Morning Tribune, 18 November 1940

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    Masthead
    15 1 Morning Tribune No 248, Monday, Nov. 18. 1940. Morning Tribune Monday. November is i 940
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    FALL OF KORITZA IMMINENT: GREEKS PUSH ALIANS INTO ALBANIA
    671 1 FALL OF KORITZA IMMINENT: GREEKS PUSH ALIANS INTO ALBANIA the most ignominious defeat that the Hans haw yet suffered m modern n, tin saw-dust Caesar's troops are fleeIter skelter m the face of Greek bayonets. "Evzonef (reputed "devils" of the us) hare expelled the invaders from territory m all but
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    LUFTWAFFE THREATENS REPRISALS
    99 1 New York, Nov. 17. RMI>S, against selected British cities. of e?en greater fury bhan those directed against Co ventry. are threatened In high (lerman sources m Berlin as "reprisal for the savage bombing of Hamburg," state reports from the German capital. These sources add that the Luftwaffe
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    Arab States Now More Important
    173 1 AS the war develops m the Mediterranean and the Middle East, attention is becoming increasingly focussed on the great central matt o! countries usually '•ailed the Arab states. Nearly all these countries belonged to the old Turkish Empiie and they now have not only many
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    Arabs Pray For British Victory
    253 1 (by A. P. Crosse, Renter's special Correspondent at Aden.) London. Nov. 17. AUAi; tribesmen m remote parts of Aden protectorate are following Britain's war effort with the liveliest interest. I have just returned from a three-day visit by car and camel to the protectorates of
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    Smashing R. A. F. Hamburg Raid
    178 1 Smashing R. A. F. Hamburg Raid LONDON, NOV. HAMBIIU. WAS AGAIN HEAVILY ATTACKED BY THE R.A.t'. DURING THE NIGHT. DESPITE ADVERSE WEATHKK CONDI. 11ONS. ATTACKS WERE ALSO ARRIKI) OUT AGAINST AEKODKOMLS AND PORTS IN DfBfTOCCUPIED TERRITORY. The port of Hamburg Again had [a lon^ and heavy hammering from I the
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    BOULOGNE QUAKE
    30 1 Berlin, Nov 17 A short MUtDt( preci thai caused da; aJ Boulogne extirpated at several million francs on irday ■;<.. to a Boulogne ii news families are reDort- Reuter
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    PRESTIGE OF AXIS WANING
    249 2 London, Nov. 1 ill i u-K-s diplomatic correspondent writes thai the fev< X diplomatic activity m whkh Germany has been induli thai pawtely anxioui to proclaim a rt ona l sphere that will wviv« the waning prertife „t th< among neutrals. It ii „ot v tin
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    Cretans Welcome Wavell
    129 2 Cretans Welcome Wavell Crete, Nov. 16. rKNFRAL Sir Archibald Wa- U \<|| ommander -m S 'hit lii Ib>l>'. rrturn.Mi to \p 4 on Thursday after m- spectirp troops m Crete j which is now heavily de- i i fend«d. I Cieneral U'avell was greeted c iilfmsi:istit ally l>v Ihe Cretans
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    MONTY BANKS NOW AMERICAN CITIZEN
    51 2 io Angeles, Nuv. 16. Oracle Fi< Id's htßbam born M^nty Ran 1 flftal American citizenship pa] on N<>\ 8. it Ifl disclosed Mr Banks' real name is Mario Bianco Oracle slated thai rtie lias m Intention for the moment <>f be<- m n American citizen
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    MADAGASCAR BLOCKADE
    119 2 Washington, Nov. 16. A REPORTED British blockade of Ifad&gtSCftr has raised the ques tion here of future supplies 10 the United States of Madagascar 'lite which is essential m the manufacture of steel. shipment now en route to America Is, as far as defence commission Official* here know,
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    74 2 r Mog adishu, J the Italian Indian Ocean > port, which was j bombed on Sat- urday by units of the British i Navy is clearly shown in this N map. Its impor- tance to Italian Somaliland h evident from a j perusal of the map and it can also
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      129 2 Italians Say Bari Bombed H Trrc? Berlin. Nov. 17. of military importance m varioui na m South England on the night of Nov 15 are claimed m a German communique which also on Waterloo Bridge and gasworks near vial docks The communique .says that on Nov. 16 German again attacked
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      89 2 Pains m !l Nervous, tm Wronc f I work on tIL 'of* TrouWw are the true oau|eo«J Ity, Getting -.<;»■ L,'R Ta.n Tv 9 feeling old .Je^gSd I kidnpyßiuiMt> J^llr'hein rery first dos< I clean out r-'^'M back foan pletely or cos! ..Cyste*| Now Available for only '5 FARADAY CWHFA*
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    UNKNOWN
    218 3 Unknown ,ov 16. I steam I -re, have I rding to lifonnation. Cm rs left ;>ort surrcpUKrtday night- The PhryI TeiJortcd to have ■L two hours after weighKl stated to be dnft- s till burning and in a ■ndition. Kent view here Is that Khi"h were instructed to |c ish
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    82 3 The West End of London was bombed by German night raiders. Seve. ral world fam ous thoroughfares were hit. Photo shows:— Wreckage of buildings i n Bruton Street. Queen Elizabeth, before her marriage t« the then Duke of York, lived at the home of her father, the Earl of Strathmore.
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    UNKNOWN
    93 3 Unknown New York, Nov. 17. BOOK is expected to be issued on Tuesda/ B evidence that Germany, Italy. Japan anri 8 R are working m the United States to American rearmament and the dispatch ol to Britain. announcement to this effect was made by Mi «es. Chairman of the Committee
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    Casualties In Monastir Raid
    53 3 on" v m 17 F °reign planes which flew owr toriti y night dropped some bomb;. heii 'n laltlPsi f tsstated ta well-informed public are now beginning t<> the previous raid on Monas' l an( j l( "'is than the published report ick.— m DeoD eb
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    King Visits Striken Areas
    284 3 King Visits Striken Areas London, Nov. 16. A TOUR by the King greatly heartened the stricken citizens of Coventry and the work for the alleviation of distress is being carried on with redoubled vigour under the leadership of Lord Dudley, Regional Commissioner. Mr. Herbert Morrison to-day said the progress made
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    LGLIGIBLE LOSSES FROM SINKINGS
    54 3 'k. Nov. 17. b Of w »r material [>* British lu «wni«ion, told reporters as he left m the rans-Atlantic clipper for Lisbon to-day (Saturday). American deliveries Mavc been very good, he said, but Britain wanted more and more vital weapons of all "tt^sV™ route <»
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    R.A.F. HAVOC ON ITALIANS
    337 3 Cairo, Nov. 17. JJ.A.F. bombers tgftin attacked enemy positions northeast of Korit/a on Friday, says an R.A.F. communique. Bombs fell m the target area and started several fires, but full details of the damage caused to enemy personnel could not be observed. A number of fighters
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      99 3 /r£ K a t^ly fine old brandy When the Huguenots landed In South Africa over 300 years ago£ ihev brought with them a knowled^- m brandy makin- trcm the well-known vineyards m Prance Ihi.s iormed the foundatiort of an industry, now the second \i i Bonth Africa led only by
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    ADELPHI SETTING FOR CLUB DANCE: PERUSINCS FROM HERE AND THERE
    874 4 ADELPHI SETTING FOR CLUB DANCE: PERUSINCS FROM HERE AND THERE VERA ARDMORE TO-DAY IV "get--1 by Mrs. \v L Burton I the Adelphl H night. Two humlrrri ;i ncJ sr\«iitv people I <! to "trip (he light fantastic" and the dance was definite! Una n rial sin < ess Ifri
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    People and places
    3 4 People and places
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    War Chanties Dance
    112 4 T HE War Parities Dance comt t> n »ttee held another successful f oa^e Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday night. H".s>..sp, fo r occasion intluded:: -Misses B. Campbell, M •no G. De souza, N. Mclhtyre, N. and D. Schooling, H Bonenfant, Tholen. m. Westerhaut, D YzelPattera." L
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      37 4 I ECT§ ENROL NOW now beiiif/ made ror the oommencemenl ol V :i th(l l■' December foltowlnt lubjecti A" l-omlon han.hr, if Xr I<in ewunlwition suh. Bcho#l Certiflcate Ex •minattai Decemket i«»n -nh^!. r mnirni;>l Thf Director.
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      34 4 r w I |K^ I 'I r i m PeM A Straw HaN I to order or rn."J similar to sket* J hats a S^ |:||I J •I I I VI W. RODNEI HrtJ
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    COOL QUICK-and EASY
    845 5 COOL QUICK--and EASY eration too much for granted. r reai> modern methods of refrigeration ishable foods like milk and meat I is, but possibly forget the many cold n used to give food that extra fillip I titea jaded by the heat. .food that I k and easy to '<>">
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      70 5 COLD STORAGE WK DELIVERY SERVICE Hp a.m. for Bread All (foods serf out :1/ tfu bft2^2fl deli< try will arrive m ttmt foi *^SkKL dinner. fllißl On Sundays and Public Holiday w£ S^B^l this no«»ii delivery will not be made BrPs hut orders received up t-o V (Hi a.m. AV^B^VtM
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    WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES BOUGHT FOR LOCAL STAFFS
    500 6 Here** A Ti|» ¥m* I n.|»l«.^ (he scheme under whUk this has been cl'-ne. <;,,,. Darby and Co.'. «*< th, purchase ..VU e8 applies only to the AsUtkmemb«B of thei m conjunction whhthrir Asiatic stßff prudent which th, majority of the.r As.at.c staff
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    Chinese Govt. Bonds
    43 6 Chungking. Nov. 16. The Chinese Government to-day officially announced the flotation iev#n and half million dollars worth of S'fcechuen reconstruction bonds secured on the Szechuen land tax at .six par cent, int per annum redeemable on Sept 30 1955— Reuter.
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    SITS IN CLIFF-TOP HOME & LAUGHS AT THE FOR
    215 6 SITS IN CLIFF-TOP HOME LAUGHS AT THE FOR S CHE'S more than seventy, and o u u^ 0 sand view of the wmr-for she liv, cliffs of Dover. And sh ne*iu to keen window se:U on the cliffs and laafh t l S t'ocman. That's the Little Old Ladx JL
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    Chinese Goodwi Mission Feted
    103 6 XHE beautiiul Haw -Par Villa at Pasir Panjani the scene yesterday o. the fourth tea-partjj to General Wu Te-Chen, Chinas Gcx I since his arrival m Singapore on Thura About a hundied guests were pre tion which was given m honour of the Gfl Mission by
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    Excellent Variety Concil
    94 6 A VERY entertaining variety concert was the Victoria Theatre last night by the Urban co-operatoFS m aid of the War Fun* gramme was well-blended with a vaiieij executed by talented performers. j Tan Hock Chuan. the well-known Malayanmagician, kept his audience gue^snm wiw tricks. d*J The dance
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    Judge's Advice To Lawye
    166 6 <From Our Own Reporter.) Penang, Saturday. ADVICE to young advocate^ on grounds of appeal ugs Riven by Mr. Ju>tice Aitkin m the Supreme Court. Penang, yesterday Remarking that grounds of appeal were nfarly always far too lengthy and involved. ml that he realised that isel were
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    The Capital's Hurts Are Still No More Than Flesh Wounds
    735 7 I. Hopkin Writes From London pt. 21. through a week t still stands. The cabled vvh at has happened convey an imidespread 1»W, be foolish to d eny that the a been considerable. s',on is given End and the East
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    Homeless Will Sleep On Royal Beds
    224 7 Human slories of Ihf raid* You have read on other pages the big stories of the air mids. Here are the little stories -human incidents that weave like threads of silver m the new pattern of our lives. IThe Queen ordered sixty suites of
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    Morning Tribune MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1910. MUSSO IN THE MUD
    336 7 MORNING TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1910. MUSSO IN THE MUD f AST Monday, m this column, we wrote J to the effect that Mussolini would not have his tumbles to seek m Gre* Rapid confirmation of that forecast has materialise! m the utter rout Of his crack 3rd. Division, Comprising
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    THRILLS AT M MOTOR-CAR
    140 8 Top and left: C. V. (routher-l Smith of Perak, winner of the/ dB first race of the grand priv the? I.ICO r.c. scratch event, m lii-s ear) flr a Fiat Victoria "special." Crowther- 1 B^t£ Smith finished the race, seven lips WiMi? of the 16 miles
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      119 8 f 3\\£—JJ&^A t J STARINA CYCI.KS are ill precision built In England. r**^y^^ srnMctord Modt-1 dc Luxe is illustrated. Also Sport! A ymdiu Mod'ls are available. Despite their high quftlltT WW W\\ STARINA are a Low Pricoi High Class all British \m \/7 7 A/.,, Vv Obtainable from the 'following
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    AYA'S FIRST DAD RACE
    346 9 A YA'S FIRST DAD RACE tampi ld ratin for ni tlM "-t-ars m Malaya, the 1' p r jx run over the week-end at Johore Bahru. 2 success md denu'nstrated effectively the amount of is foi motor snort m the coun ry. Entries were f,r -iv v Th ailand and
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    THERE WERE NO SPILLS AT JOHORE, BUT SPECTATORS SAW THIS ON THE WAY
    98 9 THERE WERE NO SPILLS AT JOHORE, BUT SPECTATORS SAW THIS ON THE WAY WHILE 100 MUM fU Iwm cars rated at Johore Bfthni without crashes OOC fatal motor accident oniined on satur-(l-in when near the Kth mile Bllktt Timah Koad. a saloon xustin 10. J. 7S9tand Willys Knight lu.n (8.
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    U.S. $4,000,000 For Aviation Fund
    87 10 Chunfki Imo Chiang X wire to G Chan nd Mr. 1 mbei <»r the ov< rAviatii tin in tion ol their effon solic; doi the Aviabruction Pund amc abroad ordini to a fllipatch from Ban FranCMCO, more thwi US .0 000 have been raised by
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    Collect For Spitfires As Bombs Fall
    132 10 WHILE Nazi bombs fell five miles away a Spitfire S fund was opened m a South-West England town. Between the time the j tbrtna sounded and the all r clear, about an hour-and-a- half. £1418 was contributed towards a new British lighter. i A
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    Stock Exchange Cheers The Queen
    141 10 Stock Exchange Cheers The Queen \?Ii,K hats were raised m the air and loud chc -is broke out when the Qn paid her first visit to i he. London Stock Ex- change recently. She v.as greet Q d v;ith a remarkable Demonstration. Busi1M ceeding v*'hen the Qne^ arrived, but Cheers
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    WARNS EVE OF UNIFORM LOVE
    238 10 UNIFORMIT IS —a war-time disease of the heart, d romantic youn*; women mistake infatuation 3 handsome uniform for real love— will lead to M marriages and hearts after the war is over. So thinks the Rev. David Mace. \vh I position as minister of Archway
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    2 Peers In Divorce Suit
    173 12 2 Peers In Divorce Suit r MountV garret, of Nidd HarrofJ yorkshire, was.grang dec roe nusi witli s In the Divorce Court 1 r vis countess Mountgariduct with ton. The suit no* led Lord and Liidy Mountgarret were nurried In October, 1931, at East Witton. Yorkshire, and there are two
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    Mosley At A Prison Camp
    128 12 Political prisoner! m Brixton Pi; sun —including Sir Oswald Mosley a other prominent Fas- cists have been Lem- i porarily transferred i to an Internment camp, Lat4!hmere House. Ham Common. Richmond In the House ot Commons recently Mr. Stoke (Sec. Ids- wirhi asked Ihe Minister
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      168 12 POSITIVELY LAST DAY 7! SOMETHING FUNNY'S GQiyT^-^ tio time ffl^ com c with GENEVIEVE TOBIN CHARLII Rirric ALLYN jOSLYN CLARENCE KOLB lot \k r T 4 V^ LES I Directed by WILLIAM KEI6HLEY A WARNER BROS.-Fir,t NMionai fet US Phil.p G £p»«.o From the So«« P!» y br N. BEHRMAN
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    Kwa Wins Malayan Title
    334 13 first titnt the X the AU-Mal Kala>an Cycling X,, r IM'cl.1 M'cl. began Innl the tentswererecofj■.,,(l ilthoofh ram WZih the heals ■t held m the morn■j tpr n«M»n was hne. L „f the Carnival ■[hrn Swee, captain Kjporo ivl.itid Ram- 1iO v recognised as Bhampion u
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    David Niven Married
    77 13 DAVID Niven, the film star now a captain m the Rifle Brigade, was married at Huish. near Marlborou c -'h Wiltshire on Sept. 21 to Miss Primula Rollo. only daughter of Flight Lieut. William Rollo, M.C.. and Lady Kathleen Rollo. Miss Rollo Is a noted English society
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    O.A.G. IN KUALA LUMPUR
    58 13 HIS Excellency the Officer Administering the Government accompanied by the Aide-de-Camp, left Singapore by the right mail o n Saturday. The Private joined Jlis Ex- at Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday, and the party will return by the nil mail leaving Kuala Lumupr on Friday. Nov. 22.
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    Sports shorts
    50 14 Sports shorts BASEBALL ed il ChamIps Bf Tlu.s vas the mirth igbt win for the the this The Annri bed out n hits to regirt moat convincing vie over the Jap on. Th» i ■lan Stadium m aid ol the War Fund, on ird Th( by 13 (two goali bi
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    Race Results
    114 14 iuniiMU. d.iliho* S8 > DUtinffiiikl) v v Wai Vfuiraj < y Kirn: s GamUt >» > J Soi. j intrum .an b Kiflr s:i4 i 111 The ox $9 Sumiv i liarm (.-Depot $U S Mediation 1 f;ii |/o $8 mice "J Owl SH. S8 > K;h i
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    GRAND TIMES A GRAND PRIX RACE
    696 14 GRAND TIMES A GRAND PRIX RACE lINEXPBCTEDLY huge crouds v watched tin- second day oi the JohOff (irand Prix fir tm lav. but rain, which fell .uter three racis were run off. spoilt the day s programme and the •nttOUncen had to announce, that further events would be postponed to
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    CHONG TEE WINS SINGAPORE TITLE
    334 15 YESTERDAY'S ll%l»||vn» £LEVERLY blending his play with accurate stinging smashes and neatly executed drop shots, Singapore's 1936 champion. Tan Chong Tee, of the Marigold H.P. regained his title when he defeated an old opponent. Yap Chin Tee m Clerical Union yesterday. Although the game was
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    Baden Powell III
    25 15 Nairobi. Nov. 16. nOCTORS are anxiously watching the condition of Lord Baden Powell, who is suffering from re curring heart trouble.- Reuter
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    DUKE WORKS ON IN RAID
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