Morning Tribune, 12 December 1940

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    16 1 S ALES EXCEED 4,500 DAILY Morning Tribune Vo j j— No. 270, Thursday. Dec. I{, 1940
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    Importance Of Tangier
    148 1 London, Dec. 11. rl\ British Government's uau hfulness on the situation where the Spanish ities have taken over the idmmist ration was again made ippart nt m answers to a question n the House of Commons to-day. ider-Secretary for Foreign Mr. R.A. Butler, stated iat Hi two
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    Democracies Must Retain Armed Strength
    215 1 I London. Dec. 11 LESS this war ends with a preponderance of military sink ing power in the hands of the democracies. Europe can i forward to no constructive period of transition from the to a better permanent peace.This warning was given by Herbert Morrison,
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    RAF's FURIOUS ONSLAUGHT
    215 1 Cairo, Dec. 11. "THE bombardment of all Italian aerodromes »n the Libyan Desert continued throughout Tuesday. Two enemy camps, troop concentrations and motor trmsports were repeatedly bombed, states an RA f communique. Six enemy aircraft were ceitainh shot down, while three others were seen falling out of
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    ROME ADMISSIONS
    49 1 Tl Hon by the Italians fighting m fi'- Western tied m to-day* ofque. It la d that BritLsh armoured A after several >yan troops veroome back on Sidi Einrrani. i violence Ken place on day and it 1& grave c Itehtin* is stated to be eon■z Reuter
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    Tedder For Cairo
    127 1 London !>r< 11. TIIL \ir Mini try tnnoanced 0* to-dj\ that Air M irsbal 1 \N Uii rlj of Singapore I m the Mv! ii i» Ihe lum ol Depot) < omman. der-.n.( hnf of Iht RA j maud m tin Middle and I l Air M.iiv|).,|
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    BIG RAIDS
    62 1 London. Dec. 11. RAILWAY junctions, powei stations, aerodromes and m lands docks were among targets m Western Germany and occupied territory bombed by the R.A.F. last night, states an Air Ministry communique. Docks at invasion ports alon-: the Channel were also attacked. These raids were made, although weather
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    WAVELL TAKES SIDI BARRANI: GENERALS CAPTURED
    561 1 WAVELL TAKES SIDI BARRANI: GENERALS CAPTURED FLASH: GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, CAIRO, ANNOUNCE IN A COMMUNIQUE THAT SIW BARRANI HAS BEEN TAKEN, WITH A LARGE NUMBER OF PRISONERS, INCLUDING THREE GENERALS. ADVANCE BRITISH ELEMENTS ARE NOW PRESSING WESTWARDS FROM SIDI BARRANI. QVER six thousand Italian prisoners are reported to ha\T been captured
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    PART CANADA IS PLAYING
    441 2 i <»-o|M'i -aiiion In Th« k War lidettt of Canadian Pacific Railway Company) London, Dec. 11. UTHoi.KHKAKTF.I peration with British and Canadian Governments m the prosecution ol the war effectively des 5 the poll Canadian Pacific Railway Company. Not i tnadlan ibuting its quota, but it
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    Tribune Fund Now $1,248
    266 2 Tribune Fund Now $1,248 i WITHIN two days al the S launching of the hrist- J i mas Cheer Fund appeal, the Malaya Tribune, up till mid- i night last night, had received the magnificent sum of $1,248.65. N Yesterday afternoon. the total stood at well under SBOO, but very
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    Frontier Incidents
    94 2 Tokyo. Dec. 11. REPORTS of incidents on the French Lndo-China-Thailand frontier continue to come from j Japanese .sources m Indo-China. According to a Japanese ne;vs j rgency message from Hanoi. French aircraft are stated to have raided Thailand aur bases, this be- ing described as "a reprisal" for
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    Reassuring News Of War Prisoners
    177 2 London, Dec 1] REASSURING news has reached London fro w occupied France and Belgium regarding th e welfare of British prisoners, of war m hospn civilian interests m Paris. This -the first direct news received m London has been supplied to the Red Cross and
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    M.C. Awarded To A. A. Section Leader
    167 2 London. Dec. 11. LIGHT is thrown on the devotion, courage and skill of the British A. A. defences against the German raiders by the following official account issued w_ the announcement of the award of the Military Croa to 2nd-Lieut. P. V. Bennett
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    To-day's Laugh
    14 2 Yoo-hoo! Last man in the booth went left hi.s leifM turned on!"
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    Tributes To David Livingstone
    316 2 London. Dec. 11. TKIBITES were paid to the 1 memory of David Livingstone on the occasion of the centenary of the explorermissionary's first visit to .\frica. The Secretary of Stale for the Colonies Lord Llcyd, speaking m Edinburgh said that Livingstone transcend<d classification .is a man
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      259 2 This helps you fight MALARIA The caking of two 4 Phyllosan tablets regularly, three times a day before meals, strengthens you -rfects of malarial atuck. It sustains o T V r< c. maintains and renews the vigour <f fc«*' iai^Qij gi «hl, and fortines your heart. I J hyl!osan' tablets
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    CALL TO FREE FRENCHMEN
    859 3 im: <-ai iit kwoy hi hi ne Staff Reporter) Singapore, V ay. ir -m-d mating the efforts and activities oi I I men m the F t1 who wish to work for the mm c, General de Qfttjiie appointed a representative m East m the person
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    YOUTH TAKES A BOW
    146 3 YOUTH TAKES A BOW Ibis is the story of youtl triumphant. I cading \ii j eraftmaa Waiter Dent* .mi field who has In-en awarded J the I) I M is 19 and come* J from rewe In Mai 1940 2 1 this airman wa s tin air (UO J Z
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    NO FAILURE IN BREAD
    68 3 11 Cpeaking of the bnad .supply alter a 3 s«n,..v ti ton a eertou, air attack, t for Pood Lord Woolton, (aid to-day, m- (i iv immediately aft. f fee taread supply tatted ta i any town ta Brtain A thai water^N»» i 3 B Yin
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    VICE-MARSHAL DECORATED FOR HEROISM
    160 3 VICE-MARSHAL DECORATED FOR HEROISM London, Dei. 11. AN Air Vice -Marshal who for the prfst seven and a half months has flown his own Hurricane was invested by the Kin« \eslerday with the insignia of the Order of the Bath. He is Air Vice-Marshal K. it. Park, commander of the
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    NO POLITICIANS AMONG SOLDIERS
    57 3 M» xm i f DCC 11. BRJ AXING with th< Mci an cpti' i goveraua nt by mdit; ry men the new Pn Id ;.t Oen- tcho hai dec that serving toldlei may not hold any Oflll r m the M<"Xl< »Vi iv Party, the powerful
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    JAPANESE LINES CRUMBLE
    125 3 Chungking, Dec 11. AS a result of (ho Chinest eounter-ofl'eniijve m the Han river region, whore the Japanese forces ha\o been making determined attacks durittg the last three weeks, the Japanese lines have n u Mcd, and all their troops have been driven hack to their original
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    Highly Successful Show At Capitol: News Brevities
    788 4  - Highly Successful Show At Capitol: News Brevities VERA ARMORE PEOPLE PLACES by S 1 'the Capitol night fa Fund premiere ol ol the Hariow comediei tl been .shown h Over $3,500 wa ol the effort. dtence wai headed by n i the""' Command "J h: I Robert Popham theOOC Mai
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    Afternoon Lecture
    112 4 Afternoon Lecture Professor Win- ified Cullis gave l a most interest ing address at a j meet m g of women workers i for the Patriotic i I Fund, at Raffles I Girls' School, on Taesiay after- noon. Lady Thomas i was pit -ent and was met l>\ Mrs. 111.
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    Getting Your Feet Into HOLIDAY TRIM
    589 5 Getting Your Feet Into HOLIDAY TRIM Let them be worthy of your pretty new sandals I the Christmas holiday is near at hand. rth while taking a little extra trouble so that they may be as attractive a.s adorning them, when you spend the seaside or a happy evening dantarting
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    hints from Helen's beauty box
    124 5 hints from Helen's beauty box I RESTRAIN will be avoided if, I l(i j ip and away i rem the book i ncr ol I [me to time. If your eyes hs nd- v towards weakness, do this ev.-rv j J minutes oi a l i > i POWDEB >hvd
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    BE FIGURE-WISE!
    189 6 BE FIGURE- WISE! i TASHION-v Lse WO gam; 3 K-d; waists must be well 5] skilfully moulded at bod: s y fn- Ula'a, Eu s una Rta nbining comfort with practlcabilttj N kiate support and. m addltioi oted for U t hard- 1 id washing qualitl4 i foundations are I'jim
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    There's More and More To-Do About the Hairdo
    382 6 There 's More and More To-Do About the Hairdo ho>v Villi ilo #i i you i' li air i drriilivs your hat* MILLINERY models for 1941 are being dcMgned around currn hair-do's and the relation of the three types of women to the* styles: The women who accept the pompadour
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    DR. PURCELL CONDEMNS NARROW NATIONALISM
    723 7  - DR. PURCELL CONDEMNS NARROW NATIONALISM VICTOR PURCELL By To the Nasi*, Germany is the inning and the end of everything; nothing that is not Cieiman is worthy of consideration. To boUter up this recrudescence of primitive tribal prejudice, German science has been turned into a harlot. She is forced to
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    DEFENCE NOTES
    6 7 Hi MP M. ry.
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    MURDER SUSPECTED
    121 7 141 >. yesterday morning. I s J of police accompa- lied two Governmenl athologists and Mr Q. the Coroner, exhumed iecontpased body i Chinese from make. m the Jangle near 1 Road, behind MeMfe 1 In- I .voir. man, believed to be a mid ,c. had a rope
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    Chinese Have 2 Years' Supplies
    38 7 I Shanghai. Dec. 11. applies shipped to China the re-opening of the >nvay is' now sufficient years of war. accordse reports. atitiei cf mmeiab are n the interior and c Yunnan-Burma reign countries.—
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    CHINESE MURDERED IN S'PORE STREET
    150 7 CHINESE MURDERED IN S'PORE STREET I .oi her murder was committed toStagpTO ese, Chim Kow Chye. alias Ch,m Kirn Baon, was fatall> abbed m the back m Jalan Besar, last mglit. I The motive of the murder is bertveiiße due to a ciis He between Malay and Chinese cret s
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    MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1940. MUSSO IN A MESS
    322 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1940. MUSSO IN A MESS MUSSOLINI must ha ilised b> now thai his invasion o fl fatal mistal While his Axis parti is cunningly confining his operations to one Trout', he lias foolishly created double fmnt tor himself—one in Albania and the other in Egypt.
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      135 7 I hies Ruin four Nerves bleeding. Internal or p j our Italitj ou crazy i t ii the pniri In 15 mm Ik, ride, i enjoy UN 1 1 also quickly aids i t-> func- turn. Start ti o.itr and tlon. hinai old iruarii. fe*l r cl emlat protecti 00
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      18 7 V safeguard"' K»*j YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED j ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. Head Office-No. I6D Cec.l Street
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    Alleged Knife Threat
    134 8 CHARGED with criminal intimi- j dation, lour young Malays, Ar-j, sat bin Hamid. Asmawi bin Mo- M hamed. Hashim bin Abdullah and Mohd. Hussain bin Hamzah, appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate, yesterday. All the accused claimed trial, but after the close of the prosecution
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    Dancing For College Girls
    60 8 One of the subjects m the training system at Sargents College. California, is dan- cinq. Each evening some J fifty or sixty girls step into a S black practice dresses and i turn out for a specialised i course m dancing. Here are I some of
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    SHINOZAKI APPE HEARING TO-DAY
    229 8 SHINOZAKI APPE HEARING TO-DAY THE appeal of Mamoru Shino reiki, the terk at tin Japanese Consulate, who ha< j bei M sentenced to three years' i rigorous imprisonment and a fine of |1,000 < j- m default tc six months' simple imprisonn)i ni on two of the three rges under
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    UNKNOWN
    390 8 JENTOSHIN JOHN JOSEPH, a salesman, was when the motor car he was driving overturned! Road on Nov. 29. He was removed to the Tan Tock pital where he died on the following day. The Singapore Coroner, Mr. \V. !G. Porter, returned a verdict o death by misadventure at the
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    YOUTH GAOLED FOR FORGERY
    154 9 DKMAKKING that forgery was a serious offence. X y the accused had cheated c of moneys which they could ill and that the fact that there were th pie showed that he was making a practice t Mr. Justice Pedlow yesterday, sentenced a y oung English
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    NON-STOP
    93 9 WAR OR WO UAH BRITAIN is CARRYING ON ii* ii arc three ci implej >i hi„\ hie (oitliMies m Eng- hind to d;iv Sheep can still lie seen m lar^iish count n lat < m the < entre, Ibe ftMifl l(.ol. s ii m th;- Straits of Dover and
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    DR. CULLIS AT THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
    72 9 P Winifred Cullii ci, ol Medicine day laid when :nti thai tin dot plj impressed with whal ihe She comiru nted i on tin I ci ted wen veil equipped nothing short ..I rsl cla 8 medicine was being hi at th v Coll*
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    These Motorist Fined For Unsafe Driving
    211 9 tar driven by tiled up at the -ilKscreamhim to leap id, as he to be run by Capt. A. Wall i the Traffic Court Cheng Ii the Municipal a umn nanner pr. nt other; Loasi Ro ed that r .ike ancar was ll ol
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    SAILORS FINED FOR ASSAULT
    114 10 p, i charges policemen fcwo S3, and Hopden .(i no or, in \ii Cheat) Boon I eouri ywtei also fined $^> or, In >rou8 tmprimUpcl t Qr bn .iiif bcioii", m«, to th t| M C Wll v. mU Maalp •>U who ftlao stood their trial
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    Danger of Working Long Hours
    206 10 Till futility of getting workers to toil for lon| J I hours with little rest m hope of ™™|£jj production was emphasised by Profeaaor Wh^ed S ullis. KE when she *M™*«* £?*CM? S I Rotarians on "Industrial PsttffM 9* the dubs) weekly luncheon yesterday. Pointing
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    ALLEGED "REDS" CHARGED
    89 10 ALLEGED "REDS" CHARGED FOUR Hainanese, w« re produced beore Mr. Cheah Soon Hock. In the third court, on a charge of being members of the Red General La- bour Union, y ester I day. The charge was explained to them and thp case was -joxtponed for mention on Dec. 18.
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    Woman Charged With Theft Of Gold Ring
    42 10 Woman Charged With Theft Of Gold Ring tI.U'XrFD lO hS A oommitti d theft .id ring vaiuS6. Kanui': amil woman. produced In the md court, vesterdaj The offence been committed m Weld Road, yesterday. trial, and 18 Bail m $50 was alloy
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    Arrival From Aden ln Pecuniary Difficulties
    92 10 HOLDING that there X .sufficient evidi |r» wa> a vagrant, Mr L i I chan middle-aged jew. a-9 Taibi. on a rag] I fifth court, yesterd; Awad. who was stated I surrendered him. sell a> a ugnii^| to the police yesterday, told t^^B court
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      185 10 Asthma Germl Killed m 3 Minn* Choking, ga spins: w\ I ml *^fcBronchitis pois. H i health ai ,,e,> df^R. the pi m •,ut*K* dl\ vi; Night. <*■ I:- Mendaco i ranUvd to M and Irt P >' our j k on retnipi 7TYS; r Mendaco tm/> Uthma M Bromhms
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      57 10 i 7* I jfty Waif Disney^ I j Mickey Mouse ±j I r7*n 7 TiS r ll 7op course, this is XRE vou p os !^I2- TT 'A. HERE <3ET on dj^y» Ull /^H^E LOOK AJ THAT Silly. THE ROOM'S^) |NSPE SL^I 4 "5 Z^m M ROOM THE ©OOPY V
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    Film Shots
    209 12 WH.vi an Britons Bi a Technicolour, with Jeanette >nald and NelI Richard Am ley wl teamed with Miriam I Hopkins In "The With F i Hair" for Warners. Carroll star of another icolouj Ith Fred i MacMurra Anna Nei with Hi WB t mata as the ids. rl
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    BURMA ROAD LINK WITH TIBET
    83 13 Chungking. Dec. 11. ANEW highway, directly linking the Burma Road and Sikong (Inner Tibet i is now under construction. Meanwhile construction is als\) under way on the new YunnanBurma railway, as well as on the Yunnan Szechuen railway, which were both started last year. Tlie
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    Colony War Taxation
    48 13 Colony War Taxation ih further remittance of $1,155,600 In respect of Straits Settlements War Taxation up to Oct 31. 1940. is being sent to the Crown Agents for the Colonies for payment to the Im-I perial Treasury. This also is a free gift to j the Imperial Government.
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    Traffic Officer's Evidence In Gang Robbery Case
    141 13 A- wed hearing before Ifr. yesterday, the prosecution called on Mr W. Miln traffic superintendent of the Traction Company. girt his evidence in the cafe of gang robbery allc to have been perpetrated along Mac! herson Road on the morning of Aug. 11,
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    Hokkien Admits Trespassing
    110 13 Hokkien Admits Trespassing nLEADING guilty to I a charge of criminal trespass by entering the open property of Mr. I. T. B. Rowland of 20, Bournemouth Road, yesterday "with, intent to cause annoyance." Lim Soon Hee, an English-speaking Hokkien. 18, appeared before Mr. Conrad OJdham in the second court yesterday
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    CHINESE WOMAN'S SUICIDE
    25 13 CHINESE WOMAN'S SUICIDE r eai old womai A a -not quit. a solution ol ca the General Ho pit •< <, The SI For* .V' M< opinion
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    INDIANS GAOLED
    20 13 CONVICTED on charge ol Ihe M Besar Sucha 81 who Lao p:» vlr md i to j i
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      97 13 THIS COMEDY WILL WIN YOUR VOTE!' PLAYING PACKED HOUSES TO-DAY AT 6.15 9.15 ITS II II COMEDY THAT SE7 mi row LAUGHING AND AIX THAT YOU'VE HEARD IT IS ■ft. c WLv" Also GAUMONT BRITISH UNIVKI^S \L NKWS j Fvervbodv loves to take tin- floor Inn US Till HAPPY ATMO8TBEEE
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    HARLOWE PAYS $67 AT K.L.
    731 14 I Prom 0 U TMli ood dn day Lumpur ra< fiich stfl in i d with I Hpo i fell in ;i I con1 ijiucd to the end. There I the first when Rosalie won the i :i! raci 59 and hen. ben Ha H
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    Dividends At A Glance
    90 14 Dividends At A Glance e 1— (liar 5S2, IH Dame ci 11 Wutre ?7 >hoot I p I Sycillian ■siiss turn j;..,, i\w Scwnm Sl.'{, S8 ttrk k sio |):iviv Cup |M t i Tirisiin' S!l |7 Quirk Monrv SIO \!i>-s Labis 1*3 5— Time TdK 125, $7 Silverlaw Daticim
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    Decrease In Metal For Japan
    83 14 W.i hnifcton. Dee. 11. I IWR (In it:. so m HIM n shipments ol vital iron and Steel to Japan is expected as result of the order issued m President Roosevelt vestcitln placini iron ore. M*_ ii"". o iH< and tin Iron and steel manufacture
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    UNKNOWN
    53 14 total W from the I War 'Savuß ticat.es up tl of 0 I ing to over I ■•■eeiiH I Mk The procwH >rtiflc_| A ?rnme: I :he general! tion of the! lias been d* The HomeJ ment decid-M wuld save 0 f r emittineß remitting 4 and London M
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    Friday's Boxing At The Happy World
    86 14 AN interesting can: ha ranged for Fridays boxin the Happy Word Stadium. Ii main event Koh Ah Kow i Baby Chocolate m a welterwi contest m eight aire 10U! In th< semi-final Syh meets fighting John m six minute lcunds. Tfcere will be four
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    Winstedt's Radio Talk To-night
    82 15 -viil brDr Time toerlv Director of F M.S., and rohore. a leading autno- uage, his id Matins standard ement Horn the Uchard has been Leethe London Studies. Sir Richards to-night will r People In Warpore station will relay from ZHL and .irTanftements nade for it to
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    TURKISH MILITARY MISSION
    37 15 TURKISH MILITARY MISSION m Dee. 11.— Nine memft Turkish military mis■Yi.^.istan are expected ■v on their return from jKikura. They will be ft North-West Frontier ft .iment and will be 'ft both by Government ft hawar Municipality.
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    THE BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    448 15 THE BRIGHT LIGHTS! "THJEF OF BAGHDAD?" (Provirw at the Cathay) THE Thi l of Baghdad' has been hailed at homo as Britain's i* -st. film to dat? and everyone who %am it at yesterday morning's special preview at the Cathay th tatvQ -uly agreed with this verdict. Audience was' composed
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    POST OFFICE WORKERS CARRY ON
    120 15 POST OFFICE WORKERS CARRY ON London, Dec. 11.— THE Postmaster General, Mr. S. Morrison, speaking m London said, "At the outset, of the blitzkrieg, the post office staff had followed the uniil practice of taking cover at the sound of the siren but they quickly realised that this must be
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    Alleged To Have Thrown Acid
    72 15 Alleged To Have Thrown Acid CHARGED before Mr. Cheah Soon Hock, acting third magistrate. with having caused hurt to Balisar Gula by throwing acid at him Bacho Singh, 35, and Siadaram Singh, 37, two Bengalis, claimed trial yesterday. The victim was said to have had the acid thrown at him
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    Theft Of Motor-Cycle Alleged
    76 15 Theft Of Motor-Cycle Alleged I I EE JAN- UtO--9J W 26. claimct! ,1 when he ap- before Mr. nrad Oldham m the second court, lay. o n .i 'charge of theft of a m <- jrcle from North Brid<ip Road, 945 p.m. last night Tho motor cycle was said to
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    ANGLO – U.S. COOPERATION
    89 15 ANGLO U. S. COOPERATION N.w Qrieaoi Mt, It J Till: c«>-operati< m tf Ufc I n»h(. Matfs m loplauni; S i British shipping [oSMfl win continue, declared Rear Admin I K S. Land, diair man of Ihe Marin*' Conunfe- sion speaking the animal dinner pi i k I M« llt
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    FUNERAL OF MR. W. E. RUSSELL
    257 15 ON leave prior to retirement next year, after having been m the service of the Singapore Harbour Board for the last 28 years, .Mr. William Emmerson (Barney) Russell died at his residence m Singapore yesterday morning. At the funeral m the afternoon there wa.s
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    GREEKS CONTINUE HEAVY ATTACKS IN NORTH
    282 16 GREEKS CONTINUE HEAVY ATTACKS IN NORTH DEPARTMENT By Kcntrrs special conre_pondenl on the Yugoslav-Albanian Frontier) \iui:\s. DEC. 11. fllF GREEK _RMI TO DAI IND YESTERDAY CON--1 TIMID HEAVY M I "AC KS AGAINST THE LEFT FLANK OF THE ITALIANS IN THE FAR NORTH OF THE 80-MILE LONG ALBANIAN FRONT. After
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    NEWS IN BRIEF
    122 16 Cai">, Dec 11/ I i n naltj ing the inner harmful it ion. A ,< it e.iviii politlA] here. newsai Ahram. ion. Dec n. Mr. J. M. Ancin he new Premier ol Northern Ireland, is ji London to see Mr. 'hurchill. and of: oinJ earned m Belfast
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    EFFECT OF CAPTURE
    173 16 Maurice Lovell, one of Reuters special correspondents m Greece, unite* that the effect of the Greek seizure of IHmeoltni'l three main bases m Southern Albania, namely. Santi Qmnnta, Delvino and Aigyrocastro is now becoming apmut. c On ek advance m this region acquired almost the Inevitability of
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    OIL SOURCE MENACED
    184 16 An important source of Italian oil supplies is menaced by the Greek push m North Albania directed towards the Skumbi River valley. The Devoli River region is threatened and this is of utmost i consequence to Italy, for from tl. region comes at least half of Italy's
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    Casky In Belgrade
    77 16 P_ Tr Berlin, Dec. 11. c Hungarian Foreign Minister, count ftakv, arrived m B I rade this morning on a tWO-d official visit, says an official news agency message A guard ol honour was mounted at the station and among tho.^e lathered to greet Count c.saky wi
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    ABSOLUTE CONTROL
    207 16 On the seizure of Albania m 1938 the absolute control of this oil m- dustry constituted one of Italvs chief economic gains and its development was pressed forward with even greater intensity. Several hundred wells were sunk and it became clear that Italy rded Albanian oil as a
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    Unanimous Support For New Loan
    337 16 London, Dec. 11. THK announcement th it Government has agreed «n principle to give fiuamiil assistance to the Chinese Government will be well reettted m this country, the dominions and, equaliv. m the I'nited Bi itos, s;»\s The Times m a leader. For obvious reasons
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    Morning Tribune
    208 16 NET SALES EXCEED I M| I Thursday. Q (l ,„,b. ,J fl__M_»U_______J W\^ J k'^^Bj^i (BBmmmmmmmmil^B w2I S£«. F»r son, t J 1 »Wnet has been ,51 S"* 1 I H is intended that J Government has JJ Provisional discussioml definite stage that I and Allied (..venn Wn
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    TREASURY PARADOX
    113 16 London, Dec 11. THE British Exchequer returns ior 1 last week— to Dec. 7— reveal an appaient p.uadox. The whob total of ordinary expenditure rose to the record high level of £110.000.000. expenditure on .supply services— largely ior war necessities -which was nearly £10.000,000 belt w the previous
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