Morning Tribune, 11 December 1940

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    Masthead
    13 1 M SALES EXCEED *500 DAILY Morning Tribune L5-.NO W9, Wednesday, Dec. 11. 1940
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    4000 PRISONERS FURTHER SUCCESS
    269 1 CAIRO, DEC. 10 FOLK THOUSAND PRISONERS' AND A NUM BER OF MEDIUM TANKS HAVE BEEN I IPTURED BY THE ISIUTISH I\ THE WESTERN DESERT, STATES TO DAY'S G.H.q COM MUNIQUE. in brilliant moonlight, British .aid Imperial forces continued r drive against thi Italians in the Western
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    Premier On War
    302 1 New I Scene j Of War I i i i i LONDON. DEC. 10. t a RRITISH TROOPS IN EGYPT S WESTERN DESERT. SUPPORTED 1 v \M> NWY \NI) A DETACHMENT OF THE FREE FRENCH FORCES EinVANCED \CROSS 75 MILES OF DESERT AND HAD ALREADY SUCCESS v
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    £10 Million Loan To China
    103 1 £10 Million Loan To China BUM Wfi \s \(Ai\ m IN •>> I 10 I moo 000 STERLING r »> CHINA INNOU> ING THI^ DEI ISION IN 1«» H N COMMONS MB R I *U TLER, I M>l TAR\' I «»H FORI IGN M I MM mVI XN Xi;x vn(
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    "This Is The End"-Hitler
    66 1 tdon, Dec. iv. tf(h I a by n i.P No powi 1 could drh U occupy d it Engl md tried lo gain •<■ fooi« hold on the continent, he thru On would meet n once again, Iki< where, he *•"<', "if ere loot this then
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    40 1 ITHENS i" I I > REPORT i \i\\(. HERE l K«>\| II M V STATES THAI I >S< IS! <«l ARI»K IIWI I N THROWN AltnrM> M( TORS RKSIDKN t NDEF CONDITIONS OR1 \TUi i,i v, MBI in*. i>^ rBNTION.-- Reuter
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    WAR FUND PREMIERE A GREAT SUCCESS
    181 2 Bk/MTLtGHTS j y Fund j ly H vyn D Ovei II audi>oke a! i. V ith, M id Mi. i\m\ itton. through mne Sen. SPECIAL BROADCAST lect E Yicki i. roH, I h. Th i P. S. 1 A La •line j I v
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    HITLER TALKS ON FAMILIAR THEM
    410 2 HF.RMN hi r n WE ARE IN HE MIDST OF A CONFLICT IN WHICH MORE i THAN THE VICTOR* OF ONE COUNTRY OK ANOTHER it i STRUGGLE <>i TWO WORLDS AGAINST EACH OTHER," DECI \REn m ADDRESSING SEVERAL THOUSAND ARMS WORKERS IN THE rii»j Tffc-FIAY
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    Tribune Cheer Fund Now $776.35
    195 2 Tribune Cheer Fund Now $776.35 \\l* to midnight last night. tl the Tribune Christ- mas Cheer Fund, to bring J hope and a little sea- j v< iai happiness to 4.WH) w i nf a pore unfortunates, who i dram relief from the Salva- lion Army, had reached I S
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    We Cannot Lose
    127 2 We Cannot Lose London. Dfl BK1 i \IN cannot I the war BOlest vvt- :itv roiltj of wav- u] to v lory."' said th«- Ministei Without l folio. .Mr. Arthur Greenwood, sptuhiiii; it\ London to-day. "I do not I do that C Our n; any m in num. equipment, <luci»on
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      113 2 Heart Trouble Dangers Due to High Blood Pressure j^m > Cause Aianv V' !iDm H 11 r wrm%mmmy :lp j Dangerous Symptoms r^^MJL Check These Symptoms jj With Tour Condition (j^^K; Before It Is Too Late i li: I high Oi j > tN 7 lit I7W W Inl i
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    Canadian Destroyer Damaged
    49 3 Canadian Destroyer Damaged Ottawa, Dec. 10. destroyer i by a a sub tic, acnt. dquarters. i are misbospitaL reach fi British hai Oei on -")nv I madian en reported an warship. Icomed the to Canadian i Newfound-, The announce- j s brings the ,al men. dead war, to 281.
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    UNKNOWN
    33 3 York, Dec 10. MER-GENERAL Raymond 1 States military has heen order-. Washington for j f he Govern met. k Times adding tion ai.-i opi- i dtobe of threat na United States Reuter
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    GERMAN SPIES EXECUTED
    90 3 London. Dec 16 I ing on behalf ol Germany. I .l.onville prison to-day, ;nI ..ice. One. whose name .ed 25. was born at M.t. Melr. was a Dutch subject I Coblenz. I ivicted on Nov. 22. »ns, says the Hook w enemy-occupied territory. Don after their surreptitious
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    IDARWALD WAS! SCUTTLED
    73 3 IDARWALD WAS SCUTTLED London, Dec. 10. (firmed that the British cm! had intercepted the German mercli. de had sent a prize Mi German freighter, but was uliabte Ing ol the ship. Of the Idarwald, numbering 4.) er aboard the Diomede. there i.s no further news m London German raider, which
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    Losses Reduced
    45 3 London. Dee. 10. nine British, three Allied and Ol 1,229 tons wtl during the week ending midnigl Admiralty. 10.000 tons below the a\ the beginning of the war. Briti.sn 11.360. allied 5,734 tral 5.135. ilm to have sunk 227,500 .ni" that period Reuter
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    DAMAGED BUS
    47 3 This picture was taken as bombs were/ i dropped indis- rriniinately on N civilians in the i London area by German {flay- light raiders. Here is a bus S severely da in- a«;ed by the explosion of a bomb dropped b j daylisht jp raiders.
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    Rattling Of Sabre By Matsuoka
    219 3 London, Dee 10 lyillYN he tame to office m .1 1 1 1 > Mr. Matsuoka, ttic Japanese Foreign Minister, gave an explanation oi his policy which blended some truciilance of tone with ohs<urit\ meaning, says the Daily Telegraph, <-otntiH-iitin» on Mi. Matsuoka's elucidation of
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      59 3 mmimmm xxm mmmmm^mm^mmmmmmmmmmmmmKmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKmmmmmm i i Continuity of- Jufjftfad amted WW^M y I -^i "Lactogen" comes from Australia ,malay|| and fresh supplies arrive at reguC^\ lar fortnightly intervals. V N a^^. 'ft X f■ jf ImWt fit /Z\ Ir /2V Jm I a 'j? T.c. /^r:^ A(ht „l NestW AnKl-Swi>s Milk
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    Dutch Choir Sing At Party: Wool Fund Function
    868 4  - Dutch Choir Sing At Party: Wool Fund Function VERA ARMORE PEOPLE AND PEACES by t Dutch i party which Mr. and 111 i A H Dickinson nt, on Monday night. The ehsii arrived soon aftoi k p.m.. formed m group On the patch and MMf BSNij m Dutch and i
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    Note For Gardeners
    87 4 1 I GARDEN I J Society mem- S bars will m cc t i on Monday at j i 5.11 p.m. tor a ?vi > 1 1 to the I Chinese \ur>ery I i Gardens m the 1 Nt wten District. The party will J i m
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    PAHIT PARTY
    52 4 S A granp <i quests at I pal.it party riven bj Mr. J Mrs. A. H. Dickinson .it t» j home on Monday night, il Sto riuht: Mrs. Hasbii I i Mahmud, Profei »or Winn'J .l.'is, Di. Sybil Ciur I Mrs. E. V. Davie Mrs I and Mrs.
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      57 4 law you thought about mr < hristmas hair "do" ne« '-it loveliness, enhance your onali to your I ini. Let MARIE NAOMI salon, lh, Hod tie House, Bat t rry Koaci, style your halt lor the fe«thre hum, Telephone 7555 for appointments. noixine 7 British Beauty Salon ■fctrancc RAF1 I
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      91 4 COMMERCIAL s i it j i: c r s ENROL NOW Enrolments are now being made the commencement of classes. during December lor the *****1 of training, m th,. follow: subject All London Chamber of Commerce 17)41 examination subjects. School Certificate examination December 1941. \U Pitman Common ial Certiiieate Subjects.
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      65 4 < A I II All hi: \ii S A I 0 I S1'I( IAL OFF» K»R I DECEMBER cV J\M^kvB Experienced i Operate rermmatni w pl 'l S5, S6 S7| Shampoo A Sv<l Mamr.iT (Feffk lt I Preparations) Face Massage 10'.; of ALL takir day, Tuesday and vs to be
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    Services' Brevities
    456 6  -  Ubique I rpnK Services m Pt ire to have a club Z run somewhat on the lines <>i the Union I .lads club hen m Sii gapore. No date has yet j been given foi its official openii fIPHE .'Cay Gordons" are the firs* to publicly j announce
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    Lorry Crashes Into Tree, Man Killed, Driver Gaoled
    322 6 EVIDENCE that, m his opinion, vine!. being driven too thai he had conseUy advised the driver to sflow dowi by Yusoff bin Abdul Raaak, m the traffic court, of the case m lorry driver, Ng Soo <i on four c*iargiv causing ihe
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    Police Charged Wrong Motorist
    108 6 ORIGINALLY appearing m the district traffic court on a sum mons charge of failing to supply the police with the name and address of the person who drove his car on Sept. 9, ani who drove against the wing signal at the junction of North Bridge
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      102 6 K m mm r "OVERSEAS 7" FOll AC. MAINS i m I iJi IjiJj^ljLrulzJ Oiqp FOR DC/AC MAINS These are three oi the mam p. o; s:-; p o- lav lo*, far cask, a radio. These are just three o: the why the G. EC seven and eUht valve X
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    CHAIRMAN ISSUES ADVICE TO WITNESS
    1095 7 Th«> Triilh. Or 1I< Punished" (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER) KUALA LUMPUR, TUESDAY THERE WAS A FURTHER SITTING OF THE COMMISSION 1 OF ENQUIRY ON THE MINES DEPARTMENT THIS MORNIN(i. WHEN TWO FURTHER WITNESSES GAVE EVIDENCE IN REGARD TO AN ENTRY OF $1,500 IN THE LEDGER
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    PAJAM'S MAGNIFICENT WAR GIFTS
    124 7 Singapore, Tuesday. DAJAM Limited made an- other magnificent con- 1 tribution to the War Fund to-day when shareholders ax S j the annual general meeting the Company voted that a further $15,000 Rift be N made. This brings their I i gifts to the War Fund
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    MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1940. JAPAN'S "POLICY"
    311 7 MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1940. JAPAN'S "POLICY" J\ outlining Japan's future policy, Mr, Hatsuoka, the Foreign Minister, n« directly admit- that his country ha its freedom of action as the result <>{" signing of the Tripartito Pad wit h <; many and Italy. I He cannot determine beforehand what
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      160 7 Men Made Younger By Treating Gland Ing up nights, burning sensation of whitish discharge, dull ache at bai roin and leg pains, nervousnM*i loss of manly vipotir •1 i a disoa.se of the Prostate Cland mt sex gland in i"«-n). To me tliose troubU-s in 24 hours and rty l
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      23 7 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PfUS SiR\K! Head Office-No. I6D Cecil Streit, t sincAronr, s.s. phone no
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    Chinese Morale At Highest Ebb
    332 8 Chinese Morale At Highest Ebb (Tribune Staff Reporter) I HE morale ol the Chinese people is at ita highest level. Thej m determined to fight on. to the bitter end and they are confident of ultimate victory/ declared Mr. P. Crepin, who has i spent the last 36 years m
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    "BIONS" IN PERSON
    84 8 DOB rßetUve It Or Not") Ripley entertains some of his oddities 1 Mr. Ripley held a party at Irs house 'Bion" 'Believe it or not), where he has crammed into his estate some of the strange t i thing* that hare featured m his famous writings and
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    THE MILL CARRIES ON
    238 8 T HE MILL CARRIES ON \AirBli \Lo7ido Theat Fails To Stops Non-Stop\ Nz-STOP revues have been the policy of the Wind- Theatre. London, for now and desvite the air the Windmill's non- revue continues, for the little theatre, tucked away m i It street off Piccadilly is ■.In stage show
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    UNKNOWN
    64 8 PIVE hundred chorus girls— H don Palladium, the Coliseum, and "th* closed by Goering'j are searchi tcrw Many of them have up at Labour Ex'ha for munition jobs rials, after delicate. hands, painte and high heels, bin as unsuitable. Some have cone the country U house or to do
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    U.S. TRIBUNE BRITISH SAY
    46 8 I WARM fi t he Carnai tish auxiliary dama I paid m yesterda which •The Can. sine her v. is luckier than the Jervt B far i -Th.' ichant glory In I the R theii i hat v ihei I tint: servic
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      236 8 !AH AII A V I 0>ll»AW 3 RAFFLES PLACE ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY BROKERS PHONE 3 J l4 earing Restored, Head Noises Banished m r> bal > n nf,f TiaZIIIg fICSUui hearing m of the n> irfrrf m 24 Hours by Praised By Users ITICa m nunr* *#r naturally -ire hiph
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    Girls Queue War Jobs
    115 9 or Blair, represent j,. girls on Equity, the h de union: "The situation nH Is appalling. We're not fitted for ork and anyway our real job to entertain people. «'ould be mannequins, or Is, or do commercial photon" raphy. but that's all closed up too. jl
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    Results Of Grow Food Drive
    143 9 Results Of Grow Food Drive THE importance of growing food and vegetables so as to make the i country as self-supporting aas. s pos- sible was stressed by Dr. D. W. G. Faris. acting Chief Health Officer, (Singapore, when speaking at an exhibition of vegetables grown by employees ol the
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    Landlord, House And Lawyer
    209 9 Landlord, House And Lawyer IEAVE for him to take such legal proceeding as ho saw fit »iven to Mr. R. Harrison, a European landlord, when nis application 'for an ejectment order against a lawyer. Mr. F. B. Oehleis, from a house in Branksome Road, came up •^gain before the Rent
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    FLYING HIGH
    241 9 DAY and night the struggle for air-mastery goes on. Da and night, too, research goes on to secure master* oi the sub -stratosphere— to make it possible for our puois 10 operate at still greater heights. If a man is to be at his most efficient, physically and
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      97 9 1 Yfi; i ■.<?'7jj n '$9w B W&^i 4 f% ■Jf ay f^ Jr BJ it i^ \jS__w .nPr^^jßHt n. an > x < Ir A.af ani g^r ML mm*-* WM Sfß^Br I MMtsM ***■> f "Oh, Mrs. Porter— Here's the death -knell to an old ditty lor yrars we've
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    Collision Death Verdict
    191 10 §^T the conclusion. yesterday, of the inquiry into the death of Soh Lok Choon who died M a result of Injuries received when the I Batu Pahat motor car he was dnvmt, was m collision with a n attap-loaded motor lorry at the j seventh milestone. Bukit
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    Constable Sent To Gaol
    80 10 Constable Sent To Gaol EIGHTEEN y I a r old Mohamed Tali] bin Ha.ji Abdul Majid Depot constable who was describee yesterday by InspecPeter Ball as an obvious bicycle iiiH-1, was sentenced to six weeks' rigorous imprisonment o n h ol three charges by Mr. Cheah Soon Hock. acting third
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    Japanese Fined For Letter Offence
    172 10 PI FADING guilty to charges und^r the Defence Regulations of behig concerned m an attempt to send an addressed letter containing comments on the commercial sU lion m Singapore, to a person m Japan, Toshio Satake, and Yostnvukl Kojima. (WO Japanese, wer* hncd $25. or
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      464 10 Pimples and Bad Skin Fought in f% 24 Hours W W no teniernecM. imoolh In JuhI a day or two your f m Uf^.A 1 rroi u Mi V l.at l..-i>- at l;.*t is the ki V" ,f .U t you have h^nmnlI, our skin-th, tnatmAt 10 fkiVuKok more attractive,
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      245 10 BBaafaaafcaawa— J Hj^^^ JH wtl___\_____MMM^ B£— J-W^^A^BUmaAm^m*Mßmm^-'^^^^^BL^^^^^--*^B*~_^-^^km^^£-J_M I X 1 iii I '""^"^Bjßr"" mm m 1 r- A^|P R— flfc d rtTB -J 1 ■jT^W r N, **«4teit^^ waiM v xf. j .p' \W^*^&___Bi^___l__J Am t £w&fr i-v/JEiifcSai^^^ni*'* Im^BRitiS^NDTATIN! (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND'The best possible sen ices are being ma. ntai
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      310 11 j^^i^&^vfm A 1 T^^T^^^B I^^^^^^^^^^^^W *^-i mi j Lions Vacant f j nl ,,r salesman. I P o Ur -635P) i quires compaJ^r Box 832. Malaya iNo 672F 111 or EuraApply Box 1 ngaporr. 704F) h p^lesgu-ls or i U aw Road. and n morn(No. IM radio. ($5). Junior clerk
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      571 11 Wanted WANTED to rent sedan car with or with- .oa for 4 or 6 weeks from Dec 15th phone 3582 (No. 715F; WANTED 15|20 H.P. Diesel Engine, 700 RPM. Apply Manager, Selborne Plantation. Padang Tungku. (No. 674F> FOR CASH: cheap radio set: A.C. 230 wolts, not older than 3 yrs.
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      480 11 Miscellaneous HAVE YOU ever visited Orchard R rant. 38. Orchard Road for good food? (No 389P) SERVICE AND COMFORT Guaranteed at New Asm Hotel, 2. Peck Scah Street. Singapore. Rate moderate, modern saniutlon (No M PONGGOL CAFE on the sea 11 >« mile Ponggol Road. iat Bar, Boating. Swunminjj etc.
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      430 11 Property For Sale RESTAURANT. Caxh $400-. Refrigerator $175-. Enquiries 1 I, StngaI FOR SALE No 539, G<-ylang Road. Freehold Particulars from 29. Robinson H Singapore (No 656K) AND HOUSE No. 12. Kovan V. (tith M .r Serangoon). Aron 25.000 sq. ft. „t -20 cents per sq ft. or nearmt Otter
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      344 11 JONTHE; j AIR SINGAPORE ZHL 225 mrtft (i m k /HFl 30 96 metre* (969 mrii ZHP3 41 38 metres (7.2j inr «> From 8 H am. to 8 35 am From 10 00 a in. to 1,0 p id (mm 5. 00 p in. t« in om p m.
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    NEWS IN BRIEF
    227 12 NEWS IN BRIEF r H Volunhas been j to the rank Mi D. B. Smith. lav a n Public Works Benrice, has a appointed to -.sistant E i. Ktnta D r Li in Cheang, of the DUtri< *»i--gone on has been relies by Dr. A v. trom Taipto death cc
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      202 12 Acclaimed bv LAS! s v. \K II ND Jjj^« M ih. m \i:s mosi i>!\ urn? in General Screening STARTS I O-1»AV a. the CAPITOL .it I SI 3.15 6.15 9.15 CINEMA PRICES! 65, 136 PEOPLE FLOCKED TO SEf IT DURING A 3 -WEEKS' SEASON ...t the might; STATE THEATEE
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      171 12 __________________m^mmmm —^m^»^^^»^^__^_ One of the Best -loved Adventure Stori ever written by REX BEACH OPENING TODAY Willi 01i A DIFFERENT BREED OF MEM AND WflfeN LIVING FOR A DIFFERENff NMD OF TM»li aeejeil^^B V Jr '-^3' GAjfijELp^S radii r d >"* l I H II mL It if Cfe.t II
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    STOLE CHAIN: GAOLED
    56 13 rR stealing i ?-olci chain and locket m order to go to his wife who was i n India. Mohamed Amar Jala, 21-year-old Muslim, was spn tenced to four weeks' j rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Cheah Soon Hock, m the third court, yest< day. Mohamed pleaded guilty
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    Gang Robbery Charge Against Youths
    192 13 Gang Robbery Charge Against Youths THE further hearing of the case m which five Chinese youths are charged m connection with gang robbery, alleged to have been com mitted on the morn ing.of Aug. 11, was continued before Mr. Justice Pedllrw yes^t« rday. when, at the end of his evidence,
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    Bloodhound Gas His Man
    65 13 FATHER Oi children, chai with neglecting them, was trailed an d caught by a blood hound after a search through wood and Korsc country m Derbyshire. This was said at Chesterfield. whe" Thomas Henry Dixon was sentenced to six months 1 imprison- ment. Mr. J. M.
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      162 13 :iiai-,. m. f CABARET U (THE BBST IN rill. EAST) IS IHE MOST FREQUENTED NIGHT SPOT IN TOWN! 1 1 11 RI IS NO DOUBT ABOUT IT— I 100% PERFECT ENJOYMENT NEW WOULD DANCE PALACEi V COOL REFRESHING I* To-night aid "30-V2 p-m-j THROUGHOUT!) *iHHHH*HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHI m«. !£SSIiSSSiS«i! ••••••lllltZ!!..!.. •••••'till!!.... ;i!S!
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      124 13 TO-DAY AT 6.15 £r 9.15 BRANDON THOMAS'S IMMORTAL COMEDY. KK-OKGAMSKI) AND BROUGHT it rtthvii ACAINSBOROOCHnCTUft Comedy With A 1 W<.H In Every Foot! SPECIAL \DDKI) ATRACTION GAUMONT BRITISH UNIVERSAL \l WS ~1end~the kiddies and help 1 a worthy cause! SATURDAY MORNING At II O'clock at the CAPITOL Sh3rp Special lf
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    Queen Beon May Score A Double
    614 14 '> to-da) appear to be Qu ime Tells should be a few surhowover. •it her turns bad. ll I commentary nnd ■■< 'i.s: MCt OKI lES I fll ,v. Myanei md Ctui this race. m a good •turday carrying 8.08 In a hi lass
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    Gordons Better But Lose To S. C. C.
    350 14 t 8; (.OIIDONS'B' .v,,/,. 108 ,h, Gorf.ns t 2 Bj *fc3 N A .ticked almost continuously and *cie trie nrsi > H L v vnl down, quit, against the run of l v th s( on the padanp for the tirst time
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    To-day's Laugh
    24 14 FIRST GOLFER Shall ice vloy again > —SLCOND GOLFER: Well, I wm gei*9 0 married on Saturday, but I can put it off.
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    Y's Rally To Beat Khalsa Four-Two
    152 14 Y's Rally To Beat Khalsa Four-Two I |N a fast and intei ;tme of hockey played Anson Road ground the YMC.A Khalsa iation I to two. The V li C.A the exchanges durin i alt and missed many I due to \r Ihe' Khalsa attack was LHi'ip Singh, the cent]
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    Ceylonese Trounced By Gunners
    194 14 Ceylonese Trounced By Gunners IN a .scrjppy same of hockey, the Mountain li trounced the C.B.C. by five |o*lj to nil on Ccylonese ground, yesterti i PY Loo one-sided to be hit r< but for' a sound defence m which Th ispicuous. theCeylone.se wouk! have losi &3 ,v margin. -ithin
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      225 14 SCHERING'S PRODUCTS Now obtainable from ENGLAND. New slocks haw now arrived of the following: r \soi TABLETS PROCYNON R OLKOSl'M. ITOPBAN TABLETS 1'ROGYNON K PI.FOSl'M FORTF. TABLETS rnOCTSON DKAGFES. ATOPQAFTVI INTEAVlNOUa TKSTOVmON. LTOTROFIV INTRAVENOUS IKOTROP1N T\PH.rtS VROPiroPIV DBAGKtl rUOTROPIV AMPOL'LF.S. M PRALON VI RAMON TABLETS. >.M rBALON BCLLADONA. sWTIIAMN B
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      48 14 rim: table This weeks big] TO-DAY: 8.04 a.m. 0.08 pm.. 7.8 ft. TO-MORKOW: 8 46 a m. 8 9 9.54 p.m.. 8 1 ft. FRIDAY: 9 21 an 10.35 p.m.. 8.4 ft. IODAY HOCKEY: S.C.C.. v S R.C IK; S.C.C v 3.K.C I: SC.C: S.C..\ C". v M
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    Enticed Away Wife Of Another Man
    123 15 I CANNOT believe the w. -man's evidence," EUBUI. *th < Mi I C. Goh. when anmood bin Hamid, a young Malay, enticement llay Mahmood was sentenced to on< week's simp imprisonment and fined $50. or one month's rigor* imprisonment m default. The complainant, Blbun,
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    64 16 m The Vichy Q Blent has sent a proteal to Brth bl connection with the death of Mr Jean Chiappe, French Com- I mlssioner t bm plan*- was hit while flyioi he llediterran lo Vichy despatch to the official n< agency. Renter. No protes' o the Vl it
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    97 16 Mr. F. J. L. Ma las been appointed Senior Commissioner nd Commandant of he Volunteer Police Reserve. )f Tapah his taken Mr. Lim Ah Yount; i :he place of Mr. *Vong Lam Yin, of he Customs and £x:ise Department, fCrian. who had <*one m transfer to Lum ut. Mr.
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