Morning Tribune, 7 February 1940

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    Masthead
    8 1 The Morning Tribune I Wed.. Feb., 7, 1940.
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    GANDHI STATES VIEWS
    369 1 GANDHI STATES VIEWS Bombay, Feb. 6. Bfi: GANDHI has issued a state- H |fien i on the conversation with 1 the Viceroy in which he states ■hat the vital difference between n( unless demand and the j Ru-erovS offer consists of the fact Kiat MM oiler contemplates nnal Krterininaiion of
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    British Legion For Finland Soon
    68 1 LONDON, FEB 6 AMIDST CHEERS FROM ALL A PARTS OF THE HOUSE SIR VICTOR WARRENDER (FINANCIAL SECRETARY TO THE WAR OFFICE) STATED IN ANSWER TO A QUESTION FROM THE COMMUNIST MEMBER MR. GALLACHER, THVT HE UNDERSTOOD THAT THE FINNISH LEGATION IN LON. DON WAS SUPERVISING
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    Turkey's Parley With Bulgaria
    836 1 Turkey's Parley With Bulgaria I Sofia, Feb. 6. ish Foreign Minister, M. Sarajoglu, reached Sofia to-day on *ay home from the Balkan Entente conference at Belgrade. ''wived by King Boris, and afterwards lunched with the Bui'me Minister, M. Kiossevanov, whom he saw on his way to iscussiona have fcroui- ana
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    BRITAIN TO SURRENDER 9 GERMANS
    431 1 GESTURE TO JAPAN Ant a Says Not Satisfactory BRITAIN HAS DECIDED TO HAND OVER NINE OF THE 21 GERMANS TAKEN OFF THE JAPANESE LINER ASAM/. MARU TO THE JAPANESE AUTHORITIES, BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN FOUND THAT THE MEN WERE RELATIVELY UNSUITABLE FOR MILITARY SERVICE. Announcements
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    Big Cut In Tin Quota Expected
    554 1 Big Cut In Tin Quota Expected H.L. HOPKIN Cables From j London London, Feb. 6. •TIN circles in I>ondon arc discussing (he prospect of a large cut in the tin quota when the International Tin Committee meets here on Feb. 26. It will be remembered that the quota was increased
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    Meat Rations On Mar. 11
    136 1 Meat Rations On Mar. 1 1 London, Feb. ft. MK. XV. S. Morrison, the Minister lor Food, announced to-day that rationing of btteher'l meat uill be introduced cm Monday. Mar. 11. Rationing will be on a valUfj basis, and at tirst eacn person over six year* <>l u^e will b,>
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    29 1 Copenhagen, Feb. 6:^ A Berlin message states that a 52--year-old German from Badenwelier wa.> sentenced to 'hree years' hard labour lor listening to British and French radio broadcasts Reuter
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    INCIDENT OFF SOUTH AFRICA
    42 1 INCIDENT OFF SOUTH AFRICA Canctow! Ftb. 6. Six Germain were 'landed at Cape ovvn this raomlnf unaoi military i r uard they bad bctn removed frocd a Puri'<;ucse liner by British warship wlncli intercepted tUe vessel oil &W c ouLh African coa.st
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    I.R.A. Executions To-day
    95 1 Louden, Pet. 6 H»!US h me S"creLuy t -cb\ annour.r- »d tbttt ..e wn. not ia tiled in rc»ooK.me!.Min«'. Interference rith Uie >«iivcnces oi cieetn paaaeu <• Banio.s and Richards following tti< Cc^entry pxpiosSctn Tnc executions are lixeu lot l«eb. 7. The Attorney General eaiU:-r refused ,iMt<
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    GERMANY ISSUES FRESH THREAT TO NEUTRALS
    190 2 BARBARITIES AT SEA WILL CONTINUE London, Feb. 6. \N OtttffNM statement of Germany's determination to go on dis- regarding all considerations of humanity in their sea warfare was given in a German broadcast this morning. The attacks on lightships were defended, and neutrals were
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    Anti-Gossip Campaign For Empire
    124 2 Anti- Gossip Campaign For Empire London, Feb. 6. THK Government is hiuntuinp a bi^ anti-gossip campaign, and posters are shortly to be issued, warning lh»: nation against dangers of careless talk. People are specially warned not to meation the movement ol shiys, either mercantile or n?val, or to talk abou
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    HYDERABAD ON SIDE OF BRITAIN
    106 2 HYDERABAD ON SIDE OF BRITAIN Hyderabad, Feb. 6. OUR allianc^ v.ith the B:itish Government stood tor 200 years, and the t*es which hind us to the Crown are indissoluble,' 1 declared Sir Akbnr Hy-d.-ui. p-tsidenr of the Hyderabad Executive «:cuncil, when relerring to Iho prts&nt IndKMi political situation. Sir Akbar
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    GERMAN OFFENSIVE MAY BE ON SEA, NOT LAND
    120 2 GERMAN OFFENSIVE MAY BE ON SEA, NOT LAND Paris. Feb. 6. IF (iermany is planning a I Spring offensive, it woultl be S I f i inoi. logical if it took the form \of a great naval offensive with i submarines and planes taking parl," rlcclarts Charles Morice in Petit
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    FEWER CARS IN BRITAN
    57 2 London. Feb. 6 The number of uiecnunicaUj pp pelled road vehicles registered f« I first -in'ie In Great Britain during De: emocr was 9,505 compared with 31.1J la December 1938. Thp causes for this falling oft li obviously two-f n ld— Rationing of peno and higher
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    SHIPPING LOSSES FOR THE WEEK
    232 2 SHIPPING LOSSES FOR THE WEEK ,T IS officially .tut,, V to enemy qption d ended midnight on Sunday "Vr* British merchant ship 25,000 tons, and mx a tonnage of 17,500 In official quarters thi e fam regarded as neither pan nor bad. It is pointed out that since th ehfrt
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    JAPAN TO MAKE LAST BID IN CHINA
    434 2 Shanghai, Feb. <>. IT is learnt from authoritative sources that on receipt of instructions from Tokyo, General Nishio, Commander-in-tme of the Japanese Expeditionary Forces in China, and dener*. Itagaki, Chief of Staff, immediately flew to Nanking where tnej held a conference with Japanese
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    GOVT. HOUSE
    100 4 Wednesday, Jan. 31. His Excellency presided at a meeting Of the Executive Council held at Government House this morning. Thursday 1 Feb. 1. Hon. Mr. S. W. Jones Dr. R. D. Fitzgerald, Mr. J. G. Black, Lt. Col. C.E. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Battishill and Colonel
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    People & Places
    701 4  - People Places Vera Ardmore iirlli:N the Inland Committee H pie tuts "I Killed the Count" at the Victoria Memorial theatre on Ftb 24. it will be the first time that this sensational thriller will have be fii seen in Singapore, although other places have seen both film and stage versions
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      424 4 Motor Vehicles til 11 111 lirif eM 13 S A 1938 S'-out prunning order Owner Waving Colony. Tei?--pßOaji 7030 Rensonabie price. M TO I Sports Outfit Golden Oppoi turntv 1 Pr»'-War prices for Gloi clubs. Tennla Raeketa. shuttlecock anri Tenni-. Rackei RUtnnglni with Guarantee Vtnlt Capitol sports Co* 85. Stamford
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      44 4 t FORMAL NIGHT OI'KX Alll F SATO n vs 7vX T% m Table reservations §XSs**^^^^ are necessary PHONE 81« 22 The Gap Melodians are entertaining with dance and Hawaiian music on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays Dinner %t r Non-diners 75 cts. Special Sunday Tiffin.
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    FOOD Makes The Holiday
    1009 5 FOOD Makes The Holiday Easy -to -Cook Dishes For Chinese New Year 1., irtiled lamb chops, accom. (>d bv turned peas, are within ■ulii.arv P"« ers of aiiy 1 ,'orn. served with p en y Etm is almost a mcul in itseJi. mcE to-morrow's holiday will leave many a "mem"
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      141 5 —for dinner will have an entirely fresh meaning if you have not already eaten some of the delicious ice cream made by the Cold Storage Creameries. Easily the finest, richest, moot nest ice cream you ever tasted, and so digestible too because it's homogenized. There are a dozen superh flavours
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Historic Pledge
      142 6 fI.N tne very day (he Morning Tribune was expressing: the view that the talks between the Viceroy of India and Mr. Gandhi meant new hope for India, Lord JLinlithgou was giving the Indian leader his historic pledge of Dominion status for that country. IT IS A PLEDGE THAT
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    COUNCILLOR URGES EQUAL TREATMENT FOR MALAYS
    1399 6 ALLEGES EUROPEANS I FAVOURED i From Our Own Reporter I JOHORE BAHRU. TUESDAY. I>ISS\TISF ACTION WITH THE EXISTING TREND OF AFFAIRS D m WHORE AM) A COMPLAINT THAT WHILE JOHORE HA. Hm im ABIDE.) BY THE 1914 AGREEMENT ENTERED Into bftwken his highness the
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    First Meeting Of New Adviser
    98 6 From Our Own Reporter) m.. Johore Balm: Tuesday AT to-day's meeti,,o oi the Council of State, the Mentri Besar extended welcome to the Hon. Mr. W. D Bar run uho took his seat for the first time «»n his appointment as (ieneral H^ Adviser in
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    NO BLAME ATTACHED TO CAR DRIVER
    138 6 Singapore, Tuesday. BEFORE returning a verdict of death by misadventure at the conclusion of the inquiry into the death of a 57-year-o'd Teochew, Teo Soong Thiam, which occurred as a result of injuries received when he was knocked down by a taxi in! Pasir
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      287 6 Keep Fit all the Time If the stress of life is wearing you out, robbing you of mental vigour, physical er.eijy if you are ageing prematurely and you feel that youth has gone for ever start taking Phyllosan tablets to-day Every inch of your body benefits when you take Phyllosan
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      81 6 "Its Smart to be thrifty" Make that your motto I DINE at P THE AIR-CONDITIONED J? CAPITOL I RESTAURANT I Where Quality Cuisine, comfort and I SERVICE I are recognised as I unequalled in Singapore. I BOOK your Tables MW I for Thursday night Feb. Bth. I PHONE 4906 I
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    SINGER ROGERS WANTS TO GIVE UP DANCING: FANS WILL OBJECT
    828 7 SINGER ROGERS WANTS TO GIVE UP DANCING: FANS WILL OBJECT j»»t. JflL FILM FANFARE M English Actress Cold? till other day two studio execu--1 tjveg were discussing the cast--1 of a newly purchased J o ii(i Madeleine Carroll m that Lie said one, "if only she weren t uch a
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    Memories That Blister
    200 7 Sam Goldwyn used papier irkeys to "grandeur up" the i Roque Vilma Banky wedding When Grace Moore, after ol too- strenuous reducing, had nk six malted milks n day to gain pounds When a little secre*hool student named Laura J now Janet Gay nor) usert laughs by
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    FILMS OF THE DAY
    959 8 •jf •••■•••i INKMAS INSINCXPOSJSJ AKI. SHOW. INCi PICTIRKS I WHICH I\\ Bl CONBIDERCU B<^MC OF Till BEST yf Tin* TailliaiT j Beau Geste j .i fJIHJ >{ Fbrt ZlmtofMilf have been dusted ofl and pot In place. once more tht trtookmr Of Franc proudly traan the
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    HOW TO ATTAIN FAME IN FILMS
    247 8 HOW TO ATTAIN FAME IN FILMS yilK Hi llywood of the major studios, and the Hollywood of th< 1 "Quickie' lots, arc two entirely different kettles of fish— as far apart as Fifth avenue and the Bowery. Youngsters coming here in the hope of screen careers, quite naturally scorn the
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      192 9 Opening at a special MIDNIGHT SHOW TO. NIGHT 4 SHOWS DAILY TO-MOKKOW and FOLLOWING DA^ 11 A.M. 3- 15 6-15 —Ml With another Midnight Show TO-MOKROU Mf.HT At the AIR-CONDITIONFD 4 A I* I I 41 L F kFIRSTIN3YEARS!A Ir O This is tho best 't',^ t^3A^^ A I hnVA
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    CAPITOL WAR ON TICKET RACKET
    92 10 For the convenience of t; patron^, the Capitol Theui p stalled a box office foe U seats in the vicinity of ih» t for the use of women on; ]In order to obviate the Inc which, it has been Obtain d raused by a certain
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      223 10 TO-DAY'S YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE IT! M (I.- taM .-I Malays niNI A,U-CONDITU>NU> .».,aue < \P Ii OL 3 SHOWS 3.15 6.15 9.15 i A SHOW WORLD SENSATION IN TECHNICOLOR rr^l V:>malcheJ Since The Wonders of "Snow White"! fT^'^M f C4*/« SEASOX MUSI IINISH TO-NIGHT owing to Lp-C<?untry Bookings
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      143 10 OTHER CINEM. ADVERTISEMENT 1 ON PAGE 14 SPECIAL CHINESE NEW YEAR MIDNIGHT SJHJO^VS TONIGHT, TO-MORROW NIGHT FRI. 9th. ALII A Mil It A AT 12 O-CLOCK The Famous Chinese Historical Stage success which ran for over 2 Years at the ARTS THKATitE, LONDON. "LADY PRECIOUS STREAM" (FULL ENGLISH SUBTITLES) Endorsed
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    "BEAU GESTE" AT THE CATHAY
    203 11 "BEAU GESTE" AT THE CATHAY TIIK Cathay is shouin< a great al. ti.n tutu for tin- next few days in "Beau iieste." the pir turis.it ion of P Wren's popular story. It is faithful to th P story to the last detail. Telling of the hve.s of three brothers in
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      499 11 public Notices sJsaf« Municipality ..:trd for the -uppy of Btraifbti Pipes and SpeI flcaUoS and Tender Form ,-d at the Municipal Tenj renders will clos e at pm. 940 c. H. GOLDIE. Municipal Secretary. v.m.U'OKE MUNICIPAL AWo n/ntNTLREjTOCK 1930. IN TEREST DUelst" MARCH, 1940. hereby <- r iven that the
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      319 11 HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL IOOO'S of FREE GIFTS toni a\ ht e nly ENTERTAINMENT PARADISE ALL VISITORS TO THE IIAI P 1 V WOlt 1, 11 WMF RECEIVE PRESENTS OF SOAP. PENCILS, PERFUME S, f^^r^matw liMVi-* ,£^3 flasks, tiffin carriers, etc. frvL 1-1-*A x A BRITISH i;k
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    TAPIOCA PLANTING RAISED IN COUNCIL
    250 12 From Our Own Reporter! Johore IJahru, Tuesday. RENEWING his appeal to the johoif Government to allow the planting of tapioca as a catch-crop in newly-planted rubber estates, the Hon. Mr. Cheok Huan Cbeong, speaking at to-day's meeting of the Council Of State, stressed the value
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      320 12 rm Ymm v* •7^r-"B —^J *Ull|^ JinL^Cvr-^T^J < BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA.LIMES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Owiftf to the Company's inability to publish the actual departure dates of its steamers intending passengers are courteously requested to enquire at the P. and 0. S. N. COMPANY'S Office to ascertain the approximate dates
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      224 12 LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIPS 4 PASSENGER SAILINGS TO MARSEILLES AND LONDON. CABINS' WITH PRIVATE BATH-EXCELLENT CUISINE.MODERATE FARES. During Febniary!March;April 1940. Passengers paying th e U.K. rate have the option of proceeding overland, 2nd Class rail and sleeper, Marseilles London, at the ships expence. For further particulars please apply to: THE EAST
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    SIME DARBY BEATEN BY CHINESE BANKERS
    546 13 SIME DARBY BEATEN BY CHINESE BANKERS BUSINESS HOUSES LEAGUE SOCCER OCBSC 3; SimeDarbv 1. MAKING their first appearance in the Business Houses League competition this season, the Overseas Chinese Bankers S.C. defeated the Sime Darby S.C. at soccer played lit the Stadium yesterday by r hree goals to one. The
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    SPORTS DIARY
    25 13 TO-DAY B aien Houatl League ts Times VI Thorny- 8.!i.i>. IjOCKEY hliuah Aim:, v.. xi.A.F. laya*, l)c\j\jI JINN'S C Cii.nt-e !.e\\ Yea* umauicnt.
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    CEYLONESE BEAT R.A.F. AT HOCKEY
    127 13 CEYLONESE BEAT R.A.F. AT HOCKEY ■IN a keenly contested mutch the Hi Ceylon Sptnts Club won a one■nil rictory over (he RAF. (Ka!- I").. Fasfl and f minus hockey was Hvhn^sstd. ■< era] occ sioxu the Ainnen'i deH.i tested but they alH rose to the occasion. Half-time H by either
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    GENTLE PARTY
    26 13 I l ndly badminton match of four ind three doubles wil] be plaw tie Party "B" team and Haji b.p. A t^i "k^lS,t;'i ndTrnßkulbrahimbii
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    YACHT RACES
    51 13 I There will be onclflcial races in the morning on Thursday, Fe!). 8 and FriI day. Feb. 9 ai the usual times for all classes at the Royal Singapore Yacht (Club. On Sunday Feb. 11 there will i be Sweepstake Races for B, C and 14 I ft
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    Business Houses' League
    31 13 I The match between the Straits Times Press S.C. and the Thomycrofts SC. to dav, will be playrd at Alison Rend Stadium instead of at the 8.H.8. ground
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    SINGAPORE WOMEN'S HOCKEY TEAM CHOSEN
    99 13 SINGAPORE WOMEN'S HOCKEY TEAM CHOSEN j JHE following have been invited to travel to Kuala Lumpur to n present Singapore in the Women'-. Inter-State Triangular Hockey Meeting: M PENNEFATHER (CAPTAIN). MRS. A.B. SEWELL (VICE,'CAPT.), MRS. P. K. BRAID, D CLARKE, Z. CLARKE, E. da SILVA, M. d'SYLVA, L. FERNANDEZ, M.
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      66 13 ul l no n u'p^^^^^^w nUUdUNO EUMENTHOL JUJUBES have for over 40 years beer successfully used by Tens of Millions tl people. Other Jubes, etc etc., come and go, but Hudson's Eunientho Jujubes continue to gain public confidence through their genuine worth. When used daily they preserve the teeth by
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    WITNESS CLAIMS HE SAW STABBING
    304 14 WITNESS CLAIMS HE SAW STABBING Singapore, Tuesday. AN allegation that while standing in the staircase sixteen feet away, he saw the accused deliver a blow at deceased, after which the latter was seen to clasp his hands round his stomach and shout for help, was made in the Third Police
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    18 14 ssb Mr. E. s. Herbert, a solicitor, has' been appointed chairman of the Price Regulations Committee for London
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    CHILD SCALDED
    50 14 CHILD SCALDED I Singapore, Tuesday. -d to bav been seamed by hot water. 4-ytar old Indian child was removed mbulance fi <; Dalvey Estate to the General Ho hortiy after 5.30 p.m. to-day. The child gtyitained extensive scalds over the chest, left arm and lace, and v as .shocked but
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    BRUNEI'S GIFT TO THE WAR FUND
    153 14 1 A i 111 (/I l for $6,300 has been received from Brunei for the i Malaya Patriotic Fund. This is a remarkably generous contribution from so small a State. i LiberaJ donations were received > from all communities Europeans, j Malays, Chinese, Indians,
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    CHINESE COMMITTED TO THE ASSIZES
    202 14 Singapore, Tuesday. AT the conclusion of the preliminary inquiry into two charges, one of culpable homicide of Ho Kiow Cheng and the other of voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Ho Ah Kim. preferred against three Chinese Tang Tian Kim, Koh Kai Ser and Loh Kee
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    Sikhs Appeal Against Fine
    111 14 J*w«c courts having vi, tanly (paused hurt to a Ben^i^ patriot, t™ burly Sikhs %L^ against their conviction *hiih heard before Mr. Justice a'iv,i Terrell in the Hi;h Court th*™! The appellants were Ganga Bincl Ujagar Singh, represented by %u uN. Battenberg, who were fined san
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    Landowners To Take Part In Drainage Schemes
    321 14 (From Our Own Reporter) Johore Bahru, Tuesday. J^ECiISLATED with a view to exercising control over vessels using the Johore Straits and passing through the Causeway lock, the Xaval Rase Regulations were passed at to-day's meeting" of tin 1 Council of State. The Legal
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      49 14 The Stars of "ALANG ALANG" in another Big Hit' TO-DAY DAILY «^mr 3-15, 6-15 9-i5 Theatre lIOIAL i The FIRST MALAY Musical Mystery Drama HAJI SALEH with MISS HATiJAH BISSOE Here Latest Kronchongs and Songs I Vour I KIKNO FATTY' will entertain you with his new jL humorous joke?s.
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      122 14 POSTAL INTELLICENC TO-DAY Latcil ti Mails for of post AFRICA (Ain 500 n" BURMA (Ain 500 p CHINA (Steamer' 800 a GREAT BRITAIN AND EUROPE generally (Air) 500 d.i HONG KONG (steamer Ba.m. and air' 5.00 pi INDIA (Ain 500 p INDO-CHINA (Ain 500 pi JAVA (Ain 930 a SUMATRA
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      NEW YORK
      26 15 NrNV York, Monday. IBM** B. S. Dull 18 1116 18 13 16 ard Apn lJune 18 316 IBS|W IN Ltall et Tone 45 /4
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      LONDON TIN
      23 15 I London, Tuesday. nHViii Price* £236»2 Buyers 1 £2363 4 Sellers a (omcial Price* £236 1 4 Buyers Wd £2364 Sellers
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      LONDON RUBBER
      18 15 London. Tuesday. Buyers Sellers f,%,nv;udi Mar. lllll«b 11 13 16 .Jjdjorwrdi Apnl ni2b U9l6s I|||fc n3l6s
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      98 15 London. Tuesday. Distillers Dunlop Rubber M-o General Electric io/*V2 Imperial Chemical Industries 30/7 1/2 Imperial Tobacco I^o 7»/ 2 Anj-lo Dutch 24 Canadian Pacific o London Tin 4/1% Rubbei PI In Tiust 33,Linggis 1/10% Aver Hitams 24,4» 2 Soutnern Kintas 15/Pahan&s 16/3 London Asiatics 3/7^2 ;i West
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      PRODUCE
      68 15 London, Tuesday. Palm Oil (Malay) In bulk AugSept. Sment. Not Quoted Copra (Straits F.M.S.) flepiember Sment. Not Quoted Safco Flour 'Sarawak^ Feb March Sment. 18/3 Sellers Tapioca, Seed Pearl, Ist Quality i Singapore > February S'ment. 30 Sellers Pepper (FAQ) White Muntok Jan Feb. S'ment 4 l 4 Sellers
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      BULLION MARKET
      22 15 s, lv Q London, Tuesday. It; 9* 21 n/16 Klfer Forward 21 q/ir BAR GOLD. Fine D er oz. £8.8.0
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      38 15 t t London. Tuesday. *r London on Paris 176.50 *'i Lonnon on Amsterdam 7.53 shanghai 4^ 8 onHonskong Is. 215 16d. T/Ti oaonJa P an Is 2 7 32-1 non New York 4 02^ to 4.03M*
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    KING HONOURS war heroes
    53 15 KING HONOURS war heroes T HF Kb .hh *u fi London Feb. 6. 1 thAV t u h first in vestiture of d V when ?ei B u n c n kinßh^ m p *lace to.. &le n 200 people attended, "e services received de of gallantry performed DDers a
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    ANTI-BRITISH MOVEMENT SPREADS
    75 15 Tsingtao, Feb. 6. THE anti-British boycott In the interior of Shantung Province .still continues, according to reports from Tsinan, the capital, while there are indications that it may shortly be revived in Tsinftao. Shops in Weihsien, a large city midway between Tsingtao and Tsinan, were entered this
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    123 15 FRENCH REDS TO BE TRIED Paris. Feb. 6. FOKTY-FOrit Deputies. former members of the now banned French Communist Party, will be brought shortly before a military court on a charge of carrying on a communist organisation in variation of the decree of law of List September. They are liable on
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    Eden Pays Warm Tribute To New Zealand's Effort
    552 16 SECOND SUPREME TEST FOR EMPIRE London, Feb. 6. THE ceremony of the signing of the 1840 Treaty of Waitangi, whereby Neu Zealand Maoris accepted British sovereignty was re-enacted in its original setting at a great Maori gathering at Waitangi to-day, and forned
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    198 16 London. Feb 6 IN the House of Lords to-day. Lord Halifax spoke about the Asama Mau incident. He reminded the House that the Japa. nese Foreign Minister. Mr. Ari'a. bad made a statement in the House of Peer) to-day on the same subject. Lord Halifax said that
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    220 16 London, Feh. < THE correspondence between the British and Japanese Govern ments on the Asama Maru inckJen was published to-night. The memo i and um by the Japan* Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs de< lared that a party lrom the Brit warship demanded tho delivery of til Geimans
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    161 16 NEW DIPLOMACY BETWEEN U.S. AND BRITAIN London, Feb. G. 'IUJE t^mpal, <«tic uiuier.SLa.Kl.nfc Lx«twetM tl-< United bt..> ::d Bri11.i. and the "incrie endeavours which i'.c been made In both <\. mtries to '*i>it-cii;te thv. difficulties u! each othci Hit '»t ol neceaaary war measure.;, '11 illustrated by the new diplomutle
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    85 16 i Melbourne, ?'v.b 6. r rilh Australian Iflntator tor External Aff&us sud in a speech ut Mel ur P to-day that the most s&tlsfac<>iy feature '~i the war was that neu- a] con. .tne, recognised the Justice ut m f." e, aud th,. iutunn. ot Germany's History shoivctl
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    PAPER RATIONING
    60 16 Mr. Burgii iiiKUMincfd U -dny in ii>c CoounoriJ tkn Mhtiuc h>i m,, ra•''i.in" of papti w.i. 1 u.ult .i.sidor.. tiou, and an n! r woi.ia be j.s^ufcl irlthln h few days under t*.,. defence] r^gulatloiia prohibiting mflis ..ept i'»idei berate, from >upply' v .g more than a proporUoo
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    76 16 Lcndoi. ;°eb. 6. f/O xpi,.' ••> ftl £u*(on railway' btaiion th t nuNTiiing occurred in -nailcngs uCoiined To;' BuaUnghßm. One Po&' Ofiicc rmployee was slight iy injured »vhe i unloading oags liom the •■■..ii rieutei \n e;. plosion occuueU to-aa^ at Birrnlngha a General Pu^t
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    94 16 VICEROY'S ASSURANCE TO MR. JINNAH New DeJhi, Feb. <j. 1.5 the agieed communique foliawteff the talk between ;.!r. Jinnah and the Viceroy. i t was stated lh;:t Mr. Jiiuiuh urged on tin. Viceroy Uk grrcat importance attached by Moslem and other minorities to safegi. tiding their position. The
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