Morning Tribune, 16 November 1940

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    14 1 Morning Tribune I ,47. Saturday. Nov. 16. 1940. Morning Tribune Saturday. X»v mbtr 1
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    RAF SMASH BERLIN & 26 AERODROMES
    506 1 RAF SMASH BERLIN 26 AERODROMES London, n0v.15. If bombers last night made heavy and successful attacks on objectives m berlin. other attacks were made on indus- targets elsewhere m germany and on enemy occupied tODROMES. [he heavy attack on Berlin and attacks on 26 enemy-occupied aerodromes harbours* and shipping from
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    AZI DIVISION IN SPAIN, SAYS KNOX
    97 1 AZI DIVISION IN SPAIN, SAYS KNOX B<i-ioi\, Nov. 15. Bt .a whole Uivi- I tin m civilian ftr n attack on H-ai'.ai is a likely event 5 n Eflm-ar future." declared Iliiitei'. MuH-s Navy Mm- ft. Coiitiici frank Knox m Beech advocating increased fti!;<-i m national defence. v.iv of opinion
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    HANNEL UN DUEL
    38 1 HANNEL UN DUEL I 1 <ov. 15. illei "y en Brih and Gt-rman long&uns across the Chan- place to-day. begun by Ger- several befoie dayalties have been ig the British Jj nd Again came übsidhad been hours.- Reuter
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    FLASH
    115 1 iii:.\ti:\ on QM. hundred and fifty enemy plane* endeavoured to attack London of the tni'm nm fre mft b> a strollß forco of BrilKh ftKhters. Snm«MMt "^hed London but others were fhniHi back over tbe also smashed by British fighters and ground defcMCl littlP Vn^ 1 niStr SUmming UP
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    Marks The Spot
    49 1 Marks The Spot A soldier using a tin opener j to remove as a souvenir the! swastika paint- I ed on a Nazi j raider shot! down on the I South Coast. And it looks 1 very much as if "X" marked the spot where this deed was done.
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    NEW C-in-C HERE
    345 1 NEW C-in-C HERE Rangoon, Nov. 15. AIR-CHIEF Marshal Sir Robert Brooke- Popham, the new Commander in-Chief, Far East, who arrived m Singapore to assume his appointment yesterday, was recently the guest of the Governor of Burma and In the course of his journey out also visited Malta. Egypt and Iraq,
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    TARANTO SALVAGE ST ARTS
    358 1 London, Nov. 15. A FLIGHT over the Italian naval base at Taranto shows that efforts are bems ■all to salvage the battleship of the Littorio (lass. Hit Xdmiralty announces. The text of the Aimiralt? communique, describing tinhavoc wrought by the Fleet Air Arm at Taranto reads.
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    Seven Italian Aircraft Destroyed
    58 2 Seven Italian Aircraft Destroyed London, Nov. r 3 md twd oftto aged by aircraft ah Ann during the 13, aparl '•rippling blow dealt to the i rmouncki Uai m addition to t! ol four [taiian to a idy now known tha' raft sliot down two hirh wpre endeavouring to m
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    MANCHESTER HANDICAP
    75 2 jdon. Nov. 15. r, the N I. handicap al Manchester wn j.'fllows: SBlacK Speak (t>. smith); B man (Harry Wragg); Owen.stown (Taylon; P. 1 II (Rlchard(E. Smitht Rodeo II mi. Haftlac (T i od); 13r.1i: I'l inch <p(-: rds); Beinrtdi rffcvett); Queen Ol Ihirai (Mah- Harthill Wayward B
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    FRENCH WEST INDIES
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    Taranto Action Described
    389 2 (Reuter'a Correspondent with the Mediterranean Fleet) London, Nov. 15. I HATE just returned to Alexandria after seven and half days at sseaa a trip of some 3,500 miles during which a Mediuiean battle has been carried out covering operations enabling the Fleet Air Aim to deliver its
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    Axis Generals Meet
    39 2 Berlin. Nov. 15.-—Yon Keitel. Chief of the German Hi?h CJommand and Marshal Badoglo. Chief of the Italian High Command, are holding conversations at Innsbruck, the German News Agency announces. The conversa'ions will be opened to-day.- Reuter
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    Carol Loses Property
    29 2 Belgrade, Nov. 15— The property of ex-King Carol has been confiscated under the decree oi the Minister of Jus: ice, acordiug to a Bucharest telfcgratt) Reuter
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    U. S. Demand For French W.I. Colony
    196 2 U. S. Demand For French W.I. Colony NEW YORK, NOV. 15 A DEMAND that Martinique shoml BE TAKEN OVER IMMFDI UFI v J THE AMERICAN RFPI B1J( S tM), KJJ HAVANA AGREEMENT IS MADE BY nvl NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS. 'Our interests command action at oj Martinique should be taken by
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    NAZIS "SINK" 38 SHIPS 32 ENTER PORT!
    112 2 Novjs TWO more .ships of the convoy which t 1 claimed to have annihilated ar< n< I tie, it is officially announced. The following is the tex* muniquc: 'Of 38 ships m the co X tacked by an enemy surface raid- H 30
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    GERMAN RADIO ON MOLOTOV'S
    170 2 London, Nov. I M MOLOTOV arrived at Ike ITI 1 1 ontier station of Mark;.. i midnight, according to the German wireless. lit vuaccompanied by Von Der Schulenberg, of the German economic mliilrtu i« claim that Soviet German collaboration nr i much as battle lost for
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    UNKNOWN
    43 2 Shanghai Reterrin° k m men* '^M •Mr. Joseph KB Mr. Randall I' Editor ol the! hai Morning dei Qeclafl KennedyßLgiven a *I^r ..nation V H' i: 1 his ..J^B^ 1 ieo, BB sioner has the r S commit I C. A. '^^B
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    1,000 KILLED IN WORST AIR RAIDS OF WAR
    522 3 LONDON, NOV. 15. uxs HEAVILY ATTACKED BY GERMAN o.\vks ON THURSDAY NIGHT AND THE NUMBER niciTAITIES MAY BE AROUND A THOUSAND. IT w»r HIM EXTENSIVE DAMAGE WAS CAUSED [MANY BUII DINOS WERE DESTROYED. of Home Secu- j Innounces that Coventry ked las:
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    PARAS
    58 3 Mr. H. G. Cochrane has been appointed to officiate as Assistant Drainage and Irrigation Engineer. Lower Perak. Mr. X G. Mathev 8.A.. L.T mana^ei and principal of the Panuel High School. Kuala Lumpur, has retimed from India. The Sultan ot Perak has appointed it.ci. Ismail bin Ibrahim, to uc
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    Mussolini Dares Not Confess
    235 3 Mussolini Dares Not Confess London, Nov. 15. MUSSOLINI dares not confess to the unhappy people of Italy even half the truth of the Taranto disaster, though the bombs which trashed m the new raids on Taranto and his other naval base at Bari. show whole country that a fire has
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    ENEMY MINES EXTENDED
    71 3 .ion. Nov. 15 THE rxt.nsion of the tntmfi mine Jl^jj^ 1 to m an Admiralty eommunkjue, wnjj^™^ aS of five mineaw.- «up ate thLs extension Ou counte achieved and continue to achit c grea p> keeping clear the approaches to our por The lost mhieswpers are the
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    26 3 This picture <* was taken at a coastal defence batten in the Eastern Command. Here is an unusual picture looking: down the bore of a six-inch gun.
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    JAPANESE SHOT IN SHANGHAI
    75 3 Shanghai, Nov. 15 Consternation rei^n.s m Jap anese circles here follow in 1 the shooting of another Japanese serviceman m the Japanese occupied area of Shanghai. The latesr victim is Captain Ishibashi, who was fired on from behind, by ,r. lone Chinese gunman yesterday afternoon m
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    PALACE MEWS BOMBED
    64 3 London, Nov. 15. BUCKINGHAM Palate news were damaged by a small- calibre high-explosive bomb during a recent air raid. This |is now disclosed. The Kins and Queen were not m resiS dence at the time and no- S body was injured, the .start being m shelters. This
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    Outdoor Party For 20 Servicemen: Kuching Trip
    390 4  - Outdoor P arty For 20 Servicemen: Kuching Trip VERA ARDMORE By A i aim m". a ai her i >lUl I Etc from the I-oyal airmen from I Mrs \ui»l\ MM «»l .t ii.up „i ten Btof»P*w ir— ho h:lvr tundMi t»ffetbef to |lvf monthiv inmeal for r. ■<• Men
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    Singapore Troops Entertained
    64 4 Singapore Troops Entertained s ft'ESTS at the) S U party which y Mrs. G. Aurely gave at 9 i Kochalie Drive for twenty Ser- i vicemen on Thursday night S 1 helped them- s*'lvos to a buf- fet supper set m the dining room. V In this picture i Pte.
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    Back From Kuching
    115 4 M?,S. C. J. Church has just returned from her visit to K1;--chlng, Sarawak, full of enthusiasm for the marvellous reception that la being planned for the "Bomber 1 firla when they go theic m December to put on a show loi the "Buy a Bomber" Fund. European
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    52 4 MISS E1 m a Kelly. who l< ives to-day tor Hongkong hostess at a pihii party at 1 Praha." 7 Ox- !»•> Rfafcj la^t mht. N« »il\ a hundred |ie it i were present to sa\ t -heero to Mi^s K«!l\ who has made many friends during hrr roinpai.it ivrh
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    Services at Buffet Supper
    59 4 Services at Buffet Supper fIESTS at the^ J v party given by i Mrs. A. Aurely 'on Thursday night enjoying i supper at a table set m the j j garden. From left to /right, they/ a r e:— P t e^ Wynne, Mrs. E i i E. McWalter Miss
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    People and places
    176 4 People and places (ten the Club two performance Theatre, when h. city of over 700. All Sarawak 1 to the visit which should considerable sum of money loi Bomber fund Mrs Church wa an official dinner p rival and was struck with the pitality of the Kuchi As I Was
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    ET'S TALK IT OVER
    1106 5 If you have a problem, send it to Helen, our home expert, who answers readers' queries on this pa^e every Saturday. Address your letter to her co Morning Tribune, Anson Road, Singapore, enclosing correspondence coupon. I ((MI M, fW TUB 12-YEAR-OLD nJ tuelve-year.old daughter 71 puytimc
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    Post Free Facilities
    97 5 Post Free Facilities |N order to facilitate the J sending of queries to Helen, she has arranged witfc J the Tribune Press Town Offl- i cc, No. 9, The Arcade, Singa- S S pore, to deliver these direct l S to the Morning Tribune, thus eliminating the need for you
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      16 5 j Correspondence Coupon The loot* roupoa moit be enclosed h every correspondence coapoo November 10, 1940 ¥>
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      74 5 V' I ttAM$ W? W 9^ Mr < jF f IteJS 4&t^HKS!C- J^J m vi df ■WbHbMbMblbHb^^l^b^F J^J> T j-^|^ tke hams mtk tke f^£j Mr r the flavour everroaf like-* hi* made these fine HaflM famou* la v Malaya for orer twwity year* I nllow u> •w Keep half
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    WAS INDIAN MURDERED?
    188 6 ipj ihwas 1 i»(, found i ten Xhe doctor <!• ccurrcd '>" houi mortem The Urn!) I taustui p i>i A. J. A. Blake i>i < d that v a li the swellin I \m bee said th.«i *tt*t tinh.in.il there v (>f i.nil pl.v and \u
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    Judge Lenier With Perjure
    156 6 "MRJURY it committed fre V been many prosecutions." tMN U*r c The foregoing observation v Justice Pedlow, at the Assii! r 8 n a(l sentencing a middle.aged I Ml liv Urt ft* Haveli Ram houla. to JX n S prisonment on a charge of miki,? ri^«
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    GENERAL WITH HAS BUSY DAY
    145 6 GENERAL WITH HAS BUSY DAY PENERAL Wu Te-chen and his party had a fJ U yesterday attending a number of functions am for them. The first of the functions was a luncheon In his honour by His Excellency the Officer Admii ing the Government, the Hon. Mr. S. W j
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    General Inspects Boys' Brigade
    87 6 HIS Excellency, Lieut-General L. V. Bond. General Officer Commanding the Troops. Malaya, this evening reviewed the Singapore Battalion of the Boys' Brigade. A display, which included gymnastics and drill, followed. Lieut-General Bond spoke highly of the Battalion. "As members of the Boys' Brigade." he .said, "you
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    SEVEN ATTEM MURD CHAR
    87 6 SEVEN ATTEM MURD CHAR AS a res;;.: ofl inquiries ill case m whichH dian was said been attacked sticks a'.:i| thrown m at Potong Pasfl nine Ind I night of Noi seven Tamils! been a: I charge I murder. The mcc 4 are, Lotch j| 37. Retii I ruvangan 52
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    Syce Fined For Driving Negligently
    152 6 ISTUR bin Dollah, syce, was fined $50 m tt 1 court yesterday, when he pleaded amended charge of negligent driving on Oct. ii year. The original charge against Istur was on causing hurt to three people as the result ot driving, but it was amended
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    Army Pensioners Annoyed, Turned Down As Firemen!
    848 7 L. Hopkin Writes From London London, S< >t. 20. 1() R ;J Hospital come to the the British 1 street f Chelae* taking n and occasionally having C, refreshment atone <>i •locals." Brave old boys L are, proudly weaning the ,l won m
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    NEW FOOD DEAL
    60 7 Ottawa. Nov. 13 ORITAIN has agreed to buy ni £26,500,000 worth products from Canada during the ir of war. This total takes n«> account of the wheat purcha. Making this announ BPday, Mr J G Oardi Kterof Agriculture said ho saw prospects of selling sixteen million bushels
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1910. IN THE FAR EAST
    327 7 MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1910. IN THE FAR EAST IT is now admitted, either unintentionally or deliberately, m the Nazi press, that the present UussoGermaa negotiations m Berlin have, among other things, some connection with Par Eastern politics. There has been much talk since Ihe conclusion of the Axis-Tokyo
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    No Promotion Due To Bankruptcy
    329 8 Singapore; Friday. STATING that his bankruptcy was acting v i bar to hk promotion, a Chinese derk employed m the Governm. servke, whose liabilities amounted to 138,411 and who attributed his insolvency to standing surety for his mother m the sum of $26,041.50, applied for
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    Capt. Braid To Drive Alfa In Grand Prix
    338 8 Capt. Braid To Drive Alfa In Grand Prix CAPT P. K. BRAID, whose "Braid Special" has suddenly -.1 trouble, will be driving the Alfa Romeo brought by a wealThuiland lawyer to Singapore specially for the Johore Grand Prix. A huge car, compared with the othei vehicles In this race, this
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    MALAYA URGED TO SAVE VICTORY
    249 8 MALA YA URGED TO SAV E VICTORY IN a radio broadcast on 'Every Dollar Helps," last night over the Singapore station Dr. T H Silcock said: Every dollar that you save helps to win the war. I t may not help v and obviously. You may think that money saved
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    SAVING MEN'S
    67 8 SAVING MEN'S |fc rub «*r din th f>r aircraft J In British S ■U«rb, is pa r s attached ot| U»t aircraft. When ne^ed >n thrown out of "F tord i s pul Which attaches] h severed. The, bow the ap parat r »P The boat T no water and
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    uation In Improv Middle
    232 9 uation In Improv Middle London. Nov. 15. I v (Mr. Anthony has just returned ir m the Middle East. jfla special to the reft and friends of what he essentially an im- army" m the Middle East. this army Mr. m th- future with m and he was I' port
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    JEAN ROGERS
    5 9 A New Sltirlcl
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    Judge Puts Court Into Top Gear
    145 9 MX JUSTICE WROTTESLEY applied the principle of "Go to it!" to the hearing of an action m the King's Bench Division, Undon. Setting the pace as he briskly entmd *nj cour he "declared: -It would be scandal. f this case should not finish to-day-so
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    THE BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    145 9 THE BRIGHT LIGHTS! AT THE CAPITOL TWKNTY-SEVEN years of adven--1 hire with a capital "A." aid the late Martin John.son and hi? wife ON have made one of the most remarkable contributions U the screen, not m the sense of technical perfection or invention, bu In the very full aim,
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    MR. C.H. DAKERS MARRIED IN IPOH
    217 9 MR. C.H. DAKERS MARRIED IN IPOH (From Our Own Reporter i Ipoh, Nov. 15 THE marriage was solemnised U I evening at the church of £"> Michael of Capt. C. H. Dakers, M C Protector of Chinese, Perak, aiu Miss Winsome Alwyne Compton It was a quiet ceremony, on U
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    SUCCESSFUL APPEAL
    172 9 By Crown AS the r«tUlt ol I .successful api hv the Ciown again.st m I 1 of the second m.ini trate a young Chinese, Low Toh Who had been working on a mission basis for the sale of tnatche to Chinese firm. ;x months' bard »ur. Low Toh
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    Employer Forgives Dishonest Servant
    127 10 Pi.KADiNCi guilty to a ehaige misappropriating $55.90 with wlnrh he hmd been •■ntrusted by bin Mohanu'd Ibrahim informed Mr. J. G. Rappoport riind magistrate, that his had decided to re-en and deduct IB a month from his salary to make up the money he h;id taken
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    THE POLICE DO NOT FORGET
    144 10 A Chinese who kept a revolver and 74 rounds of ammunition in his room, and who ran away to Kota Tinggi and stayed there for a year when his mistress had been arrested in connection with the possession of the revolver and ammunition, returned to
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    Stole Chairs: Gaoled
    62 10 DLEADING guilty to a charge of theft of two wooden chair> Ang Hock Lai a young Chinese, was < ntonced to three months' rigorous imprisonment, to be ***** w e d by six months' police supervision m the fifth court, yesterday. Ann was stated to have stolen
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    KIDNAPPED GIRL CHARGE FAILS
    77 10 KIDNAPPED GIRL CHARGE FAILS DEMAKKING that there was some ake in the cha. d that he ceuid not amend it, Mr. nrad Oldhani. the ond Ma a ed a dlschai not amounting to acquit al, to I Seow Moh. a v>d*>ld Hokkien, when ta appeared m the Second Oour today,
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    Convent Drill Display
    33 10 Convent Drill Display A successful drill display was held by pupils of the Convent. Tanjong Katong. at their school premises yesterday. Various exercises were none through by the uirls who acquitted themselves well.
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    Toe H. Necktie Found On Malay
    118 10 THARGED with fraudulent possession of t v necktie, bearing a registered number, on Sejn Mohamed bin Musa, a younf Mala acquitU the sreorid police court yesterday. The prosecution alleged that, on being quest* by the police, the accused stated that the necktie given to
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    UNKNOWN
    42 10 PRIOR to his departure! on vacation leave Singh Sawhny Junjabi m! attached to the Police Com a tea-party to members Court staff at the G. H. Q terday. Speeches were m ber of those present, ej their appreciation i generosity. I
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    Kept Idle By Red Tape
    193 12 Kept Idle By Red Tape ULOYED I erector was summoned for nonpayment of £1 11s. rates. w/il The man, William Bradbury, of Lon-don-road. Rayleigh, is m a reserved occupation. He found no dim j culty In jetting work m peace time, but now— so he toid Southend county magistrate! he
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    19 Women Porters On The Underground
    108 12 19 Women Porters On The Underground NINETEEN \\>nvcn porters had begun duty at London Underground stations. More will be employ ed as more men porI are called up for bcrvice. The women wear white dust coats and grey caps of the Kepi type. Later they will oc issued with tunics
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    58 12 F. D. Massey, who was reported missing just before the Dunkirk evacuation, is now reported a prisoner of war. Captain Ma-ssey was with j the legal firm of Allen and Gledhill. Malacca. betorP" the outoreak of war. His Wife 'formerly Miss Yollande Terrell) has received news that he was wounded
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    'S WELFARE BOARD
    35 13 ire of seamen. The societies i appointed a representative consultative council to consider Lhr oroblems involved, and to provic. ,-iel of communication between voluntary organisations and the Ministry of Labour— British Wireless.
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    Criminal Trespass Alleged
    50 13 THARGED with < v> minal .respass, Lee Keng Poh. a young Hainanese, claimed trial m the fifth police court yesterday. Lee was allc; have wilfully emered the compound of house m Rochalie I Drive yesterday. The case was postponed I until Nov. 22, bail of $100 being
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    $2,000 Bail For Alleged "Boy" Red
    94 13 -BOY" of the A Bin Seng School, Bukit Panjang, claimed trial on a charge of being a member of an unlawful society the Chinese National Emancipation Vanguard Corps w hen produced before Mr. J. G. RapI poport, m the third i police court, yester-
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    Failed To Report Caught Stealing
    92 13 Failed To Report Caught Stealing RELEASED from prison on May 25. Ang Thiam Lai, a young Chinese, was asked to report his place of residence to the nolice as he wa.s ordered Uurw months" police supervision. The police waited for nearly a month, and as Ang tailed to repori his
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    STILL INSEPARABLE
    53 13 STILL INSEPARABLE TWO brothers. Arthur and Stanley Vince of Ranleigrroad.'Felixstowe artknown to friends as The to- separables." Their parents learned recently that Sergeant Arthur Vir.ce. Royal Artillery and lance-corporal ManIcy Vince, Royal Eneineers. both of whom foufl (France, are still by Bide— prlsoi war m Unman prison camp Bctn were
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    JACK BRUCE SAFE BET FOR TO-DAY
    824 14 Ib k oi Its thrills. 1 the most optii v.iii not help when p Weather will play rill only orn leaving a d lai (lr su|larker who will noi i ii he •'<" lk l> provides my best B, ;i forehich are ..in: shown
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      269 14 INSPIRING play by th I 1 wasted a number v k *hol College victory over the. College T§K they met m the annual p n f Timah yesterday. yen couß Raffles College wo,. _lul h ft at least another three oi [our "oa shown
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      Post Office Wins By Odd Against Sikh Police
      124 14 PLAYING on their own ground at S^kj yesterday, the Post Office hockey iM the Sikh Police by 2 goals to one m a d* interesting game. I The result was against the run of M Sikhs dominated play for moat ol the
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    RUGBY
    158 14 S.C.C. "A", Loy Rugger Brai IN what was essentially a forwards' ba 1 shared points with the c; terd spirited game of rugby on the Pada ig score was' six-all, each side scoring cwo The Loyals had the better o lJ ofl the whole but a stout defence on
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    Match Postponed
    35 15 The H<»( key match between the SRC II and the RE <cha *lllc J was to have been played on the SRC ground yesterday was eancdled. the Sappers Rating ci Dfl thr match
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    19 15 Fort Canning beat the S.C.C "A" by two goals to nil m a hockey match on the p*d*flfl yesterday.
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    124 15 Eurasian Youth Concert imers the organisers of the Eurasian Youth Movement's variety COncfcli at the Victoria Theatre last night, deserve pi for their effort. Ine two hour varied entertainment by talented formers, most <>' them hardly out ot their 'tenis. VM crammed with an Inter* sting variety pi Items. Short
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    177 15 R.A.F. POSE TO "ESCAPE WIFE" I 1 TWKNTY-NINh- i\ YEAR-OLD barman. D'Arcy Wilson, > oi Pitt-road, Thon:toii Heath, Surrey. I who was arrested m wild-atfi el Prfcrylane. after a Blfht lieutenant hud fired two shots at a blank wall to attract atl< tJoi lenl sd to two months' Imfcri Bonmeni
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      134 15 PAJAM, LIMITED Incorporated m the Stn Settlemen I NOTICE is hereby given that the Thirty-first Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of this Company will be held at the Registered Office, Hongkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay, Singapore, on Tuesday, 10th December, 1940, at 12 o'clock noon, at which the Directors will
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      77 15 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TENDERS TENDERS are now Invited for the fol lowing materials or service. For particulars see Municipal Tender Room. Supply of 2,000 Oval Galvanised Nightsoll Pall BJank Co 12 Noon. IT December 1940 Supply of Galvanfsed Wrought Iron Tube.for the period 1 to ***** 4 p.m. 13 Januvy IS4I
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      69 15 Vie Notice P UMITED W: Btralts merits) hereby given that the I neral Meet- Wers ol this OomInpifn at the R^stered I ik Chambers, pore, on TuesI wbei 1940, at 12.10 I Directors win I Dividend of I o ye^ e »cled 30th I Jbe pa ld t th I
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      349 15 Public Notices TENDER JOHORfc <;O\fcKNMFNT. Tenders are invited from approved Contractors for the Ornamental Plaster to the New Government Offices, Johore Bahru, for the Johore Government. A deposit of $100.- is required from each Contractor tendering and will be refunded on receipt of a bona fide tender. Tender Form, Drawings
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      367 15 Public Notices TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received up to 2°°" on 30.11.1940 at the Colonial npr£ ar 5 fflce Sin eapore, irom persons desirous of contracting for me following services for a period January! ce i a 9 4 r mmencinK from Lst 'a* Washing of clothing and linen
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      402 15 Public Notice SINGAPORE CRIHUOtITFb notice is hereby given thai Annual General M tih Members of the Sin Cricket Club will be held m th e Club House on Thursday, 28th November 1940 at 5.15 p.m. BUSINI 1. To receive, and i appro, adopt the Report and Account for the 12
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    17 ITALIAN PLANES DESTROYED BY THE GREEKS
    383 16 17 ITALIAN PLANES DESTROYED BY THE GREEKS Athens, MOV. 15. CHEAT activity <>\ infantiy, artillery and aviation or 11 the whole Italo-Greek front ia reported m tm Greek High Command communique issued last ntgnt. DwfaH Urn .•♦•rijil haltles, en It;ili;in planes were braiflll down, and Ml (,ih ntl> another U-n
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    STOP PRESS
    116 16 Aden, Nov. 15.— Several fins, two of which toulri be Heen 35 miles away, were started at Chinch- Aerodrome near Diredawa on the Addis Ababa Jibuti railway line, m thre. uids on Tuesday night by X I planes from Aden, it was annouined later Since the RA I
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    122 16 Protected by special Air Raid Precautions arran^p- merits, thousand* of hop- pickers, most of them from the East End of London, have begun work m the hopfields of Kent. Deep uncovered S shelter trenches are available to the hop-pickers m the event of air raids, and train- 8i uirdeiis and
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    Lorraine Evacuees
    108 16 Zurich, Nov. 15. French-speaking inhabitants being expelled by the Germans from Lorraine number 60.000. according to the Vichy correspondent of the Gazette de LavThese art abandoning all property and money exceeding 2,000 fi ancs."The removal of the French population from Lorraine" is defended by {the official German news
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    46 16 Soviet-Ja Agreem Denie had reached n\ ttith the S;»\ iet their spheres of i n^ Far East, and thj] had undertaken tog ance to the Chun^i ment were denied ment issued by the^ AfMCj to-day (Frii The agency >tat«s reports "do not ct >vith reality."- Reuter
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    Split Am Iron Gua
    48 16 Belgrade. Nov. expulsion from the] (Iron Guard* Parly m some important— who ed I the Goya the mover, ports from Buchareftj Those ex;- lied un(H signed by M. Loria I Premier and Iron 04 include three oppojj Dimitrescu bada and G( cioni ter. J
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    12 16 NOCIUI Cairo y eommu? tinue their ma. wh by artili' Reuter
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