Morning Tribune, 29 September 1941

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    17 1 Morning Tribune Vo l 6— No. 206, Monday. September 29, 1941. Morning Tribune Monday, September. >0. i
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    Weather Holds Up Bombings
    276 1 London. Sept. 28. R.A.F. operations over Germany and occupied territor\ during the week ending at dawn to day was much reduced ouing to unfavourable weather. However strong forces of bombers and fighters made successful attacks m daylight on Sept. 21 on a power station at Gosnay
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    75 1 Berlin. Sept. 28. THE trial of 35 spies and saboteurs will begin on October 20 before the District Court of Sofia, states the German news agency. They are accuse* of havinig been "m the service of Britain and iormer Yugoslavian States and prepared a revolution m Bulgaria last Spring." The
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    LENINGRAD RESISTANCE
    78 1 Moscow. Sept. 28. EVEKY day resistance at Leningrad is bcconiinu n stronger and m a number of sub-sectors of the front Soviet units are counter-attacking," states the correspondent of the newspaper I/vestia. The^ correspondent gives as an example a sub-sector S where Soviet troops threw back the enemy
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    Chinese Push On Japanese Flank
    92 1 Shanghai, Sept. 28. WHILE the Japanese Eemi-officially claim the occupation: of Changsha completed to-day. Chungking says Chinese column;; are exerting the stiongest pressure on the Japanese rear flank, trom where there are claims to have already captured seveial important points, including Tingszechiao, strategic station on
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    DIFFICULTIES IN WAY OF AXIS NEW ORDER
    102 1 Tokyo, Sept 28. THERE are many difficulties confronting die constructive efforts of Germany and IJjfy^^SSE and these of the Japanese m East Asia,' deciaied the Japanese Foreign Minister, Admiral Toyoda at a luncheon before Axis Representatives on the flist LSJSSS of the signing
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    ITALIAN STAFF CAR & OFFICERS CAPTURED
    24 1 ITALIAN STAFF CAR OFFICERS CAPTURED Cairo, Sept. 28. Tnii m ;r-.fT car by South Africans ineffective e^emy aa tillet y nre v officers."- Reuter
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    Axis Refugees Reach Ankara
    125 1 Ankara. Sept. 28. L'»i X bund ml and fifty 1 Axis women, children and the staff of the German legation from Teheran passed through Ankara to-day. Their train was met by Frau Clodius, wife of Hitler's trade negotiator, and the Bulgarian Minister and representatives of the
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    SOVIETS TAKE 10 MORE VILLAGES
    428 1 SOVIETS TAKE 1 0 MORE VILLAGES T Moscow, Sept. 28. EN further villages have been recaptured from the Germans along the front m Yelnia neighbourhood, states a despatch to Izvestia. Soviet troops, operating on a front about six miles wide, forced a crossing of the River Desna, straightened the bulge
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    Sir Ong Siang Song Dies
    464 1 Singapore has lost one of its most well-known personalities with the death, announced early this morning, of Sir Ong Siang Song, C BE., the Singapore banister, author of "A Hundred Years of Chinese In Singapore." He died at his residence, East Coast Road, aged 71,
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    Germans Expended
    155 1 Germans Expended (By Gen. Sir Hubert Gou*h. Neuter's Military Commentator). London, Sept. 28 THE absence of any important change m the general outlook Of the battlefront m Russia significant. It li an indication that the Nazi armies have at least temporarily expends! their strength. After a few days for rest
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    "Cease Fire" For Besieged Troops
    121 2 "Cease Fire For Besieged Troops Rome, Sept 28. AN Italian communique issued to day states that an order has been given to the Italian garrison at Wolchefit, Abys"ln East Africa, the garrison of Wolchefit stronghold which has been besieged since April 15 and has now been without food supplies for
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    Protector Of Bohemia Relieved
    280 2 Protector Of Bohemia Relieved Berlin, Sept. 28 B\KON von Neurath has been relieved of his duties as Protector of Bohemia and Moravia at his own request, states the official German news agency. Hevdricli. described as an b^ group leader, has been appointed actine. Protector. A The DMIB was contained m
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    MOVEMENT TO FREE HUNGARY
    108 2 London, Sept. 28 A MOVEMENT to free Hungary from Nazi domination was launched m London yesterday under the leadership of Count Michael Karolyi. the former Hungarian Prime Minister. A central committee was established to secure contact with all Hungarian organisations m the United States and South
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    Axis Successes Claimed
    60 2 Rome, Sept. 28. A COMMUNIQUE issued m Budcpest yesterday announces that, according to a Budapest dispatch. Axis troops have made ftesh pro gress m the Ukraine. It adds: "In a sector held by Hungarian troops the Russians were repulsed with losses." The communique also records great aerial
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    Steamer Damaged By Fire
    40 2 Shanghai, Sept. 28. CERIOUS damage is reported to have been suffered by the cargo Butterfield and Swire steamer Yochow when fire swept the vessel after arrival from Tientsin. The fire was extinguished after three hours. Reuter
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    V-For Victory Cartoon...9
    11 2 "What's All This Talk About Unrest In Europe?
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    Why Russia's Air Force Succeeded
    258 2 Why Russia's Air Force Succeeded London. Sept. 28. THE Yorkshire Post Air Correspondent indicates some reasons for the successes of the Russian Air Force, and German inability to put it out of action. There is no doubt that the German* expected to immobilise it at the outset by bombing aerodrome*
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    FLEET PATROL SEES NO AXIS PLANES OR SUBS.
    183 2 i ßy MaLssy Anderson. Reuters Special Correspondent. aboard a British battleship m the Eastern Mediterranean) London, Sept. 28. MO .signs of enemy surface or underwater craft have we seen during the past two days while British battleships of the Eastern Mediterranean Fleet
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    U S. S. R. Thanks For U.K. Tanks
    231 2 U S. S. R. Thanks For U.K. Tanks London, Sent M SINCEKJt: thmks for the reco Bri.ish tank production ti wefk is expressed by the Sori Ambassador. M. Maisky. mi n t following message sent ycMerd to the British Ministry of Suppl "I have just been informed t Ihe production
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    Archbishop Arrested For Failure To "Collaborate"
    43 2 Lisbon. Sept 28 MUCH unrest Ls reported fron; Luxenibour° following the recent arrest of Qm Archbishcp of Luxembourg. His nrrest is stated to be due to his failure to support the doctrine of collaboration with Germany Reuter
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    19 2 London. Sept 28— Sir Samuel Hoare, British Ambassador to Spain, arrived In England by air from Lisbon yesterday Reuter
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    Convoy Attacked By Japanese
    191 3 Convoy Attacked By Japanese London. Sept. 28. AN attack on a convoy of junks repatriating lepers from Hong Kong to the Chinese mainland, first by a Japanese patrol boat, and afterwards by Chinese pirates, is recorded by Mr. F. Kendall of the Hong Kong Medical Department, states the Colonial Office.
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    Britain's Position Vis-A-Vis Finland
    299 3 London, Sept. 28. JHE British Government note sent to the Finnish Government through the Norwegian Minister at Helsinki concerning the Anglo-Finnish relations this week states. "So long as Finland, m alliance with Germany, is cai rying on an aggressive war against and on the territory of
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    U.S. Launching Of 14 New Vessels
    160 3 New York. Sept 28 SHIPS »md shipyards all round the United States yesterday whistled a salute to the mm launcn-j ings ">f 14 new vessels. Eight com par lea and 13 .shipyards at 11 different! porn ntse concerned m this mass launching which* Involved
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    75 3 f The Kin; and Queen enter. f tamed members of the Royal i Families and Heads of the Governments of the Allied > Countries now m London, at Buckingham Palace. These photos show the Queen chat. i ting to Mr, E. Benes President of Czechoslovakia; also m the I group
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    Axis Pact Anniversary Telegrams Exchanged
    151 3 Berlin. Sept. 28. H]TLFR. Mussolini and the Japanese Prime Minister Prince Konoye, have exchanged telegrams or the test anniversary of the signing of the Tripartite Pact, says the official news agency. Hitlers message to Mussolini says: "The mreePower Pact has 'yioved to be the foundation
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    'Neutrality Act Should Be Wiped Off Statute Book'
    19 3 1 B"imuda. Sept. 28 •^WiS'S'rt uad m re sl! m Reuter
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    MRS. CLARKE LOCATED
    21 3 Pel ping, Sept. 28. m the north. announced F^SS 1 lti 2 Japanese have informed Mr gendarmerie;. Reuter
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    Hong Kong Business Men Plan Visit To Chungking
    87 3 Chunßking, Sept. 28 CHINESE business men m Hong Kong are organising a party to visit ChunKkitiK In November, according to the Minister for Oversea Affairs of the Central KUQttUltanu, Mr. Liv Wci-chl. The party will lv under the auspices of the Chinese
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    Display Of Local Fish For Coming Food Show
    965 4  -  VERA ARDMORE FDDSFDSFDSF By WHAT Malayan housewives won't know ab'jui tish nft'^r th" 'Grow More Food" show which open? at the Victoria Hall on Ociober 24 won't be worth knowing. The Director «>1 Fisheries, Mr. \V. Le .Mare, is pi^jorine an exhibit
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    Home Decoration On nothing a year
    285 5 Home Decoration On nothing a year A I THOUGH redecoration can be a cofltly undertaking, there are many ways m which yen can make over" your house without ipendiOf vast sums of money. .times, indeed, re-arrangemtm of the furniture m d a weeding-out of unessential pieces will alone i wonders,
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    keep your metals shining bright
    688 5 keep your metals shining bright METAL ORNAMENTS, carved bran drawer handles, copper and bronze vases have B v/onderful brightening and lightening effect In the horn:— provided that they are kept bright •vith constant cleaning done m the right manner. This means that you must have a proper metal cleaning equipment,
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    RED'S THE COLOUR TO USE...
    189 5 RED'S THE COLOUR TO USE... for marking medicines that contain poison. T*<' red ribbon or tape round all such bottles m the family medicine chest and then, even m the half-light, there will be no fear of either you or your family taking up the wrong bottle by mistake. ...for
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    SERVICES' BREVITIES
    589 6 By "1 hique" THE first number of the "Eagle," the Cffic|a] organ of the Air Forces m the Fax East, will be on sale shortly. The new publication incorporates the old R.A.F. Seletaj quarterly magazine called "Aim Khabar" and wfll be under tlje editorship cf Sergt. Crompton, who
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    CAPTURE OF CHANGSHA CLAIMED BY JAPANESE
    511 6 Shanghai. Sept. 28. THE Dress section of the Japanese Expeditionary Forces m Central China has announced that Japanese forces pene trated into Changsha at 6.25 p.m. yesterday. Hunan, which is nearly as large as the United Kingdom, contains a few large centres. Nearly 100
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    259 6 BRIGHT LIGHTS! •THE AMAZING DR. CUTTER. HOUSE" (At Th* Victoria Theatre) Nurse Ann (Diana Stafford), Dr. Clitterhouse. M.D.. M.R.C.P. i (Philip Kinsey>, Chief Iru>pectoi Charles o£ Scotland Yard (Victor i Anderson Benny Kellerman (Leo BritU. "Pal" Green (Eric Grif-fith-Jones», Daisy, a friend of Kellerman (Joanna Wills Sgt. Bates (Norman Cole>
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    Govt. Servants' Thrift & Loan
    128 6 Govt. Servants' Thrift Loan THE half-yearly ordinary general meeting of members ol the Singapore Government Servants' Co-Operative Thrift and Loan Society. Limited, will be held tomorrow at 5.15 p.m. at the office of the Urban Co-Operative Officer. 6rh Floor. Fuilerton Building, Singapore. Mr. A. K. Isaac, 8.8. C S. vicepresident
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    Fire-Watchers To Get 30 Cents A Night
    152 6 nFFINCE Regulation 68A (3) (a) (i) prescribes that no remuneration is to be paid to those who are performing the compulsory dtity of fire- watching. This is an essential principle of a scheme which seeks to protect buildings which a y e either
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    H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    1438 7 H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London j "lnvasion Season"] j Arrives: Sufferings Of j People Of Luxem- j bourg: Call-Up Of j Women Begins: Air- graph Letters Foi Troops In Malaya j a a 1 London, Sept. 1. 'I MHO newspapers remind the public that to-day is a date of some
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    MORNING TRIBUNE FLOOD RELIEF
    316 7 MORNING TRIBUNE FLOOD RELIEF MONDAY. SEPT. 29, 1941 XHE commendable action by the (Jovernment of Madras m taking immediate relief measures to mitigate distress which resulted from the recent cyclone and floods m Malabar is yet another example of the close link which exists between the Government m that state
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    AUSTRALIA
    45 8 j This :s thj first of a series of illustrated articles on th> State* which constitute the Commonwealth of Australia Trrt articles m their ohginal form were broadcast from Australia I mid arc reproduced here Jccausc cf the interest which Mr.layc. taking m Australia.
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    NEW SOUTH WALES
    710 8 AX *he Pacific seaboard of Australia lie three States. Tho northern Slate is Queensland: the southern Victoria. The mid-eastem State, tying between Queensland and Victoria is New South Wales, the oldest and most populous m the Commonwealth. Her capital, Sydney, is one of the chief cities and
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    MICKEY MOUSE
    5 8  - MICKEY MOUSE WALT DISNEY BY
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    N.S.W. SNAPS
    20 9 Pictures above show I X.S.W. economic wealth. I Picture immediately above show modern I I Sydney buildings. I
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    THE MAJOR And WALLY
    7 11  - THE MAJOR And WALLY STAN CROSS BY
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    Police Seize Rifle Of Boy
    165 11 AFTER a 17-years- old Home Guardsman had been remanded m OMtOi) at Portland on a charge of unlawful.; wounding a 15-yeras-old «irl, Ida Maj Sutton. of Cove Cottages. Portland, the Dolice, instructed by the court, seized his rifle and bayonet. Lionel Denis TvUr,' of Chiswell.
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    Officer's Money
    119 11 A CHANCE West-e::d meeting between an Army officer and a woman was referred to at Marlboroughstreet when Constance German Taylor, 26 was charged with stealing eight £1 notes, the property of Lieut. Frank Herbert Hanson Lieut. Hanson gave evidence that he took Taylor to his room at an
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    23 11 Melbourne, Sept. 26. Beauvite, High Caste, and Lucrative, the highest stakewinners m Australia, will all be running m the City Tattersails Stakes to-mor-row.
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      525 11 CUSSIFIED ADS. (FROM PAGE 10) Motor Vehicles DO YOU WANT to sell your car? Pho.ie 5088, Singapore. Ca*h paid (No. G76H) WANTED: 8-10 H.P. Ctur, 1936 upwards Pox 530 c(o Malaya Tilbunc. Singapore. (No. 249 L). HUPMOBILE 1937—25.3 H.P Taxed. *nsured. good condition, $1,130 23. Namajie Mansions. Singapore. (No. 281L>
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      258 11 Vublie IVotfire Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now Intltrd far thu ff*. lowlng matorUiia or service. Par nmrttc 'il2T?T^ e MuQ »c«P^l Tender Room. TENDER Date of Olo«ll* 9'«PPly of two Ice Making Machines for the Water Dept. 12 noon, 28 October. 1941. Bupply of Fuel (Coal or OH) for
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    Cable News from 'Down Under'
    364 12 Cable News from 'Down Under' Melbourne. Sept. 26 ris announced that the Air Force In the Middle East will be soon comprised entirely of Dominions pilots and aircrews. The ground staffs only will be from England. Air Marshal R. M. Drummond. formerly of Perth, who served with the A IF.,
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    Japanese From Europe Being Evacuated
    167 12 Japanese From Europe Being Evacuated Lcndon. Sept. £8 THK report is iuuf| here .tv-'l Japanese nationals, ex^n thott with diplomitic slatu*. wilt t)» withdrawn from all pa* is of Europe next month. They will leave [isbon. whence Japanese shins will take them iu,:.i cariy In November, adds th: reix>rt Tokyo.
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    AF Again Active Over N. France
    169 13 AF Again Active Over N. France I omlon, Sept. ;8. Im d m London that ?0 mv ftgbte** wnc dcs 4 .ro.ved r.A.F/1 offensive opera\lxtt notthtni France vesterEritteii lighten were L u t three pilots n.rc safe. X made what Is authon- 1 iv deccrlbed as a iaflOMßfull q railway
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    Further Cut In S'hai Petrol
    51 13 Shanghai. Sept. 28 DETROL rationing is being tight--1 ened up here. Allotment cards arc being Issued to truck owners specifying the amount to which owners are tntitlcd between S?pt. 29 and Nov. l. From Monday petrol will only be sold on production of these cards.
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    Boris On Way To See Hitler
    42 13 Vichy. Sept. 28. KING Boris of Bulgaria is proceeding to Hitlers headquarters, according to an Ankara report received via Budapest. Ihe report adds that Turkish political circles expect that Bul-narian-Russian relation-" will be Severed shortly Reuter
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    Mother And Four Die
    99 13 MHS Elizabeth Dit'cinson. ;i or(i 35. wifp f John \v Dickinson, a soldter serving m the Royal Armoured Corps, and her children, Betty, aged 13. Leslie, aged io. Margaret, ag»< seven. and Brian, aged five, died m a fire at their home In Sheffield Mrs. Dickinson's
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    Mother Accused
    151 13 Mother Accused A 43 YEAR OLD evacuee from London, Mrs. Rosalie Nellie Grace Batch, was charged at Exeter with using an instrument illegally on h-r daughter, aged 16. The alleged effence was said to have taken place m London, and it was statJed f hat the girl. Hazel Grace Batch,
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    Jailed For Smoking In Danger Area
    80 13 Jailed For Smoking In Danger Area r ou smoking m ;l I 1 clanger ana jta firtorv. John Joscj* Muk-,ln-. 46. said <> be a native Ol COTlpperary, was »ent usrJs si guilty, and u id hj light have had a mat H eh i I!' i ofl the floor.
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    TWO LATE GOALS ELIMINAT AIRPORT
    393 14 TWO LATE GOALS ELIMINAT AIRPORT Indians Win Repi RALLYING well m the concluding s of the game after being on level t with their opponents at half-time, Indian Association scored two quick s to win their Challenge cup tie re against the Airport Sports Club at Ai Road Stadium yesterday.
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    Good Sport At Aero-modellers' Meet
    443 14 ri: score hinfi heat of a Singapore sun and a high wind at the Grove Road reclamation ground did m no way affect the Singapore Aero- Modellers second annual meet yesterday, when every event went off without a hitch excepting the usual "crashes/ several fine
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    Bradman Not To Play This Season?
    69 14 Bradman Not To Play This Season? Sydney, Sept. 28. S T\OS BRADMAN, who after S *J joining the Royal Aus- I tralian Air Force was re- commended for discharge on account of health earlier this year, is unlikely to play eric- i l i ket this season though his health
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    Rangers Take First Beating Of Season
    278 14 London, Sept. 28. EXPELLED" London clubs, with Arsenal still the chief attraction, continue to have the laugh over the Football League, their attendances averaging 6.000 while leagues m Northern matches average only a little moi* than 3,000. Scenes reminiscent of peace-time were witnessed at
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    RAAF Hold SSC
    291 14 THE Singapore Swimming Club drew four goals all with the R.A.A.F., Sembawang m a water-polo match played at the S.S.C. yesterday morning. The Club .started off -.veil although it was lour minutes before they scored. Kleinman got away from his man and Cameron had both Chater and
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    Churchill Tant Fund Boxing
    138 14 A SERIES of professional boxinj cards, the net proceeds o which will so to the various v» funds, is to be staffed at tn Happy World covered stadium DJ Mr. Geo. E. Lee. The first card will be beWi Oct. 3, when the popula lander, who
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      44 14 H w A la 1 k^B H SOCCER: Wan en Shield Final. Loyals V Fortress R.E.. Police Depot; Challenge Cup competi- 1 tion, S.C.F.A. "B" v Air Headquarters, Stadium. HOCKEY: ACS. v Indian Association, Balestier; V.M.C.A v Medical College, V.M.C.A TENNIS: S.C.C. tournanent. i
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    azis Head For Germany's Grave
    460 15 v Alexander Werth, Reuter's Special Correspondent m Russia) Moscow, Sept. 28. farther east the Germans go, the nearer they get to he grave of Nazi Germany," declared M. Lozovsky, depuj C l of the Soviet Information Bureau, commenting yesv on the territorial gains of the
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    253 15 1 London, Sept. 27. t \H;,,ll.>uiiiK are the results m d.ivs Home football:— V LONDON LEAGUE hen.Bp.aot 1; Charlton 0. le cHhton 2; Crystal Palace 2. thßwt Orient 1; Brentford 3. 2; Reading 2. m 6: Chelsea 3. a:.iiMsnu)Uth 1; Arsenal 5. 3; Rangers 1. H rd 0; West
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    122 15 H- ring is the result of the golf fl played between the women sftiflf the Garrison Golf Club and U/(V Goll Club at the Garrison, a win for the home team by \IIO^M Harrison players mentioned H M Scrlmgeour (30 > 3 v. Mrs. ,"M o Dwycr (181 sv.
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    Cambridgeshire Callover
    41 15 London. Sept. 27. T «r. ca.l ov,, for to ggSfISSS? horses were Sir srtO sterling, being backed to win «>e ".500 tei^M ng^ g ;nal ly offered 1W to ,9^after teen freely taken an" and SBffWSft a» many Reutrr
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    Gaol After All
    205 15 SENTENCE of three years' penal servitude has been promulgated In the case of a private m the Pioneer Corps, who was charged at a court-martial at Luton on July 12 with striking a superior officer. The charge was preferred after Pte. Robert Patrick Connollv had been acquitted
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    SYRIA FREED
    60 15 (Delayed m transmission Damascus. Sept. 29. /GENERAL Catroux, \J F r e c French C o m m a n der-in-Chief m the Middle East made a public declaration yesterday, proclaiming the independence of Syria and fixing means by which this is to be carried into effect subject
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    George Liked Being Bitten
    73 15 A DOG bit George Milner. of Digby, Nova, Scotia, but h? dich'r mind, though it took twenty stitches to close the wounds Milner fell into a river. The. tide was high and he cculd not swim. A bulldog, seeing his plight, plunged into the water and
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    HITLER'S GANG AT WORK IN U.S.
    123 15 Moscow, Sept 28 "THE ocean gradually erases to be a barrier of separation between oJd and new works as German submarines and planes operatiiiß from bMM which they have siized penetrate beyond the 42nd meridian dividing the two hemispheres *ays the "Red Fleet. 1
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    RED AIR FORCE SUCCESSES
    102 15 London, Sept. 28. THE destruction, of 44 tanks and 145 vehicles achieved m two days by one squadron of the Red Air Force on the so" 'th- western sector of the fro-it is reported m a supplement to the midnight Soviet communique, according to the Moscow
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    Singapore Cross Country Race
    287 15 ■"PHI in nu.i Singapore op*n champion* ship u-n-inilf cross country r.i< r will •»<• held .it 7 a. Hi on Snnd.iy morning on Nov. i. <»■ -iuiiK.-d by the Clerical Union th« romjWtlUoa 1- >>\u:i. to nil rntm'xr. ->[ thm public .it entr..u<-' lc«s id $1
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    Sappers & Miners Held
    108 15 Sappers Miners Held A last-minute goal by Arokiftsatny s.ivt# the Sappers and Miners from drfi-.it when they the siiii; .i|n»r»» Hornets In a hockey match played at ThonipM 1 Koad The Hornets j?nve a fine display nfft>r.*t a rlnerer side, and after being down onenil ot half-time, i. illicd well
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      596 15 Public Notices SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. BOARD OF MANAGEMENT OK THK Annual Supplies 1942. \y RISKS (GOO I> S) INSURANCE FUND. Tenders are invited for supplies incorporated m the Colony of the 'tor one year from 1 January, 1942, Straits Settlements*, under the following heads:— NOTICE 1 Lighters for transport of coal
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    Japanese Move For -More Oil
    197 16 - Tientsin. Srpt. 2>s IT is understood that Nor Hi China's oil posi'.ion wa> disc uv ci last Tuesday when rcpiescnta tives of leading oil importers attended a conference with the Japanese authorities at Peiping with the approval of their respective head offices. The Importers are
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    Small Raids On East England
    46 16 London, Sept. 28 ABRIIJ.?H Air Ministry communique Issued this morning states: "There wm llttts enemy activity before midnight last night. **A mall number of bombs wai dropped at a fey. polati In Eust England. "These did only very slight reported. Reuter
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    CBINA SEEN AS A MAJOR POWER
    305 16 CBINA SEEN AS A MAJOR POWER London. Sept. 28. fHINA is dostined to become a major power m politics; she may become a major stabilising factor or great menac to international peace— this will depend on how she reconstructed after the war. declared Dr. Zing Yang-kuo. addressing the British Association
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    Tripoli Suffers Heavy Damag
    268 16 Tripoli Suffers Heavy Da mag Cairo. Sept. 28 f CONSIDERABLE damage was done at ft] m raids by the R.A.F. and Fleet Air according to the R.A.F. Middle East com niquc issued yesterday. The communiqu, states noli and Benshii/i were v aircraft of the R a F on i nesday
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    Kidnapped Woman Found
    76 16 Peiping. Sept. 28. MRS. Denzil Clarke. see P. 3>. Japanborn wife of a British Press attache, w a s handed over to her husband at the Japanese Embassy this afternoon well, but suffering from slight nervous shock. She stated she was well-treated and suffered no hardships.— Reuter.
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    21 16 Berlin, Sept. 28. PREMIER ELIAS of the Protectorate Government m Prague, has been arrested on a charge of high treason Reuter
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      39 16 IT is stated authoritatively that ui^ oi the 14 Briusn fighters reported as lost on operations over northern France on Saturday afternoon b safe. This makes the total losses over northern Fiance as 13 British and 21 German Reuter
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      34 16 unsuccessful attempt on the life of Dr. Tuka. Puppet Premier of Slovakia, is reported m autho ritative Czechoslovak circles m Jerusalem. The would-be assailant, an officer m the Slovak army, has been arrested Reuter
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      34 16 RESPONSIBLE quarters m Ankara deny that von Papen. the German Ambassador, has asked for an interview with the Turkish President, but he is expected to see Foreign Minister Sarajoglu and Sec-retary-General Menemencoglu to-morrow. Reuter
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    CRIPPLED SUNDERLAND'S GAME FIGHT
    247 16 CRIPPLED SUNDERLAND'S GAME FIGHT London. Sept. 28 TUENTY-FIVE-TON Sund. erland flying boats are usually armed with noth. ing more than a sawn-off shot-gun, but one Tommy-sun and the crew's revolvers were the total armament of a flying wreck of a derelict fly. in?. boat which chased off a cannon firing
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