Morning Tribune, 9 December 1940

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    Masthead
    16 1 Morning Tribune Vol. s— No. 267, Monday, Dec. 9, 1940. Morning Tribune Monday, December 9, 1940
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    Castle Ship In Port
    258 1 Castle Ship In Port Montevideo, Dec. 8. [IMS. Carnarvon Castle dock- ed at 5 p.m. to-day and landed seven dead and ten wounded seamen. Uruguayan officials who boarded the Carnarvon Castle declared they saw gaping holes from several hits above the waterline, but observers, including newspapermen who were not allowed
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    Business (In The Air) As Usual
    61 1 Britain goes 5 ■on as usual. S The Brit i s h J Airways flying- [boat "Clare" arrived at a i British port" from America 2 after crossing from Botwood, I Newfound- land, to Foy- nes, Eire, m 12 hours 20 mm- utes, one
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    Story Of Sino-British Alliance
    245 1 Tokyo, Dec. 8. dispatch to the c news agency negotiations are ling between the Ambassador to China all ttfanf Kal Shek (onrlusion of a secret lance between id China. 1 agency attributed the "reliable Chinese ShanfhaL th il thai (h^ terms of •1 allianro would auous
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    MUSSOLINI IN PANIC: NAVY CHIEF RESIGNS
    687 1 MUSSOLINI IN PANIC: NAVY CHIEF RESIGNS ITALY DETERIORATING fHE CHIEF OF THE ITALIAN NAVAL STAFF, ADMIRAL DOMENICO CAVAGNARI, HAS RESIGNED AT HIS OWN REQUEST, ACCORDING TO A ROME MESSAGE TO THE OFFICIAL GERMAN NEWS AGENCY. ADMIRAL ARTURO RICCARDI HAS BEEN APPOINTED HIS SUCCESSOR. Cavagnari, who was a member of the
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    ITALIAN ATTACK WAS PLANNED
    117 1 ITALIAN ATTACK WAS PLANNED r Athens, Doc. 8. FE extent of the premedi- atioii of the Italan attack on Greece is proved by doeu- I ments found by the Greeks m their advance into Albania. Photostatic copies of these documents, which belong to the Third Julia Division, were shown to
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    Windsors To Visit Florida
    88 1 Miami, Dec 7 THE Duke and Duchess of Windsor will arrive here from Nassau on Tuesday aboard the steamer Munareo 00 trtctlf pn™le visit of four days during which the Duchess will undergo a major dental operation at the hospital SB Miami Beach for an Infected
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    32 1 London, DM Thaw was no enemy air activity over this country last d an Air MinL- <> M v it is learnrd In London that R.A V targeU »n German-. nwrnv ocl Reuter
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    Six Days Of Blockade In Shanghai
    160 2 Six Days Of Blockade In Shanghai Shanghai. Dec. 8. WHILE the .situation continues to remain quiet m the blockaded ■one m the Japanese occupied tor the western district ol thifl •rday entered its sixth day of the blockade following the .snootB Japanese gendarme by Chinese Runny Meanwhile, officials of the
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    Additions To U.S. Navy
    37 2 Washington, Dec. 7. POL Knox, Secretary of the Navy v has asked Congress to authorise the spending of three hundred million dollars for strengthening the anti-aircraft defences of the Navy's fighting ships. Reuter
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    LAVAL'S VISIT TO BERLIN SHELVED
    124 2 LAVAL'S VISIT TO BERLIN SHELVED Madrid. Dec. 8. rpHE Berlin correspondent of a local newspaper states that M. Laval's visit to Berlin has been cancelled. Ik adds: 'This can only be interpreted as postponement of all Franco-Cierman collaboration m the fight of the Reich against England." According to Berlin sources,
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    Italy Left Out In The Cold
    87 2 Italy Left Out In The Cold Belgrade, Dec. 7. ANNEXATION by Germany A „f Alsace and the use of the French fleet Ls the price which Hitler is going to ask Laval to pay for peace, aceoHttnf to reliable information reaching Belgrade. It is believed that when Laval visits Berlin
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    DESPERATE MOVES BY MUSSOLINI
    778 2 (B\ General Sir Hubert Gough. Reuters military commentator) V LONDON, DXC. MARSHAL BADOGLIOS RESIGNATION, OR REMOVAL— WHK l ILVKIi it MAY BE— IS AN EVENT OF FIRST CLASS IMPORTANCE. BUT UNTIL WE IN DECIDE WITH CERTAINTY WHICH IT IS, IT IS DIFFICULT TO ASSESS ITS FULL
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      90 2 L Q Ji V\ 1"^ m*J*~ Am &ml w^ -<^ \Jw* m For extra lightness m cakes and steaks and chops before grilling and scones, use MAZOLA instead ot get the full taste of good meat, shortening. Give fried fish a super And for mayonnaise and French crispness by frying
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      43 2 INDIAN OFFICERS FETED FE Indian Troops* Entertainment I luncheon yesterday to the Vicer officers of the Indian Repiments rti The party, which was held at Mi side bungalow at Tanionß Balai. w 400 pue.sts. including Hi* Fxcellencv V. Bond fthr General Officer Conw-
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    He Looks As If He's Leaving-But "He Stayed For Breakfast"
    182 3 l,or' i t!;i Young and Melv.vn < Douglas m a scene from "He i I Stayed F©f Breakfast," the 8 IIILII ions olumbia comedy S I MMC6M which has a War I Fund premiere at Ihi Capi- I tni theatre
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    U.S. AID FOR GREECE & BRITAIN
    236 3 U.S. AID FOR GREECE BRITAIN New York, Dec. 7. ■is learned that highly placed admini■stration officials are discussing a twoBnt plan for financial aid to Britain, Is the Washington correspondent of the ■ociated Press. The plan which some officials predict will be adoptI is stated to provide firstly, that Britain
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    Credits For Spain
    104 3 Washington, Dec. 8. DIPLOMATIC exchanges, an- j at present under way with j Spain involving the possible extension of credits for food- stuffs but no agreement has been reached. Mr. Cordell Hull made this i dement before the PNM conference yesterday when re- t, plying to a
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    R.A.F. RAID ON ASSAB
    70 3 Cairo. Dec. 8. VKT another raid was made M Imfc and a nernrbj large motor transport com nitration. Saturday's R.A.F. communique. Photographs taken dun: thP damaee done by the raid* on Noi 24 'oSrable, two dumps being c<nn V WWly tr y on Dw^NcghclU, Moyale and
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    Roosevelt Pledges Aid
    212 3 Roosevelt Pledges Aid Washington, Dec. h. THE United .States hai offered Greece "any kind belp she ita Including war planes," declared :i Greek Legation official relay. Th tion official specified only pianos In discussing with reera what typi at aid might b" coming. H' emphasised, howi ter, t had been
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    Services' Brevities
    627 4  -  Ubique By I S rrilk An c applied for admission to the Singapore Baseball Leaj \u will i I M the R.A.F. aa the representatives of the Ser- S vices againsi such teams as the Americans j Japanese, Ked Sox, and possibly the Chinese. What the Aussies' chances
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    JOHORE BUILDING WILL HOUSE ALL STATE OFFICIALS
    369 4 (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) BY AUGUST NEXT YEAR, JOHORE WILL HAVE PROIS \BLY THE FINEST PUBLIC BUILDING IN MALAYA WHEN THE GIGANTIC TWO MILLION-DOLLAR NEW GOVERNMENT OFFICES AT JOHORE BAIIRU ARE COMPLETED. Work on the building has been progressing speedily, m spite of the
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    Importance Of New Soviet Move
    96 4 Chungking, Dec. 7. CHINESE circles attach much importance to the Soviet agreement to the establishment of a United States consular office at Vladivostock It is considered that the openIng up m Vladivostock will make the port an important route of Soviet-American trade. Informed circles also
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    No Barter Of British Territories
    49 4 No Barter Of British Territories London, Dec. 8. MR C. R. ATTLEE, Lord Privy Seal, asked m the Hou.se <<t Commons to give an ranee that the Government would not barter the sovereignty iiiy BritLsh territory m return Cor war supplies from foreign countries, aid, "Yes, sir."— British Wirei.
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    Savings Certificates
    26 4 Malayan War Savings Certificates have now passed the one and a half million dollars mark, having brought m another $200,000 during the last fortnight.
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      96 4 /T F X g o/d brandy When the Huguenots landed In South Africa over 30C y^ rs trcJ i they brought with them a knowledge of ranc y™ foU ndation the well-known vineyards m France. This formed tne^ of an industry, now the second largest In South Ainca by gold-mining.
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    U.S. WAR PLANES BEST
    65 5 Washington, Dec 7. ■i war planes now being produced m the Unit*' 1 mU re equal to the "bed In the world." -slates tinKirtment. Action t:ikm m February b> I the existing mass <>r orders were placed m ted deficiencies disclosed by the war, for m
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    CHINESE LEADER ON LOCAL CO-OPERATION
    319 5 CHINESE LEADER ON LOCAL CO-OPERA TION JIIERe WAS EXCELLENT RESPONSE TO THE HPPEAI BY THE CHINA RELIEF FIND COMMITTEE OF SINGAPORE TO SWELL THE LORI) MAYORS \IR X \H) VICTIMS' RELIEF FIND WHEN THOUSANDS Mil \M> ED CHARITY PERFORMANCES ON SATURDAY IN SINGAPORE'S THREE AMUSEMi M PARKS— THE GREAT WORLD,
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      184 5 GRAND VMAS SALE Cathay Silk Store 38-39 Bras Basah Road V\JA SUITS 1 IV fr»r SO 90 V^ M -is AND naCKßtfl its .si no WWSI ki,s f. s si oo 4^ BOX on 1 i^ HA .SILKB J. ii, SI Ofl IYd $0 65 M< IT! KNICKKR.S I ftt
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    ATTRACTIVE LASSES TAKE PART IN CONCERT FOR R.A.A.F. PARTIES
    1461 6  - ATTRACTIVE LASSES TAKE PART IN CONCERT FOR R.A.A.F. PARTIES Vera Ardmore PEOPLE AND PLACES By THOMPSON Road residents who .saw a bus laden with pretty past their noulay night, must have vvnndcr•d what H lug or. (,irl s wrr f a \n\\ <-i attractive \oung Singapore "lovflies" en route to
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    For the Wool Fund
    39 6 i> a p h n c OTOwyer, wh <• l>iivs the p:ir< of the second >iis. Carrol In lhf My 'Thr Tun Mrs. Caii'.ii pictured In fv i dressing i on the Mom j will I
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      157 6 DO YOr NFKI) (il ASSKS Thompson (rrtifled nes and Mount-^*£p)&^%. A ngs are priced^| \J .2 $3.«0 S.VOO and jf^Sjr^ T*. 00. The cost of :J» l^nsrs depends V^ J£^ nfeds. c hoin '.old JIIOMPSON OPTICAL CO. OualilMfi fi^Thi >-^(i;i 4. ARC \DF BLD(. PBOMt 3002. 9> X Thnrnpvm Dr.
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      149 7 BUILT TO t1 i V I S ll OF EXCELLENCE To-day, when competition is keen m world markets, the purchaser is often tempted l>\ (heap price to buy what is only an inlt her imitation ol a Starina machine. To those who are about to buy a cycle it is
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      220 7 Gums Bleed, Teeth Loose! Stop Pyorrhea and Trench Mouth m 24 Hours IOOM w*m i ii tim cjk or h Mouth, w} x^ will ev< ntu til] .nd ha \.o t .•U t ruout ii<i cut the w Id bo th.it now tli.it four out of c\. ry \\\>- \<
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    WHY JAPAN HAS BLUNDERED IN CHINA WAR BLUNDERFO IN CHINA WAR
    1546 8  - WHY JAPAN HAS BLUNDERED IN CHINA WAR BLUNDERFO IN CHINA WAR EDWARD ELLIS By .1 "V""\ i Japanese propaganda m the China J war has been consistently bad j j Japan has shown that she is out to despoil China, not to "save" it: i for the Chinese, as she
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    NEW THREAT IN FAR EAST
    1018 9  -  Stanley Jackson t 'm "the Sphe* S ill I, the prewifi European rcftflici develop into a world uar? Kecenl deulop- men suggest thai the question may be answered not m Washington but m bkyo. Japan's proclamation of a new order m the Pacific; the temporary
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    Key To Story
    100 9 Key To Story I THE DUTCH )v. \s t r\nn s ARE NOW ON i ffi: EDGE or Till DANGER > ZONK IN THIS S PACIFIC: I rum far off Japa.i lir.i es have al- ready reachfil HailUin, off French ln<l<> iuna. The threat to 1101--fC land's possessions m th**
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    Netherlands East Indies And Japan
    384 9 Netherlands East Indies And Japan rib. GREAT WEALTH OP HOLLAND II \s LAW IN lIFF* OVERSEAS POSSESSIONS PARTI (TI. IRI/V CN Till. EAST INDUS. WHERI SHI HOI I>s JAVA, SUMATRA, THE MOLUCCAS, Mosi Of BORNEO, AND I 111 CELEBES. .THEY U»»:i NOT REGARDED As COLONIES OK DOMINIONS BIT AS AN
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    An Open Letter To Mr, Eric Davis
    1260 10  - An Open Letter To Mr, Eric Davis L.C Hoffman Mr. Eric Davis, Director of Broadca*tii Malaya. |\EAR Mr. D;. I'm-, tell me you have come here to brighten Singapore 1,,,,, ng. Cod knows. it'H m need of brightening. Before you settle down to the t&flk ol t< ii ing the
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    Straws in the Wind
    291 11 Straws in the Wind AMI RICAN newspaper scouts i hate been trying to locale j )'»iits 1.11.A. h-aders N »an Russell and Fram il Stewart hi Berlin hare leaned from the iuth< rtties that they have rmany and «one to NorthMaybe these l.vo 'f'" 'i.. being held there m ss
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    PM's FIRST $1,500,000
    734 11 the .stockholders of Ml( ,n tabl id PM. which i ,1 to crash New time circle of newscopiea of a letter. I intend to under th? laws and roncliVfi Very truly yours, Ihe letter punciiich PM's directors that after about 31 months of publication PM through— and
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    MORNING TRIBUNE MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1940. THE BLOND BEAST
    347 11 MORNING TRIBUNE MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1940. THE BLOND BEAST IN the course of a broadcasi (lav, sir Robert Vansittart, I Diplomatic Adviser to the Foreign Office, had some interesting! if not verj complimentary, things to say about the lerman mentality. His remarks were not m nor were they original, but
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    HE'S TAKEN 50,000 PICTURES, HE'S BEEN PICTURED ONLY ONCE
    624 12 UI-: h.is taken 50.000 pictures, developed and iitrcl them himself, and ly Ofiee has hv ever sat fur a photograph ol himself and that only I'm a pass port. lie" is Chong IVlng Wah, Ah Wah to his news paper associates
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    The Man At Work
    42 12 Dortgin* the camera, as usual, Cameranr.in Wah site m his mom working on the batch »>t pictures which appear m (his ivsuc of the Morning Tribute. Bm special enlargcr can be seen m MIC corner ttf i'k* room.
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      77 12 SIN 120 DAYS TO AUSTRALIA The first Europeans who discovered the new Continent ,JKOH2if took lour months to sail from Malaya to the East Coast HBll s of Australia. The hardship of the trip was more than jfSßwjf even those tough seafarers could bear: fresh food was -difficult to obtain,
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    MUMDAY When Battle Talk Is Taboo
    463 14 MUM DAY When Battle Talk Is Taboo IliTlii* Corner We Uixv Von 1»«AI VJHY nol a tall- Not a day of Trappist sileiw dumb from dawn to dug-out, but a day when talk about i 1M hours i week when we should mmr to forg I tl ►rtcomings of our
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    Three Stories With A Point
    180 14 Three Stories With A Point :I. Catch 2 In Andri < > pen- Z inner shod fttdttf mt<> i in* depths of i trod j hatchery, when fish became r 9 .11 D&jrst ilied oflicials i i-t Scratched their beads, then brokt la M the strang- waterside musiii Through hole
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    'W—and Peace'
    84 14 'W— and Peace' In Chicago. 2A- year pM Lawreoci I Vehlnn stole 573 I from a farmer em- plover, fcave him- 2 ap to the police. If they sent Him to jail, said he, lie could write a prisan novel better liian Dostoevski's 'The House of the id." Alter two
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    178 14 MAGISTRATE SANDBACH, at his Marlbo J Court, was m a modern 2label. I i-m T ,\M. urner appeared belon» him. Some were «\ntaMi some prayerful, writes Fop Wrifht m the Dtilj i \pifl They had all been swept into that par >'■; Lmf by the tide of war. Policemen
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    ALL BURNT UP
    68 14 ALL BURNT UP A GARDENER, DoUj J n fined £2 at La, causing a fire m undenmß m a wood, told the poll 1 he lit a fire a mo M burn out wasp a 9 must have b n smouldeH ever since without his \M Frank Percy Rid I
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    The Ghostar Greystones
    2521 15  -  JOHN OLIVED ESSEX 12tei>^J^ /•OLOXEL WILLIAM BASLOW I rely, that it was "All nonsense." Baslow said she could not stand Aunt Louie having such fancies when every sensibl" n knew that such things did not exist. said that it was abou*. something exciting di n at "Greystones"
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    EIGHT DROWN
    76 16 SIX soldlera and two sailora wert drowned when a „r an d m the harbour at St. Mawes Cornwall, recently. m the village hall, and offered I a "lift" harbour fa them 1 i« to So) struck by la and capsi. IT soldiers v. '.runners Chav and Riley.
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    Aid To Britain
    168 16 TWO shilling all she had has U ID <*ent by an Ifrican Girl Banger to the Ciirl Guides' Association m London as her contribution towards the w.ir it. She Wtni Ibifl letter:— "Y\V h»'.ir that )it v promen are I heir hu bam Dine men are hurting
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    YOUNG U.S. STAGES BIG YOUTH RALLY
    85 16 I I LI C 2 WHEAT, Victoria J i n LnceM and June Milani. > rbeir nanet may mean noth- m? to ><>v or to many but tfuy were three snappy girls I Rmeng nearly a thousand yonnfstcra and adults who took part m
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    Home Guard Accused Of Murder
    68 16 Home Guard Accused Of Murder A Home Guard, 1 0 William II 1 1 j a labourer. ded f>r a Ith the murder of Chi nard, 08, ;i n tired flti ;md il«i m Nlcholli ut-avem Ins| id that i" said 'l did not murder either of tl men H
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    EAT AND BE ENTERTAINED
    50 16 THE audience arrives at the theatre and eats its tiffin i while watching the show. I This happens at the Arts I Theatre Club, which is stag- ing for Londoners first class i ballet shows at a shilling a head during luiuhtime. Ballet good J>obs worth?
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    Communal Meals
    83 16 POMMI NAL feeding is the late t v meal stunt m Britain. Soim centres cater for 3,000 people wWJ turn up for a solid meal whicti costs them only 6d. or Bd. Pieturr here gives an idea of the dinner they set: meat, three ye«. for Gd., and
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    80 17 '()H someone equally wise, once said: "There's a j II even minute Through the years this has roMisistcniv true. Except that m America, which ofHnn tniff the scale of everyone else, a sucker ei^Heven i seconds. t I r«) nviv money to sit m a rapidl>- inMster ar.i\ attempt
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    She's There, Awaiting Her Chance
    26 17 IN a beautiful swimming pool se tin^ m Beverly Hills. Hollywood is your.:: Ellen Drew posed for this plct ire. A
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    104 17 lilil there are tremeßardment.s on m that counS .h!<ti our million times iltaH-!it ad— the so-called mighty atom. ihrH war" on the atom is a •it fl machine. This apparatus is b.i t hiH rurrent of tretid'jB i;<»\vn a 40-foot vacuum at peeßni; 100.000.U00 miles an hour— a d^w
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    Nazis Using Marriage Bureau Spy System
    183 17 CERTAIN so-called matri moniaJ agencies Investigated by the authorities hav< been found to be part of th< i Gestapo spy system m Eng] Two of ?h» rides, It is p veali d, ha\ d f<>r the purpose of marrying off German girls to Influential
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    GERMANS TOLD 'KEEP YOUR SOAP ON A STRING'
    47 17 GERMANS TOLD 'KEEP YOUR SOAP ON A STRING' > VEEP yomi <>n .1 tiri j It'i wn teonomk i ih. i the (,irnian ntmtp > S so ip is s trn v y t Mil li a month. loi irj to t*»urh n vulli d h mi* v p^(
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    BEDTIME STORIES
    949 18  - BEDTIME STORIES Constance Egan By after an exciting day, the kiddies will love these charming tales The Christmas Present TIMMY was a daring fat. squirmy puppy, one ;.v ..f four, and son of Sally the fox terrier. longed to Je: thinking about Christmas presents. T shall Rive Timmy to Pat,"
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    Such A Pretty Fancy Dress!
    59 18 Such A Pretty Fancy Dress! MAKE this inexpensive but very pretty a:id origli "Christmas Cracker" ume for your small daughter's fancy drc* rty. Fcr the main body ie you will want crepe r mounted on a cheap muslin Then inset a panel back front of cellophane m a deeper crepe
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    CATERING for the FESTIVE SEASON
    822 19 CATERING for the FESTIVE SEASON Ip asions call for something special on the If »me thing that is a lit tie out of the c and easy to prepare. The home -tgn us lor success, will doubtless find some rilowfng selected recipes. E PETITS FOURS. lon t. n yolk. the
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      67 19 l^*.-«»* l I^ v c.s if "'for 4 k ronoi»ii ail and noiiris li i n di■li v try (old §t•r ac e MITTOX" Crtlttl per Ib. $0.1 Le? (wMt) per li. Loin (hops pif Ib. $0 sh'iuidtr (while) pw i»> S«» Cold Sto/atfe Mutton I Ixtter < urm^ 4TftiJ]
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      173 20 N *HsECf I IROM Australia, the land of sunshine with its boundless fields of sun-drenched natural feed that give a gleaming golden colour to the butter made from the rich cream of the cows who enjoy these fine crops, comes COW GIRL BUTTER. While you enjoy its full palate-satisfy-ing taste,
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    368 21 THE Lord Chief Justice in oils gazes down on the wreckage of the Inner Temple Hall. K.C.. where benchers, barristers, and students have met to dine, wine, and talk for years past. Lord He wart's was the only portrait undamaged when a high explosive bomb tore through the oak ceiling
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    GOERING BROS. STRIKE "OIL"
    208 21 IKBKRT (iOERING, brother of Hitlers air chief. has just succeeded m adding substantially to »G«ring family's funk hoard of foreign currency moments m secret deposits outside Germany. To the £1.501,000 oi msiua: foreign bonds, shares and moncv which Air Chief Goering has salted away :n Switzerland.
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    52 21 ul.sa. Okla.. Dogcatcher Ernest Roberts was Ponded for "exceeding his duty" after he arrested and a woman for drunkenness, took them his dog wagon. Kana., an attorney sneezed. As his h popped out of his mouth and skiddled two stenographers took the plate for 'fnped no on their chairs
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    Fined For Thefts From Unoccupied Mansion
    74 21 Fined For Thefts From Unoccupied Mansion Three well-dressed men wen charged at Welshpool with the theft of a dinner service, gun and »\\ord trom Garth Hall, the unoc cupied country mansion belonging to Colonel George My t ton, w,here they were engaged on Government work. Sidney John Baldock, Belle Vueroad.
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    Hoaxed A Regiment
    268 21 W«l 6.0.C. London, Dec. 4. ALTERN'S R i«estprank" m telell name of the ordering his o stand-to for 7 1 was ie.tl al genera] courtinn borough, •I that 81 men 1 '»"t and had to fuU kit as a hia order. <>r!t< m .Morris AU^' the Royal
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    CONJURING TRICKS For Family Parties
    1185 22 CONJURING TRICKS For Family Parties cimfi.f: tricks efficiently performed, amuse and Inter b "Id and young. The budding enterr, however, must always remember that the very best trick can be spoiled by bad presentation, v. inle the very simplest can be turned into a baffling mystery by good presentation. Bear
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    "What's The Answer?"
    251 22 "What's The Answer?" Who .should become airpilots?— Those who are .no eartMy good. When is a money-lender a bad lot?— When he takes too much interest m his business. Why is there nothing funny m the case of a bl woman who was able to see directly after she won*
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    Christmas Party GAMES
    1101 23 Christmas Party GAMES v want your party to be a great success, remem--1 t^ a t your guests expect to be entertained and !tfi and you must not fail them m this res; at ly therefore, with plenty of suggestions for *c competition! also, provide great fun, and living of
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    Gen. Li Satisfied
    57 24 Chaw After inspecting the ttJK) the front BS, General L' Jen, commander-m-cmet Fifth War Zone. OT^d faction at the moral md < r of his men cspeciall: new recruits who active service. th r General Li declared tniw situation is weU m tan d pared with despom.
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    CHINESE GIRLS AS AIR HOSTESSES
    242 24 A GROUP nf chic and irracious fflrifl b«V« star'^ new pi ision for Chinese women. They arc the nation 1 air hostesses, serving m a charming way at 250 miles an no| on board the China National Aviation Corporation's im Douglas plaw The corporation, m
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      206 24 I IIOO*i: VOI It X'MA§ 4.11 I from GIAN SINGH'S <.lIAM> A.VM Al X'MAS CASH Fascinating Enchanting Gifts For All Here Are Some Of The Wonderful Bargains. grass mats A± MIRO KLEER KAYEB 130. A Square Foot. \jdßl Green Brown Jfc« I .S.A. Stockings. C'ALFY'S CRA( Kilts Tir^i Special Price
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    BOMB MAKES BLIND MAN SEE AGAIN
    73 25 BOMB MAKES BLIND MAN SEE AGAIN hMiiii falli"8 l" IK „iis r <" ii -iot he 10.1 it" MirMto" bM .I.. iii-iii. Mr. J. I'; iurliMS-lrret. üburthe :l ft. moon sun-0 p e lu visit 'he companion J r ha stoed by him all hh years of dark- J L
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    BOMBS OR NO BOMBS -WE'VE GOT A JOB
    90 25 IHMNv iiont-line farmers are Uefym- Ihe bomber. Along the M>ii»h-tast <oa^t. u»un t.iiders than ever the townsfolk do. it, i, ked o many farmers, writes a r«Jjrter. lime: -Bombs or no bombs, w«'ve The cows must be milked ano lined m." irma
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    New Valve Guards Britain's Gas Supply
    261 25 V llonibs i ORITAIN is to have a new gas system which will counteract the destruction and supply delays caused by bombs on gas mains. Since the war began experts have been trying to evolve a method of preventing wholesal damage by raiders to
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      148 25 oiiii i si \irs VHIS lIAZAAII '\(n- FToney, P Polar Baan; Gate, Dogs, Ducks, (hicks. A Rabbits, Snow White ft Seven Dwarfs, Blue Fairies, et< etc. GAMES— Ludo, I/>tto, Snake and Ladder, Draughts Boards, Ai hery, Skittles, Dart Boards, Pyramids, Soldiers, Wagon Cubes, etc., etc. BOOKS— for children adults. X'MAS
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    41 Churches In One Diocese Destroyed
    59 26 41 Churches In One Diocese Destroyed Lund; n. Dec 7. AS an indication of tin indiscriminate damage done by German bomb' liy the den of buildings vhloti could o .stretch of Ima m be military objectivea," the uiven In the Dk^ niagatlne of Rorhosier arc instrucIn tii Mioc-cs alone, 41
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    Three Days For Trip To Sydney
    302 26 THE three-day BingaporeSydney trip \a still a sensation which leave.Qg impression 111 1 memory. As noil as t.he Singapore airport has ippeaved a-n excellent jou. begins over the thousands of little islands of the Riouw Archipelago. After note than an hour the plane arrive
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    His Answer
    93 26 His Answer FE Rev. E. Festln Williams, of Blaenau Festiniog. Merlonp.tn. was asked at a village Meeting what he would do if a Gerairman approached him. The meeting endea More hp p.ould reolv. A few days later a I nornier. shot d> OS a Spitfire, crashed a few fact away
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    Accused Of Murder
    55 26 CKNEST MURRAY man, of V.i"h; accusod der i I f<. -pi. Afi committed foi ti Ass, iftet evidence had ■11 taken In pri- Mr Harb; of the Prink Supremo ut, Mrs Harbun.s Singh and family wil' be proceeding to India on six months' leave m the course
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      337 27 DDSDSAGFDSAFA "(■ituations Vacant I B^rr^7ed Junior saleaman. m-- tK (No. 606F) IJ^mr" USHMAN requires compa- Box 832. Malaya M (No. 672F) ■^^m^~~V~' I:;riian rook-boy Ap_^^M 110. Ta: ;^m (No. 682^> H cucher. l'Jdy. for I ivnang Chinese, >l A, 1 1 251. Burmah (No. 677F) d Shipping clerk ifi^K'-cw'.-. niTire
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      550 27 •Wanted WANTED 15,20 H.P. Diesel Engine 700 KPM. Apply Manager, Selborne Plantation. Padang Tungku. (No. 674F) FOR CASH: cheap redlo set: AC. 230 wolts, not older than 3 yrs. Box 836. Mala j a Tribune. Singapore. (No C80T) WANTED One typewriter (Standard not 100 old. State price and where me
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      447 27 Miscellaneous HAVE YOU ever visited Orchard ltesta jrant. 38. Orchard Road for good food? i^No 3»F> SERVICE AND COMPOST Guaranteed at Nru Asia Hotel, 2. P«* Se«h Street bingapore. R..u moderate, niudwa. samtatlon MM CAFE on the ll« mile Ponggol Road. Restaurant Bar Bu. Bwlinmhn c etc. Caierers lor speck
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      370 27 Property For Sale o SW. Oeylang Road farilculara Xrom Singapore. AUD HOUSK No. 12. KuT!iri~Road. I iper Seranuoon). Area s«. ft. at M Apply 74-3. Hrns Bn»ah Road. i no. m*i SALi: or To Let i,. n. v tout bungalow, neai h en 4 B ■Tioe IW.OOO, fully furnished. Rein
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      390 27 ;0N THE; I AIR s SINi.AHWK AHL lib metres 1 333 lie s) /iiri to mrirti h» mew) /.ii*«j 41.38 met*e« 7 W mr »> > > nun it IM) a.m. to >v. I- roni 10 (Hi a.m. to IM p m I Kirn .V liO p m t# lo
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    MAKING CHRISTMAS SHOPPING A PLEASURE
    139 28 ■EWELLERI is aji everlasting *if t for a J present and Singapore's tMest i- aHleiv lishment will be foremost this Christmas m n, of attractive presents. In spij c O f the ustock this year is as extensive and weU-s*li*« m any previous year. One
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    Film Shots
    193 28 iIANNA DURBI ith i rsal pi £50.000 a year week! How the lives wit I and pa. A< I I, m a >l|l house with i ;fl ming pool I piano, an organs dos and a pale bedroom overloolM a flowered terifl She lives simply. Bj That Ik
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      523 28 SEASON EXTENDED OWING TO GREAT SUCCESS! CAPITOL 3.U 0.15 9.13 P%a *j<*\7take mis Latest MBTROTONE NEWS-of-the-DAY nith Pictsrea of The INVASION oi FRENCH INDOCHINA By T'u JAPANESE, Scenes of THE JAPANESE BOMBING of the BURMA ROAD, I.S. Ambassador Joe Kennedy's Farewell Message to the People of Kritain, etc. The Picture
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    U. S.-Australian Talks
    54 29 London, Dec. 8. QUESTIONED m the House of Commons on the conversations which have taken place m Washington between the Australian Minister, Mr Casey, and Mr. Cordell Hull, the U.S. Secretary for State, the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs. Mr. R. A. But.'er. declined to mak? any statement
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      42 29 London, Dec. 8. Mr. P. Dupuy, a member of the staff of the Canadian Legation m Paris up to last June, has proceeded, to unoccupied France to investigate, on behalf of the Canadian Government, the position of Canadians living the: British Wireless
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      80 29 London, Dec. o. Lord Lloyd has sent this message to the Sultan of Zanzioar: "May I express to Your Highness my Jympathy and sense of great loss the Empire has suffered m the deaih of Sir Ali bin Alim. His service and personality will long be gratefully remembered by his
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      109 29 London, Dec. S. The British Army at home will enjoy a merry X-mas m the traditional way as far "as exigencies of the service." permit. Mess presidents and games organisers are equally determined to make the festival go with a swing. The former will combine roast beef with turkey on
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      117 29 London, Dec. B.— The Second Canadian cuvisional signals are adapting commercial facsimile transmission to military purposes. After many months of research, an experiment plan has been devised which experts believe will increase the efficiency of the Canadian as well as British armies. This type of communication has never previously been
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      344 29 DERLANDSCHS HANDELATSCHAPPIJ, N.V ,1 Charter A.I ling Society) BANKERS X. 40,030,000 1 12,000,000 on F don Correspondents ppOVINCIAL BANK P LIMITED Bead Office: BATAVIA. Branches.lands t* si Indies:— Sour* a tmarang, Medan, Wei redea, Bandoeng, Cherlbou rt* Solo, Tjilatjap, Djembex lembang, Bandjermasin, Ma Jsar pontianak, Pemangkat leta'wang, Sambas, DJamo. iaboemi,
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      168 29 |||V i'ositivii.v last i>\v DON'T miss THIS TomVyis Ralph Lunn |B^. YvonneArnaud CHANCE TO SEE A REALLY GOOD ft X COMEDY I^MR^ \jsmjf%) Also: GAUMONT ■/JrlAjl. luEet BRITISH NEWS tMoffmlk/ileSt OPENING TO-MORROW 6 is 9.1s THE FAMOUS COMEDY THAT HAS BEEN SHOWN SOMEWHERE OR OTHER FOR THE LAST 50 YEARS
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    "BUSINESS AS USUAL" WAS MALAYA'S SPORTS MOTTO
    1361 30  -  Larry Carroll By 'OISINKSS M usual" could D easily l*» Malaya's motlo (n the sports front as on any vhon front m the country. Hitler has disturbed our lives m mary ways hut he has not stopped our much-needed remation, and sports news
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      190 30 I I/I I J I I J V JfcM^i I THE BRISTOL BLENHEIM "^§B^^> J^ PRI J Despite all the constructional efforts of our 1 HSS enemies, The Bristol Blenheim is still the fastest HK^S& bomber of its type, m servi c m the world. This i'^Sl^^r all metal cantilever
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    'VARSITY BOAT RACE
    65 31 'VARSITY BOAT RACE London, Dec. B.— Cambridge University have accepted Oxford's challenge to the boat race which it is stated may take place on March it is considered prooable that the short course at Henley will be substituted for the Putney-Mortlake course. Cambridge beat Oxford last March by five lengths
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    Better Hours For H.G.
    84 31 Better Hours For H.G. London, Dec. 8. It has recently been officially made clear that no change is contemplated m. the training and duties of the Home Guard, but with shorter days, indoor lectures and training have generally taken the place of outdoor practice on weekday evenings. Training and duties
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      321 31 piriED ADS I tfjoni page 27)^ |T^Let |H (NO. 689F) B^ALOWS^wi Boscombc t Coast Road. 7*4 **nr* ply Yeo Chiang p^ Ur Smg^ P o P re y _jN Oj _642F) JK^S^treet, Ideal location. ures. For Im'fcmpc'und House, two rooms. EXu;.:. entry. 6 cents bus mg£# R- a pp^ Box
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      172 31 LOUIS TO FIGHT ABE SIMON New York. Dec. 7. FE boxing promoter Mike Jacobs announced to-day that Abe Simon, the eighteen-stone New Yon; heavy-weight, will meet Joe Louis m a title bout at Detroit m February or March.— Reuter. To-day's Annual Match FE Singapore Cold Storage F.C. will meet ihc
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      108 31 "THE LADY VANISHES" but shell be back! HDNDREDB HAVE ASKED TO BEING THIS GRAND TIIHIM.IN<; COMII>V BACK A(i.\'N CAPITOL I TOMORROW V-*/\l I UL I (TUESDAY) at 3.15 ti.ls pjn. f only SPECIAL RETURN SCREENING of M.C.M/s Exciting Spy Story with the Stars °f "Night Train To Munich": "The Lady
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      42 31 SPORTS DIARY TO-DAY HOCKEY: S.R.C. v. Hyderabads, S.R.C; Post Office v Sappers and Miners, Post Office; CSC. v. V.M.C.A., C.S.C. TIDE TABLE HIGH TIDES TO-DAY: 6.22 a.m., 8 ft.; 6.55 p.m., 12 fi. TO-MORROW 7.18 a.m., 8.2 ft; 8.10 p.m., 7.4 ft.
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    ON SEA GUARD
    72 32 ON SEA GUARD The Senior 7* Service is also S i the Silent Ser- i I vice. Little is heard of the I I activities of the J Royal Navy, but night and day J men and ships are busy with i j their war tasks I or carrying out
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    NAZI INDUSTRIAL TOWNS BLASTED
    230 32 LONDON, DEC. 8. EFFECTIVE AND SUSTAINL ED ATTACK ON MANY IMPORTANT INDUSTRIAL TARETS IN THE DUSSELDORF AREA WAS CARRIED OUT BY BRITISH BOMBERS DURING SATURDAY NIGHT AND THE DAMAGE INFLICTED IS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN SEVERE, THE AIR MINISTRY ANNOUNCES. Other targets attacked during the night
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    74 32 DEPRESENTATIVES of agricultural, mining, trade. X commercial, industrial and professional interests m the F M S have signed the original petition against the imposition of income tax m the Federated Malay Stfitcs Name* appended to the petition also include those of many public bodies of several nationalities The petition has
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    War Fund Premiere Show Dec.3
    212 32 THE war fund premiere of Alexander Korda's 'Thief of Bagdad" at the Cathay on Dec. 30 at 9.15 p.m. promises to be one of the biggest shows of the year and a fitting finale to a year of very useful work by the Women of
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    MOBILE CANTEEN FOR L.C.C.
    45 32 MOBILE CANTEEN FOR L.C.C. London, Deo. S.British Legion members have provided a mobile can tee 'i lor people rendered homeless by the bombing of London and this was to-diy presented to the o.C.C. by the president of the Legion, vlajor-General oir Frederick Maurice. British Wireless
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    UNKNOWN
    185 32 (By Reuters Air Con dent) A««.~ London, De STRANGE lull m th man air activity Britain since Friday h trigued British 'obs Three reasons are adi all speculative, but c more may have some b i fact. Not a little exhaust four months of conti day and night raidinj
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      9 32 BRANCHES AGENCIES THROUGHOUT Tl WORLD. South British Insurance Co.,
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