Morning Tribune, 22 November 1940

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    TALIANS ASSACRED
    91 1 No 21.— Successiui ish actions H**"*} both in the midanjjestern Desert are m British Q< gtheGalUbat area i^ses wen inflicted trolona nume- iperior Italian pitrol. fcstern D in an v a Briti^i ;uiv.tncrc! itnns d nt on I tiv. i inks stroved ami six ama?f»l. as sv«l! :i^
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    UNKNOWN
    85 1 London. Nov. 81. at the Air Ministry, M that Air Marshal i Deputy to the Air ►mmandin^-in-C'hief, ported missing. Air in an mmunique announcing jeentlj ted .dertand, u T Boyd. has been the n b >" air. i t now I of d Air U up le East ■TBS
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    STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE
    46 1 Madrid, Nov. 21. STUDENT^ demonstrated in the »tn a mink tttisfactkm at the Uruguayi at] denial t thai Uruguay was n< ting for the lo th»- United States Thi tudenU r the United 81 nbassy and the Ur shouting, Pranco/ 1 ei Crom Reuter
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    2 PREMIER THE 2 Italian WARS
    371 1 2 PREMIER THE 2 Italian WARS London, Nov. 21 THE Prime Minister rttVirul to the war situation in the Mediterranean in the House or Commons to-day. "There are two wars &oing on there," he said. "There If the defence of Egypt and the Suez Canal against The greatly superior numbers
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    HALIFAX FLAYS MUSSOLINI FOR NEW GRECIAN MOVE
    338 1 Foreign Policy London. Nov. 1 anno I help fancying." said Lord Halifax, speaking at the 01 ening of Parliament to-day, "that dwpite Mussolini's assurances to UmItalian people that everyth 1 is going to be quite alright, a growing nunibrr of people in Italy
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    THE KING TALKS TO THE NATION
    875 1 asdfasdf LONDON, NOV. 21. A CONFIDENT REVIEW OF THE WAR WAS GIVEN IN A "KINCTS SPEECH' READ IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS BY THE LORD CHANCELLOR WHEN PARLIAMENT WAS PROROGUED. The speech stated, "for over a year my forces by sea, land and air
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    GREEKS CAPTURE VALUABLE BOOTY
    329 2 The Italians have h wide front in Epirus a ranting northwards. This ia the climax to th<* (,i. :i of the in tfeifl I L'oi) I i ind matkind, form th<- booty thai haa falten into Gi hand-, as well as pri Ti. Koritza has been
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    The New War Front
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    ITALY FACES A STERN WINTER
    268 2 London, Nov. 21. THE economic situation in Italy, although giving: no justification for the impression that the country would immediately collapse, certainly suggests that Italy faces a number of urgent nrobleniv Italy can supply herself, more or less, with a vegetarian staple diet of the
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    UNKNOWN
    113 2 London. 1 WITH Gen. Antonescuoi to Berlin, the indicat that the Stage is beis( another .small country to with Hungary In pact. The official German tisch-PolitUvhe Korrespo already mtimatta powers" will shortly t course A Vienna telegram to lian Stefani Agency sped conversations Hitler had proving tha* the step
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    UNKNOWN
    115 2 FNLM\ activit last nisht wa 1 a minor Male, sta u .Ministry communiqu? don aiea. in the MiK souther., hall O f point. England and in *)uth 2 darted towns in the Midlands explosive bomb, demoii houses and damaged otbei A number of people i and others injured i
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    Important Results Of Delhi T
    424 2 London. Not 21. THE Delhi Conference may well have supremely im. portant military results, deelares The Times in a leader on the House of Commons debate concerning the Indian and Colonial war efforts. "A new world is coming into action to restore the military baiince
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      75 2 MAKE FULLER use of ELECTRICITY i 1 is I <'Oiiomi< al. I ;ilmmii sa\ini{. \a\%j lo operate. The following appliances can make your life more comfortable:Refrigerator. Water heater and geyser P*»t*r. Clothes Hoiler. Percobtor. Vacuum (leaner Iron. («M»ker. Klcdricity for the above Jippliances eosts <ml> t c enu unit. Kaeh
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      47 2 Radio Talk On Rice Rice i n Malaya" is the subject 01 a talk to be piven from the Singapore broadcasting station today (Friday) at 7.10 p.m. Th<« talk has been prepared by the Derailment of Agriculture and it will be read by the Agricultural Officer Singapore.
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    MAMMOTH PETITION FOR WHITEHALL
    577 3 Opposition To Income lax VLRY vigorous criticism of the Government's proposal to introduce income-tax in the Colony is voiced in a petition which has been drawn up for presentation to I>ord Lloyd, Secretary of State for the Colonies, on behalf of "certain persons, companies, and associations
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    MOTHER AND SON
    80 3 Lance corporaj i Gilbert Donaldsun has return- S ed home to his mother in a Scottish town after thrilling S escapes from i the Nazis in Franco. He elu- > ded the Ger- mans with "borrowed" i bicycles several times over a I period of months. ,le)
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    CANADA IS VADED U.S. LENTER WAR
    73 3 New Orleans Nov. It ropie of the United States/ dbe prepared l(1 to Hitler vent troops to C«" r anj othrr part of the etntinent, de< la red M' .ran. President of the Fctaatitn of Labour. I niton of the FederaIC 21. be in
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    MINES DEPT.
    39 3 The Resident of ri Sembilan authorised Mr. C T Thomas, Acting Instor of Mine **>- gri Sembilan. to perm the dutje^ of Doputy Controller under the Tin-ore i Restriction* Rules in and for the State ol" Negri Sembiian.
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    APPEASER LINDBERGH BY ICKES
    55 3 APPEASER LINDBERGH BY ICKES New York, Nov. 21. busy appease who would surrendei voluntarily his f word demanded," b C oi Lindbergh W* cribcd by Mr Henry I^es m I h on Wednes roups v V SUb ha :oU p 8 bourei by the Una,, rank disc. ich an in
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      35 3 KAMI V] lha y Silk Store 3 U UTTt n kkic i BATH TOWELS COMFOB K8 ORGAI rn knic I PRINTED DF BAGS FTERNOOK 1 -HADE: CTIES u (> M Vlsir Wl (MiU M.i.uite, walk fr
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      86 3 MAS SALE 8-39 Bras Basah Road 1 Pi for SO 90 4 ITs $1 00 5 iv. %l TABTE 6 Pts $1 00 1 Yds SI 00 NDTES 1 Yd "KERS 3 Pcs $1 0° 6 Yd, $1 00 tESS 1 Pr SI 00 2 Pcs SI 0« 1 IV
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      38 3 fNESTLE'S riiocoiwvn-: c akk 4 l;ihU-spooMs Nest If cup water Australian C*CM tablespoons N«stl< i 4 t>MP<— ;llt Powdered >l |lk 1 ni|» sugar S H.S 1,.k,., 5 ,,0,,1,, 1 dips flour AHr] PowOered Milk to wain- bj
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    'Cent A Plane'Collection For Bomber Fund St. Andrew's Night Dinner-Dance
    724 4  - 'Cent A Plane' Collection For Bomber Fund St. Andrew's Night Dinner-Dance VERA By and filaaLA J Ohave •:t out by the commltta Buy i Bomber" fund Ith the now Tin Mheme irttl inl f lHtlOfl M M«»rul;i\ wln-n it Is,,<d iiylifi tinm Umm irilttng |p uiii have »M cmmt Ka
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    ROAD RACE
    60 4 i Hundreds of s pec tators turned out to 1 watch the Jo- S i hore Grand i Prix at the 1 week-end. i This trio of watt In is was' taught by the t camera on the i first day. From left to light:— > F() I)
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    Tip For Knitters
    65 4 WHEN knitting any garment, it I l 11 .something of the different "twfeting used by the manufacturers of different that you may tension the various ones knowledge and understanding. When very thick, for instance, an easy The wool runs through the finu< Q mcl fine one, becau.se,
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      116 4 Heading for beauty! Nollnnii is MOTC attractive than a food permanent wave Hith soft, carttaf ends and deep, lasting uaves. If you follow the Ilehn urtiss method hair beauU will be yours at a moderate t. Let MARIE I of the NAOMI salon, j U). Rodney House, Battery Koad, Hie
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      54 4 I 1^ >y^ The mosl up-to-date and the most modern equipped hairdressing 1 Saloon in taffed by European Exp< IISS NS who has ha(l English experience I) and trained under one of the Hair-Dressing stylists 111 h:ii tinting, is suppoi-t.-d by Expert Assistants In all r> 2nd Floor Phont Mtft.
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    LLOW ROOM FOR GROWTH IN THE NURSERY
    664 5 LLOW ROOM FOR GROWTH IN THE NURSERY wry, do not lose sight ln an incredibly short space of m u m become an adventurous 1 demands that freedom to his physical developI h. He will, furthermore, mental stimulus which movement wilhi Lre than his plav-pen can bring hi*,. curioS ity
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      38 5 H& S^^^t^ i j* n t IIA 1^ 1 l w^ >r <^ »v r^-«>#BB iv ji/^i&yHM quality TAIKOO SUGAR AV/////v/ tfW Iby a British Company in a British Colony Br'. i riTi 'inks oaport Cold Ltd, C 14f>A
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    BOY, 10, SHOOTS; GUN SWAYS KILLS BABY
    347 6 A i oil) report attracted linese woitian, who Rttthing Into bcr bedroom, she Tan Ah < nrltter ifH »iir, lying <»m the Moor With tin imji wourtd nu the head in. two othei children, uii.» had been p\ lhl> i..id her thai her
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    162 6 S fAUGHT in possession ol stlll 1 I K bin (hik, ran awav I they came near, he pulled out kS^J ed them and then tnok in h is llle W| \he wm fonMNi weond time h *<»*■ I tivc closed .n on him ,n 1 .\«d a stab
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    Woman Motorist Admits Technical Offence
    121 6 FOR failing to furnish a police officer with the name and address of the person who was driving her car along North Bridge Road on Aug. 27, and who committed an offence by turning about in a prohibited area on that date, Miss Rachel Sum
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    JAPAN TRADE DELEGATES
    69 6 rUR members of the Japanese trade delegates to the D.E.I, paid a brief visit to Singapore yesterday when they passed through by air on their way back to Batavia after a short holiday at Brastagi. The party consisting of M< T. Hosesawa', J. Yohitaki Y. Sugawara. and
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    61 6 Inspector! who wasl Haji a3 Haj. I old Banjl duced bell third day I Abdullii trial to a] fraudulent sion of a and m and a bid and also to an chari bee;, he b be a repu Abdullil the I own prop T poned fll N'ov. I oflen
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    DISPUTE OVER WAT MAN ACQUITTED
    169 6 "1 AM more prepared to accept 1 accused." said the second ma Oldham, in acquitting William Koh, *n^ Chinese, on a charge of criminal u in respect of a wrist- watch, f****™*?^^ Lim Soo Tee said that he had kn°* four years. On Sept. 14,
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    t, Paul's To Honour Men Who Saved The Cathedral
    661 7 r r Hopkin Writes From London pt 26. heavy bitter «Ml in the ptPJ»^ rawal from Dakar. British people J»M rinnured to setbacks them with the totiriScfa a year war has njhiclßg *inu The British people nbed by Ihc offl n
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    44 7 I pasi t I »üble and I I than cancer, th« sympk) Binipte trout i hi in 'I hack Of •zlni abort p heart I r ti 1 youi lit'.' I High Hlo<kl you feel years Hynox from uit< ed td oney backt
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    WOMAN SHOT- MAN HANGED
    226 7 WHILE standing on the staircase at Vest Croft Farm. Coshes ton new Pembroke. Mrs. Florence Catherine Rourke. thirty-two, an evacuee from London, was shot dead by a young farm hand. William Rees John, twenty, son oi the occupier of the farm. After an unsuccessful attempt to
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    Japan's Economic Difficulties
    42 7 Japan's Economic Difficulties Moscow Moscow papei promliu to a report by tIK Tokyo n the e difficulties m J2SS to news appearin In the Shimbun the corr( that owple in Japan belonginf f> he nS lo S a position in Ja, Ntv
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    335 7 MORNING TRIBUNE DAY. NO. TREATIES, NOT CONQUEST \fyITHIN the past few days Germany claims to have reached an ppder>n()iuj; with a number of neutral or ■liuii-belJiuvrent" States in Continental Kurope. and she is reported to have solved inany outstanding problem- with the viet Union. A "definite ain^vment" is rumoured to
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      65 7 DO YOU NEED GLASSES Thompson Certified Frames and Mount- ifjffi^ I ings are P™«*«) W. --^fc SH.OO S">.oo and (*W*mi~* $7.00. The eost of the lenses depends on your eyesight X\ needs. Have pour Eyes Efamined Now! CHOMPSON OPTICAL CO. Qualified Eyesight Specialists. 4 ARCADE BLDG., 'PHONE 3M2 R A
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      28 7 jgN SAFEGUARD R1 U YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. KirimiTY pits sir vie i Head Office-No. I6D Cecil Street, SIN GArOM,( PHONE NO. v
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    MUSICAL ON NION
    1128 8 MUSICAL ON NION I MUSICAL Looking Again Atl it is not difficult to endorse most heartily our drar tit's opinion (last week) that everyone should LD.C. presentation of "The Sorcerer." I attend* formance on the opening night and found that the wh i was most delightfully presented, \ot the least
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    UNKNOWN To Car Collision
    291 8 UNKNOWN To Car Collision i THA i oi conv was of i Sept that S fort 5 Insp Roaj of I Mem day. fhar Leel aloni I were] Mar! and) and i c acqU eal'o S Ml 5 Teo 1 n I speC drivt I driv< and colli frofl drivej
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      115 8 VA/ I TLJ ikl Al nCLUnUj l|iffT H.M.V. SPECIALISTS BINGAPOIB PENANG KUALA LUMPUR Masters j AN INVITATION TO MUSIC TEACHERS*! The Far Eastern Music School of Singapore is ever inJ (crested to communicate with qualified music teachers either locally or abroad with a view to engaging their services when opportunity
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    Musical Notes
    309 9 i; l.- rumoured that Ignaz Fried- 1 mann will make tour of the ruiiy next y?ar. Friedmann tnJoys a rush reputation in Europe x Liszt and Chopin player and in th° United States he U rated •,mong the greatest pianists. If he I the N.E.I, it is much
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    Singapore Defence Chief's Evidence Heard In Camera
    881 9 'SECRETS' CASE the case in which Marooru Shinozaki, the Japan* who is charged with three offences under the OflfciaJ reta Ordinance, entered its fourth day of hearing before the \i<>n. Mr. Justice Pedlow and a special European jury in the Asaixe Court yesterday
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      62 9 MORNING TRIBUNE, Friday, November '£1. 1 W^l^^m <M'i*'K Airiox jß^^^ J^\J^/y\ 111 I I yaglAj| Worries And Nerves Vanish With k'JDiaiM This Famous Tonic Wine HootSs^ Aivr your very first sip «.i this fimi- nf.VfA you fS the strength flowlnf Into you; then M com« the stamina -buildup Uiting benefit
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    Alleged Extortion From Shopkeepers
    52 10 IS tom M ...strict Judg. relay Otyiaaa by Mohamed claimed trial to three hold th< ntrw,- of m oi $3 from K ntro] Depart- Aln rtion oi $2 from Yap y threatei Hj? 1 Hock and impersonation of ad Rice t> d offlc^ ol the Food
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    Indian Army Driver Charged ,
    51 10 Indian Army Driver Charged Mil' Mohamad a 111 Punjabi, attached t" the Indian Regiment, appeared beH. Whiton ki the district traffic court yesterday, on charges of hajtag cauaea the s l!; Teo Ka hurt to Goh Sai Hee b>' rash driving a-' Alexandra Road fi T "P BMi ifo. 1(
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    SUICIDE IN ERROR
    23 10 BEFORE he u lr [ri d and m a, Jr. A. P. D.S which fh pathojoi rnfiim that in toil.
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    Misappropriation Of $2,103 Admitted
    72 10 i)>lfl KING that he had misappropriated feMtJt i from collection of payments on goods he' had D sold ui, behalf O f his firm. T an Guan Soon ,56 S d j v«ir-old Teoeheu salesman, pleaded R uil v U> il j yosterd^v. allg> aCtillS Third
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    CHINESE WEDDING
    54 10 A the United Chin, I fey 3 thp b "dc JS_* I Mr. Fook Luv k th« Madam Foo Pi s e only »a bridr is the e^est hSJf^ta Chin SgH After the wedding 1 held at the residence of th n?^ who wasformeriva e p.Li he8n t
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      57 10 6 I^tbi 1 1 1 1 11^*' Mm I 6V FaOard BRIT ISfTIWDIATIMfs 'INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. BRITIS INIIM sS^»-^ar |j Ran K oon c4icutta N MNMUO CO., LTD pssmms v u.,s'i v lIAK «'s. B< ,V VII m.NO. 5961 K i L f N(> r 4 POR HONGKONG 9H*S^' <A
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      233 10 Foot Itcl Healed in 3D J A ffi :r v r.- nraS I En ,9 derm, stops the It, I gS: I Nixoderm Is so bu I to end the irchar I on th, feet but n' Rciema. Pin W worm of I tug of empty carton. ?j .M Nixoderm
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      257 11 Stations Vacant far Saleable Popular 21 —^Trflsn Malay speaking pp iy personally 3tngflPO [No. 384F) B SgH D on!v. requires housekeeper, Preferably «K rr"i^pTr7»Te7 "Salesgirls State partlcula: e. Apply B« for building cons-;-;ing and experlencv.th particulars of BOX e materials. Free quarters. ay. Box 726. Malaya rVn^TGeneral Building Foreman retic.
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      478 11 Matrimonial INDIAN. CATHOLIC. Respectable. Ednca. Bachelor. :n circum-'. wishes to mret r< educated Rirl friend of an;, refugee girl preferred, view matrimony. Send photographs particulars. Information Write to Box No Tin co Malaya Trltmne. Singapore 414F) Business Opportunity COMPLETE EQUIPMENT c! tallo'r *hop, including three Singer Treadle-, Clothes, three show
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      509 11 Property For Sale E3XTLLIKT Buildin« Land T^ I Kbrjve road-level, about 10,500 sq ft .100 Chiat Terrace; 25 ct s pe: sq ft. AppS Post-Box 355, Si:.. PROGRESSIVE Radio Shop For Sale as a going concern including goodw.ii debts. furniture and SJ.OOO or nearest offer. Apply Box No No. 715,
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      360 11 Lost Found i Canal I Gold o.i 1 For Sale ■<■■ rz. bn- M (No. nit> vtRY BCCK. YWC A. $150 potH--20 Ctt. Kelly Hi Walsh. SiriK TWi paintings inip^ Kurope at vailoai times. I *><• m_M i" cue lot or separately. Write Bux 714. Malaya Trfbune, Singapore. (No. FOR
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      371 11 AIR siN<;\r(»RE ZUL Ui metre* ZUPI iO H inetrva (».b«j n» <ii /nr; i. 3-s (n--r«« (7 25 in Fiom x M a.m m 8 35 am From 10 00 am. to 1 >(» I>.M From > 00 p.m. t# 10 ou p m. LONDON TRANSMISSIONS 2*3. Glf IS. U
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    DUTCH TURN ON TRAITORS
    163 12 DUTCH TURN ON TRAITORS rE Dutch Tieult fOl Germ:in over-lon Many riota inp place, arcordi lu-ll-in formed circles in L/^ndon. with thing Nazi has le<' I many whispering campaigns desien^ d to undermine the authority the Nay is German propaganda takes cr< pains to counteract these rumours, and the German
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    Whisperers Said He Was A Nazi Spy
    123 12 THE L.N.E. railway have had to make A public announcement to kill a rumour i hat forty-two-year-cld Albert Purncll. sta t i o nmaster at Bridlington, had been arrested and shot aa a Fifth Columnis'c. Rumour mongers bad spread a story that ran
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    35 12 The marriage took place at the Chinese Asa mbly Hall. Kuala Lumpur of Mr. Leong Yuen eldest Mr. and Mrs Leong Foo Yen, of Lumpur, and Wonu r of Mr. v Cheun Weng K' Ng
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      219 12 Come and Roar at the Funniest Musical Comedy of^the Year! Shakespeare'r^TOMEDY OF ERRORS'' in a modern setting with "Hotcha Cut.es and Stream -lined Chariots! i 4 %l»ll 111 DAILY 4 Shows To-morrow II cm. 3.15 e5 0.155 9.15 t ■■■■HIIMhIIHHHhiBhIIIIHHhMMP i new universal picture i I seldom have we seen
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      231 12 I The Best Comedy Show ,7r| TO-DAY 3.15, mm I «.i:,&}».ir. .ml.ll A^||||ll kko kxdio's spicy comkdv with t\vf» voir favourite stars j ronaldCOLMAl^oinger^^ 9 »r/fS WLr SPRING BYINGTON V* jd JACKCARSON JB I Br Cecilia Loltus r JH U jjfa^Jt Marry Davenport v^^^l^Hl^.. M °g h OXonnell J^K tn.o
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    Her Submarine Trip Untrue
    191 13 Her Submarine Trip Untrue as a Government agent was stated in London to have told an Army captain that she had made a secret service trip In a submarine. She hnd visited Finisterre In this way she said, to get documents for her si father, who wa* emtfoyed by the
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    Police Injured By Bomb: One Dies
    54 13 Police Injured By Bomb: One Dies nivisiONAL Detecfive Inspectoi Arthur Thorp and other West End police offlcen wore Injured by a bomb explosion. They belong to a squad who have Hone d work during the bombing in Central London. Serjeant Collins, who was promoted recently from the Flying Squad, diod
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    THE BRIGHT LIGHTS
    290 13 THE BRIGHT LIGHTS AT THE PAVILION THE story of the little Soho orphan. 1 who rises to dazzling nigh* club fame, through the benevolence Ol a cultured diplomat, is brilliantly depicted In "The London Melody." The picture opened at the Pavilion and enhances both the dramatic and dancing ability of
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      90 13 |jne Tax ally I has be DSllv say that it is m whether I Stof profits, and ftSt it. may be so I 0 s petitioners are ?iion that taxa- he cnvumstances, I m Malaya, to oe ft 5S selfI collection without a lal i 1 ind ISECKI I sl-RVICE
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      42 13 Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Kidney trouble, etc. cured with URIC ACID GRANULES. Cleanses blood from weakening impurities and acts as a powerful yet natural tonic to the system. Chari Co., 29, Robinson Road, Singapore (TO-NIGHT 7.30 9.30 P.M.) KILL LENGTH FEATURK lUait Disney*
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      110 13 PAVILION I TO DAY AT 6.15 9.15 GLORIOUS WMWrm&^'M* ANNA NEAGLE I**L2* STAR O! "IRENL In One of Her (Greatest k Success*^ WITH ii 1 1 ki mm^ <AIOII\ a^^^^Mf A BRIGHT MUSICAL COMEDY FULL OF (i AIETY SONG lOMIO\ >III4H»V cfc«^» ft tr«4v<la< «k 1^" I V" l^ 1^"
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    474 14 ONI pal atom i held ihe Siafapore Civilians to a -'-a. dra* wfcea they Betted s1 mawte gaaJ hr «««i hockey match in aid •>» t f War Fun I on the |>ad;in* fH terdaN Th^ sodden i ondition of the mewhat hampered thf pla^ nevertheless the iU foushl
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    188 14 FOLLOWING are v, I last day ol the Siiw Club's Winter mee:ir71 Horses Class 1, D:v ;-_fl Depot ■v' Kaolin 1 Jack Duce 813T I Bn 3 6 Bon I 1 ni.it <___;;' Sultana Snov > Oul 9 3 K Hvstlc M 8 13 D. Rununa 8 1-' 5
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    MINES-SWEEPER SUNK
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    258 16 BRITAIN OFFERS TRADE PACT TO THE SOVIET TIN latest ptjjtlltli affecting Britain's foreign relations. 1 p;trti( ularlv with the Soviet Union, the Viehy Government, United Mate* and GlMec vsas igylgpni In Parliament to- 1 bj Lord Halifax, the Torei^n Se<retan. who also dealt rousl) with Mussoliiiis irrnit allegations of British
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    75 16 Tne fi r s t flotilla of the 5 0 American destroyers transferred to Britain under the ships-for-bases exchange agreement has now arrived in S a British port after crossing the Atlantic under t h v s White Ensign, i Officers and ratings declar- e d themselves well satisfied with
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    104 16 London, Nov. 21. D.A.F. bombers last night carried out very heavy attacks on marshalling yards in Germany, attacks on aerodromes in enemy occupied territory and on the submarine, base at Lorient it is authoritatively i stated. A large scale attack was carried out by the R.A.F. last
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    158 16 STOP PRESS ITALIANS FLEE Athens. Nov. 21— Latest reports from the front indurate that the Italians are not only threatened fc? the encirclement of Koritza, but also of Argyrocastro. A brilliant Greek flanking movement east of the latter town may succeed in cutting off that important Italian base from communications
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    61 16 r Ankara, Nov. 21. IE Governments plans for new and urgent measures ted by world e were un.inimoush approved bv the parliament^ group of at a meet. tng specially summoned by the Ciovernment on Wednenipht." The nature of new measure^ not disclosed, but it -i. tied
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