Morning Tribune, 18 December 1940

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    9 1 Morning Tribune jkfakasksdakskks Morning Tribune Wednesday, December 18, 194J
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    THREE MORE ENEMY POSTS CAPTURED
    508 1 THREE MORE ENEMY POSTS CAPTURED LONDON, DEC. 17. FIGHTING STILL CONTINUES ROUND FORT CAPUZZO AND SOLLUM, IT HAS ANNOUNCED IN AUTHORITATIVE MILITARY CIRCLES IN LONDON TO-DAY. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND TROOPS ARE TAKING PART, TOGETHER WITH AN INDIAN DIVISION UNDER THE COMMAND OF MAJOR-GENERAL NOEL BERESFORI) PEIRSE. Regarding future operations
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    CONTENT IF NAZIS ARE DEFEATED
    155 1 Premier Loudon, Dec. U. riK Kobert Vansittart's recent broadcasts indicting German aggressiveness throughout history brought a criticism m the House of Commons thi-* afternoon One Labour member demanded to know whether the broadcast were made "ihe Government's ap prov.il and whether the decla d policy
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    JOE BECKETT RELEASED
    27 1 J n, Dec. 17.— Joe Beck r British heavvweignt and his wife, who fd under the DeJune, h der of theH. learned to-day Reuter
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    RAF Rain Havoc On Nazis
    311 1 r London, Dec. \1 main feature* of R.A.F. iens l»y bombers m Ijni( »'t was a heavy attack J>n Mannheim which lasted from p.m. to the early hours of tin, morning When the operations "ease*, many important targets were left ia flames. Meanwhile, it Ls
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    Premier Speaks
    136 1 I ONDON. Dec. 17 —Britain i,: I-' not going to be oflf tally en- I ravaged te indulge m traaei. 2 tory rejoicing about local vi.- J oton>s. It was If getted m th j House of Commons that any J -i-nal victory by land, sea or" air
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    STOP PRESS
    68 1 Washington. Dec. 17 —Mr. Henry Morgenthau, Secretary to the I Treasury, is reported to have told th* House of Representatives' .Appropriations Committer that Sir Fredrick Phillips,, the British rrcasary official who h at pre sent m Washington, had inform ed him 'Britain could make no mmWmW cotiiiiiit men
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    Goebbels Repeats Hitler
    34 1 17 I irution wo< J to-day Go* d Hamburg and In the n ->ed Bloom p speech I id proved stated, turning Uk< Hitlei < I that the would d i Reuter
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    SIR ARCHIBALD Sinclair For U. S.?
    56 1 SIR ARCHIBALD Sinclair For U. S.? Reuter Londi Dec 1. This afternoon the mime of Sir Archibald Sinclair 8t crctary for Air, ha been brought v .row circle of passible can didates for the Washington Ev. If such an up A' n made ir would be rdance w'.th ,v m*
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    Analogy Between Albania & Libya
    181 1 Analogy Between Albania Libya l ondon. D« •All: recent action m Ihe IVestt ru Deserl el ha, been rendered more effective by the hr.lliant inn k arms itttetaeni made by Lord Halifax M luncheon of the An?lo-Hell«---nhC m London to-d Oifas pa.d a cordial tribo .rly skill' ■vith which Gi
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      29 1 Nt 1 B\l ES EXCEED 4,500 DAILY tENT-A-PLANE 1 FUND ;^s more of enemy planes Wl ■•an on all fronts:— MM H I i IT _ym jl_\f7_____w_\ wmmm mmAmM^m^
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    To-day's Laugh
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    DOLLAR EXCHANGE UNDER DISCUSSION
    521 2 New York, Dec. 17. R R|-i ISH mmm v.< 1- «W m t_£iT finCdal S3SU*S -SJS Stat** as weU as BnU*h war nroduction inevitably raised the problem of the dollar exchangewlm h Sir Frederick PhiUips had come over to aiscnss. The conversations involvet enabling the United
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    RAF MAN'S BRILLIANT RESCUE WORK
    147 2 j London. I). THREE ships of one convoy were burn.ng furiousl when 14 injured men were lescued by a hi^i speed launch recently. Later when attempting to rescue personnel froti two planes which had fallen into the sea, nine eneiu planes attacked the launch with
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    More Air Raid Shelters For L'don
    213 2 London, Dec. 17. ENEMY air raids over the United Kingdom wer? on Monday night once again on a small seal* and ceased at an early hour. Bombs were dropped In several different parts of the country, states th? Air Ministry and m some districts
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    ANOTHER SPY EXECUTED
    82 2 Londo: Anemj aeent. convicted of working for Geii was executed at Pentonville pri c 0 ul this Tuesday morning, the Home Offic The sp&- was a Dutch subject. C Vdanden Kieboom. bom m Japan, aged Kieboom was tried at the same 0 other enemy agents with whom
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    Hitler Might Attemptlnvasion Soon
    334 2 Hitler Might Attempt lnvasion Soon British l're** Comment London, Dec. 17. A 1 \IU.KS( ALL u> ault on Britain at an early date m order t<> create diversion Irom the Italian defeat.- is the subject of a warning m the aeafefapevs againal i spirit of complacent". retaltil|| wjom British successes.
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      167 2 High blood p 11 1; ss i Ri: regulated with th* use of 'ANTiSCLEROTICUAV Antlsch roticum regulates blood pressure, improves the cardiac action. preserves the fluidity of the biood. saves the blood vessels and removes th* romplaints sucn as headache, I<»* of memory tow spirits, fainlness. disturbed sleep, heart, breath
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    Hyderabad Helps War Effort
    77 3 Hyderabad. Dec. 17. I HOPS, factories and technical staffs of id have been placed on a war basis and mmittee is to be appointed to collaborate li'th the Supply Department of the India Govern■ a ted by Sir Akbar Hydari, President r> Niram's Executive Council, at
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    Russian Warning To Finland
    119 3 Moscow, Dec. 17. FNLAND was warned "not to forget the lessons of the past* m a dispatch from Helsinki issued by fficlal Tass Agency to-day. The dispatch discusses the forthcoming Finnish elections and states that the President of Finland must be a man capable of ensuring
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    23 SHIPS (101,190 TONS) LOST LAST WEEK
    127 3 23 SHIPS (101,190 TONS) LOST LAST WEEK London, Dec. 17. TWENTY-THREE ships, aggregating 101,190 tons were lost by enemy action during the week ending idnlght Dec. 8, announces the Admiralty. The Germans claim to have sunk 243,000 tons during that od. The losses were made up of 19 British ships,
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    XMAS CHEER FUND
    197 3 XMAS CHEER FUND THI Tribune Christmas Cheer fund total, this morning, "viv >.»;>(MI. i *^Li\ the little we give Wnj hope and cheerfulness m those poor families m the coming festive season," runs »note Attached to one gift of \v- 1° which includes four contributions of ten cents i W*h
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    Shot Girl— 10 Years
    107 3 A29-years-old soldier, Driver Edward I George Beesley, of the K.A.S.C. was at Oxford Assizes found not guilty of the murder jof his sweetheart. Irene Sherry, aged 20. a domestic servant. Ke was found guilty ol manslaughter. Mr. Justice Charles sentenced Beesley to ten years' penal servitude.
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    BISHOP DIES
    24 3 The Roman Catholic Bishop of Portsmouth, the Right Rev. William T Cotter, died suddenly at Portsmouth on Oct 24. He was seventyfour.
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    EVIDENCE OF ACCUSED'S LOSS OF MEMORY
    883 3 E Vmf hat **cu«*d +wM altering from complete loe memory of im-icl-nts whfcft omnnH i ilavs before he is a lfc|ed to have w, cam P at Setotar, md N'|,i 23, when he was m hospital. fri* ty ,„ilitar\ doctor I the continued trial
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      109 3 QhhLbimj^ i& coming.... There are so many things you need milk for at Christmas time: the extra custards for the children's parties the 11 a.m. Nescafe" gatherings: and the men folk are bound to want e££ nags and brandy flips. Then there is the soup, the bread sauce, the cream
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    Carol Concert For Church Funds: Sundry News Items
    730 4  - Carol Concert For Church Funds: Sundry News Items VERA ARDMORE By /\NE of the most attractive of this year's Yuletide function! promises to be the Carol Concert which the choirs of St. Peter s Church St. Matthew's -hurdles, I by some members of the Cathedral choir, will SI Andrew*! School
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    PEOPLE & PLACES
    207 4 PEOPLE PLACES Church Hall to-night at 8 pm.. A very cordial welcome is extended to all We.sleyan.s their friends and anyone else who would like come along. Programme Indudi a one-act play "Cloud-Bur. sf directed by Mrs H. B. Amstutz. There is no admission charto the concert but any freewill
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    Acrobatics At X'mas Dancing Show
    38 4 Acrobatics At X' mas Dancing Show Miss Mart* 4 Lancaster, Soloist m the slums m Mrs. L. \V. (ieddes is present tag, pictarad at recent 1 ehearsal. Her numl s include a clever tap dance Tit a Pat."
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    At Talbot House
    38 4 To-night at the Talbot House Club the second of the monthly concerts arranged by Mr. Ida Kinloch will be held. Artistes taking part m it include: John McNeish, Felicia Dietz, Pierre Grimbert and Fhyllis Sharp.
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      72 4 Have \on thought about i your christmas hair "do"? A new style can give you Lovellm enhance your i i rsonality, add I > your charm. Let 31 of the NAOMI salon, lb, Rodney House, Battery Road, s\y\v our hair for the festive season. Telephone 7555 for appointments. I mliiSimmmli-mmmm
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      73 4 COMMERCIAL I B I E 4 I ENROL NOW Enrolments are now being mjj for the commencement of da* j during December for the year of training. In the follows subiects: All London Chamber of Conn^re- 1941 examination subject London Matriculation June and January 1942. School Certificate Examination, December, 1941.
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    CLEANING-UP far CHRISTMAS
    799 5 hi curtains such as scrim, fishnet, lace, marquisette and sheers, require ,r rularh careful laundering. For full directions, read the article given be- I 1 low and, m addition study the pictures above and right. tmas so very near, every home-loving Kill be busy setting her house
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      67 5 r*. j^*^ •ii m ii m **gi r v Set our selection ol CHRISTMAS »_-s j (IMMOIVIIS Many (I c I iC i 0 II Hf- Varie t i c s pa c ke (I ;.v m attractive !mi\< X? "Jr_k DBD X It W NTKKI TERRY'S, MSlii- r ii
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    services' Brevities
    545 6 services' Brevities j* By "l'llii|ll<" THE Changri Gunner Sergeants are holding a fancy d\-o>> dance on Basing Day. Two dance bands aril] be m attendance, and prizes will be awarded after the fancy dress parade t a midnight. >: j A COUPLE Of days ftgO I heard a rugby eiij
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    GOVERNOR ONVALUE OF SOCIAL SERVICE
    629 6 "IT is the duty of everyone here m these days to maintain at the very least, and indeed, to try and improve, all the social services m this country, because it is partly on behalf of such vices a these that the British Empire is
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    Chaplin's "Dictator" Picture Amaze s The New York Critics
    1073 7 H. L HOPKIN MITES FROM LONDON She Lost £300 Savings In Raid London, Oct. 25. j >RD Matchwood of Penang p and Matchwood is on the who would have ps taking a greater n'art m civil defence work. Yln the House
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    Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1940. A PROMISE FULFILLED
    309 7 MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1940. A PROMISE FULFILLED THI\ .success of the Allied opera! the W estern Deserl attributed o the perfect co-ordination of the three fighting services of which Admiral Cunningham, Geneva] Wavell and Air Chief Marshal Longinore are the tive heads. The British Xa\. to it that
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      125 7 Slop Gelling Up AlifiM* Feel 20 Years nignlS Younger Ights, burning w asatlon of discharge, dull ache at ba>< "m and l<'K r pains, nervousness I loss of manly vigour aw of the Prostate Gland gland In men). To OUblee m 24 hours and ur and health, lake thfl discovery
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    UNKNOWN
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    FIGHTING FORCE NEED OF COMFOR
    953 8 FIGHTING FORCE NEED OF COMFOR STIRRING appeal by Lady Shenton Thomas tp Malayan women to all help and assistance m the matter of pn viding Comforts for men of the fighting Services and their families overseas has been Issued, and Is given m ftdl below. I. a<ly Thomas recalls her
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      415 8 SCHERING'S PRODUCTS \-.»u abtalnable from ENGLAND. n ■tockl have now arri\«<| of the fallawinff: AR( With TXI-.I I I I 1,,^ l l 1 T( M.lilW IXIIM PROGTNON B PLFOSLM FORTI MnIHW rABLETS rROC.TVOX I>BX<.M»iopii\nm iNTRAVENoi mvtoviro< cIYOTROPIN |\n<X\ IKOTROI'IS T^ R, R^ c MOPROPIN DRAGEES. OTROPIN AMPOTXF.S. NFITTRALON MR*
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    SIX WEEK'S "BLITZ" STOPPED INVASION
    367 9 SIX WEEK'S "BLITZ" STOPPED INVASION FOR the ftrst time the Air Ministry has revealed a T little of what the R.A.F. learned of Hitler's in- vasion plans and how they were wrecked. a Filots of the R.A.F. have kept constant watch on all the German sea bases from Narvik to
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    Meals Just The Same
    51 9 QNE of the London Caanly Council's ccmimunal cookIn* centrec which are m ii] where mains and 111 ilitiefl b I c In I I P<'.;--u tion through ben. Ihe food is goad and p*»* it a h>w cost. M< n>aj be eaten *< the centres °r
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    Factory For India
    96 9 New Delhi. Dec. 17. A SCHEME for the sstabMsh"ng <o an aircraft factory to India with American iwl ance, has the active interest of the Government of India. it fa < fficially announced. I he Government lias entered inlo a contract under which it will buy the
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    SWIM SUIT PARADE
    56 9 Hollywood staii'( s delighted crowd sf Caiifornian beach loungers recently with an un- i official mannequin parade sf s\sim suits. The/ rii played the latest styles for fashion canierai man at the same time piitlinu SB a shoyy for MllookerS. Here is Lyn Bari laced m an
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    UNEMPLOYED MAN'S SUICIDE
    121 10 IJNKMPLOYED and ill for the i four months. Low Khoon Ng aged 27 years, a former attendant employed at the Naval Base, was found hanging on the morning t.f Doc 4. by a rope from a tree neai his house. A verdict of suicide was recorded by
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    BREACH OF TRUST ALLEGED
    78 10 BREACH OF TRUST ALLEGED CHARGED with criminal breach of trust m respect of several articles of jewellery. Ng Chiak Qutn. 27, Hakka. claimed trial before Mr. Cheah Soon Hock, m the third court, yesterday. Ng was alleged to have misappropriated two silver chains. two silver lockets, two pairs of earrings.
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    $500 Bail In Counterfeit Coins Case
    75 10 ARRESTED m Queen Street on Monday Yeo Wong Keng. a Chinese, m whose possession 100 count c r f c i t 20-cent Straits Settlements coins were alleged to have been found, was produced before Mr. Cheah Soon Hock, acting third magistrate. yesterday. A
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    Chap Ji Kee Lottery Charge
    87 10 Chap Ji Kee Lottery Charge FOUND guilty on a cfclirge oi having assisted m n Chap Ji Kee lottery, Tiew Ah Lck, alias Ah Mak. was fined $250, or. In default, two months' rigorous imjonment, by Mr ah Soon acting third ma Tiew was am when a party of, raided
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      47 10 j Mickey Mouse By Walt Disney T fes^ f^iaSfey s^^?a -E N^llrrY it's hinted r<v^ /T, i^ Sx^ 7^~-^ j r MOPNI( fi V,n /H^ > THE PLACE .v A Hl%m>i X/.^SM XPTE E k^MR POC WEEKS J^MV^ v\ 'MIGHT A^ WT V^^ jwl jf D f C
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      408 11 Photography YOUR PHOTOS painted by qualified artist In Lilywhite Siudio. Singapore. Telephom- MM. (No 7?. i Lost Found FOUND \n Airedal- Apply Municipal Animal Infirmary, Singapore (No. 703 LOST In Benroolen Street on 10th Chromium and Blue Sun i!>ot Wheel I j ider Bo^ 876, Malaya Tribune, Sin I Professional
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      411 11 j ON THE] I AIR SDfGAPOSI ZHL 223 metree 1 (1.331 kit) /JiPl 39 99 merea (9.69 mr <i ZBP3 41 38 metre* i (7 23 met) From 8 00 am. to 8.33 a.m. From 10 oo a m. to i .0 p m. From 3. 09 p m. Io
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    Sword Ban Hard On Mr.Waterer
    119 12 Sword Ban Hard On Mr.Waterer THE War Ofl on the I DIOB •iiO. th i tat Bword- i io reach his l pi( I n V. BViOdC I h to! "aim cellars an vi from nrem i. with the Mr. Wau-i- -lit Gins, under hi b ;er hat, is sixtj
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    EUROPEAN'S DRIVING LICENCE SUSPENDED
    126 12 EUROPEAN'S DRIVING LICENCE SUSPENDED WILLIAM Aio rt nklin, a young European, app before Mr. C. H. Whit ion In the district traffic court ay, when ihree chl (1) driving alOni L>. Road without a rir.ving licence, having no third party insurance <3' driving m a negligent manner were preierred against
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      221 12 I The TOWN'S BIG NEW LAUGH SHOW! TO-DAY fAI lIOL 3.15 -6.15 -9.15 m —> »—> MAC W.C. iJISI IIEID&i 9f9| S)fW(fc f-jK* $$\Z'* Chickade* Ll/^ H M V I WMH Bb '__KY *L Donald WEEK hny KNIGHT k T VEfw^ EXTRA! Anot'.er CAPITOL Scoop! The ofYiciul Picture that has
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      171 12 be most Thrilling: Spy drama yet latent Here's Britain's Answer to America's "CONFESSIONS OF A NAZI SPY v a >yW_t_W OE NAZI AGENTS Al!i mM J^" O.N THE SPOI I I€AI lOR "HEN THEY AT- fD V TEMI'I TO STEAL W M W ADM.RAI. SECRETS. with Grand Supporting Shorts PATHE
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    UNKNOWN
    119 13 I Palestine British had for ■neir own LcentratLI Britain Win tha ed by Ruth Karpf, a I who li •ci haS COl V leading paper In L pal( Post, and Lrou- English is writing ad during havebetn a by th listen Miss Karpf is on her way tc Angeles
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    Year-Old Robbery Recalled
    113 13 A MAN, alleged to have been con-| eerned m a robbery which occurred more than a year ago, was produced m the third court, yesterday. The robbery occurred on Oct. 17, In a back lane off Towner! Road, when a Chi- 1 nese woman was said to
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    Indecency Charge Against Soldier Fails
    70 13 Indecency Charge Against Soldier Fails AT the conclusion of 1 '•♦he hearing m which R. E. Richards, of the Royal Engineer's unit. Changi, d his trial on a charge ol attempting to com ait an act bl gross indecency with m malt Indian. Velusamy, Mr. J. L. MrFall, the District
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    Eurasian Fined For Unlicenced Gun
    72 13 Eurasian Fined For Unlicenced Gun j 8 de Sousa, Eurasian, was lined $10 m the tilth court yesterday, when he appeared before the magistrate. Mr. L. C. Goh oil a summons charge of beinu m possession ol a lnearm, a .22 Simp rifle without a licence be Souza said tl
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    Misappropriation Alleged
    47 13 i 40 -year-old BenIt gali, Ram Das, alleged to be wanted m for misappropriating $60 was produced bej£ c Mr. Cheah Soon Hock, to the third court, yesterday. The charge was explained to him and the case postponed untu to-day. pendin/ the arrival OJ From
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      198 13 COME AND BE COMFORTABLY SEATED IN THE AIRCOOL i i t r ViVII liiH OPENING TO-DAY AT 6.15 9.15 AND SEE THROUGH I Michael Redgrave k WINDOWjJOjjOON HARTLEY POWER J mmmr" J HERBERT m\mm WB^/7 MASON mk. Plr ill Mm r L M <tfi-mM m m\W f.cducto by JOSEF SOMIO
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    ONE'S COMPANY
    36 14 ONE'S COMPANY "I asked my huso tnd if he was sorry ne had married me. ..dd a woman at a tforth London court. •R." said. No. but 1 should be hapnicr if t were .-ingle.' N
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    FINE RUGGER AT TANGLIN
    204 14 IN a well contested rugby match I at Tantflin, yeato) the Highland Brigade drew with i! gj*"' CaCh S'de fllU" jF2r&FJSS£ mm] srßuffi raws s 0° the mist cxcltinP W tins season. Holding distinct ternlgW advantage m the first half and pressing during the last tew
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    An Outstanding Film
    171 14 VK FILM AND COMEDY (At The Caflfcol) WITH the drone of German bombers approaching. London's A.A. guns snap skywards, bombs fall and there are explosions, booming destruction Searchlights, flashes. An American voice quietly, slowly, explains. "These are not Hollywood effects, it is the nightly music of London—
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