr. Wallace. Secretary of Agriculture, said thatReuter - 135 words
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Article53 1940-01-20 2 (From Our Own Corresponded Bangkok, Friday. The belief that King Ananda W finish his education in England wb» confirmed by the Premier yesterda} the course of an interview, when he nounced that on completion of the King schooling in Switzerland, he would studin England53 words
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Article35 1940-01-20 2 London, Jan It is authoritatively stated that Bn^ steel output last year exceeded d considerable margin the previous record of nearly 13,000,000 tons in Actual figures are not made P«b wartime B.O.W.B.O.W. - 35 words
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Article62 1940-01-20 3 MEXICAN OIL TRADE HALVED Mexico City. Jan. V9. nciano Fernandez. Federa. appointed an enier 011 behalf of foreign as been taken following all the companies con- ,„e the legality of nbc a, ■■connsration. LZ* could not therciore l to re -osent them in s what Government .-^['that the Mexican oilReuter - 62 words
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Article99 1940-01-20 3 46 Feared Dead When Ship Sinks London, Jan. 19. FOIKITKN British officers and engineers are among the crew of about 46 of the oil tanker Inverdargle. 9.45G tons, all of whom are feared to have lost their lives when the fusel off the south-west coast on Jan. 16. The familiesReuter - 99 words
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Article187 1940-01-20 3 Singapore. Friday. I W McKern of the R.A.F. Base was to-day fined two dollars by Wr. Conrad Oldham in the Traffic when he pleaded guilty to a Marge of driving a car without a icence al Yeo Chu Kang Road on fee, 22 last. M* iH187 words
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Article26 1940-01-20 3 Brussels, Jan. 19 I that the Belgian Armv ■tended during the week-end mm^ mm^ m m be resumed shortly. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article109 1940-01-20 3 Week-end Radio Speeches THIS will be a notable weekend for radio listeners in Malaya, for «-hey will be able to hear both lx»rd Halifax and Mr. Winston Churchill two of the outstanding figures in the Kritish War Cabinet. A speech by Lord Halifax, the Foreign Secretary, will be broadcast by109 words
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Article237 1940-01-20 3 Singapore, Friday. MR. Tay Gan Boh obtained his discharge from bankruptcy when he appeared before Sir Percy McElwaine this morning. Mr. G. Po ass;s»tant official Assignee, said that the bankrupt had P*»d up 77 per cent, on his admitted claims. He had been paying S8 a month237 words
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Article256 1940-01-20 3 False Trade Mark On Tooth Paste A FURTHER case of the u^e of a false trade description came up for hearing before Mr. L. C. Goh in the Fifth Magistrate's Court, yesterday Lam Yong Hin, of Chop Wing Joo, 40. Eu Tong Seng Street, Singapore, was summoned under the Merchandise256 words
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Article209 1940-01-20 3 London, Jan. 19. THK Soviet Government still recognises the Government of Chiang Kai Shek but recent professions of friendship towards China which have appeared in the Soviet Press have made more mention of the Chinese people than of Chiang Kai Shek's Government, says TheReuter - 209 words
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Article101 1940-01-20 3 Wife Of President Of Chinese Chamber Peipinjr. Jan. 19. AS a result, it is believed, of the present acute food situation here, the wife oi the President of the Chinese (ham her of Commerce was shot dead by gunmen on Wednesday, when leaving her home toReuter - 101 words
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Article102 1940-01-20 3 vßeuter's {Special Comment) London, Jan. 19. A GERMAN news bulletin published in A Tokyo boasted that German anerai had recently -annihiiat^l" two Danish steamers, the Feddy and the Ivan Kondfnp. in the North Sea. This is a typical instance, not only oi German attempts to bully g«U^Reuter - 102 words
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Article114 1940-01-20 3 Singapore, Friday. T IWS doe- not seem b5 1 a blameworthy J^ o*^ said the Chief Justice, Sir P^ rrry McKiwaine. when he granu ci elderly European, Mr. G OJB Hac kett bin discharge in the Bann--1()m ju^nt of $250 stant Xt his icrdshiP that the,U*u114 words
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Article, Illustration180 1940-01-20 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. WE regret to record the death, which occurred at his residence at Port Dickson to-day, of Mr. Leong Sin Nam, J.P. He had been ailing for some time and recently returned from a health cruise around Java180 words
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Article28 1940-01-20 4 "If you want man to I:ve a normal Bff outside prflton he should not be Biidfe lo llv an abnormal life inside the lirlsor Willi.*- Governor of ParkInirr28 words
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Article179 1940-01-20 4 Singapore, Friday. DEMARKING that though this court had dealt lightly with such offenders, but that due to their prevalence, a more serious view would be taken in future, Mr. L. C. Goh, Fifth Magistrate, today fined Private Hugh Hamilton, of the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders,179 words
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Article, Illustration237 1940-01-20 4 Singapore, Friday. k SIMPLE pretty wedding took place this afternoon at Kee Sun East Coast Resort, Siglap, when Miss Waileen Wong, the well-known Malayan lady badminton champion, was married to Mr. Robert P. n Kan before a large gathering. Miss Wong is the youngest daughter of237 words
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Article130 1940-01-20 4 MANY members of the Indian community were present at the wharf to wish Sir Alexander and Lady Small bon voyage when they left Singapore yesterday. Mr. R. Jumabhoy garlanded Sir Alexander with a silver garland o/: behalf of the Indian community. MissNoor (niece of Mr. A.130 words
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360 1940-01-20 4 Singapore, Friday. "JF anything, the recent strike of the servants of the General Hospital has made one fact evident Singaporeans are as publicspirited as ever before, and can be depended on to rally round when the necessity arises," said Dr. R. B. MacGregor, Director of360 words
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Article137 1940-01-20 4 Singapore. Friday.— Lim Whatt Sens I an elderly Chinese and a former em- I •ploye_ of the Singapore Coid Storage, was convicted tc-day and fined $10, in I default to undergo 10 days' rigorous H Imprisonment on a charge of theft _s I a servant137 words
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Advertisement233 1940-01-20 4 TRADE BARGAINS FOR SALE BARGAINS Read this page of Spejial Trade Bargains appearing in the Horning Tribune every Saturday. You vii. :^nd what y.u are looking for and SAM MONEY. OPTICAL Whatever your optical requirements NAN-SIN has exactly what you van: plus efficiency and economy. Ring lp €363 for a233 words
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Advertisement52 1940-01-20 4 Silvikrin treatment restores the j hair-forming tissues to normal functions. Write for free booklet -"The Natural Way of Hair Culture SILVIKRIN BRILLIANTInF For Hair-dressing and Wavesetting. Also protects the Scalp free from Dandruff and Loss of Hair. From all Chemists, High-class Stores and Hair- dressers. Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS 117-12552 words
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2311 1940-01-20 5 rroducer Of Vital Goods (Singapore, Saturday. rfjiF >art which Australia is playing in the Empire war effort was described by Pilot Officer H. C. Stumm, R.A.F., in the course of kroadcaat from the 8.M.8.C. last night. Pilot Officer Stumm a privilege to have an2,311 words
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Article154 1940-01-20 5 OFFICIAL WARNING TO STRIKERS rE Government's reply to the female operators at the Opium Packing Plant. Pasir Panjang, who have been on strike since Jan. 5, was read and explained at the Packing Plant by an officer of the Chinese Protectorate on Thursday afternoon. At the same time a reply154 words
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Advertisement16 1940-01-20 5 SANDEMAN'S a PORTS JB SHERRIES [^Il^^^Si^ discerning p alatc gSS^jja well-matured I^AIInFMA^J xn wo W-P-3. IA16 words
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Article, Illustration790 1940-01-20 6 VERA ARDMORE - People Places VERA ARDMORE By FASHION SPOTLIGHT MEMBtK* of the MC S took time off to say farewell to the popui-i retirinx Colonial Secietag «nd Uidy Small when they left with their daughter for Australia ><ste»day. |fc Alexander and Lady HmMl I ,ived the many friend- who MM io see790 words
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Advertisement57 1940-01-20 6 Iff For wearing witn 6 ree n t,he olive mm flllll ;nd mc ;s greens tne mid-night and _CI \l m navy greens the new slftte blues. t% If- Is a warm burnished copper tone and m for the complete Colour Harmony, let our expert advise you. LAI A Y57 words
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Article1393 1940-01-20 7 New Weekly Feature i Editor'* _\€»tc k i tWRING the past fexo r.cnthi we have been receiving so ma»y queries on all sorts of subjects that we have decided to inaugurate j special iveekly correspondence page under the editorship oj Helen, our I home expert. i1,393 words
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Article10 1940-01-20 7 n must be enclosed with ever? pondence query.10 words
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Advertisement172 1940-01-20 7 w '^^lheh__B___^_____________ Cfe"**_s '___9Rr__l ___i H__P_<________- 'w^*> -I BSL-: '^*4S_^B&_r mwf^ m jmi w ™)j_U__J_| __Py^?__. —-''^^rli^iH ■I iy. -y v-^B _< _b_4->*> ___tt___i __i __L >& iM^ iS_#t_l mW W'-"'' v_E ■ft» %?*wx& W H^_ni I r____B w w W\ ■L -J ___tJ_i ?L_i SSI MMyiV^S S^SI S__ -4v_^172 words
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330 1940-01-20 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, January 20, 1940. "ANTI" FOR "ANTTS" SAKE A i\F real anti-lottery feeling in this country there is very little. It tiii be divided into two classes. The first includes those whose principle, and convictions render it impossible for them to look upon gambling in any shape or330 words
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Article720 1940-01-20 8 H.LHopkin On j -j Views Of Unityj Mitford's Father Five j Generations Of Racing:} Windfall For Announcer: Evacuation Of Children, j London, Jan. 3. IN giving the story of Miss Unity Mitford, the ardent supporter of the Nazis, who has come home from Germany still suffering from the720 words
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295 1940-01-20 8 Singapore, Friday. A DARING daylight robbery in one of the busiest streets in Singapore was alleged to-day in the Criminal District Court, where Tiang Tian Ho and Tan Ah Kow, two young Chinese, appeared before Mr. J. L. McFall on a charge of robbery. Both accused295 words
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Article53 1940-01-20 8 BRITAIN'S REPLY DISAPPOINTS U.S. Washington, Jan. rE State Department is reported to be disappointed with Britain's reply to the United States protest again^ the opening of American mails. B* said to regard the reply as a rejection of the protest and is reported to w taking the line that BritainReuter - 53 words
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Advertisement18 1940-01-20 8 1: hewar's J i "white I J_ 1 -a, U_ _-> I Nl ldD C 1 jJTWHISKY WJPB. Dl18 words
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Advertisement39 1940-01-20 8 g S*^s 7 i* flt lti i 12_— —^_j R^ _——j- *j^^^3-nw*''' j JjP r^ j*^____j- __75_ ~.j > Sr ___<__^ J __P JtfJ—^"*Sl-^— _k*_ H^ OfcW I ____-MjMf_| _ff_fi^_i-i I __-|t* P^B P^^^B -B-i 1 ~**-j-____________-__i __BP— _____E ____t_ I39 words
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Article, Illustration162 1940-01-20 9 These pictures show the surroundin g views of the new Johore Government Offices, which are rapidly taking shape. Bukit Timah can be clearly seen in the distance in the above picture. llh J hore Supreme Court, framed by girders, whilst in the dista sme162 words
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Advertisement244 1940-01-20 10 **I____L -f_i 4 TO-DAY 3.15 6.15 9.15 K_fej_ i hi ex ii* ■__ffi_ iK-_________________l ARI N VVHELAN RICHARD [H_l____[ mmmr OPENING TO-MORROW "THE JONES FAMILY IN HOLLYWOOD" THEIR MERRIEST YET ___________________________«__i«— tmwmm r A DITAI I 3 SHOWS TO DAY RKO l^bfi Thrilling _________________tQO_K_X____|_W_^^ ID Wf* mimmm\WmWmV mm _M____? Odds244 words
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Advertisement240 1940-01-20 10 We defy You to See This Picture Without Being Thrilled M m\ __H mmm ma mmommmammmmm *^Waa^^^ I A 9 3 l 5 5 A MIAMBIt I I DESTINED TO SMASH EVERY RECORD I CREATED BY "THE HUM." BRITISH LION PMSfNTS HIARKER fl| 1 1 ghe RETURN of JLfc. I240 words
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Article627 1940-01-20 11 Singapore, Friday. rrnr use of a knife in quarrels is all too common in Singapore. y iv Asiatic seems to think that at the slightest provocation he Justified in rushing for a knife and using it. I wi* to make k Vwn as far as627 words
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Article517 1940-01-20 11 I[ H-, toilowinu memorandum from the t heaamaste: of the Ka.g_- School, ■anterbury. setting out details of the woiarship scneme which has been 'ranged at the school as a memorial > ne late Viscount Milner is published a last nignt's Government Gazette: Lord Milner Memorial Scholarships517 words
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369 1940-01-20 11 Singapore, Friday IjMCiHT stroke*) of the rotan. two months' rigorous imprisonment to l>e followed by one year's police supervision was the sentence Bahram (20), a Bengali and ex -soldier from Johore, received this morning from Mr. H. R. Hughes-Hal Jet, when found guilty on a369 words
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Article62 1940-01-20 11 Melbourne, Jan.. 18. THE Australian War Cabinet has ap proved the supply of various muni tions to the value of £2.750.000 to Britain as well a.s additional expenditure of 1500,000 on the expansion of local resources for the production of new gun and explosives. Negotiations are proceeding for other types62 words
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Advertisement233 1940-01-20 11 SUN TALKIE 7-30 P.M. TO-NIGHT 9-3» PJVI. '•FOUR DAUGHTERS" GRAND -New World I Matinees To-day and To-morrow "SLIM" and TARZAN'S REVENGE' EMPIRE TALKIE Matinees To-day and To-morrow Whole Serial of "ROBINSON CRUSOE of CLIPPER ISLAND" NEW -WORLD Phone 6172 (PARK) 2477 (CABARET) Pioneer Amusement Park in Malaya I/AINV/fc ALALfc (Air-Conditioned)233 words
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212 1940-01-20 12 MRS B I- < Hff*. soloist at yesterday's popular organ rtciUl at the Victoria Memorial Hall, proved" that she is a fine soprano and one who is an asset to the Singapore Music Circle. Yesterday's recital, with Mr. Werner Baer at the organ, was a splendid212 words
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580 1940-01-20 13 Great Interest In Final Game QFFERING dour opposition io the S.C.C. "A" yesterday, the R.A.M.C. were down by eight points (a goal and a try) when the final whistle was blown in the seven-a-side rugby at the S.C.C. by referee C. Prosper Liston, who580 words
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277 1940-01-20 13 GOVERNMENT'S SHARE OF RACING PROFITS $296,187 LAST YEAR Singapore, Friday. POVERNMENTS share in Singapore racing last year amounts to 1296,187.35, it was revealed in the Singapore Turf Club's report for 1939, which will be presented at the anuual general meeting of the riub to be held on Friday, Jan. 26277 words
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Article14 1940-01-20 13 RUGGER: North vs. South, Padang. HOCKEY: Singapore vs. Selangor Padang sT__.J **J14 words
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86 1940-01-20 13 mendly badminton match com--1 yneles and two double-; 1 prlslU^ Haopy World Covered StaT.wMerr "Union BP by four j*" lP iayfair Players men»"ed SINGLES K.mL-icttoP.T. mmmlt-a, 1 nVok'KwanJbeat Richard Tan Js_i 'sJ^i u_ beat Gan Poh Ye all beat Edmond Yeo i _-__Ti c.K.86 words
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Article61 1940-01-20 13 The following Players will represent .me Darbv Sports Club against UM traits Times Sports Club in a friendly ame of soccer on Tuesday. Jan. 23 at arrer Park at 5.15 p.m.:— E. Oliveiro; eo Eng Bee. Choo Seng Chye; N. Ess. j Bell. A D. Dant; Lim61 words
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Advertisement44 1940-01-20 13 •NEW HUDSON* THE WORLD'S BEST BICYCLE Entirely on their own merits NEW HUDSON Bicycles have earned a truly "worla wide" reputation for ENDURING QUALITY BEAUTIFUL DESIGN SUPERB FINISH CRAFTSMANSHIP anc RELIABILITY while VALUE for MONEY Is, of course, a NEW HUE*ON tradition. WPS. Xiß44 words
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Miscellaneous24 1940-01-20 13 TIDE TABLE TO-DAY High Water: 5.34 A.M. 8.1 ft. 7.17 P.M. 6.7 ft. TO-MORROW High Water: 6.38 A.M. 8.2 ft. 8.54 P.M. 7.1 ft.24 words
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967 1940-01-20 14 Boxing Thrills Last Night (By "Spectator") IT is not often that a boxer of the calibre of Mohamed Fahmy to 1 ft* ked out in a Malayan ring and, therefore, the promot.on at thr. Haw* World last night will long be remembered. Fo967 words
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Article45 1940-01-20 14 Tommy Carrie <9-6»4) beat K.O. (iustilo (ft-R't) on paints. Boon Mah (9-8«_) beat David Dharmaraj (MM) on points. Joe Diamond (913V_) beat Rush Milling (10-3 1 on points. Flashv Sebastian (10.5 i) knocked out Mohd. Fahmy (11.5V.) in third rou nd45 words
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Article560 1940-01-20 14 Punjab Regiment 3; Indian Association 1 CKLFISH play by their forwards pitted against a plucky defence prevented the Punjab Regiment from scoring a much bigger victory ever the Indian Association when the teams met in a hockey match at Balestier yesterday. The Punjabs won560 words
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Article49 1940-01-20 14 To-day 's Race Selections (By Spectator) Selections for to-dav\ MPv Inoh: Race 1-EAST LYXE Fernlet Race 2—BEVER AX^ Myanee Race 3- BLUE AND WHIP Dewberry Kaci 4—TLRN OYEK Harrifnrd Race S—SYCILUAN Shoot l Tp Race 6—HENGIST Newzy Race 7—PINAFORE .Mallaiunt Race B—BEANO Xhe Caliph Race 9- PLAYBOY Tent pte49 words
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Article79 1940-01-20 14 The following players have been vited to play for the Chinese »ijj Association against that RAJ gah (62 B. Squadron) on Suno Farrer Park ground; —Patrick Mun, Peng Kong, Sunn Leng, A n j Soo Tuan. Fook Loy. Sum W fSeng, Weng Kai, Hock Beng pe Kok Choy,79 words
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Article476 1940-01-20 15 Singapore, Friday. AN application for an ejectment order, made by the Public Trustee, Singapore, against an elderly Chinese tenant, Chwee How Seng, of 36, Mosque Street, was altered when the question was discussed by members of the Rent Assessment Board, who met this afternoon. Mr.476 words
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Article13 1940-01-20 15 London, Friday. pHre» £234*2 Buyer"ial Pl £234^4 Seller. Price, £2344 Buyer,13 words
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Article26 1940-01-20 15 London. Friday. Very Steady 12 b 12 ljl6s t-pb 11 15 16b 12s ud; l F'° r 11% b 12 s ard» April, nlsi6,26 words
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Article38 1940-01-20 15 PRODUCE London, Friday. BS? ta Not Quote, Not Quote, •c.r awak) w--mm teed Pearl. Singapore) ient ',_n,.* AQ> White Feb. S'ment 4 9 16 Seller* \Q\ Black loit S'ment. Ift Seller. (Good Mark) 'eb. S'ment. 301- Nomina38 words
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Article34 1940-01-20 15 London, Friday. m on Paris 176.50 ui on Amsterdam 7.53 >n on Shanghai 5 mon Hongkong Is. 2 3132d )n on Japan Is. 2 9 32d 311 on New York 4.02V. K34 words
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Article60 1940-01-20 15 London, Friday. 66/6 lbber 29/Itt ttectric 75/4Vfe Chemical In. 30/4 'obacco 115/--ch 24/6 Pacific 6 7 s 'in 4/3 In. Trust 33/3 l/10Vfe ms 25/--iintaa is/3 17/6 sialics 3/9 vatersrand Areas 81/3 Tr. (bearer) 78/9 i 3%% 97i_ S'hai Bank Register) 85 Bank of I.A. &C. 8360 words
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Article32 1940-01-20 15 New York, Jan. 18. RUBBER Buyers Sellers Market Tone Steady Spot 19 ll* 19 516 -Forward. ApriUune 13 1316 18 15 16 TIN Market Tone Hesitant Spot 46 5 832 words
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Article93 1940-01-20 15 Killed By Train Singapore, Friday. AT the conclusion af the in- quiry into the death of an unknown 40-year-old male Chinese to-da3\ Mr. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, returned a verdict of death by misadventure. Ihe deceased was knocked down by a locomotive drawing a goods train while he was93 words
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Article218 1940-01-20 15 Ls4*KXmMJUk.^^r<Jmt' 'J^tlSS A MELODRAMA that gets by is the quickest way of describing Panama Lady,'' the current feature at the Capitol. Suspense, a story with unusual Ovists and an unexpected ending ail add to -h P entertainment value of thi_. rim *vhich goes a long way218 words
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Article55 1940-01-20 15 The following will represent the DoubleEagle XI hi a friendly game of soccer against the Pasir Panjang Rovers to-ri'- at Farrer Park ground:— Ah Kow, Ah Pang, Soo Tuan, Ah Soo. Pun Chiew (Captain), Kim Swee, Hock Seng, Lian Sin. Kok Choy, Ah Soo, Kai Sai, Ah Lye.55 words
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Article132 1940-01-20 15 Fraser 's Daily Report Singapore, Friday. DULL conditions again prevailed in markets to-day and very little business was transacted. Local tin relapsed l 5 8 to $122 3 8 whlle the price of rubber at four o'clock was buyers Spot 39 cents, February|March 38% cents, ApriliJune 36% cents, and Jury'Septexaber132 words
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Article32 1940-01-20 15 London, Jan. 18. Cambridge has formally accepted Oxford's challenge to an unofficial Boa r^ace The date has been fixed for >Mar. 2. biu the venue is not yet decided.- ReuterReuter - 32 words
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323 1940-01-20 16 4 SPECIAL diepU) of mVmm pfodncti is being held by B. F. GoodA rich, one of the world's largest mbb« manufacturers at MngajK.re Motors to-day. The purpose ot the display If to show how Aide Is the mod*!.-; indication of rubber and alter examining .some323 words
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70 1940-01-20 16 Paris, Jan. 19. It is understood here that the Government of Uruguay has sent a note to Germany requesting that the wreck of thi Graf Spee be removed within 60 days as lt Is a danger to shipping on the River Plate. TheReuter - 70 words
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Article36 1940-01-20 16 London, Jan. 19. M D.uitry, French loailster of Armaments, returned to France this morning will, hi-5 ;:i,afT, after discussions with the minister of .supply regarding the Allies' joint production of war supplies. B.O.W.B.O.W. - 36 words
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Article371 1940-01-20 16 News In Romanised Malay SingaDOS*. Friday _|HLJ aurat khabar Aimnkan yang terken.il iruk bernama Villard ltu baharu Jug-* balek ka-New York darlpada lawatan-nya kanegert Jerman. Ia berkata tiga suku danpadorang- Jerman sangat-lah ta* suka akan Hltt* dan lebeh mmai lagl pula yang tldak .suki akan peperangun inl. Ia berharap apablla371 words
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Article188 1940-01-20 16 Tne following is t!;e dxuw and starting iinu«s lor the Ladies' Foursome' competition to be played at Bukit Timah on Monday, Jan. 29:— 3. HO Mrs. J. Moncur Mrs. C E Winder v. Mrs. J. V. West Mrs E. Hebd'tch 3.00 Mrs. G. Ambler 6z188 words
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Article97 1940-01-20 16 YEN'S TROOPS QUARRELSOME Chungking. Jan. 19. FIGHTING among General Yen Shi Shan's troops has now ceased, according to authoritative quarters. It is confirmed that there were a few minor clashes between 3,000 new recruits, who were about to be discharged because they refused to obey orders, and other sections ofReuter - 97 words
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Article193 1940-01-20 16 FLOATING NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMP lundon. Jan. H I THE vicious treatment of Britkk I i S u am ?V mp,iSOned on a tanker 1 which acted as supply ship f or th Graf Spee is now revealed. The vessel was little more than floating Nazi concentration <am« Several hundred prisonersReuter - 193 words
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Article250 1940-01-20 16 JAPANESE AND NEW GOVT. IN CHINA Peiping, Jan. 19 APPARENTLY with the aim of clear. ng rumours of dissenSW between the Peiping Provincial Government and Mr. Wang Chinf Wei and his followers, Lt. General Kita, director of the North China Liaison Office of the China Force Board, toldReuter - 250 words
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