Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 2 March 1941

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    Masthead
    19 1 The sunday Tribune 5 A.M. EDITION ***A Net Sales Exceed 23,200 Weekly SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1941. FIVE CENTS.
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    Important Japanese Army Changes
    135 1 Important Japanese Army Changes Mar 1. nEVENTY-EIGHT officers are involved m a reshuffle of high of the Japane army announced by the War Office this morning. Genera] Hata, former War Minister and Cammander ol tho Japanese Expeditionary Force m Centra! China, ia appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Expeditionary Knees throughout China,
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    Earthquake Shock In Greece
    42 1 Athens. Mar 1. AN earthquake shock rocked Larisa at 5.55 a r.i. to-day (Saturday. destroying one house, but casualties were very few. The area is an unusual one foi earthquakes Nu disturbance elsewhere m Greece are reported.- Reuter
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    Italians Claim Recapture Oj Caslelloritzo
    73 1 Rome. Mar. 1. DECAPTURED the island of CasN telloritza. together with British prisoners, material and British Hags." says an Italian High Command communique. Reuter. London. Mar. 1 London has no comments to make on the above claims, but at.entijn is drawn to an Admiralty communiq.ie
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    Franco's Tribute to Late King Alfonso
    58 1 rlin, Mar. 1. AN orders from General Franco, v the attaches of the Spanish Embassy i..c. taken over the duty i <i mounting guard around the bier A at hi iring- < ite m Rome, states a message < 'he German ne- *ency. j
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    INQUEST ON LORD GORT'S SON
    94 1 London, Mar. 1. AT the inquest on the Hon. Charles Standish Vereker. son of Lord Gort, who was found dead m Wimbouriie yesterday, it was aled that he met with an accident earlier this week, crashing his motor-cycle into a concrete wall which had caused
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    BULGARIA JOINS THE 3-POWER AXIS PACT
    786 1 SWIFT MOVES IN BATTTF OF BALKANS REPRESENTATIVES of the signatories to the tripartite Axis Pact met m Vienna yesterday when (according to a Rome message) Bulgaria decided to adhere to the Axis Pact. Count Ciano arrived m Vienna by special train, while the Bulgarian
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    No British ultimatum To Bulgaria
    164 1 No British ultimatum To Bulgaria I ondon, Mar. 1. I i TIIL suggestion made by the j Italian newi agency that 1 the British Minister m Sofia had this morning presented i an ultimatum to the Bulga- i an Government, declaring that if Bulgaria rejected t certain British proposals Biitain
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    Indo-China
    85 1 Indo- China -See Page 12 According to preliminary reports received in London from Ankara it would seem that a large measure of agreement has been reached In Mr. Fden's contacts with members of the Turkish Government. Press reports from Ankara state that from the Turkish viewpoint there is only one
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    Reaction In London
    306 1 Reaction In London London, Mar. 1. BULGARIA'S reported adherence to the Three-Power Pact is not regarded m London as having by itself any practical importance. Peuter's Diplomatic Correspondent learns. The signature is regaided as merely a formal indication of the altitude of subservience to Germany displayed by the Bulgarian Government,
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    R.A.F. RAID EMDEN
    99 1 London, Mar. 1. DRITISH bombers about dusk yesterday (Friday) attacked Quiberon, m Brittany, as well as objective** on tho Dutch coast, states an Air Ministry communique. Several direct hits were observed. None of the aircraft engaged is missing. During the night the principal objective was Wilhelmshaven. which
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    help China to check Japan, says M.P.
    184 1 London, Mar. I. QHINA'S undaunted resistance against Japan i*> -ill the strongest defence against aggression m tht Far East, declares Mr. Ward hm -Milne, M.P., m a letter lo The hrn. He says thai m the months the J;; pa d no succ
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    Trade Figures Give Valuable Clues To Enemy
    132 1 London. .Mar. 1. J A I I Xl 111 JJ step lo counter the German espionage j system and U-boat menace was taken hy the decision that the monthly trade re- turns are no longer to he S published until peace is re-
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    77th RAID ON BOULOGNE
    72 1 77th RAID ON BOULOGNE London, Mar. 1. RA F bombers maue a neavy attack upon VVilhelir.shaven and other targets m north-west Geruany last (Friday) night it is learned m London. The port cf Boulogne was also attacked. Last night's R.A.F. raid wa.s Ll 44th on Wi'helmshaven The last ol the
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    "NAZI MORALE WILL CRACK"
    61 1 (From 11. L. Hopkin) London. Mar._ l. I ORD QUEENBOROUGH, the Pre- sident of the Society vi St. George, stated that if the German drives m the Ba.. .inst Eiitain fail, the German morale i will crack. Britain will then be j able to increase her
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    Lull In German Air Activity Over Britain
    53 1 London, Mar. 1. THI air activity over Bri- tain on i was v i y ht and en Core tni This is ann Minis, that hv mbs ped m _;_c homi Counl iia. A few peopl killed and i were injured, unci some
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    56 1 Batavia, Mar. 1. QANES ill over the N.E.I, have formed a committee to cooperate with the lilies m order to fi i<> i imark nd have iii touch with th?* Danish Legation m London which haa cabled it* nrreciation. An ap 'ougbOUt the arch o N.E.I. poj uli lion met
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    BULGARIA: RIBBENTROP'S BOAST
    229 1 BULGARIA: RIBBENTROP'S BOAST .don. Mar. 1. nULGARiA signed the protocol adherin ihe Three-Power pact at 12.45 today (Saturday), tatt s ...in wireless. Ribbentrop led his "guests" into the yellow hall of the Belvcc!' Palace anc, I down at it long Dr Filed on his right and C ount I i
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    NO STYLISH CLOTHES WOULD FIT HER
    83 2 NO STYLISH CLOTHES WOULD FIT HER So 1 !<**d Enormous Rhe OC Old** 'hlng pr nothing tried ordinal*] without av-i.i. A. la«t, a led her 1 Kruschen, and i^er le* ••A ftfo I welshed 14 ston« 2 V.. really hv 1 got .It was lmpoe--hop and buy a fr: Kriuchen
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    UMCKALOABO CURES CONSUMPTION
    86 2 UMCKALOABO C UR ES CONSU MPTION Yf i win learn o~ experien^. right away monlals w 11 Here are two of th* 91np"U' tlmckiloaba r. b having ken 2 b ttlea th pne m--rax :ht ls 9 5 n Kurh-ng wi I to tell you bo I h*ve lncr^ ni
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    SHE GAINED 8½ LBS. OF FINE, FIRM, FLESH.
    274 2 Took tasteless, flesh-forming, tablets. Here is a letter from a qualified uurse which brings new hope to all who are worried hbou' Their weight. This lady had actually losr nearly 10 lbs y«->t m fell weeks slie got 812 lbs. back again.
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    Deaf And Dumb Russian Charged
    133 2 Singapore. Saturday. WHEN charged m the Fifth Court to-day, with abetting his Wife i lan, who said th: he was formerly a doctor In thi Russian Army, claimed trial. He said that his wife whs deal and dumb and that she sold neckties: he had
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    Will You Help To Entertain Troops Defending Malaya?
    521 2 SER VICES COMFOR TS FUND PROPOSED A PROPOSAL to institute a new ani separate fund to he termed "The Malayan Services Comforts Fund' 1 to be devoted exclusively to the Forces serving m ar.d around Malaya ifl put forward m the following
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    Italians Bomb Own Prisoners
    138 2 Italians Bomb Own Prisoners Athens, Mar. 1. A COMMUNIQUE from the Ministry of Public Security states that enemy aircraft bcmbed Preveza. injuring civilians and Italian war prisoners and that bombs were cropped In f he rrgions of Corfu and Fiorina without causing damaee. A High Command communique states that the
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    Magistrate Warns Motorists
    238 2 Magistrate Warns Motorists Singapore, Saturday. EMPHASIS was laid by Mr. C. H. Whitton. the District Traffic Judge, yesterday, on his duty to inflict even mor,-* stringent penalties than hitherto, on that section of "motorists who drive to the peril of their fellow-citizens." He made this comment m passins sentence of
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    Liabilities, $231,679 Assets. $500
    404 2 Liabilities, $231,679 Asse ts. $500 Singapore, Saturday. PEORGE EDGAR, at one time a director of Edgar Brothers, Ltd.. and who had been a bankrupt since Oct. 17. 1938, was panted a conditional discharge m the High Court to-day by the Chief Justice. Sir Percy MacElwaine, the order of discharge being
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    STRIKE SETTLED
    21 2 New York, Feb. 28: Repeats that [\n agreement has been reached m the Bethlehem Steel strike encouraged Wall Street.
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    Hawkers Rush FOR Licences
    129 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Saturday. THE Town Cleansing Department m Havelock Road was besieged by a large crowd of unlicensed hawkera this morning, the first day of the issue of new licence? to itinerant hawkers. Special precautions taken by the Police however prevented any disorders that
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    Less Whiskey In Britain Now
    71 2 (From H. I HopUn) L' Mar. l PEOPLE In G T to drink w. In order I rye lion, British decided to reduce still more I supplies to the public. It wi'l c to effect next W( c 'k when tt amount available, which ha.*
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    MOBILISATION IN COCHIN-CHINA: AIR, NAVAL LAND MOVES
    302 2 MOBILISATION IN COCHIN-CHINA: AIR, NAV AL LAND MOV ES LONDON, MAR, 1. WRENCH NAVAL UNITS ARK REPORTED X) HE F ONCE VI X \TIN(; AT (AMI RAI BAY, OKI JAPE I ST I \CQUES. IN FRENCH IM)0-(H1N A ACCORDING TOTHE SAIGON CORRESPONDENT 0 THE^ FRENCH NEWS AGENCt, C ANH R
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    There Are 11J84 Cars In Singapore
    142 3 There Are 11 J 8 4 Cars In Singapore PFTROL RATIONINC BFCINs (Tribune Staff Reporter) rr urr] Singapore, Saturday. XHERE no perceptible signs m town to-day m i petrol rationing, of motorists beine inl'"!iVl': l an v w »y aa a result of tho measure introduced. r t who made
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    SKILLED WIFE 18 DAYS AFTER MARRIAGE
    153 3 SKILLED WIFE 1 8 DAYS AFTER MARRIAGE i Hn.m Oui Own Correspondent) Muar, Friday. < CK.lil iayi afte* the*, vure > man ie J, (Dae. I> Abdul s Kahman Lin Limat. Habbcd j his 111-year old wife, Nah 1 binte la'afar, to death with I S a parang*. i .Immediately
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    DEATH OF SCREEN COMEDIAN
    35 3 DEATH OF SCRE EN COMEDIAN Sini Saturday. NEWS has just been received coMr. Joe Penner, the i crecn, and ia- 6u> < art failure .lan 10. a Ha. In 1904, and Boys from S\ cus< Uy.
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    2 LONDON ALERTS ON FRIDAY NIGHT
    68 3 London. Mar. 1. LONDON had two air raid alerts alter darkness on Friday night. Both were ol .*>hort duration and little damag was done. In the ii i t alert, the sound of gun-firing was heard and it was reported that m one district,
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    DISCOVERY OF BRASS NAME CHOP RECALLS SIGNING OF STAMFORD RAFFLES' TREATY
    820 3  -  L.S.D. by BRASS name chop of historical interest has recently been unearthed m Kampong Glam, Singapore, by workmen digging preparatory to fixing a cable m the Sultan Mosque there. This chop is of special interest a*-' it was the
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    MALAYA BORROWS AN IDEA FROM AUSTRALIA
    254 3 Have You Any Brain wa ve? I ribune Staff Report r) J\|ALAYA has borrowed an idea from Australia, and it is exceptionally relevant here as elsewhere m the world where men, women and children are waging war. "Don't Talk About ships" is the advice
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF EARRINGS
    85 3 Singapore, Saturday. fHAROED with having st< i r "t earrini belonging to Cha Soy T< c, 34 claimed fore Mr. Conrad Oldham, m i hi Second Folic Court, to-dt He alleged to have st< U n the earrings belonging to So Ih esterday. At the request
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    18 3 Prior to hit- departure for India, Mr. Ampnlam w;! entertained t.. r ternKrian md an Pootb-ill 10-Chln-khool j•
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    BOY ROBS OWN MOTHER OF $350
    246 3 Singapore, Saturday. TOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY, described as a half-wit by his own mother, told Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Second Magistrate, to-day that he had been forced to steal *350 ln,m his mother by bad companions, kept m an almeirah belonging to Answering a charge of
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    E-Boat Raid On Convoy Repulsed
    111 3 E-Boat Raid On Convoy Repulsed London, Mar. 1. THE destroyer Exmoor was sunk 1 m the North Sea m repelling an attack en a convoy, acecrding to an Admiralty announcement. H a ru v ht, Gen endeavou attack one of convoys m the North Bea. The attack was repulsed but
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      507 3 GETS UP LIKE A LARK! No mon* tired feeling "Hon. alth once more' 1 terribly from heada I started taking Fy it tired feeling is a 1 up In the mornin liki 'Mrs. A.W.>. Pit at thiru f m're always fit on Fy. Why? Because Fynm.h Salt haa certain wonderful
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1460 4 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. QURING the short time that they have been here, members of the A.I.F. have been lavishly entertained by members of the Singapore Chinese community. Co-hosts and hostesses at a delightful Chinese dinner party at the Great World on Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. C.
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      439 4 --_i_s «C FIRST AID A "T^3.| "*pM_fc "**f mmmmWSi AtW need nm -akc froa yotJ the Rlamour a youthful skir. Nature did n..t mean your .Kin t.. become old and withered. She meant the tresh new skin whi> h is always ftfrowiriK underneath to take the place of the old
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      47 4 BRUNETTES use Amami No. i Ai m M *\9m *W I c BLONDES use Amami No. j and always remember FRIDAY NICHT IS AMAMI NICHT P__a*R__.**2___! any difficulty In obtalninj AMAMI Shampoos please write to A T OilJespif, Arcacle Buildings, Raffles Squart* V_PO Bo» *.i 7t Singapore.
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      244 4 mmjM •^^^e*MM_m Above: Mrs. Kemmis-Betty, nm for the afternoon at the Rask* football on Saturday, attending t Mrs. R. G. Gaskell. one of players. The Johore Military Band wim m attendance during thp afte noon, from 4 p.m. to 6.30 p. and there will, of course, be sideshows such a
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    "Let There Be Sculpture" H. L. HOPKIN REVIEWS A VIGOROUS BOOK
    1644 5 "Let There Be Sculpture" H. L. HOPKIN REVIEWS A VIGOROUS BOOK qiew Worker Jacob Epstein sYi-iitp* v Loudon, Jan. 10. A to hv wdWly recommended is Jacob Epstein's "Let There Be Sculpture," Published by Michael Joseph. By escapist I mean that it does not deal with war but with departed
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    "Atmosphere Of A Public House Created"
    259 5 "Atmosphere Of A Public House Created" Singapore, Saturday. WITHOUT his defence being called, It. M. Long, a European was acquitted by the acting fifth magistrate, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, on two charges of playing his radioeram without a permit from the Chief Police Officer at 3 a.m. on Jan. 31
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday. March 2. 1941. Opinion
    472 6 The Sunday Tribune Sunday. March 2. 1941. Opinion Malaya's Problem r JMIK Venerable Archdeacon Graham White put his finger right on the crux of the city's problem, indeed that of the whole present-day world, when m a speech to the Parochial Church Council he remarked: 'Talk as we will of
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    WHERE IS THE SPIRIT OF OUR SCHOOL-DAYS?
    1450 6 WHERE IS THE SPIRIT OF OUR SCHOOL-DAYS? Edward Ellis Asks AS a small hoy I was privileged to live with an uncle who was the rector of a little parish m the suburbs of London and those early days left a deep impression on my mind, until, having returned to
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    TANGLED HIS MACARONI
    835 6  -  W. B. Paterson H| Say* 31ib.sm» Hat j WHEN the history of this war comes to be written that isn't an original observation by any means we art' told that a lot of curious J tilings will be made public. I'm quite willing to admit S that.
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      124 6 MANY DOCTORS AGREE The Old Adage is Found Best Dortorsin Singapore and throughout t) c world still find the old saying "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" is sound advice for everyone. Most of the weakening coughs and colds that come with wet weather can be
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    Tribune Gives Man His Life's Bisarest Thrill
    285 7 Bravery Of Wife He Has Not Seen For Two Years n*, (Tribune Staff Reports i EIG n J f-m Ho. ittin* ma ofhiSm i i-"" 1 thrill lihl T I J WMMter tley, ol Sv^^ V forS^i n|r him inhisfac* a n 7
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    Brave Woman
    166 7 heerfully Briti ;h, but still m ria. her mother hay:.* died o. i see tl c world, tra* and shed" without c kno ii lanit now she >> -na wriu English pei io the -i 1934 s B c Mast Th ti 11 love not till 0 ud
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    40 7 re POft«d that former Polish -nei Josef *CX has ben am i n v ■ta while trying to fl< country. He is said to have tx m W n vi h a «nt:.'h diplomatic oasscort «-.**_ri 2MMOD 1. (85H U.
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    £8,000 A' Trip For Fishermen!
    445 7 I»HERES money m the sea-and fish— for foreign seamen cashing mon Britain's fish shortage. Tho bcom m prices with single fish fetching 255. to 305., means thai Iceland trawU vs have been picking up KB,OOO a trip -£60-575 for each hand --and taking homo their
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    Schoolgirl Tells Amazing Story
    336 8 CTATED to be a day pupil at a private school, a 14-year-old girl told an astonishing story to the Bournemouth magistrates, when two -bus conductors, Stanley George Johnson, 29, formerly of Southwick-road, Bournemouth, but living at ELstone Hall-lane, Wolverhampton, at tho time of his arrest; and
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    Greatest 'Plunger' On 'Trip"
    256 8 JESSE LIVERMORE, the greatest Wall-street gambler of all time, the man who made and lost four multi-million dollar fortunes, had been planning suicide for several days. When he sent a bulle. througn his brain In a cloakroom of the Sherry Netherland Hotel, it was not a
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    £4,000 In Damages For Widow
    243 8 £4,000 In Damages For Widow DAMAGES granted In the King's Bench Division: To a Widow, lor the loss o t her husband. £4.532. 2o a .<mT., /..<• e*e las« o/ fc« seii-w o; smeli oh*.?*</ heaL z juries. 11.425. THE WIDOW is Mrs. Agnes Mary Empson, whose husband. Major r
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    Britain's Answer To The Night Bomber
    235 9 I.' ndon, Mar 1 A LTHOUGH th, problem of defeating the nighl bomber haa b en m,,,, t lv ">*™ rr likely to be m the near future, defence measures are increasing i, mber and improyi. continually m quality. The numberof A V guns
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    Killed Compatriot
    85 9 (Irom Our Own respondent; C-rWTENO. of death U SJS*^ a v middle-aged Chinese fisherman named Tan Lai Tiang by ftfr j ustice Manning at the Muar Assv^s n< n r the asse !s Messrs. Lim n Lan and Quay Pent. Van re- led a verdict of murder at
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    O.C.P.D. FOUND SHOT DEAD IN BED VERDICT OF SUICIDE
    388 9 SITIAWAN INQUIRY CONCLUDES (From Our Own Reporter) 4T n *P»>h, Saturday. \1 the Sitiawan ourt to-day, Che Mwtaplia Al'Bakri tha Magistrate, returned a verdict of suicide with no Name attached to anyone, at the conclusion of thc inquio ,nto the death
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    MacDONALD EXPLAINS TO CONSTITUENTS
    187 9 MacDONALD EXPLAINS TO CONSTITUENTS Dlr London, Mar 1 CPfcAKING to his constituents I*9 Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald who 1 has just been appointed Hi~h Commissioner for Canada for tlie duration of tlie war. stated that he had accepted the post unconditionally, but expressed the hope that he might be able
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    KILLED IN ACTION CITED BY BROTHER
    47 9 On the grounds of his wl Jdultery with his broth**, who had m action since Tne proceed ne began. Leslie Vaughan Hichings a stiSi 2/ 2°i k i? r Ql Cromutdnstreet. Warwick, was grained a, dcc.cc nisi at Birmiv ham Assi^
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    Donovan Sees British Envoy In Madrid
    86 9 Dono van Sees British Envoy In Madrid Madrid. Mar. 1 •THE greatest reserve is being maintained In connection with the presence of Col. Donovan. President Roosevelt's envoy to Europe, who arrived In Spain from Gibraltar a day or twc ago. Col. Donovan has aireadv made contact with tlie British Ambassador,
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    NETHERLANDS PURCHASES
    50 9 NETHERLANDS PURCHASES London. Feb. 28: The Nether'i n £s Government has now estanv!?. hf v ts Pujchasing office In New York and is negotiating thc purchases 0f various commodities especially cereals for storage against liberation m the Netherands The Netherlands and British Governments arc maintaining Vr-*.V elo.se contact.
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    32 9 London. Feb. 28: Tin opened arm. Tne turnover wa.s 500 tons Mr. Jesse Jones' statement attracted broader support, largely ol a speculative nature. After official hours, a further 35 tons were traded.
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    27 9 Mr. J. p Biddulph. M.C.S.. Assistant Protector of Chinnse. Perak. ha s gone en ter to Sungei Patani as Protcvt>r Oi Mr. R. N. Broome of Singapore
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    Nazi Propaganda Methods
    453 9 London. Mar. 1. BROADCASTING on the situation v In the Balkans. Mr. Vernon Bartlett reminded his listener-- of the Nazi technique whereby the desired effect Ls obtained by a trick. "Rumours of impending German attacks are started, say, m Belgrade. They are naturaUy telegraphed to London and
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    CHINESE BONDS
    52 9 Chungking. The Chinese Government i< ncattn*' wartime bonds b^gimin en March 1. The total is'su- is no^ specified but the bonds will be divided into two groups to be known as military supplies and national reconstruction bonds which may be subscribed m Chinese national currency, United States dnllars
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    Mr. Winant Arrives At Lisbon
    52 9 Lisbon. Mar. 1. THE new United States Ambas--1 sador to Britain. Mr. John wmant. will leave Lisbon for Britain at the -arlie.st possible moment He arrived m the Atlantic Clipper yesterday (Friday) and was met by the United States Legation officials and th? British air
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    VAST EXPANSION OF INDIA'S ARMED FORCES
    295 9 New Delhi. Mar. 1. I'HK finance member, Sir Jeremy Raisman, introducing the budget, said that with well over 500,000 men m arms and a further expansion proceeding, the latest estimate for an increase of defence expenditure \\>v 1940-4] on this account ia £13,312.500. This
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      50 9 Th? committee of the Singapore Flower Show regrets that owing to the petrol raticning and the consequent difficulties of transporting exhibits, they have had to cancel the proposed flower show, which was to have been held at the covered stadium of the Happy World en Mar. 28. 29 and 30.
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    D'ALMEIDA'S TEAM WIN S.R.C. CRICKET
    237 10 D'ALMEIDA'S TEAM WIN S.R.C. CRICKET P. D* ALMEIDA'S XI scored an ia /icf i y over Roj Bain's XI m an S.R.C home-ind-home cricket match played >n the Padang yesterday. Scores: P. d*ALMEIDA*S Xf L. de Sou/a. retired 47 r. Galistan c W. Galistan b R. Minjoot ;-j Armstrong retired
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    LOYALS START LEAGUE WITH GOOD WIN
    328 10 Argylls Lose Keen Game Loyals. .1; Argyll and S. H 0. 4 SOLITARY goal bj Ball midway through the sec A half, (rave the LoyaLs a 1-0 victor* over the Ar*yll and Sutherland Highlanders when the team met m dm ion league soccer match
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    Singapore In No Immediate Danger
    140 10 Singapore In No Immediate Danger Washington, Mar 1. WHILE the Japanese ultimatum tc Indo-China and the pretence of the Japanese fleet In the Bulf of Siam is not regarded as an immediate threat tc tin East Indies or to Singapore, it is widely felt that the Japanese action may show
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    Harper's Too Fast For Chartered Bank
    258 10 Harper's Too Fast For Chartered Bank HAR PER GIL FILL A N Klm •non. Shee Fook: Yew Dhor, Hock Yam. Salleh: Mun Fun, Eng Q Bv-ng. Chong Yee and Thi n m. CHARTERED BANK Hock Chiang: San Swee. D'Silva: S*im Chuan. Chin Lye. Yong Ann; Nam Meng. Joon Mm. Thiam
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    BOXING FOR RED CORSS: SPECTATORS PLAY IN BIG LEAGUE SOCCER MATCH
    359 11  -  H. L. Hopkin's Sports Letter A RED CROSS toun»m«. at Reading tSStSuyrerj rare tnise days of m*lh_* fi***( _.i., v i >*-tmj!; nrsi-ciass boxers m nri inai The chief boui eight round- betv eon -krthur Da ar and I
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    DORAZIO ASKED-"WHAT HAPPENED?"
    252 11 DORAZIO ASKED -"WHAT HAPPENED?" Louis' I -Hh K.O *^^r a a a Philadelphiii, Feb. 18. JOE LOUIS retained the world heavyweight championship For (he Mlh time m thc Convent.on Hall to-night when he knocked cut Gofl Dorazio, local Italian- American. mi n the second round of a scheduled 15-rotuid fight.
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    OPENING DAY SELANGOR GOLD CUP MEET
    1011 11 Bal Taba nn Destroyed, Bay Dragon Equals Record (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. 'HE weather was perfect and there was a Mg crowd fo, the opening day of the Selangor Turf Club's Gold Cm, meeting heW here this afternoon. July The Seventh
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    25 11 The promotion of Mr. E M. O'D Burk<*Cr.inney. Senior Executive Engineer Malayan Public Works Service to be a State Engineer, GruU" n has been proveil
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    Y.M.C.A. SOCCER
    63 11 SELECTED to play soccer for the V.M.C.A. m a league match against the Signals on Monday at Anson Road ground: K. Muthu-l-umaru. V. N. Pillay. Low Huck Yang, V. R. Sabapathv. G. L. Day. j A. X. Other. S, Orton. A. Dunne, > Tan Seek Kay. J. R.
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    12 11 Mr. C. W. Dawson. M.C.S., has been ■ppotnted Becret«y for Defence. Malay.
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    Free Fight Ends Match
    90 11 rwaasn Singapore, SntiirrlaTin Business h >uses Leagu" match Plied on thi V Koad Stadium to-day beU Ford's and Brinkmrn'a i i abandoned leven minutes before the anal whistle owing to > free flrht developing on the Held The score stood mi one M when tl same
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      48 11 TO-DAY SOCCER: S.CF.A. Cup competition, replay, Bendemeer v. Amicable, Jaian Be.sar Stadium. CRICKET: Indian Association v R.A.F. (Ssletar), Balestier; S. C. R. C. Home-and-home S.C.R.C. Tide Table IHGH TIDES TO-DAY: 1 a.m., 8.9 ft.; 1.13 p.m., 8 8 ft TO-MORROW: 1.26 a.m., 8.9 ft 1.45 p.m., 8.4 ft.
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    Cycling Champions
    130 12 Wt the islo?id Ramblers, Singapore's -premier cycling club whose member; Chinese. Eurasians and member* of H.M. scr; won practically every championship m the country during i year. Champion of the champions is Kwa Chin Swee whose ni victories include Kiang 75 miles, XL. 80 miles. Johore Road nud
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    DOCK LABOUR SCHEME PRAISED
    191 12 London. Mar. 1 [HE scheme of organising dock lab ur described by the MinlsI abour, Mr. Ernest Bevin, the "dockers' charter"— has been varmly welcomed as a great step orward m solving the problem ot lv most extr-me clnss of casual abour m industry, 'ihi Manchester
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    SCHOOL REUNION DINNER
    210 12 SCHOOL REUNION DINNER OLD Boys of the Anglo-Chinese School held their annual reunion dinner at the Coleman Street sch< A hall last nit^ht. when about a hundred members of the Old Boys' Association and quests were present. A .splendid programme ol vocal solos by Mr. Gay Wan Guay (.who was
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    PEPPER LICENCES
    52 12 London. Feb. 28: The pepper advance has accelerated and the trade expects a continuance, thoush no runaway. There was a sizeable trade and Government inquiry. United Kingdom stocks arcstill large, though about 40 r' below pre-war. The resumption of import licences after the present three-months' suspension would check
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    REPUTED ACCEPTANCE BY VICHY OF JAPANESE OFFER
    187 12 REPUTED ACCEPTANCE BY VICHY OF JA PANE SE OFF ER tTNCONFIRMED reports state that the J long mooting found that the Japane sal was hasically acceptable. The latest reports from Tokyo state that no repi> from (he French has heen handed m. although the cieaaline for acceptance or rejection has
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    AW BOON HAWS BIG GIFT TO CHINESE
    90 12 AW BOON HAWS BIG GIFT TO CHINESE Chungking, Mar. I. rWO million dollars for giving succour to refugees and air-raid victims who have been rendered homeless and to wounded soldiers v. ne donated by Mr. Aw Boon Haw. the Chinese industrialist irom Singapore who is now visiting Chungking. Beth Messrs.
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    SINGAPORE'S ROAD TOLL
    39 12 TWENTY-FIVE persons were injured m road accidents during the week ended Feb. 27. This IS six less than the number for the previous week, when there were also two fatalities. There were no deaths this week.
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    LATEST ARMY AND R. A. F. APPOINTMENTS
    150 12 LATEST ARMY AND R. A. F. APPOINTMENTS London. Mar. 1. NEW Army and R.A.F. appointments were announced last night. Major-Gen. W. Piatt, Commander of the Sudan Defence Force, is promoted to Lieut. -Gen. Commanding the troops In the Sudan and is granted the acting rank of Lieut. -Gen. as from
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    More Shipping Losses Must Be Expected
    109 12 London, Mar. 1. ADMIRAL Lord Chatfield, speaking m London, referred to the occupation by the Germans of Calais. Brest and other French port, and the effect on Eritish shipping 'British merchant ships are stil passing up and down th? Channe despit? every threat of
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    22 12 f Manchester. Feb. 23: Textile t:ading is very difficult. Stocks arc In en'y hunted. Spinners are no selling except for Govemmeni work.
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    U.S. To Stop Strikes
    61 12 Washington, Mar. I. DRASTIC measures to prevent strikes m the defence industries are proposed by Mr. Knudsen, the Defence Production Chief m a letter to the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee which is considering a bill forbidding strikes. It is noteworthy that Mr. Knudsen appeared before
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    CENTRAL SHORTAG IN BRITAIN
    101 12 CENTRAL SHORTAG IN BRITAIN London, Mar. THE Parliamentary Secretary the Minister for Agricui& Mr. T. Williams, armour. the feeding stuffs .situation cially so far as cereals' v*. cerned, was serious, and would be necessary to make a th-r cut m Supplies on April-' Details' of the arrangemen 4 T. Williams
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    632 12 MR. SAMUEL STOREY, a Member of Parliament and cha *i man of Reuter's gave a luncheon yesterday at the I Chester Hotel to London representatives of the news agenci* r and newspapers of the Dominions and India, the colonies ur other friendly countries. Sir Stanley Reed,
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