Morning Tribune, 6 December 1940

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    Masthead
    18 1 Morning Tribune t^"4)fa^»#fefe!STPAT!O \,,l S— No. 2G4. Friday, Dec. «>. 1940 Mornin Tribun r sales Kxcn,, Friday, Dm-mlwr fi,
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    GREAT ALLIED VICTORIES OVER ITALIANS
    464 1 GREAT ALLIED VICTORIES OVER ITALIANS ATHENS, DEC. 5. Ll< IMPORTANT BRITISH AIR VICTORY IS ANNOIN n CEO AT BRITISH HEADQI \ARTERS. IN A FIERCE BATTLE OVER ENEMY LINES YESTERDAY. BRITISH FIGHTERS, WITHOUT LOSS TO THEMSELVES, SHOT DOWN V LARGE NUMBER OF ENEMY AIRCRAFT. GREEK SOURCES STATE THAT TEN ENEMY PLANES
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    MORRISON'S TRIBUTE TO THE GREEKS
    122 1 London, Deo. !>. i s k HCIMITE to the "extra-J^ ordinary valour of the t* Greeks, which lead has given the Allied cause its first major i land victory" was paid by Ml. Herbert Morrison, the Home try. i ihe example of firteee flre^ us
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    Thailand A Tool, Say Chinese
    113 1 Thailand A Tool, Say Chinese Chungking, JAv t Mttaeak of fiffhttag between Imlo-China and Thailand shows that Japan is deterto proceed with her southward expansion programme, declared tin* Chin -iitral News, urticularly noteworthy Thailand is resorting to armed force after the <ua pension of as in Batavia between Japan and
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    War Aims Discussed In Commons
    557 1 London, Dec. 5. PARLIAMENTARY attention to-da.v was focussed on war aims. Normally, the m<a>ion the debate on the speei h from the throm wou'tl have been of first-class importance and provided the p.iru key notes especially the opposition for the whole folthewntaf session. To-dav. however,
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    NO FEAR
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    Greeks Thrash Italians, Occupy Premeti
    328 1 Greeks Thrash Italians, Occupy Premeti Athens. Dei 5. A CiREI'K i .>nununiquo rt<<>i'iis the o(cupati<m ol Fremrti with in a\\ tmmj !t al>») laya that the (i reeks took over 500 prison- CTI, ihihkhis and abundant material. According to the Greek spokesman in Athens, the Ita- Item abandoned their positions
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    F.D.R. LEAVES FOR UNDISCLOSED DESTINATION
    67 1 F.D.R. LEAVES FOR UNDISCLOSED DESTINATION York, D<-<\ s.— President Roosevelt ha-, left the I'nired States naval base at QaJUitootOM (CutKu on the cruiser TmkaJmm for an uiuii.scloM'd destination The news was coniinued in a uii*e!ess message from the escort- ins destroyer Mivr.int. which adds that jniur t«» the departure. President
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    "Japanese Mission Unnecessary"
    146 2 liatavin. D*C. < r >. THE Manual mi., l)ctvv< en tin' Netherlands Bad indies and .Japan ft] ted tp b (l (I will) the arrival of Mr. kVnkichi VoAhiMWa who eplacingr Mr. K^baya hi, t <t of Oonuneree and [ndiisivy. as chairpuiQ pf the delegation. The Jnpanatr.
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    NEW BRITISH CREDITS FOR CHINAP
    182 2 NEW BRITISH CREDITS FOR CHINAP Soviet Poli«7 liH-lia ii •><•«] SHANGHAI. DEC 5 fILOSE ON THE HEELS OF AMERICAS RECENT V $100,000,000 LOAN TO CHINA. THE BRITISH GOV ERNMENT IS REPORTED TO BE CONSIDERING £6,000.000 CREDIT TO CHINA, ACCORDING TO CHINESI PRESS DISPATCHES. Previously, Britain had granted a £3,000,000 loan.
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    Tenth N.E.I. Spitfire
    30 2 Tenth N.E.I. Spitfire Batavia, Dec. 5 The N.E.l.'s Spitfire Fund offered Mr. Churchill, to-day the tenth birthday Spitfire. In less than three months, Spitfire Fund has completed two squadrons.— Reuter
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    Bankers Condemn Eire's Position
    183 2 London. Dec. 5. THE fact that Eire depends on Britain for all the main factors in her economic existence and that financially her interest clearly lies in British victory is stressed by the periodical "Banker," which generally reflects the view of London financial circles. It adds
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    CRISIS
    185 2 Canberra, Dec. 5.— A cruis iii the Hou*« ol Representatives over the Commonwealth Dudget Vll averted to-day, whe 1 the Labour Party decided to accept a compromise suDmitted by the Government. The decision lolloped a two weeks' dispute in which laoour threatened u> deleat ihe Government on the floor
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      91 2 HOW COOKING BY ELECTRICITY WILL HELP YOU The ever-spotles* Cooker won't let you waste a thini?. Us ovea is like a letM safe. No draughts «et in. No heat gete IfiUiti reniair. inoi^t and hucculent retain all their nourishing ciualities and flavour. lllectrkity is Ktonomical too you tan hire a
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      134 2 GRAND V MAS S ILK Cathay Silk Store 38-39 Bras Basah Road^ PYJAMA SUITS IPr for $0 FANCY fUSUI LADIES AND GENTS KNICKERS 4 Prs BATH TOWELS 5Pw S SINGLETS COOL COMFORTABLE 6 Pcs SHINA SILKS 4 Yds SWISS DAMASSE ORGANDIES w 6: •"*A" 1 id NIGHTGOWN PETTI KNICKERS 3
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    6 KILLED, 50 INJURED
    107 3 Six persons were killed, including the driver *T and fireman, and about fifty were injured when J a F.rndon express was hurled off the rails as i it approached Iho London ana. The train was S > (feeding Uiwardi a station ulien, by a million- to-one
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    Britain's Finances "Never Stronger"
    497 3 TREASURY OFFICIAL IN U.S. NKW YORK, DEC. 5. DRITAIN S FINANCIAL POSITION HAS "NEVER BEEN STRONGER/ 1 DECLARED SIR FREDERICK PHIL IIP S. THIRD SECRETARY TO THE BRITISH TREA SIRV WHEN HE ARRIVED HERE BY CLIPPER ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT ENROUTE TO WASHINGTON TO CONFER WITH MR.
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    R.A.F. Men In Canada
    31 3 R.A.F. Men In Canada London, Dec. 5. At an east Canadian port, hundreds of R.A.F. officers and men 'anded from a liner yesterday under the joint Empire Air Training Scheme.- Reuter
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    London Has Had 400 Warnings
    90 3 London, Dec. 5. SINCE Hitler launched his big-scale offensive against England durins: August, London has spent a to'.a! period of 1,056 hours, or six weeks, under air raid warnings. Router's correspondent, keeping a daily log of alerts, says that the capital his had nearly 400
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    MIDLAND RAIDS CAUSE FEW CASUALTIES
    174 3 London, Dec. .>. ALTHOUGH the Nazis dropped bombs on a number of areas in the Midlands last nipht reports no far indicate little damage and a few casualties. police station, warden's post and a church were among buildings damaged, whrn a west Midlands I was
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    Fear Of Famine In Shanghai
    138 3 I Dec. I ROl(l the intrm-ntlon ivular body, thr relaxed rapetrictiona in the lf (U> «l area in the Japalr<'il. d sector of the „,a r atl "".ii Settlement as i'ljcl !or «'*ners, but the Jltiu, i" 11 slill finding dim- < and lcav Foreigners
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    SHIP REFLOATED OFF HAINAN
    75 3 Shanghai, Dec. 5 rE Greek freighter Hellenic Trader, which sent out distrea signals near Hainan yesterday, was .safely re-floated before the British I salvage tug Henry Keswick. which was proceeding to her assistance i from Hongkong arrived, according to a statement made In Shanghai yesterday by
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      312 3 Gland Discovery Restores Youth In 24 Hours SufTerers from loss of vigour, n- i .<»»!•- -n«»8, weak body. Impure blood, iiwitf memory, and who are oW und wo before their Una will br delighted to l»*i^ I of a new gland dlHcover> by an An Dootor. This n«w discovery makes
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    Dutch Children Celebrate Xmas
    705 4  -  VERA ARDMORE By k V¥ dlffi BJf w;t> St. Nicholas, "Santa lass" It ii" I>utrh children, and he arrived by launch at Cliffords PtSf with his trusty hrm -Innan, •BUck PttSff." on Decembei tnnl Bt. Micho all Dtttcti kiddies and I have -j durin ullUon has
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    Working Party
    77 4 A me?ting of th e Y.W.C.A. >V a r Workers' party will be held an Monday at 9.30 a.m. t New workers J are always wel- J corned at this N gathering anrt they may obtain wool or other materials for knitting and making sewn c(»mforts for th»*
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    people & Places.
    154 4 people Places. par Canadb I- iv first is th( home ol Mr ;inci M: 07 Sn 16 and will be for Can. and men. Second at 4, Nattlm Hill the nw Mi and Mrs. o w p-.> rev on January H, will t S and their wives. i partid will
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      101 4 Specia I NAOMI, ]h. Rodney House, Battery Road, has just received the west American steam heater lor hair re vondiiWtllnt Special oil Sham- j poo and steam treatment b> the "Aristo method Ask (or >l Alt!! Tel: 7500 It SATISFACTION Is The Final 'IVst For Beauty (are And complete satisfaction
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      93 4 (OM)II -lII'IAL SI BJ E C T S ENROL NOW Enrolments are now being made for the commencement of classes, on the Ist. December for the 1940 41 year of training, In the following subjects: All London Chamber of Commerce 1941 examination subjects. School Certificate Examination December 1941. /11l Pitman
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    Most Children Have Some Tooth Trouble
    386 5 Most Children Have Some Tooth Trouble I iceioly care For your child' s health and good looks, you should start taking him to the dentUt at t] >| two. ThK li not a "new-fangled notion/' It i.s a measure of economy and commonsense; and if it were universally followed, we
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    "Sound As A Bell" From T op To Toe
    418 5 "Sound As A Bell" From T op To Toe If your child is starting school in January, have her overhauled now. PLAYING happily In the garden, Sally doesn't look if she needed to go to the doctor, does she? And twenty years ago, her parents would have laughed the idea
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      29 5 «f New Zealand's Choiresl Butter with Mi nourishing k<><» in( abundance of vitamins, builds health, strength and energy. PHO N B rIV I. LINES 3. 138A e c 0-
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    Million Dollar Estate Appeal
    229 6 A( IMI suit concerning the million-dollar esUte of th« lat. Mr Wet SianK Tat, in which M .k1.1111 \\e< K«m» l,at BllsaecessfHllj claimed a share l)«-ni-(i>iaiv before Acting Chief I»UCC, Mr* c Jusli*. h a'linkrh Terrell, tamp for decision > before the Full Cowl of Appeal
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    Britain Carries War To Nazis
    304 6 London, Dec. 5. THE Polish Minister of Information, Professor Stronski, in 1 the first ol Bof weskly talks in the 8.8.C. programme addressed to the people of Poland each Wednesday afternoon said, 'So far. there have been two different iodfl in this war. Up to
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    Ricksha Puller Fined For Taking Wallet
    89 6 Ricksha Puller Fined For Taking Wallet TLNG LOW KIAN.I 1 35. ricksha puller, who misappropriated a wallet belonging to Mr. ByerUtan Carolus. a Hollander, was fined $15 or, in default, two weekb' rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. Oon Khye IQang, acting third \:esU vdav Tong pleaded guilty when charged. Inspector P.
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    Food Profiteer Fined
    134 6 Food Profiteer Fined DOR selling a > 4 -i b lln 1 Houten's" brand cocoa rents ,one cent price) the proprietor and man of Chop Thonu Tina in w Bridge Road. in the fifth J^t The aefendani K m and Yeo Seng Quee. pleaded ku In a second case, Ane
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    Christmas Mails From Malaya
    124 6 ALTHOUGH the main mails for th a -e already well or. volume oi Christmas .otters parcels to Othf ions n< rt hand I I crease tjceably Member, of the public can In expediting the passage oft mails through the Censori they will ike care to see
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    Crown Appeals In Beer Case
    253 6 Crown Appeals In Beer Case FE fourth magistrate recently fined J.W. jjj licensee of the Monica Cafe. Orchard R°»J'*j or, In default, two months' rigorous impn^onme u permitting to be .sold, or offeri^ f. r ate, a Wtuei beer for consumption on the premises, nun no licence for that purpose.
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  • Scilly Isles People Itching To Have A Crack At Nazis
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      DO NOT DESIRE TO BE EVACUATED
      381 7 f I called the people of St. Mary's, la; [sles, to a mass meeting last month. The islanders, eager to hit back at German raiders, weni in to receive assurance from Sir Geoffrey Peto, 62--ir-old Regional Commissioner for the South-West Area. The Government, he
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      Button 'B' Was His 'Revenge'
      168 7 k DANCE instructress was said at London to have 10 phone calls a day— 50 from a man who she picked up the] ed Button "B" and ot his money back. le Brooks, aped 29. a t >n and vaudeville artist, i.-mews, W. who was
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      'UNPICKED'MINE IN MOONLIGHT
      105 7 'UNPICKED' MINE IN MOONLIGHT THE heroic tfiory of the men who end<t! the magnetic mine menace is told by Professor A. M. Low in a brilliant and highly topical war book, 'Mines and Counter Mine," published by Hutehinson. Unluckily for the Germans, he one of their magnetic mine's landed on
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      Car Injures Guardsmen
      43 7 Six Guardsmen are in Windsor Hospital badly injured as a result of an accident. While marching with the company they were run into by I car and Corporal Cowshaw Guardsmen Campbell. Rank'in Westrip. Williams and Whitwirk were taken to hospital.
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      He Loved And Lost
      348 7 AM perfectly sane The reason for my doing this is in Losing my case apainsi Mrs. Laselle. I <Ud noi a deal from the Court or the Bench. hepe the infcgista will ponder this." Tho con.ncr. Mr. L. F. Btv read this note at an inquest
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      Queen's Kinswoman Fined
      54 7 Mrs. Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, sister iii-law ot the Queen, of Gastlings, Southill. Bedfordshin was lined £1 at Bedford for leaving her car unattended In Bedford without first h*vin| rendered it immobile. She pleaded guilty, and B war reserve constable .said .she told him she thought the regulations did
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      (Thirty-Six Bottles) Champagne In Gaol For Woman
      173 7 (Thirty-Six Bottles) Champagne In Gaol For Woman I)K I SOX officers have appealed t<» the Prison Commissioners to increase the staffs of warders, because W many nt the existing staffa have to act hera and waitresses to M sympathisers detained under the defence regulations. I taders of the Prison Officers'
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      SPAIN AND RUSSIA
      316 7 COME political are of the opinion that the reluc «*n to participate in the war in spite of h«P Axis inclination is due to the altitude of vrfet Russia. At first glance, t 1 aetns vry far-fetched and hard io beliete Separated by thousand 8 fff mild
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      28 7 /os<k SAFEGUARD t j YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PIUS SIR VIC! Head Office- No. I6D Cecil Street, SIM.AI'ORE, S PHONK NO. 5»1».
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    17 8 ivAMAGES of 11/ the Acting Ju.stice A K a leo C who la Tork Sn Tht
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    musical opinion
    1051 8 NAUSEA. NOSEGAY A LITTLE NONSEf REPLIES \'A THK MORNING TRIBUNE !\U sic CRITIC H. 1,.. TO THE LETTERS FROM MR. G W SCOTT \M) MR E. A. BROWN WHICH WK PUBLISHED IN TUESDAY'S ISSUE ARE BELOW. Hefore discussing the new issues raised i n the letterfrom Mr. Scott
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    Musical Notes
    112 8 THE Singapore Gramophone and 1 Music Society met yesterday week, when a programme of music by Tschaikowsky was arranged ine next meeting will be held at 11, Newton Road, on Thursday next at 8.45 p.m. The following programme will be presented by a member of the society:— Overture,
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      139 8 RECORDS iBP Zl^— B I v 1 mtf) 1 1 llETißlll^rl I H.M.V. SPECIALISTS I SINGAPORE PENANO KUALA LUMPUR AN INVITATION TO MUSIC TEACHERsI J ihe Far Eastern Music School <»i Singapore is ever inw crostcci to communicate uith qualified music teachers either locally or abroad with view to engaging
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    Sunday's Concert
    462 9 naming 1 gvent tfi t9M mpor tance it next Sunday'* Or- vhestral Concert, which btthi Miuicoi Society'? fourth and last concert of thi uc I The orchestra icill be plu I Zmg Mozart? Overtun i 5 Figaro and Beethoven'- Fifth symvhony. V is not event dr./ that one
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    140 9 itmg I mtainalready Hushc> and gone .aU 1 the c mlstjon to mo is Eb that conirgue. I rcely re>t of musical t however, of Brown ;amptes iumns: Ci thai i' parti- 11/; critit ising which peoil<led. third point here eople far betot and critici >e and performances ity'
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    UNKNOWN
    92 9 by Justice, Mr 11, to po 1 i tabL\ ?f lp f he Tan rp.su It iotor acthe Full o $5 part of Riven on October 17 lilt, to the action brought by Teo against Mr. P. A. Page arising out of a m i0 accident which occurred at
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    WIFE'S AMAZING STORY OF HUSBAND'S DEATH
    727 9 TWO months after his marriage to woman a 1 25-vear-old Shanghai washerman wh< the Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Cash and jewellery valued $258 kept In the room were mining. Nc Hang Pong, wife of the deceased, testified that a robber had entered her room.
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      23 9 GLASSES Thompson CwUftjd $7 00. The cost ol U m^ the lenses depends y^ on your eyesight x nC€d Now! THOMPSON OPTICAL CO.
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      90 9 CATHAY CAFE Where Everybody Goes RETURN ENGAGEMENT of THAT POPULAR DANCING STAR Lucille Nicholson In New Numbers New (ostunus Also !)l 11 1 K »KS I 1 Captivating Cathay Cutie And Cowan Bailey DINE DANCE AT SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE RENDEZVOUS Non Diners $1.00 PHONE 3402. Service Concession t'.'.'.'Z, i Ik I
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    CHAP JI KEE OFFENDER GAOLED
    69 10 p mci four months' rigorou fault, [< ich by Mr I Ki third mn iy Woh. another Thin. same house l mi Chen Street whe i poUce raided flip place was In default, .seven d le imprisonment loi s\ ikmu' 'i the lottrrv. [nspector D
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    Hollywood Broadcast For War Fund
    82 10 s V "TT 1 1 Ui<h lhe Spe< ial Fu »< 1 Premiere Lt' a t ,h U bi l>i(tlire lf( Stavt<i '<* B'eak- i J fast at the < apitol Theatre on Tuesday next ec ember 10, through the special efforts of m' I
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    "Every Dollar Helps"
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    Singapore Schools' Entertainments
    156 10 Singapore Schools' Entertainments CTUDENTS of the Qutram School put up a creditable performance in their •Th 4 Annual Play' The Amateur Astrologer' 1 which was held at the school yesterday. In between the acts students of standards JI and 111 sang songs A concert was held yesterday at 6.30 p.m
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      119 10 W HOmd BRITISH INDMIiNES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). P I*n v°v lT slh t ]v aw being maintained by the nrh n i ri the StraiUj to their us P«rts of call 111 China. India, Ceylon and the United Kingdom rassengers arc requested to register their requirements tmted 1 Pmmt dTOn
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      188 10 Eczema ffch Killed in 7 Minutes back on in L n on<l we<sk or money r«r Skin tJSS»SS SSSli' n»* Mil* 1, 1 Wft (Incorporated in Australia) e ™?l? NTHLY SAILINGS TO BRISBANE SIDNEY, MELBOURNE via MV™ISK?N AND THURSDAY ISLAND. ipplfto lnformatlon regarding freight and passenger accommodation BOUSTEAD CO., LTD.
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      45 10 j Mickey Mouse By Walt Di^T] V** 'V" CO' Jill >^ T r- 1^» \f\ L5? S I °S?5 J?ln H J SE £05^1 I f >OM V J C^W\ I ~y~l VOL-r J I V WONT NEEP MY J 30V... y MEET J A °J*^H!
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      406 11 h Stations Vacant Junior salesman f P D 0. P tx 18. Kuala -^iTrn GARDNER for mowing bedOrange Groves Road. pjwre. H^-T retjuires compa- Box 832. Malaya iNo. 672F> lnd:.tn rook-boy AnjMTSon. HO. Tangl'n INO 682"" 1 »^sh T^rrT" TEACHER to teach Chinese. 0 Malay a Tribune. Singa(No. 51»0F» c
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      557 11 Wanted DANCE BAND REQUIRED for Dec. 24. 27 and 31. Write Box 795. Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. &83F) TO PURCHASE electric lighting set. S. j Law <fe Co. Ltd. M<:i-an-.ie Bank Chambers. Singapore. >. 57 i*'. WANTED Bungalow Hou«e Cheap T Geyl&ng Dint net. Apply Lim Yew Hoe. co Poste
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      483 11 Personal ATTENTION EMPLOYERS !nble trained Domestic Servants. Clerks, M. niok. Chauffeurs. Apprenuoes etc Call or Dial 3053. Employment Service Agency. 243. Middle Road. Singapore <S 0 667P) Miscellaneous HAVE YOU ever vlaited OrOxard Aestauraut 38, Orchard Kua4 for good food'/ (No 38yF> PRIVATE ENQUIRIES undertaken by ExI I >'' strictly
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      386 11 Lost 6- Found BULL TERRIER DOG Whit* with black patch on rlKht eye. left ear black. Finder please return to 423, Joo Chtat Road. Singapore Reward. (No. WiF) LO8T: Snail ginger coloured pv»P wfartn^ with red ilmng. Le«t »een on Menu. [Motile Ijunt |j> i round. For Sale kih <uor
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      393 11 ON THE; 1 AIR I -INT.APOKE ZHI- 225 metroj (1 3JJ kcls) /him 30 M m«urea (B.f» mr.il /hpi 41 in motrtt (7 ib me k> From MOO a m. to I. IS a m. rrom lOOtt am. to IM p m I iMki .>. on n m to 10
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    72 12 D I ?T 1 I I blown i: I j. Then I found by nei Mr. and Mn 1 i Fairs, who. ti -tM their ov I badly dam, I put to nelptheyctv nacl been killedK stantly. Her motß injuries wereV •severe that b he shortly after. I I
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    69 12 AFTER ram era B- 1 London, t :.strntp annooM tnat Roy I 27. a clerk. Of F?J 'e road. Plnni Midi would ttt for trial. I neU chinw. He was .a übOshing ten in to the 1 British Broadcasti m" in Gi accas it in a publican d Bi
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    DECEITFUL MEN
    3 12 DECEITFUL MEN in '■>
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      287 12 TWO GREAT STARS TOGETHER SPENCER Back from his recent "NORTHWEST PASSAGE" with GLAMOROUS HEDY, (The Lady of the Tropics') LAI I I 0 1^ .'1.1.? 6.1.i !U.> Pr S*~~ J To feurrrnWcr once \TSEm R j^"7afflr /awi l]AKlu%ikft WOMAN ifc-' METROTONE NEWS-of-the-DAY iritli Pictures of The INVASION of FRENCH INDOCHINA
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      254 12 Public Notice SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TENDERS. DERS are now invited for the following materials or service. Pot parti- culars tee Municipal Tender Room Supply of 2.000 Oval Galvanised Nightsoll Pall Blank Covers. 12 Noon, 17 December 1940 Supply of Galvanised Wrought Iron Tubes for the period 12 41 to 3i;i;42. 4
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    STOLEN BICYCLE LAMP
    60 13 STOLEN BICYCLE LAMP TLAIMING trial to a charge of fraudulent possession v. d y n a m o bicycle lamp. Yia Ah Lai. 3?. Hokkien, who produced be lore Mr. Oon Khye Kiang. acting third magistrate, yesterday, said that he bough i it but did not know that it was
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    Revenue Officer Who Stole 533
    87 13 Revenue Officer Who Stole 533 PRODUCED bMr. Oon Kliye Kiang, in the third cour t, yesterday, Chconj; Kee Bee, Revenue Officer, pleaded guilty to a charge of theft. Inspector Ball said that on Dec. 3, Mr. Mohamed bin Yahaui 'left hi.s coat containing $33 in the pocket. in the Rubber
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    65 13 Fraudulent Possession Charge BECAUSE he could not give a ffttll-lac-ory account of how be came to be In possession of a nickel cigarette case, Tan Teng Tong, appeared before the acting third magistrate, Mr. Oon Khye Kiang, yesterday, on a charge 01 fraudulent possession. On his claiming trial to the
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    "The Women Co To It".
    75 13 "The Women Co To It" -The Women Goj To It" is the title of a talk to be given! from the Singapore! broadcasting station to-night (Friday; -by Gertrude Htoch 7.10 Mrs. Hinch was in England at the outbreak of war. For nearly a year she worked at the headquarters of
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    123 14 y Anis if pts vi. \< ria s, h. OM Bovs P ts. DL\W\<. IUI M mrn lhf v H the victofia ves^dav lrV lt rURbV "B < I 1 lh r IJIh minut< Aelll opened thn. M hfn Va S? rknber K J "irouirh
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    632 14 SERVICES WIN 4ACAINST CIVILIAN COMBINED SERVICES .4; fGAPOKE (Civilians) .2. ANK oi the Ontri hockey MAtcfcCl of the season was seen on the Padang yesterday when the ombined Services, after being a ffoal down early in the game, inflicted the first defeat on the Singapore Civilians (four-two) in the hst
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      35 14 Sports Iliai? TO-DAY SOCCER: R.A.F. Fund Singapore v. RA F Road Stadium 5 p.m. HOCKjf 11. palestier: si' spoK ksr_ TIDE TABLE TO-DAY: 332 8 TO-MORROV 4.M m 8 lt>! 4 0J p.w-. 7 a
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    UNKNOWN
    119 15 I that the n to be in the ■J^ appointed. ml v Malays. joined the I *****. and vbo joined I lent record leading I b b< fore their Petty limd promotion of these K indicative of th« en- \ith v.-hich the Malays ii/ed tn. opportunity oi t l,
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    112 15 I ISTENERS in Malaya who have bc^n accustomed AJ to tuning-in to the early morm > rtlay. 1 may be interested in the following report from an up-country listener. The A. B.C. Station of Australia re-broadcasts the news from London at 6.05 a.m. Malayan time on
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    Food For Britain From The Empire
    95 15 Wellington, Dec b /COMMENTING on Lord Wool ton s announcement on the elimination of all imported fruit »ccepl oranges. Mr Walter Nash, Minister for Finance and Customs foi i New Zealand, said: 'We shall ua? all available space in ships trading between New Zealand
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    67 15 Boxing Postponed OWING to the indisposition oi Koh Ah Kow, who was billed to meet Baby Chocolate at the Happy World tonight, the junior boxing programme arranged by Mr. C. B. Tan has been postponed. Montreux, Dec. 5. —Copies of Gazette de Lausanne, coniaining a full and impartial
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    33 15 London, Dec. 5. The New Zealand Army Rugby team beat Oxford University by 21 points I<J1 <J live at Oxford today. Oxford meets Cambridge in the annual inter-Varsity match on Dec. 7. Reuter
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    SHORTS
    163 15 Chief Inspector Mohamed Taib, Alor Star, has returned i from leave and re--1 sinned duty as Chief Court Inspector. l Mr. Justice A. B. Howes and Mrs. Howes have left Ipoh for Penang en route i to India and South Africa before return- ing to Eng'and, where i they
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    CYPRIOTS ENLIST
    72 15 London. Dec. b* /WER 5,000 Cypriote wlio have voluntarilv enlisted in Uw inland colony are now serving in the British Army. The great majority is overseas with the Middle Eastern fiorai It is learned f^om Cyprus that last week over 500 volunteered lor service in tli£ ranks of
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    To-day's Soccer On Stadium
    98 15 To-day's Soccer On Stadium THKRE should be- many thrills at 1 the Ai el Stadium this moon when the Royal Air t, penior league champions and Cup runners- up, meet the "Mai; winning side ol SniKapoi' othall match in aid of Fund. wi.t in thi Cup ,n>.e emerged Victoria hi;
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    ROOSEVELT TELLS OF NEW CANADIANU.S. LAKES' TREATY
    219 16 Detroit, uec. DRESIDENT Kooseveit in teniK t» ask Congress (o approve a treaty with Canada lor tin* completion <»f the St. Lawrence si»awa> and power project le President made this aim >uncement to the Great ea Seaway ;md Power Conference to-day Thr St.
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    33 16 Luiidoii. Doc. 5 Tlv famous cnckcter, M k. Faster who captaineci England apainst the Australians, nu died. Hp was one of the f'imous band of brothers who plav •cd cricket lot Worcestershire Reuter
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    113 16 ohuu (tiut I.) riiemv ftirci i de.slro\ r Britain to-4ftf. One Bnh-.ii Ifktoi iraa lost but ihv pilot is safe. i: F bomlniv. la 4 Bifht, made :i MsUUaci attack <»»! nous obj«'(-tiv<'> in the Pit dori area, when* hrcs and twplortMM lestiUt'ii hum thp bombing Another force
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    97 16 nberra, Dec. 5. THE Australian Government control all Australian coastal shipping ding to a bemeat by Sir Earle Page. Minister of Commerce. day. T: -t Ls to enable the accumulation ot general cargo ai Apstralian ixirt? to be handled exditiously. The action lias been taken
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    BRITAIN TO COMB NIGHT MENACE
    217 16 Mr. D. H. Christie of the Teacliing Staff of the Sultan Abdul Hamid College. Alor Star, has been called up for service with the R.N.V.R. London. Dec. 5. GOVERNMENT'S I ermination to combat night bombing was emphasised by Captain Harold Balfour, Parliamentary Under-Secretary tor Air.
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    199 16 Wilmington (Delaivare), Ih MK U. II arptnter, junior, I'reMdent o| the De Hanson Cmmptmj, declared thai the compam had viol:ti M no law v..i, riJf u> lh( 1 Bdtt ii (.r:u\d Jur\ indkttient ol his rdinpanv. uilh 2S others, for bein^ concerned a 'u wnrld-wide cliain »f
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