Morning Tribune, 19 November 1940

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    14 1 Morning Tribune Nu >|i) Tuesday. Nov. 19. 1940. Morning Tribune Tuesday, November 19, 194()
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    5-POWER BLOCK MOOTED T BERCHTESGADEN
    472 1 from Europe A The Far Ku*< tmmm ll<j>or<s Of IHpl«mali«- Vrlivil> Herr von Ribbentrop has left Berlin to meet Senor Suner, said the Berlin correspondent of the Basler Nachrichten. m an earlier dispatch. The correspondent adii ed that the meeting is likely to take place
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    31 1 1 here li nothing m from any of the ;^-e commuheadquartens ured cars have have already is revealed of a patrol the Kenyattier last hed an ci heavy v... cathed.
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    AMERICA AND THE FAR EAST
    144 1 Anglo-American co-opera- 5 tion m the Far Fist is fore- I I shadowed m the latest news 5 5 from Tokyo where Foreign 5 Office spokesman Suma is J stated to have given official j confirmation of the existence •of rumours th it a defence
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    ANGLOAMERICAN PACTWITH THAILAND
    93 1 ANGLOAMERICAN PA CTWITH THAILAND TOKYO, NOV. 18. THE FOREIGN OFFICE SPOKESMAN, MR. SUMA, ADMITS OFFICIAL ADVICE ON RUMOURS OF AN IMPENDING ANGLO-AMERICAN DEFENCE PACT WITH THAILAND, WHICH IS VIEWED WITH CONCERN HERE, BECAUSE RUMOURS ARE SOMETIMES TRUE.' The Press is playing-up reports of the pact warning Thailand not to become
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    Vital New Moves Bring Greeks Nearer Koritza
    128 1 LONDON. NOV. 18. „I (in/lU, v r korit/4 HAS Bhl.N DEFINITELY CAPTURED BY THE i RIDGE U\fcRL< "KIM. 1 KOI »J*' MILITARY CIRCLES IN LONDOM i-Sf^ Mi Ses dSe that the grffkh have high hopes or KORITZA FALLING SOON. caDtu red Koritzr- it
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    ITALIAN AIR
    387 2 London, not. 10; N a desperate effort to prevent their withdrawal turning into tfuieral retreat, the Italians have thrown large numbers of war planes into the stru^le on the GreeeoAlbani*«n front. In fa Kpiri- ««*<*•, v h<J)V the r<H ks nave i winning hack lost ground and moving
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    NAZIS SAY BRITISH PURSUED THEM
    178 2 NAZIS SAY BRITISH PURSUED THEM I W> :tv. No; IS. \VHKTHIK the four '.»mian V steamers which att«mp- v i t t" ti| from Tampiee H i m! arii»| Md lj ni;ht ill d d m< I Jn| i«'.*!ln v (iic uiiif Hiiti naval i <air<i by an \iw rlran
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    MILLIONAIRE DEAD
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    Night Raids
    76 2 London, Nov. 18. I AST ntght'3 attacks by air raider > J Britain wtUB comp.irai. mild Some bombs were near the south coast, and I were a few .scattered incidents Ifl i the country, -ays an An Ministry communique, but tlv eamaue was practically confined to private houses.
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    R.A.F.'s Widespread Operations
    280 2 London, Nov. 1« A SURVEY ol K f acti n viti.- taring the ireel < Dding dawn, No? i:>, shorn ihat bad weather prevent i t ilds on enemy and entmy. otfttpied territory from beint ah nunir rous as in preceding weekg, hut nevpdheless aiu<kv h.tvc been
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    Maginot Line Guns Shelling Britain
    88 2 London, Nov. 18. TUNS taken from the Ma-mot Line after the coll. >* o! Fiance are stated to be included among 24 Jong distant i which the Germain are know.! to have set up on the French cliffs between Ca'jis and :ie. Tl menace of
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    On Brita Were M
    138 2 enemy aircraft took attack and that 12 oX th the figure, later report creased to IS— wwt M British defences It was about 9 yt Ing claw I X n\ '-oast and up tl uiaiy Few ci .Sun the h main abjective. While the rest of
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    AF CHANGES WILL SOLVE 2 PROBLEMS
    234 3 London, Nov. 18. 1 MM new Army Co-operation Command of the I mnounted yesterday, foreshadows energetic attenl tht two most pltHlJMg problems of aerial co-operation KSiKlyTnibegiyento aerial artillery and observaPproblema and suitable aircraft for this purpose will fce P extnino whu-h the British dive
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    Press Welcomes New R.A.F. Command
    377 3 Press Welcomes New R.A.F. Command f LONDON, NOV. 18 I ■K.\l\TiON OF THE NEW ARMY CO-OPERATION kIMWD OF THE R.A.F. IS REGARDED BY EXPERT Wntoks \s vital m the adaptation of fight ISI('KS TO THE LESSONS OF THE PRESENT WAR AND r It the needs of the near future i
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    1,000 PEOPLE FROM LORRAINE LEAVING
    46 3 1,000 PEOPLE FROM LORRAINE LEAVING Zurich Nov. 18. f 12U.000 FrenchIB 1^ *ants of Lor- a by Germany's I 1 c ol popula- [com a Ber--9 jrtlng that lr! iM week 6.000 r aci p ih'd intends to with Gonnaiis am >y the fighting nd Siegfried
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    25 3 I Alexandria Nov. 18. .ted 'the AlexSaturday night, a number of ct > i-aused some of 5; An official com- some material ns itoo < aused Reuter
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    THE YOUNG IDEA-IN BRITAIN NOW
    150 3 THE YOUNG IDEA-IN BRITAIN NOW -w Thousands of Londoners are now usins London I I ndei ground railway stations as deep shelters m me niKht air raids. Fvery afternoon and i here are processions of people carrying bedduif ami food to the lUtttas. B^h person cheapest ticket available, but U^teaU
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    CHINA READY FOR COUNTER OFFENSIVE
    255 3 CHINA READY FOR COUNTER OFFENSIVE Chunnkinu. NOV. 18. 11l KITING on Dr. Sun Yat-SeVa \rl birthday anniversary, Dr Sun Fn. President of the L I Yuan and son o! the Pounder ol the Republic, .said •Japan mis aed tin 1 bus' as far as the South adventure Is concerned Re
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    Britain's Artillery Is Brand New
    42 3 LONDON NOV. I* 1 B4JUIPMENI s ,i,f,\ I HAVE IBS! |N THI DUNKIRK EVACUATION m prolusion. These B ;np by th( ttjMjJ modern liind^^fan. farllltalr quick m Simplicity of eM^ ha been aimed at Ung« Th( Reuter
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    Reception For Distinguished Visitor —Saturday's Race Meeting
    1159 4 Shundr d ins J and Mad am General Wu Pe-Cnen at 61. m«\v<t laturday hi >m r> pi. car >lled up to the I thii I'ixu 1 ence whicn i gap, borate appoint i Ition on Katon Mr KM Uag Pai and his
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    21 4 y Sinartl IH.IU »1 Timah I uidavrt Watson (I .Uiort:--j Sybil Kki (left) ani \veretw» j younper J ticed nuftinj.
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    Wedding Gown
    76 4 j U] II I N Miss Delia Evans marries Lieut. Robert Vaug- C nan-Edwards at the Tanglm i Garrison/ Church on Sat- i urday she will t depart from' convent ional wedding styles L j and wear a tur- r ban with a gold mesh snood m- J
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    Dressing-Tables up-to-date
    783 5 Dressing-Tables up-to-date <;reat merit m these idea* for re-furbishing your di« ing- table is not only their gaiety and moderate price (most of the materials required may be bought very reasonably) but that they are so simple to do that there Is no particular reason why you should not have
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    WASHING HINTS
    102 5 i HAVING bought good material, pay it the compliment of careful washing. See that the water Ifl the right temperature, have a ro id suds ready, and always rinse well. When cottons are Uibfast, moderately warm water and nkU made from a good household soan may be used.
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    $3,000 BAIL IN CHEATING CASE
    118 6 ALLEGED to „i paying for them, M. Nawal Din. 40. Marican Tan 37, X Mohairied Ismail. 29 and lullah binG trial to three cha Soon third magistra Ihe m< -ikl to hart <»h--tained 2,W0 second-hind Irom Ten Srim, •iinn uurth Sh'47 from IfM Seng, and
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    STOLE FROM MOTHER FOR RACES
    133 6 STOLE FROM MOTHER FOR RACES Bl < M SI Jootffa II |j on, u;«s not uivmi monej to u«> to the racei by Ins mother, be t«»ok her cl< ii m t.tJ»!< I. m from the h— lt Mid p;iu iK'tl it. I he tan was worth MS, hut it
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    Three New Girls' Schools In Johore
    182 6 Three New Girls' Schools In Johore indent) 11, Moii'' Tin ol ment In opening th: emh girls' school. q^mented on by Mr. F. L. Education, Lihore, when w iking at the priiei Ivfcl -I the Sultan Ibrahim < rirls School this al i The Sultan Ibrahim School, Mr. i m.
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    BOOKS, MAGAZINES NEEDED FOR TROOPS
    392 6 JN least on Sunday night from the Singapore station Lieut. Col H. A. Lord, of the Salvation Army, made an ap- for books, magazines, table games, gramophone records and similar things for the men of H.M. services stationed m Malaya. He said: At the request
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    SINGAPORE INDIAN COMMUNITIES
    50 6 THE Singapore Indian Commu--1 nities" (Part tj is the title of the talk to be broadcast from the Singapore Station to-night i Tuesday by Mrs. E. V. Da vies. 1 hth talk m the series 'Presenting Singapore" which is being arranged b\ the Friends of Si pore.
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    28 6 Inche Ahmat bin Main Raffles College graduat-e formerly on the staff of the High School, Malacca has gone to K±iala Kangsar as Assistant Inspector of Malay Schools Perak.
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    DIAMOND RING CHARGE
    52 6 DIAMOND RING CHARGE Said to have misappropriated a diamond ring belonging to Osman bin Mahmood, on Nov. 9. at Serangoon Road, Majid bin Darns. 20, Malay, claimed trial before Mr. Chi Soon Hock, ac: third magistrate yesterday. The case was postponed for mention on Nov. 25, and bail was offered
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    Lithographers' Profit Of $12,9
    172 6 A PROFIT of $12,960.60 v. I by Lithograph* I year ending June 30. I announced at the seve] I general meetir. t yesterday. Our publicat. Da the Diaq '*m i and the Mai yan Radi* once again been I the public and order resl n m
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    Posed As 'Tec For Free Bus Ride
    51 6 pOR pretcnmng to be a detective m order to obtain b? M? f ?h/ n de i ault I Week s rigorous imprisonment, yesterday 3Cting thild magistrate. alone detcctlve su lhe ticket collector let him A couple of minute* later, however a ticket
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    L.D.C. CHIEF APPOINTED FOR S'PORE
    127 6 ■«P«»re. Monday. MUOR Mark Kvinbery. M< Tl formerly of \\w R#j IKkW has keen t»-d (omm.iiider of th» Hith th r f Tom Lymbery member y.P SiiiKaponv between 1913 and lw *i at the outbreak •>i the Great War he went into active serrice. In
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    62 6 A B indtheNa an R os!- J!} dr^ General^ Chlna HI envw oineralWu dealt n eductilonal problem m pi-* •or m the affern t had hismth^ rty when he was ent2? Thong Restaurant; Hamt Over two hundred guests L sent. ki General Wu was also a n informal hmcheor.
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      36 6 AsthmaCauj physician, it now those terrtbl* < .lugliing and wh< the true CAOM tl] l: No more burning podermlc Mendaco, i. killing the purllying tin all night. enjoy life. Menda euaiinl toi .•'v r» 8 4 Mendaco
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    GERMAN GIGOLOS ASKED HER FOR AID
    274 7 U\: HORACE Farquharson, London society hostess, told recently that "apcharming young Ger- men" used to call on her, ng her to get them invitations to balls and banquets. •But I realM what they were liming at." she >aid. "They had t. it much of
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    Britons Leaving Estonia
    76 7 Hongkong. Nov. 18. ONE hundred and seventy-six British evacuees Horn Estonia. mm worn m and children, had arrived m Hongkong from Vladivostok on their way to Australia The party left Tallinn on Oct 26 and arrived at Vladivostok F.fter ten days.', wh< et Britifili vs^s l «sp
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    GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL
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    City's Big Stores Carry On: "Bomb Sales" For Autumn
    714 7 v I. Hopkin Writes From London [,< ndon, Sept. I busing U sual ri streel l()- oui Sunday n f and assistants worked I w ill clearing up the I and big shopfl W d pe were ready i«» I w
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1940. SHADES OF THE CAESARS!
    323 7 MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1940. SHADES OF THE CAESARS! ITALY'S entry into the war ia costing her dear and Mussolini must now bq wondering whether he did not make a serious, if not fatal mistake, when he decided to |>la\ jackal to Hitler after the collapse <>!" Franca. The
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    Youthful Vigour Restored In 24 Hours
    320 8 Youthful Vigour Restored In 24 Hours Glands Fortified by New Discovery i. runto keep tip with the i 'I i from I<> Ay. impure Mood' At.- t,.i\ M inf>- i i <.r t.fu! w..m<:i pasH you l»y without :.n you mutated, you i an not hi 1 animatio Vitalize Your
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    R. A. GUNNER REI WITH JAPANESE TES MEETING AYWCA DANCE
    1840 8 R. A. GUNNER REI WITH JAPANESE TES MEETING AYWCA DANCE 1 "SECRETS" CASE: Sift 71 ON TRIAL 1 EXCEPTIONAL interest centred m the Assize Court yesterday, where the trial of the Japanese, Mamoru Shinozaki, on three charges under the Official Secrets Ordinance, began before Mr. Justice Pedlow and a special
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    "Reds" Find New Technique
    134 9 "Reds" Find New Technique p>R having knowingly per- i mitted the premises which the) (uiupied m Noordin > Lane to be used as a brothel three Chinese women, who i admitted that they were prostitutes, were each fined <>r one month's simple V "liprisonment, m the second polite court, yesterday.
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    25 9 Mr. Bhupander Singh Nanda. of luar Government Hospital, is to Segamat on transfer and hew Song Theng. of the mat Government Hospital will i Kluang.
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    Syce Acquitted: Tells Story Of A Girl
    204 9 Syce Acquitted: Tells Story Of A Girl CUPAT bin Rajaman, a Malay syce, v was acquitted when he appeared before Mr. C. H. Whitton m the Traffic Court, yesterday, on a charge of driving without due nl--gard for the safety of others. It was alleged that Supat. m driving along
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    Barges Bombed
    153 9 Top picture shows part if the dork area at Dunkirk taken some time after the cv uuation of the BK F had been completed Pi. lure (centre, shows the same area taken this week -end partic-u-Jarlv the two docks m uhirh barf* Hi J-r s invasion fleet have
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    New R.A.F. Command Welcomed
    164 9 IKI uti r Spc rial ommrnlary) i ndon, Nov. 18. TEH d< Ision to lonn an Arr Co-operation ommand, R.A. i neralty w< Loomed by the Times i mpl that th* '-m be no question ol Immobile the fighter and bomber squadro vhi?e the be f
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    Coventry Attack Shock U.S.
    69 9 New York, No 1 THE pi<'-> ln America conti to eiprcsi horrified mdi fion .i* tIM NAZIS' wanton at on Coventry. In the view of the W Olobe Democrat, the ruth alongside the mvi (,i Warsaw and tin human machine-gunning oi ruins op<> work! til' ola
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    Hawker's "Tick, Tock" A Nuisance
    67 10 10 \>co))U hawk and bi round ol» < < r, was i Sbl< to the polii eh; ■<•<■! I I .1 i Soon Hock In the third police court. 81m fcee Haw. the hawker, pleaded xvii 1 charge of having commit ted a "public nolaance"
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    Immoral Earnings Allegation
    88 10 Immoral Earnings Allegation ALLEGED to have n k(pt a brothel and lived on the immoral earnings ot Ong Ah Tee, at Jalan Besar Lee Hiam. I alias Koo Chai a 36- old Hokkien wom;m was produrod bclbr« Mr Cheali ffock, acting tni rd maßistn T h was also ;m alternate
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    MALAYAN 'COMFORTS' KNITTERS THANKED
    184 10 "TiI KIR wonderful help and co-operation has been i of valuable assistance." writes the officer m charge of the Army Comforts Depot at Reading;, referring to the work of "many kind knitting parties m the Far East.' There has been very little change m the B6dfa
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    Sikh On Promissory Note Charge
    60 10 PRODUCED mi n the fifth court. yesterday. Bujai Singh, a Sikh, had a charge of having allegedly destroyed a promissory note for $35 m favour of Ph a g Bingh. explained to him. The offence was alleged to have been committed on Nov. 10 at
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    Magistrate To Train As Airman
    35 10 Magistrate To Train As Airman Mr. J. G. Rappoport. the Third Police Magistrate has left for si" months' training m the Volunteer Air Force, and Mr. Cheah Soon Hock. Deputy Registrar will act for him.
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    Malayan LDC Chiefs Meet
    116 10 SWBRAL Important c!etbi<* are balievcd to have reached at a special meeting tue conr.nanders and depuu commfcsit ners of the i.^ai d«. knee Corps from ail the state* and settlement of tlip Fv> and the S.S. at Kuala Lump« on Sunday. I\w meeting, which was held
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    32 10 Moscow, Nov. 18— The r:c s l ias again failed to comment on the Berlin talks. In vh:ch M. ftfolctov exchanged vie\ Hithr and Ribbcntrop. confining iU'elf to factual reports Eastern News
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    41 12 al of T V heLa *o5 A <*! a PPeal .JM Mr T en s*uIjB f lnn °n, ChJ Luxmoore a S room beloiH Just:c.|i| n °n delivered "ell •>ihe9 on vSSI r t of AppSI •such a pl a I
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    93 12 Hom< Gurtl iv- four. M i stood to have I shot by a while on dutjTafe stated at an M ton. Burton-dvM 4 inquest to httfl defective heajfl A brother. .J prietor. of jM ur, Miid that M v the last war LoMv v,a6 affected ~1M Medical evw given
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    BURIED CHILD THOUGHT RAID WAS A GAME
    236 12 IVIK. and Mrs. Charles Refers and Mr. Mm* 1U a ster »ere playing cards m their An<WL shtlter m South-East London whin ihm*« tremendous crash. WL The Rogers's two children, Gordon, aged fi*H June, aged two, were sleeping. direct A high-explosive bomb had
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    Lord Rothermere
    29 12 I lORD Rothermere ha* cabled irutn L America lo present the follows journalists over the crisis": National Union of Journalists. £1 <■ Journalists. £750; London Press Club, i
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      321 12 l a Thrilling 5t.,., "> the Bms »l T"-I>.lV «)...".nak.the soi.DMKs <>i ro mmom CAPITOL 315- 0 615-915 Aciaimstn sSonmayiM' »mt he became the Pride oi ihe Corpe IMe couldn't reveal \t| I| /A j^t/ jf| llhis father's name!/ llj I I //I f>f 1 i|| the pride of the
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    FILM ACTOR WORE UNIFROM FOR SWANK
    212 13 trousers were turned up at the bottoms and this particularly attracted the detective's attention. He followed Bennett into an hotel, and overheard Bennett tell a naval rating that his ship had been m a bombing rain and a bomb had dropped just astern. He
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    SMALL BOY AND SILVER CORNET
    165 13 MR. Be nn was the bandmaster m a neighbouring village lo Egrrmont, Cumberland. He had a lovely silver cornet. When Mr. Henri aled. a i en-yes r-old schoolboy, youngest member of Egremont own Bond, was given permission to play with the band at his funeral.
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    Girl Who Posed As W.A.A.F. Fined £50
    103 13 Girl Who Posed As W.A.A.F. Fined £50 nLEADING guilty at I Hendon to two charges of taking the designation of an officer of the W.A.A.F., Miss Pauline Irene Hough, twenty-nine, independent, of Buc-kingham-road. Har- row Middlesex, was fined £50 or two months' imprisonment When DetectiveSergeant Oakes said that Hough bought
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      179 13 JgKand Mingle with the Merry Maidens of Ancient Greece c CAPITOL'S Next Attraction t I nivrrsal s Riotous Musical Comedy Suggested bN SHAKESPEARE'S COMEDY of ERRORS EW UNIVERSAL. PICTURE 6 SOXG HITS HUNDREDS OF GIRLS ipecial Benefit Show m Aid of The War Fund MONDAY 25th NOVEMBER, AT 9.15 P.M.
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    MALAY REGT., CRICKET CLUB DRAW ONE-ALL
    279 14 a 1-1 tm the] B()Ul n'tl ||f n throughout. Highlight ol the game was the sterling fence put ip by the X- W. Tomli r p i full bac* prominent hefty dc while the halves solves creditably. Thr displayed good .stick work and could
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    HORNETS' LAST MINUTE WIN
    253 14 V« k slrrilaiv\ llorkt'T S'ptfh* Hnrnrts 2 V.M.C.A. 1 rnHE Singapore Hornets bfcti 1 the v.MCA. by 2-1 iii v lairly fast hockey gamp on the VT.M.C.A. tri(»nnl yttkerimf. The Rornttfi started with a m;m ■hOft. am; were a foal down before Uk .ny mliiuti eld
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    WEIGHTS FOR SECOND DAY
    265 14 WEIGHTS lor the second day Singapore rarcs anHORSKS. (LASS I.Div. 2-6 fur, _HajpO 94, Artful bailer 813 The i 3^? 1 1^ 1 ESM) 813 Esquirt ill Athboy 8.10, Bombus 810 Ganderdown BJ, On Approval 8 I Meniury Til. ttoullchan^ l r ll(> ;i li 60,
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    C.S.C & St. Andrew 0.8.A. Share 2 God
    199 14 C.S.C St. Andrew 0.8.A. Share 2 God COUGHT out at a fast pace, the match between the Ceylon Sports Ciubai St. Andrews Old Boys' Association played on the C.S.C. ground y suited in a one all draw. The first hall was productive of no goals, although the CSC. had the
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    66 14 The following have aacceptt t play for S C.C.I, vs Combined Colleges o\\ Wednesday at the B.C.C pa dang. D. Brennan; Pay Lt. G. C. Fortin. R. A. U. Todd; Capt. J. P. M. Hope W J. Peel Major J. RKellett; FO. W. E. Evans, R. A Laurie
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    Argyll
    11 14 The Afl feate by three p on the 311 yesterday
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    Mountain Battery Draw With Chin
    229 14 Mountain Battery Dra w With Chin UNLUCKY not to win, m that their comH tactics were far superior, the SmsagM Recreation Club played the Mountain bw«] one-nil draw at Hong Lim Green y^JJJjJ Foi the Club, Chim Bock and Ooi pia)«M game at defence, while Lim Suang was working player
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    234 15 rved until Wednesday by Mr. C. H. Traffic Magistrate, yesterday, m the LJt Frederick Smith, a prison warder, m whicn he is P 1^ 1 the death of an Indian cyclist, Abdul Oct 13 of this year by negligent drifting at Wood- > In his pvirlpnpp Smitv* o^;j *u_»
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    COMBINED COLLEGES TEAM
    106 15 COMBINED COLLEGES TEAM •Aill sent the Comoined Coll( a hockey match against the B.C.C. on Wednesday at the S.C.C.: AH bhk Roslani; E. Barker. A N. Other; V a r m a. Daiman, Mera Singh; H Thoy, Dorai.sa. Sheikh m. Armstrong, E. Ebert. Reserves: Durairatnam Cecil Sarban c Lian Kte.
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    U.K. Mission To South America
    100 15 London. Nov. 18. THE British Economic Mission, headed by Lord WU- lingdon, which is visiting practically all South American countries arrived yesterday at Rio de Janeiro where a message of encouiagement from the United States, whose Government, had been fully informed m advance of the
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    Communiques
    82 15 Rome Mm 18. A COMMUNIQUE claims that a British cruUer of the Leander type was torpedoed by Italian aircraft at Alexandria. Concerning the British bombardment of Mogadiscio the communique ■mniiti that the cruiser which attempted to bombard the harbour woe hit and withdrew behind a smokescreen. On the Italo-Greek
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    MAN SHOWED LIGHT BOMB HIT HOUSE
    108 15 AFTER a. man was arrested for showing a liaht from a top window of a South wark buildir place was hit by a bomb, it was revealed at Tower Bridge Court on Sept 13. The man. William John Oakley, was sent to prison for
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    102 15 A REVOLVER was taken to an Edmonton factory for a holster to be made for v and when members of the staff were examining it. Mrs Ada Blanche Graham, twenty-three, chareehanc. oi Up^dell avenue. Palmers Green, was killed. rrA{A flt A verdict of Accidental des rdo6 la, the inquest on
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      292 15 SIFIED from pP n r ty For Sale I oSS. APPIy Box NO I >^~^ e B tablished ■JL Electric na. doln« find Town's wiring etc m K^.or good. Box No. 682 ■Jucational Hop 1941 Student's conveKd Fee moderate. Box 699. Ke, Singapore. (No. 3CIF> Bained twche^ Simplified Kru'< tern
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      151 15 I 11 I fr '*^»l I 111 OYKRSKA-( HINESF HANKINC CORPORATIOX LIMITED to announce that their nrw Branch Office at No. Jalan Ibiahim. Johore Bahni will lommence business on Thursday, 21»t. Nov«<n^tr, 1940 Tel. Address: "OVERSEA" Telephone: No- ***** i ill I* I A I I pfl 111 1 1
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    MUSSOLINI TELLS HOW ITALIAN LIES ARE COOKED
    632 16 •All >■> 0%%n Work" S*J* Saw-Dvsi inv*nr Proudly ROME, NOV. 18. Till Xl WERE 171 ITALIAN DEAD, 1,000 OK SO WOUNDED, 1 \\l> 650 MISSING DURING THE FIRST FEW DAYS OF I [GHTING ON THE EPIRUS FRONT,' DECLARED MUSSOLINI WHO ADMITTED THAT HE
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    42 16 Although bomh>^ fell all round I them and des- troyed their homes, residents in Southwest London suburbs remained unharmed in Anderson shelters, which remained intact among the debris. Here you see a suburban street littered with debris af- ter the German raid.
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    PARAS
    67 16 Mr. E. F. Pearson has resumed duty as headmaster of the Government High School. KJ&ng. m place of Mr. V. K. Chinniah. who has been acting as headmaster. The Resident of Negri Sembilan has authorised Mr. C. T Thomas. Acting Inspector of Mines, Negrj Sembilan, to -perform the duties
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    11 16 liotc reopem I grad. VI k cording th Tassw Eastern News
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    MUSSOLINI MADE EXCUSES
    253 16 <By Keuter's Diplomatic Correspondent) l-ondon, Nov. 18. I' 1 h Wl authoritative 1 quarters m London that Mussolini's speech was de. sißned to rounteract the ng which prevails all Hit wrld and is becom. taf imreasmKiy prevalent m 1 that Italy's expe, tauong ol easy m, i,
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    R.A.F. BOMB TARGE IN THE RUHR
    162 16 LONDON, NOV. IT IS LE.\RNED AUTHORITATIVELY IN LONDOI THE R.A.F. ATTACKED A NTMBER OF TAWf THE RUHR LAST NIGHT. Shortly after daybreak on Monday morning RAJ bers defied a south-westerly gale to attack German/ placements at Cap Gris Nez. Flashes from Britii could be
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      61 16 ET »^KX (111 to-day CATH 3 SHOWS Where Ems^ Box Office W 6.15 9.15 GARYCfIi IN TECHNICOLOUR 3 MADELEINE CARR' m Cecil B. DeMHle« "NORTH WEST MOUNTED *> with L, r j f Paulette Goddard Preston FoMer l«o Akim Tamiroff, Lynne Overmg; ryptfytet the Heroism and Si' knitted the British
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