Morning Tribune, 19 November 1941

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    17 1 I Morning Tribune \oi. tt— No. 249. Wednesday, November li>, 1011. Morning Tribune Wcdnesdmy, November If). IH4I.
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    Germans' Crimea Thrust Will Meet Timoshenkos Force
    494 1 London, Nov. 18. THE German invaders are now within sight of the Caucasus and although the Russians have not admitted the German claim to have captured the whole of the Eastern part of the Crimea, all i indications suggest that the Germans are
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    Holland Doomed To German Domination If Nazis Win
    225 1 Stockholm. Nov. 18. FRESH confirmation that the New Order merely signifies German domination of Europe even after the war is provided by a report of a speech at Cologne by the German Commissar m Holland, Seyssinquart. making it clear that Holland can
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    113 1 i 1 Berlin. Nov. 18. J pOLLOWING on consultations with Marshal Petain, and S r Admiral Darlan, <;eneral Weygand will return to Algiers 5 this week. It is understood that nomination of a successor ■to General Iluntziger has been put off. A number of 2 generals are under consideration for
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    Germans Wear Women's Clothes
    165 1 London, Nov. 18. THE German troops are suffering severely from cold m the central sector of the eastern front, accordin« to information received m London. Very few are equipped for the winter campaign. A number of them have been found frozen to death. Many were wearing
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    TOKYO PASSES ANTI-U.S. RESOLUTION
    482 1 TOKYO PASSES ANTI-U.S. RESOLUTION that the seriousness 01 the Pacint crisis allows no ground for optimism regarding the Washington talks, reports Reuter. The agency adds that the Japanese Government is watching the developments with intense interest. The situation is such that time must not be wasted m long drawn out
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    34 1 Wellington, Nov. 18.— A New Zealand Press delegation will visit Britain in the Spring at the invitation of the Minister of Information, Mr. Brendan Bracken, announced thp Prime Minister. Mr. Peter Fraser, to-day.- Reuter
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    36 1 Rome. Nov. 18. An Italian communique states: 'Naples was raided last night m successive waves but the material damage was not serious. The communique states that on tho Gondar front local enemy attacks were foiled. Reuter
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    Jap. Troops Reported Moved South
    110 1 Jap. Troops Reported Moved South London, Nov. 18. AS British and American naval forces assemble m the Par East, the Japanese land and air forces, concentrated m north Indo-China, are reported to be moving south and west towards the frontier of Thailand, writes the Daily Telegraph's diplomatic correspondent. Reports reaching
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    YOSHIZAWA CALLS ON INDOCHINA GOVERNOR
    110 1 Hanoi, Nov. 18. \|R. YOSHIZAWA, the head of the Japanese mission to Indo-China, paid his first official visit to the GovernorGeneral, Admiral Decoux. this afternoon. The meeting, which took place at 4 30 p.m., was a full dress affair designed to establish contact between the
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    Britain, U.S. Prepared For A Showdown
    920 2 Britain, U.S. Prepared For A Showdown w a- mas ■< %^^l'lf^' London. Nov. 18. THE tone of the London Press comment on Mr. Kfirasu's mission to Washington is set by The Times' leader. "Gen Tojo's Diet speech will certainly do nothing to smooth his emissary's task. The picture drawn by
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    JAPAN ONLY WILL MAKE F.E. WAR
    178 2 JAPAN ONLY WILL MAKE F.E. WAR Manchester, Nov. 18. rIE speeches by the Premier and Fo/eign Minister of Japan officially confirm what was already known and show how near Japan is to entering a Far Lastern war, says the Manchester Guardian. No one will take war to any other part
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    DEFENCE TALKS AT NEW DELHI
    106 2 New Delhi, Nov. 18. '4 T a civil defence conference at A New Delhi yesterday, Mr. J. Raghavendre Rao, a member for civil defence on the Viceroy's recently expanded Executive Council, expressed regret that m the crisis through which India's destinies were passing, responsible ministers
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    American Talks Hopeless, Says Tokyo Paper
    95 2 Tokyo. Nov. 18. rpHE assertion In the paper Nlchi Nichl that Japanese-American talks are hopeless unions the United States censes all assistance to Chungking probably represents the majority of Japanese opinion, the spokesman told correspondents this morning However, he remained cautious on the governments
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    77 2 Wellington. Nov 18- -In .searching the house of a dead recluse, a lawyer found bundles of bank note* and silver and copper coins ill envelopes, tins and other receptacles all over the house. The dead man was 83-year-old Joseph Partinpton. proprietor of New Zealand's only winddriven flour null at Auckland
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    25 2 Melbourne. Nov. 17. The New South Wales Government is planning a £1,000.000 housing programme for munitions workers m localities where new defence plants are centred.
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    Filipino Reservists To Report
    64 2 Filipino Reservists To Report Manila, Nov. 18. 1 «l is reported J here that < an undisclosed jj number of the I Philippines ar- my reservists have been or. dered to report to camps with a view to being embodied into the United States Far Eastern Army. these reservists, who
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    Japan Awaits U.S. Move
    158 2 Toki:, Nov. 18. IAPAN has now laid down her J cards and is Vwaitinp, America's next move," says the Japan Times and Advertiser, m a leading article on Gen. T jo's and Mr. 'logo's speeches It adds that the most important Issue to that the American
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    Mexico Surp ised At Nazis' Retort
    213 2 Mexico Surp ised At Nazis' Retort Mexico City, Nor. 18. FE Government viewed with positive surprise" the German reaction to the Note sent to Berlin by various Latin-American countries, including: Mexico, according to the official Foreign Office Spokesman. The Mexican Minister m Berlin, General Ascarate. was requested by the German
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    PARAS
    152 2 Melbourne, now. 10. The Vatican Rauio yesterday broadcast i request for the result oi me Melbourne Cup. for Australians who are prisoners of war m Italy. The intor mation was sent. Mr. J. C Watson, Australia's first Labour Prime Minister, and chairman of the National Roads and Motorists' Association,
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    PROBABLE JAPANESE ATTACKS
    110 2 Kweiling, Nov. 18. IF the Japanese attack Yunnan Province they will probably launch, simultaneously, offensives 'on the nth west from Canton, according to Chinese well-inform-ed circles her& The Japanese forces m Canton, it Is believed, may push north- .ird al n^; the railway towards £naokwan. and other
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    ROOSEVELT LOSING PATIENCE OVER MINE SITUATION
    442 3 ROOSEVELT LOSING PATIENCE OVER MINE SITUATION Washington, Nov. 18. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT is reported ready to exert the full power of the U.S. Government to get coal production resumed. Persons close to the White House said that the President is convinced the time would come for the government to put into
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    61 3 Madrid, Nov. 18. ACCORDING to the Berlin corres- pondent of the Alcazar, the Wilhelmstrasse describes Von j Papen's interview, published m the paper Vanguardia, as "apocryphal" "to our and everyone's surprise". The Variguajrdia said that its correspondent was presented to the Cterman Ambassador at a reception given by the Spanish
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    Civil Defence Conference Starts
    98 3 Civil Defence Conference Starts i New Delhi, Nov. 17. THE Civil Defence Conference of the Central and Provincial Government's Representatives began m New Delhi tnis morning. Mr. E. Raghavendra Rao, Civil Defence Member, said: I "The European War is rapidly approaching our frontiers. It is essential to complete our planning
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    54 3 \yL Heavy guns)l» 'T being moved ttw a new firing: position near a I river some- i where along J the far flung i front, accord- i I ing to the So- S viet caption ac- i c oin p a ii ying i this photo raS dioed to New
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    Jugo-Slav Ship Attacked Off Chile
    116 3 Balbao (Panama Canal Zone), Nov. 18. rE United States 15th Naval District ordered its patrols tc be on the alert yesterday, after receipt of reports that a British operated Jugo-Slav ship had been i attacked m the Pacific, apparently by an Axis raider. Officers of
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    NEW AMERICAN AGREEMENT WITH BRITAIN
    146 3 NEW AMERICAN AGREEMENT WITH BRITAIN Washington, Nov. 18. MR. Henry Morgenthau, United States Secretary of the Treasury, t: day confirmed that the '1 reasury was discussing a recip Tccal agreement with Britain. He said that Mr. John L. Sullivan, the Under Secretary, was handling the discussions. The plan, it is
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    U.S. Security Holders Want To Sell
    111 3 London, Nov. 18. THE owners of certain U .S .A. securities who have P l^* their holdings at the disposal dt the Treasury, are asked to avail themselves «cf the opportunity to rell them outright, the Bank ot England announces. The securities will be
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    Students' Homage
    85 3 London. Nov. 18. THE Guild of the undergraduates of Liverpool University has passed a resolution paying homage to executed Czechoslovak students who were, the first to give the signal for the mass resistance against the Nazi oppressors m the Autumn of 1939. They declared Nov. 17 to be
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    Youth Commemorate Nazi Persecution
    460 3 (Special Cable) London, Nov. 18. A SPONTANEOUS reaction of the Youth of the World to persecution was a feature of International Student Day celebrations, which were he4d on Sunday m every Continent from Chungking and Moscow to Costa Rica and Havana, not forgetting Oxford and Cambridge.
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    NAZI AIR ACE UDET KILLED
    124 3 NAZI AIR ACE UDET KILLED Berlin, Nov. 18. THE sudden death of the German air ace, General Udet. m a flying accident on Nov. 17 is announced by the official German news agency. It is rumoured that he committed suicide. General I'clet was recently reported to have fallen from grace
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    Government Takes Over Power Plant
    206 4 Government Takes Over Power Plant (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. THE electric generators at t'ame--1 ron Highlands are being en- 1 larged, the electrical installation now having been taken over by the Government. So said Mr. C. C. Brown, British Resident, Pahang, when asking for appropriations m the
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    Arrival Not Reported
    116 4 J)IN Roku Kei (68), a Formosa^ from v rubber estate m Eatu Pahat. who obtained permit from the Johcre pol'cr to come into Singapore m order that he might leave for Japan by the Asaria Maru. was fined $10. R'n wa s convicted by Mr. H. E.
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    Court Order To Stand
    111 4 AN application for a stay of execution for 14 days— pending the filing of a n-tice of appeal and the disposal o! the appeal In the matter m which Mr. Yeo Chiang Swee, the owner of a house m Orange Grove R~ad. obtained an order from
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    Straits Squadron Scores
    247 4 Straits Squadron Scores UFH£N the] »ar;;pst COH- Ungcni <;i k.a.f. I bombers that J I* id yet been sent over Ger- I iniiiiy OB a sin- J gle nighti v.iour»,ht haTOC among Nazi objectives :>onie I ti:ne ago, ihe "Straits Setll.*I ment; SquudI ron participatI id m the raid. 1
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    DEATH INDIRECTLY DUE TO BITE BY WOMAN
    221 4 BY the time neighbours had intervened m the fight, Kam Foong Kam, a woman, had bitten the finger of another woman, Chee Ah Won <4ii», wno lUDaequently died m the General Hospital on Nov. 0, death being due to septicaemia. At tne inquest
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    99 4 I port uaing abusive language to two police ronrtshki %t North Bridge Road on Monciiy night, a 19-year-old Chinese. Kwa Chin Sute. m fined $10 m default, ten days' imprisonment by Mr. Conrad Oldhani. the second magistrate, yesterday morning. It was stated that the two Constables stopped the accu. eil
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    Revocation of Offer To Sell Mine Share
    448 4 Revocation of Offer To Sell Mine Share IVf R. Justice Worley yesterday entered judgment with costs L on the higher scale m favour of Mr. Ho Chin Siew, a tin miner, who sued Mr. Aaron Manasseh a local commission agent and land owner, for the specific performance of an alleged
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    Dutch Pilot's Wedding
    66 4 rpHE wedding of Capt.J. J. van BftllMV 1 of X.L.M.. Royal Dutch Air L;n«--, tnd Miss Ans Versluys of Bat;ivM. r.»>k place at the Wesley Methodist Church. Canning Rise, yfsterday evening. Comm. Te Roller of X.L.M. w^s the 1 b> st man. and Mr. M. A. Dellaert.
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    Doctors Absolved Of All Blame
    151 4 AT the resumed inquest yesterday int tho death ti Omar bin Mohammed Yassim. who d'ed while under an anaesthetic. adi^'nsUied preparatory to an operation the coroner absolved the doctcis of all blamo. Ynsuin whs 42-v» t) p-«)ld "Seranu" employed at the Naval Base and riif'd
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      590 4 Public Notice Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or service. For particulars see Municipal Tender Room. TENDER Date of Closing Jupply of Standard High Pressure Copper Tubes. 4 p.m. 5 January 1942. Erection of Emergency Observation Wards etc. at Mlddleton Hospital. Moulmein Rond. (Deposit $50).
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    H.L. HOPKIN'S LONDON LETTER
    924 5 H.L. HOPKIN'S LONDON LETTER London, Oct. 13. a> Ti'"^ Market" _^fcLy constantly heard m (CjHwL Britain these days. JKHMIt refers to the oby^^^Rf taiiiin.-- of rationed y*~^\ w^hl* by underhand means. Unscrupulous people who know devious ways of finding what they want can yv.t plenty, and make large profits. Sometimes
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    MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19, 1941. NEW CHINA MOVE
    307 5 MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19, 1941. NEW CHINA MOVE is growing evidence that th< Japanese are about to attempt a move m South China, and according to Chinese reports, the offensive will be timed to a general onslaught m Honan, Hupeh, Yunnan and Kwangtung provinces, m order to put into
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    Servicemen apprecia te Sunday shows
    890 6  - Servicemen apprecia te Sunday shows VERA ARDMORE r people PLACES £\i- ha ii and tiie performers s n ed the mosphere and looked as though they thoroughly enjoyed prancing about the stage. Wray Gibson was there to play popular tunes on the accoideon and it was a farewell performance for
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    Look after your eyes
    827 7 Look after your eyes J STIES are m most cases caused by bad blood, but some people are particularly prone to them. A good preventive measure m this case is to smear a little pure vaseline round the eyes at night before going to bed. When a stye does occur,
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    Egg Yolk Preserves BLONDE HAIR
    353 7 S IF you want your hair to look v particularly soft and shiny, or if you are a blonde, the yolk J of an egg added to a bland soap shampoo will help considerably i to keep your hair light. To prepare the shampoo lightly
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    Malaya Will Have Another-Heavy Racing Year
    449 9 Malaya Will Have AnotherHeavy Racing Year 67 Days Allotted For 1942 4 MOTIIFR heavy years racing m Malaya is promised next season, when accordAVng to the racing fixtures for 1042 just issued by the Straits Racing Association. 67 days of will start on January 1 with the continuation of this
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    Singapore Tourney To Be Held In Late December
    354 9 Singapore Tourney To Be Held In Late December Amateur Boxing f\WING to unavoidable r'rcumstanres the llns;apors Amateur. Boring upon < 'hanipionships f<»r 1941 ennnot now be held until the I liirtl week of December. Th- Happy World bOllßf arena is fully hi (iked ivring tin- first two weeks of !)<•(»
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    Women's Inter-Club Badminton
    196 9 FKIF.NDI.Y badminton enro-inJer consisting of thrt'e women's singles, three women's doubles, and three mixed doubles will be played off «n Sunda>, at 2 15 pm, between the Men id.ile Had mini. „i iMrtv and the Sphinx Badminton Party at the latter's tourt The two teams will be
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    Hospital Win 5-2
    95 9 Hospital Win 5-2 MEETING the P.W.D. yesterday, the Indian General Hospital II won by five goals to two after their opponents had opened the scoring. The half-time score was 3-2 In the Hos- pital's favour. Scorers for the Hospital were Gulzara Singh, Sectu, Washington, Tirke and Ramzam. '■•HE annual Married
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    Handicaps For Selangor Races
    278 9 rpUK following are the handicaps of 1 all nine events for Saturdays races at Kuala Lumpur, the opening day of the Selansor Turf Club's winter meeting: KOBSP«: CtaM 2. Divn. 1: 5 burs. KUlC'l Ctamblt 9.00 Waetere 807 Edna Star 8.13 Newzy 8.06 Victory 8.11 Cool
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    Civilians' Comfortable Win In Padang War Fund Hockey
    382 9 /MM>n understanding among \J their forwards, coupled with a defence that seldom faltered, enabled the Singapore Civilians to score a convincing victory by five goals to nil over the K.A.F. m a hockey match played m aid of the War Fund on
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    CHARTERED BANK SPORTS CLUB
    68 9 'pilF' following will represent the 1 Chartered Bank Sports Club at oadminton against the L'seful Lads Bad- minton Party m .1 friendly encounter on Sunday at the Happy World covered stadium, commencing at 7 p.m.: J. Tullie. Augustine Chin. M. A. Lanße. Lim Teok Chen?, Franris
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    Another Davis Cup Player For Malays
    122 9 S Hong Kong, 17. r -yjK. W CHOY, Chinese D»Hi i < IP playet and Mr. Phillip Harm mi. one of the trading ama- 1 lean m America, arrived m Hong I Kong dining the week-end on a Far East tennis tour to raise
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    Post Collapses In Padang Rugby
    465 9 II7HEN one of the uprights of the Fort Canninc jjoal collapsed soon after a trx had been scored against them, the fallen nost v.as held up by players In order that the kirk for the extra points '•oii'rl he t.ilcen this was one of the
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      78 9 STO jr I SPORTS I DIARY TO-DAY Hockey: Se-. cond teams' S inter college j S match, Raffles T College ground; m S.R.C. v Loyals, S S.R.C.; Women's trial. S.C.C j Tennis: S. C. ;R. C. tourna- j ment. I a Rugby: Loyals v Coast Regi- ment, Changi. Tide Table
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    Cable News from 'Down Under'
    355 10 Cable News from 'Down Under' I Melbourne, Nov. 17. lljiv. W. A. Chafiey, Independent member for Tamwurth m the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, has enlisted m the A.I.F. He was successor m the seat to his father, the late Mr. Frank Chaffey, a former Chief Secretary of New South
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    361 11 NEWS FROM INDIA New Delhi, Nov. 17. THE Central Assembly accepted a non -official resolution on the Indo-Ceylon draft agreement. It recommends that Indians who have' been m Ceylon withIn a specified period before the date of! the agreement should have freedom of entry into Ceylon; that no regional or
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    Johore-Singapore Walking Race
    132 11 J A WALKING race from Johore r Bahru to Singapore for the Hodges Cup will be held on Sunday I i morning, Dec. 14, at 7 a.m. The route of the race will be: V start from the Johtore end of the Causeway, alonjr the Causeway. J
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    BAN ON EXPORTS OF BLANKETS
    128 11 L-ndon, Nov. 18. IHE Board of Trade announces that they have made an order prohibiting from Nov. 21, except under licence, the expert of blankets containing more than 15 per cent wool by weight. But for the United States, Philippines, Argentine, Paraguay. Uruguay, Canada, Newfoundland,
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    367 11 "WEN OF BOYS TOWN" (At the Capitol) THTS is a wdrttty successor to the first picture In which both Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney are the main actors. They give moving performances though the plot is apt to be on the sloppy side. Withal, the picture is very
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    RICKSHA PULLER FOUND DEAD
    122 11 A CHINESE ricksha puller was found dead on the road at the junction of Niven Road and Wilkie Road. Singapore, yesterday afternoon. There were no external iniuries and death was believed to be due to heart failure. The ambulance took the man to hospital. At the
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    23 11 Sydney. Nov. 18— The death has taken place of the first Labour Prime Minister of Australia. Mr. John Christian Wat- ton.— I Reuter
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      164 11 TO-DAY 3.15-6.15-9.15 PAVILION AN AUTHENTIC DRAMATIC EPISODE I GRAPHICALLY PORTRAYING THE Tg^THKH with SPLENDID WORK OF THE K.A.l<\ A *J"foC*& "WILL SCORE A DIRECT HIT1"- waitu w, NC mt W^ OH h* W* Cl MARIUS GORING JS^fIB^KHMp 1 PENEIOPE w lo^ WARD C^l F.NIIN Rr, i NOI.DS vbj^^^ i bb
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      76 11 To-morrow's Radio hems rpO-MORLiOWS experimental broadcast 1 to schools at 11.40 a.m. will take the •orm of a dramatisation of the life of David Livingstone Other special Items m to-morrow's radio programme are the v-pekly fllr. ievlew at 7.30 p.m.. with recorded extracts from the weeks films; •>ther or Byran
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    New Thai Appointments: Three Foreigners Arrested
    255 12 New Thai Appointments: Three Foreigners Arrested BANGKOK, NOV. IS. FOLLOWING ON A ROYAL DECREE ISSUED LAST FRHUV CREATING A SUPREME COMMAND FOR THE THAI LAND ARMED FORCES. TWO FURTHER ROYAL NOTIFICATIONS WERE OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED TONIGHT. With immediate effect the nrst notification appoints as the supreme commander, Field Marshal Luang Pibul
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    71 12 New Delhi, Nov. 18. jtfEARLY 16.000 tons of wheat and large quantities of sugar, tea, fruit and provisions were sent! to Iran from India between Aug. 25 and Oct. 29, staed the government spokesman at a Council of State. He added that roughly 400 to 500 Indian and British-protected subjects
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    156 12 London, Nov. 18.-ReplyinK m the House of Commons to Mr. Robert Morrison, who declared that men of the Ro\al Navy serving m the Far East had not been Home since the outbreak of the war the Parliamentary Financial Secretary of the Admiralty said, although every endeavour had been
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    Big British Wheat Deal
    114 12 London. Nov. 18. THE Ministry of Food announce that they have entered into an agreement with the Canadian Wheat Board, to purchase a further 120 million bushels of Canadian wheat. In May this year, a similar quantity of wheat was bought by the Ministry from Canada,
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    24 12 London, Xov. 18. More Canadian troops with a contingent of airmen trained under the Empire Training Scheme m i Canada arrived m Britain to-day.
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    These Wives Trust Their Husbands!
    148 12 Sydney. Nov. 18. I A" LETTER signed "The other S 99 per cent.," published. by the Sydney Herald, disso- I ciates the Hong Kong evacuee writers "From the very small percentage of moaners who, by their expressed views, have 1 caused us much embarrass- S
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    167 12 Ankara, Nov. 18. THE Turkish Press, including the; pro-German Asvriefkar, strongly attacks the recent speech of the Vice-President of the Bulgarian Sobranje < Parliament > m which he referred to: "Bulgarian territories to the South of Bulgaria not yet occupied by the Bulgarian armies
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    189 12 I ondon Nov 18. The Chinese Ambassador r.ave a luncheon In honour ol Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Eden and Mr. and Mrs Amery to-day. Other |UMtl Included the BOVfct r.nri Amrriciin AmbftWUlon, Earl and CountCM Lytton. :md Sir Alexander and Lady Cadot*an Reuter Canberra. Nov. 18.— Prime Minister
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    101 12 NO U.S. EXPEDITIONARY FORCE REPUBLICANS I Washington. Nov. 18. NO American expeditionary force abroad" may be the pledge of Republican candidates for the House of Representatives next November, if America is not m the war. Senator Taft told newsmen. He declared that the close Congressional votes on foreign policy issues
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    151 12 London, Nov. 18. IT is confirmed m London to-day, says Reuter's diplomatic correspondent, that the Government of Iraq has decided to break off relations with the Government of Japan and with the Vichy Government. The role played by the representatives of the two Governments
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    73 12 Wellington, Nov. 18. TWO hundred women will shortly be selected for service In the Middle East with the New Zealand forces Irne1 r ne unit will be called the New Zealand Women's War Service Auxiliary (Overseas Hospital Division. The Prime Minister. Mr. Peter Fraser. announcing
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    186 12 CHINESE WELCOME FOR CA NADIANS IN HONG KONG Hong Kong, Nov. 18. THE arrival of the Canadians here is heartily welcomed by the local Chinese Press which unanimously interprets the move as proof of Britain's determination to defe-nd her Far Eastern possessions to the utmost. In paying a high tribute
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