Morning Tribune, 14 December 1940

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    15 1 Morning Tribune Vol :>— No- 272 Saturday Dec 14. 1940 Morning Tribune Saturday. December 14, 1940.
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    Gandhi And Jinnah Advised To Meet
    92 1 Gandhi And Jinnah Advised To Meet nabaci, Dec. 13. meeting between Mr Gandhi and Mr. Jinnah, he Moslem League, J in a statement sued by Sir Tej Sapru, the ell-known political leader. tya that the two Id discuss the situation en and lar-p-hearted come to a should a; so meet
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    Greece Rejoices
    106 1 1 Jft London. Dec. 13. GENERAL »i. t.v AS is Von- I vinccd that the develop- 5 I Meat of the offensive against I Italy in the Western Desert will bf of capital importance I and will mark a deceive J in the coninrn.n Anglo- (.1 reek struggle
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    HITLER LEA VES BERLIN
    29 1 HITLER LEA VES BERLIN New York. Dec. 13.— Hitler and Ribbentrop have left Berlin lor an unknown destination. Recording to the Colombia Broadcasting System's broad cast from Berlin.- Reuter
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    Tobruk And Bardia Blasted By R.A.F.
    248 1 Tobruk And Bardia Blasted By R.A.F. CAIRO, DEC 13. I BOMBEKfi AND FIGHTERS MAINTAINED THEIR IM ESSANT ATTACKS ON AERODROMES, TROOP AND IOTOR TRANSPORT CONCENTRATIONS IN LIBYA lEOUGHOUT LAST NIGHT AND YESTERDAY. •mmunique from R.A.F. headquarters in the Mid inouncing this says that a particularly heavy raid on Tobruk during
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    FIVE GENERALS THOUSANDS OF OTHERS
    707 1 FIVE GENERALS THOUSANDS OF OTHERS LONDON, DEC. 13. UKITISII GENERAL HEADQUARTERS AN u NOUNCE THAT IN THE WESTERN DESERT REMNANTS OF THE BEATEN II ALIAN ARMY CONTIMED THEIR WITH DRAWAL, CLOSELY PURSIED. SEVER Al THOUSAND MORE PRISONERS HAVE BEEN TAKEN THEY INCLUDE TWO FURTHER GENERALS COMMANDING DIVISIONS. Reuters correspondent in
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    Civilian Gallantry Rewarded
    87 1 I .itnrioii, 1{• SUSTAINED acti in unusual clrmm.s UUMM h;.\> ...:m \a i i,' of (irorgc Medals to tr i ;i |>erio«l «f nin« uci'ks continued dailj t<» thresh < <»m whilr undn dlncl fur from the Fr»n< li < o;i .1 MUlll— f flre from raiding
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    14 ITALIAN DIVISIONS FACE THE GREEKS
    30 1 13 rIERi bout 14 it..: ■Imp' to mi' ,dled lTi hough Albania I* uor but it la regarded as I into thr hand* Reuter
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    45 TO-DAY
    34 1 45 TO-DAY -day, th«- ImgifC unilos ill wishing His M.ij^ty thct Kins, ;i happy birthday on j I tbka the ir>th maifffiiry of hfs hirfh Hr uas horn *t 9andrinxha:ii on !»♦'< I', IHJ)S. s
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    London Acclaims British Victory
    383 2 The N hu\ in three days th< ferial 1 W.-'V.-il h.v cut to ribbons t l w Btions for th»' attach on which Marsha! Graziani had spent thm? patient months. Despite brave I ice, Tho Itall ire In retreat, harassed and ed by the Navy, tiie
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    DUKE OF WINDSOR
    247 2 1 Miami, Dec II J S THI Duke of Windsor, (iuvernor and Commander- ia-Chtcf of the Bahamas, will leave in a I'nite I i States naval plane at 1 W G M T to-day for an > unstated destination "on impo. taut official business," it \us announced
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    Maximum Prices For Pulut Rice Fixed
    144 2 \pw Food ll«'«j>iilnf ion THE Food Controller announces that maximum prices have now been fixed for the sale of pulut < glutinous» rice In the Colony and al-o for the .sale of ncf br?n. The maximum retail price of No. 1 pulut rice i.s
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    CALL-UP IN AUSTRALIA
    56 2 i Dec. w call-up for th n armj announced b" Prime MlniSi Mr R. O. Mtnzl Unmarried men attained the age of 19 luring 1939-1940 1 widowers with- out children Wtw r^uched a°e.-> between 25 and 35 during the same period will called up for training In
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    51 2 idon, Dec. 13. Mur« than 150.000 parcels addressed prisoners of war in Germany are held up between the Spanish frontier and Gcnev r a This was stated at a meeting of Duke <~>f f>U>n--1 or Red Cross Fund in London when it was an-nour«c/-d tha' the Fund tiad r*o^** £4.100,000
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    Tokyo Opinion Anglo-U.S. Pressure On Japan
    154 2 Tokyo Opinion Anglo -U.S. Pressure On Japan 4 fTKTIIKK II ioini ARglo Ai I 63 rh< N i IS injf, B In a leader, it dedi res thai I nev; British loan of 'IhijOOull Chungking has t> hJI with the extension restrictions on iron and II ports to Japan. I
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    To-day's Laug
    25 2 'is your wife a butterfly 0 Jlc -Ke thinks the if, but the JJ she ?oes through mj she's more like a moth'
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    LOOD PURGE SUGGESTED
    252 3 ||KI AH-I V l\ ITALY Zurich. Dec. 13. p*li\i K.-nlo.yiio. who recently relinquished his post of ,1 iju Kalian <, crural Slaff, i> attacked by the Italiai* Ktjriim I a^ci>la for spreading reports thai be perkdis>«retd with lhe «M anainsi (irtece or. at an\ rale. inc't'd 1h«
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    SCOPE OF CHEER FUND EXTENDED
    145 3 H Tribune Christinas Cheer Fund Appeal has been ■ended to cover All-Malaya. p is now known that »he Kration Army, with centics balarci. Ipoh and Pena'ig. [poses to include those en i tir registers at these ceil- kin their big cheer eff.'it i IChrMiius and
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    Japanese Claim 44 Planes Hit
    58 3 Tokyo, Dec. 13. WM thai w Chinese planes, tading 22 Soviet built fightere destroyed on the ground, ilrtt < the Domel news ncj atyi that a squadron raided 100 mil.- ol the capital. Kun(l and silenced 1 machine-gun posts and destroyed the The agency also
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    ON LEAVE
    54 3 Mr M C. if Shepiierd. Second tani SttiratftTf, Federal Secretariat, Capt. F S Chun h and Mr C F. Mummery d on their journey to Englund on leave Capt. Church, who has been an Adjutant in the P.M.S.V.F. for over three fmtu, is going to rejoin his regl-nu-nt.
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    55 3 Rome. Dec. 13.— Some 200 people, including 66 Cauldren. were d:>\sned on Thursday, when a motorship was dUrlven by violent storm on to the reefs on the shore of the Sea of Marmara and foundered, reports the Stefani Agency from Istanbul The ship was bound trom Bulgaria to Palestine carrying
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    57 3 pWhik thi s T > night picture was being: taken of one of the many A. A. units working some- J i where in the Western Com- i raand. it was confirmed that S one plane was broueb.' down i and it is pro- bahle that an- other met its
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    60,000 Nazis Killed In Norway—Koht
    120 3 60,000 Nazis Killed In Norway Koht London, Dec. 13. SPEAKING at Dundee last night. Piofe.ssor Koht. t lnNorwegian Foreign Minister, said that during 'he Norwegian campaipn. 30.000 German soldiers fe'l on Norwegian soil while another 30.000 GenAaiu their death at sea. It seemed almost incredible against Mich German losse.s that
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    China Credits & Foreign Exchange
    211 3 China Credits Foreign Exchange tandon, Dec. 13. thai the Shanghai I hai 1 responds only W to the recent news <l Vmeiiciu ia and so far is d hv the auMi advance be largely exrcforUd inNanking (iov--1(1 i^ue its own them interl nines e s Hi«- limes 1 dtvetopmeai would
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    ENEMY RAIDS ON SHEFFIELD
    244 3 London, Dec. IS, TWO enemy bombers were destroyed during air raids on Britain last night. The enemy, states the Air Ministry, developed an attack on an industrial region in north Kngmnd, and Che principal damage was done in Sheffield, where a numU 1 of buildings was
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      138 3 St. John Ambulance Ofticer.s and N.CO the St. John Ambulance Brtiade will be addressed by Professor Wmiired Cullis at tb( e f)f Medicine on Tuesday. Dec. 17 si r>3op.m. The Commissioner trusts that as many memkera aa possible will be ab. attend. BE SLIM and a<ti\r bv takinu NM purelv
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    PEOPLE & PLACES
    2 4 PEOPLE PLACES
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    Children Stage A Delightful Show: Parties For Servicemen
    1163 4  - Children Stage A Delightful Show: Parties For Servicemen VERA ARDMORE by Group pic- r 1 ture taken at I the conclusion i of "The Blue- > Bird," the War) Fund sho \v presented for; the firsi time by l children of i Dean's School, ?o n Tbtmdaj afternoon. In the
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      88 4 Thla i, the basii of all EUMetti TO Ardcn home and salon treatnur, V WT4 her essential preparatio \j s^WM i<MKi Skin Tonic Ardent /f\ CleMMlng Crc;im Velwi Cream. \^-v jpj mw id fottc teftatf i, on i pcf jF tyjJ*. Au^t. )<i£*h, L- M _^i U{DS Wattes R»««l-->I\ISO\ GALAXY
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    LET'S TALK IT OVER
    955 5 x M \i BLO! 81 IN PINK LIMN jnl going for my local leave to one of the U0 month and should be glad of r O i i smart blouse to wear with a light rffSllOl' m l skirt. I thought of having some fitlinc
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      68 5 flee ChgavA FOR DINNER j ely fresh made b) the Sold Stora E#asil) the snest, riche >othest ice cream you ever tasted. I .^o digestible too because \w STheie are a dozen super!) fiafOWl to choose ie from the purest dairy produce and ntifically manufactured in modern and in >ndll
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    Services' Brevities
    338 6  - Services' Brevities Ubique li- I ,il I", i! I has i tarted a neu thing in Billiards Toun M nts in Mji< Command. This takes the form Zof a knock out "Billiard* bowls" i a i iation of me that is proving incn j S inj-'l.v populai G Smith (K.A.)
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    4 Die In Tongkang Disaster
    276 6 4 Die In Tongkang Disaster ONLY MM IW9M returning to BiogapSre Hon. Kl timber struck a mim tli- smt-ap-... Dec. 2. Tne had cast ancho ow ither when n was blown up. j two members ot the cr< k who found clinging to a l< up by Low Siai fisherman,
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    Cabaret Lessee's
    225 6 AN application A bankruptcy by Ml nes, a tales repn n Motors Ltd by Mr. Just] berd d 193», with liability lUin *5u.b14. the debu.:- ai ributedi eency to bad luck d hat he obun., Happy World Cabaret month in June. 1938. and borroM a sum ol su.oou
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    TRIED TO EXPORT JADE
    171 6 pLEADING rnilty to i chaicc i 1 of taking t<. the asi ;\\'haii. Tanjong I'asjar, I*. V pieces of jade without Ihe I authority of the Controller ol i UestrirUui Exports, Toh II k?K S Fun. :i middle-aged Itinese, j N IFM lined $IH, oi iw«
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      26 6 WHO CALIiD FOR Immediate Response proves they all W/%slT McEwan's Sparkling Red Label 100- British Beer. "N'one other is so Good JACKS CO.. (MALAYA dp limitcd
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    Increased Help For RAF From Allied Pilots
    262 7 Increased Help For RAF From Allied Pilots Lonck n, Dec, LB. i.\ increasing number of Poles, i;s. Frei and Belgians are ftni training on Brit \>h i.. pea of aircrafi and beginning in the air fighting. 'I hey are generally veterans conv v ith the I.A.F fighter pilots. The averi
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    POLICE NEED HELPS IN MURDER CASE
    217 7 POLICE NEED HELPS IN MU RDER CASE IHI following police communique waj i^ued yesteri i s'i. the body of ,n Chinese buiied in a nek was recovered by the poll, from patch of jungle off Lornic Road near Caldeolt Hill Estate close to the junction of Lornie Koad wiih Andrew
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    Shanghai Gifts For Singapore Fund
    78 7 Shanghai, D« c 13 The equivalent of £3,52<) ir/sb-n collected by the Central Bluish War Fund's Christmas appeal A .sum of 1875 was rrmittecJ !i!r!l t0 the Royal Navy, the Bn Army, tho Roya. 1 Air Force ana :h» fulled forcea In Britain for the
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    MILITARY CROSS FOR INDIAN
    165 7 London, Dec. 13. T the awards of the MiAHI croaa for gallantry in the [ricßn iampaign is a aPant conduct which 3 the decoration to Lieut. Tajtmmad Khnnzada, of the lltn Sikh Regiment Daring operations at Wazinstan August, 1940. Route Piquet was and sustained several caLieut.
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    INCOME TAX PETITION
    109 7 INCOME TAX PETITION THE closing date for tho signing of the S.S. petition against Income Tax has been fixed as Saturday. Dec. 21. at 2.00 p.m. Signatures may be recorded at the fallowing places (a) In Singapore 1 1 1 Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Hill Street (2> Messrs. Chan Sze
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY DECEMBER 14, 1940. EVENTS IN EGYPT
    333 7 MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY DECEMBER 14, 1940. EVENTS IN EGYPT pVENTfi at the moment are me n rapidly in the Westert Desert of ypt that any comment on the situati i eedingly difficult. time of i iting and the time an art appears in print, new development lial le to take
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    Sir Oliver Lodge Leaves £27,899
    42 8 London. Dec. 13. THE will is proved of Sir Qhver Lodge, th< famous pion oj wireless telegraph) and the prominent sp-ntmiit Sir Oliver Loige who died earlier in the year, aged 89. left £27 I British Wireless.
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    66 8 No matter what it is you can bet the New York Negro will swing it. Recently dusky Manhattens staged the G. and S. Mikado" in swing. "Three little maids from school are we," warble these demure actresses in pseudo-Tahitian garb. They start oft quietly enough. luit by the time they
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    WEARN AIR SERVICO CONTE
    96 8 WEARN AIR SERVICO CONTE II tually were v?^By Wearne i);'n'til the iViiiiiainiii 1 1 meeting yester^B W. in» to a query iMfto} 1 as to the usefußpntir ing the s«'i H "W iU'li 1 thr H Th shaifhi'irit^B .atcd tivi* main in operatic n. it h ri: Replyin I •hat.
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    Malaya, N. E. I. Come Financial Agreement
    377 8 rpHE details of an important financial ai i n-arh- n Mali .i 1 1 the Netherlands East [ndiea in of payment for trade tuntries, released yesterday by the Controller oi Foreign Kxchange. An arrangement has been made whereby from Dec. 15 1940. business
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    Wearne's Give $50,000 More For War Fund
    370 8 "WK believe the psychological effect of voluntary contributions in itself has a decided value in helping t»> win the war," declared Mr. C. F. P. Wearne, chairman of Wearne brothers, Limited, when announcing a proposal for a further gift f |50,000 to the
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    Strange Truth In Pictures
    187 9 u all parts of Hm- world -till come strange stories, other than thf»M' of nations ti;>n»u t« wipe O«l Oih«r nations, llrre arr some »n pictures. Toothiuk engineer M. R Stein, of n^h York, build* models of the world's MMl famous structures with tootli pi(ks IF»re
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    COLONY'S £135,572 TO IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT
    62 9 London, Dec. 13 r |>lF CtJony of the S -ai*> Settlements have made ;»n uneond. of u:JS. r )72 6 the Imperial Government. Thii ■sum represents the proceeds o! pecia] war taxation from August to October inclusive. Th? gifts has be^n gratefully acknow the Secretary
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V.
    71 9 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V. oii.hPd b) Royal Charter A.L 1824. rthrrlands Trading Society) BANKKKS tal f 40.030,000 ,rve Fund f12.000.00t.. I ..ikl. mi Correspondent* PROVINCIAL BANK. MMITKD Wmi Oflfi< lIA 1 A\ I flianchrs\rihrrlands U* Indies: baya, Samarang, Medan, \J."i tcvreden. Bandoeng, Chertboj. 'a. 8010, Tjllatjap, Djemb*. F a; iidjermasin, Ma,
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    Tried To Save $6.90, Loses $100
    197 10 TOR trying to defraud the 1 M.S. Government H$ L customs duly to the extent of 56.90. Tan Soon S Kian-, ftssfet&lltof hop Sinij Moh, in South Briige Road, was fined S1(M» in the fifth court, yesterday, i Inspector Luke R. Prynn. proseciitiii". state-1
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    Gaoled For Breach Of Trust
    91 10 pLEADING gttilt* to I two charges, one )f criminal breach of I trust and another ot cheating, Tan Sak Hwee. alias, Tan Piah ITu an, 27-year-old Chinese, was sentenced to nine weeks' rigorous imprisonj Tnent by Mr. Oon Khye Kiang, acting third magistrate, yesterday. On
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    33 10 (From Our Own Coi respondent) Malacca, Fridav. THE November rubber crop of the; United Malacca Rubber Elates., Ltd.. amounted to 65.700 lbs. and total fr.i) U>r the past seven months to 423.300 lbs.
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    1923 Bankrupt Given Discharge
    10 10 1923 Bankrupt Given Discharge A n Indian, A m Novemtw
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    Boy Fined For Fishing In Garder
    137 10 ARRESTED by the wutchmal lv was catching ti.sh i n j the ponds of the Bota II nfi, at mid-day, on Dec 8 <ncc under the by-la? 1 1 Gardens, Ng Jue Chen. appeared before Mr. L I II fifth magistrate, yesterday. W *Subdai
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    More New Zealand Forces In Britain
    47 10 London. Dec 13 1 FURTHER New Zealand rival :-^m Air Force drafts :rlrß in Britain. They were ntficlalMwelcomed on behalf of Mr Jo™ dan. tho Hit?h Commission' r foH. New Zealand, bv a senior ofl his staff. 1 i— British Wireless
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      45 10 Mickey Mouse B y Walt Dimys\ \/A -ssia tthEk-E IS TmEn --ERES *ND hDW THE BOSS XND A 1 x nnA TrTT^^B 6Oi^ ON HEREI "Zy "^.d, p?V sT -J (mWEIT IN r> /sd&^U//^* U^ J i Ud "C TTITC* IMF CwuS} r>* 4-, 5|
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    NEWS IN BRIEF
    235 12 I Mr. D. B. J- Amble. QMS own appomt^d to offlcl inspector of Schools, Palm* Mr K. Banmugam K&g tK^en appointed to act as H'Hd Posi- 1 matter, Kuala Him- j pur Mr O I 1 Haui .von luis been appoint- ed to officiate su> vas pector
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      130 12 l> Vtr^ most exciting adventure lhnil n rO-DAI tl AM -M- II If IILIIBBiJ I IMA I*,! Ull S C.IU VI ADVIM, v hl ,./B G AR FIELD FARMER ~fj2Kpi jßßlEh^^pM^ W4\ A *.Wy9¥*nk A^WARNER BROS IF aiiVmail "PATHE GAZETTE 10-M<,III AT \llir\lMlll' otlock A K II A .^1 It
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    Chaplin Film Is Satire
    97 13 I!'; bich wa i pnest^dav for U tl iritherin ver published' 1 to combine and Qtroduciiip, Adenoid Hyn Chaplin- out the un- derlying them»j at the end i barber mistaken for a clictahe addresses an army marchIng into Austria. "To those Who can hear me. do
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    Engineers Visit Hospital
    111 13 Engineers Visit Hospital WITH a view studying a n y la' Innovation thai might h been Introduced in" the construction of new buildings, about 50 member.s ol the Technical Service ■ciation. P.W.D., Singapore, paid a visit of inspection to the newly constructed operation theatre at the Ci neral Hospital, and
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    ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE REDUCED
    135 13 ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE REDUCED When nine Tamil*, who had been ;han>ed with attempting to murder Sinnasami, a compatriot, were brought up in the third court, yestcrda y, Inspector Peter Bull said that be had instructs to reduce the charge to one of causJ hurt. The men. Letcl. manin, Retnam, Thiruvangan,
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    Dr. Cullis Addresses Two Meetings
    54 13 Dr. Cullis Addresses Two Meetings < Fro further talks were given yesterday by Professor Winifred CU 1 1 1• C.8.E.. who is tour ing the Far E under the auspi the Minlstn ()1 Information. Dr. Cullis u:> address to an appreciative audieh the Tanglin Ban;, in the mornln talk durtn
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      149 13 fc^::::::»" ii:HHH::::K:H:H:::::H^ j^rpjjr t TO-NIGHT DANCE XTENSION TILL 1 A.M. EA DANCE TO-DAY AS USUAL) I— THE XEW %VOIIIJ» DANCE PALACE Efiipped vvith Ihe Ustlicst I'inest Spring Floor > WATCH FOR OUR GRAND nwA§ i:vi: hall 2412 40 EXTENTION TILL 2 AM DANCING COMMENCES AT 8 P.M. FANCY HATS. STREAMERS
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      140 13 fViiii 11'lw I' TO-DAY AT 3.15-6.15 9.15 IN NEED OF A TONIC? -JUST MEET 'H:\ItLKY S (»l(i IIIAKTU)) MM AND ALL VOIR TROUBLES WILL BURST LIKE BUBBLES JUST THE SORT OF AUNT THE WHOM FAMILY WOULD LOVE TO NEEI 'l|H '"^f^W^mm sty" <^^Bb£ air^^^^l I^. ML I^KH <^Vv Jf'l w
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    SELECTIONS FOR TODAY AT K. LUMPUR RACES
    918 14  -  SPECTATOR Ti ib Inter Lc un end on -jon i gome 'trl< huieet iii uters are nt. Jcey Mj. te* Mar.tnd M; Van Tooren should reason -n<-d by the rland's bet. while Mr. will most probably of th foufttl ra^ ■rfions and conmienlary
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    S.R.C.'s 4 Goals Against Airmen
    274 14 l*a<lan«4 llo«*ki> I SK 4; R\ s, r niSPLAYINCi fine teamwork, the s|j "I 5 U K A V. (Seletar. b> four BOll S lo m .^Jil, and tatefcstlng Ram? of heckej on the P,i J I yesterday. The name, however. w:ts not u «ne-si,|,.
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    Punjab Regiment Win Over Ceylonese
    187 14 Punjab Regiment 9 \M IN an evenly contested game wf hockey at Bale&titM Cl yesterday, the Punjab Regiment beat the Cej Sports Club' by two uoaLs to one. The exrhan Ml were even and the game was well distributi WM^ out the play, many 2o<m
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    S.C.C. OUTPLAY ST. ANDREW'S OLD BOYS
    228 14 S.C.C 18; St. Andrew's Old Boys A-» NOMINATING in all departments Ojrougnou V game, the S.C.C. pUed up 18 points thur m and one try* to defeat St. Andrews Old MX* W nation, who were able to score only tnKL try*, when they met
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      111 14 L m- I I a^ n u fiT I 1 1 an 1 A Afc W 4)r A A AAAUkIi A FORCOHIFQRT&SHFETV jy^Jr^^k. <' it *J^^^_\. India Sisn«l Heavy >j^ MAS kA I>uty Car Tyres are anUUblt Id the y^ m^ ft. 4 50x21 E.25X17 > > I B 1
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    Baby Chocolate Beats Ah Kow
    166 15 *iv-rwv*ii iiul icatuiuii; me ujp-nu C. B. Tan't boxmu cart at the Happy covered stadium, ath. witnessed sunn- Ro^d t. There were no knock-outs, and onr down. Blue Wan en his to the canvas early in the second round lor a con of eight. TllC
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    Escaped From Reformatory: Gaoled
    102 15 Escaped From Reformatory: Gaoled NOW you'll lind out the difference between prison and the reformatory," remarked Mr. L. C. Goh, the fifth magisirate, yesterday, when he convicted and sentenced Ho Boon Sooi, Hailam, 15. to two weeks' rigorous imprisonment, for escaping from the Singapore Reformatory. According to the prosecution, Boon
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    SINGAPORE MEETS SELANCOR TO-DAY
    135 15 SINGAPORE MEETS SELANCOR TO-DAY CINUAPORL wiu h,c-» t w m thtir ftut 11 iintei this StMOn On the Pac. I afternoon. Both .s.cie.s hare lost lo Pi who have noi established them•elves at bem-,; the stro: hockey team In Mala] Severn] welcome Cbatig< i have ibeen made to the Singapore
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      89 15 in i i r V)'X \l 'U SAVINGS M4>youtc t A doilai saved Ifl ao *x tra dollar earnec. t A Savings Accou '^e best inducement to s&\ m To have a Saviiujs Account and to r ee this account grow from timn to time is to be a contented
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      28 15 IN AIU Ur- LUt-AL WAR CHARITIES VICTORIA THEATRE THE TWO CARROLLS A Thriller presented by The Birds of Passage 9.30 p. m. To-night ewx) 21st Dec. B(X LITTLES, >
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      283 15 ■~~J~a i d n es s Public Notices IviliMX Kferr preparations. aM in penhas Ifffil Street, Singapore. tsSIFIED ADS l/i from page U) I Photography panted by qualified aru Singapore. TeleNo. 72SF, Photographs for at Harmoiiy W ,No ii9BF>| Educational Ir TsST'.TUTION. 44. Orchaid Kjgaporp. Primary to C.iiEbridge K now.
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      314 15 GOVEKNMIM NOTIFICATION. Tenders will be received at the Office of the Settlement Engineer. Public Works Department, Singapore, up .to noon on the lttth December, 1940. for the following:— 1. Disposal of drcdging.s from Grab Dredger No. 1 during 1941. 2. Disposal of dredeings from Grab Dredger Nd. II during 1941.
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      58 15 IMAItY TO-DAY v St I .in val B.t CSC. v R A O GBY Ar v RAJ Biu» >. Jalan B*SUdium 'V, matoh>. a R*d.s v Royal N Selef. nROFE?i p e e a performance the "A" Division of the S.S PC* FoftS I natfd to the v. d London,
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      92 15 TIDE TABLE This week's high tides TO-DA? 9M a m 9 4 it 11 10 p.m., h 04. Ni'.xt week 'a hii h Ud< SI Ni \Y H)L »> ft 11 15 p m 8 f > M MONDAY 11 am U.9 tt. TUESDAY 12 20 urn I ft., 11.35
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    NAZI SUPPLY SHIP SUNK, ANOTHER HIT INNEWRAIDS
    169 16 NAZI SUPPLY SHIP SUNK, ANOTHER HIT INNEWRAIDS London, Dec. IS Di ft of -mniand whilr Dutch < iin, tnmunlqu bomb (i sh»- hip snrxK A tan ,-dsTh(- attack hit thi probabl] a I Th< mcine U thtt tli< subn iiit id (i 4,000 t -BOAT HIT It is believed In
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    Bombardment Of Capuzzo
    43 16 Warships of the Medit.- nean Fleet bombarded N apuzzo and Bardi board one of the battleship my an titYiria! photograph* \vht» molded pictures tidtnu during the actui bombardment. Here is th I U-«'t steaming out to m M the bombardment.
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    UNKNOWN
    35 16 EX Sir W II M at present Cteof succeed Mr Pick, who ha quLshed j ment I General istry oi announc Miami. fIK- D::v believed Reut DJ 1 "roe power 1 ply Jus iter.
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    SUBMARINES LEAVE TANGIER
    53 16 Tangier, Dec. 13. THE two Italian submarines 1 which have been here under airs left this morning at 3.30. The submarines were chased into Tangier by the Royal Navvand had beni taking refuge inert pending repairs. The first entered Tangier on Nov. 3 and the §econd on
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    Eton's Home Guard 'Navy
    120 16 rTON COLLEGE boya an patrolling a four-m (tretch oi" the River Thames in the motor- vi a. They are member* tiit- Bto etton ol (hi Home Guard "Navy" the Upper Thames Patrol. Lord on of the >yal and th< I Sarewood, If a regular member. tun
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      6 16 M 1 SALES EXCEED 4,500 DAILI
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