Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 14 January 1940

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    21 1 The Sunday Tribune 5 A.M. E D ITI O N VOL. 7— No. 32. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, li»40. FIVE CENTS
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    DO YOU Want War Lotteries?
    335 1 DO YOU Want War Lotteries? T^OK week* lh« Tribune has contended <h.»t war lunds aw Ih obtained in luur and kpu'it amounts by \R MHTFRI 1 Millions of dollars arc available »n Malaya for this purpose millions awaiting collection It is our belief that, a^ «lf m "»s1 rated in
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    "BEWARE OF SLUMP AFTER THE WAR"
    438 1 CHANCELLOR'S ADVICE TO THE NATION Inflated Prices, Rising Costs Must Be Stopped m m vi ix- London, Jan, 13. IT KIN(i <hi» second of a series of War Cabinet speeches Sir John Simon, Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking at Glasgow appealed to the take
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    FORCED SAVINGS IN GERMANY
    120 1 Zurich. Jan. 13. THE policy of financing the war by forced savings was hinted at in a recent speech at S:\lburg by Dr. Funk. Nazi econoioic chief. German banking circles have shown marked opposition according ,o Ihe National tin* of TfcMe. v n is stated that
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    116 1 Having repeated the passage in Mr. Chamberlain's speech on Tuesday about the danger of a vicious spiral of alternative rising prices and wages. Sir John Simon »»aid that he had seen criticism of the Prime Minister's warning, suggesting- *hat (iovernment had not done what it should have to prevent prices
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    READY FOR THE ENEMY ABOVE
    27 1 The I l •poiiiulrr mm of a miiiesu ee per brought into art ion when airrr:ifl is sighted off Ihr K:i r<ia«t.
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    W. O. DENY GERMAN LIES
    118 1 W. O. DENY GERMAN LIES London, Jan. 13. rpHE War Office has issued a denial A t<> recent German reports which alleged that Mr. Hcre-Belisha's resignation from his post as Secretary for War wai duo to the fact that Mr. Chamberlain on a recent visit to France was surprised at
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    Turkey An Economic Ally
    105 1 Turkey An Economic Ally Istanbul. Jan. 13. A JOINT Anglo-French economic office has been established for the purchase from Turkey of all products, which since the war have been going to Germany through Hungary, Sit vakia, Rumania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia, according to the Turkish newspaper Tan. An Ankara report says
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    ALLIED SUPREMACY ON THE SEA
    179 1 ALLIED SUPREMACY ON THE SEA Paris, Jan. 13. fill IK striking achievement* of the I A Allies a1 sea during the first fun- j months of the war were outlined by M. Campinchi. Minister of Marine, i in a statement to the Tress. He said thai the Allies had assured
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    AIR MENACE
    34 1 A Mfcssenchmiti MR 100 tighter plane. ;l i >pr which iru raprewntcd In the Royal Air Force "baj;" of twelve German plains in u, c i,i R battle over the ircli«olaiid Bii;hl.
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    R.A.F. PLANES FLY OVER GREATER GERMANY
    638 1 London, Jan. 13. 'JMIE Air Ministry announces that an enemy aircraft was engaged and shct down by an R.A.F. lighter patrol (fIT the south-east t ast <>l Scotland this morning. The ministry also announces t hat U.A\ V made extensive ri-connuis-MiiK-es last night over
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    SEREMBAN TREAT TO CHILDREN
    292 2 SEREMBAN TREAT TO CHILDREN '"i" Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Saturday. THANKS first t t > the initiative and then t<> the kindness of Mr. Kok ('hong Fook, Managing-Direc-**r of the Met r. pole Theatre. Ltd.. 700 poor children will have the time *»tf their lives in a unique event for
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    Mrs. H. L. Hopkin
    47 2 MRS Hopkin. wife of Mr. H. L. Hopkin. London Correspondent of the Tribune Group of Newspapers, left Smuapore yesterday for England, accompanied "by her younger daughter. Miss Mary Hopkin On arrival in England, they will take up residence with Mr. Hopkin in London
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    Johore Bahru's Newest Theatre
    127 2 (Tribune staff Reporter) TOIIORK BAHIU' is to have a J new cinema at Jalan Segget. It is the old Soong Heng Theatre, which had been showing siage performances, renovated and redesigned. Work on the building started a short while agx) and the building is expected to
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    $200 Fine For Retaining Stolen Goods
    143 2 $200 Fine For Retaining Stolen Goods Singapore, Saturday. pONVICTED n a charge of dishonestly retaining stolen property, K. A. Abdul Mai id, the son of the proprietor of a general goods store in Middle Road was sentenced to-day to a line of J2OO r in default to undergo two months'
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    APPEAL TO ALL CHINESE
    201 2 APPEAL TO ALL CHINESE THF Singapore Chinese Chamber «f Commerce, in a forceiui statement issued to the Chines? prevs, appeals to all (hinese in Malaya to refrain from resorting to strikes as a means of adjusting wages, and signify their willingness to arbitrate labour disputes, for which purpose they have
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    AUTHOR OF MALAYA'S No. 1 SONG IS GERMAN
    386 2 HE'S MADE A FORTUNE HE CAN'T COLLECT (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) fVNE OF THE LUCKIEST MEN IN THE WORLD— YOU NIGHT U THINK— WOILI) BE THE COMPOSER OF THE NO. 1 SONG HIT OF THE WAR— "BEER BARREL POLKA.* This is the tune
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    POLICE BAND
    64 2 The bond of the Straits Settlements Polic will play to-morrow (Monday) at Farrer Park at 5.30 p.m. under the direction of Mr. J. C. Hitch, L.R.A.M.. A R.C.M., R.M.S.M.: Mftre.i ""Youth and Vigour" W. Lautenschlagen; Overture Miutha" Flotow: selection "The Meny Widow" F. Lehur; valse "Weaner Mad'ln" C
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    STRIKE COINCIDES WITH APPEAL TO LABOURERS
    412 2 CHINESE CHAMBER DISPUTES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY pOINCIDINC; WITH THE STRIKE TO-DAY OF ARTISANS ()F THE SINGAPORE II VRKOIR ROAM THE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ISSUED AN APPEAL TO THE CHINESE IN M\i Yv NOT TO RESORT TO THE STRIKE WEAPON AS A MEANS OF ENFORCING
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    ALCOHOLIC POISONING KILLED SOLDIER
    92 2 ALCOHOLIC POISONING KILLED SOLDIER Singapore, Saturday. AT the conclusion of the n inquiry into the death of Private Robert Demp«ey of the Argyle and Sutherlands. Mr. W. G. Porfer, the Coroner said that Dempsey's death was due to asphyxia from failure of the respiratory centre as a result of alcoholic
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    MR. H. B. NOON MARRIED
    96 2 (Frrm Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. QXK of the best known cricketers in the country, Mr. H. B. Noon was married this afternoon at St. John's Church to Miss Barbara Carr, Municipal nursing sister from Penan?. The bride was given away by Dr Brodie of
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    CONSUL-GENERAL AT SHANGHAI RETIRES
    37 2 rtTr TT Shanghai, Jan. 13. SIR Herbert Phillips, retiring British u Consul-General, is sailing on Tuesday in the President Coohdge for England He is retiring from tho consular service after 42 years.— Reuter
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    STRIKERS PICKET GATES
    218 2 TIIK artisan employees of the Singt, pore Harbour Bond's dockyard at Keppel Harbour are not at work this morning. It is learned that the men are demanding an increase of four cents per hour on account of th* increased << m of ihiim. The men arc already
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    FISHERMEN MACHINE-GUNNED
    224 2 R London. Jan. 13. Y an astonishing stroke of luck theie were no casualties when the trawler Jevington Court was bom bed by N'axi planes. Not so in the fishing trawler Star of Scotland. Jhal trawler was hauling her trawl ff Shetland Islands when a (ierman bomber appeared
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      272 2 MANY DOCTORS AGREE The Old Adage is Found Beit l>o< torr- in l.i. >'•'(>< '":tt"l throughout thi nrorklsi 11 find the old saying "An <if pr» i,t ion is wori h a pound of < i. ii -I :n! 1 1 for everyone. Mc^t of the weal ning roughs ami
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      3 2 GOODWOOD PARKK HOTEL
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    GOING UP
    48 3 1 new go -ernnuTt offices are rapidly taking shape. Hue you see the shell structure of the great huild*hich will be one oi the in Malaya when it is finished. United Engineers' experts are looking alter tne tapcriani preparatory sled u rk which is nearing completion.
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    M.R.U. ANNUAL BALL
    25 3 th?! e I I id-of-ball wil< bi Rallies There will conn. sp 'T1;l1 ca baret and dancing will 1 m to Hand
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    19 3 veSji \'l b01 to be over 100 gin- i i> n'* r l(Mlnd bv workmen digV at Sir Tb
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    ROYAL S'PORE FLYING CLUB NOW OPEN TO NON-EUROPEANS
    394 3 Several Chinese Members Enrolled Learns To Fly (Tntxme Staff Reporter) /VNCK the exclusive preserve of British Europeans, the Royal Singapore Plying Club has r w opened its soon to others Of British citizenship and parentage, the Tribune reliably understands. This brings the
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    STATION MASTER FINED FOR ASSAULT
    125 3 (Ficm Oiii- Own Reporter) Scrcmban, Saturday. A CASE which commenced In September und which had taken up tht Seremtan Magistrate's time on nc less than six previous day.s. attracting considerable attention especially amongst the Ceylon Tamils, came to a conclusion this morning when Mr. J.
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    WORLD'S FAIR ROMANCE
    85 3 Mv. and Mrs. Joe I. Sargon who are on their way to Bombay. !Mr. Sargon met his bride, the former Miss Rosalind Cohen, While visiting the New York World's Fair. Tiny v re married after a short whirlwind romance. The bride is a graduate of the Roxbury
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    Eighteen Ministering Angels
    214 3 (Tribune Stall Reporter) EIGHTEEN girls fresh from schc:;! with Junior Cambridge ard School Certificate qualificatiens have ju~i been admitted into the Nursing So hi lat Johore Bahru to be trained as nurses. One of the number fa a EuroIn the institution they are given' lecture courses on
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    20 3 The King has become joint patronin- chief with M. I^brun, President of the French Republic, of the AnsloFrench Ambulance Corps.
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    CEREMONIAL OPENING OF ASSIZES
    301 3 1"»Hf, ccremonia! opening of the Assizes of the year will take place on Monday at 10.30 a.m when the Chief Justice, S.S.. Sir P. A. McElwaine, accompanied by three Malayan judges will Attend a service at St. Andrew's Cathedral after which a Police Guard of Honour
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    Found Wife In Crowded World Fair
    327 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) |^l y N\ laughter and bright lights that's what the New York World's Fair spelt to the millions of its visitors who Merited to it and wardered among the magnificent Pavilions of every country, seoing the world brought practically to their
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    Five Years For Killing His Wife
    223 3 Five Years For Killing His Wife (From Our Own C'oriespondenl) Eatu Pahal. Saturday. nORAISAMY. a middle-aged Tami', who *J itood charged with the murder of hi:-, wife. So!!amah, en Nov. 23. ;i; 6 ango Koshi Estate, Eatu Pahat, w:is on Thursday found guilty rf cu'pnblc he micide not amounting to
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    A.A.M. ROAD COURTESY CAMPAIGN
    158 3 Driving Faults IV I In conjunction with Iho A.A.M. Rcor\ Courtesy Campaign v publishing an Interesting series Qt iphs similar to the one above. The photograph shown thi k La the fourth of the Two of these photographs have demonstrated the amount of space in parking
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    57 3 The Association of British Chamb«-r^ of Commerce announces that the firtft nth scholarship value £40 per annum it i" mill yeai.-, i....u I consular service echolarship scheme has been awardered to D. J. P. Brickdl. i son of Mr. D. F. H. Brickell, British i Consul at Ba-ra. He will
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      458 3 HERES UADDY MOTHER ANOTHEBlfflr rl mUluin WHO WAS NOT KEPT AWAKE LAST NIGHT _2 HER CHILD'S COUGH j \SBHEBBHWHI cough always strikes harder at V^ Vvlß^ J^^B n lf r deprives mother and child of iy V^Ds«^l 7(TjH precious sleep makes both feel 7* Jt* f I miserable. b i
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    BRITAIN STILL RICHEST NATION IN THE WORLD
    1637 5 BRITAIN STILL RICHEST NA TION IN THE WORLD L "«l»^iii In London -it mm mm "HI V(.u have lc be rich i<» eefc- «*e in Lcndin Dominion Iroapg ypir.| lras in the ci<r»tal Loadon has still trot lenty to srend and S s]c:ki, i( well !<)!() is horn. SV MHMN^
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    NAZI EMBLEM DECORATES THIS HOUSE OF PEACE
    782 5 NAZI EMBLEM DECORATES THIS HOUSE OF PEACE THIS IS NOT THE HOUSE THAT AD OLF BUILT Swastika Covered Shrine In Singapore nnhune Staff Repnrter) QNE DAY THIS WEEK I PAID A VISIT TO A SINGAPORE HOUSE WHICH WOULD HAVE DELIGHTED EVERY NAZI HEART, AND PERHAPS MIGHT EVEN HAVE CAUSED OLD
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    BLACK EYE FOR GERMAN BARON
    132 5 New York. l)i c. hrtuc Germany iostHa broke v.v* t i nlfht in one of New Y:>Tk'. s ■xstauranis tl hrrlands Hotel—and Germany io->t wnh casuaUKs amount ing to "ne of tho world's blackest iia< k eyes. The "shiner" adorned tbc far? < i Baron
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      178 5 Do You Suffer From a Übjßß^'^^^^^^^^^^thaTe you any i t OF THESE SYMPTOMS? M W^Si "?T° ple in this pan < >FLATULENCE< 111 ot the World are victims of UvAuinu n constant digestive trouble. Their roTUmAUH rAIrl > stomachs are weak. They are suffer- I IVFRI^HNFSS > 'ng from a
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1475 6  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore. VERA ARDMORE ■■■•JL, BY T^HE allied nations w:rc? well repre&ei£fd at the premiere screening 01 Th? Allied Forces" on Tuesday evening, when the proceeds, amounting to •-5,600 were given in their entirety to the Malaya Patriotic Fund. This was a brilliant social event. Tht>cenc in
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      492 6 »or Auffrrers from rhroni. s». a t odour. RtaWVC* Instantly »mcll from r«MHivc prmpiratmn. A htton Ju suff.rrrs Hvfag ,n thr tropu» rspf.iall*. Sax.-« frequent and inc on\pni«nt rhan^r of sweat atained lothinr. HodyN fru nd Sn..» Whit,- Powder in go narxrllously effrrtive that it not only rrtnu«n all dixromfort*
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    "Twelfth Night" At Johore
    338 7 JoiKWV Kth Night (Mi Jan. fi in *h< n the ■(i for a darn Club and their frit nds. attended among is bom?: H H I n< of J jl r .'on Bakar i id Capi Et. A. Gv.yn. AD C. to H. E the Governor.
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    "TWIN" R.A.F. ROMANCES
    124 7 Ada s r WaU aml hvU >"' Mi S n lint P i 2 ">™ugh. Who- enga K e- Z n nts to Ft. Lieut. I Brolly and I Year* y i r Were announ^<l <>" New" fve. Photos, Studio Le)f Marquis. pvo engagements, in which the
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    LOYAL REGIMENT'S CHILDERN'S PARTY
    232 7 LOYAL REGIMENT'S CHILDERN'S PARTY A VERX ihe Loyal Regiment's children's party which held at the Men's Recreation Room, Oiilman Barracks on Thursday afternoon, wai Mrs L V. Bond who arrived soon after the party began. Sh/i looked really charming in a frock of drr.> sea green silk which had an
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    Round The Shops
    560 7 llelow we It'll vow where— antl wll4ll —lo IIIIV MOT since the days of eighteen-inch waists has Fashion been so corsetconscious. Those vague genera] terms 'support" and control" have been replaced by new and more definite demands, thanks to moulded clothes, slender waists and curving lines of
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      141 7 MOTHERS-TO-BE WHO HAVE HKARTBURN Should Read tliis Nurse's Lettei t H :nrthip.o: of real interest tc 11 mothers-to-be who aro suffering ITn 1:r: in one or another Ol flatulence heartburn To day :t is endure this penaitj I in a matter od at is the good new.-' Char nh, l;1
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      20 7 HOME BEAUTY TREATMENT ■I fe=* =fIM Luxuria CreamSkin Tissue Cream— Beautifying FaceCream— Skin Tonic Medical Hall Ltd. 3, Battery Road.
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, January 14, 1940. Stop This Peace Talk
    428 8 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, January 14, 1940. Stop This Peace Talk NEUTRAL endeavours to bring about a settlement of the war are said to be. and probably are, actuated by the highest motives, but at this stage neutrals would render better service to themselves and to the Allies by adopting a
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    MOSCOW offers NO HOPE of FREEDOM
    1236 8  -  C. H. Stanley Jones A Word To The Misled Bv 1 IMF IV THREATS NEUTRALS QUESTION of the week, with major action in the West not expected before the Spring, is whether Sweden, and perhaps Norway, will go to the direct aid of the
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      614 8 .^"""■""^-•■■T^^^hv^ < i*f ALL OUR YESTERDAYS Good pirty hut night, m ,/r,.-/, cheer/U «aW lr«*i K«l wv/s^«. don' t Mm n I Utk. It must be very exasperat clearly- medicine man warned me <<• sonubm/\ it, mkU in 'Gimlets at parties. I alwaj take the precaution of bring"Ye* That u.»^
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      256 8 n OW INFLUENZA FATIKITf TUT ON FIRM, SOLID, FLESH Took Tasteless Vitamin Tablets. If you are worried to death because you ean't put an weight, do as this lady did Bhe was weak and thin after a baJ attack of influenza, but after taking a course of tiny, tasteless, tablets
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      244 8 ENGINEERS (fe-,2 SIT DOWN AND ESS! THINKTHISOVER Em? Th ally ar »houtands of 1OU" •PPortunities around you but onK?£> nd how to P r «Pa'« 'of them the T&nVrni INC chone r that your opportu**X "I U wi P a by unheeded. This It day of the Specioliit. TK« m
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    GOVT. GETS WINDFALL OF 300 HOUSES
    449 9 99-Year Leases Expire Building Laws Difficult To Comply With (TRIBUNE STAFF KKI'OKTKK) n.Ni: OF THE BRIGHT THINGS IN 1940— FOR GOVERNMENT AT ANY RATE— IS A WINDFALL IT HAS COME IN VOW AND A BIG ONE AT THAT. IN GOVERNMENT CIRCLES THEY 1)0 THINGS
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    THE WINDFALL
    72 9 The buildings putmcd above may not be w palatial, but thru certainly mean money to fi c n you count the amount each ■it pays in rent. Now Government /ins 1 taken over the buildings and ground, 99 -year leases having ixpired. The total value of pro. in
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    Sir John Anderson Stuck In Anderson Shelter
    199 9 London, Dec. 27. A R.P.-TOURING round London yes. terday, Sir John Ander Horn. tary, saw all kind "civil preparedness"— big parades of witer-spouting trailer pumps, detraiiona '•>• demoliti< n and rescue squads, and he even inspected the lowly suburban "tin shelter" that has
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    ARMY SEX RISKS: NEGLECT IS CRIME
    427 9 CONTROVERSY over Bex disease prevention in the Army goes <>nThis week [vor C. Lewis, secretary of the National Society for Ihf Prevention of Venereal Disease, urging the nerd for the Issue <>t" prophylactics, answers points made in "Reynolds" lasi week by Miss Alison Neilans,
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    40 9 H (i Leonard, formt ih Brl- i sidenl of Pahang, is no* an AR l 1 Warden I B. c insfl Id. His daughter, Miss Eveleen Leonard. Is In the A T.8., driving .m ambu'ancc -nnit \\hnv in I ondon
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    PRINCES' COURIER OUT OF JOB
    217 9 PRINCES' COURIER OUT OF JOB London, Dec. 27 r FIIK war has minimised travelling. It lias, therefore, interrupted the career of Mr. V. X. Wagner. For Mr. Wagner is chief courier of Co k's. He i.s the son ol a Swiss chemist, and ho emigrated to America at the age
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    10 9 Mi H B. Ward an A.R lv Warden at Weybridge.
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    622 10 Sr \tl--, Londi n. Dec. 27. EATED at the bade of the court at London Sessions last week when Gerald Riviere, "Prince of Tricksters," pleaded euilt, to llai: Australian woman now approaching middle a** who ii] v tied him u Prince Charming Ri if and
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    332 10 world news flashes AMSTERDAM. Jan I* A nPw 12^/rV" for ih nu »<*r«Hl yards breaststroke uis rstablishrcl by M,ss Alii Style (Holland) who set iin the orient time of 1 l;!"^. mI h i a He e I i Holland jaa Ihe former holder (overine- thS;; u> ta 1 w.i
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    BRITISH TROOPS SMOKE MORE, DRINK LESS
    571 10 London, Dec. 21>. HAVE been the witness of the happy effect made on a numbei of French officers of the collaboration o\: British troopc on the actual battle front, writes Richard Capell. The consideration was not so n-ueh the streflgtheni f the i&nn- »wer
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    7,000-MILE TRIP FROM THF ARCTIC-TO FIGHT
    671 10 7,000-MILE TRIP FROM THF ARCTIC-TO FIGHT BRINGS WIDOW NEWS OF LOST HUSBAND London, Dec. 27. PATRICK BAIRD, 28 year-old Arctic explorer who, a year ago, raced 300 miles across snow and ice to report (hat his Enffilsh coHcne-ie in the British-Canadian Arctic Expedition, Reginald Bray, had been drowned, is to-day
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    RUSSIAN SHIP DETAINED IN HONGKONG
    87 10 RUSSIAN SHIP DETAINED IN HONGKONG T London, .1 m R«yal s ii ke the li VI have been busv far afield. At Hongkong, th steamer Selandar w.:s i ;i mto port thi> morning s thai her ran;,, maj be d i«»r contraband. This is the first contra action bj t
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    UNITY OF BRITISH EMPIRE
    259 10 I London Jan. 13. 'TilK rimes take; the arrival in France this we i o f priol muleta ,.,,i a i contingent to reach text f< r editorial refle< tions u] markable n )l( as a whole an I o m particular in th f cria
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    16 10 Mr. and Mrs. 13. If F. I of Malaya, have lei S iheir en( ad In
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    168 10 L ndon, Jan. 13. VKWS reports yesterday of demands made in the ninst peremptory and threatening terms by Field Marsha] Goering to German industrialists in his new capacity as economic dictator for the Reich, have had a curi. us light thrown upon them by an incident
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    NAZIS' MOST BITTER COLD FOR MANY YEARS
    298 11 FUEL SHORTAGE London, Jan. 13. JN Germany, Jews have been formed into Labour Corps and have iit>( m ordered to sweep away the snow from the streets and break up ice and build roads during Germany's bitterest ccld spell in many i In
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    CAN YOU GUESS WHAT THESE
    74 11 CAN YOU GUESS WHAT THESE Thry sMfhl i recall Babylon.. "WIM n you were a km; in Babylon, and I vai Christian slave** Scenes dt v.a ylon and ancient Egypt ...If you think -<». you're wrong. Tnese two pirturrs are of ihotl from Holfywf.od Cavaleade 1 and they form a
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    3 11 TWO PICTURES RECALL?
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    Russians Use Incendiary Bombs On Finns
    169 11 Russians Use Incendiary Bombs On Finns IX a series <»;' Russian air raids on southern Finland yesterday, 20 j e pie were killed and 40 injured according to a Stockholm report. In .5. me tcwn.s the Ru^sums used in ndiary bombs doing a ijood deal of aama u to houses.
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    Oslo Prepares To Defend Neutrality
    125 11 Oslo, Jan. 13. npHK total expenditure for the year A 1940-41 is estimated at 826,000,000 ki ner, bf which 150,000,000 will be for extraordinary military measures to safeguard the neutrality of Norway, according t i the budget presented t<> the Storting by M. Oscar, Minister
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    GERMANS FACE TERRIFYING LACK OF FUEL
    123 11 GERMANS FACE TERRIFYING LACK OF FUEL Amsterdam, Jan. 13. PKPMANY'S lack of fuel for domestic heating is appar. entJy far mor e serious than at ftrsj supposed. The Te!egraaf reporting: what it describes as an exhibition of popular protest iii Berlin which even thp Nazi iron discipline faili to suppress,
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    Rome Will Defend Balkan Order
    133 11 Rome Will Defend Balkan Order Rome, Jan. 13. rp.HE semi-official Relation InterA nazionaJi declares: "Rome has no aims or schemes of aggression against Soviet Russia, but she is i determined to defend the Danubian and Balkan order against possible Bolshevik encroachment. For the i same reasons she has generously dis-
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    Mine Disaster Claims 92
    101 11 London, Jan. 13. rpHP; United States mine disaster at A Berkeley, Weal Virginia, lias caused the death of 92 men. Sixty-seven of the men were trap] when a terriiic explosion blocked th tunnel of the mine two days ago. Sinc n then Kindreds of rescuers have
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    27 11 The eighteenth Bessien of the International Geological Congress, which was to have been h<-ld in London in m July 31 to August 8, 1940, Is postponed indefinitely.
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    457 12  -  Cess Penang The May field B.P. Real Encouragement From Its Patrons (By \yiTH 1939 gone, interest of badminton enthusiasts in the Settlement is now drawn to the coming Penang junior championships, which, it is expected, will begin sometime in March. Judging by the interest and
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    SELANGOR TITLES FOR PENG SOON?
    231 12 SELANGOR TITLES FOR PENG SOON? (By "Rambler"— Selangor) GKLANGOR'S open singles championships start BOOM and the big news connected with prospective entries is that Wong Hteng Soon of Johore will take part. Here it should be mentioned that nothing exists in the local associat ion's rules to prevent players from
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    K.B.A. PRIZE GIVING
    196 12 K.B.A. PRIZE GIVING (By "Gay Reveller" Perak) TMK annual prize distribution to the winners of all tournaments conducted by the Kinla Badminton Association will be held on Jan. 20, a day before the annual general general meeting of the Perak Badminton Association. Five tourneys were held under th" r.uipices of
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    LABUAN TEAM
    38 12 Members of the Labua>i badminton team appear in the above picture Which was taken recently. In Labuin, badminton is making *;reat proftnss. (hanks to the interest taken in the sport principally by Chinese and In lians
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    WAILEEN WONG WEDS THIS WEEK
    201 12 WAILEEN WONG WEDS THIS WEEK Wt deling 1M15... (By "Ptmaix" Singapore) T^HIS week, badminton enthusiasts throughout the length and breadth of Malaya will !><• paying congratulations to Miss Waileeil Wong, well-known player whose name has even crept Into the widelyread handbook Of the International Badminton Federation. Miss Woncr i s
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    SPECIAL BADMINTON FEATURE
    134 12  - SPECIAL BADMINTON FEATURE PHOENIX Edited By LODGE B.P. i Amalgamation Statement Refuted To The Editor of the Sunday Tribune Sir -With reference to your correspondent'.-, Reveller of Pemki article on Perak "Sh. 1;)--pard" f'up Oimes for Ta;piiiß. I wish to point OUi that the Lorli;e BP. ha.s n^ver been amalgamated
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    War Has Strengthened Planters' Position
    1142 13 EDUCATION SCHEME SHOULD NOT BE STOPPED diom our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. STRESSING the importance of a Technical Education scheme for rubber planters, Mr. E. M. Allen, Chairman of the Incorporated Society of Planters, said thai it was important thai war should not interfere
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    RECENT WEDDINGS
    76 13 Mr. U'oon Chow Kwai. son of .Mr. and .Mrs. Wooti Hong Hens of Kuala Lumpur, was married to Miss Kuan Sou Wah. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kuan K«)k Cheong, of Jeniuliians>. The ceremony took place at Jeniuluang recently. Mr. Tai Yee> Mei, of Tiong Lee Co., Klang,
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    Nazi Planes Shot Down By Belgians
    64 13 Nazi Planes Shot Down By Belgians Brussels, Jan. 13. L^OREKiN aeroplanes anain newover Belgium to-day at a great height. Anti-aircraft batteries and fighter planes went into action and drove them across the frontier. Limbourg, Liege and Luxembourg were among the provinces visited. Workmen in the Zouftgen district were eyewitnesses of
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    70 13 To regulate the industry and conserve stocks, a Timber Contro? costing taxpayers £250.000 yearly has been set up. So wooden-headed is the department, claims the Sunday Express, that timber merchants throughout Britain have flooded the Chancellor of the Exchequer with criticisms. Sample: "The trade lias been bombarded with control notices,
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    186 13 London, Jan. 13. .n» article devoted to coaaftieraUon oi Kussian oil oulout The Times sums up its conclusions i« igarding the likelihood <>f Russia beimk able to export large Quantities of oil io Germany as follows: "Theie Is much oil In Russia thai '•ouid :n \hv
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    FOOD SUPPLY OFFICER
    22 13 Mr. E. V. Lermit has been appointed an Assistant Food Supply Officer f~r Singapore vice Mr. M. R. H^nderson^
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    LAST MINUTE GOAL GIVES SINGAPORE WIN
    977 14 WOMEN'S INTER-STATE HOCKEY EXCELLENT PLAY BY BOTH DEFENCES Mnj»<i|?me 1 Sebuigpr o. J^ SPLENDID gO*J saired two minutes before the end by Miss 15. Othiers gave Singapore a fully-deserved victory over Selani>!»r ir a thrilling inter-Slate hockey match mi the G.S.C. ground > esterday.
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    Vice -Versa Rugby On The Padang
    390 14 Vice -Versa Rugby On The Padang f TiIK Colours won by 13 points (two goals and a try) to three points (one try) in the annual Vice-Versa match on the Padang yesterday. I .ay was a gruelling max-up in the first seasicn, the threes en either side entering freely in
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    TO-DAY'S SOCCER
    94 14 The Tamil Brotherhood Paity meet >ho Siong 800 football XI at Farrer Park to-day, in an attempt to reverse the result cf the last encounter between these two teams which the Siong 800 champions of the Chinese league, won by two goals. A keen struggle is expected as
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    DERBY ENTRIES SLUMP BY 40 PER CENT.
    157 14 DERBY ENTRIES SLUMP BY 40 PER CENT. London, Jan. 1. r i.F ♦Mirirs for the 1941 Derby and Oaks have damped. Thesi 'lie.;, for new yeartiiifs, vlo- cd on Tuesday. Instead ol 546 nomination* for thr. Derby, as last year, thers are 211— a. drop of about 40 per cent.
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    WOMAN'S HOCKEY TEAMS
    32 14 WOMAN'S HOCKEY TEAMS IK- Lwo teams in the match between Singapore iromen and Belanfor wo. m«n at hockey yesterday. Th« Singapore women un dark shins) won by the only goal k c
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    Turnstiles Suggested For Arena
    186 14 Turnstiles Suggested For Arena LOCAL BOXING (K> -Pitt 1 i 'I'llK Singapore Boxing Board Control have approved the Box- ing programme ft r next Friday, the I only change being that the main I event will be 12(3) round instead of L0(3). In view of I ush at i he
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    JOHORE TO HOLD CHARITY MATCHES
    183 14 (Bv u O»iiv" Johore) ARRANGEMENTS are almost complete ami the Johcre inter-d»--tri-•' badminton tournament in of the Malaya Patriotic Fund w" 1 pnon be held, I un&tt»t(\nA> The competition will "3? run on? i Havios Cu Lorn, a match compj^ Ing a doubles and four
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      142 14 The following will play for the S.C.C. R N. to-morrow (Monday) at the I C.C.: A. N. Other; D Brennan, R. A. U. Todd; R. N. Elliot, F E Huichinson, FLt. h. r. Hughes-HuUett; A j Capt H. C. Christy, M. W. Cole. b. h. Lee, G. H Clement Umpire:
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      199 14 S.R.A. Pistol Singapore, Saturday. THE li si nl a .series of Pistol Com--1 petitions was conducted by the S.R. A. at s.v.c. Headquarters Rai Beach Ruad. ye.sterday. Fifty-two entries wen received. Individual Events Match 1. 10 yards. Sgt. R-ed RAF. 3G, Onr. Beohm S.V.C. 35. Match 2. 15 yards. Capt
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    TROPHY GOES TO ARMY XV
    1403 15 MALA YA CUP R UGB Y FINAL Excellent Play By The Forwards PENANG WENT DOWN (jALLAN I LY (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, SATURDAY. TO-DAY'S MALAYA CUP FINAL WAS AS THRILLING AS ANY CUP FINAL PLAYED ON THE PADANG. THE ARMY WON BY 16
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    HANDICAPS FOR IPOH RACE MEETING
    339 15 The Turf (From Our Own Report, i Ipoh, Saturday. HpiiE follov e handicaps for the ftrsi day of the Ipoh race meeting on Jan 20: ll«nses (lavs 2, Div. 1. 5' 2 furs, straight. Meadowman 90 Scarlet Tiger 8 10 Burraneer 8.7 Btano 8.7 Double
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    NEW RULES FOR ST. ANDREW'S OLD BOYS
    81 15 NEW RULES FOR ST. ANDREW'S OLD BOYS NEW ruh'^ for the running of the Association will tome under consideration at the annual meeting of St. Andrew's O.RA next Saturday afternoon. These rules have been drawn up v. ith a view to the amalgamation cf the variou*- sections under one central
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    88 15 THE TEAMS TEAMS IN THE FINAL WERE:THE ARMY: SPR. PASS; LjC. RANSOME, CAPT. MURPHY, LT. PIERCE, (APT. CHRISTY; LT. TOKER, CAPT. SIMPSON (CAPTAIN); GNR. SUNMAN, LT. GARDNER, LC. WARD. L;C. MICKEVEZIA, LT. MOIK-BYKES, LT. VINYCOMB, CAPT. SMITH. PENANG: J. F. KEAY; J. E. GOODRICH, T. M. (LARK, P. H. BURGESS,
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    77 15 London, Dec. 25. Welter-weight Arthur Danahar, oi Bethnal Green, who became an Irish Guard&man en Dec. 21, boxed brilliantly last night at Newcastle to outpoint the rugged Harry Craster. d Midnlesbrcugh, over ten rounds. Throughout a grand fight Craster could not got going against the rapierlike lefts cf
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    20 YEARS IN BOXING RING
    368 15 20 YEARS IN BOXING RING (From H. L. Hopkin) London, Jan. 2. 'jpWKXTV years as a professional boxer. It sounds an incredible record, but it is true nevertheh and the record holder if Len Han the British heavyweight champion. Harvey completed twenty years in th« ft ring on New Year's
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    NORTH AND SOUTH TEAMS
    94 15 THE following are the (rams 1 chosen for the North vs. South annual Rugby match to be played in Singapore: NORTH: Keay (Penang): Lundon (Penang), Ferguson (Perak), Smith (Selangt>r>; Dunne (Selan gor), Carrell (Selangor). Dr. J«atJ (Penang), Pollock (Selangor). Kuv sel (Penang), Mcßride (SeJangor), Horsburgh (Penang),
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      195 15 Track Work At Ipoh (Fn.m O«r Own Reporter) Ipoh. Saturday. THE best gallops at this morning's 1 track work here were by Dordrecht. Kerenna. Quick Money and Speranza. The track was very heavy and the s sandtrack was use*l for fast work. Murray Court (Bagby) maintained nis Penang's winning form
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    91 16 LONDON STAFFS WARNED NOT TO RETURN London, Jau. IS. IN a letter which the Minister of Home Semrit\ has sent to the London Chamber of Commerce. in reply to a request for guidance as to whether evacuated busine s staffs should return to London. Sir John Anderson states lhat in
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    267 16  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Chunfkkg, Jan. IS. Fl RTHER advance towards anton by the CUmm forces in Kwangtung province is reported in Chinese despa^hes It nied that the Chinese are advancinjr d on g the railway to- aids Sinkai, no th of (anton It is
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    New Moves In Balkans
    99 16 PRome. Jan 13. RINCE Paul. Regent of Yugoslavia and King Carol of Rumania met at Vrshatz. ten miles from the Rumanian irontier. according to a Belgrade despatch to the Stefani Agency. The Yugoslav Prime Minister M Tsvenkovitch. and two other Ministers were reported to be among
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    GERMAN AIR FIGHT REPORTS JUST A JOKE
    211 16 London. Jan 13 kis transmitted on Thursday, three n r.a.k. fighter-aircraft .saved three merchant ships from the attentions of a fietnke) bomber. To the amusement of the K.A.F. pilots concerned, the German wireless yesterday described the combat, stating four British Spitfirewere engaged, of
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    164 16 Belgium 's Measures Brussels, Jan. 13. HPHE Belgian Foreign Office dedares that Belgium has taken j "certain protective measures'' which constitute application of the defence plan formulated in the first days of the war. Official circles make no comment i n these measures beyond declaring j that they •'cover everything."
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    NEUTRAL VOLUNTEERS FOR FINLAND
    183 16 WAR MATERIALS PASS THROUGH FRANCE Supplies From Spain Will Be Used Against Soviet C1 01 NTRIES in the south-east of Europe are sending aid men and material to Finland to help that country in her fight against Soviet aggression. Reuter messages state that volunteers from these
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    41 16 Mr Arthur Froud. a tobacconist, had to drop his 10 year old wife from a window to men in the street below when fire broke out in his shop in St. Leonard's Road. Bow. He then jumped frcm the same window.
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    SOMETHING TO REMEMBER HER BY
    30 16 SOMETHING TO REMEMBER HER BY A hearty kiss of farewell for a member of the British Expeditionary Force as he left London to return to France after Christ BUM leave,
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    Girl Learner- Driver Fined After Fatality
    624 16 Girl Learner- Driver Fined After Fatality (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. PONVICTED on a charge of causing death by a negligent act i young Chinese woman. Mary Wong, a typist employed l»y Professo? T. B. Lam, was fined $100 or two months' Simple imprisonment in default by Mr.
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    In Spite Of War Radio Sets Increase
    165 16 In Spite Of War Radio Sets Increase London, Jan. L3. IX spile of the war, Britain is increasing her \p ris of radio receiving sets. In 1938 39 some 80,000 sets were sent overseas, fewer than 50,000 tfoing to Empin markets. The biggest British manufacturer reth for the 1040-41 season
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    NEW ZEALAND SENDS FORESTRY COMPANY
    43 16 London, Jan THE New Zealand Government announced the formation lor ijj vice ovei.r.t. o] i forestry coinpa logging and sawmills, and of rail** survey, construction and maintenai force. Both units will heuin irainu* early in February British Wireless
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    13 16 Mr and Mr. Khi Tett »J daughter of P< ire in S. holiday.
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