Morning Tribune, 20 November 1940

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    19 1 L gALES EXCEED 4,500 DAILY Morning Tribune Morning Tribune No, Z50 t Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1940. t/~ |_P___________a; i
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    150 1 fyritza eported Fallen L p. i« Ankara. Nov. 19. KAI circle! in An- i are now inclined to j a nei Ufa campaign Nit on Turkey as a j to the conversations I n Hitler and Molotov j in. rdins to a dispatch j Berlin, Von Papen. J n
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    GERMANS SAID READY TO MOVE
    450 1 GERMANS SAID READY TO MOVE NEW YORK, NOV. 19. giATK QUARTERS AT BERNE tl ALMOST CERTAIN THAT "H'V WITHIN 48 HOURS THE OF FULLY ARMED EQUIPPED GERMAN TROOPS IN BULGARIA WILL ATTACK WJ VXD YUGOSLAVIA WILL JO GIVE IN TO A NEW ORDER BALKANS. views are given in a message
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    JAPANESE NAVAL UNITS STANDING BY NEAR SAIGON
    267 1 lIONGKONC. NOV. if). SEVERAL JAPANESE WAKSHIPS AM) TRANSPORTS HAVE ARRIVED IN THE VICINITY OF THE SAIGON RIVER (INDO-t'IIINA). ACCORDING TO RELIABLE CHINESE KJi PORTS HERE. The Japanese, tiiese reports say, have presented demands to Vice- Admiral Docoux, Gover nor-General of Indo-China, for the
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    D.F.C. FOR MALAYAN
    87 1 London, Nov. 19 PILOT-OFFICER Graham RusieH. born in Kuala Lumpur, has been f J><' Distinguished Croti tot consistently showih and inittattrt R a i- decorations for gallantrv Include the award of the D.s.o to Squ;:(ii m Leader McKellar, who en Killed In action and led the D.F.C
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    Straits Airmen In Canada
    30 2 Straits Airmen In Canada iy. part "i bunch I i United Kmedom ,»blKhfd roin the C mn b Training ed and ftjuipp- ii. but i! p "ost of ii€i»rly Reuter
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    China's Railways Not Affected
    80 2 China 's Railways Not Affected Chungking:, Nov. 19. MR Chang Kianß An, Minister of Communications, has retarntd after a month's trip, tnipeetifif transportation on the Bc*ch«en~ noith-wcst hjgbway, and the Lunßhai railway, ttespit* ii*avy artillery bonAMVby the Japar.t opiicsite kwan, the western Becticn of i the Lunnhai rail d to
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    ABE RETURNING
    48 2 Tokyo, Nov. 19. 0( /JF.NKKAL Nobuvuki pctiftj 3 fapane e \JBbs ..dor to Nan- K xuig is returning to tin 3eat of ttv di \*ter. Cliiii" w. i rft'.ime this w. iry arranßemeat on with Mi- t; smi being hfMd with tb.> Nm GMKriimciit tor a
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    NAZI ARRESTED IN U.S. ON SPYING CHARGE
    111 2 NAZI ARRESTED IN U.S. ON SPYING CHARGE Chicago, Nov 19. MK DIES, head of the committ<><' of investigation, announced that his agents have arrwled Ktinrfcli Peter Fassbente, aged 2:5. of Dusseldorf, (kiniany, whose <]M'ciality, said Mr. Dies, was espionage in German Secret Service. "It ii pretty hot situation. What he
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    TO NANKING
    38 2 d *o have been concluded ;it Mai meeting; of the premier. onoye, and General Abe on Sunr«oent Imperial Conference, toed offlclaay, as "r^latrd to Une <■ jilair." led lo ihe which is renorted to bees roachod Reuter
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    Pimples and Bad Skin Fought in 24 Hours
    76 2 Pimples and Bad Skin Fought in 24 Hours i rm by nn i 1 Ml In 1 I (skin A New Discovery t Works Fas! I I to work immediately, rU-M-lng and healing iking 11 Boft« p, wi Iti r and Ih. In Jiihl a day or t w.. II
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    HOARE AT LISBON
    57 2 HOARE AT LISBON Madrid, Nov. 19.— The British A m bassador, Sir Samue Hoare, returned from Lisbon where he saw the Portuguese Prime Minister, the British Ambassador to Portugal, and Lord Lothian, who is on his way back to Washington. Cairo, Nov. 19.— 0n all fronts there is nothing to
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    PETAIN DETAILS FRANCE'S NEW GOVERNMENT
    106 2 PETAIN DETAILS FRANCE'S NEW GOVERNMENT Nirnr j Vichy, NOV. 19. LW details of the totalitarian form of government which Marshal Petain proposes for France were jfivm when he addressed the Lvons Chamber of ommerce. h^J^**"? u! la^u the neW constitution, which it is include the division of the countrv into
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    NEW YORK ON MUSSOLINI'S SQUIRMINGS
    442 2 NEW YORK ON MUSSOLINI'S SQUIRMINGS IN ATHENS d NEW YORK. NOV to ANE HUNDRED PERCENT, DISAPPROVAI OF u, V LINTS SPEECH IS EXPRESSED BY NF\ysPAw£ NEW YORK. "AS YOU READ MUSSOLINI s sormJ BKECH YOU REALISE THAT IHE DICTATORS ARK nv SPOT, DECLARED THE DAILY MIRROR. U!S "Italian forces in
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    CAUGHT OUT
    81 2 London, Not ti U7HEN Mus.solini asi« that three Italian Jut jL ships were not sunk at but only damaged. was denying something n t claimed, it is pointed oat authoritative circles in L don. The Admiralty >aid ti three batUeshijK had hi later reconnaia i ces proving: th(
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    At No. 10
    39 2 Air Marshal AW. Bihhup. holder ol the >*■ Cross and numerous m i decorations, one of greatest fijfhtn pilots S the last war prcducedj I received at No. 10. n«Jyj uMirri by the Fiinie^iß Winston Chun m
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    mall Girl Killed By Motor-Car
    105 3 mall Girl Killed By Motor-Car accident occurred at Bain a Road yesterday, ter ten am. when i ased aboi I wm d down y at :lucl Instantly. s to her ice. he: ei?ht Mf in 3l eet in tii* 1 D anr ijuritt on the right side She was bleeding
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    Ommuniques
    36 3 Rome, Nov. IS. EEK attack on the Dodeca- h ilso R.A.F. raids bnik Baroia and Sollum are ed in an Italian communique claims that Italian aircraft •imbcr of depots and in :he oasis of Siwa.—
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    SHORTS
    61 3 Efficiency riscoration has been awarded to Major W. A. Aeria. of the S.S. Volunteer Force. Mr. D W. Le Mare has been appointed to act a.s Director of Fisheries. A Commission a Acting Sub-I ieut. in the S.S.RN.VR. has been granted to Mr J. Milne. A Commission Second-Lieut, in
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    MYSTERY PLANE DROPS LEAFLETS
    36 3 Belgrade. Nov. 19. nave been dropped from unidentified •a. Montenegro, Inciting .st Serl V it Is source. he Hoi ims to call the thrum under Italian ve of the Mfi;i sponsored b
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    Atlantic Raider A Warship
    96 3 S London. Nov. 19. known about the Oenn m Atlantic except that it is a war i Wince they are >ull takinu evidence r <l.v to establish the laid r> identity lie week-ending Nov. 10 11. Germany claimed H0.414 toas oi Bnthh merchant shtnVdmiratty wuxnacemeot states
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    FAR EAST PEACE RUMOURS DENIED RUMOURS DENIED
    350 3 FAR EAST PEACE RUMOURS DENIED RUMOURS DENIED y^lTll reference to the rumour that the Japanese Imperial Conference in Tokyo decided that Japan should seek to negotiate a peatie direct with the Chiang regime, official quarters declare that they have had no information Ofl ike subject. The Japanese Foreign Offi« •<•
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      72 3 When babyhood is over the wise *S. mother continues the daily ration of a/xl Lactogen. Lactogen supplies the //]S< mineral salts required for the fur- /Jl\ f* ther development of strong teetb, J^lK dense bone and firm muscle, as well stj l\ 'V as the bases of nourishment— protein, *^y!^
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    All Ready For Xmas Visit To Sarawak
    912 4  -  VERA Wm will men <■: *ho n r knl C«'l! lit IS Vet who n or knitted comfori Invited to be preseni Mr i Port* of thi w<*>i Pund, '"id me yeeierday d ka kapol makih!' small eiderdowni Tl ii <d for leeplnf
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    To Dance In Show At Kuching
    75 4 To Dance In Show At Kuching Above, right: Malhilde C.er entser (left/ and Anna Ri.U. who will dance in the shows to be given at Kuching. Sara wak, in aid <>i the "Buy a Bomber' fund, i in December. Above: The Istana. home of H. H. Rajah I Brooke of
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    School Concert
    63 4 Over 100 Chi- nes e children, j i Pupils of the J VW.C.A Free I School, w i 1 take part in a concert to be I Riven at the Victoria Thea- tre at ♦> p.m. i to-morrow Members of (the Pioneer's i Club, another V.W.I A organ-
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      74 4 I BE WISE Don't let J un ciiy four nalr and destroy i !> natural oils. comba4 thii climaU the need help Scalp itt- mulatto n. re-conditioning 'ments and nood nennan- eat v .ive.s are the safeguard. 'Hie Helena Curtli Permanent 11.; aystem la the most i xiern American method
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      57 4 COMMERCIAL i .1 1: ct k ENROL NOW Enrolment! ire now being made roc the commencement ol cla inl.nil 11 lst Dec^ber for the JMOI4I year ol training, In the following wiblecl All I ondon Chamber of Commerce IJMI examination subjects School Certificate Examination December INI. All Jtonia ommercial (>itif
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      21 4 Tie O (O I i Sal. J has just received I AFTERNOON EVENIN(I GOWNS I Phone 4974. 11, Batl<r» '1 I
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    1019 5 1., additional rest cannot pro- r the 'compete answer to all our bleml| it is being urged with medical men everywhere. a out, is due most of the promade in the conquest of cer- WwJ M [y tuberculosis, which i but become progressively f iple of complete rest in bed
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      56 5 v A\ ■*^^$^wßt^^ il B^. j^ f THEY MAKE 1 /tomettadf delicious, I a/tvayf fresh I COOL M iah If you have not tried one of I /fflßfc^ V "crumptious because only the *> M M X JL use^to make them. n be mtde lb. X^"' f PHONE *37« FIVE
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    INDIAN DIES AFTER FIGHT IN SAWMILL
    339 6 nffl ol »i«hi between two „m p l, of (he SWte Hull Him Sawmill, in Kallang Road, uiinh ended fatally, waa t*»i«i at a,, inqirin hi Coroner*! Court, into the death of Raj middle-aged Bengali, „nr watchmen employed at the Sawmill. n in 'he
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    UNKNOWN
    120 6 OWING to the large In Malaya and admi it. it has been decided 1 which will be organised A -j de t present Department of I ltion staff and funds ...p an j publicity in addition ()the of offlcinews by means of b publicity on behalf ol G nent
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    $5 Increase In Rent Allowed
    166 6 $5 Increase In Rent Allowed MRS. Logan made an application yesterday to the Rent Assessment Board for the Board's ianction to increase the monthly rental or her house In Lorong ong Lye, off Paya Lebar Road, from $35 to $45. Mrs. A. T. Cropley, the present tenant of the house,
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    59 6 r)R steal! of rM worth tail TohKeeh.B old Hokkietl tenced to m rigorous ment, by m Soon Hockl ing third i yesterday. Toh stolt shoes belli Petchimuth the R-A* wang Roai 26. PRODUCED I Mr. Cb Hock, in court, yeste Ng Seah, 35 admitted I a tub of vegetables
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    DOMESTIC TRODBN OVER 'WATCH TOWE
    245 6 IT (he conclusion of the case yesterday. u A T. Mylvaganam, an English-speaking S was sued by his wife. Sarah Mylvaßanam. w tenance. Mr. Conrad Oldham. the second ma V made no order, saying that the ca>e wa>oi» could only be settled between thcnweKf Speaking
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      36 6 ICE CUBES FROZEN ȣ-is j IN LESS THAN T^^-^l^/ ONE HOUR... I MAsT^^^X FROZEN FOODS I B I j KEPT FOR DAYS ij^^^house I 1 FROZEN DESSERTS I EASILY QUICKLY PREPARED > WESTINGHOVSE m TRUZONE C*l# {A
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    A Job Of Work The Best Antidote To Raid Alarms
    883 7 A Job Of Work The Best Antidote To Raid Alarms I. Hopkin Writes From London tlei U depa 1 I Lo« 1 o Sir Johr II that we mus "J I I sometimes to have VW II -.varnin^ without it I* owed by a raid aw ;ibJe f or m
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    "Goodnight" At Gate Saved Her Life
    334 7 DECAUSE during a raid she lingered with her boy friend saying good-night at tlw gates Of her home in a south east coast town, England. Peggy Bennett, sixteen, escaped a bomb which killed five people. The bomb scored a direct hit m the Anderson
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    Men Made Younger By Treating Gland
    99 7 •inK up nights, burning Bensation in organs, wlutiah discharge, dull ii«h.- al of spin. frola and leg pains, nervou weakn««B and loss of manly vigour ..i--caused by a diseast- of the 1 Kl (l (a most important overconu- tl»es-c troubles in 24 hours and
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    311 7 MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBFH /mi HITLER BULGARIA facilitate the passage of Nazi troops through Bulgaria without causing further complications to the already deteriorated Balkan situation, appears to he the immediate objective Of Hitler's diplomatic activities with the Soviet Union at the present moment. While watching the reactions of Soviet Russia
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      78 7 ij HO YOF NEED GLASSES p| Thompson Certified trfl Frames and M"unt iirgPTrrTi 1 I" e arp priced WS s£ I S!(l Sr».OO and J%^i^Sk I K.M. The cost of l^jfc^ the lenses depends ]£s m on v.iur eyesight V\ needs. I± hour Eyes Examined Noic! THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. 4
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      23 7 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH I THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PLUS SERVICE Head Office- No. I6D Cecil Street, ONOAFOM ihom. NO
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    1772 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN 4P a^P^^^B^ tB W I II I-fi) KION TRIAL_^^m Y.W.C.A. Secretary m %J ill Of Teetotal DanM QEVERAL witnesses gave evident* daring the second day's in the Kuyai M K hearing yesterday of the "secrets" case in which liamoru [J e knew thatM^M Shinozaki stands charged under the
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      126 8 SCHERING'S PRODUCTS, nl.lainaWi- Inini ENGL <D. g(Mki tare irrivad ol tk« f«ll»wliw:— ESSIES ?«m m >o, ,-ni.ow ,w,,n,,s B r«BU ALL HIQ iSS DISPENSARIES j thC McdiOll I'rofr^.,,,, irhi h:ur tfflodty »n ohtaininq ,1 to ,-«....miim. „lr direct uith Hm (l.stnbulorv U7-125 (Veil Strt-H. RAHAMIN PENHAS simapm s.s. APB Ihmm
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    Magistrate Warns Lorry Drivers
    145 9 Magistrate Warns Lorry Drivers 1 1 V a m I m a •(■lac '■Road. ■|h« l saiu •fd taken PiN urit I I the DO not know why you 1 lorrv drivers persist in driving at such excessive speeds. You know the law does not permit you to drive at
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    Spanked Boy —European Fined
    119 9 Spanked Boy —European Fined YOU must not take the law into your own hands," said the fourth magistrate Mr. K. M. Byrne yesterday, in fining Peter van der Hooe European. $10 on a charge of using criminal force to Donald Urquhart. 8. Donald Urquhart said that he was playing with
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    LONDON Carries On
    132 9 LONDON Carries On ON the roof-top of well known London store a clMf I repairs the lunches V l. r MV<ral hWß&rti msloni- s DcfpilC wartime rooking difficulties the store conii. nuvs to eater with peacetime efficiency for thor m i.iurant and lumheon bar. Photo srums Cbtt I'arkes bu\v preparing
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    FRAUDULENT POSSESSION OF GOODS ALLEGED
    40 9 ARRESTED at the Naval Base A q-idhu Singh. 23. was said to hav e S bee h n in fraudulent PO~n of a dagger and mention on Noj. remanded in police custod> foi 48 hours.
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    Commandeered Taxi Caught Thief
    153 10 Commandeered Taxi Caught Thief U/'T" fi |le P r se nce <>f mind, a constable comman- i deered a taxi and itl able to effect the arrest of a thief who attempted to gel away on the bicycle i he had stolen. It appeared that Jais bin Samat went to
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    Woman Charged With Chopper Attack
    66 10 Woman Charged With Chopper Attack CHARGED with havv Ing caused hurt to a compatriot by means of a chopper, Sim Ah Geok, a Hokkien woman, claimed trial before Mr. Cheah Soon Hock, in the third court, yesterday. She is alleged to have hit Ton Twa Bah with the chopper at
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    Woman On Breach Of Trust Charge
    59 10 Woman On Breach Of Trust Charge PAID to have misap- 1 v propriated $15 Which had b«-»Mi intrusted to her Loh An Chan a 36-year-old Cantonese wo man, claimed trial to! Mil of criminal' breach of trust when shi appeared before M >' Cheah Boon Hock in the third court,
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    19 10 Fhe R 0 Permk luu for thr Purposes of the Ban] Boards EnactMr Actdent K to be ni■l. K-
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    A.P.C Workers Strike In Tientsin
    49 10 Tientsin, Nov. 19. THE workers of the A.P.C. Instal- lations are on strike, demanding double the present want's double the company's earlier ofTer of 70 to 100 per cent, living allowance. The dispute has been referred to the Shanghai office of 'he A.P.C- Reuter
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    HighBlood Pressure Kills Men & Women
    101 10 HighBlood Pressure Kills Men Women Twice M many woim n t »us d s-»» that star l |?--P Change of I. if.- and Is th< I E~ much heart trouble and I I _Bl kr-s Common s\i If top and |lj__fci eyes, pressure in I i-reatli, pftina in bean palpitai
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    'QUAKE SHAKES WEST JaPan
    84 10 Osaka Nov iq 4 WIDE area of western t <n. extending from Nar ture in the east to the nnnK j part of Kyushu in the J™hM rocked by an earthquake lasi I Ing. I The largest width of vibratiJ was ten millimetro.v accordin? the announcement
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      68 10 Mickey Mouse B Walt *>^W mmm T mmm 1 rz-^osH, 1M SORRY. SRlMV, l v- /OF ML The SOUR LUCK' I T7t^=*JI P U I 1 IKoNE THING I KNOW, q qbc| FKULT ENTIRELY GEE, I. r WOULD 9T*RT OUT BY J <* N_^B people like snkppy i ww»-^ j
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      1864 11 m .^^B^^^ II w I m .^^k. Financial WANTL.; an of $230 urgently. -i o Box G9O. a Tiibuii' ;"re. (No To Let -large furnished r^rn with or without (No. "3(i2F; HOUSE IN GEYLANG. gas water light, near bus line. R<>nt $15-.' Apply Box W>B co M (No. 359F) iO
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      394 11 AIR sl\(;\pore ZHL 225 metres (i J33 kcs) /nri 16 n HMtrei I me*) ZHP3 11 3* meres Ml Cf From H 1)0 a.m. ts> X II i ra From 10 00 a.m. to I .''H i» ni in I oo p.m. to 10 00 p ni LONDON transmissions 2
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      180 12 LAUGHS! THRILLS! THE YEAR'S FUNNIEST RIOT of MUSIC and MERRIMENT! opening TO DAY At the CAPITOI oip fi is 915 Vfalayi i UffCSl cV Flncft Air-Conditioned) Thealir. ak,s,),an's famnl O>IH)V OF EBBORS brOUfht 1,,-to-date with a Cast-load of comedy Stars! YOU'VE NEVER SEEN A PICTURE LIKE THIS! ~>* j* $5.50
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      154 12 Off CO. W 7 \Z)S to Japan's strii petroleum in North i ;h' tarci-Vacuum Oil i ntsin lias decided I The Chin vo bern paid off and .i staff members have Shanghai rradv to retu /nierica. Central News. MIDNIGHT PREMIERE! SATURDAY NIGHT at The CAPITOL! Tht? most Fxciting Nazi Spy
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      188 12 I gl n. .1 |f.^ (j Nl v I Kdr i --B 1 B ir hpr rB -on. It was a J I iigiv.-ul B ueuU brir.gij B— eneiS »ndfc l >v o othwi«iJgr iy3 7. and J '•-and was wB ffr 10 act in» M p -c9 w brow
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    Britain Is Short Of Pilots
    145 13 M.„. i'? in To s "> J e jn'l.oiul*"' P.' lU t I 1 rl \voman tat int rm Irvn have )(tu British military issue, and vatch with an aeroplane raved on the back, the 15-erlin authorities claim that the woman was a member of
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    FIRE PUT IN A SHEITER -DIED
    201 13 FIRE PUT IN A SHEITER -DIED !T Is dangerous to improvise heatinq; in shelters without expert supervision. That warning was I given by the coroner at a Birmingham inquest recently on William Watson I Simpson, otherwise William Watson, aged sixty -two. who was found dead outside public air-raid shelter which
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    DID NOT DISABLE CAR -FINED £50
    99 13 AFTER d av s !0 mancl in custody I L<es ii e Raiment. thirty-tWO, a Government contractor of I iiiverness-mcw.s Pacl- dington, London, was nned £50 at Bowstreet London, ior having, during dayght, failed to render a car while unattended, incapable of use. He
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      160 13 m~~~~\\ rWOI'KITF WIFE" have there been ■nee Mnriia (lunmied into one picture I;;,: 1 AiftAMiftA H K a com bination for laughs and romance RfiSSi Iwi^^ LCifl^H m DONALD wwin PLMjUiJOGE^ ■SPRING BYINGTON JACK CARSON 3 1_ BCECILIA LOFTUS' HARRY OAVENPORT A HUGH OCONNELL i^EffV VkQ HA o^o PICUJBE, 1
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      135 13 lltVUmv POSITIVELY 1 lI JOA LA ST DAY 1 6.15 9.18 nil UTUBN SCREENING OF WAKNKK BROS SCANDALOUS DELIGHTFUL COMEDY! S-h-h-h! DONT TELL A S(J» L...BUT CAROLE riK.WM) hmvet^. mM jAum IV v* iCfi iliufifnk #ndi ij£L x J(L Jm fjSl „kalph Bellamy" OPENING TO-MORROW at 6.15 9 15 SHE'S
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    MAID OF MOUNTAINS, VINTAGE GOOD THINGS
    673 14 I' rain i thi art 1 th< d tacellcnt Kit Timah for the end Stagmpore mid bo distributed among Rdymgon arc Vintage and Maid of MourV iv Piper ible upset. RACE ONE Reran < 1 iHi i -I fan 8 11 D 7.12 U
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    Fighting
    76 14 Keen c«m- j petition n»s| i always been; evinced be- t ween rcgi- ments in the i British Army; 'in the fleW of sport. The welfare of; v the troops is (being well looked after in S this war. and from the looks [of things,? 1 above, these S
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    SPECTATOR'S SELECTIONS
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