Malaya Tribune, 8 October 1940

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune NET SALES EXCEED 16,000 DAILY VOL. XXVII- -No. 241. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, Octobi 8, 2
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    DECISIVE DEVELOPMENTS IN FAR EAST EXPECTED
    980 1 Diplomatic Activity In Washington China Expects Soviets To Side With Britain, U.S. Reuter. WASHINGTON, OCT. 8. TREAT DIPLOMATIC ACTIVITY, CENTRING ON THE SITUATION IN THE FAR EAST, WAS NOTED HERE YESTERDAY (MONDAY). Firstly, Lord Lothian (British Ambassador) had a talk with Mr. Cordell Hull
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    RETURNING TO MALAYA
    34 1 hn Excellency Ihc Governor (Sir Shenton Thomas) and Lady Tktmas, who, according to a Reuter menage from Lisbon, left itcrday by trans-Atlantic Clipper on [her return to Malaya via Am erica.
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    POLISH AIRMAN DECORATED
    87 1 Reuter. London; uci. 8. A MAJOR o! the Polish Air Fence received his country's hignesl military decoration. the Virtuti Military Cross, from Gen sikorski a south-east England military hospital, where he was sent after wounded in a recent air tattle m defence of London. The is the
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    Spain Not Plunging Into War Yet
    200 1 AXIS SAYS IT WITH MUSIC Reuter. Madrid, Oct. 8. Axis military jnit is the centre of interest here at the moment—but ii is mere social than warlike interest. rr\ (Vint wn« aroused The anxiety that was by Axis propaganda during Senor Sutier's visits to
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    COLONIES' £4 MILLIONS FOR AIRCRAFT
    90 1 Reuter G London. Oct. 8. IFTS reaching the immense tota 1 I 16.097.000 have been received be Minister of Aircraft Pron for the purchase of airMinistry of Aircraft f-roduc-announcing this figure, said huge contribution made Colonies amounted to £4 >ns, while £1 million had from
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    U.S. Certain To Give Britain Credits
    94 1 Reuter. Philadelphia, Oct. 8. PRESIDENT Roosevelt may be counted upon to Support the repeal of the Johnson Act, to enable credits to be extended to Britain if the war should be prolonged to the point at which Britain's present cash resources run out, declares
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    5-POINT PLAN OF NAZI AIR FORCE
    389 1 Reuter. Berlin, Oct. 8. A HIGH German Air Force officer spoke, at a press conference here on Monday afternoon, of "the new method adopted by the German High Command in the air war against Britain." He declared that this embraced a five-point plan, which
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    D.F.C. For Pilot Who Sank 2 Submarines
    221 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 8. BEHIND the award of the Distinguished Flying Cross to acting Flight-Lieut. William Weir Campbell, pilot of a flying-boat ok the Middle-East Command, lies the story of t,,e destruction of two Italian submarines with bombs, and an attack on another
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    Nazi Troops And Italian Pilots In Rumania
    717 1 Reuter. Bucharest, Oct. 8. A MECHANISED division of the German Army is understood to be on the way to Rumania, to act as "instructors" to the Rumanian forces, which are to be reorganised. Twelve German officers were dv? in Bucharest last night to
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    Free French Airmen Playing Vital Role
    225 1 Air War From Thames To Suez Reuter. London, Oct. 8. pRENCH airmen are supporting in the air war from the Thames to the Suez This is made clear in a communique issued from the headquarters of General de Gaulle on Monday night. A number
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    Japan Buys Iraq Cotton
    75 1 Reuter. Baghdad. Oct. B.—lt is officially announced that an agreement has been reached between the Iraq Government and the Japanese firm, Mitsuibhi. for the sale of this year's entire cotton crop as well as th* unsold remaining balance cf last > ear's crop. The terms agreed
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    18 1 Reuter. Lisbon, Oct. 8—The President of the Republic has inaugurated a new park at Gandarhinha farm, Casoaes Reuter.
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    BRITISH NAVY'S SUCCESS
    108 1 Reuter. Alcxaodria. OH. 8. NAVAL sources in Alexandria disclose that the two Italian submarines, which it was officially announced fewdays ago had been sunk. u*re attacked by the British Fleet in the Central Mediterranean. The loss ot the two submarines brings the total number of submarines lost
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    Inquiry Into U.S. Defence Industries
    53 1 Reuter. Washington, Oct. 8. THE Senate yesterday approved a resolution authorising its InterState Commerce Committee to conduct an enjuiry into reports that German and other foreian interests hold "a measure ol control" oyer American defence Industrie*, either by stock ownership Or private agreements, or by
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    WAR FAILS TO HOLD UP GOVT. HOUSING POLICY
    293 2 New Projects Under Way (Tribune Staff Reporter) DESPITE the War, the Government is actively pursuing its policy of providing houses for the staff, and tenders are now being called for the erection of several blocks of artizans' quarters, sub-overseers quarters and coolie
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    European Girl's Claim Settled
    112 2 Singapore, Monday. A SETTLEMENT was announced at the High Court to-day before Mr. Justice Pedlow in the damage suit brought by a 14-year-old European girl, Marjorie Cherry, against Wong Yee Keat, arising out of a motor accident in which she had been injured. Mr. A. J
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    Echo Of $1,000,000 Estate Suit
    216 2 Singapore, Monday. A RECENT civil suit concerning the million-dollar estate of ihe late Wee Siang Tat, in which Wee 800 Lat claimed a share as a benetlciary, and whose claim had been dismissed with costs, had an echo in the High Court to-day. The matter
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    ASSAULTED CONSTABLE
    227 2 Singapore, Monday. ONG CHAN KA, and Urn Ah San. two Hokkiens, were produced before Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate, on a charge of using criminal force to Lai Khan, additional police constable, at the Firestone Rubber Company. Lai Khan, the complainant, alleged that on the afternoon of
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    SEQUEL TO PARTY IN WOMAN'S ROOM
    442 2 Singapore, Monday. ALLEGED to have assaulted some Indians because the latter objected to noise being made at night, Latip bin Ahmad, Hashim Ahmad Angullia, M. Manasseh, Gurnam Singh and Samsu bin Harispadi, stood their trial on charges of rioting, causing hurt with a knife
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    GAS MASKS FOR STORE A.R.P. MEN
    195 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Tuesday. THE first batch of several thousand steel helmets to be distributed among Singapore's Passive Defenders was given out to about a hundred air-raid wardens last night. Further distributions will be made nightly until all the wardens and St. John's
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    Accountancy Students To Petition London
    107 2 Singapore, Monday. REGISTERED students of the Association of Certified and Corporate Accountants, London, have been informed that the Association's .examinations have been suspended in centres abroad for the duration of the war. Students in Kuala Lumpur and Penang have already planned to submit a joint
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    MAN COLLAPSES WHILE CYCLING
    174 2 Singapore, Monday. FALLING off his bicycle at Yio Chu Kang Road on Oct. 2, a Chinese. Wee Eng Kee, died of high blood pressure. The Singapore coron?r, Mr. W. G. Porter, returned a verdict of death from natural causes. Medical evidence revealed that the fall had
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    62 2 Singapore, Monday- A considerable increase In the monthly traffic returns of the Singapore Traction Co.. Ltd.. is revealed In the returns for September, The returns for r>plember amount to $240.000. which Ls an increase of $28.000 over the sams period last vear Tho aggregate for 12 months ended September 1940,
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    VIOLATED DEFENCE RULES
    174 2 Singapore, Monday. T?OR contravening the Defence Regulations by offering for sale to the manager of Pengkalan Ltd., Perak, certain engineering stores, mild steel plates and mild steel round bars, at a price above the maximum sale price plus 10 per cent., in July, without the written permission
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    CHARGED WITH SNATCHING BAG
    70 2 Singapore, Monday. CHARGED with theft of a handbag containing $45 belonging to Mrs. Sok. Lee Ah Sang, a young Hokkien, claimed trial in the Fifth Police Court, to-day. Le? was alleged to have snatched the handbag from its owner at the junction of Cairnhill Road and
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    BLOOD TRANSFUSION DRIVE IN JOHORE
    262 3 First Moves Already Made By Teachers (Tribune Staff Reporter) JIHE blood-transfusion service—although not yet a total success in Singapore, where at least another three thousand donors are required for registration— has cap cured the interest of some of the Malay States. Mainly through the initiative
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    Man Power Bureau
    21 3 A notice referring to interviews at the Man Power Bureau, Singapore, appears in page 10 cf this issue.
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    HIS CYCLE NUMBER GAVE HIM AWAY
    121 3 Singapore, Monday.—T raced through the registration number on his bicycle. We e Hia Leong, 46--year-old Hokkien, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing seven fowls from a house in Lengkang Tiga on the night of Sept. 29. Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate, sentenced
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    BLOOD DONOR SERVICE INSPECTION
    40 3 Singapore, Tuesday.—An inspection, by HE. the G.0.C., Major G?n. Bond, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 5.30 at the College of Medicine, of the Blood Transfusion Service, Singapore. His Excellency will be accompanied by Mrs. Bond.
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    AUSSIES SEE SHOE-MAKING
    48 3 One hundred and twenty men ojthe Royal Australian Air Force paid a visit on Sunday to tne shoe-making factories of the Nanyang Manufacturing Company at Bukii Tin tali Road. They are here stfUNtfl ion top) inspecting the finished goods, and (beloiv) arriving at ihe factory.
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    HURT CHARGE COMPOUNDED
    134 3 Singapore, Monday. AFTER the complainant in a hurt charge had given nix evidence, in the fifth police court, to-day, the case was compounded when the magistrate informed both parties that the offence was a comooundabio one. The complainant, Tan Swee Tee. named the sum of $30 as
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    49 3 Singapore. Monday:—The Assistant Australian Government Commissioner in the Netherlands East Indies, Mr. C. J. Came. has passed through Singapore by air on his way to Calcutta wh?re he wTTi Mr. F. Gollan. Commissioner there, who is taking two month;' leave Mr. Came has been in Batavia for five years.
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    SLIM YOUR WAY TO HEALTH
    249 3 "Keep Fit" Campaign No danger of a double chin if you do these simple exercises every day. 7. Exercises For The Head FOR the first cxcrci.se, sit upright with legs crossed, rest- tig the hands on the knees. hen drop the head forward as j
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    WIDESPREAD ALLEGATIONS AGAINST MINES OFFICERS
    1004 4 Corruption Commission Examines Witnesses (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER) KUALA LUMPUR, MONDAY. RETAILS OF ALLEGATIONS AGAINST OFFICERS, r OVERSEERS, AND CLERKS IN THE MINES DEPARTMENT WERE GIVEN BY TWO POLICE OFFICERS BEFORE THE MINES COMMISSION APPOINTED BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER TO INQUIRE INTO THE CONDUCT OF
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    TO-DAY'S TRACK WORK
    167 4 (From Our Own Reporter). Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. TRAINER Menzies' charges Mystic Music. Depot and Eelgras?were in rattling good form when taken out for training this morning on the Kuala Lumpur race track. Mystic Music and Depot did the best gallops this morning. and covered the distance in
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    $200,000 DAMAGE IN BIG F.M.S. BLAZE
    242 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 7. F\AMAGE estimated at $200,000 was caused when fire des--11 troved a rubber drying shed belonging to the Wilkinson Process Rubber Company, Limited, and situated in the company'a property at Batu Caves. The cause of the fire
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    Disputed Goal Puts R.A.F. II Out Of Cup
    232 4 Loral Regiment 3; R.A.F. II 2. A LATE goal enabled the Loyal Regiment to beat the R.A.F. II by 3-2 in the first round of the Challenge Cup at Anson Road Stadium yesterday. The game was evenly contested, and on the*run of
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    S.R.C. TOO GOOD FOR GUNNERS
    153 4 SUPERIOR in all departments, the S.R.C. beat th e R.A. (Changi) by four goals to nil in a hockey friendly at the S'.R.C. ground yesterday. The Club led by three goals to nil at the interval. The S.R.C. forwards were speedier on their feet and
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    31 4 IN a keen water polo match at the Singapore Swimming Club on Sunday, the Chinese Swimming Club second team defeated a scratch combination of the homesters by four goals to two.
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    K.L. WEIGHTS COMPLETED
    297 4 iFrom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. THE following are the weights for the remaining lour races o. Wednesday's meet of the Selangor Turf Club: Rorses. Class 3. Div. 2—4» furs. Time Tells 9 0 San Frisco 808 Celestial 8.13 Swelter 8 07 Argoutat 8 11 Little
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    "Y"s BEAT S.C.C. II
    115 4 Singapore, Monday. V.MC.A, (Jnrs.) 5; S.C.C. (2nd. XI) 3. IN a fast and keenly contested I hockey match the V.M.C.A. (Jnrs.) defeated the S.C.C. 2nd XI by five goals to three, at the S.C.C. ground this evening. During the first half the Vs. had the best
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    Colts Held To Goalless Draw
    203 4 THE Colts held the C.S.C. to a goalless draw in a friendly game of hockey played on the latter's cround, yesterday. The game was a scrappy affair and although the teams were evenly matched the Colts were slightly better but weak finishing prevented the forwards
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    TENNIS
    179 4 JNIERESiING tennis was witnessed at Hong Lim Green yesterday, when lour more ties in the S.C.R.C. tennis tournament were played off The results were:— OPEN SINGLES: Low Kee Pow beat Wong Thian Teck 4—6. 6—l, 6—4. OPEN MIXED -DOUBLES: Mrs. r Sewell and Capt. Russell-Ro-berts beat Mrs. Archer and
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    SCRATCHINGS, RACE ORDER
    127 4 (From Our Own Reporter). Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 8. THE following are the scratchings and order of running for the Selangor Turf Club races tomorrow:— Race 1: Ponies Class 2. div. 3, 6 furs. Bali Girl. Race 2: Ponies Class 2, div. 2. 6 furs. Warpban, Little Charm,
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    S.C.R.C. Co Down To A.C. School
    44 4 THE Anglo Chinese S-chool beat the S.C.R.C. on the latter's ground by 2-0 in a game of hockey yesterday. Both goals were scored in the second half, one by Un Hon Wing and the other by Slew Kow.
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    WAR WITH CHINA CRIPPLES JAPAN'S TRADE WITH INDIA
    158 5 Envoy Interviewed (Tribune Staff Reporter) JNDI4 s trade with Japan has suffered on account of tho Sino-Japanese hostilities. Japan wants to collect as much foreign exchange as possible with the result cha. they are bent on restricting imports and stimulating exports. Hence
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    Band Programmes
    110 5 Singapore, Saturday. I B and of the Straits Settlements Police will perform In public during the week as follows, under the direction of Mr. J C. Hitch, L R A.M., A R CH R.M.B.M. Tuesday Oct. 8. Nt Farrer Pin ut 5.30 p.m. March "On the Quarter Deck"
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    43 5 MR. A.W. HERRE, field agent for 1,1 the United States Bureau of Fisheries, who was also connected with Stanford University in Califor nia, arrived by boat in Singapore yesterday. He will, it is understood, work in an advisory capacity at the Raffles Museum.
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    AIR CRASH VICTIM'S SON RETURNING TO PALESTINE
    204 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) EXACTLY a month ago, only son of the late Sir Henry Gullett, vice-president of the Executive Council of the Federation of Australia, who was on? of those killed in the tragic Canberra air crash in which several of Australia's leading
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    Loveday Sentence
    103 5 Singapore, Monday. I gENTENCE was proi mulgated to-day on i apt. Charles Loveday, R.E., who was tried by 1 court martial on 25 charges, for alleged conspiracy to defraud the War Department, and allegedly corruptly obtaining various sums of money, totalling about $109,000 for assisting building contractors to
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    181 5 Singapore. Monday. THE mail was celebrated at tU tain AbbetVi Synagogue on Sunday, at 5 p.m., of Miss Hilda Mordecai, ward of the Rev. and Mi Elias Shalome Hazan Mid M; Aaron Shalome Jacob I- i Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Singapore. The Rev Elias Shalome Hazan. the bride's
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    DULEEP HERE ON WAY TO INDIA
    398 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) pRINCE of Indian cricketers, R. K. S. Duleepsinhji and his beautiful wife arrived in Singapore yesterday from the United States en route to India where they will settle down in Jamnagar, their native town. The famous cricketer had been staying in
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    MALAYANS FLOCK TO AUSTRALIA FOR SPRING
    144 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) SEVERAL Malayans with their children have, I understand, booked to travel by air to Australia for the surfing season, together with other holiday-makers from India, China and Java. It is now spring "down under," and it heralds about four months of
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    Johore Appointments
    68 5 Mr. E. H. Bromley, European Master, Malayan Educational Service, has been seconded for service in the Johore Education Department, and has been appointed European Master at the English College, johore Bahru. Dr. J. M. A. Lawson, Malayan Medical Service, has been appointed to act as Principal Medical J
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    RAN SCHOOL WHICH WAS STRUCK OFF
    221 5 (From Our Own Reporter; Ipoh, Monday. FOR managing and teaching in the Perak Confucian Public School at Falim, which had been struck off the Register, Mr. Che Pu Tsing, the principal and manager, was fined $25 when he pleaded guilty before Mr. J. D.
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    U.S. Envoys Pass Through
    130 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) TWO American Consular representatives passed through Singapore yesterday. They were Mr. Thomas Murray Wilson and Mr. Louis G. Dreyfuss, Jr. The latter was accompanied by his wife. Mr. Murray Wilson was going to Calcutta as Consul-General having been transferred from a similar capacity
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    Japanese Woman Given $100 Bail
    151 5 Singapore, Monday. FOUR DAYS have been set aside for a prehminary inquiry into a case in which M. Shinozaki and A. Yamakawa, a Japanese man and woman respectively, are charged under the Official Secrets' Ordinance. They were produced in the Third Police Court before Mr.
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    ADULTERATION OF MILK CONTINUES
    137 5 (From Our Own Reporter). Kuala Lumpur, Monday. DESPITE the fines inflicted by magistrates, adulteration or milk continues practically unabated The number cf samples of fresh milk submitted by health officers (states the annual report for 1930 of the Institute for Medical Research) was 1,063 as compared
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    Indian Woman Social Worker Returns From U.S.
    238 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) pORMERLY a member of the 1 Madras City Corporation, and latterly an energetic social worker in ludia, Mrs. Ammu Swaminathan passed through Singapore yesterday en route to India. She had been spending the last 11 months in the United States
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    53 5 Recent changes in the F.M.S.V.F. include the follow-ing:—Second-Lieut N T Berwick promoted to the rank of Lieutenant; Lieutenant 'acting Captain I Zainal Abidin bin Ali promoted to the rank of Captain; resignation of his commission' by Capt. H. A. Rofe accepted; resignation from the Reserve of Officers of Liput. M.
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    Opinion Knox Speaks Out
    185 6 THE outspoken declaration of Colonel Knox, the U.S. Secretary of the Navy, in referring to the possible "test" of views anent the war, shows how American public opinion has changed. While the people of the great Western Democracy will go a long way to avoid actual
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    Pacific Problems
    140 6 JT is clear that no settlement of Pacific problems is possible without American participation, and for that reason we welcome the news of the new U.S. loans to China. There are those who continually harp on what they call the "growing evidences of American-Japanese goodwill," and accuse those
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    U.S. Rights Suffered
    133 6 CINCE the commencement of the Sino-Japanese hostilities, American rights and interests in the Far East in general, and in China in particular, have suffered sadly at the hands of the Japanese. The bombing of the Panay, the destruction of American property in China, the shameful treatment of
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    America's Answer
    69 6 IF she sincerely desired American understanding, she would not have openly asserted that the South Sea region, which embraces the Philippines also, should be included in the Japanese sphere of influence. It is a commonly acknowledged fact that the AxisTokyo alliance is primarily directed against Democracy, and we
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    OBJECTIVE
    553 6 Aden, Guardian Of Suez Canal ITALY'S MAIN DOTH Aden and Gibraltar are the envy of Mussolini and his Italians because, to long as they stand, Britain will control the Mediterranean and Red Seas and their vital link, the Suez Canal. The Italians will find that the capture of that
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    3-MILLION FRANCS OFFER TO SILENCE A WOMAN
    500 6 HANNEN SWAFFER TELLS OF A MADAME TABOUIS, I hope, has already begun the book which I urged her to write immediately, as a public duty. More than any other French citizen, perhaps, she could draw, tor all ihe world to learn, the lessons
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    "U.S. MEANS BUSINESS"
    76 6 Reuter. London, Oct. 7. THE mobilisation of 27,000 re- s?rves will bring the United States Fleet to full war strength, and is a plain warning to Japan that America means business, says the Express. It has been said again and again that America would do nothing until
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    NEW POSTS FOR GEN. CHIANG
    48 6 Chinese Central News Chungking, Oct. 7. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek took over two more concurrent pests, viz., directorship of the Central Planning Board, and chairmanship of the Party and Civil Service Personnel Administration, on Oct. I. Both organisations are newly established.— Chinese Central N^ws
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    Diamonds In A Time Locked Safe
    616 6 I TT was the day before the threeI" day Whit sun holiday, which I they keep in Holland as we do in Britain. Officials of the Amsterdamsche Bank, one of the largest concerns on the Continent, were locking up the safe for the holiday.
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    Himmler Due In Spurn
    50 6 Reuter. Madrid. Oct. 8. lIIMMLER. chief of th? German j" Gestapo, and Gen. de Bono. Italian Inspector General of OvrI seas Troops, are expected in Spain lin a few days' time. A Berlin report states that Himmler will makp a study of V. c High Command.—-Reuter
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    Premier Is Busy
    18 7 Ihe Prime Minister, ever on Ihe move, is here seen inspecting Britain's rapidly strengthened defences.
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    Drove In Curfews, Fined
    184 7 Singapore. Monday, j' RE DRIVERS, during curfew riods in the September blackSingapore, drov? thoir vehii all tights on. and refused fhen signalled by A.R.P. aoned to-day before Mr. C. itt n. in the District Traffic t, they pleaded guilty and v re lined. hades Singh, who
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    13 7 MR. R.V. FARRFLL. a prominent American businessman in Calcutta, arrived in Singapore yesterday.
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    STEADY INCREASE IN THE AIR STRENGTH OF BRITAIN
    271 7 More Powerful Assaults On Enemy Predicted Reuter. London, Oct. 7. CONTINUOUSLY more powerful assaults on the vitals of the enemy are predicted by the Telegraph, writing on the successful operations of the K.A.F. bombers under the direction of Sir Charles Portal. Referring
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    Accused Who Saluted Crown On Constable's Cap
    105 7 Singapore, Monday. ARRESTED by a police constable who saw him paying card.! with several others under a lamppest in Stevens Road on the night oi: Sept. 29. Mohamed bin Daho lan, a motor-car driver, denied that he took part m the game when
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    LEAFLET RAIDS BY CHINESE
    114 7 Chinese Central News. Chungking, Oct. 7. j /CHINESE planes "raided" I'eiping for the first time during the SinoJa»:ar.ese War on Oct. 3 at 9 o'clock, dropping 200,000 copies of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's July 7 anniversary message, directed to the people of the occupied areas, also copies
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    MR. H.R. CHEESEMAN GOING ON LEAVE
    111 7 fTnhune S'aff Reporter) THE Acting Director of Education, Malaya, and chairman of the Community Service Committee of tbc Singapore Rotary Club, Mr. H. R. Chreseman witt be proceeding to Australia on furlcugh next month. One of the most popular educationists in Malaya, Mr. Cheeseman
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    Political Unity
    92 7 Reuter. Cork, Oct. 7 jyjß. De Valera, in a Speech, at a meeting here, said that the Eire National Army was seven times the peace strength. In addition 200,000 had joined the security force, pledged to maintain Fire's neutrality. It was necessary to obtain armaments as fast as
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    25 7 Dr. J.W. Scharff. Chiet Health Officer. Rural. Singapore will speak jon Health For Victory" at toi lrorrow's Rotary Club lunchecn at ;th c Adelphi Hotel.
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    Japanese Says U.S. In War By Spring
    177 7 Reuter. Tokyo, Oct. 7. DECLARING that air forces alone cannot Conquer an open city, Mr. Han ji Kirioshita, a prominent authority on international polities, expresses the view, in the current issue of "Thoroughfare of Politics." that the war will be a long one.
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    NAZI RAIDS ON LONDON LACK STING
    127 7 Reuter. London, Oct. 8. WITHIN a short time of the alert in London last night enemy aircraft were reported ever west England, a Welsh coastal town, Lv erpool. the midlands and south-, east Scotland. Som? incendiary hembs were dropped In central 1 endon. but
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    Japan Will Oppose Any Help To Chiang Kai-Shek
    588 7 Reuter. TOKYO, OCT. 7. "WHILE WE ARE NOT SEEKING TO PROVOKE A CONFLICT WITH ANY NATION WE MUST OPPOSE BITTERLY ANY POWER WHICH ASSISTS CHIANG KAI-SHEK, THEREBY PROLONGING THE CHINA CONFLICT AND IMPEDING THE RESTORATION OF PEACE IN EAST ASIA," DECLARED MR.
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    62 7 The marriage took olace recent ly, at Holy Trinity. Bvomp-nn, of Mr. Jack Briscoe Masefleld. Ma>a yan Police Service, only =500 *J Mr. and Mrs. George Masefleld of Fitzwalters. near Brentwo-m Essex, and the Hon. Veronica Margery Hawke, only daughter ol the late liord Hawke and ol Frances Lady Hawke.
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    MAN WITH GOLD TRINKETS HELD
    130 8 Singapore, Monday. A LARGE quantity of jewellery and a pawn ticket for a gold ring were said to have been found in the possession of Lim See Tong, I* 31-year-old Hainanese, at the Central Police Station, yesterday afternoon. Tne jewellery consisted of two broken geld
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    31 8 MRS. A.D. ANDERSON, of Singapore returned yesterday after a holiday in England and America. Shp had travelled from England to San Francisco and taken boat for Singapore at the latter place.
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      208 8 CI TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL-DAYS ARE OVER! NOW HE'S THE YEAR'S BIG MUSICAL STAR "FIND" rAW*IT il I I TO DtY I 1 3.13 «.15 9.15 I SOMETHING NEW in Screen Musicals SNAPPY GIRLS! I LILTING MELODIES and A Grand Story based on a r World-popular Song Hit! S W r
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      343 8 Public Notice SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TENDERS. TENDERS are now Invited for the following material* or service. For particular* see Municipal Tender Room. Supply of Fuel for 8t; James Power Station during 1941. 12 n oon. 31 October. 1940. Supply of Ami-malarial Mixture during 1041. 12 noon. 9 October 1940 Supply delivery
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      185 8 ONCE AGAIN THE SCREEN MAKES A FAMOUS BOOK. LIVE OPENING TO-DAY ALHAMBRA j££'iS^ Special School Children's Show Daily At 11 a.m. 3.15 P.M. THOMAS HUGHES* at RrGBY. &0ilS&ftii$Q$S» I fMm mm Mmmmm* Jlmm\r 1mm mmmmmm Jmm mw\ i All the fun, excitement, thrill and drama of this great ncvel multiplied
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    Death Of High R.R.I. Official
    45 9 THE death occurred ?t Bungsar 2fn' °A f T 1^ r n T1 l 0mas Nasmyth Dick22* of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya K^ lcks on was 39 years old. has brought to Bidadan this afternoon will be cremated.
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    Domestic Occurrence DEATH
    65 9 At the Ipoh District Hospital Oct 8, 1940, at 7.30 a.m., J. A. Morais younger brother of Mr. j. m' Morais, of the Anderson School Ipoh, following a short illness' Aged 33. He leaves behind two other brothers, Mr. J. j. Morais of Seremban, and Mr. j.
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      436 9 Opening To-day f* \T wh, re 315 6.15 9.15 VATHA I ETeryb dy Goes BOX OFFICE 'PHONE 3400. fA mighty cavalcade of invention from its inception to ihe giants of modern times! The thrills of the story of the air. THE STIRRING STORY OF MAN S GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT^^ m FRANKLIN
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      313 9 |"OUT-SWINC OTHER ORCHESTRaF| SO SAY ALL THEIR PATRONS THE MOST CROWDED DANCE FLOOR Every Night During Last 10 Months IS PROOF ENOUGH OF THE POPULARITY OF *«ED LIBIO S DANCE lIAMI CROWDS INCRI VMM, WEEKIA t IB W THURSDAY! "QUEEN OF THE CANVASS" COMPETITION SUPPORT YOUR FAVOURITES THE HAPPY GIRL
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      691 9 Public Notices BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE 'CHAPTER 45) In the High Court of the Straits Settlements Settlement of Singapore. In Bankruptcy! No7*29i of 1940. Re LIM. HOCK CHIANG trading as Chop Keong Chay Co. Ex parte: CHOP CHIA SENG (L.S.) To LIM HOCK CHIANG, trading: as Chop Keong Chay Co No 238,
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    "IN MEMORIAM." Domestic Occurrence
    114 10 In loving and never-to-be forgotten memory of my Dear Mother, Julia Alice, who departed this life at the age of 63 years and 2 months, on Tuesday, 8th Oct., 1918, widow of the late Alfred Alexander Edward Edwards, Doctor of M. S. M. Rly., Perambur, Madras.
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      717 10 lmk^miiu%i\MiM*BU%^m^^M Situations Vacant WANTED Reliable Chinese Cook boy middleaged. Apply personally 11-B, Robinson Road, Singapore. (No. 956E) WANTED English teacher with school certificate to teach English. Apply Pel Hw» School, 7th mile. Bukit Tlmah Road. Singapore. (No. 9423) WANTED Agents for saleable products of Established Brands. Box 318. Malaya Tribune,
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      841 10 Personal CONSULT US If you are worried—All human problems—Love, Domestic etc undertaken. Moderate Charges. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Apply Psychological Bureau. 79, Bukit Tlmah Road, Singapore. tNa- 031E) Educational EVENING CLASSES for French and Germpn lessons. Box 534 cfo Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 963E, LATIN TUITION given by experienced teacher. Charges moderate.
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      805 10 Matrimonial RESPECTABLE European Soldiers want wives. Europeans or Eurasians. Write for particulars. We also cater for all classes. Marriage Agency. 79, Bukit Tlmah Road, Singapore. (No. 933E) Stamps PACKETS OP Postage Stamps for Collectors. Ask for our list to be sent you. Caxton Press Ltd., Market Btreet. Kuala Lumpur. (No.
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      755 10 For Sale KODAK JUNIOR 830. In good condition. Offers, to Mr. Tin cio Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 941E) FOR-SALE. One 2nd band twakow. Capacity 15 tons. Price 1200j- or nearest offer. For particulars, apply 121. Beach Road. Singapore. (No. »23» FOWLS—Light Sussex. Plymouth Rocks. Wyandottes. Black Orpingtons Also Poultry Foods
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      675 10 TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, 1938. This advertisement appears by direction of the Registrar of Trade Marks, under the provisions of Section 49 (7) of the Ordinance. NOTICE is hereby given that the following Trade Mark registered in the name of Forhan's Limited of Clifford's Inn, Fleet Street, London, E.C.4, England, has
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      34 10 THE PAPTO OF THE RJTUPC TO-DAY o KEE HUAT RADIO Co*j CASTOR OIL FOR ALL PURPOSES MEDICINAL AND LUBRICATION BILAKHIA&CO. 52, CECIL STREET. P.O. BOX »0. Phone 7803. Singapore. f m y every mf
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      1284 10 j TO-DAY'S RADIO I i—*—; SINGAPORE 2 LONDON ZHL 225 metres (1.331 k cs) TRANSMISSION n 2 ZHPI 30.96 metres (3-69 mice) GBP 1514T Met (9.82 mmtnms ZHP3 41.38 metres (7.25 m!cs) GSJ 21.53 Mcs (13.«) met** 8.20 a.m. News in Jenguah (every GSQ If .if Mela (16.M a^aX' morning).
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    Malayan Sharebrokers' Asso. Report
    848 11 Singapore, Oct. 7. ■m Buyers. Sellers. Tin (4a) 33 3,9 t,al Amal (ss) 5i3 5,9*4 ra l Malay 33 6 35 9 BUI US (ss) 191- 20|-cd Wens ($D 0.95 1.00 I grin Tin 15 9 16 9 al (ss) 9- BC seUngor ($1) 1.49 1.53
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    Produce
    112 11 Singapore, Oct. 7. VY. Coast No. 1 per W Coast No. 3 per m 1 242 tm 2 223 am 3 213 Broken Rice No. 1 183 ken Rice No. 2 18W tgOO Al Ri Saigon 1 I Saigon 2 goon SQ." Meedon y Small Mill" Meedon" m Parboiled
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    Merlimau Pegoh Pays Dividend Of 12½ Per Cent.
    280 11 (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Aug. 22. A final dividend of per cent., making 12' i per cent, for the year, was declared at the annual meeting of Merlimau Pegoh, Lid., in London to-day. The chairman Major W. M. Sime. said the
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    STEADY EXPORT OF RUBBER
    61 11 Singapore, Monday. IN the first nine months of this S year, Malaya exported more rubber (186.810 tons), than in the whole of 1939 (177,851 tons). The tonnage of rubber exported in September amounted to 19,792 tons, only 792 tons less than in August. The biggest monthly
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER
    120 11 ASSOCIATION. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Oct. 7. Buyers. Sellers. No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 37V 2 373,4 No. IX R.S.S. FO B. in cases October 38*4 38% G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8. in bales October 363/ 4 37 F.A.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8. in bales October
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    LOCAL MARKET QUIET, DULL ON THE WHOLE
    175 11 From Our Financial Correspondent Singapore, Tuesday THE markets in general were quiet and dull yesterday, with no particular features of Interest. In tin shares, there was little activity, and in Hong Fatts, shares were inclined to be offered with buyers holding off. Small
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    Mid-Day Prices
    21 11 Singapore, Tuesday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— RUBBER Buyers S7U; Sellers 37%. TIN
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    Exchange
    197 11 Singapore, Oct. 8. The following are the exchange stock quotations this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2{4 1116 London demand 2 4 It 16 Switzerland demand 203 8 New York demand 47 Montreal demand 51 11; 16
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    BUKIT KATIL CROP
    30 11 The crop of Bukit Katil Rubber Estates Ltd., for the month of September, amounted to 31,302 lbs. The total crop fcr five months amounted to 144,518 lbs.
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    MARKET REPORTS War May Develop Into Industrial Attrition
    74 11  -  By Reuter London, Oct. 7. circles are inclined to expect the Nazis to concentrate air attacks on United Kingdom industries, seeing that the London attacks have been unremunerative and they need to counter Britain's nightly inroads on German industries and communications. Hence
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    U. S. INTEREST IN KAFFIRS
    298 11 London, Oct. 7. QUARTERS closely connected with Sir Ernest Oppenheimer discountenance the recent gossip which suggested that he enlisted American financial support for the Kaffir Market during his United c tates visit. The gossip was seemingly based on the pure coincidence that Sir Ernest Oppenheimer
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    CRAIGIELEA RUBBER PROFIT DOUBLED
    268 11 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug-. 23. SPEAKING at the fourteenth annual meeting of Craigielea Rubber Plantations, Ltd., in London to-day, Major W. M. Sime said: The profit is more than double that earned in the previous year, owing to an increase of nearly 2 4d.
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    12 STAB WOUNDS ON YOUNG WOMAN
    252 11 Singapore, Monday. THE story of a savage attack on a Tamil woman of 20 was told in the Assize Court before Mr. Justice Manning to-day, when a well-built Indian labourer, Marimuthu, was charged with the attempted murder of Papa a tJ Changi Road on
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      264 11 Public Notice TENDER JOHORE GOVERNMENT TENDERS are invited from approved Contractors for the supply, delivery to site and laying of Mosaic Tiling to the New Government Offices, Johore Bahru. lor the Johore Government. A deposit of $100 is required from each Contractor tendering and will be refunded on receipt of
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      396 11 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For all information apply to: P. O. S. N. Co., The Agent, Collyer Quay, Tel. 5961. 8.1.5. N. CO., BOUSTEAD CO.. LTD., Tel. 5497 B I.S.N. CO. (APCAR LINE) For HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. MOJI, KOBE. OSAKA For PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA. Regular Sailings: Social Holiday
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      354 11 BRITISH INDIA The best possible services are being maintained by The P. O.S.N. Coy. from the Straits to their usual ports of call in China India, Ceylon and the United Kingdom. Passengers are requested to register their requirements but under present circumstances sailings are perforce restricted. Special Holiday Return tickets
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    Japanese Newspaper Report Denied
    32 12 Reuter. London, Cct. B—Official quarters state that there is no truth in the leport published in a Japan.se newspaper that Chinese labourers nre to be sent to England.—Renter.
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    FACTORY HIT AS GIRLS SCURRY TO SHELTER
    435 12 Heavy Punishment For Nazi Raiders British Wireless. London, Oct. 8. 0F some fifty bombers and fighter bombers, which carried out a determined German air attack over south-west England yc-sterday, nearly a quarter were destroyed. Commercial property and a number of County Council houses
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    Death Of Mr. J. A. Morais
    68 12 The death took place this morning in the Ipoh District Hospita 1 of Mr. J. A. Morais, after a short illness, at the age of 33. He leaves behind three brothers, Mr. J. M Morais of the Anderson School. Ipoh, Mr. J. V. Morais
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    Darts Not Forgotten By The Maoris
    47 12 More Empire troops have arrived in Britain, including f ur tlter contingents of Australians and New Zealanders, to help th* motherland in the fight for freedom. A Maori member 0 f th New Zealand contingent is seen here carrying his dartboari
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    15 12 Reuter. Cairo. Oct. 8.—An official communique says that the city has had a quiet day.—Reuter.
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    Nuns At Prayer Escape Unhurt
    251 12 Reuter. nn DC London, Oct. 7. JJOMBS were dropped by a "tip and run" raider at a coastal town in Kent early to-day and smashed every window in a convent where 12 nuns were at prayer in the chapel. They escaped unharmed. A convalescent home
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    'India Rapidly Moving To Status Of Free Dominion'
    293 12 British Wireless. London, Oct. 8. TN a broadcast, address to mark the launching ol the campaign to bring home to the people of Britain th? immense power of the British Empire and the meaning of the Empire to its people in these
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    14 12 Lisbon, Oct. 8—The Givil Governor has inaugurated a market children's welfare school at Lourfes.
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    STOP PRESS
    62 12 Reuter. SOLDIER SHOT DEAD Shanghai. Oct Trouble flared up again i" l internment camp of < h in f?e soldiers called members "Doomed Battalion" w hen <n«nese soldiers were shot dead J a Russian guard while attempt ing to escape. v The camp is being > l guarded
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