Morning Tribune, 21 November 1940

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    13 1 Morning Tribune Thunday. Nov. 21, 1940. Morning Tribune BJSEJJ Thursday. Novembtr 21, 1940
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    UNGARY LINKED WITH AXIS
    622 1 mnnouncement Made At Vienna 3-POIN1 MOVE ■NT iu WSSIA Berlin No*. fc*s joined the A£I J Pact, declares the ■nnanne^ agency in Ming statement: In •«^i a v a protocol was Iy Ribbentrop. liano Ksu (Japanese VmbasW Berlin) on the one by Count Csaky on under
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    FLASH
    110 1 Australians Shoot Down 5 London. No*. Z9. piCiHlKK aircraft of the Koyal Australian Air Force have fought their first aenal battle in the Western Desert of Africa with marked succeReturning from a patrol yesterday four Gladiators of an Australian squadron encountered a large force of enemy fighters. Five Italian
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    COLONIAL EFFORTS TO HELP BRITAIN
    296 1 London, Nov. 20 MR George Hall, Under-Secretory for the Colonies, paid a tribute to the Colonies' contribution to Britain's war effort. Speaking of the great economic contribution to Britain s war effort by the Colonies, Mr Hall mentioned inter alia that the United Btates. for
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    STOP PRESS
    58 1 A new British request for overage American destroyers Jf to be made by Lord Lothian the British Ambassador to the United States, as soon as he Jcturns to Washington, according to uelMnformed quarters here The figure of fifty dfstroTers is menUoned. Tord £3£E who has been LondJ. to
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    21 1 R London. Nov 20. uggestiaris had been m Germany for an ;>mmons U to-da cSred 'hat both before and Jtn* Brttatii
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    British Attitude To Rumania
    143 1 London, Nov 20 DEFINING the position in regard to R.imania In the House of Commons to-day. the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Mr. R. A. Butler declared, "Withinthe last few months the Rumanian Ivernment have, on their own nlssion, invited German troopi enter Rumania. During that iod
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    NAZIS RAID MIDLANDS
    352 2 London, Nov. 19. Tin main Wright M the •■...■my attacks ajainsl this country 1 last nifty was directed a-ainst the -Midlands, states an An \lmivtr\ communique. The attack which pai <>n a v«m > heavy Male began soon after darkncM jmi continued for about Bine hours. Many
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    British Shoot Down 9 Italians
    252 2 British Shoot Down 9 Italians London dkitlsii Bghter aircraft in Greece shot down nine Italian plan during Tuesday without loss to th( BS. This was officially announced in London to d. Kfiitti in correspondent t* 10 headquarters of the British Mf For.e ill (Ireeep makes it <l»-ar that the nine
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    WIDESPREAD RAIDS BY THE R.A.F.
    209 2 London, Nov. 20. TAIM.I IS in Berlin were again bombed by 'he I K A 1 last night as well as I I number of other objectives in I (iermany. the Air Miftistrj I 1 .ist night widespread ope- I rations were carried out by
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    ALEXANDRIA AND ADEN BOMBED
    85 2 ALEXANDRIA AND ADEN BOMBED Alexandria, Nov. 20. pHE houses destroyed in Radi during enemy raids 4 were in the mrely Arab quarter of the city, vhere a mosque was damaged. The raiders wer? met by the nost terrfic barrage Alexandria las yet seen, and at times their ipp?ared to be
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    German E-Boat Sunk
    45 2 London. Nov. 20.— A German 2 boat was sunk in the North Sew taring Tuesday night by British light naval forces. Armour. hi*, the Admiralty states the Gernao survivors were rescued and hat the British forces sustained lather damage nor casualties.— Reuter
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    Hitler (As Usual) Breaks Promise
    272 2 London, Nov. 20. UITIT.K has not imposed dictates on France, he lias acted In anticipation of it. v\ritc s The Times, in a leader on the wholesale expulsion of French .citizens Horn Alsace-Lorraine. During the past five years Hitler declared again and again that the
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    Fund Launche For R.A.F. Pilo
    162 2 THE ro^settlement of RA F n^ 00 Nov. I in civil life will be aided by aZ! 't M I ntly by the Auctioneers and Es» t m W which sponsored the famous Star ann r 1 of the last war and raised nearly rufJSi
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    UNKNOWN
    76 2 Rome, N I "OTRONG. repeated"' Gr ek attacks *outh-ea«* Koritza and on the road to Kalibaki are adm^E in an Italian High Command communique SB 18 however, claims that all attacks were repulsed Mg severe losses to the enemy. g| The communique says that Italian air forciatflj bombed the
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    NAZIS ADMIT BERLINBOMBED
    131 2 Berlin. Nov 20. I IJOTH Berlin and Potsdam were raided by the Ril 33 during Tuesday night. This was announced J the Berlin wireless* accompanied by a statement V in two efforts to raid Berlin only one British p!aß reached the capital in each case. A Nevertheless
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    44 3 4c 4c r A convoy of y S troopships ar- S lived from j England carry- ing large rein- S torcements o f i troops to the i Middle East Command. A happy group of soldiers having i •their first? glimpse of) Egypt. s
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    U.S.A. TO SEND 500 PLANES TO HELP CHINA
    219 3 U.S. A. TO SEND 500 PLANES TO HELP CHINA Washington, Nov. 20. DEPORTS are current in well informed circles here that plans art now being put before Washington official* for Ulmm to China, totalling $200 millions including the purcha 500 planes with which China will undertake larae oun-ter-offensives, in which
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    WY BURDEN FOR STRALIANS
    115 3 WY BURDEN FOR STRALIANS |\..v. 20. that within a few days t would be presented i Australia "financial tier than she had ever upon to bear."' was rd'Gowrie. the Govrr- when opening the of the new Australian rie said that the prin- of the session would financial provision for .t>
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    10 3 I nth has C Hvnes. forManager of the Hone- Reir
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    SHORTS
    94 3 The Loh TncrnYoong. a well-known Taiping contractor, is shortly proceeding I on a flying holiday 1 to Australia. Acting S'ub-Lieute- nants T. G. Adattis i and P. O. H. Wilkin- son of the S.£ R.N.V.R have been confirmed in the rank of Sub-Lieutenant. The resignation of I his Commission
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    razil Promises Co-operation
    46 3 razil Promises Co-operation I Rio de Janeiro. Nov. 20. t>y the Brazilian Government vith Britain was promised J finance Minister. Senor clc Soura n to the British Economic and I Brazils admiration ior K^r ltish traits wnicn a11 tne worH •nission was received by President Reuter
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    PANESE DIFFICULTIES IN NORTH CHINA
    100 3 IESE Peiping. NOV. 20. is pl. in North China are stated to Chinese regular troops entering 'to b r first time f °r tnree y ears arr °1 the p1 i SP0n slble for tn^ wrecking of twi JJv' pin .K-Hankow railway. therali Wa J
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    SWISS NATIONAL PARTY DISSOLVED
    63 3 SWISS NATIONAL PARTY DISSOLVED Zurich, Nov. 20. THF Swiss National Party been dissolved by a decree issued by the Federal Council. The National movement was 01--ganised on the same basis as the German Nazi party, according to S\vis<i p r rss reports. The jvement is stated to have incited members
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    Germany Adds To Fleet
    112 3 I New York, Nov. '0. TWO new (iermaii battle- V sfcfrps, Kismarck and Von i Tirpit/, are now in service, ftCCOfdfof to a (icrmun anJ nouncemrnt quoted by Iruns- radio's Berlin correspondent. i l>ismarck and Von Tirpit/ are the first battleships, ex- tept the Scharnliorsf .md
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    Carol Singers To Raise Funds For Patriotic Causes
    535 4 Carol Singers To Raise Funds For Patriotic Causes V ay curtail custom of the Old Country, Blngap »n< ibet l^Mip i al 1 sin i- n lormed the third lh.it this page has heard <>! •-<• If II M Viva I BMf and rr- BjaaflMa an already well adraneeal CaroUera
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    Arranging Dance Numbers
    32 4 Arranging Dance Numbers J .Mr. and Mrs. Vyner Gomez, who are ar- ranging the i dance number for the Johort pant o m i m f i Babes In The Woods." I
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    "Winter Sunshine"
    48 4 "Winter Sunshine" MRS. Sharp has joined the cast of "Winter Sunshine," the play which the Sceneshif ter s will present at the Vieto ri a Theatre o n December 28 and 29 and January 3 and 4. She will take the part of Maggie, a fine comedy role.
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    Anne Shirley's Fashion
    41 4 WNNE Shirl lunching at Beverly HUlt, wore a en nary yellow shirt an d matching si* Clipped to the shirt's long col- t i lar was a bright red strawberry which opened to reveal a tiny i watch.
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    Philip Kinsey Featured
    61 4 Philip Kinsey Featured Philip Kinsey has taken over the part of Geoffrey Carroll in the play "The Two Mrs. Carroils," which the Birds of Passage will present at the Victoria Theatre next month. Capt. T. Kiley Murphy, who had rehearsed for the role was obliged ive it up owing to
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    By VERA ARDMORE
    257 4 Mrs. Wicks, and Misses E. and P. Wilson. Miss Yvonne Chancy was the reserve. After the match the team was eniertained to a pahit party by the officers at their Mes s at Kallang. Spectators at the game included Mrs. Trevor Watkins. Mrs. O. G. Gregson and
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    PROUD PIOTHER BE BEAUTIFUL
    471 5 PROUD PIOTHER BE BEAUTIFUL j after baby m ,:Turd you a wonder- S m eto attend to all those I ;natter s which, dur- It last months of your preg- I: you have probably lei I In most cases, the proud take advantage of restful days S in bed to
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    Hints from helen's Beauty Box
    251 5 Hints from helen's Beauty Box applying cosmetics, take care to study the natural contour of your face. Instead oi trying to alter your appearance, see that rouge, lipstick and eye-shadow are shaded to suit the shape of your nos\ eyes and lips etc. By accentuating your natural features, you add
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    FASHION SIGNIFICANCES
    1098 6 FASHION SIGNIFICANCES snapshots from the smart world j Corsets Must Give Slimness T ,-nt oi more Stiff* bodies, doc 1 tUng lei [me Pmrilla. |u *Wt, s«umf«rd Road, where foundation wy kind and to suit evei to be found in abundance Featuring a two-way iutifully made and yet fea'her-weight In
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    Piles Ruin Your Nerves .
    85 7 Piles Ruin Your Nerves ATIPH fkn'i Ing, bleeding, internal or UV>IV W •> your vitality, ruin i [rive you cra*y with pain. I 9 y of in Amer- ;he B tin pain in l.i minutes K :.d»-. work and enjoy life tXie™ ;o quickly aids nature to ler parts and
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    GIRL BURIED FOUR DAYS, FOUND ALIVE
    195 7 i 14-YEAR-OLD sir! buried beneath the debris of I h.,.i M -< demolistMd by hijrh-expiosive bond, in S..uih-V London N1 Monday Was discovered on Thursday Ibornillg to be ''The girt Mildred Castillo, Is the daughter of a do. u h(l u ,,s oui on
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      MORE HITLER PROMISES
      356 7 jgVENTS begin to move more rapidly now that the so-called "masterly political structure" of Hitler is com pleted. It is expected therefore, thai the battle for Greece, or the battle for Egypt, dr for that matter, the battle for Libyfc, is about to start in real earnest.
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    1650 8 jhgjhgjhgjg Special Branch OffWett Recovery Of Whmw STRUGGLE which occurred between the Police "At**, I I party and Mamom Shinozaki on Sept. 21, when the n 7 k n °l*§ Police party went to the Consulate-General to conduct '***£Lm a search was related at yesterday's hearingam of the trial
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    Gen. Wu Te-Chen On Human Brotherhood
    457 9 Gen. Wu Te-Chen On Human Brotherhood C I UE who wishes to be prosperous must help others to be pros- n perous." This ancient Chinese saying was quoted by pen IB Wu To Chen Chinese goodwill envoy at the lunch meeting oi l W F'the Singapore Rotary Club, held at
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    6 9 oon Road, on 8un«l»y, 2 p.m.
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    Speed For Destruction
    44 9 Speed For Destruction THE British Savy is now ipell eqwiptttd i ith I v.* i finest t of inotoi h boats which are used last patrols of the Home wai i Picture htti thovnt i nnffll i of th» boat* at fuU jieed J
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    Tea Parcels May Be Sent To Britain
    25 9 Tea Parcels May Be Sent To Britain h,s received a telegram from UM jrar ~2££J£. covers tea and any other tu f^ §SS !n ptrcel
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    This Glamour Girl Of Hollywood Is Gale Sondergaard of Paramount
    43 9 This Glamour Girl Of Hollywood Is Gale Sondergaard of Paramount b AHAKQKD with po L of I bicyclc which he knew to be stolen. Wah Lye HOCk 21. Hukkicn. claimed trial b Mr Cheah S()()n Hock in ttoc third court for me and
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    Sikh Fined For Identity Card Offence
    64 10 rd, Burjan Bingh, under B merit, by Mr. Hork. ;< third mar lay. Surjan Bi his identity when he was dismissed by his r, but he refused to do ao. from the Naval Base was he card from him. out fused to hand over
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    Fifteen-Year-Old Girl's Suicide
    254 10 Fifteen- Year-Old Girl's Suicide VI n lIFO TT.K. l."i-year-old Chinese girl, was r *i found by her mother lying unconscious near 1 thp doorway (if their house in Beo I inp on Nov. 2 last. Admitted to the (ieneral Hospital. You died two days later of corrosive poisoning from caustic
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    ATTEMPTED EXTORTION ALLEGED
    52 10 ATTEMPTED EXTORTION ALLEGED SAID to have attempted to extort moi:t from gAh Leng by •s r him In fear ot injury Tan Cheng, 29 Ilokkien claimed Wai on .i charge of attempted extortion before Mr. Soo n Hock, acting third magisti The ponrcl for m< i>n Nov. 27. and red
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    Alleged Theft At General Hospital
    61 10 Alleged Theft At General Hospital BRODUCfcD in the day Mian Khan a had a charge ot I >i a P u r 8 o containing **-54 in cash explain--1(1 to him. Altor natively, u > charged wjth dl honestly misapprotho pui belonging to Kanir' Kim Choi The ol was alleged
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    WEARNEST PLANE DELAY
    64 10 WEARNEST PLANE DELAY ,From i CorrespJ Kuala Lumpur, We_9 BAD weather 'his a Weam i landing at the landing o-,B Port Swettenham fc^H corning to Kuala Lumi I Mails fox K I conveyed by ear fl later in the morning. The usual arrangi I carriage of m I pur are
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    43 10 JJ The amazing new hanbh. tiSTll, I. I "nedirine <: :t!&_H body poi-. tfcjfl B Br feaar fl to work a li-l :.>■ hv Rumend. or r"bw___| return of empty pacl ig< '"'^BHt bad yo Bt eovery Rumend fr< "'•^■r The guarantee prot< 4_feii
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    Riddle Of The Sea
    151 12 Riddle Of The Sea THE Brighton police recently the 01 <-vei e .1 how nc to a man aide and muiMxiy WEfl washore 48 houra The Sn >;• Haunt. SaltBrighton The torso it was more lin.a ihe i mis4ng, bat): A been cleanl> vtd ii\ i d w a 5
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    Police Held Girl-Pay £80
    118 12 Police Held GirlPay £80 A 15 YEARS OLD domestic sen who claimed £50 dtmafCfl for false imprisonment from four police officers hud her claim increased to £80 by Jud^e A Caporn at Dud It". County Court. He described the methods adopted b> the police officers In investigating the disappearance of
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      198 12 #FORCET THE WaH" A WHILE AND ENJ S A COOD UUCh 01 AT THE AIR-COmrnm ALHAMBBA Jjteg RKO RADIOS SPICY ROMANTIC <i, M (Ih'ironw jd Wtl^ Now See Them Tojetiu. Viith another J| H fA "^t ft II o u *^jS£l/<~2St "9 iixceUi-and ir BA \BBV i COLM AN s
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    MALAYA'S $61 MILLION EXPORTS TO U. S.
    93 13 MALAYA'S $61 MILLION EXPORTS TO U. S. i MALAYA exported goods to i» the value of 598,096,657 S during the month of Septem- her. The value of Malayan J imports amounted to 871,738.- 509 for the same month. The cumulative exports for i the year total a value of and
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    THE BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    118 13 THE BRIGHT LIGHTS! AT THE CAPITOL A RIPPING comedy. "The Boys from Syracuse." are here at the Capitol to drive your blue.s away, and how they do it! An excellent cast and a fantastic setting ancient Greece with modern jazz music. 20th century inventions such as the microphone, cocktail glasses,
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    2 More Arrests In Attempted Murder Charge
    104 13 2 More Arrests In Attempted Murder Charge IN connection with the assault on a Tamil at Potoi Pasir on Nov. when nine other' Tamils were said to have beaten up Sinasami with .sticks and then thrown him into a pond, two iurther arrests have been made by the ix)lice. Seven
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    Alleged Offence Against Woman
    54 13 Alleged Offence Against Woman ALLEGED to nave used criminal force to outrage the modesty of a woman, Wong Tat. 30, Khek. appeared before Mr. Cneah Sochi Hock, acting third magi- strate, yesterday. Wong claimed trial I and the case wa> i postponed for raen--1 tion on Nov 27 Police bail
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    48 13 j Tit Bits and a I Bit," which is to be presented at the K.G:V. School hall, Seremban. on Nov. I 23, will be under the distinguished patronage of H.H. The Yang Di Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan and the Hon. the British Resident Mr. J. V. CowKill.
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    Archdeacon On Charms Of Australia
    343 13 Archdeacon On Charms Of Australia THE Ven. Archdeacon Graham White spoke on, "A visit to Australia to the Singapore Rotarlam at their lunch meeting yesterday. He gave an instructive address of his trip, ot the places be visited, theii occupations and their uses •Whaling, fishing, cattle-raising, pearling and the like,
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    China Varsity Graduates Entertain Wu Te-Chen
    30 13 in the pleasant surrounding I Meye! Hou Rood f tVi-oartv In honour '>* Genu.u wu to chen. Chin MB.* sSFSJ Serl" Kl'n, o, th, An,,
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    Chinese On Housebreaking Charge
    104 13 Chinese On House breaking Charge BECAUSE he could not do without his cheque and keys which v. re said to have been found on a Chinese who la ed to have brokon Into his house on Tuesday night a complainant in r of housebreaking which wa3 mentioned in the third
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    Indian Motorist Fined
    133 13 Indian Motorist Fined W. s Thaddaeus, a young Engi spcakinu Indian, pleaded guiltj tf, three chargi rday befor# Mr. C. H. WhiUon, in the traflh court. The charges were U i Dri> loiiyer Quay on Oct 14 while not p a third party insurance. <2> having (3» failing to stop
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    72 14 Hockey THE hockey match between the AngloChinese School and the Ceylon Sports Clubs second Warn which was to have been plaved at thf Club's grounds vesterday waj cancelled as was also the match between Y.M.C.A. and the Post Office. Rugby THE rugby mate h between the Royal Australian Air
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      300 15 KsiFIED ADS ■educational ■--^TTTIclieT Simplinoi Apply Horn, er serangoo I (No. 403F] K Pi hology student. or corresI 'T^°^ BCIJJ? > Singapore. (After lX «d girls)- Genera, Mil b Sifiit». Chemlstr, K riculatun. Commen- j 1941- Admissions closv K^ this Christmas— Stanml:S variation, la BallK; Private tuition from K lightning
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      48 15 Public Notices \oTirl:. Due to certain arrangements having been held up for unavoidable reasons, the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corpn., Ltd., regret to announce that the opening of their Johore Bahru Branch will not take place to-day. Thursday 21st instant. i The new date of opening wLi be announced later.
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    428 16 INDIA'S GIGANTIC CONTRIBUTION TO THE WAR EFFORT LONDON N<U CFEAKING IN IMI HOI SEW COMMONS, MB. US. AMERY im SECBETARI FOB IVI v l: m r ()VF K QBEAT PART W THE LAST WAB «IIA Ml p <{ °yH J MILLION ASM V HALF TRAINED >» N ""I* 'j!,' V<>
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    25 16 FE capture ol Italia prisoners by a Bntii detachment which f paged enemy columns i! a communique which* details of the action available- Reuter
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