Morning Tribune, 13 September 1940

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    Masthead
    13 1 Morning Tribune >X |l> KXCKKD 4.504J DAILY Km VU Friclav. Sept. IS, 1940
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    Splendid Work By Hurricanes
    137 1 Splendid Work By Hurricanes London, Sept. 12. PON bad its first davit airraid warning oi J v shortlj before 4 p.m. Xhe raiders were aptly kept at a distance as (i: In the LonSli 4l) nnnutes durich time ie sound of disard, but there ftre. inadrons. tero- attacking a formation
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    N.E.I. Gift To Britain
    26 1 London, Sept. 12. accepted the offer Of the Nethers of 40 Spit fires and 18 bombom fiind^ raised I nds Indies.- Reuter
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    41 1 don, Sept. u TED KINGDOM national exend t week totalled >ne of the heavies* ie war vices expenditure *:G3.6 million, which but thr week inlirlv heavy dividends on annerit stocks. The week'i I £18.4 millions Parpd with £12.6 millions last '•-neuter.
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    TROOPS MASSING
    134 1 TROOPS MASSING London, Sept. 12. A FURTHER movement of certain Italian forces towards the Libyan-Eygptian frontier in the neighbourhood of Fort Capuzzo is reported, according to authoritative circles in London, but no Italian troops have yet crossed the frontier. ll.lped by a fine moonlight night, Italian warplanes raided Khartoum on
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    RAF (on nightly visit) BOMB BERLIN, HAMBURG AND BREMEN
    690 1 RAF (on nightly visit) BOMB BERLIN, HAMBURG AND BREMEN WO 1 11 1 It It All WAY STATION HIT LONDON, SKIT. 12. BRITISH PLANES AGAIN RAIDED GERMAN CITII s LAST NIGHT, INCLUDING BERLIN, IfAMBUW; AND BREMEN CAUSING SERIOUS DAMAGE TO MILITARY OBJECTIVES. RAILWAY STATIONS AND AERODROMES WERE HIT. The British
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    126 1 Rrit > .i f.cwt i'^t loci' .1 ■i led Sia e sun- N |,iies Adding v i iat nlum to I me expansion r J of the Koyal Air Force, not only in the i provision of air- craft for opera- tlonal work but (-also in the) training of n-r-
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    U.S. Press Acclaims Mr. Churchill
    44 1 "Dogged Confidence" Washington, Sept 12. The Washington Post^ ays his career, Mr -.X"^p truth no matter how to tell the P ub lc K .|f e r l t j"' rings true. lu brilliance wl SSSS his gotbv Reuter
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    AIR RAID FUND
    19 1 I' T Tm K r 1,1 tir WO and ulte m Ducbetf Ol Kent £200.- Reuter
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      24 1 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THF EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. I SECURITY PLUS SERVICE *0 OFFICE-NO. I6D CECIL STREET, j IOIU., bjj FHONB Ntt
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    CHINA FLEET C-IN-C PRAISES MALAYAN NAVY
    591 2 rilllMl TO All rOMKRXII*" U7AKM CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MALAYAN NAVI \KE PAID BY ADMIRAL SIR PERCY NOBLE, K.C.8.. C.V.C COMMANDER LN-CHIEF OF THI HINA STATION WHO, IT WAS ANNOUNCED VKS rERDAY HAS HANDED OVER THIS APPOINTMENT TO VICE- ADMIRAL SIR GEOFFREY LAVTON. KIIJ.. I>
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    Japan's Anniversary Celebrations
    108 2 Japan 's Anniversary Celebrations Tokyo. Sept. 12. A TIONS ol the 2.600th anniversary of the founding of the Japanese Empire will be brought to an imposing climax with special composition* presented by world-famous musicians in <(.mmemoratlon of the anniversary, rendered by Japanese leading symphony orchestras for th? first time in
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    Londoners Urged To Evacuate Children
    74 2 Londoners Urged To Evacuate Children London. Sept. 12. 5 DA RENTS of London school- l children are urged to egister their children for t i immediate evacuation, for which it is officially stated, parties are li*aviiijf frequent- ly. It is added that for i refugees, forced to leave their homes
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    Handed Over Command
    49 2 Handed Over Command )(r Admiral Sir^T Percy Lock- i hart Harnam Noble, K.CB., who yesterday r e 1 i n quished i 1 his post as C o m mander- S i in Chief, i I China Sta iti o n which he t had held since i 19S«.
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    U.S. Steel Output
    111 2 N The Iron Age re] rts the output at J2 5 r en i city. The maintained of August rate of production make 1940 an all-time eoke is a possible handicap. tracts for 200 warshtpi this will require 498.00U tons of steel spread over a r.umb years
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    Second Hand Book Shop Grouse
    104 2 Second Hand Book Shop Grouse (Triban i^J TFAUIIi; S( 1 ousting ti, hand boo That VU the alle,, a! j to a M0m,,,, !:ihl nf yesterday b> ihe pr^J well known s< KUid r >hop in SiiKi,»«ire. Hi compla.i." neti in ieeond-hi '.;-d droppt-d b ai;d school t( t^ v
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    LONDON LITTLE AFFECTED BY REPEATED RAIDS
    351 2 London, Sept. 11 INSPIRED comment in German newspapers mal it clear that the complete breakdown of Londoi social and business life and the forced tnm of its population, are hoped for as a result ot present series of intensive Nazi raids. The Hamburger Fiemdenblatt
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      70 2 Ves, as amazing as it may seem, when the "roots" of your hair do not receive their natural food, baldness ia the distressing result. KILVIKRIN, by providing nourish. ment to dying cells, causes the hair to re-grow with all its former richne s and glossiness— for SILVIKRIN does grow hair.
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    90 GERMANS DESTROYED
    518 3 }t() ther Hitler Push Fails LONDON. SEPT 12 K (ll I CONFIRMED THAT 89 ENEMI AIRAll I n».KK DESTROYED IN YESTERDAYS Mli I IVKHK OF OIK FIGHTERS \RE lln »,N ill*: PILOTS OF SEVEN ARE SAFE \I E. I! 1^ NUMBER KILLED OR INJURED IN LAST W
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    PEOPLE MYSTIFIED
    258 3 machines, which were the signal for a crashing barrage. Incident* so far disclosed are that one raidei was brought down in north London and two captured and the so-calleo "Molotov breadbasket" was dropped in one area, while bombs fell on the office of a London newspaper and crashed
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    TIME FIGHTS AGAINST HITLER
    226 3 London, Sept. 12. TIME fights inexorably against Hitler, declares Trie Times to an editorial on the raids. It adds that the season la far advanced, the approach of autum i and winter makes II vita] that either he launches cms great force (prepared for the promised
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    British Women Teach U.S.
    128 3 *jr A mannequin^r" parade and preview of wo- I men's sports- wear and tailor. i Made costumes i took place »n London recent- ly. The gar. merits shown i wen some of those selertt'il bv an expft'l c mmi 1 1 ee, J which included American
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    Rumania-Hungary Talks To Open
    70 3 Bachartti s« pt. 12. /I RUMANIAN ddCgfttk) ing here for Butfap morrow to <ii cusi qoftUotM irliLng out. i f tbi (('(iiiu 1 tf a p; rt ul Transylvania. An official communique hen last night tUU thtt ertcuatton of tho K?dith .''i; r l'ransylvatiia was rii^rHci
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    STOPPAGE OF U.S. ARMS TO JAPAN
    39 3 WASHINGTON, SEPT. 12. MANY UNCONFIRMABLE f REPORTS ARE CURRENT HERE THAT A FURTHER EXTENSION OF THE UNITED I STATES EMRARCiOES ON iTHE EXPORT OK WAR 'MATERIALS TO JAPAN WILL BE INEVITABLE SHORTLY. REUTER
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    WOMEN & THE WAR
    301 4 WOMEN THE WAR \lr, H I K# .1 i p lid c. i v nil ttfltfl 0 >n S Ofk, in which thej entirely uni and the contrifa to win tta ted by Mr A H. Bo j When US* broke OH work but they mi v v nded and
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    Singapore Resident Describes Colombo's War Effort
    201 4 M Hilton told r.. chile te t i.e. C«yton> war effort impressed Mrs. Hitti'ii tremendously and she was particularly struck with the air ti camaraderie that exists between eMUMM ami troops. fact that ihe Fort? n civilians h?.ve enfolk *i> •n tea> are always
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    By Vera Ardmore
    243 4 iK-rt unities of meeting troops than they have fan Singaihe told me. But- it is wonderful to see the way the civilians have combined to givt the troops a bright time. Bomc time ago Government asked ror 300 cars to be placed at their disposal by civilians
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    SALE RESULT
    112 4 ]yiK>. R. E. Prent;s and Mrv A. Robinson raised $1,330 jas a result of th» White i I lephant* sale which they J oranised recently. j J his iplendkl S sum tvill be S devoted to buy- i Sing i omforts i fo* .soldiers n» i the new
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    PITMAN'S COLLEGE
    39 4 REOPENS ALL CLASSES ON MON Students can now enrol for Thursday Inc tuition, class,, toclud. Spoed rtuden Shorthand, for one hour every Chamber of Comnj evening from Monday to nations. Sprinfi DNITEBEB BUILDING, RIVFK VALLEY WAD, S
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      93 4 SINGAPORE'S LEADING! Te UOI > 1 P^ S A LQ mnm Ask j >ur friends— they will v|^ assure you of MAXINE'S ability to work wonders -XIXA^ With y )ur hair, for Cv^ MAXINES is now rmog- \> Lied u the leading hair- fCt\ dressing salon. <wO jJIm- British Beaat)
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      33 4 You are speciall) inntfl to consult 3iAiui: of the NAOMI SALO! 18. Rodney Ho«*i Battery Roadi about the Helen permanent waving She will explain it" H advantages to you. Tel. 7555. tor appoint.neni-
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    LITTLE EXTRAS
    529 5 m I months' |„r you to start t —nino. Milk is Rm ic ent for him. bet bo* requires nd vitamin-con-ft k va to introduce :li r drink gradually. J i baby e more likely V M m small quan- -me cautiously II how he re'■°M n s,n
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    AFTER WEANING — Take Stock Of Yourself
    289 5 AFTER WEANING Take Stock Of Yourself TAKE stock of yourself when ining time I nes if. in the I 1 itement of I ling vour I baby, you I failed to do so before. In particular. maKC j I u are not suffering from a lack ol I D iral
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    WHEN IN DOUBT"TEST WEIGHT"
    199 5 WHEN IN DOUBT"TEST WEIGHT" S t IT .sometimes happens that even the best-trained babies take to iking m the dl| -t and crying i When this occur. MPtdftflf to- j S wards weaning time, you may sus- pert that the child If not r.etLlnr miH'h U'Ht it his 10 o'clock
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      41 5 w Vx' 1 'r< I "If ''k'-^ Many new and tasty dishes can welcome and delicious additions to your weekly menus P^l^rtjSS^^ that everyone will enjoy. flfiSS^^^^ PHONE 5376 FIVK LINES c s 203A /dtrf. o/ Singapore Cold Storage Co- ltd.
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    U.E'S EMPLOYEES EXEMPTED
    477 6 Tribunal ll<»urinu THI-; l'nv were asked to withdraw Horn the Local Tribunal I wsl< rday during the bearing of an application by M< United Engineers i.td for the exemption of three ni their ployeej from continuous tntinino for the October-Novem-I 1 r period. Aif. i brid dlscwsslon
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    Rural Board And Contractor Prices
    164 6 Rural B oard And Contractor Prices S™>*<' «*pici- lhat contractor- Mr d JP Uiey wen l) tender for i»M>O per room Mr. CO. ountractors p able to buiiu similar eoc i. bout $450 per i£. Chairman uhe Hon u Forbes): I've n -rea that Unei liere. and in the F
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    140 6 HAI Lam Kian, a young man. claimed trial yesterday on a charge of having used criminal force "n a woman on the night of July 16, at New Market Road, before Mr. J.G. Rappoport, in the third police court. The case was postponed for hearing on Sept. 18. and bail
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    SINGAPORE SCHOLAR HONOURED
    104 6 SINGAPORE SCHOLAR HONOURED THE distinction of Research lar In Law has been con upon Mr. Chia Kim Chvee. a S.S. Queen'.- Scholar. Mr. Kim Chwee the title by the governing Downing Col leaf. Cambndgj Is the first Queen's School t tain this honour. Educated at the Analo-Ci School and Raffles
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    JUDGE EXPOSES A NEW RACKED
    181 6 JUDGE EXPOS ES A NEW RACKED OF late, some impecunious firms t started a new racket by which I plications for cashiers' or bill coll w through advertisements in newspaper jj« a them to deposit anything between $2C make use of the money for the busines The Acting Chief Justice,
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    London Times Attacks The Ministry Of Information
    1027 7 \l. Hopkin Writes From London... .WimsUT of V lS in vitriolic I v Ministry's II Heastonish- by the bitter. Br^ ;^itaiion as a IE it," he said derisivem any snoopers IK are employed K^ \\V know the v;ar H deration with H the
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    MORNING TRIBUNE
    434 7 MOR NING TR IB U NE FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, BATTLE FOR BRITAIN THE battle for Britain, which ifl reality the battle for freedom, is imminent. Mr. Churchill, in the words of i confident man bo I confident nation, has told us that the next week or two will he the
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    MUSICA The Works OPINION
    1334 8 MUSI CA The Works OPINION POSSIBLE MUSIC FOR CONCERT REVIEW! tRIPTION IT IS WELL-KNOWN THAT IT IS THE FUNCTION GANISERS OF A CONCERT TO PROVIDE THK PUBLIC SOMETHING OF WHICH THEY MAY COMPLAIN AND CRITIC TO FIND FAULT WITH SOMETHING WITH W EVERYONE ELSE IS SATISFIF^ It gives me great
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      201 8 BENIAMINO CICLI and OTI DAL MONTE ?rb recorUini; o| Puccini's Famous ()pt«r:t AMA 111 TTIJCFLV" Tlu- rompl.tr s t is as follows BEVUMINO GIOU l». F. Pinkertan ADKI.IO lAGONABA Gon. 101l DM \!ONTI fjMtMn. fjiimi M..d.,m, BNtu-rtlv IN (ONTI lan»1™« VITTORM POLOMBINI Suzuki I KNis I o Di>M!M( I f
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    Cesar Franck's Recorded Music
    654 9 I mopbooe record rej Mi; asped of Cesar Franck'i genius and m tlo i (o those to which n adj been made, the following an to be notta d Plotifl .Iwrf Pfafto Sonata Tin e i Kcellent seta exist of which the best Interpretation (aithough they
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      23 9 KING^JCHOOL Nursery School Junior School Kindergarten Senior School >Jext term begins on Ist October, l ij^Particular! on application to The Principal, King's School,
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    RICKSHA PULLER'S SUICIDE
    99 10 THE Singapore coroner. Mr. W. G. Porter, yesterday returned a verdict of suicide by hanging at the inquiry into thp death of an elderly Chinese ricksha puller, Ee Tua Tee. who was suffering fiom cancer of the liver. Ee ended his life bv hanging himself. He wras
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    WARNING REGARDING SPURIOUS COINS
    207 10 t nis pocl.rt bulging with spurious coins. Aw Kee > I yomng employee »f the Singapore Trarn Coini.'.in. walked down (live Street one night > Kee lienq did not notice the traffic or heed the lite «'f the busy Street as it flowed by. His one
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    Two Indians Acquitted
    156 10 Two Indians Acquitted rVO Indians. Manikam and Retnam were acquitted by Mr J. L. McFall on a chaise of housebreaking of premises belonging to Mr. W. J.M. Warden at Chan eery Lane, yesterdav in the district court. Two detectives on rounds at Chancery Lane on the night of Aug. 25.
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      507 11 |Ht I I _P^^l fl _i I -^^0K _^^t ■Situations Vacant J 3 stanr I n (r>O. own) .raking Mandorp. .pply Box No. 409, -apore. (No. 662 fi^ idependant Indian i ChUdren. all Box 403, c o Malaya K^. pur. (No. 642E) _T --i firm. ;i well ex- M maker.
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      543 11 Property For Sale c^MMayaJT^bu^e^ngapore. (No e^E," be r (4 days by steamer from Singapore, N O r 8 4 a n- barKaln A Sy No. 413, c^> Malaya Tribune. Singapore (No. M9K) VACANT LAND f n ehulci 1 RZ vated suuatjon. Whltley R for bungalow, area 18.500 sq. ft cts.
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      502 11 Miscellaneous Er SUE?* biii a P or JS pi r c fiSLft! dUCtlon lor th. s b monu 1 p ,;n b 1 t g ss: Only (No. GIFT SHOP SALOON. H. Capitol Flats urt or steps to M-cond Hoor. Smai in Malaya. See the new 'Cupid at $3.60. Hats
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      542 11 Motor Vehicles WANTI I mall uwd car. Any i .my k i v Trihuru-. K-iala Lumpur. «Nc ERBKINF TWO-SEATER. tflekj stroru U HP.) Apply 5 5 7 p.m. M O. sports, in h.p. pb. Sound ngine, _ew tvren and general t dlHnn $B:'s>-. Apply Box No <,< NhUftfa TMIKUM, Singapore.
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      346 11 ON THE AIR Singapore ZIIL 225 m.' (133 ii,. .'HP J« !H, (9 i... |^H Saigon 25 46 in. i (ii 7ho Be.) 4'» o'. irn-iMs (€ll6 I Bangkok 11SP6 37 65 m^f- (7. MS mrt). London IRANSIMISSIO n «»F 15 14 M (9 82 mrfrw <iSI 21 53 Mi
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    GIVES SON HER EARS
    196 12 GIVES SON HER EARS to Her mplete i of the moil remarkable operation! ta the ai' nn ls of pll furxery, lor the boy being <-'\cn a new j be mother is II Atkins, of Wtvstc-liff-a the remit ol nis affliction, her son. Jimmy, could no! ik properly. His playmates
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    "Drink His Enemy"
    159 12 DRINK .is your worst enemy. At times like these, a man in your position should keep his head clear," Mr. A. G. Roberts told a naval officer, Lieut. Henry De\v:y, aged 50, who was charged itlth assaulting War Kt .serve Constable Albert Charles O a ksh o
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      151 12 CAPITOL >l i: v>: I I l 1 <» serial Kepeat IVrfonnutui- i Screen ft Stage \ti WJ ••THE I'AI*ITOL <!ii|i| Mii Talented Local Aiti Dance Special: I Presented with a pro Comedy Musical picti Adults 50 cts. Children JEAN ARTHUR JAMES STEWAEI KDWARD ARNOLD, LIONEL BARRYMOKK. MISCHA U£r| FILM
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    WOMEN SPEND £100 A DAY IN PRISON
    34 13 WOMEN SPEND £100 A DAY IN PRISON >vay Pn detained 'her, ru I )ta v. euc one o for coat. and c Dn howerei *n rationed. distrlallowed prim Ut3l wish foi I i nu
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    High Street Shop Incident
    112 13 High Street Shop Incident S ABDUL JABBAI and Abdul Kadi] proprietor and exn ployee, respectively of an Indian store ii Hijrh Street, were atquitted in the fourt] oolico court, y ester Jay, when they ap peared on a summon charge oi using criml nal force to A. Abdr Kaiim, also
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    FOUR-YEAR SENTENCE FOR LAWYER
    94 13 FOUR-YEAR SENTENCE FOR LAWYER FOUR years' penal servitude was the sentence passed f Stafford A.smzcs on William James Page, thirty-eight, w h o formerly practised as a solicitor at Stafford I'"" fraudulently converting to nil own £1,124 received clients. For the d< fence, It vas said that he had 1
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      221 13 *M v \UI\>I»IS\ I But iom ymi mm kers "B i^- JJbAX #^PK posit n ■flr\" SCREAM! Bfl t mf^ tt^ B^B^BB sJf *€b^B^^^^ GARY IRENE ■GRANT DUNNE I (heft first bijr hit U^ethc-r since "The Awful Truth 9 MY FAVOURITE WIFE Jt GAll PATRICK A, RANDOLPH SCOTT. m ILBO
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      170 13 HITS THE TOP IN LAUGHS! TO-DAY AT 6.15 9.15 Wi//\// -s\// A7>»>\, s/ \D.\) W THEBI S N(» LIMIT TO Till F \I (ills. TIIK THRILLS. IND nil ROMANO IN nils GRAND BRITISH OMEDI 2j^UF*^i i^A^^BP^P r^W?» \a v Mst TIIF FILM FOR AN BNJOTABLE EVENING DRAMA OF A WORLD
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    GOLD CUP PROGRAMME
    779 14 in "SI'KCT.VTOir T*RAIKER Van B eukelen should be able to lead the li winning traine***! at 10-morrow'* last day of the Singapore Am. (G M Cup) raci and round <»ir a Boocesaful meeting with m Gold Cup Itself which I expert him to win with N ivvs^ierig".
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    Thre e-Nil Win For The Airmen
    219 14 THE R.A P. (Headquarters) defeated the Customs by three goals to nil in a Division 2B match Oil the Harbour Board ground yesterday. Ih< played with 10 men throughout, nevertheless gave a good account of themselves. Play began a quarter-of-an-nour late because the referee
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    152 14 The following will represent the Nev B.P. against Kampon Jagoh B.P. in a friendly match of four singles and three ibles to be played ai tne fornn c Government Hill. iJundav at 2 p.m. Cho' Hussein, Isnta Amir. Fardan. Bern ani, Hamid. Ahmad Ida'arof. picture^ shows you a i seine
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
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    SERVICES HOCKEY
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    BOMB IN St. PAUL'S
    48 15 > s I I ondon. Sepl. 1 12.-A,, un- N exploded bumb wa<> found in a corner of the grounds of St Paul's athed. S ral. All trafTu in the neigh- bourhood wns halted till the i bomb was ren. t dered harm. less.- Reuter
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    GREAT COMEDY AT ALHAMBRA
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    294 16 Washington, Sept. 12. DKESIDENT Roosevelt to day declared: "1 hate war more than ever and I am supremely determined to do all I can to keep war away from these shores for all time." Quoted from the Democratic Party's Chicago programme, the President
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