Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 19 January 1941

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    19 1 The Sunday Tribune 5 A.M. EDITION SINGAPORE, SUNDAY. Net Saks Exceed 23,200 Weekly JANUARY 19, L 941 FIVE (KNTS
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    GREEKS CAPTURE 1,000 ITALIANS IN COUNTER-ATTACK
    476 1 GREEKS CAPTURE 1,000 ITALIANS IN COUNTER-ATTACK R OME M OTHERS DEMONSTRA TE AGAINST "MUSSOLINI'S WAR" pURTHER substantial succe ea are announced m an Athens communique which tates that m the course of yesterday's operations, which were definitely to the Greel advantage, the Greeks occuoied several points m the fortified territory,
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    Mothers Protest
    83 1 Athena, Jan. IS. II is now established I hat 2\ well-known Grcek.B have been carried off as In s the Mali ins from Ai jiynic;isl ro and the im il'li)>oui iinofl. Their lair not Known. N N unlitiL' In H >-lal«'\m< wf b) m Italian pri mi \s
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    Rome Admits R.A.F. Raids
    88 1 R ni Jan. I i- ..<)■.. i artillery I ;il i i\ bruk front m i Italian communique, wi hat m the Sudan m. id force h approached l r j was repulsed Italians also rlaira it »n the Kenya front ihey rep Hcd an enemy
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    74 1 i. Jan 18 THE Bulgarian capital Is ai the momci cenc t 'lipiomatic a< tivit.v On Friday, the German Minister, Von Richtliofen. followed up hl.s previous day's call on the Premier, Dr. FilofT, with long conversation with the Foreign Minister. M Popofl At the same time, the Finance Minister. M.
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    EXPLOSIONS IN TOBRUK
    199 1 Cairo, Jan. 18. tF-X violent explosions and two large fires m military build- j ings were caused by bombs ofi the R.A.F. dip'ingr a raid on the much-battered Tobruk on Thursday night. A nv.mber of smaller fires and heavy explosions were also caused near the main wharf,
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    historic ceremony in U.S. tomorrow
    169 1 historic ceremony in U.S. tomorrow Washington, Jan. l v IyHKN Mr. Roosevelt driv< down Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol on Monday, a ceremonial without precedent m American history will b»* seen. Never before has a President taken the oath for three successive terms. Thousands ol people are already nocring Into
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    BISHOP EVERY DEAD
    71 1 London Jan 18 TNT. death has occurred ol 'he Right Rev. Edward Pranci Every, Rector of flgginton, Hurt on-Trent, Derbyshire at the age 01 78 He v.a s for 21 yeai from 1910 L 937, the Bishop Argentina and &ast and South America— the world's largest dioces?
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    R. A. F. LEAVE TRAIL OF FIRE IN REICH
    290 1 London, Jan. 18. [MVENTY-EIGHT attacks were carried out against shipping:, dockyards, etc. three against oil targets, 11 against factories and industrial targets, four against railways and a large number against aerodromes, by <-ho R.A.F 1 during the week ended Jan. 17.
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    MALAYA WANTS WAR LOTTERIES
    1283 1 TO-MORROW'S DEBATE WILL BE VERY KEEN The whole of malaYa's engush reading public, with hundreds of millions of dollars behind it, anxiously awaits the debate m the legislative council tomorrow on state war lotteries for the DURATION. From many sources of information, it is gathered thai
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    LUCKY DAY
    82 1 FN flying clubs throughout India have row begun training a < pilot foi f hp I c •<• Reuter S it was tM l> '!»>' c Faramooni when a talent t scout spotted Virginia Dale, i j Tin. blonde from Char- I Ictte; N.< a Cornier dance- t
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    EMPIRE TRADE CONFERENCE SUGGESTED
    153 1 EMPIRE TRADE CONFERENCE SUGGESTED L- 18 VHE TUt t m fluent co'umns thai the I culture hould inltiatJ m cony of EYnproduders on T i< Unea of '-he nferencc tv <n > which agreed v I ou ly upon a marl policy I nt the overfloodin^ of the Britl v
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    King's Cousin Engaged
    39 1 .1 IS HI V .l< tionea, undi i th< >1 MarIct cousin, t-lii kl Lady Iris Mount batten, t f child Marque: and of i !i. biooki lo plain v O'Malley. of the Ii British Wireless
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    Churchill's Appeal Impresses U.S.
    82 1 MR. Cl l! >*5 need i t and a< roplai from lop '•<• front i>u/"» n f New York to d.iv and la m pi published than Ur ii nil m< »f un ted ;1 ecretaries °f fend Na y i I »ii 8 ;f R
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    STOP PRESS
    78 1 Wash mi c*"". Inn Quick pa'sap^ «>f Ihc \i«l l«»t Riitain Will was nrged fc> Mr. Kmuisen. leading wifmbw 1 111* 11 National Dcfeu« r Board testify mr, before ihr House Foreign Affairs Committee, 'ihr pai of thr Bill he formed "part of our defence taked whethei he
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    $5 FOR AN APPLE PIE
    117 2 Singapore, Saturday. Because he was very hungry, P. Kunju Krishnan. 24. an Indian dram sweepei employed at the Naval Base, put hia hand into Che window of v tjuildint?, near which he had been working, and took out an I apple pio. Unfortunately lor him,
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    INDIA URGED TO INDUSTRIALISE
    67 2 Hwirrabad (Deccan), Jan. 18. -INDUSTPIALISE your country I and the key to the future will br in your hands," said Sir Alexander Roger, chairman «>i the i; Itlsh Supply Commission. "Your helping Britain to win the war will he Ip you and your c i itry.
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    53 2 Madrid. Jan lh pERMANY and Spain have v initialled an agreement under i which Spam receive! paper and newsprint to the value of 5.000,000 marks. Twenty five peT cent will be m the form Of pulp and the remainder manufactured No details oi what Germany i.s receiving m return have
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    WHERE TO LISTEN IN TO-DAY
    895 2 SINGAPORE /hi. m. m:* w ts. ZttP 1. 30 Hti «9 n. /HF 3 41 38 m. ".W ni rs zHi.. zhpi van. v.in. 11 00 Thf Re^miontal B; t nd of His esty'a Urrnadler Ouardfl Coronation March and Hymn iK. Clt-r--n..in. arr. D Qodfrey)
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    Retiring Ambulance Brigade Chief Lauds Members' Work
    455 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Saturday. fFIIK thousand and four hundred members of the St. John's Ambulance Brigade of Singapore will very shortly bid good-bye to their District Superintendent, ('apt. Goodman Ambler, educationistsoldier, who will be leaving Malaya on retirement before Ihi end Of
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      554 2 f* i»j" >: <>2i- < 1 -?3 NEW VITALITY FOR YOU THE IMMEDIATE TONIC ietfra r BftMf ScuaUijiu "O^l" La known ouly to a few. It stimulates tfie nlancls norn the vi THy of n. l.uig. fi-i-ding. rejuvoiiating. lading from you it is NNtw t this amazing cor»cea» i ds
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      24 2 tINGA WATER i° v M xS :-\\> MNRI tfAl ///f MINERAL WATER from the Seletar Hot Spring, Singapore. An alkaline drink with excellent corrective properties
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      590 2 @w©imy Tho mental M Wl 'ivsical distress Incurred through v,orry slowly but. surelj n lerminei health. Only those who suffer from constipation know whi i source of worry I can be. Hut it is i lition that should not and need 1. derated. A dose or t «.>. i Lnkettea
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    Had Bad Heart. Unable To Attend Court
    509 3 Singapore, Saturday. EVIDENCE thai the man was having very serious cardiac trouble and that, with any undue stress, anything mijrht happen to him was given by Dr. K. S. Tay, a private medical practitioner, at an enquiry before Mr. Justice Gordon-Smith m the
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    WEDDING
    65 3 Miss I. Muri who returned recently ii nin Ho la to guce— d Miss Rowland General Hospital. Kuala Uplß. and Mrs. Ong Kok Chye, photographed after their wedding at Devonshire Road, Singapore. The bridegroom is the *<'?/ of the late Mr. Ong Cheng Tan, and Mrs. Ong, and the
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    Singapore's Polite Ricksha Pullers
    202 3 Singapore's Polite Ricksha Pullers Hongkong, Jan. 8. I WONDERED why the taxi drivers and ricksha pulS Icrs i«i Singapore were so ci- t vil. There is a Court m Sin- fcanore which ricksha pull- ers, taxi drivers and bus f drivers and conductors know >vcll it is presided over by
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    WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
    64 3 HITHERTO a limit of $15,000 has been fixed to the amount which ony one person could invest In War Savings Certificates m Malaya. The limit has now been raised to $25,000. Certificates are available iii the denominations of $15. $75. SI SO and $750. and over a
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    'Face-Lifting'Makes Krian Mangoes Insipid
    259 3 'Face-Lifting' Makes Krian Mangoes Insipid (Tribune Staff Reporter) IF you succumb to the charms of a mango, which has been subjected to a "face-lifting" process by the kampong growers, and later find that the fruit is insipid, don't blame Nature for playing a hoax on you. The blame should be
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    Rubber Growers Exempted From Income Tax
    63 3 Rubber Growers Exempted From Income Tax A BILL providing for the imposition of a further war tax of 5% per cent, on rubber will shortly be introduced m the Legislative Council. This Bill is consequent upon the lecision to exempt cultivators of libber from payment of war tax >n income
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    TRI-SHA WS ARE NOW POPULAR IN PERLIS
    632 3 A VITAL MEANS OF TRANSPORT (Tribune Staff Reporter) fpAXI. .taxi, .this word has the ordinary meaning of a motorpowered conveyance, such as those found m all the big centres of Malaya, but to Perlis, the northernmost and smallest State m this country, it
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    Batu Pahat Bride
    95 3 Batu Pa hat Bride Mr. A. Ponnlah, headmaster of the A C School. Kapar, has been transferred to the Continuation School of the M B.'-J, Kuala Lumpur. Mr. and Mrs. Ang Seng Watt, photographed after their iccdding at the Chinese Library, Armenian Street. Mr. Ang is the fifth soil of
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      211 3 •"HAZELINE' SNOW" 4 '^SB^N For the dainty woman yV^^^B Constant care of the com*J Rftpr pie x ion is beautv\< insistent L^?^ x^2> fS^y ts the toilet preparation chosen lir;^ 1> V <co/ncn of taste. An aid to j^& SSa L clear complexions, 7 'acr/ine' gl|j4 BPfeTVf' Y^Mm table. fv
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      125 3 IF YOUR BREATH HAS A SMELL YOU CANT FEEL WELL Unless 2 pints of bile juice flow from our liver into our bowels every day, our movements pat hard and constipated and our food decays unnaturally m our 28 feet of bowels. This decay bends poison all over our body
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      233 3 Hearing Restored Slop Head Noises Deafness and Head rfotoea neod not be dreaded any longer since the discovery of an American Physician. Now it is possible for some of the most obstinate cases of »eafnes.«? to be relieved m a day's time by Jhe application of the prescription called Spantex.
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      589 3 k 1^ r Time marches on. I I Methods of travel I i J change. Also medicines. I > 7^ Now we don't have to take I J^j nasty-tasting oils, inconvenient herbal I brews and griping purgatives. Medical I science gives us LAXOBAC the I modern chocolate laxative. Laxobac I
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1698 4  -  Vera Ardmore By rORTY friends of Miss Sylvia Wong, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Wong, gathered together ai her home. 64. St. Patrick's Road, on Saturday night, to wish her "Many Happy Returns". Dressed m a pastel coloured, floor-length dance frock of pink
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      290 4 f fk I I fk3 MADE-TO-ORDER y i I i I-M Tl OK KEMODEIXEI). wVrm'* inn hats spe< i\i n f?/ I iLjBEuKrM RodneJ Hou dj*& M B^^H Battery Road. A '4AMI it th« luxury th*zn- I I poo, uicd rttularly oy mi Hums ■flßj' > 7^^m oi»tifij:vewomea Amami I
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      18 4 SUGGESTION FOR HIS BIRTHDAY A new Shaving Brush by SIMPSON p FROM Medical Hall Ltd. 3, Battery Road.
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    Bits Of Messerchmitts For Sale In Ipoh
    186 5 (Tumi Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Friday. A SPLENDID opportunity is being offered to local residents for U urchase of souvenirs of German plane wreckages, which have been broughi from England by Mrs. \l. Dane. They are i of synthetic glass from tin* Nazi
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    ALLEGED TARRING OF SIGN BOARD
    121 5 Singaixire, Saturday. AFTER a lon«- absence of "tari:m«j" incidents, a sign board In ore has be* red. '1 hi I ippened t.j the Ign board ol a Chinese barber* In Albert Btreet Lum On*; Chin-. 30, who WS i alleged to have been responsible for
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    BIG BLAZE NEAR FORD FACTORY
    86 5 Detroit, Jan. 18. ALL the available nrs-flghting equipment has been sent to cope th it Ore which followed an ex- plotAon yest rday near one of the I rd Motcr Company's factories at Dearborn, Michigan. Officials of Department of Justice were i Immediately sent to
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    BRITISH WAR MATERIALS FOR GREECE
    74 5 BRITISH WAR MATERIALS FOR GREECE Athens, Jan. 18. The ftrst Brit, h convoy bearing materials l'rom Britain to Ived m a e.n.-ek port a lew days ago, h was authoritanight. a the convoy which ran nititlet acks to raters but reached the k harbour unseat] <a. since have watched the
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    Crooner From Singapore
    1321 5 11. L. llopkin Meets A London, Nov. 27. r WAS walking down Shaftesbwy Avenue during a lull m the proceedings. By the expression "duiinii a lull m the ptoccedings" 1 mean that the all clear hud sounded and it was reasonably safe to walk down Shaftesbury Avenue
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    Arrested In Sampan On Singapore River
    128 5 Singapore, Saturday. ALLEGED to ho.ye attempted to import 208 ».i lb. ot imitation silver won-e without a permit, an effence under the Imports and Exports Emergency Powers Ordinance, Teo Kwang Joo. a young Teochew. appeared before the fourth magistrate, Mr. Kenneth M. Byrne, to-day.
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    Did Not Know Why He Drank Caustic Soda
    111 5 Did Not Know Why He Drank Caustic Soda Singapore, Saturday. AFTER having nearly died by drinking a solution of caustic soda, Leonpj Kai Chay, 45, who was I charged before Mr. J. G. Rappoport. the Third Magistrate, with 1 having attempted to commit suicide, on Sept. 25. 1940. said chat
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    Cathedral Wedding
    247 5 Singapon iturday. PQUADRON-LEADER Nor m a n *5 William Wakelin, .son of late Mr. S. E. Wakelin and Mrs. :elin or Cloebury Mortimer, ipshire, was married to Miss "Bunty" Sherwood, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Sherwood, ol Raynes Park. Sussex, at St. Andrew's Cathedra] this afternoon.
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    Impersonation Of Officer Alleged
    88 5 Singapore, Saturday. TWO charges of allegedly posing 1 as a sanitary Inspector, and committing extortion oy dishonestly inducing Yap Kee Neo to deliver to him $2. were preferred against Tan Teck What, a 43-year-old Chinese, m the Fifth Police Court to-day. The offences wore alleged to
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      199 5 SINCERE'S UMONIS DRAUGHT jj£^ The original M non-bitter laxative ami i pum.tt i\<\ pjpay^ bottle. Vpf'/Sf-:' To Wholesale p»>»\- special price on .ipplu -ation. SOLD BY ALL PROVISION DEALERS DRUGGISTS. SINCERE DISPENSARY LTD. Wholesale and Retail Dispensing^ Chesaists Head office: 10-1», Hill Str.rl. Wh vie sale Department: 59, Hill Street,
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      60 5 ■sBDHsfIBSSiss^BH! T^pi Beffer jobs and l/rV/ bigger salaries are for smart men only. That is why millions of men use Anzora. It is the best, most healthy t~ r rfffßßS? hair dressing you V con buy. And it J I keeps the head coo/. i v] j MASTER YOUR ftHZPKA
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      385 5 SKIN DISEASE SPREAD and SPREAD but Banished It SKIN diseases spread I Rf m^F i at an alarming rate ißr I unless you attack them m[~\'J J^T-^' j quickly. Here is a case Wl, /^S*'~2 m where an intensely irrita- Bj a^m.//'/^^ tingandunsightlytrouble Wj^^mf/J^^k spread and spread from ■■■^■■i fingers
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      842 5 Straits Typewriter Agency (I Mbhfchrd I 'HI i STATI it REPAIRER* MA, C^mnge Alley, Singapore. OBTAIN dlr*^3* ftrom ug ail kindt y^^fTX££r RIBBONS AND CARBONS R.ng u.s up f>r mechftnlrs In CMM y nirypcwriter Is <nn ol order, aiiU uaMi Immediate atteni 'Phoiu- N,,s. 7770 2481. Has^ust the right alkaline
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, January 19, 1941. Opinion
    443 6 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, January 19, 1941. Opinion Estate Duty Kates WHILE w e are fully alive to the need for raising" as much money as is consistent with our prosperity, we cannot view with equanimity any steps to £ive the maximum aid to Britain which f will have the
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    WELCOME DECISION
    1518 6 EDWARD ELLIS ON TRADE UNIONS a 8.8.C. news broadcast re- cently announced that the British Government had decided to appoint British trades union officials to advisory posts m colonial governments. Their business will be to study and advise the local governments on all matters pertaining to labour with
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    ponklesklymph
    764 6 %V.II.I»a«n»on Ol' Him ANCE upon a time that is I how all gopd fairy stories begin, and some others as well I invented an animal which rejoiced m the name of 1 Ponklesklymph. It was a port of a cross, or a doublem double cross, between a duck- billed
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      1125 6 Restore Youthful Yiqour To Glands m 24 Hours New Discovery Brings Pleasures of Life to Men ~3 Who Feel Old Before SL Their Time I>o you f<»el older than you ar.-? Art' you latkinK m youthful animation? l»o you n- K. -IwH| Nrt^-m. Joy the society of beautiful won, en?
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      131 6 M SLEEPY AFTER MEALS? ><> you feel your eyes weighted with I and your head nodding after meals l>;> you sutler from a feeling of heaviness >r sterna* h pveamra 1 lie chances arc that excess acidity which irritates the delicate stomach lining rases food fermentation is to blame. A
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      151 6 Im B^ are you going with that whacking big black cheroot. Not after last night I'm going to do a little deforesta- l iion>l Wfci the way you w not turn, Bertie. There's a tree outside °f ter last night.* I detect al l rtam I M taken a dislike
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    RANEE OBJECTS TO "RIFFRAFF" REPORT
    292 7 fFHr: Rane< of Sarawak, wile of the 'White Raja." Sir harlo Vyner Brooke, objects to the reports that she referred to child evacuees frogs. Britain as "(he rill raff ofl England. in a letter to Time, the American news magazine, which also reported the Ranee
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    JAPAN FLAYED BY INDIAN PRESS!
    201 7 JAPAN FLAYED BY INDIAN PRESS! Bombay, J an 18- i T!I F Japanese league's "pro- gramme of emancipation for the oppressed peoples m south-eastern Asi:i has drawn nothing l>iu scorn and i ridicule from Ihe whole of the press. Typical of it is the Bombay Sentinel's tornment. "After trying bo
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    34 7 Washington, Jan. 18 SENATORS Glass and Byrne, both supporters of President X sevelt's British Aid plan hnve been recommended by the Democratic Steering Committee for election to fh*' Important smute Foreign Relatimr. Committco. Reuter
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    THAI ADVANCE STOPPED
    83 7 Hanoi. Jan. 18. OUR small unite who stopped the Thailand advance on Jan. 15 west of Pakse have had small 15 killed and wounded. bVates a tnmunique la&ied by GoverncrOen?ral Docoux. They returned ;ly to Fakso during the night of Jan. 15 16. m the region of
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    PATRICIA'S PROTECTOR
    64 7 Patricia Morison, young Paramount star, is well protected hi/ her solemn little dachshunde, Judy. This nicture shores the pair at the home of Miss Morison, m Beverly Hills, while the star was resting between scenes of her first starring picture Paramount's Technicolor drama of the north woods, "Untamed
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    Would-Be Woman M.P. Urges Lotteries
    1104 7 Wou ld-Be Woman M.P. Urges Lotteries CO VT. SHOULD NOT LOSE MORE TIME S THIS article was written for the Sunday Tribune by Ben bara Whitttvg ham- Jones, a well-known public figure m Liverpool S who recently came to Malaya to marry Mr. Henry Rolf Oppe'i- I hcim of Ipoh.
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    NURSE CARRIES MEN PATIENTS TO SAFETY
    163 7 NURSE CARRIES MEN PATIENTS TO SAFETY London, Jan. 18. A NURSE m charge of a men's A ward at the bombed Royal Chester Hospital is among the recipients ol the George Medal The nurse i Idas Patricia Marmion who struggled through the debris to her ward to pacify her patients
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    Petain Still Resisting Hitler
    118 7 Petain Still Resisting Hitler J*HE fact that the German controlled Paris press continues to attack Marshal Petair suggests that the Marsha! i* still declining to meet Berlin* demands. Vichy, too, has officially de nied the German report thai the French Cabinet is resigning. According to the correspondent of "Neve Zuerchen
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    16 7 Dr. P B Pill** hn-j be^n annoir^od to b > Assistant Medical Oflirer Sungei Pa til m
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      232 7 THE RULES OF HEALTH I are Jew and simple I \m 4 ow^ w X 111 1^ irst thing m the morning— even before washing yfc*»~^ 'S -think of Inner Cleanliness. For a clear skin, bright iliXijl e^ cs anc tnat innor s P ar^le which is the secret of
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      11 7 lw Es^HDYnCHES 1 i WM 1 V .J± ot InJMi )Kel
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      838 7 i in; \i\\ who \> HALF-DEAD nou lull life and i nei^\. Ther arc hundn d ol uch men out hen worn time, listless, irritable, and prey to i y fever, chill or influi nza tha uoin<_>. Always tOO fagg -d OUt to tnjoy either work or play Vi bj
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    42 AIRMEN GET D.F.C.
    33 8 London. Jan. 18. CORTY-TWO airmen, including two wing-commanders and seven squadron-leaders have received the D.F.C. m the latest list of RAF. awards. The list includes 49 D.F.Ms. British Wireless
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      556 8 Ol»i;\|\<. TO-DAY (SIWIIAV) 4 SHOWS: 11 A.M. 3.15— €.15 and 9.15 MIDNIGHT PREMIERE: SAT. JAN. 18TH. 1 I AT THE (MPITOI^ B.C THEATRE with the BIG PICTURES. LANA CGLEX") TURNER and GEORGE MURPHY as a stunning new Dance Team m M.-G.-M.'s new MusicalRomantic Hit LANA TURNER %jsM^ Wj^&!*£ Cfc Pi
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      116 8 TO-MOUROYV "A \E<J!! l\ HAWAII" FOR A LULU TIME ifc-Ri mm mm I'OPULAK SIM) AY TEA DANCE 7 9M THE HALL TT* IDA T^ I i"* I M/\ I Id EVKRY INCH A B A_L LROOM HAPPY To-night THEATRE One Show Only At 7 p.m. "FLYI.n'C C- MEN" To-day Matinee
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    USED FORCE ON BASE POLICE
    151 9 Saturday. Pi. i a i i lilty tv a charge <>i mina] force to Mr. Chi U can con table o t the Na /aJ Base police. Jam* i ild .ulor. was i $10. or .ii <!' fault a v.' fk"s tit, by Mi 1
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    SHE HAD NO ENERGY
    244 9 SHE HAD NO ENERGY Now m i.ie best of health "Since I hav e had my little baby I have suffered terribly from con- i stipatlon and las.si ude. I felt terribly low and depressed airl everything was too much trouble for me. But I was recommended to take Fynnon
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    HIGHLY-STRUNG SENSITIVE CHILDREN
    315 9 HIGHLY- STRUNG SENSITIVE CHILDREN have a better chance m life But there are dangers that have to be watched during childhood DIGHT from birth on, you can J* see whether a child is the highly-strung, sensitive type or not. H L seems to live more intensely. Everything makes a far
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    "Attack On U.S. If Britain Loses"—Knox
    283 9 "Attack On U.S. If Britain Loses" Knox Washington, Jan. 18. JI Britain is completely destroyed, we will be attacked," declared Col Knox, Secretary of the Navy, m his evidence before the House of Representatives Foreign AlVairs Committee. Asked by Representative H. Fish whether he would oppose the amendments to the
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    Australia Gives Pledge To United States
    151 9 If War Spreads To Pacific Boston (Mass), Jan. 18. \JtZ HAT is regarded as an implied pledge W of Australian co-operation m the event of America being involved m the Pacific was given by Mr. Richard Casey (Australian Minister m the United States) m
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    Crusaders Beat Johore 9-0
    508 10 Army Crusaders 9; Johore 0. A LTTIOUGH the Army Crusaders were superior m all departments, they had a hard fight to beat Johore by nine points (throe tries) to nil, when they met at Johore, to-day. Had it not been for their stubborn defence, Johore would
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    ARMSTRONG LOSES TITLE TO F. ZIVIC
    188 10 World's Most Popular Fighter Will Retire New York, Jan. 18. CMUTZIE Zivic, welterweight champion, defeated Henry Armstrong on a technical knockout m the twelfth round of a 15-round return contest for the title m Madison Square Garden last ni^ht. Over 18,000 people the biggest
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    Carrie To Fight Neil Hemchit?
    179 10 Carrie To Fight Neil Hemchit? FJKLXLFJKDFKDL A QUESTION of four pounds avoirdupois may decide opponents for Singapore's next boxing feature which will be at the New World. While the main fight has been settled with Som Ponej and Milling opposed, difficulty over whether or not the semi-finalisis Josh Joshua. Hebiew
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    Singapore Badminton Association Prize-Giving
    235 10 'THE Singapore Badminton Association held an "At Home" at the Clerical Union Hall yesterday, when the annual presentation of prizes took place. The annual Married vs. Singles match for the "Tan 800 Teck Cup," which preceded the presentation, was won by the singles team by three
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    Traction Company's Sport Club Officials
    90 10 AT the first annual meeting of the Singapore Traction Company Sports Club held on Wednesday, the following were elected officebearers for the ensuing year: President, Mr. G. Marshall (reelected); vice-presidents, Mr. A. R. Cameron < re-elected and Mr. Wm. Milroy; hon. secretary, Mr. T. Pang
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    15 11 V B I Cl lalan VI A. Miller C I ib l'J 3b
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    ANNIE ROONEY PAYS $226 IN MAIDEN RUN
    1028 11 Per ah Spitfire Meet Opens (From Our Oum Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. T*HE l»trak Turl Club's 'Spitfire rate meeting opened to-day uilh It ijx crowd, a drizzle and some fine sport. Sensation of the day was Martin's victory m the seventh race on Annie
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    298 11 LOYALS GIVE CEYLONESE HARD FIGHT G&C 2: Loyals. 1. |N a fart game of hockey play--1 cd on the c.S.C. ground at Balestier Plain yesterday the C.S.C. defeated the Loyals bj a narrow margin <>f two goals t<> 'JlK'. For the CSC. both the full backs, Muthukumam and Ponnarnbalam, played
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    68 11 The following have been select ed to play tor the V.M.C.A again*: Fort Canning on Tuesday, on the V.M.C.A. ground at 5.00 p.m: V. N. Pillay; A. C. Edgar. R. I. Atkinson; Tan Guan Kiat, Cheong Thiam Siew. Lav Hock Chye; Low ftucic Yang, S. M. Hope. I. B. Suratta,
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    Singapore Win Fine Game Against Rafs
    511 11 WAR FUND RUGBY pLAYED m ideal conditions, some fine rugger was witnessed on the Padang yesterday when Singapore met the R.A.F. Hlues m oiu of (he finest vet seen of the war charities rugby matches. Singapore, who were playing their last match of the
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    Chinese Disarmed
    148 12 Chinese Disarmed Chungking Jan. 18. U |JHJR ing military orders plotting to ataj rcv< It, tl Fourth (Communisi) army has been dis:ii n-. i i, I i 1 s commander, Yehi sen arrested and a i ourt-martial/' dei an official statement issue 1 to re 1 iy. This Is the
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    44 12 RAN >NTAGI i of the Municipality (Wa pt.». Singapore, p tactfully, at his residence, Lane, yesterday, at 10.3 C p.m. The cortege will leave hi-- residence at 4 15 p.m. to-d^y the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd and thence to Bidadari for interment
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    Communist Army
    127 12 En-Lai v.ho is now m Chungking, to the f lT'ct that the Fourth Army had been wronged and that it ha ntion to revolt, as charged. l\n official Central Daily News AyAq incident is likely to Led as soon a,s it was esta')..r the Government's had no do
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    R.A.F. ATTACK ENEMY SHIPS
    92 12 London, Jan. is. BRITISH Coastal Command aircraft succ ssfully attacked titmy shipping oil the Dutch coast terday afternoon. Night cperitlons were greatly restricted by bo her. but it is announced i 1 v that t:.r^ets at Brest. rboure and two aerodromes In occupied Franco were bombed.
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    U. S. Bases In St. Lucia
    88 12 Washington. Jan. lo TBE United States is to establish a land Diane, as well as a seaplane base m the Caribbean Is 1 and of Sp*nt Lucia Ibi-- «vcs stated by the Governor i Sim Lucia Tlio British and United States Governments had Pgrced
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    Belgium Gives £100,000 To Buy Spitfires
    132 12 London. Jan. 18. THE Belgian Government's generosity m presenting through tne mcc Minister. M. Camille Gutt. a cheque for £100.000 to the Ister Of Aircraft Production is recognised and warmly welcomed London 'It is all the more welcome for its complete spontaneity.'" suys The
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    Luftwaffe Loses Mastery To RAF
    278 12 London, .Jan. IS. PERCEPTIBLE signs arc beginning to appear thai Britain is now entering upon a new and the third phase m the contest for mastery of the air. declares the Daily Telegraph The first, it adds, was the unquestioned supremacy which the Germans exploited
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    36 12 Madrid, Jan 18. AN agreement was signed yesterday between Britain and Spain under which Spain will be supplied with Canadian wheat lrom stocks of the United Kingdom m Canada.! Shipments will be made m Spanish >els.
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    'Times' Pays A Tribute To Indian Forces
    291 12 'Times' Pays A Tribute To Indian Forces London, Jan. 18. I T'Hi: Times m a leading article <>n Saturday dis- cussed (he fine achievement S '>i Indian troops m the Wes- tern Desert offensive and In i the Sudan m relation to the position taken up by Mr. S Gandhi
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    59 12 i ndon, Jan. IK Referring to the German High Command communique claim to have hit the London railway sta ion yesterday, it was confirmed In luthoritative circles m London •hat th( only bomb drepped m Britain dm m", daylight yesterday •vas the bomb that fell m East Kuit. referred to
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    107 12 V. I 0;- 1 ici. -M g .it ilm White 9J dec?ar< d la 'i" th had never heard <>i Mir which Senator Burt,< n Whee declared he h;« f i i ec< ived several reliable oui 1 1 effect that Mr Churchill, the B li.sh
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