Morning Tribune, 7 November 1940

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    11 1 Morning Tribune ;<>. Thursday, Nov. 7, 1940. Morning Tribune I Thursday. V-u-mh^TT^M
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    ROOSEVELT MAKES HISTORY IN THIRD TERM AS PRESIDENT
    180 1 ROOSEVELT MAKES HISTORY IN THIRD TERM AS PRESIDENT I Wendell Willkie Congratulates The Man Who Beat Him LONDON, NOV. 6. RE-ELECTION OF MR. FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT AS PRESIDENT OF THE Il NITED STATES HAS BEEN CONFIRMED AND MR. WENDELL WILLKIE, |RI -PUBLICAN OPPONENT, HAS CONCEDED HIS DEFEAT AND TELEGRAM) HIS CONGRATULATIONS
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    ITALIAN SUBMARINES
    72 1 n V »i._K(.uter's diplomatic correspondent states A the two submarines which recently sheltered at r and will require repairs before going to reports received in authoritative quarters here, i I dition of the second submarine, which subsequently letter in Tangier, is not known but investigations arc prog; t
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    Greeks Closing On Koritza
    94 1 Greeks Closing On Koritza Athens, Nov. 6. I K\ zones) are relentlessly closing in on V of Koritza, according to latest reports from I the Greek General stated that on I up to mid-day, yesterday, it was B with the course of operations." •nounced that.killed and 680 111 air raids
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    GREEKS BOMB 2 AERODROMES
    521 1 Athens, Nov. (J. THE Greek air force have successfully bombed the aerodromes at Koritza and Argyrocastro. destroying a number of enemy planes on the ground, states a Greek His:h Command Communique. In Tuesday's uir fighting, two Italian bombers were brought down and no Greek planes were
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      107 2 The only dressing that feeds the hair 1 IX HAIR CREAM give? a royi 'alive" |1owtnmi because U feeds tin imir roots, as it contains Pure Sllvlkrin. It is non-greasy and do«i not gum the hair. StLVIFIX li the only hair cream with all the virtues oi a |OO<J fixative
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    WILLKIE'S STRIKING APPEAL TO NATION
    217 2 America ivcnt i* <he poll* and rHt| 1 vnl>K NOV 6- IN STRIKING STATEMENT BROADCAST FROM v, vv vopk T)I) J K WENDELL WILLKIE, AFTER FINALLY ADMITTING V s\, PI lIK RESULT OF THE ELECTION WITH COMI:;; '"V.M.mvu..: i.!. I'oer.A.i VOTE SHOWS THE vitality of
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    GARNER DID NOT VOTE
    110 2 Ifort i FOB tl liviiv;# 1 ,i, D a tl United I m ir< in n ?i<< ted the chan Z >iiuatj«>n between Pr< 2 K.»os»-\.-it and Mr, .l<»h:i < I t his running inmtc In r I";.' ind I9$fi since Mr. i, 1 1 hit.
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    34 2 Coloi-cl Knox, .Secretary of the i tatenMnt declaring, "Hi'' people of the United il by great majority 1; choi en Mr- I *Jt to lead them through the urave times which lie aiately ahead."
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    Earlier Rerports
    647 2 rpHK p. airman claims that Mr. R -elt I. but Mr. Willkie has refused to nit it. A! the New Times, the New XorK ]j, iealir iroughout the Uniti ore midnight (5 a.m.. F.) that Mr. elt had heen re-elected by what appears ntial majority, Mr. Willkie refuses
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    BRITAIN AND THE ELECTION
    555 2 London, Nov. 6. T^FJ, American Presidential election, in which Mr. Roosevelt has been re-elected for a third term by a substantial majority, has been followed in Britain with more general and keener interest than any previous presiden. tial contest, including even that of 1916. By a
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    8 3 Lideid lloowvell this is whmi il uieanl I
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    New York Gets Election Fever
    134 3 NEW YORK, NOV o R H\i A MILLION N riMES SQL ARE TO rs Fl \SH UP. \T THEY BOOED MR i \M> CHEERED PRESIDENT \s THE TREND TOWARDS clear they cheered hoarse. on duty, b-it tl tn who answered fauiKJ xUngoish street bonfir lebratents.
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    Here Are Some Election Flashes
    349 3 |IHIHf| 111 T (arried New York City by 727,000 votes record poll of over 95 per cent, of the e. Democrats clinched control of the Senate as were announced. They quickly won for nine seats which added to the 41 "held vc them S3 seat>,
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    80 3 As 5 a.m. was approaching in New York, with excited election crowds jamming the streets, the trend towards Roosevelt became marked all over the country, as the national vote reached the nine million mark. It was announced that Roosevelt led in states with 449 electoral votes, while W:llkie led in
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    ALL LONDON WELCOMES ROOSEVELT
    314 3 ALL LONDON WELCOMES ROOSEVELT (By Reuters Diplomatic Correspondent) PRESIDENT Roosevelt s victory is welcomed in all London quarters, not because of any feeling against Mr. Willkie, nor any special predilection in favour of the Democratic as opposed to the Republican party, but because the continuity of the administra- tion is
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    Dutch Children Stage A Charming Show
    761 4  -  VERA ARDMORE Maces By 1 Fai Ta A■■ rat •th e 1 iv tali was inch the proj at the i I ven by children of the I Wedne^ night. Thcd picts tM j Palace i Winter. I y Sunlight fromrifl i just bes
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    Christmas Carols
    111 4 Christmas Carols TH E Dutch i choir hast decided to in- j troduce a popu- lar old Yuletide custom in Sin- gapore t h i 9 1 year. For three or four nights be- fore Christmas its members will travel about i singing carols in Dutch and English outside people's
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      115 4 &r\ LOVELINESS a NIGHT A \jp^^s& make-up A Battering inundation, choose Protenta Lotion or All-Dai/ Foundation. Then Elizabeth Arden matching rouge I tipttlck, and finally the delicat Ardena Powder, under a dusting of Japonica Powder lor a translucent effect that does not need renewing XMAS GIFTS TO IKIFNDS AT HOME
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    Fingers-tip Control
    792 5 T'Mnanv of you who have seen a Javanese dance m iiowed the hands of the dancer? How I m. who have done so have not failed Hs- amic. sensitive, forceful nature bemcierful finger-tip control of this inter I by hands and arms? Hands, tha: an ■Hi ubitidiis. mobile,
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    MOULDED SILHOUETTES
    143 6 Ihmuiitl I'" Perfect Br« I ound ni v eer u_«. lingerie bl <d moulded wll to concern smart the importance of foundation gar- b .rlooked. V tltl i l t mutt be must be gently denn must be fla* and N -lines must and Dl a belt!:. 11l
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    Fashion Flashes From The STARS
    169 6 ANN SOUTHERN says she made the following all by herself -a sweater top of knitted cotton chenille. From the pinched-in waist a peplum flares out and down t|he front. Edging the sleeves is a border of ragged tassels made from the loose chenille ends. Navy
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    Hollywood favours The Bared Midriff For Party Gowns
    385 6 Hollywood favours The Bared Midriff For Party Gowns tUIIVUIH The short jacket is cut on bell boy style with bold buttons, and is of the same material as the dress, but w#h two thicknesses. On warm night s the jacket is worn instead of a wrap. JOAN BENNETT lunches at
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      119 6 9 mSiii i '^25_V OS IfHATS V f I Messes)^ DM 881 S OKSI IS, HOSIERY. i^ _*V° 61, STAMFORD ROAD (Eu Court). Tel. 3335 "SNOW WHITE" (LEANING AT PARIS Of CO. DRY CLEANERS 28. COLEMAN ST. Phone 6045 k h o v i: it s i: s AS S
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    ANOTHER PLEA FOR AID SHELTERS
    678 7 ANOTHER PLEA FOR AID SHELTERS I legislative CoiineiP ED budget for the Co; 1 ry defence nents la gislatiVe < n -jr. L. G. Corney. ial secretary, who new budget said l in l result of the revised i that the Colony's estiJcit was now $13,345,194 $10,998,035. budget was unanimously
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    SOLD COUNTERFEIT GOODS: FINED
    217 7 TOR selling eight dozen bottles of perfume, to which counterfeit trade marks had been applied. Abdul Hussein bin Ibrahim, an Indian shopkeeper was fined a total sum of $120 in the fifth police cou t, yesterday. Mohamed Kassim bin Mysoorie. an Indian shopkeeper, said that on
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    JOINT ASSOCIATION SERVICE ON SUNDAY
    79 7 ON Sunday next, November 10 from 7 a m. to 7.45 a.m. th»» annual combined service of the Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. will be held on Wesley Church lawn (weather permitting), otherwise the se» vice will be held in Wesley Church. Mrs. T. W. Hinch. President
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    ARMISTICE DAY ARRANGEMENTS
    164 7 A RELIGIOUS service will be held at the Cenotaph on Monday, Nov. 11, at 7.30 a.m. The arrangements will take the form of those made last year. There will be no military parade. Ex-Service men and women, and other members of the public who wish to attend,
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    Morning Tribune THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1940 BRITISH TRADE IMPROVES
    322 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1940 BRITISH TRADE IMPROVES THAT it has been possible to maintain and even improve Britain's trade, fir-pit*- the war. is no less ;i tribute to the skill and initiative of British manufacturers than to the vigilance of the British Navy. The war has created numerous
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      24 7 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SIC.URITY PLUS SERVICE Head Office-No. I6D Cecil Street, mm. worn s^ WOWi WO MIS,
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    MINES INSPECTOR DUTY QUESTIONED
    2104 8 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMFUE, nJ 4LLEGATIONB THAT HE HAD TOLD CERTAIN MINERS THAT IT \v\s A PI OYING CONSULTING ENGINEERS LIKE THOMAS AND HOR Nu J THFV CAME TO HIM HE WOULD GIVE THEM FREE ADVICE, WERE wSJ PXTTFRS()N. AN INSPECTOR OF MINES. WHEN
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      108 8 lAICAIIAY COMPANY 3. RafTl. ONTR ll UIIIMI.) II 1 I i Contra nations :id Han. tfl Let 01 liavc your I enquiries at once. CATHAY CAFE u Where Everybody Goes MARIE DESTY Popular Dancing Star COWAN BAILEY i YOUR FAVOURITE ENTERTAINERS I ao ii i\i: ii s $1.00 Service Men
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    78 9 nntATS the matter with that kitty? Has it I W rot a fish l)«»ne in its throat? No, you have h-Jd of curiosity killing a cat. Well, this one £ks that way from reading headlines. Every- she sees is |aat a bit more unbelievable gf ulu she looked at last
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    23 9 lITILL you come for a ride with me? This young i Hollywood starlet favours a cycle as a means i to keep thin.
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    BINES CHIEF JAILED
    726 9 (From Our Own Reporter) SENTENCES totalling two and "fL.? mpU Wednesda y guilty to two charges of receiving ill; J*™ 1 e pleaded amounting to $3,000. Teceiym t ille gal gratifications Originally MacDonald was committed to stand his trial on seven charges but when he pleaded guilty
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    THE BRIGHT LIGHTS
    103 9 THE BRIGHT LIGHTS AT THE CATHAY TATHAY CINEMA have a very strong card iu opening last night with "Of Mice and M and two newsreels, which d< the of the Empirme in Canada, and the hombol Dovei and CaU "Of Mice and Men." John Steinbeck Mil novel, ba turned into
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    TOOK ANOTHER MAN'S JOB: SIKH GAOLED
    202 9 TOOK ANOTHER MAN'S JOB: SIKH GAOLED "UIS defence is ridiculous," re« marked Mr. J. G. Rappoport, third magistrate, when he sentenced Danarsa Singh, to two months' rigorous imprisonment, yesterday. Danarsa Singh was convicted on 'a charge of cheating by personation. According to the prosecution, the Singapore Traction Company Ltd., decided
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    "Army" Chiefs Interned
    46 9 Commissioner Frunk Barren, Chief of the Salvation Army in Fiance, who is in Paris, ha-s been Interned, it was stated at the Lor ■o'on Headquarters ol the Salvation Army. Lieutenant-Colonel H. B. V preventative of the Salvation Army in Holland, ha been interned.
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    Armed Robbery Charge At The Assizes
    172 10 Armed Robbery Charge At The Assizes A aril; obb er S who broke tat 22££_Xh dollan worth of >" ,id-n,ornin,. Miig Toh d before M. Pedtowta Uu Court; on the eft 7 i e mi w I Demuth B .I three oth( while the menfolk ork and un< D the
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    Baby Abandoned, Rescued, Dies
    177 10 ABANDON! D it a public latrine in dive Street, a ll.day-old child was picked up by a Chun woman at about I a.m. <»n Oct. n it was still J l alive tin. ugh its limbs were cold. [He woman Get Bit. took the child to
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    Alleged To Have Caused Death
    100 10 Alleged To Have Caused Death Tko Chwee Seng, a 1 middle-aged Chiippeared before Mr. C. H. Whitton in the traffic court terday when three charges were prefer unst him. The tat charge was causing the death of Lee Ban Hock by at ii living alonn Kallang ltoad on Bept. 22.
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    European Motorist Fined
    120 10 European Motorist Fined BEFORE the traffic magistrate, Mr C. H. Whitton yesterday, H. N. van Dyct pleaded guilty to a summons' chary, e of "driving without due d for the safeij of others" along Thomson Road, 01 2. Facts of the case as outlined by OOUTI Inspeator Ellis were that
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    Fined For Stabbing Relative
    130 10 Fined For Stabbing Relative fined $25. or imprisonmei COUI -ng hurt b ™J l, with a pen-knit. r ther "The use of a knife in is very much to be dep forS*"* any such cases should b Tuni*^ by imprisonment. 1 have l taken into consideration M placed before me
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    WOMAN KILLED BY LORRY
    152 10 1 WHILE on her way to work at a lubber factory, an eldeny Chinese woman, Leong Seong was anjcked down by a Municipal loirv driven by Abdul bin Salleh and died of shock and haemorrfrom multiple injuries almost tly. The accident occurred at Lavender Street near
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    Breach Of Trust Case
    57 10 (From Our Own <• i ■.-pimdentl Malacca. Wednesday. A EURASIAN post-master i isjia Tanah sub-po C. M. Gomes, appeared in Gajah Police Court on Tuesdays claimed trial to a charge i criminal breach of trust ns a publ servant in resp°ct of $75. The cas'e was
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      511 11 dfgdfsg Lost 6- Found LOST. Siamese Cat. male, year old, b tail. Vicinity Capitol Flats. Phone *****. Singapore. (No. 270F) Property For Sale EXCELLENT BUNGALOW sites Port Dickson (10 acres) extensive foreshore Area carries eight acres, well rubber. Reasonable price for immi purchase. Box No. 630 co M Tribune. Kuala
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      407 11 T^** V^^« ON THE AIR I Singapore ZHL 225 metres (1 333 k ZHFi .)<• 96 metres (9.69 n; ZHF3 41 38 metres (7.25 m i fin oo a ra. to 8 35 am i rom io. oo am. to 1 50 p m. From 3 00 p.m. to 10
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    BOMB KILLS HUNDREDS IN SHELTER
    98 12 F"R hundred A.R wreckage End school In don where hunwomen. d children were trapped. Of the first bO brought out only one All the people were sheltering In on a Mon< ■it after ha\ ii evacuated from another East End district. An atrial torpedo smashed
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    Lost Fingers, Thumb, Boy Gets £1,000
    176 12 Lost Fingers, Thumb, Boy Gets £1,000 TWELVE-YEAR-OLD Brian Ivliller. Holmdale-road, Chislehurst, Kent, was awarded £1,000 in the King's Bench Divion for the loss ol the fingers and thumb of his right .d, which were severed in a mine machine. The boy employed by Mr. Henry Poxon, a butcher, of Belmontparade,
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    57 12 The engagement Js announced of Captain R. g. Scholfleld, R.A., elder son of Brig.-Gen. G. P Scholfleld, late RE* and Mrs. Scholfleld! of Forest House, Liss and Grace (Nancy)' daughter of Mr. F. Clyde Jeavons, of 32 Fairfax Road, N.W* 6. and the late V Jeavons. Mr. Jeavons was for
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      178 12 Edgar Wallace's Thrilling St^jT^ On The Screen! W K>•DA V 3.1 S, j ~%\Tr* !B!,^i ti.ls\ !>.i:» p.m. Vt| |||l 1 i: i> <. \n\\ l l TTrT Most Thrilling Mystery Story m jaijßmß mmWi ty ;£&'^tM vJ^^. -^w___________________________________l.ll.^n LESLIE LILLI BANKS PALMER "The DOOR with 7 LOCKS' hillim* thrilling
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    How Poor Girls Are Helped By Y.W.C.A.
    623 13 Club. Singapore, lunch meeting held at Hotel yesterday, Mrs. Loh Poon Lip, read an W n,ner nn pared by Miss Mary Chen, on "The i ng Girls: A Y.M.C.A. Activity," with partithe origin and progress of the Y.W.C.A. W°° l ich apm K.
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    People And Places
    151 13 (FROM PAGE 4) celebrated teacher and has added a, host of spectacular new dances to her repertoire. She will appear at the Cathay again when she returns. Mrs O'Hara Hickson came down "rom up-country and "hopped oil", ay flying boat to Australia recently for a spell of
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    "BLANK" SHOTS WOUND 2
    130 13 "BLANK" SHOTS WOUND 2 AN army manoeuvn recently became too realistic when some live cartridges £Qt mixed up with tho blank ammunition and two soldiers were wounded in the legs. Ihe troops were doing a training exercise at Grimsby. At a street corner one soldier flung nimself to the ground
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    Woman's Death: Motorist In Court
    95 13 CLIFFORD 11. Taylor appeard before Mr. C. H. Whltton in the traffic court, yesterday, when an amended charge of causing death by a rash or negligent act, was explained to him. The charge was due to the fact that Mrs. Damme, who was knocked down
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    R.A.F. Sergeant "Lost His Head" In Raid
    127 13 TRITICXSM of what he described as the reckless conduct of an R.A.F. sergeant who fired at a car in an air raid was made by the coroner of a north-eastern town in Britain at an inquest on Henry Glynne Ifawley. aged twenty-six. van
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    S.R.C. St. Joseph's In Keen Game
    121 14 1 If 1.1 V Jl Mill <\< 111l \A i I ii>\ I N ooi had equali K. „i through K B Iwaj thi N th< nu, .pi and ti i on Ihe resumi I» ,i .miplM-li ring within the to make 11 three
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    S.C.C. RALLIES WELL TO BEAT SELETAR AIRMEN
    205 14 < I. I (Seletar 0. nd the Club, tin ir victoi Ih, Club ll mld h the first half and maintained this lead until the I mi resumption the Airequalised and scoring three minutes alter, took the lead. The dub and during the
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    Y.M.C.A.
    47 14 Y M.C.A. I; Field Ambulance 3. IN a ireciocrc game of hockey plaveo al the Y.M.C.A. ground yesterday, the Field Ambulance beat t&e Y.M.C.A second string by three goals t two. For Ambulance, Padial at rd played the best urn: of the evening while fcr the
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    Lose-By Odd goals
    98 14 was pion-.ina ing two goals. ylor in I Ambulig brought of! some < i.nd a a l mainly due to one-goal lead. The A: ubular.ee opos^ tack, and scored their through padial, with a tricky bail past Marsh in in an up-ffold mo through Edgar a s
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    TO-DAY CHARITY HOCKEY
    125 14 TO-DAY CHARITY HOCKEY THE Singapore Civilians their hardest tryout Of r.ocn when they meet™ Army in the ;.vcc,nd WJ hockey match on the F3w The sides should 1 matched and I sUl jJ very open, fcnUe It liably expect rd a 1 pace will b maintai out ttr game. On
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      211 14 a iiruw IS 1111 1111 I rlr>; iUlii ul ji/ BBgrn a^^ r l\ Winner 1939 Singapore Gold Cup it JB?/ n,llv u,feit breeding and training can produce a real Rf WW J Jw winner. (Ooltipt had the best of both, gaining Malaya's If a w I J sF tlirl
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    90 15 London. Nov. 6. flavor of London's Red id St. John's Ambuwill in future be e Duke of Gloucester's Mitributions should be i him at St. James's the Lord Mayor's Air &s Fund will continue from the Mansion a.jm ng the Red Cros.s Exenittee, the Lord Mayor lat it had
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    43 15 Shanghai, Nov. troops are con- JJ to evacuate from i Jw«M»n region, and Embarkation at Hal- J Japanr^ vessels 3Jy. according to ft** have occur- L^ 1 l aween the i 3 t r „,ta 'V authorU 2}\ ad.ninistration Indo-china are -K
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    JAPANESE OFFICER FIRED AT
    138 15 JAPANESE OFFICER FIRED A T Shanghai, Nov. 6. ITONGKEW the Japanese occupied portion of the International Settlement— was thrown into considerable contusion yesterday- afternoon when several Chinese fired at a certain Lieutenant Hisao Nakamura, who was hit in the back by several pistol shots, as he was walking along a
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    MAN KILLED IN ALLEGED FIGHT
    46 15 A Hainanese died as a result of ir juries received during an alleged fight with another over a sum of V.O cents at the 84 milestone, Buk.i Timah yesterday afternoon. The scene of the incident was near the Hume Pope Works.
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    ONE-NIL WIN FOR MEDICAL COLLEGE
    174 15 ONE -NIL WIN FOR MEDICAL COLLEGE THE Medical College defeated the Ceylon Sports Cluo 1 by the only goal scored, when they met at the College ground, yesterday. The Medicos were largely indebted to J Singn and Hock Eang, the backs, for breaking up the attacks of their opponents, while
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    Blonde Found Strangled In Flat
    128 15 Blonde Found Strangled In Flat CVIDENCK onlj (n Plymouth ly when Reginald G 24. an i sailor, describe Ol Raleigh Flymouth was remanded and With the murder of Beatrice Li Brown. 23. of same addn The woman stated wa.s fou ed by a In a bedroom at her flat late
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    THE OLD FIRM PAYS
    79 15 5 s Aw o o i> Green book- i (maker. Mr Hector Mac-? S Donald, said to i his friend, "I 1 would five £5d 5 to see a tier- I (man brought down." S The R.A. F. obliged, and t after seeing a fighter shoot
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    MR. T. W. ONG ENTERTAINED
    155 15 MH. i n o\(i, newly- i 1"I elected Munieipal I mis.sioner was the prima, u I gaeal al a dinner held at the N j \»w World last nlfM to i honour him on his new ap- i pointnient Ihe dinner i liven hy Messrs.
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    STOP PRESS
    128 15 Londo.i, Nov. 6— £5.000,000 has been placed at the disposal of the Greek Government by the British Government. The official announcement says that in response to the Greek request for financial assistance, the British Government have assured Greece of their readiness to provide such assistance as may be
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      87 15 Public Notice SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TKNDFRS. DERS met now invited !or tbl tolg materials or service For particular! see Municipal Tender Rtx itj Annual Supplies for 1941. See Municipal Tender I Construction of Drains. Culverts and Cainat Pegu Road (Deposit $50-) 12 MQI IMI Construction oi Drains, Culverts and Road at
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    BRITAIN STRIKES AT VERY ROOTS OF NAZI AIR STRENGTH
    389 16 LONDON, NOV. t. IM ...H.nioi BRITAIN'S BOMMNO^ ATTAOTON 1 GERMANI "HAD WCREAS! WAS IN JSING AND WOULD CONTINUE TO IM'« 'vim^! MR ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR, IHE UR MINIS II I! SHAKING AT SHEFFIELD TO-DAY. tho ug would invade Britain by the end
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    PARAS
    89 16 Shan&nai, xxov. 6. Instead of an "honour ab 1 e peace" France has got from her surrender only terms ensuring lasting slavery, declares the China News. The paper adds that if Germany is willing to make concessions it is only to turn France against Britain. 'Later the Axis would
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    Full Support For Greece Wanted
    208 16 London, Nov. 6. jHE lullest possible British support for Greece is urged in press comments on Mr. Churchill's speech. Remarking that clearly the Commons was not altogether satisfied with so general an assurance as the Prime Minister's declaration that the Government would do their best,
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    JOHORE SULTAN MARRIED
    87 16 JOHORE SULTAN MARRIED Tl*» St \N op i{) uM MARRIED AT HALL REGISTRY )FF 9 MENDI. Rn} tN jS AGED 25. KEITER.^I The ceremony I^' J nutes. The bride's 3 Mendl ana the Sultajl Captain Abdullah, actal nesses. Pinned on the bridejfl a striking cieeoration-J crown and monogramel j two
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    Latest News Of Fights In Greece
    325 16 Latest News Of Fights In Greece (FROM PAGE ONE) been deeply impressed by the sober I caution of the Greek official comI muniques. which if anything, en lon the side of moderation The Greek authorities are extrely anxious to avoid creating anj line? of over-conf dence. and I foreign correspondents
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    Capt. Robert Latta Dead
    21 16 The de.. I tain Robe; 1 modore of fleet and fli I Empress of Britai Router. B
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