Morning Tribune, 27 December 1940

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    Masthead
    10 1 Morning Tribune v „i. 5-NO. 284, Friday. Dec. 27, 1940.
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    Britain Expected An Invasion
    200 1 Picked troops combed the beaches, while crews of lone ffi &i W Th for 4 instant action and ships of the nT" t h throu S h the mist kee P in^ their day and iiwhil D till holiday. 81 led a,s m i .me, musk
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    GREEK IRREGULARS SAID IN TIRANA
    394 1 GREEK IRREGULARS SAID IN TIRANA ATHENS, DX( 26. rEST REPORTS FROM THE ALBANIAN FRONT SAY THAT ALBANIAN IRREGULAR TROOPS GOT BETWEEN THE ENEMY LINKS CUTTING COMATIONS AND ATTACKING ISOLATED DETACHMENTS OF THE ENEMY IRREGULARS ARE SAIL TO HAVE ENTERED TIRANA AND STK X STERS CALLING ON THE ITALIANS TO LEAVE
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    SUCCESSES ON KASSALA FRONT
    93 1 ftiro, i>" S i mccearfvl British raid i A msl of K.ivsala, m wnlen nombcf "t cawitltlei inflicted on Ibc emm) n ed «n a H.Q., < <"» y muniqii. No (!>•»'»:. Is Jt ported In Übyt <»n the J othei fronts thew n tl v
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    CORDIAL RELATIONS WITH TREATY POWERS
    45 1 CORDIAL RELATIONS WITH TREATY POWERS ToK It the n he loi nially opened the «-vt«n ty-.' ion ol the Diet. Reuter 1 British dcftroy<hr with |Wl| at th< dji sweeps up the h.nuiel m mmkli of >rev, Imping Itrii nn's vital ;irtery clear for .shipping.
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    HUGE DROP IN IMPORTS
    15 1 m Imp I I c of 15,500, 0f >0 N Reuter
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    LONDON HAS A PEACEFUL XMAS
    41 1 I 2s. A. hi; ft*) «»f Intimate gathering, )nm§tmM* ft nd .1 b "K»>t <>' unbroken |l( peace wrhkh the l< F .^^d all inj and German pcci pied Un udoner. E. Maj I U.— British Wireless
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    MUSSOLINI CALLED A FOUR-FLUSHER
    404 2 v Ymk. D EDITORIALS l!i Howard newspapers «3 "W.- wouW Fj h;t.. to be m MuMoliiii'f! spot right now, for Mr. Churchill aU khfi art which made the Roman citizen turn On the nfytiM 'he.\ had d only a few minutes i fol and CTJ slay.
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    TODAY'S LAUGH
    19 2 "Goodness' I have been sitting en my handbag! I hope the m\ r ror is not broken
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  • NEWS IN BRIEF
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      49 2 Berlin, Dec 26— A High Command comI munique says that there are no special events to report concerning the night of Dec. 24 atfd 25 Re\;er. Jei Dec 26. 1 ws have fighting uaifcs and ?fs of hsm m the Near East. T v,mced by the Je" ment. Reuter
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      9 2 T v. o a ported Th: ire >. dur: Reuter
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      25 2 r, Cternu has pr c v ai I c d cr pa F :i deep and h La ;-erate There had also bt-r:-. m. Reuter
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    "CONFIDENCE IN VICTORY"
    205 2 Lord Wt'lliiigdoii Montevideo. I). "THE extraordinary friendly reception and gn pa thy shown u> 'n this Mea^ «jty" ls r incnted on with gratitude by Lord' WellinedoWhi a farewell message to Uruguay on the conclusion tl the British Trade Mission's visit Lord Wellington writes, "Even before Wt
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    CHEAP MILK AVAILABLE
    104 2 London. Dec. "3. FHE Ministry of Food announces that dv 1941. maximui: tfi to be charged for milk told by retail will continue to be a penny per pint than the price charged at the corresponding care oj 1939. Under the National Milk Scheme, the daily allowance
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      77 2 What did the b l?\3p\ Surveyor say— II W as he survesed (j\y "food oW m U (BB) Good M yes, Johnnie Walker |i|||S il blended itom all the finest ifiw^rfflF whiskies o( Scotland. Old T <g4sm J Hatch of chem is matured IftS" r years m the wood. There
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    Remarkable Escape
    118 3 With ierseys, sea stockings and other articles of clothing: stuffed into her damaged bmv, a British motor torpedo. boat lia* arrived home safely after ramming an enemy warvhip during an engagement between British motor torpedo-boats and bigger German craft. The engagement was tmiqht m the morning rtaiknrss. and
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    British Navy And U.S. Navy Gifts
    90 3 London. Dec. 26. THK brads .t the British and United 81 aviea I have exchanged k mid B»fts marking tjw swnmithv and understanding between the bwo •-i rimed with greal wtion that you Had named one ol the former Americaii destroyei a 01 "he
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    Frontier Skirmishes
    16 3 RAY-LONG I) the the frontier. It is believed thai tin I suffered casualti Reuter
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    Premier's Message To Anzac Troops
    276 3 London, Dec. Wl* shall sei ■vy oppoi I on all front on tnry with the same vigour shown m I Middle East an 1 shall face the com confident." So Mated Mr. Churchill, replying to th< goodwiN Christma »ge from tin- Prime Mini Of New
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      32 3 Don 7 H J tfMk* Pft I f SBW ft the mip^ i^a youngsters 111 Iff Bte..*, ■'<■'■ nulk, flavoui th hildren J E? V 3 i^E^^ ObUlnaW* n0... all |mmmm.»i. v gtOI
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  • PEOPLE & PLACES
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      How Singapore Celebrated Christmas: News Snaps
      813 4  - How Singapore Celebrated Christmas: News Snaps VERA ARDMORE By p. i much ny ii. r than all, I Motl peeiJe preferred to entertain fen friei at theil homrs and at Jie H»>t« N and night ipo where jmLi dinners and dancei were held there m Seryieetnen guests In almost every
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    Doing The Lambeth Walk
    65 4 Doing The Lambeth Walk I Doin Lambeth W down Sins S picture tok< I ib< dan i by the N Ha,, rommuntv at Bailie* Hotel [o n Mo"(1 :i night. <■"• wtn aii ii l.rli to (pi. I-' son. I' 1 J',l I Maurice Mjj i Delia > 1 1
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      155 4 A NEW HAIRSTYLF FOR CHRISTMAS? !iy not .The way you wear your hair can change ir whole appearam I nui i nen personality h> cemaltlßf >l It 1 1 NAOMI salon, lb. Rodney Housf. »tatt«r> Road, ill \.uir X'mas Oetfhuw. Telephone 7555 COMMERCIAL s I .1 i; c I s
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      69 4 Relax sWT'^l After hectic part,,., visit the Mon for an Il|/: t/(>th x (|rM rrratment. You will emerge after an hour. cool, refr^hrd. re vivified MAYNARD'S Bali e ,y Road >i\isn\ calaxY" Ladies' Hair Dressing Saloon 819, STAMFORD ROAD Tel. 2305 Machineless Permanent Waving .SI 0.00 No Klectricity, No Wires
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    BABY'S FIRST YEAR
    995 5 BABY'S FIRST YEAR how to rear a happy and healthy baby I* ol a happy and healthy baby depends to a \tent I elf-control exercised by her. Bi c him amount of care for his well-being b be same time, ire Of coddling or spoiling him. Her natural anxiety to
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    Take A Tip
    45 5 Take A Tip |EEP che green j leaves o f i cauliflowers. j they make j splendid vege- table. TRYING mixing aspargus tips with scrambled eggs and the mixture on toast. It makes a de--13 supper :ry. The oi tinu may used m the l
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    The Art Of Bottle Feeding
    76 5 The Art Of Bottle Feeding s h hnn a' ess should toe j 1' fll r t i A. iitllr I X or :iH (iri'p I 1 S but it one li no( I little 01k tt* old be tiaken au( mi ioiim )f n .uch m f back V
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    THAI VERSION OF FRONTIER INCIDENTS
    28 6 THAI VERSION OF FR ONTIER INCIDENTS matiane nklns ?ther I boat. n our on th< m,, the with i d 0 ng t lie T i rail frontier
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    ALL READY FOR JERRy
    60 6 p Anti-Airmf battfries ar having a ver strenuous tim throughout ih hours of dark i ness dealia, with eiifm; bombing mi chines Ifl these pictures y taken m tb Western Com mand. show I battery m ation at nu'lit, The alui gonjr be m i sounded,
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    MALTA'S TRIBUTE TO NAVAL CHIFF
    76 6 Malta Dec. 26. piRBAT crowds cheered the arrival VI In Malts recently of the British Including the battleship flying the flae ci Admiral Andrew Cunningham, C 1 --in-Chief of the liedi m Fleet who met s eons ovatiorW where.. of wild enthu were witnessed at
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    BITTEREST XMAS BRAWL IN S'HAI
    86 6 Shanghai. De« NINE American marii.reported to have b- .t to hospital a result of one of the bitterest cafe b months between the defence forces m the m which a hundred A. n and I icipated early on Chi.. I .an casualties are unknown. ii
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    Funeral Of Mrs. Rae Largely Attended
    14 6 (Pforn Our Cut, Report' Ivy T B I
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      81 6 m ■till FOR A.C. MAINS ID JLbJJ^JLS^JciJ JU FOR DC/AC MAINS Kiu}l siu Andfl British radio receivers well ahead of all competitors. Ir "im-price i for instance, no other n the m*ria inpat« with tfc« fan vaJve n- ptrfeape, where their superiority ia mosl gtriking heir quality of reproduction and
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    Signing £100,000 Cheque For Britain Saved Sultan's Life
    674 7 Signing £100,000 Cheque For Britain Saved Sultan's Life H. L. HOPKIN 1RO1S FROM LONDON don, Nov. 1. I 1 ;pirinjf and wonderj s expi red by ry ("v to His Sultan of Johore. [edged reie for >:i<»'» Highness m his i ca] ac'ity, as a loan t<> Go^ for ten
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    Morning Tribune FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 27 1940. A CHANCE FOR ITALY
    319 7 MORNING TRIBUNE FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 27 1940. A CHANCE FOR ITALY ]\]i;. WINSTON CHURCHILL'S broad- to the Italian people has been closely followed by an announ om Washington that the Unil States i nment has reappointed William Phillips ai Ambassador to Rome. It is generally believed thai these moves are no
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      211 7 as the years go by j effect of Phyllosan f tablets In \^m he b|cx v] Uog supcr-abimdtnce r 000 ~\t\a* oU not trtificiairy MimuLued vital torce, fV Bb oO° l rnatinf the arteries and fortihing the action tft t oUf V nttbttshes Dr. Buergi's formula as 1 T V,
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      16 7 Mmk SAFEGUARD i YOURSELVES INSURI WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION Head Office-No. I6D Cecil Street,
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    Musical Opinion
    779 8 [1 is particularly unfortunate thi Judge by their performtins year (.with the exception of course of M:rrie England" and tht singing of the chorus at thud concert the Musical So Appear to b* the principal tponents of the musie-at-any-priCC M astern. They would, no doubt, scarcely themsßlves sugst
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    GRAMOPHONE RECORD RECITALS
    188 8 Tllfc Singapore Gramophonr and Music Society will hold its first meeting of 1941 at 11, Newton Road at MS j p.m. on Thursday. It ha* been found necessary to postpone the Schumann reI citnl originally announced for this date and it will now be given on January
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    London Still Carries On
    22 9 DESPITE the Q on London, t}> vices CO Here are seen flaying i was hit by a bomb.
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    Cleaning Off The Gas!
    65 9 FKAL i i\sAL, atinuriarih of *be pft"r f ny t.hr. methods of combating spray from enemy a rcraft are beinrj given to m In these pictures i cd I hat v.emy air era < snroyed tht men /"'"■•"> <below) show troops unc sing before havino a
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    JAPAN & SHANGHAI ELECTION
    111 9 JAPAN SHANGHAI ELECTION < ftunffking. A SHANGHAI dispatch states thai the Japanese Will re new the challenge for themee of their representation (ii the Shanghai Municipal Council next April when the 1941 ejection will be held. r v i,. I thai the Japanese vot< umbor ol on the Council t\
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    Mickey Mouse
    5 10  -  Walt Disney By_
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    Airways Pilot Killed
    80 10 Airways Pilot Killed TOMMANDER Stephen Peter I a British Airway* pilot. hM been killed on active service. Commander Rpc ci, who was twentyht, .join^i British Always m 19;><: after l king at Aden for Arabian Aimays. H> l tho Lcik Hamburg iha-l-Stockholni the London Paris service. and then on the
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    M.P. AND DORIS DUKE DENIAL
    69 10 M.P. AND DORIS DUKE DENIAL WIDESPREAD rumours that Doris Duke Cromwell plans a divorce In crder to wed Captain Cunn-ingham-Reid. Convat ivo MP. for rylebone, were declared to be untrue by tli" New York nal-Amorican." dded: "It would be futile to den y I) or i s's romanl Ie Interest
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    23 10 Adjutant Fredk, \v. Harvey, who is m Charge ol Salvation Army work m Penand ipoh. has eived news ol his promotion to the
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      173 10 PASSENGER'S BAGGAGE South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tet £924 S, Wtalmyim Gnwfc Kllt\S |»H1 I 1 LINE. (Incorporated In Australia^ MONTHLY SAILINGS TO BRISBANE, SYDNEY, MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. For information regarding freight and passenger accommodation apply to BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. Till: lIA\K LINE LTD. AMERICAN ORIENTAL
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      272 11 fgfdg I jtions Vacant HOYS Malay Street. X (No \v bM, Food bevo >27. Malaya Trib 874Fj a qualification. Apply pe*n B itlsh-B VOrlS \ppiy Box 931. M (No. 171 tired :r m) for I pply Box bune, Singapore. State terms, Tribune. (No. 865F) m m i tsh and Bo_t!
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      140 11 Stamps Matrimonial Bay. Hoi Business Opportunities 936. >>: i For Sale ONE TRLWHELLA QBUBBU Co., Ltd., biugap Apply Mrs. Smith Joo I hone Sing G.E.C. RADIO. 7 Valve almost n^w In excellent condition Apply Box 932 co lialaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 8811- FOR SALE. One Underwood r*r!><'t -oiull tion $70-.
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      38 11 Lost Found 1131 Personal M H. 1! Professional THE A l uaea- roubto, Lot* «i Maabood 243. MlcMh Dial jo. r ;t (Ho. I BUFI l I Wanted WAN I 28 »d. Sing. I Board Residence I i
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      284 11 ;0N THE 1 SINGAPOU /Ml :i mctrtß /IH'l 10 'Mi m«- f< /.HP tf»« r 1» I ro:u (W a 111. U 8.3-» m. m. t«» I m. I ..m <»0 ji m t» 10 00 p n.. 3 VM.nN tipfrfu 1(11 y > •10 Kr.| \N(.KOh II inffirei 1
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    R.A.F. Raid Naples On X'mas Eve
    45 12 R.A.F. Raid Naples On X'mas Eve Rome, D IV flew nd the* surrounding al "Moh Uiners of lnc( aiy bombs and also Tuesday according to y> Italian communiqv The communique also report* nemy bombed c. I: (i to Int On the Gi Impe rations Reuter
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    SYRIAN HIGH COMMISSIONER
    39 12 mbul. r i PEN! AL DENT/., v. U appointed French Hi mer ior Syria, haa his journey to Beyrouth ra. It 15 reported that he w. an official visit to Ankara f hc next fortnight Reuter
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    Titanic Rescuer Is Dead
    29 12 CAPTAIN Si for h fro::. the I ed 71, fn the i P n < Hospi 41, v. Under his con i and Rib. i peop)
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    Free Film Seats For LIFE
    20 12 Free Film Seats For LIFE A MIDLAND WJ A who time b In tlv a cinema Ode will re< I
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      238 12 The Whole Town's Flocking to see it! It's GRAND!! I njoy the Ji Holiday Show m Town CAPITO L isHowB: iirS !s< I The BEST of all the grand "Hardy Family" stories %M AN- AB OUT-TOWN! I JJi It's Andy, folks #J x m fcr with 8 bucks tjtAi/Lii rf^*^
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      70 12 To-day and To-morrow 2 Shows Daily pI AIJIA>UHI,%| WALT DISNEY'S AB-Teduricofcar Short Feature Programme Release! by RKO RADIO Pictures Your favourite star hack 2 again m an ex cit m g J Mystery-Comedy-drama j iii^i vivi TO-DAY f\ j 2 SHOWS DAILY Jffl&P 6.15 £r 9,15 p.m. «t A! IiWIISIC
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    Odd Story About Odds
    63 13 Odd Story About Odds WHEN, on th. iray to tin* i trtinf p«»^i at Think, Gordon Ricbardt's mo- nut. (iolh nrof Mlly, boeked and threw liim book makei i < kmifthened th»- <»<l(l s .i^.iinst from 4 t<» 1 to V To 1. Riebanls, unhurt, remoani «d, K»i GollyWO| tlll>
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    MAN (73) SAVES BOY
    106 13 MAN (73) SAVES BOY A MAN of seventythree is to receive the Royal Humane •y's certificate him for n Ing a boy from drowning. He is Mr. Thomas Oliver Kent, of Nelson Hoy Staverton. Totnes, who .lumped into the River Dart at Tot. n, and .saved B boy aged liv
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    RUSSIA MOBILISES BOYS
    27 13 RUSSIA MOBILISES BOYS The annual mobilisation of 800,00" 1,000.000 fourt' was ore!' lh f Supreme ncil. will f° rm have been allotted for 1940 to for trail:
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    12 13 Mr. Kon Mun has taken over dutie.s Vs Hon. treasurer of the
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      95 13 SPECIAL REQUEST IMIOKIIOW at MID.MiiHT ALHA^IIIHA |<X CRAVEN DONALD CRISP (JJB) FRANK McHUGH ARTHUR KENNEDY CIOICI TOftUS aSH/^ H*O*l CCWAN An AKATOLI UTVAK Prodw<fi«n \y A WAHNER SROS.-fir.t Nofl hctur. PP Ann Doing The Rhumba Waltz, Tango One-Step! s Entirely Di/ferent From Anything j You Have Seen Before ATIIAVCAFE Where
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      171 13 I'WII lO\ TO DAY .m v m\wrt 6t5 9)5 ITS \>IAS TIME SO SWEEP GLOOM I I s TIME TO BREAK i P GLOOM \\K STARTED with (I K(>< i\ nn \i srv AND CHARLEY'S BIG HEARTED \i m now WE ARE GOING TO KICK OLD man GLOOM IN THE
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    CHILDREN'S GALA AT SWIMMING CLUB
    182 14 rll swimming < 'hi l) held I IMOCMfttl i hfldi en uala at thru pool vM The tub record for the Hill-Salter up boyi under n yean was broken bj P< s uhr red the lent; In of I h<- pool m Resolti vcm as
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    Bridgelaw Breaks Penang Course Record
    597 14 (From Our Own Reporter) IVnanir, Thursday. THE Penang Turt dub's Xmas-Nen ifw Meeting to-da> opened m mum) wmiiktt tad wm fev< ured bj a hugt holiday croud. The going was h;ird. The PeHawg course it cord for six furlongs was broken m the fifth race
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    BIG SWEEP
    42 14 T<"al Pool MUST 715 < ftmbaloi SECOND d 0.357) THIRD 5754) Just Mi I ick STARTERS $i l50 j Toi>l;i s an i-V so, 9 OidOow Very Dew DOUBLE TOTEs First double: 38 ticfel each. Second double: 7 ti $354 each.
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      184 14 Mr. D. G. W. Montgomery, Senior Customs Officer, Krian, has gone on leave to Cameron High- j lands ana Mr. Richardson from I Port Bwtttenham is acting during, his absence. jWDMDIHI^^HB^B *^i^?^l -Ml wT~ w^ w^^ J^T j^jm^tr) -bill- m i»rx Outstanding amongst tennis players for many years Bill P
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      18 14 \tr v Marr?>blp will, shortly be going to ivuaia Lumpur as Assustant Officer m Cliarge of Detectives, Solangor.
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    Tennis Now Blizkrieg
    93 15 Tennis Now Blizkrieg TAKKVLNG the war a&amxi t all things Bri- Mafc, Germans i are now en- dtavouririff lO stop the use of English words m U'luns terms. y A Ciernian trnnis jounval has called on tennis pfayrrs '*o "eliminate I the last Enslish I t s h o v
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    Missing Baronet Is A Prisoner
    133 15 rOURTEEN soldiers, r previously reported missing, are now ■i~ife. Their names are j given m a War Office j casualty list, which contains a total of ill soidiers. Second Lieutenant Sir Anthony R. D Twysden, of the Royal Irish Fiis is one of four officers
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    7,500 Internees In Canada
    26 15 7 ,500 Internees In Canada rE C dl for Bel a Eun, ice Jtil :han 1 i lv ween 2,0)0 ar.* refuge* >PP resaion have i>een
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      DENIAL OF U.S. STORY
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