Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 28 January 1940

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    17 1 The Sunday Tribune 5 A.M. EDITION VOL 7— No. 34 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1940 FIVE CENTS.
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    BRITAIN WILL NOT WAIT FOR NAZI BLOWS
    2950 1 MR. CHURCHILL STRESSES THE NEED FOR ACTION "BRUTAL AND BESTIAL' A TROCITIES DENOUNCED i KI'I ISH science is superior to the German and there is no reason why the mm mining menace should not be brought under control as effectively as m the
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    Significance Of Russian Attack On Lake Ladoga
    204 1 Significance Of Russian Attack On Lake Ladoga Helsinki, Jan. 27. jHK real significance of the bitter Russian attacks for the past m the north i f Lake Ladoga wne a] parent. Though the attack! failed to break the Finnish t seems the Russians have M least partly averted serious reJSJ^ta
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    ILLEGAL LANDINGS IN PALESTINE
    41 1 •ia 27, s.. ;!l i(i r ed mostly fiom Gerh.,, In Pales- Greek amer m the v... r/ Jjf* «i is believed that Ul r '»«-N will aiiuu them la l4| P •'< Athlith, 5,,, m, Haifa Reuter
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    SPEECH HEARD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
    140 1 SPEECH HEARD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD (EASILY the most forceful speaker m ttfe British War Cabinet, the Right Hon. Mr. «^C Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, spoke from Manchester last night io people at Home, m the Dominions and the Empire, on the war generally. It will be remembered
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    HE'S BEEN GIVEN THE BIRD
    57 1 Here's that man again and he's being given the bird by diif of his own private; wooden eagle for a wooden soldier. The pictare was taken at the front. ucailf lliill'-nt'llMlX, relieved by hla resignation Iron the talis oi War Alinistcr relaxes with his dog
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    General Hertzog's Resolution Lost
    169 1 Capet ■wn t Jarvj 27 QEXERALj II ■'> remarkable resolution that the time had come fora state oi war Against Germany t > he ended and eace restored vva.< to-da§ defeated by 81 votas to 50. During the ck'Uate which went oi, from last TWsday .Uie
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    Clodius For Belgrade
    32 1 PARIS, Jan. Figaro states that Dr. Clodius. German irade envoy, who i^ now m Home is going; to Belgrade next wctk as observer it lh« Kalk-in Fntente Conference. Reuter
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    COLD SPELL IN AMERICA KILLS 339
    81 1 COLD SPELL IN AMERICA KILLS 339 New Oil ans. Jan. 27. AN almost unprecedented cold spell throughout the United Sta.es for the past ten days has can td 339 deaths. Throughout ih? Pastern States from Texas to Virginia death, suffering; and financial loss is reported and thousands of homes have
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      11 1 BATTERY ROAD. Tel: 4772 |>r« fc ss« s lipiss. to $30.
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    ONCE A CEMENT FACTORY
    225 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) (SINGAPORE'S million dollar hid to compete m the cement markets of the world is to-day a mass of ruins which can be bought it is understood for the meai»re sum of about 15 cents a square fcM»t. Situated at the ninth mile Pasir
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    SINGAPORE MUSLIM WEDDING
    66 2 SINGAPORE MUSLIM WEDDING TWO well-known Muslim families In Singapore wore united last Thursday ni",ht. when Mr. Abu Bakar, son of Ivr Bnaik Ahmad, stevedore, was married to the daughter of Mr. YusofT bin Bafar Ah. i r tho Singapore Muniility, at 38, Peterson Read. Thr ceremony was foPowed by a
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    ALLEGED MEMBERS OF UNLAWFUL SOCIETY
    73 2 Singapore. Saturday. Tan Chiang Hai a'ias Tan Ka Hu and Lim To Peng, were charged to-day with being m bcrs Of an unlawful society on Jan. 26. name ol tn« secret society m q tion being the Anti-enemy Backing I Society. Beth accused claimed trial
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    18 2 Mr. C. R. Forsythe, Chairman nf the Larut and Matang Sanitaiy Biard. laiping, is shortly proceeding on fur-
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    Driving Faults-VI
    56 2 I When turning right an m adequate hand signal should be I given. In this photograph the 1 driver of the small car gave no J signal and the overtaking car 3 swerved and crashed. This is another of the series of driving faults which we are publishing
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    A CORK-ING GOOD STORY
    431 2 Our Inquiring Reporter Tells You I (Tribune Staff Reporter) J£YKR stopped to think why aerated water companies and beer manufacturers of Malaya spend xtra the usandfl annually on crown corks or metallic- caps for bottles instead of using real, pure Iberian cork for stoppers? Well yes
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    MALAY MOTHERS SING "ROCK-A-BYE, BABY" AS AUTHOR LIES DYING
    357 2 MALAY MOTHERS SING "ROCK-A-BYE, BABY" AS AUTHOR LIES DYING Woman Who Bis Never Had A Child (Tribune Staff Reporter) "Rock-a-byc, baby, on the free i When the Wind blou.s, the cradle will rock ()NE of the w; rids greatest S lullabies which is sung the world over, has recently been
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    EPITAPH TO A CENSOR
    81 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ihe local Censor staff may smile at the following verse but this was actually written by an exasperated but anonymous author and hung: on the wall of an R.A.F. Censor's office, "Somewhere m France": Here at length m sweet repose A cei.sor lies:
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    Revenue Officers Acquitted
    305 2 Revenue Officers Acquitted Singapore, Saturday. T'W < revenue officers who wore alleged i have committed extortion of $7 !>y putting a sundry shop proprietor m fear of arrest were this morning acquitted by Mr, ii. Watson m the Third Police Court without their defence being called for. r i\w accused,
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    EURASIANS TO HOLD CONFERENCE
    113 2 EURASIANS TO HOLD CONFERENCE TUT. Eurasian Association has Ued ;> confer* nee of all the ot i.;s t be held S.R.C. en It 1> 8 and 9. i I»:i a, Selangor .md PexaV ciationa will t >»d dc- Confei nee will be open to all members <>i the community, including
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    ACQUITTED ON UNLAWFUL SOCIETY CHARGE
    207 2 ACQUITTED ON UNLAWFUL SOCIETY CHARGE (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca; Saturday. WONG Kum Wan, a 27 -year-old Cantonese, was acquitted :n the Criminal District Court yestefday on a charge <>i a > ting m the management of :>n unlawful smiety nair.fiy "The Chine c dnrr-to-die yoathfnl corps to resist the
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    These Pictures Tell An Interesting STORY
    100 3 These Pictures Tell An Interesting STORY •••II an interesting tale i it- oi cinema* and modern prothr odd-looking fellows on I Well <Me r.i th< m k cur ,rd i ;(I f lu If s with two of 1 1 r d \s "Big l-,iii- Mart asi.i m Fainnm. Recofthem?
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    NEW LOCAL LAKE WILL BE PARADISE FOR PICNICKERS
    372 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) JjOLlhW CROWDS OR PICNICKERS WHO MAY PERCHANCE WANDER AROUND THE COUNTRY-SIDE DURING THE CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS MIGHT STUMBLE ACROSS TWENTY ACRES OF LAM) WHICH WILL SOON BECOME ONE OF SINGAPORE'S LATEST BEAUTY SPOTS The resort formerly well-known aa
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    Admitted To Bar
    91 3 Fi-'mh our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Mr. Jawahar Singh Dhiilon Barris-ter-at-Law, Middle Temp'e was admitted to Ihe P.M. B. Bar by the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice E. J. Poyser at the Supreme Court yesterday. Mr. A. K. Fen made the application and Mr. C. Charlc^wcrth appeared
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    SHORTHAND WRITERS
    40 3 Tha i.hii ad annual general fi ingapore CnorthanJ Writers 1 n < Pi, man's* will be nolfl n's picmlses, Nd. 10. r v. oon Road, on Sunday, Feb. 4, a' 11.30 a.m. i 1 I Nts will be served.
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    In 1917 They Supplied Blotting Paper For Movie Fans To Weep On
    1203 3  - In 1917 They Supplied Blotting Paper For Movie Fans To Weep On LORRAINE STREETER brom Eye-Killing "Flickers" To Modern Marvels (By pOREWORD: For thirty years the Fisher brothers, well-known Sinerapcre and South African personalities, have been entertaining the public with moving picture-. From the first eye-killing 'flickers" to the primitive
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    SINGAPOREANS ARE SICK OF HITLER
    199 3 Tribune Staff Reporter) UITLER is no longer the popular 11 personage used to be once. Pictures of „M o !f. which used to br m great demand m Singapore barely three weeks ago. are now shunned ami scorned. Nohcdy wants to buy Hitler's likeness anymore.
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    33 3 The Pmang Patriotic Fund ha ched a total of 197.532 rdin* to the latest list issued The proceeds- from th? Patliofcc Race run at the Penang Turf Club ChristmasN.ow Year meeting were $6,077
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      443 3 A man who ha H^*"^^fcp had a bis >hare m (jiteriateAiig BiacaJP*^ P<»ic is now to bC Jg actiTtly ens »Kcd m it J^ the film busmp^-v. R^ Hi' li *nt rpnMiiii m Mr. (i. H. Kiut uh'» IkkljH lilst into the |k|, i ntt rtain.ng: bustncn when he apen«
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      19 3 LADIES^ NiSHT Saturday WtATiHEE LA.DiES^_ ONLY 4 SATURDAY NIGHT {GENTLEMEN ONLY| arxsnor jes.3«.- > ss "Enlighten} i Thy Daughter" 1
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      156 4 A Roaring Comedy Of A Cowboy Who Crashed Society OPENING TO-DAY CanitbC _3.15- 6.15-9.15 fflflljf fkSßte^Hri The grandest iaugh-and-love- •?»^l^m-' f jv! jt^**. "gw" fJL i jSf jfifenßßßß^ *^W f^tHn^HnL 4^hbbb^ A Vl n lff U 4 tJ I V >v^m|^^^ Wif/i Splendid Supporting Programme. I ONLY 4 MORE DAYS
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      408 4 Szechuen^ Nine-Point Programme Chengtu. 'HE nine-point administrative ptogramme for Seechuen Province drawn p by Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, mcurrently chairman of ti" 1 province, icludes a ir- ,i imme of economic tern truction Under tnis programme, a Production lanning Commission will v^ c *cvi >r the purpose of encouraging the e.siblishment
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      307 4 Meet GANTRY The Blind Horse n ■he most Thrilling. Unusual raring drama filmed! TO-DAY (SrXDAV) %m 1 llllii II ..m.. 3.15; <:.1">. 0.10 illillil.Tl BfillA YOU WILL CHEER YOU WILL THRILL YOU WILL REMEMBER FOREVER The Screen's Most Unusual Racing Drama! A BLUE-BLOODED HORSE AkVA RED-BLOODED BOX. %J YOU CANT
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    LOOKING FOR A FLAT IN THE WEST END
    1629 5 sdasdsad f RAVfi b«M flat huiitint. My potto btiaf "Onward :\m\ I'pward." I had hankering aftar tfeafetrkt <•' tiia Great Citj katwi pmlnfj W< M I. which indues Park Lane, Mayfair «md other rtsuris of the wealth) and fashionable. Hut feeling that
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    State War Lotteries Must Come!
    450 5 wi; kay— l GOVERNMENTS ATTITUDE ON THE QUESTION OF STATE JOTTERIES HAS BEEN THE SUBJECT OF A GOOD DEAL (r\ CRITICISM BY READERS OF THE TRIBUNE WHO HAVE WRITTEN FROM ALL QUARTERS ON THIS SUBJECT. Th( ral trend Favours :i definite pron mncement from Government.
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    "CURRY TIFFIN"
    60 5 Owing to the brilliant success of "Curry Tiffin" the Repertory Players are giving an extra performance next Saturday, Feb. 3, commencing at 9.15 p.m. The booking will open at Robinson's to-morrow "Monday* morning. In addition to the usual $3. and $2. .scats, ther,» will be two hundred one
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    30 5 Mr. L Russell, European Master, has joined the stall of the Kinu Edward VII School, Taiplng, taking the plac? of Mr T. L. White who has gone OH borne leave.
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    Huge Order For American Planes
    191 5 Huge Order For American P lanes New York, Jan. 27. ACCORDING to a Dow-Jones despatch from Los Angeles 'he British Purchasing Commission is expected to announce shortly that it has placed a new order with the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation totalling nineteen million dollars for plan it limit engines or propellors.
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    MALAY TEACHERS GIVE VOLUNTARY SERVICE
    182 5 MALAY TEACHERS GIVE VOLUNTARY SERVICE TUIE news broadcasts m Malay every evening over the 1 udspeakers art being list* ne< with the greatest interest m the Settlement m Singapore. 'ii -v are ma< did public spirit of ..nd m< mbti ci the Education Departmi nt, v. service as announce! m
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    WORK OF "SECURITY PATROLS"
    224 5 WORK OF "SECURITY PATROLS" i Londi n, '.i,,. fND ii':- brief Air Ministry rep<its < connaiseance Bights and j patrols" lie Ntorir, ol <» ities I'uiihl'iilly iccom- cd. Neither is the word "security 1 i. .!:< enenv ing ular tituti d, aft( r which min< laying expcdi- St. iT or
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    46 5 At war with Britain and Franc I at 1 m >'m aM lons. Be rlin, plans to play off her two chl f dnst each other. Oerjnan i :it circles and ne? .-.uddenly begun *o prophesy a l! over Asia Minor" as th« n xt pment,
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      156 5 Uo You Suffer From a^^^ |JbW^^ you any) C OF THESE SYMPTOMS? I ]U ILLIONS of people m this part )FLATUIENCE{ ±»A of the World are victims of (ctomkou daim c constant digestive trouble Their c STUIfIAOn rAIN 1 S?tt a c r o e nd vv i eak i
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore
    1183 6 A Woman Peeps At Singapore lOOKING m at Raffles ballroom the other night, I was struck by the i-u tandlngly smartly groomed gathering present. For th se .vho bad "eyes to see", many interesting fashion points were discernible. Particularly evident was that feeling for sfender lines, relieved by the necessary
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    Well-Known Singer Weds
    289 6 Mr. and Mrr. 5 C>ril IVarner, photos raphed after their ned- 5 ding: at St. And- S rew'a Cathedral on Jan. 20. lie fore her mirri- age. Mrs. War- I ncr was Miss j i Edith Vera Jus- 2 ter, a uel 1 I known singer on
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      500 6 n w ivi b dlaU 1 I C2£^ /*Jf^ lllllfiril ;l Builds Weight LuxTiria Cream— if you nro Thin. Underweight T <mr Skin Ti«ue Crew- y c. T^2A^SEi n "3 15 r^ It t* l s under the Byes, :m«l lack Beauti^ngFaceCream- Jft fWSSSyTSitSra.TKf dll skin Tonic- STUL MBSKUiSSESBSS M;
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      55 6 //X m£m J m J i I C I^^V >|^^^Vy A\/'/BR()\\\ Use title atimulaiinc; bleaching masque once a week and s» f goodbye to dull BaUon skin. It quickly clear- nd br.tfht ens the comnlexion. b anishcg tan, discolouration and sal low ness and «>J\i's new lite and vitality to
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    SHOPPING NEWS
    391 7 ft a. MAJBBD. oi 7ii. High Street, > mtu hil a practically inexhaustibio supply of new and delightful drcoi labncs, thus making 11 possible for you to find exactly the right mattfUl for every type of Irock. Ranging from cottons and the -sol" sheers to stiff silks, among
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    Singapore Society Takes Up Knitting
    455 7 Singapore Society Takes Up Knitting >>5| French and English ladies j work m a common cause its always .so ouicb papier to work when others are working all round you. At least, that's the principle thai prompted Lady Thomas and Madam 0 Pingapd, wife of the French ConsulGeneral, when they
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    WELCOME BACK
    211 7 WELCOME BACK QUITE B number cl Sint,apureans who enjoying holidays In oth£r Of the wcrid have cither now returned to the Colony or are on the point of doin'j^ so. Among these travellers are Mr. Kenneth Seth and his sifter Ellie who arrived back here last week with their mother.
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      198 7 ACIDITY KKLIEVKD IN TWO MIMTES ot l»cr ftem«dics 1. I tied. distressed With nr» V; ur heart atlng that y™ l lir >^ You feci \n« U) beatlnM You want nni L Hatecl You ivvl d1 tor of thp q reli(>f So did the wri the re nlf ter bt>low
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      35 7 1 Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day! Goodness nose I did MACLEANS PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE So/es Represe/)t(K/v A. T. Gillespic, P.O. Box 217, Singapore. li \fu u*c .i "lul dentifrice] try MACIEANS SOLID PEROXIDE DENTIFRICE
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      605 7 J^ WnAwnpiiFF) C hJUAIILIKIJI -■SSSSDANDRUFrCUREI j Lose A Pound A Day This New Easy Way l&t^'^~~\r Banish ThafUqlqN JLjr *^\m^m^M\ Useless Fat. A New wLL^T^^^ Oiscoverg from Hol!y- Calif. Used bg *q®Y Cinema Stars. Makes m I You Look and Feel < tk. \lO Years Younger.. h ,>>titSß^r |V ;<l
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, January 28, 1940. Let's Know Where We Stand
    371 8 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, January 28, 1940. Let's Know Where We Stand fHAT the "Ayes" have it on the issue of whether or not -Malaya should have Stateorganised lotteries m aid of the Patriotic Fund is now clear. That being' the case, it now rests with the Administration to give its
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    REMOVE THE COLOUR BAR AND ADVANCE THE LOCAL MAN
    1115 8  - REMOVE THE COLOUR BAR AND ADVANCE THE LOCAL MAN C. H. Stanley Jones To Save Costs In Wartime I By 1 QNE of the important changes this war will help to bring about will he the opening of more higher posts m Malaya to people bom m the country. That
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      547 8 HOW SANATORIUM PATIENT i PUT ON POUNDS of f !SH! INCREASE 1 YOUR WEIGHT J M i THIS EASY WAY ,>«. i iii»!v this sunatonum patient, hut <>! men, women and children Wm TASjeic. I n weight, by taking thcb<- tiny, M Wr I utcit flesh-forming tablets. And why m
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      182 8 Mjf i^^^^t* lw 1 1 HBM r I Nervous Debility Makes Life A Misery. There are many people who suffer i < "vous disorders. The stress of modern life is alone a great .strain on the nerv< item, and when, m addition there Is some extra worry, a shock tr
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      226 8 ~~M RHEUMATISM /pfe^ |j. To put an end to that /^oP\ yJSII awful agony you must WEAK KIDNEYS Most sufferers of rheumatism do The only way to end your pain h not know the true cause of this to strengthen the kidneys and enable trouble. The acute pain of rheu-
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    No Russian Recognition Of Wang Regime
    220 9 No Russian Recognition Of Wang Regime Moscow, Jan. 27. A X indication <>i" the Soviet's <\vlermination not to recognise Wang Ching Wei's Government \a apparent from a letter j >y M. Sobolev, a member of th<> Supreme Council, to tin- newspaper Trod calling Wang a super trail ir and ntating
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    FRENCH CANADIANS SEE BLOOD BROTHERS
    60 9 L^PFNTII trade unfcnitfta at present In London to take pait m the proceedings o f ;he General Council of the Trade* Union Congress, sitting as a Angle French Trade Union Council. to-cUy visited a Canadian division m camp. Tlie party spent a considerable time with
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    JAPANESE WARNING TO U.S. ENVOY
    466 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh CHUNGKING REFUTES "RIDICULOUS STORY" beared Attack On Life Of Nelson Johnson Shanghai, Jan. 27. fc N allegation made by a Japanese military a m spokesman yesterday that Chungking agents re plotting to attack the U.S.S. Luzon m order to endanger the
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    PHILIPPINES LINER SINKING
    61 9 PHILIPPINES LINER SINKING San Pedro, (California). Jan. 11 npl£ 14.000.tun Philippines liner President Quezon (formerly President Madison) is aground >fT Roiiin Islands, 500 imles oil lb« Japanese roast, and is reported to »c sinking. All board bay« bft'n rescued. Thf President Qaeson was on hvr first voyage under lhHlnlippine flag
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    Allied Airmen Not Violating Neutrality
    129 9 Washington, Jan. 27. IT appears that there is no foundation 1 for reports that British and French airmen are violating the United States i neutrality law. Ii is learned that the Lockheed company na.s .shipped prac- I tically all its planes by s^a. Only eight
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    DANES MAKE SPECIAL EVACUATION PLAN
    245 9 LONDON. .lAS. 27. JHE COPENHAGEN RADIO STATES THAT Tin: DANISH GOVERNMENT HAS ESTABLISHED A COMMITTEE TO ARRANGE FOR EVACUATION OF CIVILIANS FROM DANGER ZONKS SHOULD AN EMERGENCY ARISE (roun Princess Martha of Norway, m a broadcast speech from Oslo, declared that Norwegian women must be
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    Gtoucester Regiment
    35 9 IT i.s iearned thai Lhe first group or Militiamen enlisted under last year'" Military Service Acts to arrive at th W stern Froni belong to the Cil )i;c:^ i^* Rep inn lit Reuter
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      78 9 WHEN FEEDING It's after the birth of a baby that the mother needs careful attention most. Her strength has been severely taxed and when she is feeding the baby she needs extra and easily digested food. Dcctors throughout Malaya have recommended Horlicks for years as the Ideal food for both
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      525 9 Piles Drive You Crazy Don*! lei Itching I m protruding i ir Itality, ruin it nerves, and drive you craxy Ith i < 'hinaroid the rec< nt d i' an physician *top the pain In 15 mini ro j ou can walk, i Ide, work ai Ufa m comfort. It
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    WEDDING BELLS AT ST. ANDREW'S
    596 11 In Singapore Yesterday i_ |<WIN hanks of blue hydrangeas beautified the entrance to st Andrew's Cathedral and the fragrant scent ol frangipani perfumed the mten >r when tw i weddings were cel^brated there yesterday afternoon^ ihe yen Archdeacon Graham-White !l V u i!" cl at
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    Mother Sees 16-Year-Old Son Drown
    116 11 AX elderly Chinese woman together with her ill daughter had th*tragic experience of seeing h» j r 16-year-old «-n drown before her eyea off the coast of Pulau Tekong sh< p.m. yesterday. B r A r.d d hter stru igled into nth, but tin lr
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    Lord Hailey To Visit Colonies
    232 11 Lord Hailey To Visit Colonies I ondon Jan. 27. liHE Colonial and Dominions Offices announce: M At the request cf th^ E. 3cretacy for the Colonies, alter consultation with tlie Governors concerned, i >rd Ha .'ley will shortly pay a visit to 1 n b I ritish ndoncies m West.
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    WOMAN AND SOLDIERS HURT
    75 11 1 \ay w. «an and an bidian sol1h r |v wh n the bus they \.t"c travelling In collided with a ca: at the .i> < angi and Bsddi Ro;ids t st< venlng. Both were Ihrown against the opposite sice of Ihc bua In the collision
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    EXCESS PROFITS TAX
    56 11 Nen Delhi, Jan. 87. -iit, per cent, excess profit* tax is provided for m a vtmm-nt lull, rhr details .-f which am pablishcc* m the f:.i/(-M«- of India, liie las v ill be «>m j)i<»fits above what 1 termed "s< mrlnu) jMroftts 9 made 111 a»j acconntinf
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    MALAYA TO COMPETE IN INTERNATIONAL TOURNEY?
    632 12 MALAYA TO COMPETE IN INTERNATIONAL TOURNEY? Important 1.8. F. Suggestion (By "Gay Reveßet^ Perak) pREAT INTEREST HAS BEEN AROUSED HY THK LETTER RE(EIVKI) BY THE BADMINTON ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA PROM THK INTERNATIONAL BADMINTON FEDERATION Sl(iGESTING THE LSTAHUSHMENT OF A PACIFIC OR EASIFRN /ONE FOR COMPETITION BETWEEN MALAYA, AUSTRALIA, NEM ZEALAND,
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    A Bride Smiles...
    53 12 Sense lime ai;o when Rites Wailcen Wong won tin* i.pen singles badminton HUe fCI women th. 1 Sunday Tiilmm- published liti picture with the heading Champion Smllt s but now we lu»\e to eliange th; beading! Above pictvre shows Miss Waileen Wong as she looked on her
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    HINTS TO THE INEXPERIENCED
    337 12 (By "Cess"— Pcnang) \VITH the Penang Jnnior championit snips drawing nearei entries < ics on Mar. 1 :md the tournament begins on Mar. 10 the Settlement** rising players are at the mom« i>t praciteing seriously. These premising youngsters, who would be pariioipating m the competition, have
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    KON LEONG NOT DEFENDING HIS TITLE
    282 12 KON LEONG NOT DEFENDING HIS TITLE (By "Rambler"— Selangor) WONG PENG SOON of Johore will be taking part m the SHa»ij-<»» open singles championship which begin* this week-end. Chan Kon l.eong. the titleholder. will not be taking part, a sprained knee the result of a fall In a rugger match
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    MR. CHURCHILL'S STIRRING CALL TO ACTION
    1404 13 ((jn tiMual t**m P*«« Ml pic and would 02 m, their masters Ministers a- Ka m ';«mwn>'li, themselves strength ol C SS, ide th e House yf Corri on* reg ularity and nSI opportunii i I timulatSevere Criticism ai Mtfie it l« thLLt tlHit
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    DEUTSCHLAND MIGHT HAVE BEEN SUNK
    125 13 DEUTSCHLAND MIGHT HAVE BEEN SUNK New York. Jan. 27 THE New York Herald Tribune 1 discusses the suggestion that the announcement of the change of the name of the Deitscfaland on Jan 25 was made It disguise- the vessH's MS, and wya this dors not seem completely impossible The nc«,
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    NAZIS ALARMED BY EFFECTS OF ALLIED RADIO
    111 13 NAZIS ALARMED BY EFFECTS OF ALLIED RADIO I lt^lN{i alarm m Nazi circles, «*XiZT* of German citizens Reeled i lor eis{!i broadcasts, is •Hi ti. mi n a 25-minute broadcast man objects and neutrals lhc S S n" S5f man y U( warned ol Jlt °fo'ei^"u' lltlCs v cam m
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    Finns Capture Soviet Tanks
    155 13 Finns Capture Soviet Tanks Helsinki, Jan. 27. i\F a thousand Soviet tanks put into action at the beginning of the Finnish campaign 600 have been destroyed, it is claimed here. Thest results have exceeded the linns" expectations. Th methods of lighting- the tnnk attacks* are now revealed. Firstly, m the
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    79 13 HOME SOCCER RESULTS London. Jan. '11. Will following are results of —eel A matches played m England and Scotland to-da> Clapton O. 1. Miilwiill 2. SOUTH "B." Bournemouth 2. Brentford 2. Portsmouth 5, Brighton 1. NORTH WESTERN. Barrow I, Olchani 2 (abandoned. SOUTH WESTERN. 5 wansea TVntn 2. Bristol Rovers
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    53 13 BFIMJN, Jan. 27. German troops opened fire Ufj-uiist French loudspeakers wliich true used for the first time on ihe Western Front, according to the official German News Agency. rh t loudspeakers became silent, adds the agency, when the Germans, having i card their violent attacks against the Fuehrer, opened lire
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    Jack Crawford To Meet Quist In Final
    99 14 Jack Crawford To Meet Quist In Final Australian Tennis Sydney. Jan. 27. THE Australian Lawn Tennis resulted a.s follows: Champi .1. hips semi-finals: Jack Crawford beat John Bromwich ithe holder i 6 4, 6— I, 9—7. Adrian Quist boat Vivian McGrath j C- 4. 10—8, 6—3. WOMRN*B SINGLES I Semi-finals:
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    SINGAPORE'S SPLENDID VICTORY OVER NEGRI
    899 14 AROKIASAMY AGAIN PROVES HIS ABILITY Singapore 2; Negri-Sembilan .ijlASTand thrilling hockey was seen on the Padang yesterday, when Singapore narrowly defeated Negri-Sembilan by two goals to nil m a return inter-state match. The result was somewhat a surprise to many followers of the game, for
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    WEDS ENGLISH
    33 14 MR. KIIO sin XIX. the Chinese Davi> Cup lawn tennis player, who was married at a London register office on Friday to a 20-ycui-old English girl, fcHss Jane Margaret Gotdon Balfour.
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    JACK CHAUCER WINS RED CROSS STEEPLECHASE
    78 14 JACK CHAUCER WINS RED CROSS STEEPLECHASE L. ndon, Jan. 27 T7HE result ol the Red Cross Steeple chtise was a.^ follows: 1. Jack Chaucer I betting 4 to I). 2. Sterling Duke < betting 12 to I). 3. Knockadn leen (betting 20—1. Red Cross steeplechase runners were as fellows.:— Miivrhy
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    S. C. C. Win By Narrow Margin
    418 14 S.C.C Selangor "Dog" 1. REVERSING the previous decision when they lost to the Selangor Club by the only goal m the game, the S.C.C. beat their upcountry rivals m a hockey fixture on the Padang yesterday afternoon when the Selangor visitors icst by
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    SINGAPORE XI AGAINST MALACCA
    40 14 SINGAPORE XI AGAINST MALACCA beet v. m Ihcii return inter-sUfe uZ key cncc.untci with M> *< Wah; F:iy.|. It rtin, Sjt. S a Kti Sfft. C^oniii, P X nt Arokiasamy, NaM v lrli Moll- 1"• Umpire: Mr. M s M non
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    Fort Canning's Big Win At Johore
    403 14 Fort Canning's Big Win At Johore (From Our Own m-spondent) Segamat, Saturday pIVING an allround better disp| a U I o.t Canning XV fr Oni i Singapore had an rasv win over 1 North lohore In a rugby friendly al (ienuang, the visitors storing' jj points (three goab and two
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      671 14 Singapore Women's Hockey Trial oil wing teami have hem se !cct< (i to play m another rrtal oi\ Tuesday, at Ci S C ground:— COI Ol I It rs; Z. Clarke. A Pennefather (Capt r 3imonsen W iv.i D Clarke B. Oeh :ers, Mrs Braid, P Sewell, L Fernandez WHTTEB
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    SOUTH WIN IN ANNUAL RUGBY GAME
    862 15 STERLING FORWARD BATTLE ENDS IN VICTORY North Team Fought Back Grandly Singapore, Saturday. ROUSING rugby was witnessed at the Anson Road Stadium to-day where I end of season North vs. South classic resulted m a vfcfcr the South by L 3 points (a drop
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    The Teams
    57 15 «pRTO Keay (Penan*); sgr «as Hwsburgh (Penang), Roualle iTf r*k) McCall <Perak): lokeley (Penang), Thompson (Seian Ror). SOUTH: Mabiti (Johore); Christy (Army). Pierce (Army). Scott (Singapore), Seward r (Singapore); Ewart (Singapore). Simpson (Army); Maxey (Singapore), McLennan (Johore) Roberts (Army); Hopkln (Singapore), Sutton (R.A.F iiT ye I1S l t
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    AUGUST BADMINTON PARTY
    97 15 The following have been elected c fflce-bearers fcr 1940 for August Badminton Party:— President: Chow Shi Lin; vice-presi-dents: Scan Yang Cheng tie-elected. liim Guan; hon. secretary: See Pee hon. asst. secty.: Tay Kheng 'Vnn- hon. Chinese secty.: Yeo Chenc jiai fre- elected); hon. treasurer: Khor Tian Heck;
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    CLOSE FINISHES AT IPOH RACE MEETING
    852 15 CLOSE FINISHES AT IPOH RACE MEETING (From Our Own Reporter.) Ipoh, Saturday. 'J'HK last day <>t" the Perak January meet was held to-day, when good crowds attended. A dead heat for second place occurred m the fourth lace, when Constant Light and Abbot's Temptation finished together a short head behind
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    Dividends At A a Glance
    101 15 Dividends At A a Glance tia.ee l: KaJVANG o^o oc »8 Au Boss $7 Wait-A-Bit $0 Race 2: SALMON PAR $26 $9 Authentic $11 Danse dv Ventre $13 Race 3: PRATIQUE Sl5 §9 Night-hade $17 Winsome Sl9 Rate I: ADELE S3B $10 Constant Li^ht S8 Abbot's Temptation S9 Race 5:
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    63 15 The following have accepted to play for SCC. vs Selangor Club on Satui day. Jan. 27 at 330 p.m. sharp, at sec Major F E Robertson; P. P. Kinsey, R A. U. Todd: J. P. Wojd, W. J Peel, Capt. J. R. Kellett; G. W. S Waites, Lt.
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS
    73 15 The following are billiards' ties for next week at the S.C.C: Monday, Jan. 29: W. Shcdden bO) v. Major A. Nevlll (—10). Tuesday, Jan 30: C. J. Bembrokc (—3O) v. G. Pritchett —10?. Wednesday, Jan. 31: W Comdr. F. E. Watts (—2O) v. E. A. Corless <Scr.). Thursday,
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    International Cup Sold For Bullion
    132 15 International Cup Sold For Bullion London, Jan. 27. 'JHK Royal Victoria Vachl Club international gold challenge cup has been sold as old (Old to London bullion merchants for a sum understood to Ik> 8500. Winners of this famous trophy, which ranks second m importance to the America Cup, have included
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    89 15 The following players have been selected to represent Sime Darby Sports Club against the Ford Motor footbaU team m a friendly game of soccer on Monday Jan. 29 at Farrer Park: E. Oliveiror Neo Eng Bee; Choo Seng Chyc; N. E.ss s J. J. Bell: C. Francisco; C
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    AT THE RUGBY DANCE
    130 16 AT THE RUGBY DANCE Seen at the annual md of the s< aeon Rugby dinner and dance ar><>\<. <fi< m right to left round the table) Mrs. Biklior, Mr. \X I. Urlwin Ih inf Officer Davis, Misv B. LindaFlying Officer Thomas. Miss y Sprrcdaetaafh, Mr. \v. Loiasay, Mr. \Y. I
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    Huge Crowd At Rugger Dance
    502 16 r J^I I E Rugger season was "wound up" last night when the annual end of the season Rail was held at Raffles II itel. It was no exaggerati -n to say that the ballroom was packed, .m fact this function is bo popular it's
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    25 16 LONDON. Jan. 27.— Jh* list rf mofc lost m (Ju Rxmoath published •m.s >M<rnin« conlaina H v name* <>r 1 > eflicen and 173 ratini Reuter
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    Japanese Blockade Of Concessions
    209 16 Tientsin, Jan. '11. rpHK British Consulate ha* officially informed that Japanese blockade of the British M fPrench Concessions are being di cally tightened from to-day. Control barriers arc bcn\£ mac stricter and wire fences v.al be t tied again to morrow. The blockade has now been
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    COLONY'S NEW A.R.P. DIRECTOR
    53 16 Mr. E Tongue, the Colony's ft[\ Director of Air Raid Precautions, tbe going on leave to England shortt Mr. J. E. Jeans. v .ho has been Cb/ Air Rai'J Warden since the founAi^ of the Department, will be Director 4 Air Raid Precautions, Straits flrtfti ments,
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    STOP PRESS
    94 16 Moscow, Jan. 27.— The terminal* of the Japan-American TraJ' Agreement by ihe refusal of UV United States to conclude a i«np« rary agreement is part of the L'nitd States Policy of "untying hands order v o exert increasing pressure* Japan." states Pravcla. a'ldinjE thJl the United States, are
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    93 16 Pniis, Jan 27 -The West«:.. Fj^ has been r<(lii<"d to nmra^ <»nddfii (h-»\v which i* i' of mow Mi :l ha^ Mien hi r< •vork-. Pu(!o| activity :»^<l ol! f:int r- M:»'io.»s hay h in.'i-lii ally to a stiuulsiil 1 l Imv have bunt Intn m«re fii:lll fl :".fi v
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