Morning Tribune, 4 December 1941
1941-12-04
1
12
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/morningtribune
Morning Tribune
-
Title Section10 1941-12-04 1 Morning Tribune Vol. 6 No. 262, Thursday, December 4, 1941.10 words
-
Article185 1941-12-04 1 London, Dec. 3. F appears that after heavy fighting which has been going on for the last few days, both sides m the Libyan campaign are having a slight pause m order to refit themselves, waa the comment made m author!* tative quarters m London. Enemy defences m theReuter - 185 words
-
Article161 1941-12-04 1 CO-ORDINA TION OF ABCD STRATEGY New York, Dec, 3. "THE arrival of the British war- ships at Singapore, headed by the battleship Prince of Wales, transforms the Whole strategic position m the Far East and the political situation," declares tha New York Herald Tribune, editorially to-day. "We are no longerReuter - 161 words
-
Article52 1941-12-04 1 Wellington, Dec. 3. Two Royal New Zealand Air Force units are now operating m Malaya, announced the Defence Minister, Mr Jones. One is engaged on aerodrome construction and the other on flying duties. Both units consist entirely of New Zealanders and are under the control of the R.A.F., Far EasternReuter - 52 words
-
Article195 1941-12-04 1 Export Of Malayan Tin-Ore Banned London, i IT is authoritatively lew that the Colonial Office has decided against permitting the export of tin-ore from Malaya for the present. Replying to a question m the louse of Commons whether the in-ore export tax prevents Mala'an tin miners from exporting ore oReuter - 195 words
-
Article, Illustration39 1941-12-04 1 Simla, Dec. 3. The Government of India has announced that it was decided to relea.se Congress civil disobedience prisoners, including Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru, an ex-President of the Congress, and Abul Kalam Azad. Reuter PUNDIT JAWAHARLAL NEHRUReuter - 39 words
-
Article543 1941-12-04 1 GERMANS LOSE HEAVILY IN ROSTOV Russian Advance Continues Foscow, Dec. 3. f the southern front the Soviet troops continue the pursuit of the "panic-stricken enemy," according to the Pravda's correspondent, quoted by the Moscow Radio. According to incomplete data concerning the battles near Rostov, the Germans have lost 21,000 menReuter - 543 words
-
Article244 1941-12-04 1 New Delhi, Dec. 3. The second session of the National Defence Council was opened yesterday at the Viceroy's House with the Viceroy presiding. The morning session was devoted to exhaustive reviews of the air and naval situation m relation to India. The Air Officer Commanding-in-Chler putReuter - 244 words
-
Article72 1941-12-04 1 Yoklo. Dor. 3. Tightening the ABCD encirclement Japan, the United States and Brl- i ir*» now casting covetous eyes at the Soviet Fleet m the Far East which they v.wi. to draw into the ABCD camp, s.iys the editor of the Yomiuri Shimbun. He adds that it is72 words
-
Article162 1941-12-04 1 Moscow, Dec. 3. "1 N the villages occupied by our troops we find I plenty of German trucks, mine-thrower batteries, machine-guns and other military equipment abandoned by the Germans who have no time to start cold motors when our troops suddenly attacked," writes the Izvestia's correspondent,Reuter - 162 words
-
Article181 1941-12-04 1 In Russia, as the fcoviei iorce* are steadily pressing the enemy back west of Rostov, Berlin Radio speaks of the gigantic efforts the Russians are making there. So far these efforts are estimated to have cost the Germans 21,000 men m killed and wounded. To-day's A. ....>>■■■•' PravdaReuter - 181 words
-
259 1941-12-04 1 Germans Renew Pressure On Moscow Front Moscow, Dec. 3. I JIE Pravda's correspondent I reports that the Germans have brought up their second echelons, concentrating their infantry and tank divisions along the main directions leading to Moscow. The Germans have become active along the pntire Moscow front, using infantry tanks,Reuter - 259 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Article738 1941-12-04 2 Wide Search For Sydney Survivors Melbourne, Dec. 3. IT is revealed from Carnarvon, Western Australia, that two boat-loads of survivors from the German raider. Kornioran, landed on Nov. 24. It is stated that the Kormoran engaged the cruiser Sydney on Nov. 19 and scored a hit with the ■fir<«t salvo.Reuter - 738 words
-
Article49 1941-12-04 2 Bangkok, Dec. 2. The ex-Japanese spokesman, Mr. Koh Ishii, arrived m Bangkok by air this evening to take up his duties as counsellor m the Japanese Embassy here. It is understood that Mr. Ishii will also be chief of the newly created political I section of the Embassy. ReuterReuter - 49 words
-
157 1941-12-04 2 Japanese Serve Cocktails To Thai Newsmen Bangkok, Dec 2. THE Japanese have started weekly press conferences her? for the vernacular press. At the first of sucli conferences, yesterday, the Japanese Embassy spokesman. Mr. S. Iwata, presided, and cocktails were served. Mr. Iwata described the conference as intended to promote goodReuter - 157 words
-
Article142 1941-12-04 2 Norfolk (Virginia), Dec. 3. rpHE imminent danger of an explosion m the Pacific with the United States already m action m the Atlantic was stated by Mr. Ralph Bard. Assistant Secretary of the Navy, to be "the prime reason for our naval defence programme beine; rushed at topReuter - 142 words
-
Article22 1941-12-04 2 Shillong, Dec. 2. THE Assam Government has granted a sum of nearly Rs. 1,150,000 for flood relief m Sylhet district. By Radio.22 words
-
Article29 1941-12-04 2 Melbourne, Dec. 1. The Minister for Labour (Mr. Ward) said that the Federal Government was "stream-lining" arbitration procedure, to enable all claims by workers to be dealt with immediately.29 words
-
Article276 1941-12-04 2 Tempo Of Libyan War Slackens London, Dec. 3. IN reference to the German High Command claim to have encircled and annihilated British and New Zealand troops south-east of Tobruk, it is authoritatively pointed out m London that the state of the battle m North Africa is so fluid as toReuter - 276 words
-
Article71 1941-12-04 2 Tokio, Dec. 3.— Arguing that the ABCD Powers are trying to "encircle Japan," the newspaper, Yomiuri ShimDim, says: "The United States probably believes that she is restraining Japan by concentrating 80 per cent, of her fleet m the Pacific. "But as a result of this" the newspaperReuter - 71 words
-
82 1941-12-04 2 Tokio, Dec. 3. TJHE Chugai Shcgyo advocates a Japanese joint defence of Thailand, arguing thus: "We should compel Thailand to maintain neutrality at all costs, if she cannot do so alone," because Thailand is "a link m the co-prosperity sphere." The Chugai Shogyo insists thatReuter - 82 words
-
191 1941-12-04 2 London, Dec. 3. MR. CHURCHILL'S new call to arms dominates the editorial space m the morning papers, and is unanimously applauded. "We are ordered lorward to a harder living," says the Daily Telegraph, "that each and all may do their utmost m bringingReuter - 191 words
-
99 1941-12-04 2 London, Dec. 3. T appears probable that His Majesty the King will speak to the Empire on Christmas Day as part of the plans the British Broadcasting Corporation is now making for its special broadcasts that day. The Empirewide broadcast onReuter - 99 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement123 1941-12-04 2 i M^^m^^M j STARINA Cycles are precision built m 6u^k^^ England. The Standard Model de Luxe is MW^ A illustrated. Sports Models are also available. J^y W\\! Despite their high class British finish Vj3 y/llTv %i^ STAKINA Cycles are not high priced! ftt /V y\ Obtalnable from the followlnK Singapore123 words
-
Advertisement88 1941-12-04 2 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V. »«^tablished by Royal Charter AJX 1824. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS Paid Up Capital f. 40,030,000 Reserve Fund t. 12.000,000 London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED Head Office BATAVIA Branches: Netherlands Fasi Indies: Sourabaya, Samarang, Medan, Weltevreden, Bandoeng, Cheribou, Tegal. Pecalongan, DjoKjakarta, Solo, Tjilatjap, Djemoei, Pplembanp;. Bandjermasin, Macassar.88 words
-
-
Article392 1941-12-04 3 111 II oi submarines that may inu\c cii vital Importance m keeptM the Itlantie Ocean open \nuTiran merchantmen is bring iclrhd to the IS. Navy swiftly and Hnclontls An indication of how American submarine lorces are linn.; expanded is given by a comparison of the392 words
-
146 1941-12-04 3 Bangkok, Dec. 3. I>ANGKOK is on its tip-toes waiting for the latest news of the fate of the Washington talks, and at the same time it is following uith the keenest interest the military preparations m Malaya, Burma and other Far Eastern countries. WatchfulReuter - 146 words
-
Article, Illustration43 1941-12-04 3 Willkie For "Down Under" Canberra, Dec. 3. HIHERE are 1 strong hopes that Mr. Wen. dell Willkie may visit Australia shortly. It is understood that the possibility of a visit was discussed at informal meet. ines of the Aus. tralian War Cabinet ReuterReuter - 43 words
-
Article51 1941-12-04 3 Bangkok, Dec. 2. THE Thai Government is considering legislation requiring aliens m Thailand to transfer their lands back to the State, reveals the Vernacular paper, Varasab. The Government's intention is to j prevent ownership of lands by aliens, but will be allowed to work, concessions, adds the paper.Reuter - 51 words
-
Article83 1941-12-04 3 Thai-Japanese Gold Transactions Bangkok, Dec. 2. A JAPANESE Bank m Bangkok has received another 10,000,000 Baht < £1,000,000 > this time from the Thai Banking Syndicate m exchange for gold sold to the Syndicate, and the gold is at present en route to Bangkok, Reuter learns m banking circles. ThusReuter - 83 words
-
71 1941-12-04 3 London, Dec. 3. rro raiders were destroyed last night. The Air Ministry and' Ministry of Home Security communique this nvcrning states: "A small number of enemy aircraft; flew over south- west Errand dv j ring the early part of last night Bombs which wereReuter - 71 words
-
121 1941-12-04 3 Cairo, Dec. 3. rIS is how an Australian pilot, crashed near El Adami, Libya, captured 13 Nazi engineers, who had taken him prisoner. He discovered the engineers had lost their way. Three of them spoke English and they asked him to direct them to theSpecial Cable - 121 words
-
124 1941-12-04 3 Hong Kong, Dec. 3. CHINESE circles here greeted with enthusiasm the news of the arrival at Singapore of the units of the newly-organised Eastern Fleet including the Prince of Wales. They regarded the move as greatly strengthening the anti-aggression forces m the FarCentral News - 124 words
-
523 1941-12-04 3 Patrick Crosse - Patrick Crosse Decisive Phase Of Libyan War I By Router's Special C t-rr<-spondciit with an Armoured Corps m Libya). Cairo, Dec. 3. QO closely entangled are the opposing forces m the vital Jy important battle south-east of Tobruk that the High Commanders on both sidesReuter - 523 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement69 1941-12-04 3 SAVINGS I to A dollar saved is an extra dollar earned. A Savings Account is the best inducement to save. To have a Savings Account and to see this account grow from time to time is to be a contented person. A Savings Account may be opened with this Bank69 words
-
Advertisement53 1941-12-04 3 "SNOW WHITE" CLEANING AT PARIS CO. DRY CLEANERS 28, COLEMAN ST. 'Phone 6045. Under European management ONE OF^HE^fcmCKEN serving delicious Continental and American dishes as well as real English homecookingOur cellars have g been restocked -Q^ ~j^ mh finest v^.^a^ j\J3Jw\aj continental j^ I 2 82 Orchard wines and Road53 words
-
-
486 1941-12-04 4 Bilked, Assaulted Robbed Taxi Driver i TALE of how two taxi drivers were bilked and one of them i\ assaulted and deprived of his taxi was related to Mr. T. L. Tan m the fifth court yesterday when John McArthur and H. Anderson, two Scottish privates, were tried for committing486 words
-
Article107 1941-12-04 4 SINGAPORE COURT BUSINESS HELD UP THK mobilising of volunteers has resulted In a certain amount of dislocation m the business of the Singapore courts. As two members of a legal firm of three hay been mobilised, the third wrote to Mr II B. Xin ti don yesterday asking for postponement107 words
-
Article255 1941-12-04 4 •'TOM. DICK HARRY" (At the Alh.imbra) A HIGHLY romantic ffiA, who Is engaged to three men of nn entirely different class and can't make up her mind, is the story of a jolly entertaining comedy, "Tom, Dick Harry," now on at the Alhambru. Don't miss this if you255 words
-
Article152 1941-12-04 4 k FINE of $20 was imposed by nC. H. Whlttori on Tan Teck Bo?n yesterday for riding a bicycle m a negligent manner. Major William Ro^e, the acting registrar of vehicles, reported Tan because the Major felt that it was the worst case he152 words
-
Article113 1941-12-04 4 pERSONS wishing to send Christmas cards, calendars etc.. to friends m Thailand, Indo-Chlna. Chin i and Japan are reminded thtt under che Defenc Regulations they cannot uo so except under permit, says an announcement by the Chief Censor, W.iliya. Individual permits will not ordinarUv be issued113 words
-
Article51 1941-12-04 4 nnHE newly-appointed head of the recently constituted Colony Air Observer Corps is Mr. A. McGregor Clark- Walker, states last night's Government Gazette The corps will be manned by full-time and part-time members of both sexes and member* will engage themselves In spotting ;uid reporting movements of hostile51 words
-
Article232 1941-12-04 4 Court Briefs UPSET because, m the heat of a quarrel another woman publicly accused her oi flirting, Kung Low Tinß (27) drank a solution of caustic ooda and subsequently died m hospital, cause of death being corrosive poisoning. Mr. W.G. Porter, the Singapore coroner, recorded a verdict of death by232 words
-
Article21 1941-12-04 4 Melbourne, Dec. 2. Lieut.-Col. Sir Charles Blackburn, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, has been appointed Chancellor of Sydney University Senate.21 words
-
Article93 1941-12-04 4 'TO-morrows talk m the series "War- Time Cook. to be broadcast from the FftmapOW station of the M B.C. at 12.45 pm.. will deal with Christmas recipes: Ofarlgtmifl puddings, mince pies, brandy sauce, etc. Other special items tn the evenings jroßramme include varley (with puzzle corner) at 193 words
-
Article55 1941-12-04 4 Mining The War Effort IUR. E. B. G. Boyd, president, F.M. 9. Chamber of Mines, was the fifth speaker m the scries 'Malaya at War" broadcast by the Singapore .studio last night. Mr. Boyd spuke on mining m Malaya nnd nurlicularlv about the part which the mining industry is playing55 words
-
Article60 1941-12-04 4 txtith three previous oonvictlooa for theft iinci several other* for extortion and Impersonation, Ifohamed bin Haji Abdul M;i|l(l (22) was yesterd v sentenced to .six months' rigorous imprisonment on i charge of Impersonating v food eontroi officer. Mohamod wrnf to a sundry roods shop In Scmngoon Road60 words
-
Article33 1941-12-04 4 AIR mall correspondence for Malaya, posted In the United Kingdom on July 25 and Intended for conveyance l>y surface route to South Africa and thence by air, has been lost by enemy ictlon.33 words
-
206 1941-12-04 4 SOIL BALANCE FOR MALAYAN AGRICULTURE Till] value of composting m modem ar,ricultur€* was pointed cut to members of thr Singapore Rotary Club by Dr. J. W. SeharfY, llimMi Officer, Singapore, at yesterday's tiffinModern methods of agriculture, he aid. had done much to destroy the soil and by using compost, soil206 words
-
Article117 1941-12-04 4 AT the close of the prosecution ng.ilmt Llm Boon Leng. Mr. C. *H. Whltton yesterday reduced the three charts of causing the death of throe pedestrians by negligent drivlnK oriplnally preferred hgainst Lim to one of negligent driving. Llm, wht) w;is defended by Mr. Eric Choa. was >tll('Ked117 words
-
155 1941-12-04 4 ARRESTED by the police m connection with the murder of an Indian watchman at Sims Avenue, Geylan?. m August last, a Chinese name.] Loh Han Loom :»ml three Malays— Mohd. Kaisim, Mohd. Yassin and Salim bin Ibrahim appeared yesterday before Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second155 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement225 1941-12-04 4 Public Notice Singapore Municipality TENDERS TENDERS are now Invited for the following materials or service. For particulars see Municipal Tender Room. TENDER Date of Closing Supply of Standard High Pressure Copper Tubes 4 p.m. 5 January 194*2. Supply of Sluice Valves for Water for period i 542 to M|4143. 4225 words
-
Advertisement161 1941-12-04 4 EYE EXAMINATIONS, Eyeglasses, Exclusively. THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. I, ARCADE BLDG., 'PHONE 3002 R. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Science, 35 years' European Clinical Experience. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILEWithout Calomel- And You'll Jump oat of Bed m the Morniaf Fall of Vim. The liver should pour out two pounds of161 words
-
-
304 1941-12-04 5 SINGAPORE AMATEUR BOXING TOURNAMENT POSTPONED Decision Reached At Meeting Of Singapore Association THE Singapore amateur boxing championship, arranged to start on Dec. 13, and the first all-Malayan tourney, originally fixed to be held some time m January next year, have been postponed indefinitely by a decision reached yesterday at a304 words
-
Article41 1941-12-04 5 ALTHOUGH both learns J have been selected, the j women's hockey match bet- j ween Singapore and" Selan- for, to be played on the Girls' Sports Club ground on i Saturday, has been post- t poned indefinitely. J41 words
-
Article170 1941-12-04 5 JH<> tirs w• rr played yesterday m the 1 k c. «n»«'n Invitation lawn tennis tournament, the following ;»i«- tics lot to-morrow and Saturday: TO-DAY Mixed doubles h'cup (semi-final): Elsie Chia and Tan Huck Thoe (-40) vs. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. R. Bembroke l5). Open doubles170 words
-
Article133 1941-12-04 5 Badminton Win For Pulau Brani A friendly badminton match played between the Puiau Brain Party and members of the Singapore Harbour Board recently resulted m a win for the Pulau Biani B.P. dv 7 games to nil. Results, with Pulau Brani olayers mentioned first, were: Sineles: Lee Ah Wee beat133 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement210 1941-12-04 5 CLASSIFIED ADS. from page (8) Vegetable Seeds JUST ARRIVED, larpe new election veßetahle Jieeds. 10 cts. 25 cts packet.' (llant Zinnia and other flower s««fls «9 cts. 25 cts. packets. Majus. 35. Orcnard Road. Singapore. (No. *****) Matrimonial LONEt.Y well-to-do gentleman desires friend hip of lady companion for plctuM md210 words
-
Advertisement11 1941-12-04 5 fxmvb jj bdf dfgb kbn fkgb nmnbk nkbn kbn fxnjfx ngb11 words
-
-
Page 5 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous144 1941-12-04 5 Sports Diary TO-DAY HOCKEY: Singapore Colts v Hornets, away; Indian Association v Ceylon Sports Club, Indian Association ground; Khalsa Association v Harlequins, Khalsa ground. rE Taiping Turf Club will be holdme a two-day Drofessional meeting on January 8 and 10. Two runs each will be provided for horses classes three144 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1199 1941-12-04 6 VERA ARDMORE - Child Welfare Has Reached High Level In Singapore VERA ARDMORE r people PLACES By THERE WM a flutter m Child Welfare Society T r^cles on Monday when the news went round th -it Lrfdy Thomas and Lady Brooke -Popham were lc visit the New Market Road day nursery on Tuesday1,199 words
-
Article, Illustration52 1941-12-04 6 Mrs. HM.Hill and her small daughter Rosamund Mary who was christened at St. Andrew's Cathedral at the beginning of the week. Archd eacon Graham White officiated at the ceremony which was attended by a few friends of Lieut. Colonel and Mrs. Hill. All the baby's godparents are52 words
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement50 1941-12-04 6 This is a lovely lady! For Christmas her husband is giving her a gift book of beauty vouchers from the Elizabeth Beauty Salon. For these vouchers she will receive expert facials, shampoos, sets, manicures etc. to guard and accentuate her beauty. EUROPEAN OPERATORS Capitol Bid*., North Bridge Road. Tel. 4419.50 words
-
Advertisement18 1941-12-04 6 PHONE 3335 PRISCILLA Ltd. Has Received j Imported American Dresses 5 Eu COURT FIRST FLOOR ENTRANCE BILL STREET18 words
-
Advertisement87 1941-12-04 6 -AND WHY NOT GIVE YOURSELF A GIFT THIS CHRISTMAS *J>. A present to yourself from &^BB^*k *f? yourself! Ifl Br^W a\ An Elizabeth Arden Gift ll Juit I < S& /i/ the .ort of gift you would choose W S\ yourself so why not mak< <^^W I certain that you87 words
-
-
Page 6 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous21 1941-12-04 6 XoOAWUG Large X'mas and New Year Selection of American Model Gowns -Just Received 5, Stamford Road, Capitol Building, Singapore Tel. 3838.21 words
-
Miscellaneous8 1941-12-04 6 ll] II An 'Cor- i'»4i.ir,,,. I^ l 7»3f8 words
-
-
Article, Illustration723 1941-12-04 7 HOLIDAY WARDROBES must include pleats New Day Styles For The Fashion Wise PLEATS, [ar from railing from continue id gr<W n popuand if you are planning new clothes for tiu> Christmas holiday, be sure I i see that your wardrobe includes af least one outfit wiih a pit led skirt.723 words
-
Article369 1941-12-04 7 news from the shops \ll< b/U N v 1 ii \iV-.« practV tl ;>i\<\ \>r<<\v l<>rma\R that, at 11 \\.i.> &toout I i Ive stnd <iin< I h will find th< n, i i.< PRI IL.UI Hill S1 .<\ m 1 Che ruched sleeveed from v n coffee spotted print369 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement21 1941-12-04 7 is not a Wartime Bread, but an Eif 1 time Bread t. of Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd CS. 260A J21 words
-
-
Page 7 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous11 1941-12-04 7 y Carl derson v \7 v\ lami *^n I Amm i»on11 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement608 1941-12-04 8 B|^^^^ w^^^^^^ S^ m i Bfl s i tt w^w H Jta^^^^^ Situations Vacant I APPLICANTS IN ANSWER to Box No. •68, thanked; positions filled. BOX NO. 948— Vacancy Jor Junior Clerk by legal firm filled. Applicants thanked. (No. 212 M) WANTFD StraUs-Born Chinese Talley Clerk, experience essential. Salary $351-608 words
-
Advertisement648 1941-12-04 8 Wanted WANT£D Sewing Machines, any condition. 191, Victoria Street, Singapore or phone 3222. (No. 73M) WANIPD, Cyc-Auto. Aut.-Byk. etc.— lowest price, full particulars 42, Jalan Yon-j-Peng. Paloh. (No. 184 M) GKNTLEMAN desires acquaintance o? modest girl for week-end pictures. Photos returnable. Box No. 987 cjo Malaya Tribune, Kuala Lumpur. (No.648 words
-
Advertisement657 1941-12-04 8 Educational "NEW WAY 1 BUSINESS SCHOOL— 273, Joo C'liat Road. Rapid Coaching By Former Tutor Raffles Inst. Holder of London Chamber of Commerce Tpßchim Dluloiiui (Honours) iNo. 165 M) MALAY TUITION, given by experienced teacher. Apply, Munshl 140, Owen Road. Flngapore. (No. 163 M) KEBAYA KRANCHANG, Dress School. You can657 words
-
Advertisement660 1941-12-04 8 For Sale CILASS SHOW-CASE FOB SALE: Apply IfAlaya Publishing House. (No. 124 M) r OR S'l.E: Cheap secondhand school cxl books. 70, Bras Basah Road. Slnapore. (No. 145 M) FOR SALE: Portable Royal Typewriter $100!-) Good condition. Box. 2. Malya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 162M> NEW H.M V. Portable gramophones for660 words
-
Advertisement598 1941-12-04 8 Motor Vehicles ho YOU WANT to sell your car? Phone 5088, Singapore. Cash paid. (No. 67fiH) SALE Triumph Motorcycle 1>' 4 HP TWO-BirOlM Kn^ine Taxed, Insured. H r )(>- or nearest Offer, 3'Jl. Jalan Besar, pore. <No 118 M) SALE: Morris 8 Saloon 1937 niodH $1,200;- Box 993 co Malaya598 words
-
-
Article, Illustration959 1941-12-04 5 H.L. HOPLIN' S - H.L. HOPLIN'S London, Oct. 28. SOLLUM to Singa--1 pore" is the title of the first leading ricle m The Times Hay, and it is a reminder of the continuous British front between those two points which now confronts the Axis. "At the eastern end of the chain Of959 words
-
322 1941-12-04 5 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DEC. 4, 1941. THE EASTERN FLEET J*HE arrival m Singapore of the Prina of Wales, with other units of the Royal Navy, means that the Eastern Fleet, whose creation was foreshadowed by the Prime Minister m his speech m the House of Commons recently, is now m322 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement94 1941-12-04 5 (pit Wfflyis?* \-Y.-:-:&.-:& WKo; »X« IV 1 \l I HCO4 ''srvyf w" 'I //<■* V^t y^^^ S f T \i I E'- 1 i^Si^sfe¥ m* >\ .<■:■:!•: I 1 :-.-:o tliil^ 1 I p l w&si A si k. f-'':-- II 93 fcw-*- V i I:-' Al■ l k f94 words
-
Advertisement23 1941-12-04 5 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PLUS SERVICE Head Office-No. I6D Cecil Street, ■UNQAPOBK, S.S. PHONfc NO. 5918.23 words
-
-
Article358 1941-12-04 10 Cable News From Down Under Melbourne, Dec. 2. THE Minister for the Army (Mr. Forde) said that everything possible was being done to speed up Australia's i defence and pre- paredness m view of I the m terna-tional j situation. He said "We want to lisre In I peace and358 words
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement303 1941-12-04 10 I SEE The Sensational sleigh chase with CONRAD VEIDT endeavouring to out-distance his pursuers! SEE JOAN CRAWFORD mercilessly I planning the destruction of a 7 -year -old I Child from an overhead Cable -car! I SEE THRILLS never before seen, even m the most j Sensational Screen Adventures ever made303 words
-
Advertisement265 1941-12-04 10 THE YEAR'S BEST ACTRESS IN THE SEASON'S FINEST CQMEDYRi )MANCE! TO-DAY 3-15, 6-15 9-15 P.M. ALIIIMBIiI t YOU'LL WANT TO VOTE GINGER ANOTHER "OSCAR"— for following f "Kitty Foyle" with this grand show! (jfifct L ffli^P^^^ ~*WL 111 lirK\ '/j '^fW^lAjia >*. i -k>B P \^k ■iift I *l£i B265 words
-
-
Article332 1941-12-04 11 Till: following is I In- card lor me second day of the Porak Turf iiih winter (Aircraft lot China and lanks lor Russia) meet, to be run at Ipoh on Tuesday, i>«'i\ Horses rl.iss 4, di\ I <i furs. Siwi 9.00 sii.nt Court 8.10 EWdasca B.K)332 words
-
Article30 1941-12-04 11 oECOND Lieut. O. M. Coltart, S.S.V.F., has been promoud to the rank of .ieutenunt C.Q.MS Edward Wharton 3nell, hlho of the S.b.VF., has been granted v commission as lieutenant (quarterniuHter).30 words
-
Article341 1941-12-04 11 Indian News Pars Bombay. Doc. 2. SIR Roger Lumley, Governor of Bom- I bay, has appointed a special board to ensure that all available means of transport are put to th« oeat use during the war. The board will be presided over by the Financial Adviser to the Government and341 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement79 1941-12-04 11 NEW IMVKUSAL'S IHG SPECTACULAR ADYKNTURi; EPIC! Made by FRANK LLOYD. HIS BIGGEST SINCE "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" Midnight Premiere SAT. NIGHT. 12.10 CAPITOL Lovely Loretta m an Exciting New Role! GOES WILD... w ithaWHAM! v^^r^Oj GLADYS 610IGI f- Do you remember how you laughed at ANN SOTHERN m "DULCY" and79 words
-
Advertisement7 1941-12-04 11 TO-DAY TO-MORROW AT 11 A.M. DAILY Aiji\>iitir\7 words
-
Advertisement220 1941-12-04 11 iLASI WAY 1«-«YY I 3.15 6.15 9.15 i. PAVILION ?^o..RoMflr< Tic o; Be- Hr /ove, not Latin... V five, not Geology t V bY wn Betty Co*Ed lP*s^ jfaJmi^Bf B turns school into B^l ''^k*' sß^Ru B^^F I yv^B7 n I Ik lv^BT Bf^ B^l BT BV^k. V Bk I220 words
-
-
Morning Tribune
-
Article532 1941-12-04 12 'U.S. FRUSTRTS NEW ORDER' Togo Sees Unprecedented Crisis Iti r^r cast Tokio, Dec. 4. AS a result of recent developments which are becoming increasingly serious, East Asia is confronted with an unprecedented crisis, the Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Togo, declared at the opening of the three-day East Asia economic conferenceReuter - 532 words
-
Article164 1941-12-04 12 I Melbourne, Dec. 4. I »PHE Australian War Cabinet I I met here to-day. Although I it is understood that early this I week defence authorities were I instructed to prepare for the I possibility of action within a I matter of hours, despatches I showingReuter - 164 words
-
119 1941-12-04 12 Sydney, Dec. 4. OVERNIGHT, the aaval balance of flower m the' Pacific and the whole strategic situation is dramatically changed, says the Sydney Daily Telegraph, m a leader on the arrival of the Battle Fleet m Singapore. The paper says that it will close the dangerousReuter - 119 words
-
Article166 1941-12-04 12 (By Brian R. CqnneW Hanoi, Dec. 4. TltlE highest tension continues to reign m Indo-China. Rational considerations point to a solution of the present impasse whereby a conflict will be avoided but the possibility of a sudden coup towards Thailand is an ever-present danger. The dangerous initiaReuter - 166 words
-
Article173 1941-12-04 12 New York. Dec. 4. WHEN the new destroyer "Ellyson," sister ship of the sunken "Kearney," was commissioned m Brooklyn, Admiral Charles O. Andrews, Head of the Board ol Visitors at the Naval Academy, Ann.^clis, warned the men: 'You are going into active service." He added: "This ship willReuter - 173 words
-
Article189 1941-12-04 12 London, Dec. 4. The Government motion, asking the House to declare that obligation for national service should extended to include the resources of woman power and man power still available and that necessary legislation be brought m forthwith, was carried by 326 to 10. The Bill was immediatelyReuter - 189 words
-
Article298 1941-12-04 12 Amery on India's Future London, Dec. 4. THE Secretary of fcytate for India, Mr. L. S. Amery, was asked by the Labour member, Mr. Sorensen, at question time m the House of Commons to-day whether "he Intends to indicate to the people of India upon what democratic basis His Majesty'sReuter - 298 words
-
248 1941-12-04 12 Eastern Fleet Surprises Tokio's Radio Admirals JAPAN'S next step Is still anybody's guess, sold Singapore Radio last night. But the salutary effects of the arrival In Singapore of part of the BMtrrm Fleet, added the announcer, are already unmistaJ Ilr "A week or so ago Tokio was laughing at reports248 words
-
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement127 1941-12-04 12 j 20th Century Fox Presents J'lSESißll romantic Throughout Missouri she j was hdtled as a new Joan CXulOltS Of of ArH M BELLE STARR THE BANDIT QUEEN UN TECHNICOLOUR) 3ia tr\ Q|O She captured an arsenal... ♦I U O♦l\J~~27 I Vi seized government property routed U. S. troops m balllt127 words
-