Morning Tribune, 12 November 1940

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    9 1 Morning Tribune r No 243, Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1940.
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    13 ITALIAN PLANES SHOT DOWN
    210 1 13 ITALIAN PLANES SHOT DOWN London, He*. n ■STK I l >" Ce J Ki, iJF Bfh«««< ir BriUin with decl- ri s over the Mj I the Ixis. IP to ■iu>v had il' a: GtTttUm or only two i K ,!> ;ill- led thai some Itali:uij K irerc I
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    ROSEVELT FLAYS THE DICTATORS
    247 1 Washington, Nov. 11. under the iron heels of the dictators will rebel, said frsident Roosevelt, in an Armistice Day speech at the rJ£! Unkn °wn Soldier in Arlington cemetery. V^KhssiD FAITH THAT n c. o IN SPITE 0F AIL DT J£ VIVE l FOR ONE PJS?VE
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    R.A.F. BLAST PORTS FROM BALTIC TO BAYOF BISCAY
    406 1 R.A.F. BLAST PORTS FROM BALTIC TO BAYOF BISCAY LONDON, NOV. 11. QBJFXTIVKS IN CENTRAL GERMANY WERE AMONG TARGETS ATTACKED BY THE RAF. LAST NIGHT. The RAF. raid on Danzig last night was carried out, Reuter's air correspondent understands, largely as a demon- stration night. Leaflets were < I Some bombs
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    262 ITALIANS CAPTURED IN KASSALA
    88 1 262 ITALIANS CAPTURED IN KASSALA Cairo. Nov. 11. IN both Gallabat and the Kasfcala aveas, operations are liltlwlm, says a British communique. Two hundred and 62 prisoners have been captured by the British in fighting aromul Kassala, but the number .aken at Gallabat has not yet been verified. The bombardment
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    Raider Near Australia
    90 1 MELBOURNE, Nov. 11— "It h;i^ been established beyond a j doubt that the mines which sank British and American cargo boats on Saturday were enemy mines, not Australian," says a Navy Intelligence announcement, referring to the sinking in Australian waters of the United States steamer, City of
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    POLISH-CZECH AGREEMENT
    175 1 POLISH -CZECH AGREEMENT Two Nations Join London, Nov. 11 A solemn agreement, "closing once and for ail the period of pi i crimination and dispute" and for closer political and economic co-operation, has boon reached between the Polish Govru.mcnt and the provisional Czech Government htn I! is embodied in a
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    $10,000 BREACH OF TRUST CHARGE
    121 2 $10,000 BREACH OF TRUST CHARGE EE Chin Yam, hire-purchase clerk of Borneo Motors, appeared in the third court yesterday, before Mr J. G. Rappoport, at b preliminary inquiry into charge! of misappropriation of 510,24X and falsification of accounts of the firm. a brief outline W the Mr. Luke R. Prynn,
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    GEORGE AS PITTMAN'S SUCCESSOR
    10 2 Washii ;ton. Nov 11. »f Qeor-
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    BRITISH ARE CONFIDENT
    728 2 The >iifidi< i: aM (By Colonel T. A. Lowe, Reuter's Military r r^ LONDON. M)^ 1 C II ADY PROGRESS AND CONTINUED IMPRom, 0 IS THE THEME OF STATEMENTS V BOi \v MIDDLE EAST WHICH WERE ISSUED I\ \L$ TO-DAY. IT IS A SITUATION WHICH SIIOIT nrp
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    NEW FRONT
    47 2 The map shows the position of Gallabat m relation to the rest of the Abyssinian rontier, where fighting is at its most iiiten.se at the moment. The position in th" Middle East and the Western Desert, says Col. T. A. Lowe, is full of hope.
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    London Observes Armistice Day
    207 2 A London, Nov. 11. 1A HOUGH there was no public observance of Armistice Day, people in London streets bared their heads and stood still as the clocks struck eleven, workers in offices stood in silence for two minute, near their desks. ™th^ffH it( e i act
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      75 2 Java Records Quake Batavia, Mov n 'iin mtteoro- :< ti 10, ;a ua? n.m. Java mm-, the Rum in the epi .In mi 'ion k.ij mL n.s amazJiji nu> 1 of your hair do natural food, ld treuing result. siiAiKKiN, by providing nourl mebt Uj dying c ses the hair
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    Shanghai Bank Taken Over By Puppets
    83 3 Shanghai Bank Taken Over By Puppets Shanghai, Nov. 11. I tral Bank of China buildin ;en over on Saturday 1 the Wang in the presence ent police and omc the Japanese gendm building formerly housed the ink, and was m ching B is went in. B the occupaI ourt-yard of
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    Empress Boat Safe
    51 3 indon. Nov. 11.— The ?ti.ooo- idlan Tiuifi; liner Kms Japan, which was at. ed by German aircraft in Ui--1 has reached the I'nited ?d<»m safely under her own n Ihe Admiralty commue announcing this adds that vessel suffered some damage a near miss, but there were casualties.-
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    READY
    114 3 With experience of parachutists, gained while they were in Belgium, the? Black Watch. S now stationed in the South Coast. have taken steps to V ensure their be. Inf able to deal with any effort i I made by the enemy to land j troops from the 1 air.
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    Italian Submarines Still In Tangier
    75 3 London. Nov. 11. THERE are no fresh developments in the situation in Tangier, Reuters diplomatic correspondent learns from authoritative quarters in London. As already stated, the British Government have taken steps to reserve all rights and interests their-. It is believed, from information reaching London,
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    Activity Stops At Midnight
    161 3 London, Nov. 11. WHILE in general not particularly heavy, enemy air activity during the night was somewhat greater than on the previous night, but had practically cease;! soon after >nidnight. A few isolated incidents occurred mainly in the Thames Estuary and the south coa^t, says an
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    RESS TRIBUTES EX-PREMIER
    341 3 london, Nov. 11. IVI^KR their opinions Mr hamberlain's 'P^ment" policy, the rn "'J Papers unite i n pay"••te to his personal '"iflinehing loyalty l|0 in service to the WtUje, predicts that 1 fo»er disclosure of the l t ;^Hh time will brii Wr. (hamberS creaserather than "'"limes,
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    Attack Stemmed In Ichang Area
    331 3 Chungking, Nov. 1 L JAPANESE attacks in thi fchftOf area, under COVet Of 30 aircraft, were repulsed by the Chinese, according to b (<hinfield dispatch from the Yangtze river front, received day. Meanwhile in East Chekiang, the Chinese are conv< on Hsiaoshan on the south
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    PEOPLE & PLACES Recruits Stage Party For Their Instructors
    930 4  - PEOPLE PLACES Recruits Stage Party For Their Instructors Vera Ardmore Bv CIOHTBN Depot RtCTUttl played instructors I Saturday night inslriM tors ar«- Warrant (Mj|CCn N< <> s'K««alnMn v*h«» ha\> hmm puttin K the ihroiiKh tfwir j» < during a training fttUi whirh I ludcd last v\r«-k i the party wen-
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    Concert Rehearsal
    78 4 Concert Rehearsal I A full rehear- >nl of the con- j < r\ which the( i Singapore Co- I operative Union J will give at the S Victoria Thea- i i tre on Monday in aid of the J War Fund, was held yesterday i afternoon. The rehearsal -otninenced at)
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    Official Party
    40 4 '"ii't: Air cj inodore Nortu Ml^ Uaphi Norton. \j r> r ei Ma r °up (a pi Batch at tki dance i ven l an It YF. |J P^t at t^ i Adelphi H«w /on Saturfe J 'uqht.
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    Depot Recruits Entertain
    45 4 Depot Recruits Entertain Picture taka at the which eijjhttt Depot Recruil j gave for the instructors a th? <'a lhl I Cafe on Satn dav nijjht: Lew t<» right:' Mr rainier. J* S Gatford M QordM I mll .uul S. M, at ford. sdfsdaf ffs-_^-
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    A TIP IN TIME MAY SAVE A MINT OF TROUBLE
    826 5 FOR YOUR FURNITURE polishing up your furniture, h leather out in a solution of three parts part vinegar. Rub the furniture well ith this alter which polish in the usual manner. lould there be any white marks on a polished
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      93 5 you can tell by the flavour it's LAMB of exceptional quality It is the very finest Lamb Australia AUb I KALIAN produces deliciously tender a -m- i r f~>w real pleasure to carve and a delight A [1 If to taste What better qualities VI could a joint of meat
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    HIT AND RUN MOTORISTS IN S'PORE
    87 6 HIT AND RUN MOTORISTS IN S'PORE t The c; i .iiii- to stop aft< i C] llf v h in iscd hi k Road, tu mile to inter h W vii In doing 80, he hit a Malay comii him., I ,c control o!' tiic van, swung nong in- tide
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    £10,000 GIFT FOR PLANES
    113 6 THE su (>n l jn> M: i i Lambert, at Medan, E ist Sumatra, for the ol two "Spit:.This contribution is in addition to the sums being coll through the Netherlands Indies Fund, and is a token of for the exploits ol the d goodwill from
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    HOSPITAL BOMBED
    60 6 pT he Nazis' i ind iscriminate I night bombing S has caused da. mage to yet another hospl. ta! in the Cen- i tral London area. It is be- N iieved that the hospital had) previously been evacuated in > view of ruthless attacks on other hospitals by
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    MILK PROFITEER HEAVILY FINED
    222 6 V\S Teow Khng, proprietor of Chop Tan Chiang Hup. was fined Sl5O when he was convicted on two charges of selling milk above the controlled price, in the fifth police court, yesterday. The allegations against Tan. who appeared on a summons, were that on Sept. 17
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    SPORE RADIO TALK
    42 6 S'PORE RADIO TALK "THE Singapore Chinese" is the title of the talk to be broadcast by Sir Ong Siang Song to-night (Tuesday) at 7 10 o'clock. This is the seventh talk hi the series "Presenting Singapore" arranged by i-he Friends of Singapore.
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    Armed Robbery Charge Denied
    165 6 A DENIAL that be Wll concerned in the robbery was made by Ho Ming Toh. 30. when the hearing wa^ continued at the Assize Court, yesterday, before Mr. SfS? W nd u a comm jury, of the case in mhh, St l nds char S ed
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    Confidence Trickster Caught
    171 6 Confidence Trickster Caught AFTER succeeding m trick, by which $120, Ismaih bin Noo 28-year-old Malav arrested in Segamut Produced befon Mr J G R n i Port, in the third police ft yesterday. l,,naih p&de charge of having cheai Heng. but iudgn served pending transfer to Jl district court, when
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    Blackout Robbers Gaoled
    229 6 Blackout Robbers Gaoled POUND guilty on a T housebreakiiii; and theft breaking into the premises Techlab Electrical and Hi j Technical laboratories Orel Road, during the Singapore! out on Sept. 3, Lim Ah Bee. ail employed wireman. who was i tended by Mr. F. B. Oehlers.CM Moey Hock, salesman of
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    Asthma Ger Killed In 3 Minu
    41 6 Asthma Ger Killed In 3 Minu Choking, grasping Bronrhr i health an«l y the prescript Btarts killing. > n j urifi- s I go that you M*> th successful tl you fr< und to co' n In 8 d empty i>' 1
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    Naughty Nazi, Spat At Policeman And Regretted It
    723 7 u. h. Hopkin Writes Front London London. Sept. 17. r ..pans, the crew of a I' brought down th-ewl town. Three ot re well behaved, but the rth the pilot, made troable^ on behig taken to the police /n^simt in the sergeants
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    European On Causing Death Charge
    193 7 A, European, Frederick Smith, appeared before Mr. C. H. Whitton, the traffic magistrate, yesterday, on a charge of causing the death of lan Indian cyclist, Abdul Karim. on 'Oct. 13 by a rash and negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. Mr. C. C. Tan
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    Pearl River Opening Postponed
    46 7 Cantoi !l. THE partial re-opening oi P vr. scheduled for Saturday, poned. H is ru > t^d that the river, closed for the past fe w v rounds of cholera infection in ao, will be reopened to partial traffic on Nov. 20. Reuter
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    Indian Soldier Fined For Driving Offence
    97 7 Indian Soldier Fined For Driving Offence AN Indian Army §erg< llan Dittu beftonfiAg to thr y lain Bat:- -iv. was fined $15 in the traffic court, yesterday. 1 ing his motor lorry in a cari manner alon* Bukit Tlmah Road on the morntflg of Oct. 8. In the absenci the
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1940 "GIVE US SIX MONTHS"
    359 7 MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1940 "GIVE US SIX MONTHS" OINCE Hitler failed to make '1 M« boast— and there is ampW evidence on hand to show that he tried his hard -that he would finish of! Britain by Sept, IV numy people have as! [themselvH^ and others, what Britain
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    1284 8 MORE EVIDENCE I MINES DEPT. PROB (FROM (Hit OWN REPORT**) KUALA l.lAM'l l; MONUj Mirr.ESTION PUT TO MR. POO VIN FONG A CHINESE MINER i,m HE A ■„.>,(; TO PA* FOB Till EDUCATION OF ONE OF THE SONS OF THEi r. n'K u TUK I AND OFFICE AT BATU
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      72 8 ARE YOU 1 one who has thought of getting an Electric Cooker and have wondered whether it would entail expense? onsider this: Free installation up to 60 ft. of wiring I maintenance. Electricity at 1 cents per unit. Hiring chargei are small: From M to SJ.;>O per month according to
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    SUPPORTED UNIVERSITY
    1047 9 been occasions when I put in The dif('l u had to put in 1 suemVivo been quite a big i r SlOO or even more? he y were a'wavs .small think it peculiar that utilised your serfor him .'-No. v suspicions in a European Offl vou to get
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    Eurasian On Housebreaking, Theft Charges
    88 9 Eurasian On Housebreaking, Theft Charges i p. F. Leicester, EuraI v sian. 19. had a charge of houae- > breaking and theft explained to him I when he appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham, second magistrate, yesterday. Accompanied b y ..wo other youths who had been previously arrested and charged, the
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    Free French Movement In Singapore
    104 9 i TELEGRAM has been received from General M A (.aullc to the Free Frenchmen of Malaya I In this telegram General de Gftulk appoints Mr. de Langlade to be his delegate for Malav-t and M E. Brisay to be President of the Singapore Com- General
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    75 9 II U.H."K the Duke ef( Kent visited a Royal Air Force j station he ins- pected many i new types of i American air- craft wliich are being put into I service wit h S the Royal Air S Force. Among them were the I Brewster "Buf- I falo" and
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    LORRY DRIVER ON MURDER CHARGE
    289 9 lt> a result of police inquiries into the mystery surrounding the disappearance of Sinnah Govindan Muda'iar. an 80 year old Johore shop-ke; per, and the finding of a highlv decomposed body found in the Jungle in Mandai, by a military officer while on manoeuvres, a
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    AMATEURS SCORE WITH 'THE SORCERER'
    317 9 AMATEURS SCORE WITH 'THE SORCERER' offering "i "The Son* 1 01 nn audience of friendj on Satin day night. A most excellent evening's mi' talnment was the remit. Thee<> v is very well rehearsed lias obviously been carefully eh< This Is of course nothing new fi P.A.D.C profltictions of GUtx
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    Building Collapse Due To Faulty Work
    420 10 Wllf ien ittap extension to reffmiculll f;«(t.»r> at tli" |2> norlands Koad. eOJlapsed <>ii th< aftei iiowi tl Od .i workman, Urn Thii «as killMl At i! i he Inquii HCI, ned a Iventure added that the building collap [•uriii", a storm bocause it
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    Trespassed In Admiralty Waters
    79 10 Trespassed In Admiralty Waters FOR navigating his )UQk in Admiralty Wfttera during prohibited hours a quarter of an hour after sunset and a quarter of an hour before ■sunrise Ho Teck Chee, owner of the junk, was fined $20 in 'he Traffic Court yesterday, when he pleaded guilty through lorance,
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    Enticed Away Another's Wife Allegation
    45 10 Enticed Away Another's Wife Allegation THARGED with KlI tn'niß away Khatih Bee, the will bujl bin Abub ihmood t3iii Hd d. a vou nu '.tncd tri h police cour yesterday, enre f tin tt*(* on Oct. 24. v i $250 in one .'ure'y wa.-, offered.
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    THEFT OF BICYCLE ALLEGED
    101 10 ALLEGE have n committed theft of a bicycle m Juronf? Road on Nov. 7, Huran Chand. 1 young Indian soldier. claimed rial in the fifth police court, yes. terday. Thi postponed until Nov 26 for i.< personal bail of $50 being allowed. SAID to have J
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    Woman Acts As Interpreter
    293 12 Woman Acts As Interpreter rK the first time in the history oi the Singapore police court.--a lady acted as interpreter In a case, in the second court yesterday. The ca^e, which had to be post:ed pieviously owing to the fact it the parties involved were Burand there were no Burmese
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    Scotland Yard's New £200,000 Home
    161 12 Scotland Yard's New £200,000 Home S Yards JJ noox«i Embank." meii London lete and some department in. The building, which will be the bestequipped police h?adquartei s in the world, i under structlon for three and should i havi tmplettd bv the end but I 1 bv the war. The
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    Employer Shoud Pay Find —Bech
    52 12 Employer Shoud Pay Find —Bech WHEN two wajjj maid empiort trolled hotdj lined lor t* offences, the said TsSS that the sw agenuur the penaiues. in the attics 1 they slept* g Lion Hpte <J t h| "fanli^ts ventilation. thev were i lights shone operate I SI m I 1
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    Told Boys 'Like Nazis'
    144 13 Told Boys 'Like Nazis' VOU are just like 1 the Germans. 1 do not think I can insult you worse than that," the Hon. Mrs. E. Emmet told three boys who appeared before the court at Littlehampton, Sus- sex, recently. The boys were accused of stealing icepans, knives, rugs and
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    Cheating Charge Against European Fails
    97 13 1 REMARKING that no offence of cheating has been disclosed as a re.su k )f police investigations and thai the ma:ter should have oeen a civil action. Inspector D. R. 1 said he had instructions to withdraw a charge against Arthur Lei net, a 56-year-
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    4 Famous Brothers
    68 13 ONE of four famoir brothers, Ma.iorGeneral Sir Iror Philipps. former M.P. for Southampton, died in a London nursing homo, recently, ityeight. His brothers, like himself over 6ft.. were Lord Milford, who is still alive t)late Lord Kylsant and the late Viscount St Davids Sir Ivor was ernor
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    COLTS BEATEN BY ODD GOAL
    165 14 Singapore ww IN Singapore C Hone Lim Green I the m good defi d both evenly matcn--8 Oix-nine strongly the Colts had the the th^ first ten minutes of plav. and threatened through Amwtfum and Pot j' TJ adually found theii f "-t, and In
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    Gunners Win On The Padang
    248 14 v THK Mountain Battery beat the SRC II by tun I goaU to nil In a scrappy game of hockey on tn b i p ..i.inc jrtstcrtfft] Roth goals men scored by Harbans Singh, the J v Indian Army outside-right, who led the Battery's S
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    78 14 C.S.C. 5; 1 G.I IX an f\i -iti'iu ;.nne ol played on Hie CS.t f deft Indian (ieiicr.il Hospital nil I to three. ltd ad thf Ct ylor the stai I.G.H. netted the i Umar Din A few minutes later a put the I OH. ahead, m a difficult
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    56 14 M.CU. 2. J-A I THE hockey mate! Indian ;m fs dical collci P a J Indian lestier Plain a win for the Union *1 to rno. tjJ The sci Kuldip B Harbajan SI -oal for li. T HE^ Tsuttn odd of Dl I Andrew's five goals to day. KmllwdJ
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    SAILOR TELLS OF SYDNEYACTION
    323 15 (Tribune Staff Reporter) KUK a Singapore. Monday SK K man, on his way back to Australia for special medical attention. Able-Seaman Lennard Aley gave me to-day an eyewitness's account of &*«£&2s? i n r hich M A s SmJ^SM VI nis best cruiser and so badlv
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    Girl Knocked Down By Motor-Car
    60 15 A FIVE-YEAR old Chinese girl was knocked down by a motor car at New Market Road yesterday at about seven o'clock. The child received minor injuries at the back of the head and suffered from shock. The child was given first aid by the Fire
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    CONCERT FOR WAR FUND
    97 15 IN indication of the wealth nf histrionic to be found amon? Urban Co-operators was give-n yesterday at the Victoria Theatre when a dress resal of the variety concert to be staged by the Society on Nov. 18 in aid of the War Fund was held. The
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    ITALIANS CHECKED IN EPIRUS FRONT: GREEKS GIVE DETAILS OF VICTORY
    497 16 ITALIANS CHECKED IN EPIRUS FRONT: GREEKS GIVE DETAILS OF VICTORY BATTLE ATHENS, NOV. 11. CONFIRMATION THAT THE ITALIAN CRACK ALPINE L DIVISION WAS DEFEATED AND BROKEN IT IN THE HEAVY FIGHTING IN THE PINDUS MOUNTAIN REGION IS CONTAINED IN THE LATEST GREEK COM MUNIOUI The division was -uniposod of cavalry
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    201 16 In Spite Of Germans Vichy, Nov. It AFKINCH revolution is impossible now becair" France is disarmed and impotent, but many frenchmen still hope in (heir hearts for a Hritish victory" This is the opinion of a high (lerman staff Officer attached to Cieneial von Stuelpnagel,
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    SECOND 'QUAKE
    24 16 Berlin. Nov. 11.— A second earthquake shock "of considerable importance" was felt in Bucharest this morning:, reports the German news agency.- Reuter
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    130 16 SULTAN RETURNING TO MALAY N IFROM H. L. HopkJ 1-midon, Not 1 > IN a final internet ijJ to-da>. His n, ghne| Sultan of Johore said he glad he was return* Johore with his ben bride. He spukr appmutni the cont;u t s he had I with the (i'.jvi rnnMH
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    101 16 London, Nod LIBREVILLE, the capital of Gaboon, French Equj Africa, has surrendered to General de Gaulle's! it is learned here. Following the capture of Lambarene this sed have wrenched the last stronghold in Gaboon] Vichy supporters. An official statement is expj later. No aircraft under British
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