Morning Tribune, 3 December 1940

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    Masthead
    15 1 Morning Tribune Ma 2*l Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1940. Morning Tribune Tuesday, December 3. 19 40
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    211 1 LONDON, DEC. 2. Ltf SUCCESSFUL ATTACKS YESTERYBY URCRAFT OF THE COASTAL liM) \RF CONTAINED IN AN AIR MKV COMMUNIQUE ISSUED THIS RNOON DURING THE MORNING AIRrrmACKEI) NAVAL DOCKS AT THE MARINE BASF AT LORIENT. THE j STATION, JETTY AND DRY DOCKS P$T WEKK BOMBED IN THE EVEN ind. bombi
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    Flash Bomb For Raf
    72 1 Flash Bomb For Raf TORONTO." Dec. 2.— The R.A.F. is to nave a new; type of Ameri- can "flash; bomb" for use I in night photo- *raphy of ene- I my territory Z Dr. Walter; Clark, camera Z research expert from Roche^t- er, New York. revealed in an address here;
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    Thai Border Truce Might Be Reached
    54 1 Thai Border Truce Might Be Reached London. Oe<. 3 rIOOCiH tlie situation on the Th:u!an;Mmlo-China frontier i> tense n«fottttioiH *re n/ iw in prvfTfss ltul there is held in authoritatiw (uartera m London to be no reason irhj peaceful volution mav not be iearhed. says ;;ruter\> diplomatic tmtt—pm .lent. Dm*.
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    Italians In Near East Doomed
    140 1 iiro. Dec. THI bel t that the Italian fofCOi in Ike Near I'.:i*t are li'.tnied to surrender uhrthtv they ri^ht ««> <» u ptm .nui rt'^iijiKullv s up." ll Wtirspaper Albalagh, uhich i» amonf dm«l itjqwAsiblc J ,l\' a quest ion time." -v \!l.ftli-ri. -until
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    ITALIANS IN FULL RETREAT ON WIDE SECTOR
    613 1 ITALIANS IN FULL RETREAT ON WIDE SECTOR rno G ee bl g u ns have been bombarding the oads leading northwards from Pogradetz along the western shores of Lake Ochrida S Frontier posts near Monastir and Saint Naurn, a few yards from the Yugoslav fron h/o a rpy epor ted
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    ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF QUISLING
    145 1 Stockholm, Dei. 2. CERIOUS disturbances are reported to have occurred in Norway, following an attempt on the life of Qui>ling, head of Germany's puppet government, according to reports reaching Stockholm. As Quisling was leaving a public meeting at rederikstad he was met by a arge
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    Lord Cowrie's Term Extended
    18 1 Lo 2 -The King, on of the Com(kjven :-as tppr0V Oowrte oontinuinK to Reuter
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    BIG CHINESE VICTORY
    137 2 hu, A < HIM SK m orv in llup« J| I inee, north-wr t <»j 'l.nkow, f as .uinouiurd by inio Chiaiiß Kai M k in :i fpMCh herr The »un« hed ;i big of!i. i wHc front in 1 1 1 t J ipuiK m miliiai
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    PATROLSACTIVE
    62 2 Cairo, Dec. 2. A BRITISH patrol In the Kassa'a lc. o\ the Sudan .sucoessfUl- ■(i a part) ol i nemy on g);t of Nov 20, capturing on.' n officer iii'ci nint oth< d o a commimiquf East of (Hllabat partlM ol the <-npmy r it succ( sfully engaged by
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    $100,000 FOR PUPPET
    671 2 $100,000 FOR PUPPET Chungking. Dec. A HERE icrap of \w N|i the deacrfption given by tins Daih tfewa to the treaty *U on sai Japan au<i the Wang Ching W« Qow tneot. newspaper says that tne i the treaty aj-c almost il to those i I by Mr. ung Wu
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    EXPLOSION ROCKS U.S. POWDER PLANT
    160 2 s JA( OMA, Dee 2-An ti**, wkkh S J of the city damaged a Columbian I at Frederkkson near here 10-dat er This is the second explosion within a. Tacoma. On Friday, a building toa p" wd owned by the Dupont company Sa/ffl nobody uis
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    Small Increase Price Of Rice
    218 2 Small Increase Price Of Rice A FOOD Controller's communique ve^H states: By a policy of selling stocks from the Rifl 4 against the purchases made by Government. t« Controller has been able to keep thi fj rkM at a low level, in spite of the heavy nifl which have taken
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    Weygand Busy Morocco
    54 2 Weygand Busy Morocco hy, £*<■ GENERAL WEYGAND received delegations of] U can notables at Rabat yesterday. DurM afternoon, General Weygand accompanied m Nogues to Port Lyautey where lie met some I French officers in Morocco, including Generaisi and Voirin. Returning to Rabat in the evening^™ ral Weygand was loudly cheered
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    404 2 London, Dei L THK Tinio, in an editorial 1 headed "The Italian Defeat" takes a most favourable view of the outlook regarding the new situation. It says, "The Greek victories were no Hush in the pan. The Greek army continues to advance. The fort of Santi Quaranta must have
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      209 2 mr^m I'KOF. II.MI'DDIN *^*5| r 7 > l-vUS uf study In East A antJ West y° l J "til receJv ■kk!ii!u4l rfliiblf and lnntructive h to nil who nn« In trouble Business, Domestic. Financial. Health, i i.i vrlltng, Miirrlagp find love *f"tr Htrlrtly ronndeni hil Consultation Dnlly 9 00 to
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    709 3 M5»»2 ITO u ol'R OWN REPORTER) KUALA LUMPUR, MONDAY. nm v T HAT HE HAD GIVEN MR. A. H. M ivvPFCTOR O» MINES IN PERAK, $250 AND P^JruHY IN 1939 WHEN MR. CRETCH HAD 0 t«\t 111 WAS HARD UP, AND THAT HF >HDI vk\ HIM $400 IN DECEMBER
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    ATTEMPTED EXTORTION ALLEGED
    51 3 ATTEMPTED EXTORTION ALLEGED ALLEGED to have attempted extortion from Ong Leng Chwee, on Nov. 11, by threats of assault, Ang Oh, 19, was charged in the flfih court yesterday. Ang Oh claimed trial to the charge, and the case was fixed for hearing on Dvq. 12: bail in $200 being
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    THEFT OF $5 ALLEGED
    57 3 rHARGED With tfoeff v of $5 in cash belonging to Thye Ah Hoe, Musah bin Haji Noordin, 40, claimed trial In the third court, yesterday. The offence was alleged to have been committed in a house in Serangoon Road on Saturday. fne case was postponed until
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    No Change In Japan-N.E.I. Talks
    64 3 "THERE is no change in Japan's 1 Netherlan< adding that Mr YosMzawa the newij delegate to the Eatavia parleys woul with the duty of smootl the two countr: iwa The spokesman pointed ou was a veteran diplomat ni. •'•>»!■ with the Dutch authorities would not
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    86 3 r Hitler's block-H^ S ade of Britain S is not too sue- cessful judging by this photo- S graph. It shows i a British war- ship keeping a watchful ey e S on the convoy M it passes up Channel en route for home ports n earing i the end
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    FOREIGNERS AFFECTED BY BLOCKADE
    62 3 FOREIGNERS AFFECTED BY BLOCKADE Shanghai, Dec. 2. THOUSANDS of Chines and numy foreigners are affected by the oiockadr of the western district, udjoining the International Settlement, imposed by the Japanese military authorities, following the wounding, on Saturday afternoon. that district of a Japanese ■iPndarme. All roads leading to the settlement
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    Appeal To Yugoslavs
    56 3 Belgrade, Dec j ASOLFMN appeal to I. Ol Yugoslavia to remain and level headed" i) scivt Uu'ir country I ol war i nt, Prii. :)cc;i-K-!: oi the Mtd annl >i the dec aral mion mi th( It'S. II Mk.- the i iunti purruini policy, [riend id colia
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      73 3 "KEV 'J K^wbr a (food dinner C X 9t^ A J I (y/naianteitt ten ye at s cla Ifatava has rccosniscd KEY BRANDY to be ttw aid tot. ii(| y Now t 1 w and awwetote amo "o"Q«et "«> (1;lV01 r llo en h "S ouallty «i an old brands
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      Dog Show A Great Success: Gala Film Premiere
      629 4  -  Vera Ardmore By 1 HUNDRED and twenty-one can- I on ppy World Stadium on Sunday afternoon uhen the Malayan Kennel Association held its War Fund Dog Show. Pillars of ilfttitf were the Ahwtians who sazed loftily round th» arena or sat in
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      At St. Andrew's
      54 4 N Group picture v taken at the i St. Andrew J night "ball at Kafiles Hotel on i i Saturday. Left to right. i M r Forbes, i Miss Kay Ca«=- sels, Mr. Bell. 1 Miss Margaret > Duff, Miss Noble, Mr. McLachlan. I Mr. Inglis and
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      Highland Gathering
      103 4 Highland Gathering I When heavy J (rain p—red down in the i early part the afternoon i Sa t the High- i land Gatherini; ?o n Saturdny j p h i 1 o s ophical S Scots remark- i cd: "Oh well. J I this makes it just like the
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      334 4 T AST week's disappoin 1 the canculation of trip to Kuching h nn me -'Buy commi: esuJt of a very generous offer to he] fund. The manasemciu of thr Cathay cinema has kindly offered the proceeds of a gala premiers of Alexander Korda s newest film "The Thief of
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    BE YOUR OWN VALET
    744 5 ifcmoi: tonj in be learnt 'is importance of fcandar. avoidance ol unf Wmming-for even the J^he srars believes that her arm primd cut. nee, thinks ■rock P is lust the thing for •v The the hi inch coni givea a •ration" to a ugly E n
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      74 5 Pineappla HAMS :%9 Jb ■I 9 T*, ;4hl if w BHHP"H r Hib4 H jfl If* :^HB P j»^ ml ifi Si *N)^^ -a^mj* tke hams witk tke }yl!!!!ZJ fhc flatour evervon- likes his i m*t!p the* fine Hams famous in j Malaya for ovej twenty years, j .|i,,* u
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    Two Brave Men Caught Thief
    171 6 AWAKENED t>v "««s ..i Mitel al about l v 1 last U« Kow. living in a IOTOSf off Geylaaj Road, came Ml of his house and saw -unuiriK in the dark. Swec *ave chase and caught up with the man, hut uas stabbPd M the
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    THIEF CAUGHT IN THE ACT
    123 6 SEEN stealiof an electric bulb from the five-foot way of a hou.se In Selegie Road, Rajoo, 18. Tamil, who was caught after a chase by two plain clothes con i es, was lined $50, or. in default, six weeks' rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. Cheah Soon
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    Tamil On Breach Of Trust Charge
    49 6 Tamil On Breach Of Trust Charge A CHARGE of CTimi- nal breach of trust in respect of $35 was preferred against Palani, a Tamil, when he appeared in the third court, yesterday. The accused claimed trial and the case was postponed until Dec. 9. Bail of SlOO was allowed.
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    New Barrister Admitted To Singapore Bar
    77 6 New Barrister Admitted To Singapore Bar Mr. A Yellappa, 1 barrister-at-law, was i admitted a member of the S.S. Bar, by the Acting Chief Justice, the Hon. Mr. Justice A. K. a'Bec-kett-Terrell, in the Hiuh Court yesterHis Lordship wi ed Mr. Yellappa every success. Mr. F L. Williams Protector of
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    176 6 WITH a recommendation that if the accused could give valuable information to the police as to the persons manufacturing and turning out forged currency notes the authorities consider of sentence, the hon. Mr. Justice Pcdlow convicted and sentenced a young Chinese, Lim Chin Seng, alias Lim Tian Seng, to
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    35 6 Chung M EIGHTEEN Japan J L "nail grou] a kinc yesterday at M the raiders (iroppedß poiiv below ChungkiJ were dropped \vvM I'mits. When the Japanesl ovey th« ity, they fl with anti-aircraft hifl
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    'Boy' Fined For Stealing Chain
    68 6 'Boy' Fined For Stealing Chain JjENTENCE of one day's simple imprisonment and a fine of $20, in default two weeks' rigorous imprisonment, was imposed by Mr. L. C. Goh, fifth magistrate, yesterday, when he con vie ied Hoi Ah Soh, a Chinese "boy," for theft of a bicysle chain, the
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    479 6 T\YO Chinese— Lim Hoo Sw< Hock, believed to be the result of injuries received v collision at Kallang Road m night on Sept. 22. The Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, adjourned the inquiry, held yesterday, until this morning. Teo Chwee Seng, who was at fir c t believed
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      41 6 CATHAY CA Where Everybody Goes RETURN ENGAGEMENT Of THAT POPULAR DANCING STAH Lucille Nicholi New Numbers New Costumd Also MARIE BE Si Captivating Cathay Cutic And Cowan Sc Bailey J DINE DANCE AT SINGAPORE'S *."H RENDEZVOUS n V\n4 PHONE 3402. Servuet^
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    984 7 17 Hopkin Writes From London London, Oct 7. Monday end out fl the country Mff--1 should have I tout of sound lofthe tilM I that the id«i !l -ellent___ o Dad j lAT do the boy> of the RA.F.. who are risktheir lives every day ■bombers and fighters. h
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    RUSSIANS CONTINUE TO HELP CHINA
    75 7 IT is reliably learned here that regardless of whether Soviet Russia will turn towardthe Axis or the deraocr* Sovitl wp -t rhillil wi continue. nt Foreign pre« reports stated ha Moscow and Tokyo would enter Into a non-aggression pac t. oi. this would not have
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    MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1940. TESTING TIME
    329 7 MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1940. TESTING TIME JT is only by a real lest of war that we can determine a nation's fighting value. Czarist Russia was at one time greatly feared by her neighbours, but her impotence was revealed in the RUSSOJapanese War. Japan has boasted of her
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    1087 8 Opinion Of Amateur Show Draws Attack On Writer The Morning Tribune music critic's opinion of the SAD c production ol 'The Sorcerer" has drawn the follow: from Mr. E. A. Brown, the producer of the Gilbert and Sul piece: DrJAR L St J• I start this letter to JTOII
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      131 8 ARE YOU one who H:is thoOfht of setting an Electric Cooker and have wondered whether it would entail expense? Consider this: Free installation up to 60 U. of wirin and maintenance Electricity at 1 cents per unit. Hiring char re small: From $1 f<» $2.50 per month uccoidin- to the
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    620 9 I B jo on in II 9 H: hcia I I I B eded in I I I A isii critic reads: Sir I have followed your efforts as a music critic since their incep-' nd until recently have always suffered a sense of nausea from the indiscriminate lavishings
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    DELHI CONFERENCE DELEGATES RETURN
    294 9 (Tribune Staff Reporter) JWO of Malaya's delegates to the Eastern Group Conference at New Delhi— Mr. H. North-Hunt, M.C.S., RegistrarGeneral of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S., and Mr. Tay Lian Ta member of the Legislative Council returned to Singapore yesterday by air after having been away for
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    Singapore Paintings Exhibition
    72 9 Singapore Paintings Exhibition A lr n of Mali paintings was opened by lame Tan r u C i morn! Mad tingd limit efparticular sub In sou. nea ar.d charco n view. Particularly ipectaculai pastels whic Included the portraits of five pr person.In Singapore and a number ol itiies. A 40
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    Death Follows Quarrel Over 20 Cents
    209 9 ALL on account of a 20-cent debt, and a push, Lee Chay Nam, a cooly employed at the Hume Pipe (Far East) Ltd.. Bukit Timah Road, met with his death. He died with two fractured ribs and a ruptured spleen. This was revealed in
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    NAZIS' NEW DESTROYER FLOTILLA
    55 9 NAZIS' NEW DESTROYER FLOTILLA London. Dec. 2. -CORDING to tt-OJ^E A less, a new deader has been put flotilla." said to be named m ™k u Although the name ma>pp understand why HerrH q| Is preoccupied with t Na^wheni^wm e mwrea rman nine of fche m that mot tnur tiu.
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      206 9 Restore Youthful Vigour To Glands in 24 Hours New Discovery Brings f^% Pleasures of Life to Men Ijf Who Feel Old Before JV~k Their Time j£|BL Do you fed older than you are? An? you %Jo^^r%otM Y o f£hß^'^^r4p' X I 11 you suffer fro* loss ot vigour, wr-ak ji:-
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    Eight Glands control your destiny
    281 10 Eight Glands control your destiny \M) GLAND REGENERATION IS NOW WITHIN VOUR POWER I*) \<>\i mffof fro*n. pn-maMire neeinc. loss or energy and Vl( a i,fv w. tii.-r»ii. v vlrrplessne>*. pom .ii'l" 1 I hoiih aches And failinq eyesight, fallmc hair. nriv»- n. m -ih»Mii.. nr.uii-laK. ner?«us digestive disorders, partial
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    JUST OLD NAZI CUSTOMS
    76 10 JUST OLD NAZI CUSTOMS Tm (ANWOTJ understand the curious at- i traction in Ger- man minds to- wards bomb ing hospitals." said i the Bishop of i arlisle. Hr. Herbert Wil- v li.ims. recently. "London hos- r pitals have] J .suffered more than any oiher i i buildings ex- J
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    French People Honour British Pilot
    74 10 French People Honour British Pilot FIFTY thousand peo pie filed past tl. grave of a Britlsl pilot who had been shot down in action jOver Normandy. The grave was covered w-th flowers Pro-British demonstrations ure sprcadi d p throughout Prance according to i message from Vichy to the New York
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    Put Kettle Flex In Month, Killed
    101 10 A BABY pushed a steel pin into the Ilex oi an electric Kettle, then put the Hex into her mouth was electrocuted. That was the theory at the inquest at Bit 1 ;<\ Beds, on Barbara Frances [Mcker, ;<" (1 twenu >ne month dftdofcfc
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    Churchill Birthday Gift From Java
    69 10 London. Dec. 2. AN interesting ceremony took p'ace on Saturday when Prince Bernhard visited the Chancellor of he Exchequer and handed him a •heque lor 135.000 subscribed by the people uf Java to the Churchill birthday fund. The Chancel'or expressed warm thanks on behalf of
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      652 11 WANTED small house or flat, preferably near town and bus, entry immediately Apply Box 785, Malaya Tribune Singapore. *No. 547F) WANTED. To buy a second hand motor boat to seat about eight persons. Must be in good trmttUon. Apply Box 792, c ;o Malaya TrltHU*, Singapore. (Fo. 576F) WANTED 20
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      384 11 Stamps Jahtl^H 10 bUV ~BoTne o low S? x No 75 ra Tribune. SI P o (No. 523D l n LA «r? 1 BRITISH a "d Fore.gn stamp, from 1867 onu. approval. Yong Ah Tee. Batu Tig, K lang. Selangor. (No. M STAMP HINGES for Stamp Collectors Metal boxeb of
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    95 12 1 1 Ml ri 1 ctor I I TTb 1 T I I I bl j J si a dm I Com itv Coj i j Mr R. CJ j I Jutai J i i Inc h e Salieh bii clerk lIH Al Joh' i S'upernumd d Revi I
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    STEAMERS IN DISTRESS
    30 12 OKD l" bmarine, wer« pickU Mackay radio early liondi attack was tak 000 mi diff. A sage was picked b> tli Radio stating the British Ooodlei Reuter
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      292 12 Wi: AMOJLOCWE To all oar patron, who wen refuawi :..i..«issi..n during the Neck-end and tor any toeanwnleaee cauaed Iherebj Wc m estandbig the BcaMU tor ONE MORE DA* foil Um i"M<iit af those who haw aa yel n..t been aMe V See H ~~T~ POSITIVELY APITOI LAST DAY ArilU^ 3
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      65 12 ANNOUNCEMENT BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated In China by Special Charter) IPOH SUB -AGENCY Open for business Address: 13, Hugh Low Street. 1-3, Market Lan*;. P. O. Box No. 170. Telegraphic Address: "Chunfkuo" Telephones Nos: 1008— Sub. Agent's Office, 1009— General Oiflee. Di^^rict Manager: Mr. Parkcane C. Hwang. Sub-Agent: Mr. Z.
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      382 13 II till lik v OPENING TODAY BEE what HAITENB! A STORMY NIGHT BODY'S HUSBAND AND SOMEBODYS WIFE A COUNTRY INN WITH ONLY ONE AVAILABLE BEDROOM WHEN BKN TRAVERS WROTK THE STORY AND YOU HAVE SI H COMBINATION OF STARS AS THIS INCLUDING ROBFRTSON HARE YOU CAN BK SURF YOU WILL
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    COMBINED COLLEGE BEAT INDIAN ARMY
    318 14 kting 00 well Mian < J Army slewed great but after txim- hold 2 2 I at [ege Udhe If, Who ..id Ahmad All .•d in wild hit An IC I Ali v i ol danger to Thlam We de on tw i .led to
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    52 14 Tennis-man Bobby Rißgs gets the highW autograph of Madeleine Carroll, Paraij Both appeared recently at th< Oakland M pa»t of the British War Keliet" l»ay Area programme. Other c tit hi i I were: Krrol Flynn, Warner Broth n st Rogers of RKO, Rosmary Lane, Charles Fai Roland and
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    Made 2,000 Tons Of Jam
    90 15 Made 2,000 Tons Of Jam UOUSEWIVES in th° country areas cf Britain, working under the National Federation of Women's Institutes, have mad- 2,000 tons of jam from surplus xTuit— which would ttherwiJe have b?en wasted. And they are still making it— from damans at the moment. Thousands of evacuated school-chil-dren
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    88 15 jIJOMEN teachers of physical training! [nay take over in some boys' schools. The Board of Education, in a memorandum issued to London Education Authorities points out that many men physical train- j ing experts have been jansf erred to the Forces or are on war work.
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    105 15 THE annual prize distribution of the Convent School, Katong, was held yesterday afternoon when the prizes were given away by the Lady Superior of the j Holy Infant Jesus Convent. This was preceded by a concert in j 1 which the pupils of 1 1 the
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    23 15 toother two Spitfires have bnen added to the sewn which the N.E.I. haVP pr < on Mr. Churchill's birthday.- Reuter
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    23 15 Dr A. K. Ramach-andra and Mr. 'pemmal, of the Ran: Singapore, who had bee: India on a .short holiday, riave returned to Singapore.
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    1,000'S HOMELESS IN RAIDS ON SOUTH PORT
    182 16 1,000'S HOMELESS IN RAIDS ON SOUTH PORT London De\ AFTER last nigin ricww attack on Southampton. arr.i «.t the town are in ruin*- nui fthoufands arc Na\s a vjKcial Re liter repirM-ntativc. Hundreds of workers arrived heir places of employment to-day only to find them in complete ruins .pome stated
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    30 16 TWO Chins < seriously in- jurio, and otters anr .said to b. missing, when the tonsleant ta which tlw men nn sail lag struck a mine off Bfc early Last night
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    42 16 Washington. Dec. 2 —United State.-, imports for the year ended August totalled 52.625.C00.000. representing an increase Ol $493,000,000 compared to the previous year. Britain exported to the United States goods valued at S 166.000.000. compared with $144,000,000 in the previous year Reuter
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    44 16 Hongkong. Dec, 2. —China's most essenlial and u: expeclt'd fuliy to be met by the discovery of rich cil wells of ■ern Ransu in north -v China These weUt arc- ex- per.t eci to yield 80,000.000 > a r tor at least a century. Reuter
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    26 16 Britain To Build Bridge Of Boats TNew York. Dec he groundwork for i merchant shipboilding prothe "bridge ol I I ping b British t tlie Reuter
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