Morning Tribune, 13 July 1940

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    12 1 The Morning Tribune Vo i s— No. 139, Sat., July 13, 1940
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    Six More Raiders Shot Down
    416 1 Six More Raiders Shot Down London, July 12. ft? LEAST six more German planes were lost m raids over and around Britain to-day. Four enemy bombers were shot into the sea off the oast coast to-day, by airS craft of the Royal Air Force fighter command. It is learned that
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    Heavy R.A.F. Raids On Germany
    62 1 day rJ? v aM on Germany yesterthp r ih? S b f om cr Penetrated far into I 0 ,?il tl et by d aylight and at•vrr?^ :ind wtumed safely. thr '-Vi C Q V y rald s on Oermanv es wo^ "S* whrn niilitary
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    PATROL YACHT SUNK
    57 1 P ATROL YACHT SUNK ll is oftoi.u London, July 12. h ;^a"y announced that His wn ftto on pi y eht Warrior 11, was En^ f h cvl n n ?y bom Wng attask m the ar killed^? yesterd ay. One rating Wep land*H i fte kem ainder of the
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    RUMANIAN DEMAND ON RUSSIA LIKELY THROUGH GERMANY
    442 1 RUMANIAN DEMAND ON RUSSIA LIKELY THR O UGH GER MAN Y Bucharest, July 12. |T IS undei^ood that the Foreign Minister, M. Manoilescu, when he visits Munich to discuss with Nazi leaders political problems m south-east Europe, will ask Germany to approach the Soviet for the return to Rumania of
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    TURKEY WARNS AGGRESSORS, WILL STAND BY FRIENDS & MEET ALL OBLIGATIONS
    246 1 TURKEY WARNS AGGRESSORS, WILL STAND BY FRIENDS MEET ALL OBLIGATIONS mmm ANKARA, JULY 12. JURKEY WILL REMAIN FAITHFUL TO ALL HER ENGAGEMENTS AND TO HER FRIENDSHIPS,'* DECLARED THE TURKISH PRIME MINISTER, DR. REFIK SAYDAM IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY TO-DAY. "Turkey is animated by no warlike sentiment against any country or
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    Craigie Sees Arita Again
    43 1 Tokio, July If. JJIR Robert Craigle had a further tw*. v hour interview with Mr. Arlta thli afternoon on the subject of supplier to China via Burma. i The Porelpn Office spokesman dedtred that satisfactory progress was modi. Reuter
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    HULL WARNS GERMANY
    171 3 HULL WARNS GERMANY i new york, july 12. if v. cordell hull, the sec--1 retary of state, at a ress conference informully warned germany to teep her hands off the an-american parley, by aying that the havana onference was being held v agreement of the ameriax nations for the pur-
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    Czechs & Poles Will March Side By Side
    125 3 Czechs Poles Will March Side By Side I London, July 12. idewtoad that an exchange of s na? taken place between Dr. 11 i "nan of the Czech National ana General Sikorski (Polish 41 .•> vyrjte to General Sikorski Wa thanks for the help which J awthoritiea and Polish ships
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    1,000 SHELLS FIRED INTO BRITISH POST
    360 3 Heavy Italian Attack Met By Counter-Offensive Over^SiSS X? S" Wednesda y enemy formations over a thousand shells have already been fired into the post but as far as is known, our casualties are comparatively light The post was surrounded, but the defence is still
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    Agriculture Will Save Britain
    266 3 Agriculture Will Save Britain London, July 12. IN the House of Commons, the Minister *of Agriculture, Mr. R. A. Hudson, said that unless something unforeseen occurs between now and the harvest, we estimate we shall realise as great a proportionate increase m our general farm production m the first twelve
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    NAZI BLACKMAIL IN S. AMERICA
    86 3 ißeuter's Special Commentary) London, July 12. The New York Herald Tribune contfl.ues its series of South American articles by its Buenos Aires correspondent, describing how the youth of Argentine wape war on Nazi and Fascist propaganda by organising a counter- propaganda group, anri staging demonstrations
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      184 3 JAMIESON'S I COD-B-MUL (Product of U.S.A.) An Emulsion containing COD LIVER OIL with THIAMIN I CHLORIDE to which is added Pure' I Cocoa imparting a delectable I COCOA FLAVOUR. Rich m Vita- mins A-B and D. Recommended for all conditions lin which pore Cod Liver Oil It I indicated. Blood
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    MAN SLASHES OWN THROAT
    114 4 COUND LYING on his bed m the early hours of July 4 wroi |—> r of blood all over his body, Ong Ec Sai, a ber was dead when one of his room-mates returned after making a report at the police station. A razor was near
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    34 4 Ottawa. July 11. The Opposition Leader. Mr. Hanson, to-day rejected a prop*vsal made by Mr. IMaeKenzie King:, the Premier, that Mr. Hanson should become a member of the advisory committee to the War Cabinet.
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    20,000 PUPPET TROOPS MUTINY, JOIN CHINESE
    65 4 20,000 PUPPET TROOPS MUTINY, JOIN CHINESE Chungking, July U TjiK Gbtntse military spotoMman an-jiuun<<-(J at tin.; afternoon'! Preai ronfrrc-nce that over ***** puppet troops, under General Chang Lan Peng, had mutinied and joined the Chinese lorces m the vicinity of KaifeDf. Qeneral Ohani troops, he added, were formerly known a.*>
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    44 4 I M'wow, July ll.— President Kaliajii to-day recrived the newly appointed Yugo-SJav Ministtr, M. Milan Gabrilovich, tlius marking the beginning of (lire* l diplomatic ri.itirms between Yui;<>-Slavia and the Soviet Union which had not had such contact since the institution of thn SovKL regime-
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    School Defers Building Fund To Help War Effort
    412 4 jJ/N ANNOUNCEMENT that the Building Fund of the Methodist Girls' School will be postponed so that would be donors could contribute money for war purposes was made by Mr. H. R. Cheeseman, presiding at the School's Cambridge Day yesterday. Mr. Cheeseman said
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    Treasury Besieged By Coin Seekers
    167 4 (Tribune Staff Reporter) HUNDREDS thronged the Singa. pore Treasury yesterday clam, curing to have notes changed for silver pieces, and the gates of the Treasury had to be closed and police called to prevent a satecrash. A large portion of the crowd Is believed to
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    Martinique Settlement In Sight
    77 4 Martinique Settlement In Sight Washington, July 12. 4 SETTLEMENT removing A threat of Franco-British hostilities near Martinique api to be m prospect. It is understood that Mr. Con Hull has intervened to seek a s<" tion. VVhiie details of the pro-, tive arrangement are not disciit is expected it nil!
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    40 4 Home, July 11.— "Italian air tion against Malta will be c:ontmu< without respite until the islnncl tomes Italian again," declared nor Scheggi, member of the hear quarters staff of the Italian forte, m a statement to forei* press correspondents to-day
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    DEATH OF MR. YAHA YA AFIFI
    160 4 DEATH OF MR. YAH A Y A AFIFI ARAB LEADER COMMISSIONER rE AX \B community m Sin^a P rt sustained a great loss by the death last night of Al Haj Shaikh Yahaya bin Ahmad Afifi. popularly known as Mr. S. Y. Afifi. The late Mr. Yahaya Afifi j.p wa
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    "AUTHORITIES WINKED AT BURIALS"-Judge
    190 5 i\ the High Court yesterday Mr. Justice Manning gave judgment m un our of the Attorney-General m respect of two pieces of land .old by the East India Co. m 1857 and 1858 to Wee Guan Hoe and Wee Guan W« as trustees for the burial
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    Discharge Refused Bankrupt
    121 5 AN APPLICATION for discharge by C. B de Souza. an employee of Cable and Wireless Ltd., was refused by Mr. Jastice Manning m the Bankruptcy Court yesterday. Appearing on behalf of the Official Assignee. Mr. T.L. Tan stated that a receiving and adjudication order was made against
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    PATRIOTIC FUND HAS REMITTED £200,000
    191 5 PATRIOTIC FUND HAS REMITTED £200,000 ||r\Kl.\ THIS MONTH a further IJ^ remittance of £35,000 was cabled £j Hume by the general committee of lathe Malaya Patriotic Fund, for dis|H tribution among war charities. n This made a total of £200,000 reel mined to England since the Fund v.is opened. vi
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    Pilots And Planes For China
    106 5 ■i Chungking, July 12. I] iUion Chinese from oversea* B fitted over two million M w> China durinn the three ypars X y.mese hostilities," declared It re Chen, overseas Minister I: !:a l Kuo/nintans, to-day. [1 inese In America, he saltl. had I Hinds to
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    Benefit Of Doubt For Alleged Witch Doctor
    140 6 Mi Conrad Oldham. AM ;num.t.ate hHci ttet KM* unsatisfactory gJJJ, remark liiK that the evidence of neither Nonyanor Abdul Rahman ifWed with that or independent witnesses. Thr-n- is pit doubt m the case and under the circumstances I must B ive Abdul Rahman
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    Woman Made, Bankrupt
    119 6 Woman Made Bankrupt ■HUH is no use your lordship making! I this order because there is no n 10 be uot out of me." declared sect aefNwin the Bankruptcy Court yes-' tertlav to Mr. Justice Manning durtog the hearing of a petition for an adjudication order against ner. 1 Sect
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    Inquiry into Man's Street Death
    242 6 Inquiry into Man 's Street Death iiffllLF walking along a road at the Naval Base with a c.o« bai on W one of- his shoulders on his way to work on the morning of July 3, a Chinese, Lim Pang Jian, met his death when he was knocked dm* by
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    Chandu In Fish—Fine Of $30,000
    138 6 Chandu In Fish Fine Of $30,000 UTHKN Tan Mah Koo. tally dertl on board a ship, was vomitttd^H of being concerned m the :m;>or.l tation of 1,120 tahHs of t lundufl from Siam, he was sentem ed to al day's simple imprisonment mdfl fined 530,000 or m default I'M months'
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      259 6 Public Notices* EXPORT OF FOODSTI ITS P It is announced by the Food .ContjßJ that the following commoditi^ w« subject to Export Quotas Witt e«H from July 15, 1940:— P* 1. Currystutfs X 2. Dhall H 3. Gram B 4. Groundnut Oil H 5. Tapioca, Refuse V 6. Fish, Dried
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    SWEEPING POWERS FOR PETAIN
    561 7 SWEEPING POWERS FOR PETAIN VICHY, JULY 12. MARSHAL PETAIN HAS BEEN GRANTED SWEEPING POW- ERS UNDER THREE LAWS SETTING UP THE NEW FRENCH CONSTITUTION. THE LAWS ARE PUBLISHED IN THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL, UNDER WHICH MARSHAL PETAIN CAN APPOINT OR DISMISS MINISTERS AND SECRETARIES OF STATES; NEGOTIATE TREATIES; DECLARE A STATE
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    Hyderabad's Huge War Donations
    42 7 Hyderabad. July 12. PERSONAL donation of £50,000 by Nizam of Hyderabad, and rom his personal estate for war nnnnimced by the PreState Executive Council, at the end of which dontto" to £22.500 were r. i d Re uter
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    TANKER SURVIVORS ROW 400 MILES
    35 7 S London. July 12. who had rowec miles of Atlantic sea foi Ken landed on the Irisl: are the survivors of the aird, 9.000 tons, which was July 2, Reuter
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    British Naval Strength Impresses Near East Powers
    302 7 flKiuifi"- Special Commentary) |ti London, July 12. STING on Lord Halifax's I <ii: yesterday, The Times H "The events of the past which demonstrated the B and adequacy of British H Mediterranean waters, 9 inced the Near Kast of bility and will of
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    Polish Ships Escape French Ports
    178 7 Polish Ships Escape French Ports I I London. July If. I DETERMINED action by two Nils* merchant navy captains h;»^ Preserved two ships for further service m the w.ir. i The Polish steamer Stalowa Abafr. 3 13? tons was lying m the roadstead at Dakar, French West Africa, when she
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1940 Grow More Food
    316 7 Morning Tribune SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1940 Grow More Food FREQUENTLY it has been urged, m the Press and out of it, that Aia:;»yi at the present juncture shojiil concentrate upon growing rmve food for home consumption. Beyond Government's rice growing policy there are no indications that the suggestion has been
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    Red Cross Bridge Drive, Luncheon Snapshots And A Garnering Of Gossip
    861 8 Vl A PI/ICBS TOOAV 4 MOST uccaaaful bridge and A mahjong drive wi hrl(l at Goodwood House yesterday morning md m i re nil oi it $103 was neni to the St. John 1 and Red Crow working part)
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    HAPPY
    53 8 Little Patrick Coffey, small son of Mr. and Mrs. I E. \V. Coffey was J m friendly mood fwhen the photo. grapher got this shot of him at the Swimming Club. (Above):— His i grandmother, Mrs. j Smith was intent i on her embroi- dcry, when P»c- tured at
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    LET'S TALK IT OVER
    1333 9 If you have a problem, send it to Helen, our home expert, who j answers readers' queries on this page every Saturday. Address your letter to her, co Morning Tribune, Anson Road, Singapore, enclosing correspondence coupon. Ht Post Free Facilities j IN order to facilitate the
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      13 9 I »>otp coupon must be enclosed evtfT conespondeAcc coupon. Tribune, Saturday, July 1949
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    Police Searching For Girl Victim
    140 10 Police Searching For Girl Victim !TII* POUCi laujfht a snatch thief. I MM c»'^ K ed and wntencc* l, u Urn ui.rk o! the police d d S3 3 ihere as they now have U, ,md the victim-a >oun« Chinese that she hud been rcbbcd. As a result she failed
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    Last Night's Boxing
    122 13 .v o f hard-hitting but unortho<ing was seen at the Happy night m a (1 B" card proi the night was the two- two-rounds between Ronnie ronoer bantam, feather and ,t amateur champion of ad Al Rodrigues. »tiiio Sabatino was also introduced i which was small. niin
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    54 13 London, July lI.— A further large •an of N"«v /(-aland a i mien for H X A.F. arrivttl m Lond<m tofcl»t Ibe airmen hz& some months' aiiiin? m New Zealand, but will ce.ve further instruction here ben bdaf appointed to units. Th- majority are pilots, but there c list numerous
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    TO-DAY'S RACE SELECTIONS & RUNNING PROSPECTS
    662 14 TO-DAY'S RACE SELECTIONS RUNNING PROSPECTS (B) <>u> KactaC Correspondent) 1 Cashd and Inez from U N T eill >le )r Mee ting. «,d should do-bk with Simpta. and Scarlet T. K er. SELECTIONS (By Our Racing Con Jl{ j ai Race Is NEW CELLO Eagle's Eye Race 2: PRIDE OF
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    SPORTS DIARY
    67 14 TO-DAY SOCCER: Inter<*College, Medica m lege vs. Raffles CoW Bukit Timah; S aLeague. Diy. II lA dJtf lishers vs. Signal- f Naval Police v Naval Base. p^ CRICKET: S.C.C. vs. Pol" *f m S.R.C. vs. Police. St. Andrew's vs. Andrew's; A.P.C, Paya I TURF: Singapore Turf Cl Ist
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    NIPPONS CLASH WITH LOYALS TO-MORROW
    280 14 Singapore Baseball News -TWO-EVENLY-MATCHED baseball sets clash to-morrow afternoon when the Loyal Regiment meet tne Japanese Club m conjunction with the local baseball league at the hitter's ground on St Georflt'fl Rn,ri otLm gorges w \'u J r; m> With the Americans undefeated m tne
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    Baseball Averages
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    Reuter's COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    234 15 Reuter's COMMERCIAL SERVICE r tin London, July 12. Price) price) gs& s& RUBBER L, r v*m noi received up t0 JS «oimc to press. ;[){)y >T OCK EXCHANGE London, July 12. 54 9 op 67 9 Sd^Ml industries 23 7* rial Tobacco r** 2 itch l\l I Pacific 3 m
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    ARMY TRIUMPH ONCE AGAIN
    736 15 Airmen Lose After Taking Early Lead THE ARMY 2; ROYAL AIR FORCE 1. THRILLING football was seen at Anson Road Stadium yesterday when, meeting the Royal Air Force m a Malaya Cup tie, the Army repeated their previous victory over the airmen m a charity match
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    17 PLAYERS FOR SINGAPORE CUP TEAM SELECTION
    81 15 SINGAPORE'S tram to meet the R.A.F. m the Malaya Cup at An v<>n Poad Stadium on Friday will be selected from the following who have been invited to* attend the ground ready to play: Alnliil Rahman, Asian. Aziz, Choon Lye, Harith, Hock Seng.
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    R.S.G.C Duffer Cup Draw
    144 15 R.S.G.C Duffer Cup Draw DRAW for th? Qualifying round of the Duff or Cup competition at the Royal Singapore ObM Club, to fee played next week-end, is: j S Dumerr iue v. F. A. W. Handley. A J Wilton v W. r. Thomas, F. Spilm'an v J C. Mp"7 :od,
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    SERIOUS INTERNAL CRISIS THREAT IN MEXICO
    202 16 SERIOUS INTERNA L CRISIS THREAT IN MEXICO extraordinary situation has election. As a result of a scrutiny of Camacho claims an overwhelmi Republic., while his opponent G Mexico City, July 12. arisen out of the presidential the votes cast, General Avila ng majority throughout the eneral Juan Almazan is equally
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    SHIPPING LOSSES
    91 16 Berlin, July 12 A GERMAN High Command communlMM claims that until July 8,1 "1300,000 tons of enemy commercial; shipping or shipping useful to the enemy were sunk since the beginning i of the war." Authoritative quarters m London state that the above iigure is more than tour times
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    179 16 The Morning Tribune Washington, j^ President Roosevelt stated ifl finitely to-day he will not nB Chicago to attend the dcJnH convention. At t&e press conj ence however he again erj questions regarding his nit* nt jM should he be nominated for a tt^l term of office. S aHe Hfi^J 1
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    Stock Exchange
    42 16 London, JulylH »N the Stock Exchange, the week-fl quietn^j affected prr.cticaDjH sections m the list, but gii:-ed*edM rained steady, while Japanese impnH :n continuance of Anglo-Japanese tH Cements and buildings were sa Dthers mainly drifted lower. Waliafl ivas steady. Reuter
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    BURMA DEFENCE
    39 16 Rangoon, Juiyfl The Governor of Burma has appoM U. Maung Gyee, President of the Safl u> the post of third counsellor ion fence, which move is designtd toH sociate the Burmese m the coun^ defence matters. Reuter
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    11 16 Anti-aircraft batteries m south^ England yesterday collected aiXl four Nazi planes.
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