Morning Tribune, 5 December 1940

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    Masthead
    23 1 Morning Tribune sX ,Fs BXCBBD 4,500 DAILY <v 0 2G3. Thursday. Dec. 5, 1940. Morning Tribune MT SALES EX( Thursday, December y 1940
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    ITALIAN TROOPS SHANGHAIED
    108 1 ITALIAN TROOPS SHANGHAIED t London. ■TALFAN troops arr .uV.iiii of i,, rfa which ■k;. .iff informed "has bem Baplu:! 1 I vv <k UalllO. I uddrnly ■li Albania and in the midst I Itlf. g B&ny r< |?orts cor.fn iU I li.'n. including one !iy a Iwililarv priest IVui. n<-u
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    CHANGES IN AXIS LINE-UP: GROW UNREST IN ITALY
    393 1 CHANGES IN AXIS LINE-UP: GROW UNREST IN ITALY L n REPORTS FROM EUROPE FOKEC vs^vr DEC 4 IN WESTEJW EUROPE AND THF VlKmSu. SENSA "O\AI. r(; F TIRE AKE BEING EAGERLY DISC USSEh pv KR^1 EAN IN T HE .NFORMED DIPLOMATIC SOURCES VSlMvrJov F THE Reports declare that the internal
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    FRANCE BECOMING ANTI-GERMAN
    122 1 I London, Dec, 4. iter today that the Germans would move, probably in the Mediterranean. Re remarked: "I bflieve 1941 will -ee the air superi»nt> "•Allies eeteblished. Ido not think the Germans Ml l v iw th: 1 l)l it will try some important movement. I iwv
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    Ship In Distress Near Hainan
    19 1 :la, Dec 4. last ber Hellenic ..ndeded i latitude E. •> by that I Reuter
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    PAY THEM BACK
    41 1 •obi Dec 4 -In recent raids on enemy posts, native soldier the Gold' Coast Brigade hav< captured a number of Italian lire. They are now paying back the enemy own coin v lire to the Brigade Fund.- Reuter
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    Creeks Approach Argyrocastro
    333 1 Athens, Dei. 4. J UK (ireeks have Hade aMW MhßMsat northeast of Argyrocaslro, capturing a viUage and heights dominating Premeti, a small town ol strategic importance in the central sector of the battle front, according to reports which reached Athens yesterday, writes Maurice Lovell, Keuter's correspondent in
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    Duce Will Cause His Own Ruin
    138 1 ttii Da h 1 the world t« theßail! for that would ou n and help him. but thwould b, the abandonMare Nostnun and thsteveottnt of ItaW to h ill u- enemy, the Germ in [ni would hv rl< Qnislini N i the !rss Ifnominona
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    HUGE LOAN TO BRITAIN SUGGESTED
    437 2 I.S. Help lor Brimiii Washington, H> I TTHE whole question of British financial resources and Britain's ability to buy war materials in the tfwtad States was the cause and the chief topic ol an .mportaiu ►ting held erday at the Treasury, of munistuation officials, who
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    BIG BILL FOR BASES
    100 2 WMbington, Dec. 4. 11 H War Departmeiit lui.s dtsd< .i'd that Resident Rooseveli lotted to the Army $25.000.00U for share of the expenditure ot jpmft the navaj and air bases on the .sik". acquired fr< m Britain in the Atlantic and Caribbean I! In addition to
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    Britain Cannot Lose—
    140 2 New J ork, Dec. 4-MUOft-OnptAL James E Ckaney of the I mud tos Army Air Corps, who returned after a 43-da> Burvey of the position in Britain told the Brew that he was very optimistic over tbe I outcome of the uar from tbe British point of
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    To-day's Laugh
    25 2 ''What if you should meet a bear?"--" It won't make any difference. I came here for rabbits and I'm going to shoot rabbits"
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    ANGLO-SPANISH RELATIONS
    177 2 London, Dec. 4. rE Times in a leader welcoming the Anglo-Spanish Financial Agreement writes that it "Ls another proof of British readiness to ease the stringencies which the blockade imposes upon neutral countries, wherever this can be done without relaxing pressure upon the enemy. "The agreement Ls designed
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    UNKNOWN
    147 2 RUMANIAN Iron Guards -8 disarmed, according to latency message from Bucflj Trie Iron Guards and other nians have been ordered to m der their arms and ammK within three days, failin Sjj they have been threatened M to five years hard labour aB loss of property j Many people
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    UNKNOWN
    87 2 London. ONDON. and the Midlai^P JJ attacked last night anl were also dropped at vanoHtered points betv. T:: theßj rJid coasts, slates an oi!ic9fl niunique. "^gg The attacks were not on I scale nor of lonsr ciuratiiH ceased soon after 11 pm.l The total number ot J should not
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    Italian Outrage At Tangier
    228 2 Tangier, Dec. 4. TWENTY Italians entered a British post office In Tangier and partially wrecked it. Afterwards they did considerable damages to a British business hou-<-It is understood in authotire quarters that I ilian hooliganism in Tangier has already been the subje< t of representations mad««
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      50 2 1W SB v^^^^T\ v\ A BBBW ™4BSIBBa X^- EXTRA SERVICE SINGAPORE -BAT AVIA AND SINGAPORE-MEDAN V.V. |MM follow in;; schedule <i DecrmlKi 7 December 0!).lf> I) liataviu A |5J| I OHO A TaU'inhanj; 1) 13.15 lunch n.oo i) Palembang v*m luikh nuo I) Singapore HM Wt4S V lan D 0700
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    Special Appeal To Tuan Besars
    119 3 Special Appeal To Tuan Besars [AL appeal is to be made to the chiefs d ■ial houses in Singapore, in cont War Fund show of 'He Stayed ipitol Theatre on Tuesday eveningt at 915. I ed to swell the gross receipts by eats lor i heir" staff instead of advertised
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    HUGARIANS TIGHTEN BELTS—FOR NAZIS
    98 3 HUGARIANS TIGHTEN BELTS— FOR NAZIS JST.apv Budapest. Dec. 4. CL.? 1 acc u»t«ni herself to restriction-." P imo >'»»*«•. Count Teleki, speak- Parln the close of the budget debate. RShJiSI!? u re at war that »s why it may EiSsan -bundance while the people mitting to very heavy restriction*- k
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    53 3 il not bin. fu L °ndon. Dec. 4. JMtor the bovereigiity of Brifi.-h •icn,,"" lor war supplies from foreign France of this nature was reply to a member who li£ *t be r r Cent reports tha t the »me nir Mu for credits in "turn for part of the
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    UNKNOWN
    154 3 shrapnel. There was a blinding explosion, which blew out Pan of the fuselage, followed by a fire which filled tho cockpit with choking; fumes, all the time the intense antiaircraft fire continued. I*.O. Cheshire regained control of the aircraft which had lost height and by a remarkable feat succeeded
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    'FEAK KEPT US FROM WRITING ACCOUNTS'
    1226 3 'FEAK KEPT US FROM WRITING ACCOUNTS' *"*UaiionmMi w<t WUmm^m 'From Our Own Reporter) TOR? l um W< Uednesriav. I p>R tear of trouble ue dare I l^^ «»r accounts clearly. Uhen ue heard that (iovernment <mam things.- n* w;u s atement made to ,he ommis! JJ2 o n the Mines
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      29 3 Coughing, Strangling Asthma, uM", P for inR. c-hoking 525 :-"SS' Money Back C««a«... Tli. for w K-oii Jr Waco 'nSat. Mendaco natun I Mo Asthma in 2 Years Mendaco
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    School Presentation Of "The Blue Bird": Canadian Women's Meeting
    919 4  -  VERA By pHT s School days for act pla-y wl pr< n tl h M»d 17th Fund. rere ti t the If Whl ul I oi Maeterlinck's iiuui eblldren'i rttnlp. picturesq ne promiaei to be irhieh teaturei thi "children the future"
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      96 4 Beauty in the East vm^\4 There's temptation to neglect 'V \f^^\ your beauty when the sun relaxes f* your muscles. Visit the Elizabeth r'^§JJ Ard^n Salon and you will find that ;^\Cp Miss A>dcn has discovered methods v of keeping your skin fresh and radiant despite an unvarying temperature. tyj*.
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      13 4 ||O > 1 DRESS S Morning, Aftern« Evening V< e W Made- 1 1
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    Beauty's Spotlight plays On Gleaming Tresses
    261 5 Beauty's Spotlight plays On Gleaming Tresses torts blond r, for beauty 3 it more consistently mind a your "crowning lection. By carctul pooing and choice ol D it nito a definite beauty ftnd that your hair Ifl I you may suspect lack u locks are in ftrst-class be delightfully gl«
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    Ma Hardy's New Hair-do
    256 5 Ma Hardy's New Hair-do rAY HOLDEN, the M.G.M. star. whc is so well-known for her "Ma" Hardy roles, h chosen a new hair-style which is ideal for the older woman.* pie and easy to arrange, it j has at the same time the wa\and curls demanded of smart women at
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      85 5 TEUPHOHi //51[^[D)/Fr< 5cJ Iff d? I You will find our Telephone Order J Service au* (d ttme swing I Stag! It is at your H>rn f/ 7 am to 6.30 p.m. daily, and on ndavs and Holidays until 10.* I RSs376anda Department in 11 ee thai Ml' ICfh«Hl€ Or»I«r> r
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    seersueker housecoats create new vogue
    128 6 seersueker housecoats create new vogue r s.-| i KTS riunii" ;he day or early morning. model He tarinba k ta of Pau.rned W crinttdoy. W f "ni ,AVY bow. .standing out dwUnclly from round. Aim ;1 Uie P y UP effev J N king model— i .y :it tur- t
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    Two Distinct Styles Favoured For Evenin
    346 6 Kiijht a dinner dress in «<>ld Jersey, the simulated bolero of which is embroidered in gold, blue, coral and «reen beads. Note the moulded corselet line i I (aline! me ii>;ht, a dinner gown hop sleeves and high round mt k line. The bodice
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      91 6 it J DUSS6I 8 CORSKTS, 1. HOOIEBY. lA 61 STAMFORD ROAD .1 u Court). Ti'l. 5335 VM "SNOW WHITE" CLEANING AT PARIS CO. DRY CLEANERS 28, COLEMAM ST. IMiMie IM o i it s i: a s CORPORATION, LTD. < hnia Buildiny. (hulia M. ■PHONI .HOK. BIKGAPORE }HU M KIN
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    Authorities Concerned Over Health Of The Home Guard
    712 7  -  H. L. Hopkin '"on on. tarbed I dirt I I ho Hers and in- .1 conI >re: dipthei a and i%ev remember the 1 hie* claimed a biggtt ,u n the war. K&al scien wade ftTEcovcrics in recent WL uiativ, effect of
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    STOLE TO GO TO SICK WIFE
    154 7 BECAUSE of hifl love for hifl who had written to him to 10 to her in India as she was ill, Mohamad Amar Jala, a 21-year-oli Mohammedan, stole a gold chain i.nd locket irom one of the quarters v.i Tan Tock Seng hospital sold
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    SERIOUS MINE DISASTER
    94 7 SERIOUS MINE DISASTER (From Our Own Report Ipoh, Dec. 4. ONE of the worst min< ters for a long time in Perak occurred in tti< early hours of Monday at Lahat When mm* tons of earth and rock filled pit causing damaizr .'stimas6 Thr mine is owned by Mr Lw
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    6 7 S For Forest, of Penai penang.
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      FAILING STRATEGY
      340 7 JJITLER'S strategy of conquering his adversaries from within themselves having gone the whole hog has now been laid bare in all its ugliness. The pathetic examples of Czechoslovakia, Norway, Holland and Rumania have opened the eves of the few remaining small nations and thoroughly awakened them to the
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      76 7 lies Drive buCrazv Internal or I Itallty, ruin u irh pain. an Amerw Inatea I '1 enjoy life W i nature to f' -brinks the normal funcI w treat- MRer and <1 is guar- i L of empty I r chemist I ]K .N'EKI) CLASSES Certified 16 and Mount, arp
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      32 7 /OM?k. SAFEGUARD ll^lj YOURSELVES INSURE WITH I THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD.' I srrrßiTY rif s si in i cr Head Office-No. I6D Cecil Street, s.sc.APortK. S.s. phone M > S J
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    SIX MONTHS' GO FOR NAVAL OFFICE
    388 8 AT the conclusion of the heal in the Diftrld Traffic Court in which a Naval officer. Clifford 11. Taylor, is charged with causing the deith of Mrs < I P Damme by a rash act not amounting to culpable homicide. Mr. <\ 11. Whitton.
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    Shirley Shows Off
    31 8 riN'i- tl Faramounts baby" v star*. Shirley Raw, in :i j cielightfni pose iveaciiif ihc S litest Ameiii-un liv* v-n fn t "iik "streamlined" m J >uits. j
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    Brunei Murder Appeal Heard
    397 8 was described by the Crown as the first appeal of Its kind to come from the State of Brunei lor bearing before the Colony Appeal Court was dealt with yesterdav before the Acting Chief Justice. S.S., Mr. Justice A. K. a'Beckett Terrell, the Chief Justice, F.M.S.,
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    UNKNOWN
    58 8 SED Justice Ml Assize Court 1 compatriot Fc, against tin at the Pull Co' day before a "I' T( Poya and Smith. Tli. last A Kishen Gin Sikh ti by sta th< J It v appellant i tu the f his bedding disturbance The caught hold was march! Kerbau
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    7 8 THE Left tin 1 Emeri compj
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      102 8 FARADAY COMPANY 3 RAFFLES PLACE ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY BROKERS PHONE 3114 CATHAY CAFE Where Fverybody GtM KETUKN ENGAGEMENT ill A I POPULAR DANCING STAR Lucille Nicholson In New Numbers New Costumes Also MAN I 111 STY Captivating Cathay Cutie And Cowan Bail<-\ DINE DANCE AT SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE RENDEZVOUS HIIONF lino
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    THE KING VISITS A. A. POSTS
    6 9 THE KING VISITS A. A. POSTS
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    BRITAIN'S
    103 9 QNE ol the busiest and on tra people in Britain to-day is Hls Majesty, the Kin^, who laily tours varn parts ol ti; country, visiting OSitions and armament manufacturing plants in industrial areas. In t!it uniform of a Marshil of (he Koyal Air Force, His Majestj recently paid wprtse
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    Japanese Gaoled For Theft
    119 9 P nargc Ol ti. criminal brcai h o\ trusi $3.75, Hisuke Miyata, i 1 Ja] IrJV need to eleven weeks' rigorous Imprison«ent. b\- cheah Soon Hock, acting third magis ts of the case Com-; Inspector j) Hi, uke who was employed by Mr •grapl tudio In
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    TAMIL'S SENTENCE RAISED ON APPEAL
    29 9 Mai uthu. I <<■ ie prisonment 1 ;io Last A sizes for t!v ol his wife, had hi erday, at the Full I nich tx
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    Suicide Attempt With Shoe Lace
    101 10 AV N: who rt his life by hanging hoe lace in a public Onxton Road on Nov. his throat twice 11 POJ i )Ip. died of natural i 11 Or .Abdul Samad Mated tl of the l- I pneumo The doctor said thai cuts on
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    Pickpockets Out As The Sirens Go
    150 10 Pickpockets Out As The Sirens Go DICKPOCKETS are 1 busv in London again. They arc taking advantage of c-ruwried air raid shelters to work the tricks which they have, so often exploited on racecourses and do<r racing tracks. Their victims are now shelterers in the Tubes ?nd baseniin L< i
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    Verdict In Double Road Fatality
    173 10 Verdict In Double Road Fatality AT the conclusion of the inquiry into lh e deat'is i l f J Hoo Swr< pedwtrkn. and lee Ban Hoik who died of injuries received when lw« mo'or J cars were in collision at Kalian* Road near the i jfa.siu.rks about midnight on Sept.
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    UNKNOWN
    45 10 QWING ,0 the thp or 0 until Fnda next at W the case In iMch \v a J and four others are cffl Ran.e robbery aliened to 2 wmmitted at bl)U f t 4 a J" (in A H Isbip expres.se Jtany mconrei 3
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      156 10 Vf PsSndßßif ISH INDfAU^S 'INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). The best pmiMe services are being maintained by the I iO. S N oy. from the Straits to their usual ports of call in China. ImJ.a, Ceylon and (he United Kingdom J'assrniMis are requested to register their requirements trict.r |)I<Snit < ir <"-
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      199 10 Arthritis Ag CMrbed in 30 Mi K .TH a 2in I n*w disc SSc L pains di the bo,h poisons and I tf»e c.T.isf ef your ti' nw ftn<l smT: you fr,! \ou: to n-nri. and enjo: P" R'umend, 0' return tad Ri,— end The j^ (Incorporated tn Australia) c.
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      54 11 sdg t Vacant I Jgphs tc :-i c rti- "d-APPi:- ■7 li i I WbK PO B:.n 42). m. I "erto: i n l I a* ipplv p .< r F will E"* pl micr L I 108. Wanted I OOF i I "."7T~ 24, 37 I 583F) urn- I
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      542 11 WANTED small house or flat, preferably near town and bua. entry immediately. Apply Box 785, Malaya Tribune Singapore. vNo. 54, WANTED. To buy a second hand motor boat to seat about eight persons Must be in good «GttsV.s)on. Apply Bex 792. co Malaya TtlbUsW, Singapore. (Fo. 576F) WANTED: Piano, secondhand,
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      345 11 Miscellaneous Snt E 3l°o e K er rant. 38. Orchard Road tor good rool? (No 388P) pm£ T= ENQUIRIES undertaken by Ex/w. Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 579F, SERVirt: AMD coMFORT Guaranteed a t New Asia H i, binghpore. Rate moderate, modern -KRN PIANO CO.. 64. Rangoon Road Ding, Repair. ng
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      301 11 Vegetable Seeds Professional PLY frw. 01 m uhni vou can be evired Drtva by correspondence. Cures alie*dy nuin u in numbers by thi monialß. book o f advice on Ui •i Cunsumption, Asthma V D ri Atma Chinng. 40 G< < (No. 627F) For Sale FOR Road, S i (No
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      410 11 1 ON THE; i AIR sin(;ai>ore ZIIL 223 mrbes (1 333 ko|» ZHPI 30 96 metiti (9 69 me ZIIP3 4138 mrtrr* (725 men) From R.M a m. to 8 35 a.m. From 10 00 am to I 30 V BQ I umh V (Ml ii m to II 00
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    Kept Qutet About £1,600 Must pay fine of £1,000
    19 12 Kept Qutet About £1,600 Must pay fine of £1,000 HUSB, th H I i 800 tl '■\n. and ordered
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    Father Joins Up Again
    170 12 Father Joins Up Again I||R JAMES GR] MOND, 4.! lAkti < i lane, Biixton. i hlldre/i .1 i• the I mv. war. "Tnl not war. no I Is si d murder, i ask la fo irontllne job." Mrs. Orimmond, I laid: l li i;s he ci»n this way ht i
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    HIT HOME GUARDS
    34 12 Sydney ft* nin< te tn hanic, and WaiJames Brown, d thirty-one, ineboth oi Holly-road, Handsworth, Birmingham W< re lined £3 each at Birmingham for aault H o m c Guard i
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    HIS vICE
    33 12 A ni YEARn OLD boy told a detect n mt \nut hi day on Ice-cn i>n mingham juvenile] court he w. to' ►roved school ealinc £28 in other •f>m shons I
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      255 12 TWO GREAT BTARS TOGI THI in i nen M.G.M OUTS! ENDING \rri{\( 7 ion i %I*ITIII TO-DAY The Girl who won the World's Award as Beaut] VI MBERONE BEAUTI the Nan who won TWO ACADEMY AWARDS as the VIAKS BEST ACTOB Latest WETROTONE N EWS-oi Including i\\ AS'O.N of FRENCH
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      289 12 \KF Y ROOKING ITTENDANCE \l>\ *^J I oi D Bl I VMI V BEQARDED \s mm I AN OUTSTANDING HIM p.. A DAILY 3.15, a ALHAiNIFftiJ OWING TO THE LENGTH OF THE FILM. PAT*d ARE ADVISED TO BE SEATED EARLY 1 PRICES EXCLUSIVE of TAX s> M 55 Jp I
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    UNKNOWN
    103 13 Iq KtfO when secretary muncil approves in* property 14 under Ordinance." A H. Dickinson i General |f movl -That in p;u- ,e provisions of sec tun lltn> ordinance this at such ariouns to time be fl\overnor in Council but tfi thousand dollars be disbursed from the Fund estaoli- :tion
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    OLEH OLEH PARTY'S GIFT TO WAR FUND
    99 13 jhi: total colic ti(»u from I 1 the two performancei S „mlered by lh e <>l.h Oleh Party in aid ol Ulf War P«nd v i on Nov. tl an 't fhc > v 11-ippv World Stadium amounted to 54.149.01. i This sum
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    Emotional Drama At The Capitol
    72 13 THAT much -discussed film "I Take] This Women.' starring Spencer Tracy and Hcdy Lamarr. opened at which has a luxury background of New York's Filth Avenue. She plays the part of a Becre-tarv-mannequin who «^f™ JS i happiness alter a series of emo .1 ups
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    Attempted Extortion Alleged
    52 13 Attempted Extortion Alleged •VAIU to ha tf tempted to money irom Kim Hong by threatening him with tojury at Jaian Beaar i bin Mydin, 21, Malay. Imed trial when charped bcfo: Cheah Soon H third mi rd The case was postpo: r men on Dec. 11, and bail was offered
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    FINED FOR THEFT OF BENZINE
    120 13 FINED FOR THEFT OF BENZINE TAUGHT in the let v of selling petrol irom his lorry io a cleaner of a mo'or garage. Ng Leong Keng. the lorry driver, and Tan An Yong. the cleaner, wire lined $25 or, In default, two weeks' rigorous imprisonment, each, by Mr. Cheah -Soon
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    Tried To Give Money To Prisoner-Husband
    57 13 Tried To Give Money To PrisonerHusband FOR trying to lw^ 50 cents kn casn to her prisoner-hus-iband while he WM in i hi- General Hospital lock-up. Lee Chuan Tee. a Chinese woman was lined $12, or 12 du simple imprisonment. to the fifth COOft, yesterday. The offence stated to have
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    TAMIL CHARGED
    47 13 CHARGED on three I counts of hav assisted in dfspa of stolen go^ 29 1989, ami Jan 194 0, Kannu Bala 2l. mil. claimed tn.i in he third So!Am .mil H alias „imcharge c! in pair on h caw mcd foi m tion "i ;r
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      36 13 IF YOU WANT HEARTY LAUGHS FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE... PAVILION T<^!YlL at Tom Walls Ralph tunn SPICY AND SNAPf, ENTERTAINMENT T THAT WILL MAKE f J gwM I suns with rN V W^^ VAO° ACAINSBOROUCItfICTVM
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    S.C.C.'s 4 Goals Against Loyals
    99 14 50.0 i; LOTALS I K EEN h< the .sec. ground Wl ll J. playiiiß with ftni combination se I als, by four goals to one is held oal up tjJi half Club, but to pieces u h V' Put in thr< kls < phjyaJUyr and
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    S.R.C. Prove Too Good For Indians
    92 14 AUTBHDfUfO their opponent! in Y I rery department of tin name ore Recreation dub ;-.i victory when they met ifte Indian Association in a return Balrstier yesteray, winning by five dear gills Yesterday's win for the Recs r* nmves all the doubts as to
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    FREIGHTER SUNK
    12 14 On receipt of an <5 n <• Nrws he scenfV "B*Aern
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    STUMM SHINES IN AIR FORCE MATCH
    261 14 K.A.F. (Blues 11 pt S K.A.A.F. (Reds) 3 pts. THE R.A.F. -Blues) defeated the R.A.A.F. ißedsi by 11 points a goal, a penalty goal, and a try) Jaian Besar stadium, yesterday This was the first time the two teams had met and a gate
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    Hornets Sting S.R.C. 4—l
    372 14 ,THE Hornets stung the S.R.c to the tune of 4 goals to 1 at hockey on the Padang yesterday i the bull y-° ff the S.R C. I headed towards the goal of the i > r i? e andl after a sli ht tussle with
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    Civilians' Biggest Test To-day
    204 14 THE Singapore Civilians will have their bi I this afternoon when they meet the Combi i?d\ Services in a War Fund hockey match on the S Padang. 1 The Civilian^ have so far been undefc in the Combined Services they combination that is powerful in both
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    Dutch Sailors Charge
    67 14 Dutch Sailors Charge BpUR Dutch J stood in third court charges of usij* minal force to! Kundan Sii police constable ian Singh, at Jembawa G Saval Base, on !5 last. They were M. l iamse (35'. P. Vaal Maalpyt Rongen 33 a lopden Hejde 32 Rongen had p iously pleade
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    83 15 reav ihat no more steel helmet.; will fthe public is that the new plastic undergone the most stringent to be almost as protective as he result of months of experiIt is made of a composition, the These helmets are half the nd have been tested under certainly proof against
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    Japanese Blockade In Shanghai
    285 15 Shanghai. I N C I. |JNTRKn:!)KNTKI) in history of fee International Mement and beyinajpgi to mamble thu lapaacnc bloakade of the British sion at Tientsin in 10S9 is the Japai encirclement of the Japanese controlled w. stern area, following the murder of another Japanese gendarme over
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      39 15 Cairo, Dec. 4.—British patrols were again active to the north and south of Kassala. inflicting casualties on th3 enemy without !o;>s to themselves, slates io-days G.H.Q. communique. There is no change in the situation on the ctaer fronts.— Reuter
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      45 15 London, Dec. 4.— The great hall of Bristol University was damaged during ihe recent air raids, it can now be revealed. St. Peter's Hos- pital and the Temple Church at Bristol were also damaged, while in Bermingham buildings recently] damaged include the Midland Institute.-] Reuter
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      58 15 London, Dec. 4— The British community in Areentinr* has sent f 25,000 to Lord Beaverbrook, the Minister of Air- craft Production, for the purchase of aircraft for the Fleet Air Arm. Reuter. Washington, Dec. 4. M. Henry Haye Li reported to have ten* dered to the Viohy government his resignation
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      51 15 London. Dec Enemy activity over Britain to-day was very slight. Shortly; after midday, ac- cording to an Air Ministry communique, bombs were dropped at Dover, doing some damage and causing a few casualties One ny bomber was shot down over the Dutch coast by British fighters wi'hout In to themselves.—
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      51 15 Mr. C. Alma Baker, C.B.E the Pf-i planter and miner, received I sou- plaqi.r- iron 1 the Air Ministry. thanking him lor h Spit. whuii in made possible by hU of £20.000 British Govern ment. I named after hi ma Baker Malaya." "Alma Baker-Austra lia" and "AJm a Ba-. Neu
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    26 15 Mr. C. Vettivelu, Senior Clerk, Railways. Port Swettenham. Ls retiring at the end of the month after 30 years' service. He will leave for Ceylon shortly.
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      358 15 Ilassified^ads (Contd. from page 11) I Financial $15,000 to $20,000 to flnanc* ,'acturmg company, good pros profit* Eeply to Box 787. D um\ Singapore. (No. 55SP» To Let :Y ROOM, gas. water. Glen aiiiaej RiMd Tel. 1826 > (No. 585F) i c.-iifd room Suitable onr Oi »s girls— Flat 7,
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      120 15 Public Notice SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TENDERS TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or service. Pot particulars see Municipal Tender Room. Supply of 2,000 Oval Oalranlsed Nightaoil Pall Blank Covers. 12 Noon. 17 December IMO. Supply of Galvanised Wrought Iron Tube* for the period 1,2 41 to 31|1j42. 4 p.m.
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    COMMONS DISCUSS ANGLO-AMERICAN RELATIONS IN FAR EAST
    328 16 COMMONS DISCUSS ANGLO-AMERICAN RELATIONS IN FAR EAST London, Dec. 4. Till-: BritW and Afrtran (iovernments are in eltM touch on all questions ol mutual interest in the Far Hast. bttt a flat No sii. mi at pre >ent," was given bj the I'nder Secretary for Foreign Affairs. *Ir. R. .V
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    SURVIVING IMMIGRANTS TO REMAIN
    103 16 :idon. Dec. 4. The fate of l .771 illegal Jewish imm; who recently arrived in Haifa In the ill-fated steam ship Patria was the subject of a question by Col. Wedgwood in the House of Common* Mr. Qeorge Hall Under-Secre tary for the Colonies, replied thai
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    ANGLOTURKISH TRADE PACT
    68 16 I ONDON, D The British and Turkish Ooi metots have now concluded arra: about a considerable increase in trade, thi omincrcial excl be n Turkey and the British Empire. V'- made that paym at* between Turk.-. effected at the existing. and the Turkish I l d. Rnd
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    Japanese Threaten
    8 16 ■nation ttu I mander-in-< Reuter Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
    188 16 T^Tlir Northum-HK berland Fusii- liers who had I the honour and distinction to-be i the first Brili>h trooj»> to enter into Belgium are now reform- ed and readv to play their pail at home should the need arise. Ah a fast mobiie i reconnaissance unit, they are S
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    68 16 CUETHER m/UJJ Albania are announ f RfportMiou received eon »n addition to the two destroyed bj i: i j,, h bomber formations S on Momkiv two other aircraft were also In Italian heavily raided Bomi dropped or. tlons and a m Idled. I machlne-gunn d enemy persom At Adan
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    72 16 London. 0 A SMALL force of R.AI bers last night railway communicate the Rhineland, it is jea Mannheim and Ludwi which are linked a< by one of th« m Rhine bridges which is u. rail road and toot tram attacked by British bo Tuesday night, despite I ablp weather
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    Anglo-Mexico Relations
    15 16 M, 1 imd< I ol M I I Foiei 1 The I I
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    Another Arrest In "Hold Up" Cashier
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