Morning Tribune, 10 December 1940

Microfilm: NL2317
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    NAZI 'BLITZ' ON LONDON
    336 2 LONDON, DEC, 9. REVERTING P> ITS FOK:>I1;k IA( IKS ilir: I i nwiw TRIKD TO W.ITZ" LONDON DURING slnday nighi AM) illl EARLY HOURS OF YESTERDAY MORNING. a (ii. d the dy strewn ol non I d with the night F] <iroi bombsten the Urtl sorrn
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    PROPORTION OF NAZI AIR LOSSES
    139 2 PROPORTION OF NAZI AIR LOSSES London, Dee. 9, rU I aitwaffe lest threi- airtraft for .un British I machine and pilots ;it tin- rat*' f to one during air a< tivity over Britain during the week ndin* midnight Dec, 7. i m that period German ai? activity was Mi, t
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    WAR AIMS OF BRITAIN
    303 2  -  A. P. Herbert London. Dec. 9. STATING that his answer, when questioned as to British war aims, was that Britain is fighting for the British Parliam nt, Mr. A. P. Herbert, m a broadcast talk, said that the tish Commonwealth is a living and growing force.
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    Hugh Walpole On "This England"
    290 2 London, Dec N Hugh Walpoi. in a broadcast talk earrj i mornni; said. Within Ibe space of mx s>»«,r; months I \i.\vo seen Knsland change <.n.pl«-t-I\ -th In form and spjrit. Thefe are s ome, I believe, J i m America, who are saying England
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    India To Produce War Supplies
    75 2 Hem Delhi, Dec. 9. A DEFINITE war production programme ha-s been n allotted to India, it is learnt as a result of the recent Eastern Group Conference on war supplies The British War Supplier Mission, nendvd by Sir Alexander Roger, is now undertaking a eomphHe
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    R.A.F. Pound Target
    176 2 R.A.F. Pound Target Lond< n Dec POK the third time m week, industrial andn targets in the Dusseldorf '■<ed by the R. Sunday night. Announcing 41 f^.A.F communique the submarine base i and shipping ai lationa at Bordi Brrst wore bombrd The ports oi Flusl kirk and Grave 1 hi
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    To-day's Laugh
    13 2 i enjoy big meals like thU about bicarbonate of 90&a. _JB
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    ITALY FAST CRUMBLING
    328 2 London, Dec. fe Tin. dismissal of th»- ItaHau 1 Naval Chief-of-Staff and two other high officer-, of the fleet, following closely upon the retirement of Marshal Badot;lio and of Generil De Vec< minder of the Do. inese, has aroused deep interest here, and coupled with reports reaching
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      66 3 MAKE FULLER use of ELECTRICITY 1 1 is I I'otiomii'jil. t Irani. Labour *aviu<». Easy operate. The following appliances can make your life more comfortable Refrigerator. Water heater and Toaster. Clothes Boiler. Percolator. Vactfvm Cleaner Kettle. Iron. looker, EJociticiiy lor the n\m\v BppUftMM 0Oa4fl onlv 1 renU unit. Back of
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    Mexico And U.S. Warships For Bases
    93 3 Mexico And U.S. Warships For Bases f Mexico i Dec. 9. m'IAL quart) ra deny the B; that the United Mexico were carry1 1 negotiations to exchange |B naval bases for AmerirB 'II I outthat Gen. Cama- i ol Dec. l stressed th0 k^By ol strenuthenine the H N nd
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    ROOSEVELT ON WEST INDIAN TOUR
    38 3 I York, Dec 9. sevelt who United Stat an, visited E rhere America air base from Pn rider. t inspect Mr. Ri ."1 Oil!' Til:.: toyed close to urrier Beam an undisclosed Reuter
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    COUNCIL TO DEBATE WAR LOTTERIES
    266 3 COUNCIL TO DEBATE WAR LOTTERIES IE USGIS! \TIVE COUMCIL OF THE < IS TO DEBATE WAR ojl<»v.0 jl<»v. i;:.y the comment of Hi> Excellency the (roverinterview he gave on the day of his that if there were a public demand for War I'nofticial should speak about it m Counr <;.
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    Italian Morale At The Lowest
    82 3 London. Dec 9. THI rreal services (ireeo is rendering the Allied I ,aus<. is shown more I learly than .•verinHu^ In the Italian Hifk nmmand. sajri Ih. limis diplomatic correspondent t. hfli loi clear that I morLe^onSof the softest 7 *™w A^OW st^Ck a. Allied
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    13 3 A >;ilvo from the 1"> inch fcuns of a battleship whilr at M
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    27 3 Tnis is an example of the war lotteries conducted duiiiiR the last war. It is the facsimile of a ticket in the $2,000,000 war lottery of 1918.
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    SHORTS
    85 3 London. Dec. 9 —The loss of one Nether lands submarine m war operations is announced by th c headquarters of the Royal Netherlands navy. Every endea your has been mi to inform the nexi of kin of the crew through the agency of the international Red Cross.— Re ater.
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    PILOT'S GRAPIC TALE OF CHASE
    234 3 London, pec. 0 ll<>\V a Aiesseiscinnitt lln the bomber fighter mentioned m v recent official Urun-numique--was siioi to pieces on Sunday after a 40-mile chase and plunged into sea m Qajnes at 600 m.p.l). is told \>\ a 24 year-old Australian Flight Lieutenant who led
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      16 4 (HATslm) I Vitesse SjM\ DRESSES, CORSETS. 1 HOSIERY. i,!** 81, STAMFORD ROAD U Court). Tel. 3335
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    R.A.F. Dance At The Adelphi Hotel: War Fund Premiere
    980 4  - R.A.F. Dance At The Adelphi Hotel: War Fu nd Premiere Vera Ardmore r By I n Satin I \f> the Ra v B <i I (Unit) held a H MSOS arrival ih.i, c looked as thonth there would n b«. enough elm us and tables to f.» round, hut tfcc
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    $2,500 FROM SPECIAL SALE
    140 4 $2,500 FROM SPECIAL SALE i i \TII I splendid sum of $2,500 ha s been sent to the War Fund J as a result of i the White ele- pliant and Xmas S ?;ift' sale saga- nised by Mrs. R. 1 E. Pre nt is, Mrs. i I A, Robinsu
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      85 5 j RoYttl II AX!• II V AWOI Wf'EMEVr We are no longer inrniitled lo import an) further supply ol HO VIS or VITBE Hour and are. therefore, compelled to manufacture of theae two varieties ol bread until further UUpUJiea oi Hour are available. An alternative.^ v* c WOUid like lo
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    A Lampshade Made From Raffia
    529 5 A Lampshade Made From Raffia Christmas gifts for clever fingers to make I. lamps ha,de raffia, would able gift for the icthing new for vmild look partithe verandah, as an furniture. was carried out m raffia relieved by ir bows of brilliant l( j emerald-green. Ma enal.s required arc a
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    Tips for the Taking
    88 5 Tips for the Taking Cake should be I on one side, rub it id the i sne off quite ealions m a bowl and watt i over them, your smart when you peel atively, hold them ter while peeling. wing machine t blotting paper, as naterial. This is an thod
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    For Those Who Love Books
    141 5 For Those Who Love Books ji> make the* tin heart -shape given here, then cut it out m brown thin cardboard and ua tern Make tin m ips of woollen material and cut two shapes ach bt On one pace work the tl. embroiderx WOOI. Lay the two halves together,
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      216 6 i Youthful Vigour Restored, In 24 Hours v^J Glands Fortified j^^€jM I &y AW Discovery mWir^" ■VVioourou* > I>o you f. 7 you tired, run- A\ Men dovn, wot ii 'i I and pleasures o: ulfv-r fr'' A\ nn-;r ry, hody, impure bio- jflHQ?^ \j9HH ye ,:ve .m inff- wm
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    Scheme Hold-Up Due To Dispute
    183 6 Scheme Hold -Up Due To Dispute (Tribune Staff Itoporler) U -m;N work on a n«u road |e«dfclf from R „l to Holland l(»:.d h finished, «WP««»g? r a d to run round the island-*™ be complete*. of this tot link of the at*. due to the dispute Rural Boani erda
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    Honda Succeeds Abe
    36 6 Shanghai Dec. 9. wiuiii Kunmataro Honda, former !lU c Ajnbassador to Gerbeen appointed Ambasthe Nanking regime m I lon to Gen. Nobuyuki Abe who has resigned, according to Chine -wei's central press Reuter
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    Dr. Cullis On Finding The Truth
    148 6 Dr. Cullis On Finding The Truth THE importance of finding the truth and acting upon it and livin» up to it— was emphasised by Professor Winifred Gulhs when SDeakinß on the objects of educa tion at the annual prize-giving day he Singapore Chinese Girls School v. -terday afternoon. 'The present
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    YOUTHS ON CHARGE OF GANG ROBBERY
    360 6 FIVE youthful Chinese stood arraigned before Mr. Justice Pedlow at the High Court yester day on a charge thai, on Aug. 11. at MacPherson Road, they commilted gang robbery of a wristwatch and 32 cents belonging to one Chan Ah Kee. alias Chan Kay.
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    Constable Interrupts Game
    131 6 Constable Interrupts Game pHOOSING the middle of Malaba i t* Street for their playins-field, ye terdav evening. See Fong. 23--year-old* Cantonese. and five of his friends settled down to a game ol "oepak bola bulu ayam." which is the name given to the game which i onsists of passing an
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    Payments To Spain
    122 6 London. I> ORDERS hs made by the British T. i to the arrangements which V been made with the Spanish for regulating payments be- n the United Kingdom and n. .ceforward. pa. per- resident m l resident m the dom may only b< madt m sterling the
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    Robbery Alleged
    71 6 ALLEGED to I robbed two nese. one, on Nov. and the other on F 25, at Sembawa Koad. of 3° cc and 40 cents, tW tivelv, Sa'at bm a gis, a 27-ynj Malay, was proj before Mr. C» Soon Hock, m third court, yes day. The two charrt
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    Rumanians Fleeing From Nazis Arrive In Singapore
    215 6 Rumanians Fleeing From Nazis Arrive In Singapore Tribune Staff Krportn riKST-HANU information of N**' me evt er 'protection" wa<* brought to Smßal nma nia day with the arrival of a well-known Knm and his pretty young wife, who for obvious r requested the Press not to disclose tmir They hid
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      70 7 DO YOU NEED GLASSES Thompson Certified Frames and Mount-^^S^^^-in^ are priced M^ w A 53.(>n s.VOO and f m Tj»^~r $'.00. The cost of U the lenses depends .V 2T>^ on your eyesight \f\ needs. your Eyes Examined Now! ,mm THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. kilned Kyesight Specialists. i ARCADE BLDG., 'PHONK
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      21 7 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SI CUR TTY PUUS SERVICE Head Office-No. I6D Cecil Street, j
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    GRAPHIC STORY TOLD IN TRIPLE KILLING CASE
    749 7 NINE-YEAR-OLD girt, Liew Wai Cheng, whose mother, 11 -year-old brother and grand aunt were battered to death m their sleep m a hut at Henderson Road, Tiong Bahru village, graphically described to the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at the inquiry yesterday,
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    THAIS EVACUATE INDO-CHINA
    209 7 THAIS EVACUATE INDO-CHINA i Bangkok. Dec. 0. ..Miianee that the Thai- A land plan to regain lost J territory from French Indo- China will be realised 'as Ittfi ai possible" was given i )|g the Prime .Minister J nana B. Songgram m a i Mooch on Friday at the spcicssien
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    CHINESE CLOSE ROADS TO INDO-CHINA
    211 7 CHINESE CLOSE ROADS TO INDO-CHINA Chungking. Dec. THE Chinese Government authorities have ordered the French Indo-China frontier to be closed to all passenger traffic both foreign and Chinese, according to an official announcement circulated t(» the foreign consular lH»dy yesterday. reason piven is the inability of the Chinese authorities to
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    MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1940. NAZI NIGHTMARE
    369 7 MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1940. NAZI NIGHTMARE lit >W long will the Axis oil supplies la Lots of people would HI now the answer to that question be upon it rests the equally important question of how long the war is likely to last It has all along been
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      157 8 >F AISAI> AY C O M 1» AX V 3 RAFFLES PLACE ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY BROKERS PHONE 3114 CATHAY CAFE I Where Fvervbodv Goes OUR HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Xmas Eve Dec. 24th Extension To 2 a.m. I DINNER S.VOO NON DINARS $1.50 Xmas Day Dec. 25th Real Old Fashioned Xmas Dinner
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      49 8 LAST FEW SCREENINGS HURRY UP 7.00 and 9.30 p.m. 7.30 9.30 P.M. J&L^JI aLk SH VW BROS 2nd Ambitious fira miss TINA i \MM99t^ if* W (Malaya^ greatest dramatic HL Sf IN THE FINEST ROLE <|j m mitm A with YEM, HAJI GONG tU— T— HABSHA and PUTIII LA\VAK.|
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    LOCAL MEN AND HIGHER POSITIONS
    872 8 LOCAL MEN AND HIGHER POSITIONS Legislative Council T/// the She An RKc [OTTER l ES, higher posts for the local-born, passive defence jj! services and A.R.P., reduction of expenditure m Govern- 111 ment's spending departments were subjects unofficial brought to the notice oi Government at the Legislative Council meeting yesterday.
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    GOVT. SPENDING
    103 8 Dr Linehan I tion. replied I thatßaffl- the source ol local service, but Of the pa fully prospect* ire ade.r.ber i anted a In the supBuriatte. memReplying to these H( 7. said that if tl ell, it i the ordinary I uoadeiing." SaH •v hen that step br
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    The Downs Patrol
    39 9 the Basses Downs Brew Carrier squads are lv patrolling, ever on the watch for any attempted parachute landings by the enemy. This i>. us a close-up of a Bren Carrier out on a patrol. I--:' I
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    12, Smile Won Him Star's Home
    204 9 DECAUSE she had never forgotten D his smile, If ary Plckford has Invited twell old La nylor. of London Actors' Orphans to be her guesi al her Hoi. home. Pickiair, for the duration. An entire wine of the great hi being prepared as living
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    NEWS FROM HOME
    203 9 i 4 LETI n; foots a retotivt m a London suburb. r«'- rived by a member Urn V [orttlng Tribune sl.ili, < lear- l Indl atet the high spirit i t*»'- Bi 'i ii people despite S the air •blif/." I'.ni of the > I lrlt'r teads:—
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    RUMANIAN OIL
    41 9 rnian Gore ha, i unced th< f her oil and shipping Indu itrit All pij>»- line refl other Work connected with thf <ii iih! which private!) will I nment will al.su All thos< rnai will tion.ilised imi Eastern News
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    FRENCH ECONOMIC MISSION TO JAPAN
    8 9 FRENCH ECONOMIC MISSION TO JAPAN Til! Eastern News
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      200 12 MAKE IT A GALA EVENT and HELP A GREAT CAUSE! i TO-NIGHT 9 P.M. AT THE CAPITOL GALA WAR l IYMI PREMIERE Chief Marshal, Sir Rol e Popham, Commander,,st Command, Hi. Vice Admiral Sir Geoffn ISander-in-Chiel CHINA STATION, Ah Vice Marshal I. T. Bsbington. GrataHou i l^I TO D IL
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      165 12 POSITIVELY LAST 3 PERFORMA' ES me Bin measure! orei 13,101 feet, patron b« Mated early. 1'KK ES EXCLUSIVE of TAX cts. I III- SCREEN'S MOST BRILLIANT STARS TOGETHER IN A PICTURE ONCE SEEN NEVER TO-BE-FORGOTTEN No Lore Mor* Poignant.. No Star* More Stirring.. No Picture More M.tmor«b| f f I
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    Theft From John Little's Alleged
    92 12 FREE employees vi John Little 6i I Ltd., who wen n an tempt Klim Milk pow< irom then linn appeared befoi Mr. Cheah Soon n ting third ma tra .at. 3G. tt Chinese. Cyril Green, 44. a Eura.sian. claimed trial 1(>I a charge ol stealing
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    Constable Who Stole Gaoled
    177 12 CONVI C T E D three charges of the:;, ol two fount pens belonging t( two Dutch sailor*, unci Lea spoons anct table knives belonging to the Naval c, Sadhu Singh, an Indian police constable attached to Naval Base police, sentenced to months' rigorous un- prisonment
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    Fished In Gardens Lake Allegation
    33 12 Fished In Gardens Lake Allegation THARGED With catching seven i in a lake in the Botanical Gardens. an offence under the Gardens' byelaws, Ng Chen 161 C hint in thei "Hit, morn13. -d.
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      136 13 WT^ I HEAR nil SINGING IFAPP* GIRL I i ...lish Chinese. Spanish. Philipino, Malay \vU m Mun I UKOI I DANCE Whnc the IL»ppv Atmospherr I GREETS YOU IriolM THEATRE ASIDE TALKIES I ro-MGHT 9.30 XO-NIGBT AT 8 P.M. I LOVE DEVIL Kid from Taxas m __mmm. I IN AID
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      95 13 DON'T BE ONE OF THOSE PEOPLE WHO SIT ON THE FENCE FROWNING AND WATCH OTHERS LAUGHING! JOIN IN THE I \l l.illl It WITH THE HAPPY CROWDS AT THE Opening To-day i» AVM IPX 6.15 9.15 Mfaapr* i'^W 99_fMMMMMM9Bk it I >TnrV TBfetK 7 .^dHMElil^r H*^ "^*»iS i^^»., 'f y^
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    Contempt Of Court Alleged
    70 13 Contempt Of Court Alleged PRODUCED Mr. Cheah Soon Hbck, acting third magistrate, o n b charm 1 of contempt j rt by failing to attend the Core ner's Court. t aive evidence Ending the death of B o mtriot, Goh Ang Soah. a 4<i year old Chinese, clal me d
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    Misappropriated Records Charge
    80 13 Misappropriated Records Charge ADMITTING two charges of misappropriating. 16 gramophone records and a gramophone and 10 other records. Kong Wai Man. a 3u-year-old Cantonese, claimed trial to o third charge of misappropriating 1 -0. when oroduced b« I Mr. Cheah Soon Hock, m the third court, yesterday At the request
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    SINGAPORE RADIO CRACKS A JOKE
    160 13 IN their usual weekly news com mental? broadcast by the Sii pore station, last night, "Box" and "Cox" referred to the Tripartite Pact with the following bit of doggerel: The Japanese, to make i show. Rave recognised Nanking. For Chiang it' 1 meant ><> i
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    $500 Bail In Brothel Case
    86 13 Sl\U> to **P' J hi, thel si Laveni i ;uchl a old Japai iman, Ed trial i .(i befon sir. Hock, nctlne Thin Ooh Ah Koh Chint havini d m the ma men! ol the bi i to have kept by thi wniii. in. also
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      317 14 'fVMJfija JB tS^ s vM' a^K» s-^*^ > ____&&!'s'* ()f chequer at Glasgow recently. WHAT ARE WE IN MALAYA— THIS PEACEFUL AND PROSPEROUS I A ND— GOING TO DO ABOUT fFirsl we must save- -and Remember this. Th c t may mean a revolu- people of Britain m spite m
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      20 14 TO-DAY HOCKEY: Iment, C 8 I KUGtt\ B A v Woodsville. i TO] M .(\A. and Ceylon Spo Willi terd
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      49 14 1 1 iiim; table I This weeks high tid< L TO-DAY 7.18 an. p.m.. 7 4 ft f TOMORROW 8.04 9.08 p.m.. 7.8 ft. I THURSDAY: 8 46 a.m.. 9.54 p.m.. 8.1 ft. I IRIDAY: 9.21 an 10.35 p.m., 8.4 It SATURDAY: 9.56 B.m 11.10 p.m.. 8 I I
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    Fraser & Neave's Win Dalvey Cup
    84 14 Fraser Neave's Win Dalvey Cup H|(| S 1 1 I met idium Th, the not de- > apes. Hot}. combined snd fre>frltl od away splendid Liant P< and hoi wide m excitement liarl only -„;oalbb and N I and blundered In front of eroaJ hi hall th a nute. i
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    Cleared!
    133 14 S THIS IS THE 1 JUMP that! nearly gave her I I publicity man 2 I hear* failure. S but the leap j was not bine: j 5 lor her. Lons ■be tore a girl J to where Ginger Ko&crs S »is to-day m I HoUywood she I has
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    Second Day At Selangor Race Meet
    269 14 Second Day At Selangor Race Meet PUKTIIKK weights for the second day i t Kuala Lumpur races are: HOBSBS C lass 4—l mile and I luiu»n Constant Light d.O Tin ivckei RI I Sindanu: b 13 Time Ti 8 1 l Carmtop 8.5 Stlverlaw 80 I Pain-i. 'it; Poam 8
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    Y.W.C.A. Sports Club Tennis Tournament
    97 14 Y.W.C.A. Sports Club Tennis Tournament JHE vanoiM ties m the Y.VV (YA. Sports _Club U tournament have com» to a close, witn m Uon Of the Laches' Double,, which wi l b I* W Dec 11, or. m the event of ram. on between N. Chia and Mrs. Koh <
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    Ladies vs Men Golf Match At Garrison
    118 14 TM m 11 H W K w., I 1 K Murphy. Mr Bun Bu: J O'Dw; I A. Bramwell. Mrs. D. I H W. R. Willia Mrs J. A All I Kinloch Mrs. .i f. El!. m Moore. Mr*. W J K... A.
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    BRANCKER WINS CAPTAIN'S PRIZE
    68 14 BRANCKER WINS CAPTAIN 'S PRIZE PL Brancker won the Cai M p r i eal the Island Club as. iSaturd; I returned:— v X P.L.Bra ft J.H.G-O 18 iW.AY Chua Cheng Liat l 2 T.F.Moloney 24 11 It CW. Coffey 25 I 8 -Thf Dumber Mixed competition was played on
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    SUCCESSOR TO PINTOR
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