Morning Tribune, 18 September 1940

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    Masthead
    12 1 Morning Tribune KXCEFJi 4,500 J»AU V v, I!M>, Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1940.
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    PREMIER ON R.A.F.'S DAMAGING BLOWS TO INVASION BASES
    815 1 PREMIER ON R.A.F.'S DAMAGING BLOWS TO INVASION BASES Progress Of The War LONDON, SEPT. 17 k\king m the house of commons to-day, the prime mini sirs:. mr. winston churchill, referred to the continued Reparations being imade by Germany for the invasion of i k l i \in. mr. Churchill also
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    Catroux In London
    32 1 London, Sept. 17. The Ministry of Information nounces that General atroux, former Governor of French Indo-China who has rallied to General de Gaulle, has just arrived m London. Reuter
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    23 1 BATAVIA, Sept. 17.Accordirm to reliable reports received the farmei Commander -In-Chid of the Duu-h r General Winkelman In Berlin o» heart- failure. Reuter
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    Americans Help British Red Cross
    110 1 London, Sept 17. THE he.p which the Andean MOM. t~ the latest air camp--; J^Ke foi sands of P°«" d hav < example are ny purchase of rdiefsu|»].e.s g^ the purchase of X9K ywoj of design gownjj BMflM^« w F no(ii for women and £1
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    MR.CHURCHILL BLUSHES
    269 1 MR.CHURCHILL BLUSHES THI ICI elUMgtl »ii the hamper uruu the Hou.se of Commons met iius afternoon to hc:ir \hr Prime Minister on the war situation Most «»i Lihfl tmlWlblfl -tamed xlass «'■> both had JHW i j -.-ih'iviml ami plain flMl robstituted. i| Iht HMM assembled, Mr. Ch«fchUTfl "wailing bansh.
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    R. A. F. COMB COAST
    49 1 London, Sept. 17. fOASTAL Command aircraft to-day combed the enemy coastline over tne entire Chan* ;i to ascertain Chang* and disposition of German Biposed after a day harassing bombing and m nee of the .strong wind gale, states tbi Air Ministry news scw.ee. Reuter
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    THAI TROOPS SENT INTO PENINSULA
    62 1 (Frooi <>«ir Own Correspondent) BANGKOK, PT 17 THIS IFTERNOON Mil ASSEMBLY THANKED THE GOJFKNMENI FOIt SENDINO TROOPS IMO THE TOWMU rO SAFEGUARD mMi\N»> POU V OF NEOTBALITI IB MINISTER OF MJTOTWJS R| IM HNG, SAID THAI IHK BRITISH LEGATION IN BANGKOK HAD BEEN INFORMED nriOK
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    CAIRO AIR RAID
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      32 1 I ;|k SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES Dl INSURE WITH I -0^ Tm EASTERN UNITED SURANCE CORPORATION LTD. IB H 1 SFCr I R J TY Pfl]S SBRVIC 1m HEAD OFFICE -NO. I6D CECIL STREET,
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    MINES CHIEF JAILED 2½ YEARS: CHARGED WITH CORRUPTION
    1324 2 MINES CHIEF JAILED 2½ YEARS: CHARGED WITH CORRUPTION fI'KO.M Ol'K OWN REPORTER) Kuala Lumpur Tuesday. jys < fis totalling two and a half yean' simple iin)]i;sonmeiU were passed In Mr. W. Thorogood. fitttt magistrate, Kuala Lumpur, to-day, on A. E. P. Ker&haw, former Chief Inspector of .Mines, when he j
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    161 2 AMONG ;ir .^B Airport > Abramowicz and both of whom li-: July after Nazis since the I IB Sir Abramowicz une to fought m fence of W.ir.viA t\M\ipe to influent..-.'. '^H United States \vi. obtain for him a --^H port H the Hondur. »-^B ihe Germans atl I B
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    Took Poison When Parents Objected
    218 2 EVIDENCE *i\en at a Rochester inquest thai because her fiance could not parents' consent to marry. Margaret R Dixon. 33. of Pier-road. Gillingham. W by drinking disinfectant. Miss Daisy Frances Faint, 01 GillmgOiilingham. gave evidence that Margarer she was expecting a baby. Margaret added she
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      90 2 SCHERING'S PRODUCTS Nov% obUinable from ENGLAND. fNe* stocks have now arrived of the following MU ANOL TABLKTS PROGYNON B OLEOSUM lATOPKAN TABLKTM. PROfiYNON B PLEOSI'M FORTH. UOVATOPHAN TABLKTS PROOYNON URAGEES rVttt S ATOPIIANYL INTICAVKNOI > TKSTOVIRON CLYOTROPIN INTRAVKNOUS I KOTROPIN TABLETS Ju; m > !^1 > w N DRAC;FE KOTROPIN
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    48 3 „t\ t after dril lirl Urnk, ion j bj another S eifhWi rhor- n i IP**! j n ,|v ;,,rpMI«M-d N ithout warn- y ffhen i Xi nti< >ix f I- l tff i i11.,! bj the while others »W i tI) missing m iotber nal.- Reuter
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    FIREMEN KILLED WHEN ANSWERING CALL
    421 3 Hospital Destroyed By Explosive Bombs London, Sept. iv [WRING the night raidf on Central London district itv«wU firemen were killed i»y bonbi while preparing to answer I call to a fire- A war] of a London hospital was demolished by high explosive bombs, but there
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    N.E.F. TALKS
    23 3 Batavia, Sept. 17, Although ilv-Dutch-Japanese talks are formally >upposed to have started, no official communique has. so far, been issued- Reuter
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    Lord Lamington Dies In London
    165 3 London, Nept. IT. TMK ilraih look place to-day »f Lord l.amington. KO-year-oli\ president of the Fast India As* sotiat.oti aiul former (iovernor of Ronibay. who was slightly wounded during the shooting at (ax. ton H;* 11. London, early this year when Sir .Mirhael iVDwyet IVM
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    R.A.F.'s SUCCESS GIVES SOBER SATISFACTION
    130 3 R.A F.'s SUCCESS GIVES SOBER SATISFACTION neuter's Special Commentary) London, Sept, 17 NTINQ on Sunday *s enemy air attacks this country, The Times finds the both m total and detail, give grounds 1 satisfaction. reflect the strategic failure of the yeiffensive But satisfaction must be tin« o ca ution."' The
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    46 3 to a the H lorrj ird to the that H him para- '!H'd. man and Alarm of :he m rumour m WoiverB when H. linst the |v James ■c- aged old I for B 'desB vtement B c: 1 will B xsi, B I H
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    UNNOWN
    12 3 I Archlaimant burg :m d I States ricari I■• r. to
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    British & Allied Ships Lost
    130 3 British Allied Ships Lost I oiition, S» i» TMK \dnuralt\ Ml M ih.it mercantile ihi« t<> enemy action f t». H<Tk firi Sept. ft M» British. Allied and ship* of :t total tor .>4.'»47. Of these W British, npn >entiru IMM four MM of ton^, and two neutral tons. British
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    32 3 Lanka (North RhocU I ■;A \1 ihe Leg] lature ha i I \he loan 'f f200,000 t«. r i■ < I Oovemm snt, fret oS f v u- fliir.-'fjon <»t' the a:i- Reuter
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    Women..... And The War
    340 4 Women..... And The War Tllh 'i. by M v pi.-;. N her f at wartime occupaI ur.s eonr j and eomtltui I i :u make-up and i a flair for dainty clothes n i)f uniform. Parade For Fighting Forces Fund I i I DOLJ ded an unusual touch :it y
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    Distinguished Audience At Wool Fund Cinema Show
    509 4  - Distinguished Audience At Wool Fund Cinema Show VERA ARDMOR By Mgg r/iser of m show it t in aid of tht- Woo: y UVl{] i committee have be dettfthted with the result ol their efforl .•ran.! total ol $1,200 hM been tted by the fUDCtI n B. the Omcer G
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    From Far And Near
    96 4 i ENJOYING 1 J I L holiday at Fras««r\ Hill are I Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Wolflisben > and their small i daughter Heidi. 1 Sistrr Bridget > Ilc^arty, of the Kandan? Krr- i hospital, J j who was up I there on leave, t
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      62 4 (LEVER I INGKRS j WORK WONDERS WITH TOUR HAIR I A, mi MAX INKS ai well k?T>\\n for their jkill m Hair Styling. We tuggesi you :t*k your friends who have been to lUr Ilritish Ke.uity >.ilmii lor an appointment. PtMNM :t«iH. \sk f,,r John (for. mrri> of Andrea of
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      55 4 i Hairstyle news! The permanent wave you have always wanted I curls, easy to keep In order, deep lasting waves, is yours when you have a Helen Curtis perm by MARIE of the NAOMI salon, 18. Kodney House, Battery Road, ah branches of beauts culture Tel. 7555 lor your Appointment
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      64 4 from I Mayiuurd'a i>" I Rhone 4974. U, Battery Bo«d I ALL CLASSES NOW OPEN I Students can now enrol for Thursday inclusive. By < tuition. Classes Include Speed £g no f stud ent l^ I] Pitman s and the i Shorthand, for one hour every chamber of Commerce I
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    This is The Way To IRON YOUR COTTONS
    570 5 This is The Way To IRON YOUR COTTONS I I(tN «'s are trouble,he ordinary uay have a sleevel MM workandh o do. The pu- «»u I'xacMv how Ibc ironed. Work up the cuffs <£• ictare) and use either „1. end of the board, better... Remember ;r ,ount should the down
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    Cotton On' To These Buying Hints
    443 5 mufacturing procei iei v unishes, make cotton n wearable and more servicever. Listed here p.re a tie qualities for which you Nld look when you buy this brie MH« JHISATION is a fabric 'hat has lost, none of ice through its years of I
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      51 5 > if: ''^BBb wj! will be found In our fine selection of pure and wholesome Chersr Tin- Mifr' ion below (including Canon Cheese) will k'vc an id fv offer 0» i' j Cheddar, Kraft, CARTON CHiESi I PHONE 5376 J FIVE LINES pa 87A AdDt o/ Singapore 00/ d Stonw?
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    PROSECUTION IN FOOD CONTROL ACT
    226 6 PROSECUTION IN FOOD CONTROL ACT I allowed 1 Ordii j Ltd ni mcd 'i riftl n Mr I C J IL'. >rdinanc I tiled t its iicenaed ninimun of v :<\ the I \V! I v tation with tho j clieni the suppiN Oflker, add- < i 0 iniel, had
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    Batavia's Gift
    33 6 Batavia 's Gift Batavia, Sept 17. Batavia. Sept. IT Anothei £5.000 has been sent to London by N.E.I. Spitfire Fund, which has the greatest sympathy of the Dutch :\nd Brr immunities here. Reuter
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    Destitute Danish Sailor
    57 6 Destitute Danish Sailor BECAUSE he had no means of subsistence. G. Krabbe, 21--year-old Danish sailor, who is stranded m Singapore and who expects to leave for America by the end of the month, surrendered himself as a vagrant at the Central Police Station. Krabbe was then sent to the House
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    25 6 Italy's coastal high road m Libya is being named the Via Balbina Balbo's way to commemorate Marshal Ba. T bo, said a German radio announcement.
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    WIFE ALLEGE ILL-TREATMEN
    146 6 WIFE ALLEGE ILL-TREATMEN *t Thi> picture^ >how> you a s;e- > r neral view of i air raid shel ters erected m S I the roadway of C a London street 1 —owing to the N gardens of the houses bei n z, i i too small to ae. commodate
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    UNKNWON
    57 6 Chuiv-- i y THE city had four a:; raids Qj hours yesterday. The suburbs and the ofl tral Bank were dem north bank of the CbtaUnf and the south benk ol :ae were also bombeci 1 tactics, the Japane launching large mass atta l now using comparer WJ I
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    Judgment In Full In Cheque Case
    161 6 JUDGMENT for the full amount claimed J and costs was entered m favour of Or by Mr. Justice Pedlow m the High Court yes m the action brought by Ong Ec Lim a S au K >an Woon Kuan on a cheque issued by
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      173 6 sBtATS J^^^ fur SANP/ ELECTRIC COOKERS i present the finest examples of modem kitchen -^^^^^Hli^^^~ equipment. The beauty of lin^ is new. whilst the \^^^H^ ___j!^^^ finish u-ill satisfy the most discriminating tas f 6t T"" r-< On the left is shovni the smaller size. Cat. No DC. IOO. suitable
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    How Germany Occupied The Channel Isles: No Panic
    904 7 How Germany Occupied The Channel Isles: No Panic m,r. Hopkin Writes From London... don, Aug. 8 B an r1 pi H r. Justice SingleI if Fifth <'olumn- danger is great. i are necessary. \y mentioned bom Singleton sentenced I pomafl to ten a man to fourfc a i the <Mi!
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    Internees Shot At Shanghai
    114 7 CHINESE soldi( rs interned m a camp m the Fivnrh concessio attacked the French ;»ml Annamite jfuardi who were latei forced to fir* their rifles to quell the rioters, several of v vrere wounded. Thf internees surrendered to the French when the Japanese took the native
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      THE MUKDEN INCIDENT
      197 7 i ips au r< to-day there oc ed m China the Mukden Incident n i the Chinese ntral Grow i has decreed that this <i. served throughout the country as Chi humiliation day. We think it would be more appropriate if thfe day were Bet a]>; rt
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      EGYPT VIOLATED
      390 7 IX tnaj be that the violation of i tian sovereignty by the Italian occupation <>'" Sollum will lead to the Egyptian i rnmenl discarding non-bellig< for active participation m the war, Churchill's prediction last week th; I portani developments would tak( m the Middle East has been full
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    218 8 T .U, M n.,. I >nun>r ana WL wete married n !ik<« a story bo I Loretta wmi bavin H with her tnanu I at her home v I mm the rim. I whiz! I'm late for I •.lth Tom Lewis I if l phoned and H over m
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      32 8 PAVILION THEATRE NOW SHOWING NEXT CHANGE fkc ikKnWLt TRUIfi vP r Jffßßfy m\P 'tJSiU? Ibl riLi 1 Wr^' ROMNEY BRENT with ADDED ATTRACTION GAVMONT BRITISH NKWS JHstrihwteJ IK IVW II lON !J>HM||
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    101 9 B\RDY FAMILY rsistent refusal to !ard> Family r o on i novel (angle. ran entice LA.) ek from i !",;;.s been $10,000 Most i ip profit be- I toot Oi r. t M.G.M. them--1 i the us: n> how might f the movie theatre ss and Hardya )X POB
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    MARRIED
    116 9 ty mi im-i^.hn hn.k.Ihronfh polirt- lin. ..,ii U* «hurch ami four v woiim ii fainted m the rrush l«r.tt.t \oui U m.irrii'd Thomas H. I,e u is, radi«i ad- TtfftMßg exenitive m HollyfjJN —WUj m uhat fiiti C have hM-n a quiet weddinp. I It was the second marriage
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    HOW VAIN IS A FILM ACTOR?
    160 9 ni-:RK'S the answer to the a^e-old 1 question: 'How vain is a film uUtV To meet a newspaper request, Metro-Goldwyn-Mfijvr set to work to lind a picture of Spencer Trar\ and Pat O'Brien together, either an early-age or a recent snapshot. It should have
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    207 9 I tping acm shy youiiß Me h m to take M. ''^Mr every ri |km pi things-as roving W rom "My I Warner I ti«! i. Ml I 1 1 old tneani^ I aterest--1 la daw to the or- chestra as Jeffrey passes, and remarks casually to the cosmos
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      109 9 h< h.id kl^, iroul.l, .if,,,,.. n knr( B i n rt M\T CHANGE j/*^, CAPITOL i V* The Tal<; of a Mar-ria^c-Hatiii;'- Novul- .^mW fILOTfI RAY MILLAND, Popular Star ofr 'Jungle Love' and "French Without Tears" band LORETTA YOUNG m "THE DOCTOR TAKES A WIFE' with EDMUND GWENN (iAIL PATRICK
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    Mother Of Six Commits Suicide
    168 10 i jently mumbled :f 11, s.ii.l th.it «htp ftf r.turnr.l from work that ht IM !»um«! the room dark. He suiti-hrd _»n the liuht and to his il— If, Im t"i"»d h.s uife Kirn: fMi dounuards m I pool of h d »n the floor
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    U.S. PREPARES
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    Fine For Profiteering In Sugar
    98 10 Fine For Profiteering In Sugar A FINE of $10. i days' simple imprisonment v.. i ed m the fifth police court, yesterday, an Tay Ser Chuan, salesman ol' Chop En» Hin. In CalrnhiU Road, for selling two katis of 1 white sugar at eight cents per katj on Aug. 8
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    ALLEGED STABBING WITH KNIFE
    62 10 ALLEGED STABBING WITH KNIFE IW. P. Poulocu.s was Ifl m the fifth po court rterday, arged with volun tarily causing hurt to knif* With ;i pcn The offence was 1 1. leged to have been committed about n| p.m. on Sept. ]4 at I \S c 15^ rollestone Woodlands Road,
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    39 10 Beeauw Seah Ah! Noan, 41-year-old Kokkien, locked the wings qI a fowl and a duck and held them by the win. us, he wa arrested. Plead! a guilty to a charge ol In defj i J.G. Rappoport, I f
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      422 11 Photography Miscellaneous n-C. Batt (18-C. Battery I l 8 i^e Charge. XtBAHK I onri nor saloon h, c.^ ir stt'ps to .-.t'cond floor. Sm In Mala; tbe new 1 at $3.50. Hats Dyed and R'-bl'^k>-d (No S«5E> I 1 THOSE WHO cannot afford b;g fees, can Paralytic. Diabetic .aid Urtawv
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      253 11 ON THE' AIR i igapore 30 94 m Saigon M (4 IM X Bangkok (7 9» London THAI >N3 J i (16 tn«re«; m Francisco IM kc» )t 49 tn^tret) Hongkong N J 52 OKI i metre* Kuala Lumpuir ZGE 5 rar s (SO metr**, vdan? exeeM BunlA/,i From b
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    Weekends For Workers
    142 12 Weekends For Workers nmon I of made reUy by Mr. Ernest Qiil6C ol Uibour. He directs that the regulations covering paid holidays of 1,500,000 workers employed by 160,0 .small flrmi m •coref Industries shall be altered to enable them to take I leave up Match 31, 1941. But Mr. Bel
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    Troops May Be Banned From Bottle Parties
    88 12 Troops May Be Banned From Bottle Parties Regulations are soon to be made by the Government which will severely restrict bottle parties and may prevent members of the fighting forces from attending them. Mr. Peake, Undersecretary, Home Office, asked In the Commons recently, what it was proposed to do to
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    BULL'S EYE ON HITLER
    72 12 Shooting for the first time m her life —to establish her c'aim that women should be allowed to join the L.D.V.S Dr. Edith felummerskill, M.P., scored, m fourteen, shots, three bull's eyes with three other hits "m the black." "If that was Hitler, there wouldn't be
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      228 12 MIDNIGHT PREMIERE ■F"^2^B SATURDAY 2 1st SEPT. H *s| I I ALHAMBRA WfL I 111, m's romantiv- idol hack fl H tin m the type of r<»l<- thai ma«lr I «rff" f him famous! wf w[¥\ B- 1 I I.—l A., r i I i I I I I KHU
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    THE BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    324 13 THE BRIGHT LIGHTS! AT THE AI.HAMBBA I nw. music and comed > are itMftj fluvoumt m My i.om CUm ii.»«k. Parser Kr iatt-i rtihhiu, featvring iw,. popular ymmt star*, omit de Huvillanri and Jeffrey LjMU nou ••n \k R .il lht« Mh.i-nlira. M;ik most delightful entertain. J 'he of a
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    VICAR'S WIFE HELD
    128 13 f lined t Lhe unmonj will be (i char r be church b. mi 1 IriUnion 1 1 aei Her four-yi ar-old .von will Shortly appeal before a conicientious objectors' trib v \v Identity Curd In Defence Area Illcha i O Dftye ageci twenty -thre^ de.scribf an
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    ADMIRAL DOMVILE'S SON HELD
    65 13 Compton DcjmvilP, twenty -two -year -old son of Admiral Sir Barry Domvile, was detained undrr Section 18b of the Defence Regulations by Scotland-yard Special Branch officers. He is now m Brixton Prison. Sir Barry Domvile, who was chairman of The Link, pro-Nazi organisation, last September, when
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    THE RIGHT TO CRYBY BABY
    73 13 Giving Judgment for the tenant m a case at ClerkenweU, EC, County Court m which a landlord sued for possession ol a flat, Judge Earen gey held thut the crying of a b<>by was not a nuisance. "A baby'.s coins W something we hare nJI
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    204 13 AWAKENED by a blow on the hi Woolley, a ship's butcher wh i ping al Bl B Arc. by "i li > > nned tray, broom stick hobnailed boots, and a p.llow it with stone began to hi: him. Woolley got up, ttarted to iiunt and ran
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    388 14 ifiih carlv \to a* Chinese rered to beat the Royal Navy m a Division 1 league match it Aii^on Road vadiuni yesterday. The C inese could have netted t.xli a d« zen more had Swee Hock, Chong and Kok Choy till I to adv;. the
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    77 14 RACE DRIVER KILLED Mk. r<^B mi -^B wor '^H kni-v. raoir. :S^H has been k. r. i^B flying a (.•':;>!-■:.• .:-:,'^H Oxford. H> 'T.-d^B the RA I- this^B Mr. Shut:!' -^H who a 31, ha "M pri' aer. .r.e^H On his 6.300-.' t-s^B country estate "idl Wardt-h Park. :^ar^B Bippleswade,
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    163 15 DANUBIAN PORTS IN GERMAN CONTROL IB j m ports akwg tW bwer Danube of the rapMlj I number of (ierman officials and Iron Guard units n II icreasinfr. Mhß^ "ftk'ials are m virtual control o f part admmi-- H !> >rN and tierman sourct-s admit that then .IK .nu.in ship-
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    96 15 U.S. NAVY'S PACIFIC MOVES tiago, Sept X .-ontingent of the Navy left HonoX r the Pacific coast 'IB t''S. announced Secretary of the H other continX 10 vessels eacb !i contingent roil ited States ua:ers shore leave \nd |^B Hi aid that no time ing iust m making the new-
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    125 15 Tilt: story ol how they came I homo at midnight on Sept M, and found the lock of their room forced, and various articles ol I clothing, besides a camera and a 'set of .spanners, missing, was reilated m the second court to-day. by Choy
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    24 15 Mr. W.L. Blythe, M.C.S.. has been appointed to act as Deputy Controller of Labour (Chinese). S.S. pnd F.M.S., uith effect from Feb. V 2.
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    41 15 THK eighth annual athletic sports of the Singapore English School will be held at the Jalan Be&ar Stadium on Friday. Sept. 20, commencing at 3 p.m. The 'old boys' race will be run at about 5.15 p.m
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    136 15 IN alibi was pleaded at the murder trial yesterday A mi n W hich Yiu Tiau Peng, a Hokkien loading coolie stands charged with murder ol Tan •\h I ay by shooting him with a -un on the erening of June H at the junction of Cecil
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    38 15 World's Christian Struggle London. S*pt II I lor.-C ired tl Can■•r tv» lr oT the Fr» It i i thai h tlii rower a i and the perl tr% to v Wen so for t t't h Reuter
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    257 15 picturejfi show* you re- i t cord breaker T. Hood (Broad S Street) m act- umi. He broke the 19-year-old huh jump re- cord by half an inch clearing 5 J N it. 8 m., m a ipeeUU attempt i alter he had S
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      505 16 London, Sept. 17. pROSPECTS of an imminent attempt by the Germans to invade Britain have receded during the night. This time it has not the K.A.F. which upset the Germans' preparation*— ii mvi itormj weather m the Straits of Dover. Many competent observers
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      201 16 London, Sept. 17. IN an interview with the London correspondent of a New York Sunday paper, Mr. Wallace Phillips, Director General of the American Ambulance Unit m Britain, said that for the past six weeks at least the general morale of this country has reached a
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      530 16 Many members p of the toughest t fighters m the i world mem- bers of the C French Foreign i Legion who t j are now en- camped m the South of Eng- r J land are ready J for service m) t General De Gaulle's Army \of
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      AUSTRALIA ORDERS U.S. FLYING BOATS
      19 16 Melbourne, Sept. 17, r Cabinet has deeded WSSVSH& lorm the second flyin ion.- Reuter
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