Morning Tribune, 10 July 1940

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    13 1 The Morning Tribune L r,_ N -g136, Wed., July 10, 1940 1 m
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    French Demilitarise Fleet At Alexandria
    396 1 French Demilitarise Fleet At Alexandria Alexandria, July 9. a\ OFFICIAL statement about the French fleet here, issued by the British naval authorities, deI in the Mediterranean Fleet, the I comradeship and goodwill exn ■{>■([ between the Allied forces con■fluctiiiß the war from Alexandria. I "As soon as it was realised
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    BRITISH FLEET SINKS FRANCE'S MOST POWERFUL & NEWEST BATTLESHIP
    937 1 BRITISH FLEET SINKS FRANCE'S MOST POWERFUL NEWEST BATTLESHIP IT WAS REVEALED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS BY MR. A. V. ALEXANDER, THE FIRST LORD OF THE ADMIRALTY, THAT THE 35,000-TON> RICHELIEU, ONE OF FRANCE'S MOST POWERFUL AND LATEST BATTLESHIPS, WAS PUT OUT OF ACTION BY THE BRITISH FLEET,
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    Axis Will Show No Mercy For French
    198 1 Rome, July 9. The breakdown of the FrancoBritish alliance can make no difference to Italian and German claims on France, declares Giornale d'ltalia. "The breakdown cannot modify the conditions that France created with regard to the Axis powers by her past policy and
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    Britain Votes Another £1,000 Millions For War
    82 1 London, July 9. P 1 House of Commons this afternoon passed a vote of £1,000 millions for war purposes, and is now in secret session, debatln K the work of the Ministry of Economic Warfare. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, asking for the
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    FRESH CRISIS THREATENS IN RUMANIA
    318 2 FRESH CRISIS THREA TENS IN RUMANIA directors or Jewish stall on Rumanian newspapers. jews ta future will be unable to control newspaper! or work a.s journalist, according to an announcement by the' Ministry of Pruir-r'anda. It added that other minorities *-iil be permitted to continue publishing newspapers in their own
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    Received By The King
    35 2 London. July 9. MAJOR -GENERAL H. Crerar of thr Canadian military mission, who is shortly returning: to Canada, was received in audience by the King at Buckingham Palace to-day British Wireless
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    FRENCH CONSTITUTION TO BE REVISED
    202 2 London, July 9. ACCORDING to the French wireless, the Petain Government has approved plans for revision of the French constitution. President Lebrun presided at the meeting. The toHowta| resolution is to be sud- to the German Official News Agency:mitted by M. I .aval at to-day's
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    Japan To Protest Again To Britain
    161 2 London, July 9. A BRIEF summary of Sir Robert Craigie's recent conversations with the Japanese Foreign Minister has now been received by the British Government. This summary is under consideration, and discussions about it are continuing. It has been reported from Tokyo that the
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    Nazis' Oil Supplies Still Insufficient
    216 2 (Reuters Special Commentary) London, July WITH reference to Germany s domination of France page 7) nrither France nor turope !s self -suftu lent in food and ra» materials for agriculture. Moreover, the harvest has been reduced by the severe winter, the withdrawal of manpower and
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    ADMIRAL DETAINED
    58 2 ADMIRAL DETAINED Admiral Domville and his v ifo.B formerly a Miss van der Heydt. whoH have been detained under the df-B fence Regulations. London, July 9 I SIR Barry DomvUle, former rluir-B man of "The Link" or&anisa-M tion, formed in 1937 to promoUH Anglo-German friendship, ami i "»H Domville have
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    MORE NAZI LOSSES IN RAIDS ON BRITAIN
    343 2 MORE NAZI LOSSES IN RAIDS ON BRITAIN London, July 9. AN Air Ministry and Ministry of Home Security communique say? that enemy aircraft crossed the eastern and southern coasts of England and north-east Scotland during the night. Bcrr-bs were dropped in districts near the coast. Rome damage was done to
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    WILL BRITAIN FOLLOW OUR EXAMPLE?
    129 3 WILL BRITAIN FOLLOW OUR EXAMPLE? London, July 9. in tin- House of Lords to- narrow, Lord Marchwood lormel .ly Sir George Penny) will ask die Government whether they will follow the act.o.i of the Straits Government who while realising that distress and inconveni- j encc may possibly be caused to
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    FEW RATIONING RESTRICTIONS IN BRITAIN
    209 3 FEW RATIONING RESTRICTIONS IN BRITAIN H London, July 9. BIW ratiorri trictions operative m J 22 will provide the joint »n oi six ounces of butter and Ine per wcc j k. while a further two H i laid or maigarine are obtainm< with the c toting fats coupon. DripH
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    SHIPPING LOSSES
    64 3 SHIPPING L OSSES I losses due to the week ending Jun 50 Bntl?h .ships, totalling 30.377 •'<i totalling 9.622 tons a.v.l totalling; 11,340 tons. slightly above average, 1 case of neutral ships, but »U1 that the number if h&J nmorMMtal«*lv t\en_ Reuter London, July 9. o was charged with ford
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    ITALY CONTINUES TO SUFFER HEAVILY
    129 3 Cairo, July 9. ■pHE R.A,f communique states that numerous reconnaissances have been carried out during the past 24 hours, and much valuable data obtained. Bombing aircraft raided Diredawa, scoring direct hits on a railway workshop. Enemy fighters endeavoured to intercept without success. An important enemy
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    AIRMEN FROM NEW ZEALAND HONOURED
    76 3 AIRMEN FROM NEW ZEALAND HONOURED London, Juiy 9 AMONG the latest list or R.A.F. officers receiving D.F.C. as reward for services appear thp names of two New Zealanders— jPlpht-Lleut Trent. whose home is in Port Nelson, and Pilot Officer Keen, who was born at Green Island. Leading Aircraftsman Whitfhead from
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    SEW SHOW FOR WAR FUND
    991 4 VERA ARDMORE TO-DAY OOMK «»f Singapore's smarlesl and most attractive younK f>eople were present at the* meeting held at Mrs. C F. 'hurrhV home on Monday afternoon to discuss details of a new show in ;iid of the War Fund which she and Mrs. J.
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    First Meeting
    77 4 When Mrs. C. F. Church h.|,| meeting at her home on M<>n<|. u afternoon to discuss plans for a i, n I show to be held at the Seaview Hotel on August 31 in aid of the War I Und an enthusiastic band of helpers w a^ present.
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      142 4 JtS&k "My father is having me V**.i trained in *£*y/hr Singapore tor a good job" Tour father has made a wise decision •n sending you to Pitman's, for tier* j«u can study for your mafcuiatbn ur Senior Cambridge free from at; nU warnings and blackouts that prevent studious concentration, and
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    SILVER LININGS
    566 5 7b Four Black-Out KiRINO tt* recent black-out practises D us have discovered how difflto prevent lighting from showri Oj doors if it is to be bright Hut* for u« to pursue our occupations. in semi-darkness until the ar" sounds is good enough for an rional practise air-raid but
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    Here's How To Do That Hem
    295 5 healthy kiddies have a distressing knack of out-growing good clothe.-] long before the garments are anything (ike worn out. This week's cut-out has been especially designed to help yoi» with some of your lengthening and joining problems. When tne hem of I child's coat
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    Constables On Sleep Charge
    50 6 Constables On Sleep Charge TWO Sikh I Nftdhan Singh, y .u-rcl.iv I od hi-lorr in*- 111 Mi ma I Mr I i'-' n ]iit tin- AV 0 <>.; THlkl at Woodland.. Road Thf hf-ar.. f i until July 17 Both Lai Singh md Nidhan Blngh defended by Mr N A
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    MORE GIFTS FOR THE WAR EFFORT
    56 6 liOiuJoii. July 9. MORK rift* towards the Empire war tfforl bftfc oonc from Southern Rhodesia which has .^nt a further i'7.r>oo towardi tie po4 of r.a W traimnj' ainrafl, and Mu i first Instalment, amounting to om £700. has been reeelTed fr(>m thr* Gold
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    CORONER REBUKES BEREAVED MOTHER
    105 6 CORONER REBUKES BEREAVED MOTHER 4 27-YEAR-OLD CHINESE MOTHER WAS KLBUKfcU i»* A ACTING SINGAPORE CORONER, MR. W. McQUARRIE, AT AN INQUIRY YESTERDAY, INTO THE DEATH OF THE WOMAN'S 2 2-YEAR OLD DAUGHTER WHO WAS SCALDED BY A KETTLEFUL OF BOILING WATER. 'There was a certain amount of carelessness on your
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    $100,000 From Sarawak Rubber Planters
    36 6 100,000 From Sarawak Rubber Planters The robber tadtaftry of Sarawai has mad. b contribution of $100,000 to me Imperial Trei wry for tlir pi execution ot the war. and this sum hxs been remitfocl to London.
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    DETECTIVE'S UNREASONABLE SUSPICION
    133 6 S THE Acting Chief Justice yester- y day allowed the appeal of an Indian labourer, Manjoor. who S had been convicted of being; in y possession of a sarong 1 reasonably suspected of haying been stolen. I The only evidence for the pro- secution was that of
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    BENEFIT OF DOUBT FOR NEWSBOY
    203 6 BENEFIT OF DOUBT FOR NEWSBOY THE second Police Magistrate yes- terday acquitted Sinnakannu, a newspaper boy, charged with theft of a purse containing $2 belonging to Mrs. J. A. H. Plummer from her house in Thiam Siew Road, Singapore. The prosecution claimed that on May 6, Sinnakannu presented a bill
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    Fatal Fall From 13 Feet
    60 6 WHILE cleaning a gas lamp inside ita Great World amusement park Tamil Municipal coolie Saiboo balanced and fell to the ground 8 13 feet below. He was picked up unconscious, W taken to the General Hospital wnei he died a week later. The acting Singapore
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    NAZIS SEEK INDUSTRIAL DOMINATION OF EUROPE
    684 7 THEIR DREAM IS TO EMULATE BRITAIN London, July 9. DRESS comment to-day ranges over a numl>er of subjects, including the German grip on France, the power of Britain's Air Force and tea rationing, which enters into force to-day. Of France, The Times writes, "Of
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    Gandhi Again Appeals To Britain
    57 7 Gandhi Again Appeals To Britain AN appeal to the British Government not to reject the hand of friendship offered by Congress is made by Mahatma Gandhi in a v.atemeiit yesterday commenting on the CongrtM resolution requesting a British declaration giving India complete indepei.dence and, as the first stop, to constitute
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    U.S. Extends Panama Minefields
    53 7 U.S. Extends Panama Minefields Christianobal, July 9. THE live minefields bowed by the United 1 States at both terminals of the Panama Canal zonr ar? reported to have been extended. The Canal Zone authorities are now said to b? taking extraordinary precautions for the safety of merchant shipping bound for
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    Successful Attack On France's Latest Battleship
    156 7 London, July 9, IT h learned Ir London that early f*^**»**!ZZl 1 tinued its operations to prevent i^K^.^^S Rleel failing into enemv hands by an action against the most recently eompMed French capital ship, the battleship Bicbeheu. of 35,000 ton,. The action was successful.
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    Mass Raids On Chungking
    133 7 Chungking, July 9. OVER a hundred Japanese aircraft, in four groups, bombed the western suburbs of Chungking groups attacKed the section of the western suburbs immodiately outeide the West Gate, below Consular Lane. The third group bombed the section further west along the south bank of
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    Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY. JULY 10. 1940. Roosevelt's Influence
    312 7 Morning Tribune WEDNESDAY. JULY 10. 1940. Roosevelt's Influence PRESIDENT Roosevelt has become one of the most prominent figures in international politics to-day. What be says and what he does always claim worliwide attention. But there is one thing about which he t keeps the world in suse whether or not
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    a DAY By The Sea
    45 8 a DAY By The Sea We know now why young men in Filmland like to go swimming especially when there *re nice girls like Laraine Day to be found <in the beach. Don't you agree with us that l.arimc looks very neal, trim and Happv
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    JANICE LOGAN
    14 8 Although quite a newcomer to the screen, is starring in "Dr. Cyclops.'
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    "Best Undressed Girl" Hoax
    104 8 JANICE LOGAN, who gets her first screen break in "Dr. Cyclops," has started her film career on the wrong foot by lending herself to one of those more fatuous publicity stunts that Hollywood pulls every now and again. Janice, it was announced with fanfare accompaniment, had
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    A CONTRACT'S A CONTRACT
    249 8 RSay Hollywood Bosses ENTLY Hollywood's bosses have at last "got together' and ded to put up a united front against the insubordination of important contract employees. Look what's happened recently. Olivia de Havilland, Jane Bryan, Don Ameche and Director Garson •min have been under suspension for
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    THE OLD
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    "IT'S A GIRL, EXCUSE IT PLEASE"
    76 8 Speaking to Eddie Cantor about his new grandchild, a girl recalled to the comedian's mind, a humorous episode of his own past. Between scenes of his new Metro Goldwyn Mayer picture, 'Forty Little Mothers," he told the story. It was when the stork was
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    HOW JOHN CONSIDIN LEARNED ABOUT FILM
    239 8 MOW that he's one of the greates Johnnie Considine and how h< How a Supervisor Was Born. Johnnie was a great friend of Joe Sohenck and when he wanted to go into pictures, Joe didn't have a job for him, but said: "Wait. I'll
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    A Star Overnight
    133 8 IF the public wondered what S* 1 of the beautiful Rirl who cn« role of Franchot Tone's wife in ■p on the Bounty," they will br I W r surprised when they see h< r leading role in "Paradise Isl m Alhambra theatre on Tuesd m aid
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    AND THE NEW
    104 9 w)ld Successes I Re-made m\\ in Hollywood producers V are busy re-making old film liuresses. The first to be com-ftk-U-d is 'Til We Meet Again/' urrcntly at the Alhambra. M The fiim was titled "One Way ■'assage" in 1932 and was one mi tlu* best iihns of
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    'BOB TAYLOR CELEBRATES HIS SIXTH ANNIVERSARY IN HOLLYWOOD
    585 9 DOBERT TAYLOR has just celebrated his sixth anniversary in Holly- wood. They have been t*ie most sensationally successful years any young actor has ever achieved. But when the anniversary occasion was called to his attention, Taylor was in no mood to congratuMate
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    SHE'S "MRS. CHIPS"-REMEMBER ?
    26 9 SHE'S "MRS. CHIPS"REMEMBER Greer ("Mrs. Chips' 1 Garson, who appears in her new picture opposite Robert Taylor in M-G-M's "Remember?" which is now at the Capitol
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    Harpo Marx Picks Screen's Ten Most Chaseable Women
    175 9 Harpo Marx Picks Screen's Ten Most Chaseable Women HARPO MARX, the most iamou woman pursuer on the screen wK'n years of practise chasing skittish yowi* things across stages and screen, to-day picked his "ten mast chaseable wonvr in Hollywood." It's all in fun, u is practically any thing the Marxes
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      105 10 <>jil» >lidiiii<hi Premiere SATURDAY NIGHT at the <'i%I*ITOL at .2.10 o'clock I 'I he Swcelheart «f tlw Km|>ir<- in her Grandest Comedy Show! DANCING l^T ROAR E i^^. /^v^^ La <s—^^ TX^i^r^^^^S^^B^>J/ IBBk American tln&Qi fit Iht Jitter jYliljtl* f tLU\ 0-r.rt.d by Monty lonk, I UPir Y ijj%*M **J
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      77 10 CINEMA SHOW IN AID OF THE WAR FT M| TIESBAY .M'LY 1« ALHAMBRA BSS,™; Prices $2. $1. 50 c. 25 c. Free of Tax. THE WORLD STOOD STiLL... Fire flamed in their blood V jit^x*- *&m&fvKS? v J3 MR MOVITA »M™k. t^^L. H«LL^|S« p p^ riir F WILLIAM DAVIDSON /^s^\
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    GUNNERS CRASH BADLY AFTER HOLDING MALAYS
    423 13 GUNNERS CRASH BADLY AFTER HOLDING MALAYS Collapse When First Oj Seven Goals Scored Against Them CLAY'S 7; R.A. (Ac-Ac) 1. USPLAYWG irresistible form after being fully held for the first 2S minutes of the game, the Malays scored an overwhelming jctory when they met the Royal Artillery (3rd Anti-Aircraft iv)
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    Drawn Match At Kranji
    28 13 Flayinj; at Krunji ytvUr.iay. tli« RoytJ Naval Wirek.s.s Telegraphists drew with the RAF. (Kallang* in a Div ll' Bi encounter, each *ide s>coriiig once.
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    KEEN TUSSLE IN VETERANS' H'CAP DOUBLES
    198 13 CR.C Tennis ■.AYfNYI with splendid under- standing, Ong Siow Hian and B. Chiap Song (-15) became the ■nipions in the veteran doubles Hi(li(-;ip tournament of the S.C.R.C. ■•inj" lawn tennis championships, I they heat Dr. P. L. Loh and B" Kee Sun (-6) 6-4,
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      112 13 SPOT DANCES POPULAR 'M* M TEA DANCE TOPAY II E E R HAND BAGS GIVEN AWAY BOXING FRI. 12 JULY RON DENNIS WILL GIVE AN EXHIBITION For The First Time In Malava SEE THE PUGILISTIC FEATS OF THE EX. AMATEUR BANTAM. FEATHER AND LIGHT WEIGHT CHAMPION OF AUSTRALIA. STRONGLY SUPPORTED
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      183 13 PHONE: 6903. PHONE: 6»0::. VO6W F/4 VOURITE COMEDIAN George Forme y IN T/i^ COMEDY OF THE YEAR "Let George Do It" WILL O l» E AT THE Pavilion Theatre NEXT rUESHAY BOOKING NOW OPENED AT THE THEATRE FROM 9.30 a.m. TO 4 p.m.-5 p.m. TO 10 p.m. I pr-i ACCIDENTS
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      39 13 SIGHTS DIARY TO-DAY S.AF.A. League. Div. 1, Chinese vs. S.C.C.. Stadium II (B». J.C.S.A. vs. Indians, J.C.S.A. TIDE TABLE TO-DAY 110 a.m., 10 ft. 2 12 p.m., 8.9 ft. •O-MORROW Ild 208 a.m., 9.6 ft. Ul p.m., 8.8 ft.
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    BUKIT TIMAH TRACK NOTES
    327 14 (By Our Racing Correspondent) praeousm and servos did the f !^st gallops yost<-nlay morninjr t Bukil Tlmah, when I law nuni--ler of candidate for th<* forthcoming Singapore meet were given lij <"i||nns on the second track. GIGGOLETTE vho had been Dromofrt V) class one after his
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      TIN
      21 15 London, July 9. UU nice) £263» 4 Buyers £263 3 4 Sellers (Official Price) £263> 4 Buyers £263 V2 Sellers
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      RUBBER
      30 15 To-day one Very Quiet 12 fe 123/ 4 .ird i August 12! a 12 3 8 rward) Sept. 11% llVfc ,rward) Oct Dec. ll r 'a H 7 4
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      LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
      95 15 London. July 9. Distill 518 H übber 9 General Electric "0 1 Chemical Industries 23 9 b lal Tobacco 83 9 Dutch 15 6 Uan Pacific London Tin 3!4y 2 Rubber PI In Trust 229 Lingi \ver Hitams 16,10% Southern Kintas 107 V^ tahangs 134i/ 2 .undon
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      53 15 London, July 9. T T London on Paris T T London on Batavia 7 58* T T London on Shanghai 4 l/ e T T London on Hongkong Is. 3 l|32d. t T London on Japan is. 3 7'l6d. T T London on New York 4.02Y 2 to
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      BULLION MARKET
      19 15 [London, July 9. Siht: Spot 21 ***** art 21 9 16 BAH GOLD, Fine per oz. £6.8.0
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      ARANDORA STAR SINKING
      75 15 If London, July 9. I In the Commons, answering a ques B"n on ihe Arandora Star sinking l !r Cross said that in accordance witl ■he usual practice, the Arandora Sta: ■as not b^ing convoyed. Ali Genrans on board were Naz ■ympathisers, and none came to Eng■and
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    THOUGHTFUL DRAMA AT THE ALHAMBRA
    194 15 THOUGHTFUL DRAMA AT THE ALHAMBRA L^*JUv < A_^J(&!>XQ+ij~S, r£ greatest tribute that can be paid to "Til We Meet Again," which opened at the Alhambra yesterday, is to aay that it leaves one thinking about it long alter the show has ended. This film gives Merle Oberon a chance of
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    COMEDY AT THE CAPITOL
    172 15 "DEMEMBER" which opened at the Capitol yesterday is a comedy based on the assumption that the more you try to forget a thing the more you remember it This frivolous, lighthearted film is ably acted by Robert Taylor, Greer Garson (of "Mr. Chips" fame). Lew Ayres
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    Indo-China -Hongkong Coast Traffic Resumed
    86 15 A I Tim,.™ Hongkong:, July 9. I jHOiI!TATIVE sources deny that nr re P° rt s from Haiphong: the Y,.'t r hs shi i> s wcre *y It Is w° n l lcs ta Indo-China. were n d that cl earances which refused to French
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      252 16 BRITAIN NOW SPENDING £9i/2 MILLIONS A DAY LONDON, JULY 9. FURTHER HEAVY TAXATION TO MEET THE GROWING COST OF THE WAR WAS FORECAST BY THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER IX THE HOUSE OF COMMONS THIS AFTERNOON. He moved a supplementary vote of credit of £1,000 millions,
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      357 16 8 NAZIS DOWNED IN THRILLING AIR BA TTLES London, July 9. I IS NOW confirmed that a total of eight enemy aircraft were shot down over Britain yesterday, with the loss of three British fighters. Thi.s Air Ministry announcement early this morning has now been followed by details of the
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      Italy Has 5 Battleships Ready
      145 16 Italy Has 5 Battleships Ready London, July 9. I ACCORDING to a Britishl naval commentator, thtfl Italian Navy, jealous of thtl glories achieved by the! Army and Air Force in I Abyssinia and Spain, art! eager for an opportunity til put their fleet to the test, asl they dislike the
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      French Rally Round Degaulle
      87 16 French Rally Round Degaulle London. July iM YOUNG P'RENCHMEN are coming m ward in large numbers to enlist^H the military, naval and air forces ■M Genera] Degaulle is raising for the m fonco of Britain, and the liven;, F.a. fix>m German occupation. They are drawn from all ranks. _H Among
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      STOP PRESS
      167 16 London, f«lj Jf Iji An air battle took place over soutb« inst England this afternoon. Al sUO °H as enemy aircraft crossed the co: H from the north-east, they wew *'p -|H gaged by fighters out of #fW the clouds. Kapid machine-gun burst> fa frequent, and spent cartridges
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