Morning Tribune, 24 September 1940

Microfilm: NL2321
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    13 1 M SUKS KXCFED 4,500 I>4ttl Morning Tribune No. 201, Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1940.
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    THE KING'S CALL TO THE EMPIRE: RALLY
    936 1 THE KING'S CALL TO THE EMPIRE: RALLY \!H)N, SEPT. 23. ta INSTITUTION OF A \I\V DISTINCTION FOR JIMIIANS, ENTITLED HE (ii:ORGE CROSS, NOW THAT BRITAIN IS a S IP >N ON GUARD AND IN LINE" WAS ANNOUNCD BV THE KING IN A BROADCAST TO THE EMPIRE HI» MVENING. IHE KING
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    Officer's Bravery In Nazi Raids
    255 1 Officer's Bravery In Nazi Raids London, Sept. 23. HUNDREDS of people on the n seafront at Folkestone this morning watched an exciting rescue of a wounded German airman by a British officer. When a Messerschmitt 109 J was shot down m the sea the wounded pilot freed himself from the
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    MAHATMA GANDHI TO MEET VICEROY
    133 1 MAHATMA GANDHI TO MEET VICEROY WAKDIIA, Sept. 23.— Gaudhi Lfl ROinf to Simla on WecUN aay and .v.ii meet tae < Viceroy on Friday, < rhe ostensible son tor i-' 1 vlsh i elueidatc the c; eminent the attii toward* the Congress resolutiun last week, which inter alia with- 1
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    CRISIS IN CAIRO Why Egyptian Ministers Left
    54 1 CRISIS IN CAIRO Why Egyptian Ministers Left C:::v>i. Sept. 23. AN explanation of the resignation <•'■ the A Ministers of WIMW :m,mn.cu liona Commwr,. a> 1( l th, Mun>t.r M.hout I'ort olu, aw Boy Ayoub, is given In a letter which tl»y adan'4,l to Ibe Prtme M »hlch la s,,iu
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    R.A.F. BOMB BERLIN
    279 1 N.h York, Sept. 23 m-.K1.1N had an air ruid alarm lasting for tv*«» hours and 20 minutes, statrs a radio dkiytch from Berlin. B waves of ha v bomber i i'» n them Germany, knit It Inv :i:it those which tht puli did not firoj> boo )HI«V
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    39 1 iepi 2\\ An official ion arrived thia tnorafrom The a !> 14 h leaves for [ndia on Sept. JO. I b irma i\ ■> and Au th lh bJ(Vt r promoting friendly relations ieen Thailand uk! the Vr Em pjre Reuter
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    MISSION TO SOUTH AMERICA
    387 2 MISSION TO SOUTH AMERICA 1 urt oi the trade drive In Sout British G I ted wil i send to m under the U .pport of Sir H. will also inclu I ii v«-s of important industries and export (hi HI l»ll >f these repreMd 'i" indu*trie> uith Whkth they
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    10 2 I v The N r V n Dub Eastern News
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    CRUSADES OF ISLAM SHOULD BE RESUMED
    86 2 P. t Peshawar. Sept. 23. the Kalian march towards Alexandria mean> hl7 i£ II b Y aU t0 Muslin »s °f the world to resume the emsades after seven centuries de glared the Mullah Sahio of Bhun tan m a inSon Ustin? fo^r hoars
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    FRESCH EMPIRE RALLYS TO DE GAULLE
    183 2 FRESCH EMPIRE RALLYS TO DE GA ULLE HEEIIi a BMB that illustrate* the extent »i the 1 "rem-h colonial empire, with I and tv.it kl mar rlt oi >!onial hold:i rything a s;reat iu»eould require. i\\c total *rea »f Frcach i> l> more than MM sqmirc mXtn carrying .t population
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    Nazi Round-Up In Uruguay
    107 2 New York, Sept. 23. WITH the arrest of eight Nazi Leaden m Urugua*. or. charges of conspiring against the .sovere'/' > it the State, Uruguay ii preparing to onn<; the Wazi Party to trial before world opinion, says the New York Montevideo correspondent. Several nations, he
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    Portuguese Help The Brazilians
    48 2 Portuguese Help The Brazilians LBON, Sep: Ever I rig of the Bi lan pavlU Portuguea Poi cial tioney for th t Bra cofa ihe pavilion. Is oi been ty Sociedade Benen- Lt-'oon. i'o I ion. tin the Brazilian etins pavi- diplon corps and leading m Li>bon'* social Reuter
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    Kino And Queen Visit London Hospital
    88 2 Kino And Queen Visit London Hospital London. Sept. i 3. Til]- London Ho^pit.d. which to-day celebrate Its 200 th vras visited by th" v nd Queen, who talked to mm and women of the East En-.l ed m m Ldrtdon. ;in J ;i quarter at the hospital which itself has
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    265 TO 47
    74 2 London. Sept. 23 jx is stated authoritatively that 1 during the week ended Sept ?1. Germany lost 265 machines m battles over Britain. Britain lost 47 planes, but 28 pilots were saved, fn R. A.F. raids over the continent, 12 Br.ti.sh machines failed to return. In a
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    Enrolment Of Frenchmen In Noumea
    83 2 Enrolment Of Frenchmen In Noumea Noumea (Bit* I Ltdonia), i Sept The enrol ?nt «t Frenchmen m v lk< I donia to fight with I U« i lied forces he! t) be?in this week. rf- S ported that ma? to join up uitli Ins- tralians. J The town is I
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    More Rest Centres For London
    123 2 TO HELP THE PE Lor.: PRACTICAL tv t few v* trated the fundanun of London's civil nisation and the of its mem. n tat County Council I Committee m its re; t mncil. The gn made on the tire sen': regular and auxiliary vorked with
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      59 2 [I only dressing that *ds the hair! BCCv i i i>r*\'p cream With I coati r too obiviotl d I'-qually suitable for men lr [deal for v.aye Srilv i f i x fll&ir CVfaiii MADK IN KN4iLAN>.> M TMK M-tKJ:KS OF SITLUK.IiI.N h l»ok »>f hints "You* Hair" will |x-
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    MALAYAN HERO OF NAZI TORPEDOING
    695 3 LONDON SEPT 23. .>!«;, THE HEROES OF THE CHILI) REFUGEE SHIP A RPEDOOD BY A NAZI SUBMARINE, IN THE VI r 609 MILES FRO.M OIF IRISH COAST W\S MR WIS. THE NEW I)1RF(T()H-(;KNKK\1 OF BKi,\Tm \STING, SINGAPORE. t.ivis was a passenger on i h :»<l
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    GOVT'S SHELTER POLICY SPEEDUP
    62 3 GO VT'S SHELTER POLICY SPEEDUP London. Sept. 23. FARPLI'GS by the million are to be distributed f*e t through focal authorities to the people of Bn T* stffyWsftM&l -"not on,v treble banked bontoBRICK SHELTERS Ev er>- .ffort is bofnp made ]J^ allocation of "g Shelter, holding American raiiw) n Local
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    DEFENDINC BRITAIN
    62 3 DEFE NDINC BRITAIN pletnic i*^C i jiii tain's speedy i answer to tanks. it sheWl one of S th: thous;nuls i ot H^wtUert that bristles m Britain to-day. Speed is tin* Whtel word ul m the crew i briiift their tun into action against approa- chlnp tanks. This Howitzer is
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    IRON AND STEEL
    72 3 London, Sept. 23 Every derelict buil lIng, condemned bridge, abandoned minor quarry or railway line is 'v be surv< In a wpeat stock-taK~ uig by the Ministry of supply af the national reserves of scrap rn°til particularly iron and Steel. The survey Ls anticipated to include steel
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    DUCE SENDS HIS LOVE TO ARABS
    120 3 HAIFA, SEPT. W. lEAFLETB IN MMHK. PBOISSTING MI'SSOMM'S "LOVE FOR THE AKAHS. WKRK DRORPBDATTHE SAME TIME \s BOMBS, WHEN ITALIAN WAR PLANE RAIDED HAIFA FOR WE SEVENTH TIME ON SA'II R THE BCMißft WHICH DAMAGED A MOftQUB, Kin ED USB SEVERELY INJURED BBOPLB SWBI/IWINCi
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    Round Up Missionaries In Korea
    38 3 Round Up Missionaries In Korea Toky, Sept, 23. TiHK wboUTtilf round-up oi -jn^iy* It Thrill •<! DIM gionaries 11 throoghtnii Korea on Friday \n announced m a semiI official Japuefe lrom S ThL detained ft* afwaed of werewre Reuter
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    H'kong A.R.P. Chief Learns From Chungking
    76 3 H'kong A.R.P. Chief Learns From Chungking bvnffclni srpt. I 4ITEB studying the tan v'• tiurtlon of duR-outs Clmfkte| Mr. ll.irold Strrle- l'« rkins. of th< An Kalil Pf«- 1 cuitions Corpl m HomkUomk, utuinrrt to Bmgfc— I alurtlav by pIMM i H<- ua, iMMßpißtoi by an I i < ngklCtt
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    ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF MEXICAN PRESIDENT
    57 3 ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF MEXICAN PRESIDENT Mexico, City, s«pi. 23 THE pa sibility ol a criminal *t •,,,,|it on the We President. Cardenas la being (1 b^ the poUcc followlog the unexplained d»raiimpnt I »d train only* few mil. tho train whJtfi v.ah t*kl P 'l <"«'-d >n v> T.impiro
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    Women.... AND THE WAR
    233 4 Women.... AND THE WAR W<s H. 0 Best* r i hMd ktM nf i i portion M.iiuya Patriotic Fund U ll i hard worker for Althmi'/!i the 'p <»f ■■rtl rin im- j portent Fond takei up mod of bcf time she .still S jr t In chanty Ud >
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    This Yean Poppy Day Appeal Double Christening Up-Country
    938 4 PEOPLE \>» HACKS TO-NAy PEOPLE PLACES AVt V ma* pp9 D«y and there Ifl DO need to i*)int out Suilice to WK9 th a lhe Bri tish Legion now has I double duty to rx-Servicerm n oi ttM iMt War and tho.se
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    Variety Show
    92 4 Don't for that the Cow s ed Service i I icty show bto kx i presented am on Thursdi Saturday at the Victoria Thtatre. Seats can be S booked at Little's 1 and H.E. the Of- 1 ficcr Adminlste Ing the Goverr>- I 5 ment will be me-
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    19 4 Sighted UUsa Kay Dean at the Cu'.hay the other nicht. She is down from Cameron^ for a short stay
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      60 4 c ßio^^\ <a l! 18C Battery Road PRISCILLA Ltd. j I HAS RECEIVED kA Morning <O< HI All Frocks S IMtl SSI S from 53.50 61, STAMFORD ROAD, HATS DRESSES a;u Ct«tt) SSSi Made To Order. f I rsar I raiM k Snhsf riplion SUBSCRIPTION LIST CLOSES TO-DAY \ppl> non
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      24 4 I J I cnapeaux I EXUUSIV* miLLinERY PnD ACCESSORIES i^: TE^^^Sg BRRS BRSfIH.Rd EOT- SinCPPORE TE'k &}D4 BAnEHY ROAD iXX P_HONE GO WAS 1
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    Gay Accessories In Fishnet Crochet
    1013 5 Gay Accessories In Fishnet Crochet t t ,iu)v.u belt eon of sash, i nty little waLstc« :n Ihef would be perfect with httc washing frock to whirh they leaie of me. M\TFRIALS RKQIIRIiD Four l oz. hanks Mereerlead tcbH hook, No. 0. 1 yd. thin round Arden's "Star Sylko," No.
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      35 5 2^tril i«» 'illlli. S«'|ii. I Iff Pl\l!iiP Y«>u ar»- invit- £?11Twj!AC!I7Ci it I 1 l^ i% f* ii tmp 1 c a of A"• Cooked Me and Sausai the d Advt. of Si^Q^Vore Cold Si
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    EUROPEAN, CHINESE COMMUNITIES HELP THE TROOPS
    274 6 EUROPEAN, CHINESE COMMUNITIES HELP THE TROOPS chkm.li. orraw ro -nsi v rm iwops^n"^ PONSf 10 KM ntIBVNB CAMPAIGN HAVE COM! IN FROM LEADING EUBOPI IN AND CHINESE I AMI i.Ks ,n SINOAPOBE. BUT 8O FAB THE RESPONSE FROM TUI INDIAN AND EURASIAN COMMUNITIES H\s MM Bl I N READY. I
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    FORMER N.E.I. GOVERNOR A NAZI PRISONER
    155 6 FORMER N. E.I. GOVERNOR A NAZI PRISONER 1 (From Our <)un < o] r< -fi.iiulcnt > j itavia. Sept i ACCORDING to private cor- respondenee received |l l l.it.iv.i i nun t tie invaittd Nttht'iian Is itates the 'liii laviaascfa leu tblaid,* 1 (he 1 Ot Mpo has lent certain
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    NO QUOTAS ON EXPORTS OF FROZEN FOOD
    32 6 *tt it. Controilei annou I tha cport of refrigei i d |ect to l<3 Th Lfl irted I I The export 1 t alsn tj
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    European Gaoled
    73 6 European Gaoled C\ NTENCJE <»f three months' rlj rwus tmprisommiat wi^ sed by Mr. J G Rappoport, fthird m i on r it Darbyshii politi constable <m' the Naval Baa ick ol two charges ol i (lc n>; hla <lut\ by failing t-> i for duty on Au4. 10 and
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    FORMERLOVERS IN COURT
    110 6 FORMERLOVERS IN COURT 4 imance was mentioned m the second magistrate's couit rday, when I i Defoe complained of theft against John William Boyer, 36-year-old Eurasian Th- le alleg itolen waa a Ja lie. Defoe w I Dei morn tier 1 Frank Retui i the eveni and nquii the ho
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    45 6 Died, m London, Lady Jean Elizabeth Conan Doyle, widow of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, champion of spiritualism and creator of flock Holmes; once described twenty-three years of married continuous honeymoon; Sir Arthur, who died m 1930, was buried m the garden n their Sussex home.
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    SHE'LL BE IN THE SWIM
    57 6 This Hollywood fc v starlet will deli- i nitely be m the N swim with this S attractive new twim-suit, de- 3 signed specially ior a IfWi j M.G.M. picture by de>it;ner Ad- rlan (Janet i (ijynor's hub- by). It's some- thing you'll be seeing
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    Charge Against Private Detective Fails
    105 6 Charge Against Private Detective Fails j- \_\ED 011 tWO counts of iinperB deleetive i j .ts SettleForce and ►arching two peros, Siu Yeong Wan, a private detective, .> discharged without lus cetence being called jestexday by the third magistrate, Mr. J.G. Kappoport. Sin Yeong Wan wil< alleged to have told
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    Soldiers Fined For Theft
    151 6 Soldier s Fined For Theft A FINE or $75 ea rigorous Impri fault, was Imposed magistrate, Mr. L day. on two younf M Loyal Regimeni oieaded guilty tc theft of a motor I Road, shortl re urday. The men, WU M ,d Robert Tho- W £M cry, elected to cause
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    24 6 The Hiph C?w sk pointed Mr. J. P. Bidd raid Mr. J. D. Lamb--to be Commissioners men's Compensation of Perak. with i ember 16.
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      35 6 TRIBUNE "TREAT THE TROOPS" CAMPAIGN Anson Rt.ad. Addresses 11 The Arcade, impore. or Bfcmpiif. PlatM BQni nIC a COW 1 »i >'« ni r printed form Nguiing the entertainment <>t* troops. X wP^*^-''*^i' 4> > r^^^^r^^-M^^^^^^ 1
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    Britons Are Calm Under Total War: 71 And No Fear
    567 7 ft. L. Hopkin Writes From London... I\j niton, Au jr. 11. y i missing m the i I thfl Channel M Robed Vomc Jeff, m m -Malaya, UN i Mrs. Braeet Jeff. t ribed M one oi the thia war.
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    Japan Wants N.E.L Oil
    376 7 IfFrom Our Own Correspondent) BaUvia, Sept. 13. oupof Japanese businessmen, who wee m J*va discuss question of exploitation of the petroleum resources Netherlands East Indies, are believed to be advancing iment, that Japan has had no share m the exploitation resource* and that oil ia the
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    THAI .MISSION
    27 7 i headed b> 1 Luang Promy< here on f i m 2£i i :U l n^v too* up their ou,n- I the Imperial >!■ Eastern News
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      WHERE NAZISM FAILED
      262 7 »us( ea itho military affairs, v. rot ntury: "A successful fighter plans his .k! then gives battle. Phe unuccesf ful L^i battle an 1 then 1 K)K tor the modern world, n < I nnihilated distance, and all nat <»ns are moi'i less neighbours, th< initial planning
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      WITHOUT THOUGHT
      98 7 JAPAN* too, went about the bu inesg of iiiaHir var upon China apparently without careful thought For years, her agents m China made tnj nisei thoroughly disagreeable, and m ever} ible wa\ antagoni ed the ineae i ople. ing on Pacifi( i on the th i h^r it
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    "ATTACK SINGES ESUL"
    718 8 "ATTACK SINGES ESUL" How The U-Boat Meets Its End By A Special Qmtsfonitni British destroyen were at sea on an independent search far German submarines. The weather was typical for the time of year— shrewd wind from the north-north-east causing the little seaa to break on top of a heav\
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      166 8 HUDSDNS jyjMENTHOL Dr^M'vf^^ IHI (IKI v I^*'!' B v-^Tb xs h PKoruM \f nc, BD J^jWl NOv IMIMNM\ Ni) ni> FOR jßj M^^iXll X<i I > K«> M KAR L 1 -^^^^><i?^ MM |)|l(M)n IPU XKl>> !0R H S" l^Q :;i^^P^^^^ nil lI.IMINAIION FROM %^^T IHF S||U o| (OUGHS, k
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    Hunting
    40 9 The tilled Navies havr hecn responsible tor the (real lull m the activity Hitler's U-boats and ii has been estimated that Germuiv has i«>m half her submarines. ELM.S. Wmi, dt'stroycr, v teen above p.itrr.l search tVr .1 I -boat.
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    AMBASSADOR CHEN GIVES $1,000 TO GARMENT FUND
    48 9 AMBASSADOR CHEN GIVES $1,000 TO GARMENT FUND mg. RESPONSE 110.000.000 ty- arn .-online Trcv M* en lnu Ie latest. donation b ing a $1,000 contribui Chieh, Chii Germany Yuan has I m order to cen;rali.<o accou ceipta an •and should the Ministry of ted by the Mini >- Ncr
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    POLICE GUN BATTLE WITH ARMED MEN
    447 9 BRAVE OFFICER'S STRANGE DEATH Y IIK d^ih m aaeatwhai aygtcriwM rimmi itaarcn at Urn SeetkM Houm-, Be;ik-stn«w. soho, of D<-t. Bffioj Ron Pillar, i young often- m the Mrtrapalttaa Police, recafe the part he Naycd ii whaf u;is the most nwwiflnMil m battle this
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    5 DISTRICTS UNDER WATER
    115 9 X a LAR( IE ai*ea embracing five important counties m northern Kiangsu, estimated at 20,000 sq. kilometres, \a now under water as flood threatens to engulf other districts along the Lunghai Railway. Hie flood has been can th< torrential downrush of mountain freshets and dyke breaches
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    THIS IS THE WAY TO ROB A BANK!
    208 9 >to\V when the Irish make a i plan they do it so thoroughly von would not be finding a Haw m it anywhere. And n-» better pl an do they make than when they are thinking of the robbing It WSJ lh«
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    Marriage Offer Saves Woman
    188 9 Marriage Offer Saves Woman PROP* arri ped to expec t.'ini mot h»T. Mi Ma McLean, 36, of London, ;i wid with four children, from moni I t. p m hi. mho ii.; inwholesale d« i.vi 'i he Kjhh <»r the u«»man' condition, and mtrry hr w nether th< < "m
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    "NO ROOM" FOR BOY EVACUEE
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    MURDER AT SIKH TEMPLE ALLEGED
    105 10 K-ISI WGH. M kl Foj. Singh was ch«n •1 nnn«'Mr f: ration F Eb( ugnet. nee. Mr i ie* said that I Sinrh Sn S^ j- h ibit of retumog li l j .< ftvc-foot-way. On tl t in quesi I Bin r drink, he
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    60 SHANGHAI VOLUNTEERS LEAVE
    31 10 The cond contini 1 I l volunt numbering ml Among the volunteers, wi .1 large crowd :acr membera [pal police, v scive m the British Army. Reufci
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    Tamil Convicted Of Housebreaking
    201 10 ARUMUOAM, a Tamil, was convicted before Mr. J. I IfcFatt, the District Judge, yesterday, on t chargt of housebreaking. Chief Court Inspector E. H Tunn. said that on July IT. Mrs S Fernandez, who lived m a house In Tembiling Road, took her children and after
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    CRUELH TO CALF
    76 10 Man IK am Pillay, a 65-year-old cattle owner, was fined $10 or m default ten days" rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. J. G. Rappoport. the third magistrate yesterday for failing to obtain I veterinary aid for a calf. The calf, which v only four months old. had lost
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    ECLAIRS AND CREAM BUNS SAFE
    56 10 ECLAIRS AND CREAM BUNS SAFE v )1p in Brits n still have chocolate i clair and their cream bun. They don't under the ban posed bv the Ministry Food on Iced Ministry led a ".t to that to clear up understanding. So your eclairs and irri. buns are still safe—
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    SALESMA ADMITS THEFT
    35 10 SALESMA ADMITS THEFT v from hj Ran i] all C on tnsp acceptthe trah that the onT.or of p l h ft m the i $***** whir). draw* r. \v« B i I mamu'iyod: nu.
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    THE BRIGHT LIGHTS
    94 10 THE BRIGHT LIGHTS AT THE CATHAY ll' you are I J I i ciitr- mn'::, nmethi I must go to the Cathay 1 have the Him version j Maeterllncfc'B fami Blue Bird." The pictun I s< a*on at the theati The nrodiicer ha i j Maeterlinck's glorious i hat placed
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      299 11 A\dtrimonial cmuni^e 3 2 •Mi co Malaya Tribune a radio a. q r.'ibune, Singapore r Road. S (No. 73 JE D NKW Super Ekonta P.I.H. Lt COCK: PUD** I 10—12 a.m. and M 6 'jo, Grove Road, Singapore. (No. 7475) Fur SALE. Planting Baskets of difr. Puerurta Javanlca Seeds Brl?tlbre
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    50 12 C011i'.1,,,,, inth i r Mr i the Kin^s Vu-k K< Xo Ou !< 1 I mv Lord. 1 hat is i lol v courteous. Mr ter). f ni MRT.H rd I meant i *«>uld not l JnW IB] „urr hf«JU) r X pl ain J «<i ike
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    108 12 A curator 1 Musei at b db ol Belly Oak, 1 minghao £20 at Bin ior posse; mem containing i ience information. The pr said Laurie I plotted out the poi UOD of every barra balloon In the d trict. A search ot La rie's house,
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    Old Music In New Songs Means No Fee
    60 12 Old Music In New Songs Means No Fee Any new soj wnich contains J cerpts I 3 works without minion lU regarded as un» thorised performing Society. This me. the perform fee m respi ct of perform credited m the WOrt the cxci without the now w» howevei itv for
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      355 12 I The Amazmg Story of d Gangster who became an English Lord! rO-HAV at THE lAPlimHLllHl— l l P^Ei^^Pt ENGLAND BE A CZAR Hflf A fIWJ OF THE UNDERWORLD? H^K yHflKfl^JP m who inherited a title Hb? Wt anc^ trie<^ to ma^ e f >ay v .'rST Ho '^*4 ishing
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    Fr Aw Boon Haw's New $50,000,000 Enterprise
    79 13 Fr Aw Boon Haw's New $50,000,000 Enterprise September 22. Haw, multi-mil- medicine manuflve other Chinese a the South Seas ,:i Industrial deve►any with a capital dollar*, already on sale. Yu-shu, one of the in Manila to perne.se residents there new company. ration, the eom- itch representatives nap out a developv'ukien
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    Oversea Chinese Merchants Help Motherland
    102 13 Oversea Chinese Merchants Help Motherland rhungkint. m pi Till. MteMWHBMI «»f an O\»r- sea Development ompanj i* r» ported m. the C nines** press. Prominent Fukien nvenea nier- < Mate, il is understood, aiv «>r fiaWMg a »'«mpan> which a*l alu.uh mini $li millions. is liopcd to raise a furtner
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    SMASH AND GRAB RAIDERS
    104 13 SMASH AND GRAB RAIDERS and h lon I more than It Ls enough f<>od to All London bftfl red In the last two months. Yesterday's theft at Bethnal Green, hut all the busy suburbs have suffered. Police arc searchIng for the "dumps" to which it is beHei I h e
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    Shot While Drilling L.D.V. Squad
    132 13 Shot While Drilling L.D.V. Squad While instructing n squad of L.D.V.S at Brighton, Frederick Henry Charles Salvage, forty- three, was shot when one of the squad, a youth of nineteen, fired a iifth round. Salvage died three days later m hospital, and at the Brighton inquest it was stated that
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    TO MAKE FOOD FROM GRASS£1,400
    75 13 TO MAKE FOOD FROM GRASS£1,400 r convert grass into food, Plymouth Corporation has spent £1,400 on a mill. Mr J. Paton Watson, the city engineer,! says that a yearly output of 300 tons of dried prrass meal from the city V parks I* exOt tlus wiU probably be nU II
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      113 13 fhr Pagan lover returns. .setting the pace for the gayest romance the season. )PENINC TO-DAY 3.15, 6.15 9.15 P.M.; AT THE VI ll\>lim\ TUI SCREDTfI ROMANTIC IDOL BACK AGUN IN THE TYPE OF ROLE VHAT HADE HIM FAMOUS! RAMON NOVARRO m ihi GATEBT, MOST ROMANTIC (OMFDY YET "THE SHEIK STEPS
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      82 13 GRAND PREMIERE TO-DAY vnn i. 6J5 9.15 run HEROINES OP NOEL COWARDS \Li VDE, M DIANA WYNYARD \ND MAKV CLARE IN COMPELLING DRAMA FROM THE nrsrsmifl Bl F I. GREEN mB& RALPH RItHAkDSON BBkt v DIANA WYHYABD Wm ON THE I ■n&L NIGHT RJJ^OF THE fi^Wr y CIDC y^OMNtV BRENT
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    S.R.C. LOSE 4—2 IN QUALIFYING ROUND
    216 14 S.R.C. LOSE 4—2 IN QUALIFYING ROUND THE skc lost 4 2 the A A Regiment (RA I m 1 (i round ol the BAI A. Challenge Cup on Ansoii Road stadium yesterday. T\w S.R.C. played only ten men me wt i (f-i one aud devoid of thrills, with the OunQen
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    LADIES' GOLF
    40 14 CHAMPION TIIK FINAI OF TIIF LAMBS 1 HAMPIOX- .SHIP OF THE SINGAPORE GOII (MB ENDED IN A S WIN VESTEFiDW FOR MKS 11. W. R UILUAMS r I OVER MKS. M. M PATER- SON r, IP AND 3. >
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    CHINESE GET WALK OVER FROM CUSTOMS
    98 14 CHINESE GET WALK OVER FROM CUSTOMS IN He Division 118 Blfttcll I f oms conceded a walK over B.C.F.A. as the Cusl v short of player.v plac? of this uaiDe. which vai xf-d I i be played on the S.R.C. t-roujid yesterday evening, a team composed of the Rubber Import
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    EAST SURREYS IN CUP COMPETITION
    129 14 should add interest to the S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup Competition, now m lull swing, is the entry of the East Burreya m the competition. Believed to have a strong combinatlon, the Ea^t Surreys have been drawn to meet the Manchester Regin. e-:u Ul the first round
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    ISLAND CLUB WIN
    214 14 IN the social match between the Is'and Club and the Keppel Golf Club on Sunday morning at the Island Club, the home team won With 8^ points against Keppel's 3>4 points, as follows: Keppel team mentioned first: J W. Jackson and J R. Wiggs C vs. Haines
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    SOLDIERS BEAT CHINESE
    159 14 SOLDIERS BEAT CHINESE ON the S.C.R.C. ground yesterday the Mountain Battalion beat the S.C.R.C. by three goals to nil at hockey. The first half was scoreless. The defence oi both teams gave a £ood display m this half. Early m the second half, the Mountain Battalion took the lead through
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    Triangular Tournament At Muar
    176 14 Triangular Tournament At Muar From Our Own Correspondent' Ifnar, Monday. AGria uvular inter-city soccer competition ha^ been arranged :>;k( place m Malacca this week end. The three cities taking part are Muar, Malacca and Seremban. Tlie competition will be run on the league system each city to meet the other
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    Good Hockey At Farrer Park
    168 14 EXCELLENT hockey was seen at the Farrer Park ye lerday when the Hornets scored a narrow victory over the Colts, by the odd goal m three. Played over a fast pace, the exchanges were rather even. Ail the goals were scored m the first half.
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    S.R.C.'S GOOD HOCKEY WIN OVER INDIANS
    164 14 JUT hockey on the SRC. ground yesterday the n second team of the S.R.C. defeated the second team of the Indian Association by five goals to one. The SRC. played a combined game, displaying good .stick work. Before the game was ten minutes old
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    ON THE ICE
    54 14 This pi c tv r c r* S shows you Bess Ehrhardt, Caro. line Arnold aad > Kudy M-ltulkrit. i star performers of the Ice Fol- lu-3 at the Win- y terland Rink m San Francisco. They i-aptivat. 'd both the old and yuung with their daring
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    RAIN SPOILS TENNIS
    226 14 RAIN SPOILS TENNIS Owing to n B.C.C. and V '•< M tournament* scheduled for terday were postponed The ties for I s.c.c. I Men's Double H i P ,B Houston and K. J. Tovey v. c. J. Bembrok tid h. l plus 3>. ,1 Mixed Doubles Hand rap: W R.
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    16 14 Playj at Seleta* Royal Air Forr.p beat ter Reciment, by t m a Division I lea
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    ITLER'S CHANCING AERIAL POLICY
    461 15 if we havo to make a ion?, hard .tourney to R et at them the effort If worth while. Thi, is n«; tahahon. 0 jr O od soldier. man or airman believes m reta liation by itself. The »m!v W *J brniff the enemy dou n
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      RUBBER
      25 15 Londo:. G pt 23. "Market lone <^uiet Spot 12 v Ist Forward' October LI [Jr.d Forward' Nov. (^rd Forward' January ren ll ix,i Hi-
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    13 15 D Ben Turpiii. 65; began career mon than 30 ye appealed with Ch
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    Men Who Prey On Others' Sorrow
    64 15 Men Who Prey On Others' Sorrow DEL.VI i;ae l X victims of cruti plauaibk crooks repo j": ".Tmnand .-har;*a rith »ffe»C» Of <*& hid the effrontery lo write to the mother iuWier n,i'»in, flSd Dunkirk, statin? he »as hat he hi>d h<) cer a man several pounds for Information which
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    63 15 r liritish naval* units arc takintj an increasinr.lv i important part \in operations i around K^ypt. Latest news is 5 that they were in>trumental m severely punish. Ing Italian coastal units on :i tiO.mile front from Sollum to Sidi Barrani. i Here Is a battle- sh.p taken from f an
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    Aero Engine Expert
    40 15 Lord Bfuverbrook, Minister of Air Production, has appointed Mr. P. H. Coverley as ac!on airscrew and M Coverley has ::ce of aen production and i with X' He I Her of R< a company for: Co.. whi
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    DUNKIRK TROOPS PLAY AT LORD'S
    65 15 KHAKI CLAD men tfllO took part m the recent ntn a( from Dunkirk were amonn the cricketer* who played at Lord's. They wen. taking advantage of the M.C.C. offer jyp Army unl( ta fur recn ational trainIng The Ceylon .Sports Club beat the Field Ambulance
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON ACTIVITIES
    30 15 THI lerical Ci Inter Si h<ml rournament 0 to instil) int« 3f(V < led lnd< I 1 from 1 .rhools for the tournament for (rtrU. EntI Ort I
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    SPORTS DIARY
    40 15 TO DAY €CER:~ Div. i, Ualayi v Police, Stadium; Div. n a. Publishers v RA F. Tengah, SRC Challenge Cup, RAF (Kallangi v Malaya Signals Knlinnfe. HOCKEY SC trail SC <' TENmS SCC. S.CJtC., and YM c A ToufnamenU.
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      66 15 l Notices MIMCIPAUTY X d for the sup I i Mixture dur- particulars may me Municipal I wiU close at 12 1 r 1940. C. H. GOLDIE. Municipal Secretary. J P CREATION CUB. I ted for the re- litiona and alteraI Singapore Recreation I ier Forms and Plans s may
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      57 15 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V I .ed by Royal Charter AD 1824. Incorporated m the Netherlandi Bast fcdlei. ids Trading Society) BANKERS paid Up Capital f.40,030,000.Fund 10,500,000.London Correspondents PROVINCIAL HANK LIMITED d b il .i)on Un, Djukja- > ip, Djtmber. jkafc Tel >k Bri' I i led. J "EH ManaffCT LOSS
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      14 1 nH SAI.KS BCB 4.500 i, xa I Morning Tribune Tuesday, September 14, m4 O
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      JAPANESE MARCH INTO INDO-CHINA
      628 1 MJIIIWMKVr AT lIAXOI Vichy, Sept. 23. THE conclusion of an agreement between France and Japan is announced m an official communique from Vichy which states that with a view to contributing towards the new order m East Asia and the solution of the I 'hina question,
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      STOP PRESS
      180 1 •'China has had plenty of time to prepare for this eventuality. Our tactics will proceed smoothly m accordance with a pre-arrang-ed plan," declared a Chinese spokesman on the Indo-China agreement. The number of Chinese troops m Yunnan and Kwangsi provinces was not divulged, but it is estimated that
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      NEWS IN BRIEF
      43 1 South Africa has raised approximately KIOO,OOO m the first week of the London Civil Distress Fund appeal. A donation of £5,000 from the Chamber of Mines brings Johannesburg's total to nearly £35,000. This figure has also been reached by Durban.-
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      29 1 Berlin, Sept. 23.— Bread, pastry, cheese, coffee, sugar, nee, meat and fats will be rationed m France from to-day, according to a German news agency announcement from Paris.— Reuter
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      21 1 Ottawa, Sept. 23 The second $300,000OuO war loan was heavily over subscribed, according to an announcement by the Finance Department. Reuter
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      GOVER NMENT WILL HAVE WOR KING MAJORITY
      150 1 AUSTRALIAN ELECTIONS Melbourne, Sept. -J rf THERE are indications now that a* a r A Saturday's elections, the Government a working majority m both Houses— from v five m the House of Representatives, and one Senate. m( Ip( on tho It is probable
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