Morning Tribune, 13 December 1940

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    Masthead
    28 1 Morning Tribune r, <v _\n. 271. Friday, Dec. 13, I'HO. Morning Tribune Can Ijmu PRY, infantry 12-hour bombardmi i P port >mb it for 16 hour.-s aim \2a
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    FLASH
    53 1 Can Ijmu PRY, infantry 12- hour bombardmi i P port >mb it for 16 hour.-s aim on Monday. Severe casualties were UiflJ en Black-shirt divisions. Never 7 they offered fierce unlit an r r to the Bnti.sh onslaught*. D^spit* the duststorm which per throughout yesterday making part, of the
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    Battle Of Sidi Barrani
    41 1 Battle Of Sidi Barrani ''turn::. to land oi heir bomb ment oi Bci. tN I lian advanced air ktriking b probably the heavk tjin; irried out in the Near East and it left the Italian ban and machines .shattered wreck^ Reuter
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    20,000 PRISONERS IN BRITISH VICTORY
    317 1 20,000 PRISONERS IN BRITISH VICTORY LONDON. DEC. 12. UPEMUNG WITH CONSIDERABLY LESS OCAUTION0 CAUTION THAN ON TUESDAY, MR. WIN STON CHURCHILL TOLD THE HOUSE <>» COMMONS TO-DAY OF A VICTORY WHICH IS THE AFRICAN THEATRE OF THE WAR IS OF THE FIRST ORDER. THE PREMIER ILLI'DED TO HIS PREVIOI S
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    WAVELL THANKED
    161 1 London. Dec. 12. A telegram congratulating General Sir Archibald Wavell on his "brilliant stroke" j has been sent by the Secre- j lux lor War, Mr. Anthony Eden, and the Chief of ftfce S Imperial General StafT, Sir J John Dill. The teltffrum say*. "On be- J half
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    low The Battle Went
    280 1 low The Battle Went Cairo, Dec. 12. i intimated that t>o.ooo i*. tiers were taken with i, guns ami equipment of ids, states a General Headumni unique, al Italian retreat is in the Western Deeding to the latest •nnaissance reports. F retains the ma and is operatli no 1 Hour
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    Sthian's Death—Irreparable Loss
    244 1 Sthian's Death— Irreparable Loss London, Dec. 1 1} I lan'l death is m losv to (he plomatii service. 1 K. uter\ diploniatn 1 \s tumkw Britain*! premier —he had the c*.u tradition to the 1 i>» ak openly and Bpon the mo-t imporbetirMn Britain "t«-«l States. interviews and usi have
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    26 1 fhe vs holt* i' l the ta.t thai ur mon i Mir af i >r the I th< B ,t vsould ef !1(l n in Reuter
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    THE BATTLE OF THE SANDS
    370 1 ...ro DCC. 12 > Kent' i in < nnrnyn- < S dei\is with the Arm} of the i Nile. N I\FSPITF davs of gruelling y fighting somr oi which took pla< mi Ikkfl sand I storms thr IAfMMt British troops are now in the highlit
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    CANNON BLOWS-UP PLANE
    29 1 CANNON BLOWS- UP PLANE >n D 12 Nkv. vi t ry for Bn itilpp el wftri y. A 21 1 t'OW 111 s.s*»r.schmlt Wit\ < <!>Joded "u thp D Reuter
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    VICTORY IN 1942—Lothian
    326 2 VICTOR Y IN 1942— Lothian W Jf > Bjiitimore, Pec. *"V\ ri H Nour lul|) ir ;lllo i )laIU s mnnilion on tfu and in the i< i «i tow**, we are aave <»i victory,* 1 <i. ,i; in( ii.rri loihijui. die Rriiish Ambassador lo Ihe niud M;m-. in r
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    28 2 The EKrec tor-Gen-eral ot Po^' rptu Mala :iatec Mr T tiley, Deputy Chj ;u:itaat. •ire>iden:, ir.a hi: Podu and ■•-presider.:, of i Telegraphs Co -opera: ive Th: Loan
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    6 2 Mr A M **;>{> )tn£od. to I
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    DEATH OF LORI LOTHIAN
    493 2 DEATH OF LORI LOTHIAN Washington lie- n™ Tilt. Ilniish Emkaasj announce, tin, J .otliiun. Iliitish Ambassador to Mi,\ States, died at :> a.m. local tim. U^Z I'.i itish Embassy in Washington. Lord Lothian was reported indisposed and had to cancel a* v more to address the American FumVt! Association's dinner.
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    55 2 The Parliamentary Sec: Ministry of Labour. R .\sshcton, said in the C BU9 I i ar.swer that very many h of production have beer, ulvi I the roof spotter" -vstem du raids and that aii torn a proportion of nrnii eusaged on work were oper. wherebv prtxiuciion v\/ til the
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    CHEER FUND $1,520
    212 2 CHEER FUND $1,520 rE Tribune 1 'hri>tmas Cheer Fund, up till midnight. totalled 51.320. Large contributions receiv--led yesterday afternoon inS eluded sums oi SIW. S3O and $25 There were several re. I markable gifts from children. S and one gift of a dollar irom I a student. I Members oi
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      12 2 OAN YOU AFFORD AN UNINSURED LOSS FIRE South British Insurance Co., W
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    SHINOZAKI APPEAL DISMISSED
    1487 3 JRT WOULD HAVE ENHANCED SENTENCE In Another Country rould Have Been Shot" Eji appellant had been treated extremely W erious charge and that in any country which ■übi<vt to t^c new order in Europe the appellant would Keen shot, the Full Court of Criminal Appeal, comprising ■Hj
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    96 3 •^C Since the Royal Navy no.v operates not only »n J£ and beneath the seas but above them a> well. t!u «T Fleet Air Arm. the Navy's air force, maintains 1 constant flow of new personnel to keep parr with its ever-growing strength. This picture was taken i at a
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    Police Haul Of Forged Currency
    190 3 Police Haul Of Forged Currency ALLEGED to have been caught with nearly $1,000 worth of ;md counterfeit ten and twenty-cent coins in theil sion. Han Ying Pong, 48, and Han Song Tong, 1 nam were produced before Mr. Oon IChye Ki;r the third court terdfi Mr Luke R. Prynn said
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    RAF BOMB INVASION PORTS
    63 3 RAF BOMB INVASION PORTS London, Ott IX DOMIiIRS of Ih. I I .on Miuuml thrir ni^htK i :i ids on CIMIHV tnillolV (Ml i<lllt (J.i\ According to Ml lif Ministri eomnanifne, thrvr Indndcd vi Mis to inv.isiitii poiil i ml MUM In t h i imli onic in (.«rni;»n upled
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      198 3 Glands NadeYoung -Vigour Renewed Without Operation H you feel old before you i 'ufT«'P om bi mm i ii.l plr u v, i ..I r i w liapp It U In .hi Aim. i hi up <li. .i| >li youthful our and i i-:.' mi opornt lon« i ii i
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    People & Places
    2 4 People Places
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    HEADMASTER PLANS "ALL MALAYAN" CHRISTMAS DINNER
    781 4  - HEADMASTER PLANS "ALL MALAYAN" CHRISTMAS DINNER VERA ARDMORE By ks then much Interest In tl Grow more food" camDr. Donald H'-n-w- principal of K: School and the auth r ol an ultra modi ni cooki y bo >k Recip< hi epi -!i Chrl Unas menu, us ig only vv predicts
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    MOTHER & BABY
    23 4 MOTHER BABY 1 A harminj >tutl\ nt Mrs. i K. Juuhert r and her i .»i'v iasghter Kci mil. i afed send montht,
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    Xmas Show To Services
    59 4 Xmas Show To Services i Some of ll S take part in* C'hristin.i, >'":»: which Mi- r > Gcd4< •to riß»' rie. I [i P Merrier m i rielj;. I i Miss .»»> 1 I i'shrr. M S .1 0 Min Uii I I I Gon I ill I 111'
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      144 4 ou thought aboi your i hristmas hair do i to your harm. Let MAltli: of the NAOMI salon, lb, K<Hlnev Ifoii'-f, Batterj Koad, t\ lc \<mii hmit for tin- I'rstivc I IMIII Telephone 7555 for appointments. < o>imi:h4 i \i S I H .1 i: C T S ENROL NOW
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    OVERPATRIOTIC BRITON FINED
    171 6 Sin^ajxne. Thursday. f^ J. VINCENT, Kuropoan. w*b lined 1900 of lii wttks 1 sini|>l<- iniprisoiHiK-nl by Mr. 1,. (i(»h in thi* fifth COUri 10-cl;i\ irhen he pltadt'd to Ihree charges under the Defence Regulations. ih« cha were th •l> 0 embei i tpore, he d d I
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    Woman Accuses
    200 6 Murder Verdiel II t Mo inquiry into the d« -aih "f N.ih Mill a shop assistant, whoso battered bodj found In a few inches of water along tin* pata ing U) Geylang serai on Ihc morning «>» Dec. l I \n William Oh of UIC Tan likU Seng
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    Alleged Abduction Of Woman: 7 Charged
    127 6 Alleged Abduction Of Woman: 7 Charged TWO Tamils ana five Chinese claimed trial beiore Mr. J. L. McFall, the District Judge, when they were charged with having abducted aratnam. a Tamil woman, on Nov 21, at East Coast Road. T he men were Gar Vaithinadan, Tan Kuin Ong Poh Kee.
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    Legal Point For Rural Board
    281 6 Legal Point For Rural Board U7HLTHKR or not the Rui I had the power to build house; for people who wo m without hoi 1 to insist that insanit u be demolished, v. which tared Board membi 1 they txu 1 to ai advi< ine problem I communication tv, Officer
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    CONSULATES
    62 6 T&L es( I mineral at Shi I Ding has been decicit-a upon bj I Manchukuo Goven.; I pation 01 the str I political and econon I tweea Nankins and f a result of the recent f chukuo-Naiikin- de I tn addition, the M^iicl f Commission In Ttei converted into
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    Police Unearth Thieves' Den
    96 6 roNVicTED on charge* ol I v Chiu, and 12 mon:; r Chinmonths' rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. Chan Chiu waa sentenced u:. thre< ebl lie Lee Wan Poh R i and the third charge of he iruv.-n. I According to the Dro* conduc .1 dhoby'a ihop u
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      43 6 f 1 OYERSEAS 7 auto-radiooram f0 t MAI N 5 m I DVERSEAS 8 auto-radiooram I f0 R DC/AC MAINS n l2 w" eBU of $35 I OVERSEAS 10 AOIQ-MWO6RHM H TWIN W"*"'" •i-a BrHnh produ e trial ui IV W'lnn* iO3 A
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    PLEA FOR REVISION OF JOHORE LABOUR CODE
    509 7 PLEA that certain wtdkm of the Johore Labour Code he suitably revised when the F.M.S. Labour Code underwent revision was made yesterday by Mr. 1 Harper Ball, Chairman of the Johore Planters A^soiation, when referring to the unfair bearing the section nits present
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    Pineapple Workers' Plight
    197 7 Pineapple Workers' Plight I v there have been inK iona in the Press tbat till a demand for pineproductl for the Home and this has somewhat eased the situation," declared Mr. S_ Harper Ball, Chairman of the Planters' Association, re- to the pineapple unem- ptoymeni question at the half- c
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      19 7 CELLOPHANE PAPER Made in England BE SUPPLIED FROM STOCK Rahamin penhas 11T Ocil Mattt, Singapore. ""^■^■^■■■■■■■■•i APB l mmmm
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      23 7 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SICURITY PI US SIR K Head Office-No. I6D Cecil Street, .•miamu. i rtmn
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  • Morning Tribune FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1940. WORDS OF WISDOM
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      Musical Ofic ion
      3 8 Musical Ofic ion
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      U. S. LOAN TO BRITAIN INDICATED
      121 8 U. S. LOAN TO BRITAIN INDICATED Washington, Dec. \i. EURTHER action concerning a ■loan to Britain awaits President Roosevelt's return to the capital decision may then be taken (<> ask Congress for the appro^ of Bach a measure. This was indicated by Mr. .le>s« lones, the United States Federal Loan
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      Ch dren's Orchestra
      159 8 Ch dren's Orchestra 1 E IB U' '1 m m 'm futun m I b I 1 but it Is fatal, even Imp m they start using th( third rt is, n r, a ang< rous habit and a funda fault oi style, as the left hand should be fairly
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      Critic Replies To Mr. B n
      1025 8 Critic Replies To Mr. B n ORE TRImi;. j imone sion ing md an I en I ted I 1 ich j THE CORRESPONDENCE ON THE SUBJECT OF CUmi kM I'ORE BETWEEN MR. E. A. BROWN. I'KODUt Ii; n. Mr \MATKIR DRAMATIC CLUB. AM) THE CRITICS <)| n BUNE MOVES
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      PANTO M.D.
      131 9 I 7supp »8 that by publishing yours and other letters it has been clearly demonstrated that these columns wer« not inaugurated with dogmatic intent. That this 1 feature, after catching a few small fry, toon have netted a whali S °i' c cn Nothing Offers promise of i.:eatInteresl
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      Suggestions For Improvement In Musical Society Concerts
      870 9 I I Sunday, in the Victoria Memorial Hall, the Musical Societj grave its fourth performance of the year, the la tant public ■1 1 in l .>!<>. The music had be< I n with some care and, following the arrangement at the London
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      134 8 Suggestion For Christmas New Year Gifts lame Butterfly (Puccini) Oigli roeca (Puccini) Gigii Til Opera (Oay-Austin) Audrey Mildmay Concerto in E Major— K4s9 (Mozart) Schnabel Concerto in A Minor— Opss (Dvorak) Menuhin •niphonv No. 2 in E Minor— Op27 (Rachmaninott) Kurene Ormandy the Minneapolis Symp h. Orch. 5? *!P 55?
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      57 9 Foot Itch Healed in 3 Days Do your f«*i Itch, n v badly thai th.y nearl Do< r,.ni cause of these skin t; that h) i throughout th« wrorld, is Foot.Slnga] ,üble until !ow remove the au v :it<l x w' den the K ermi in 24 houi tlw> skin
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      30 9 ~p r\ rrTi \j v Lfj /i\ P k i /M k For discerning {^7^ palate Vintage Wine... nffi|3 well -matured in mai*v» PATRIOi IC wood.' f u M D
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    R.A.F. Officer On Traffic Charge
    275 10 R.A.F. Officer On Traffic Charge I U7II 11 \M GEORGE DICKER, Sergeant in the RAF. appeared in the district traffic court i yesterday, on a summons charge of negligent dviv- ing along Bras Basah Road on Nov. 3. It was alleged by the prosecution, that Dicker, i in driving his
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    ATTEMPTED ALLEGED SUICIDE
    61 10 ATTEMPTED ALLEGED SUICIDE ALLEGED to havr attempted to commit suicide by jumpw\» into the Kallang River on Wednesday i evening, Goh Tee. 51-T-old Hokkien.^ was charged in the >nd court yesterday. Goh Tee. did not oar In court, ns had been admitted to the Geiv pital soon alter his alleged
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    $2,000 Bail For Alleged Communists
    49 10 $2,000 Bail For Alleged Communists Acharfe oj being members of an .nlawiul the Singapore Chil Worto Ja| National Salration lat i o n explaint o L o h Ah 23. and 0 Pek Chit, 35. two Ha; Alien they d beMr. Oon Ki, ng In Jhp third st- tion
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    Dr. Cull Address Girls
    42 10 DROFESSOR Winifred 1 C.8.E.. who Is tour East under tho auspices Ministry of Information a two gathering yesterday In the morninu si at the R.A.F. Selctar In the evening she hal girls of the Y V hi ence.
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      207 10 High Blood ?re| Dangerous lo I Thousands I Hlfh Blood Press !..rv Ij becau fl toms for IndigeatJi i H 'oraiu^n 'fl the H d and al H '< ith, in rv !>• in (l.ii H p Jm i i fl I". W fl your fl inak< i a fl
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      349 11 j ON THE] AIR U *J NOAPOM ZHL 225 metrtfl (1 333 kr 7.HPI 30. M iwiffl t nar zhpj 41. jm mrtrci (7 25 Blf<i From 8 00 am. to 8 35 a.m. From 111 00 i m. to I 50 p in I rnm 5. Of p m.
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    Straws In The Wind
    352 12 Straws In The Wind HITLIK hM orders for the printing of several miliion copH s of a iMit* -t< mi \arious lanfnAfd aiul diahcts lor distribution among all nationalities, races and tribes in trie a. It is headed "Hitler plans to iWCIt \t in ;i trum the British yoke." Whatever
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      183 12 He STAYI I l\ !\>l VoriJ. rKOBABI.^ vrw .i-m! 81 il I R A OVER AGAIN TODAY 2w-*fl^ 3.15 6.15 9.15 Ij|J;^» jO v iraichnwl, sW^^^SJ^i^Bi Latest MetnConc Nous of the Day I and a ipfeadid Spoiling Subject 'TENNIS TECHNIQUE 91 (An Absolute Lesson In h<»\n To Plav ttie punc
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    Revenue Officer's Lapse
    95 13 Revenue Officer's Lapse When Cbeong Ke Bee, a Revenue I came up I Mr. Oon Khye Kiaim. in third court, yesterday, on a charge Ol baling stolen $33 Irom Mr. Mohamad bin Yshadi. anotK Revenue Officer, Mr Mohamed informed the Court t hat Cheong had made full restitution. Cheong admitted
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    Debts Led To Suicide Attempt
    127 13 Debts Led To Suicide Attempt DEBTS made V. Ratnam, 42--year-old Tamil, attempt to hang himself but a constable passing by prevei^ d him from doing so. Produced bel Mr. Oon Khye Kianir. acting third mapi- j strate, Ra \n a m j said he had attempted to hang himself I
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    Japanese Fined
    26 13 Japanese Fined PLEADING guilty to a charge ol havin o changed tn«" Ldence win ltt oka ed 125 or i i default, ,rous imMr. and o
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      163 13 TO-DAY AT 6.15 9.15 BRANDON THOMAS'S IMMORTAL j COMEDY. "RE-ORGANISED" \M> BROUGHT UP-TO-DATI I bmT% Uf^F Mm' Wmvwmm) '^s^s^^HSk m m\ m* ml V M m m mJ Mm sV ml mm J I Iml nmJUw I /l 1/ (1 1 i 9mW -t W dm Lrv I I /7C
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    HANDICAPS FOR THIRD DAY AT K.L.
    370 14 HANDICAPS FOR THIRD DAY AT K.L. THE rol owing for thr> rd day Kuala Lumpur Dec. 14 HorsrM. (las s 2, Div. 1, 1 mile iml a furlonff. \NO 9.0 DISTINGUISHED 9.0 TE 8.11 VI \K PF: 8.11 RE 8 8 C( NTANGO 8.8 in'BlJl 8 4 LEASE 8.3 SIR
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  • RUGBY
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      2nd Half Succes For Fort Canning
      163 14 2nd Half Succes For Fort Canning Fort Canning I', pts. s < (R) frequent touch finding somewh i^J rugby match in which Foit Canni] heat Bhv 15 points (a gOtt, a drop ?f a and a try) to nil on the padanp y< With a heavier pack, the Port i
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  • HOCKEY
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      Police Beat Punjal
      109 14 Police 3; Punjab Regiment pLAYING a game in which they displayed One bination. the Police secured a well-da victory when over a Punjab Regiment tear three goali to one in a hockey match played < Pdliee Depot yesterday evening. Outstanding in the Polir Sin who was responsible
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      Field Ambulance Beat
      97 14 V MCA 1; Fidel Amhiihi.-i DESPITE a sodden ground, fairly fast i when the y.m.c.a. playing ai beaten 3-^1 bv the Field Ambulanc yi The winners were markedly superior in bott knee and attack, and would probably I a couple or more goals but for the Hong
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      S.R.C.H Beat S.C.C.
      120 14 SR II 2; sCC. H MUCH against the run of play, the second eiev the SRC. yesterday defeated the 9M 2—l at hockey on the S.C.C. PadansThe Recs, who led one-nil at half-time, a their winning goal a minute from the ena i» Watts, who was also
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      S.R.C. Beat Chines
      92 14 s r C I; 5.C R IN an evenly contested lux-key matcn on ground, vesterday, the S.R.C de C by one po3l to nil. Chinese played one man line and were handicapp<d to some e> 8 R.c. forwards combinea (d to b< -vantage. Both defer.. .Hd our.
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    AT YOUR PURCHASE OF WAR INGS CERTIFICATES WILL DO BRITAIN – AND FOR YOU.
    304 15 AT YOUR PURCHASE OF WAR INGS CERTIFICATES WILL DO BRITAIN AND FOR YOU. Arithmetic may not normally be news, but the arithmetic of Victory will interest everyone. Here it is: •40 rfrfle cartridge or 1 incendiary bomb. l stick of bombs. 5 trench mortars bombs petrol to visit Berlin ber
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    THE BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    170 15 THE BRIGHT LIGHTS! MAN I MAKKIED" (At The Cathay) A GREAT human drama, with a remarkable theme is "The Man I Married.' which opened e at the Cathay last night. The story is of an American woman married to I German who* mother was a Jew, and it tak> one
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    NEWS BREVITIES
    168 15 NEWS BREVITIES Mr. D. W. Le Mare, 1 Assistant to the Director of Fisheries, Straits Settlements, h^s be^n appointed to act as Offtc?r-in- j Charge, Fisheries Department, F.M.S Mr. Wong Weng Kee, a well -known miner. hs& mAde a contribution of SI ,000 to the general improvement fund of the
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    News Brevities
    44 15 News Brevities In Hal who will be remem-bcn-d mer rid i fi uiu tk and who was 76 years of age 1 June, is now a member of thp Home Guard in Worcestershire- a county in which his family haw resii •several hundred irs.
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    27 15 After serving for IL' years in the Johore Public Works Depart ment, Mr. R. R;ii gam, AnU-Malaria Superintendent Johore Bahru. has entered on leave prioi to retirement
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    41 15 Mr. A. C. Baker. former British Advi j.'er to the Government of Kelantan.is now living at Glentnorn. Wye, Kent. Mr. Baker la a nw mber of the Local Observers' Corps and Mrs. Baker is workJ Ing with the Rod Crass Organisation.
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    REPORTED CAPTURE OF KELCYRE IN NEW ADVANCE
    457 16 REPORTED CAPTURE OF KELCYRE IN NEW ADVANCE ATHENS, DEC L2 thj GREEKS HAVi: ADVANCED ABOUT TWO WILES 1 \l ONG IHE COASTAL ROAD AND ARE NOW SLIGHT I TO THE NORTH OF THE VILLAGE OK KELCYRE, AC CORDING TO REPORTS FROM THE GREEK SOUTHERN FRONT RE U HIM. WELL-INFORMED LONDON
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    71 16 Chungking, Dec 12. Traffic over the iiorth-\vev»U*rn highway between China and Soviet Hussia has greatly increased during recent week*, almost doubling the traffic of t-*o months ago, according to the Ta Kun^ I'ao. quoting i hinese communications, quarters. The SinoSovit't Air TratlU- Board I original!) sthetluled to meet Ihii month,
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    BALKAN RELATIONS IMPROVE
    145 16 BALKAN RELATIONS IMPROVE Sofia I Tt'UKlsi! -Bulgarian relations COtttfaMC to br t»» ■.üb.ji el <>i U ti\» di-< -iiN^ioJi. The Bi Mini>t«r to Turkey. "VI. KirofT, is stated to have ttrivrd from Ankara With concrete Turkish promh fit -a imi t tl jnutua] and div u-si:)iis nflilek ii '!«'i to
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    20,000 CAPTURED
    50 16 of the Itah. p f tie contiiniffl n in a Brit-.;h Admiralty c Both heavy and Light units of fch terranean I it. Other British naval units bombarded KUmayu In Italian Somaliiand, Inflicting damage on Italian; supplies. Enemy coastal battc replied ineffectively to the British i :ire. Reuter
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    277 16 l.onUon, Dec. 12 British bombers n- h heim darini Wednesday nlfht, after flvhT,* through thick cloud. ,ith m sJ^t of tJi A sudden c •lcarin K at the crucial Ume nab J to puk out the power station and stick. J sptosivc bombs and many Incendiaries cmwiAi i
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    87 16 Agriculture Ha Bright Future London Dec 11 "pOK tiu tir>t tirnt- foi ftttons, .i-'rii'uf eaa look forward to the tut are with confidence. Landowners, farmers nd workers plan ahead with reasonable security." The Minister of A made this point in hi stated it v. 'liable I the existing system oi
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    279 16 London, Dec. 11. THi. difficaltict tinf iiiiUifj by British airmen detailed t«> bomb targets in (ier many on Tuesday night, were i ribed in an Air Ministry Mtri bulletin by the crew of )i'»vy butnbvr concerned. Hiey had to contend with tang, electrical storms, dense loud and mio\\. Reaching
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