Morning Tribune, 15 July 1940
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Article, Illustration115 1940-07-15 1 I Babies' Club" is conducted m the churchyard of St. Paul's Covent Itrden, London, by Miss Gertrude itt 6 -year-old solo contralto of St. auiv She started the club when racuatod children began to return i London, the idea being to prevent he cbildrtfl playing m the streets.115 words
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Article242 1940-07-15 1 Britain Fights For U.S. Also »r.' Lord Says B London, July 14. I JHE FIRST LORD of the AdB ntiralty, in a broadcast I speech last night, said that it Bvvas his pride no less than his I «uty to state that the demands I of this war on the242 words
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605 1940-07-15 1 NATIONWIDE MOVE IN AMERICA TO HELP BRITAIN; 'STOP HITLER' CALL NEW YORK, JULY 14. THE FOLLOWING IS KXTOACTED FROM A FULL PAGE ADVERTISEMENT TO APPEAR ACROSS THE COUNTRY SOON. UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF THE COMMITTEE TO DEFEND AMERICA BY AIDING THE ALLIES. "Help Britain, stop Hitler now. Hitler has notReuter - 605 words
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Article175 1940-07-15 1 CHANNEL AIR BA TTLE London, July 14. INHERE WAS A terrific aerial battle miles above the Channel off southeast England this afternoon. When enemy raiders approached the coast, anti-aircraft guns opened fire, and then British fighters roared into action. The sky was filled with white blobs from bursting shells and.Reuter - 175 words
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Article93 1940-07-15 1 Commenting on to-day's German High Command communique, authoritative circles m London declare it to be a perfect 1 example of the German practice of manufacturing victories and writing down losses by reversing figures m the British Air Ministry bulletins. The Air Ministry report on yesterday's action over the English ChannelReuter - 93 words
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Article22 1940-07-15 1 Alexandria, July 14. R A.F. fighters drove off enemy aircraft that approached Alexandria this morning. No alarm was sounded ReuterReuter - 22 words
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203 1940-07-15 1 Cairo, July 14. A war communique states that attacks on Moyale continue. Although heavily out-numbered the small British Uarrison is still holding out and inflicting severe losses on the enemy. On the Western Desert front two enemy columns approaching Fort Capuzzo were again effectively203 words
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Advertisement10 1940-07-15 1 I Striking R.A.F. Successes See page 31 I j. I10 words
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Advertisement27 1940-07-15 1 (feW^l INSURE WITH I THE EASTERN UNITED I ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. sEcmm plus si;rxk:i I HEAD OFFICE-NO. I6D CECIL STREET, I SIN«,*rOR K S3. PHONE MO. SWS.27 words
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303 1940-07-15 2 London, July 14. MI ann.versary ol the fall of Bastille was celebrated by Frenchmen T London to-day, when m the presence of free military, nava. and air serv.ces, General De GauHe laid mttll at tho conotaph and another at the statue ol Md.shal303 words
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Article105 1940-07-15 2 Hungary Policy Now Pro-German Budapest, July 13. HUNGARIAN policy is now <le- cMedly pro-fertiaii, following tho Munich discussions and Count Tcleki, the Prtoe Minister, is more lirmly established than ever as ih<> country*! leader. Th* ream for Gernuu:y\s counsel of! moderation In regard to Hungary's I icvi.sjoni.st ambitions is thought.Reuter - 105 words
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72 1940-07-15 2 Berlin, July 13. THK evacuated districts of western Germany are being systematically repopulated, .says the official news agency. The first batch to return has been the manual workers and tradesmen, so that normal life may be resumed as quickly as possible. State and municipal authoritiesReuter - 72 words
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Article31 1940-07-15 2 London, July 14. The provisional total of men who registered to-day for military service the 1908 class- was 322,597 of which only 1,ft49 registered as conscientious objec- ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article206 1940-07-15 2 France Not Playing A Losing Game London, July 13. 1 PFNEKAL de Gaulle stated m a S French broadcast to-night that I he now had under his command I "a considerable military force able to fight at any moment; on land, J m air or on the sea.' I -ThereReuter - 206 words
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Article96 1940-07-15 2 New York, July 14. A Washington dispatch to the New York Times says that diplomatic circles revealed that a favourable reaction has been received from all Pan-American nations to the Cuban proposal that a joint protectorate be established by the 21 American Republics over the New World possessionsReuter - 96 words
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Article176 1940-07-15 2 Washington, July 13. Although President Roosevelt is not poiner to Ch ongo for the Democratic Convention, no-one doubts that the Convention will be completely under his influence. He will exercise "remote control" from Washington. President Roosevelt will go dow.i m political history as a polu kept the secret of hisReuter - 176 words
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95 1940-07-15 2 Synthetic Rubber Planned In U.S.A Xfnv 1 k, TIHE National Dv: I Commission fortnight to comply < production of synth. I m future could clin 1 I States dependence on port* I was announced by a I Commission, Mr. Kdward'H Stettinius. Jr. I Members of the Con.: had conferred withReuter - 95 words
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Article154 1940-07-15 2 Legless Ma Leads R.A. Squadron London. July BEHIND the report that an R fighter command pilot, who lost legs m a pre-war air crash, shot i a Dornier 18 near the sea recently piloting a Hurricane, lies it human of pluck and determination. After passing through an aii tn schoolB.O.W. - 154 words
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Article32 1940-07-15 2 New York, July 14— The Cha«fl of the National City Bank H m York, Mr. James H. Perkins, m nfa hoart :*ttai k last n Re uterReuter - 32 words
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654 1940-07-15 3 R. A. F. SCORE MORE STRIKING SUCCESSES IN GERMANY AT HOME lv London, July 14. Air Ministry communique states: "Bombers of the R.A.F, on Friday night continued attacks on objectives m Germany, despite adverse weather conditions. Naval bases at Emden and Kiel were again attacked. Damage was caused and manyReuter - 654 words
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Article, Illustration38 1940-07-15 3 iih\. July 14 M. Ybamejaray, bier of Youth and Family, has led on the suppression of sport a profession. He will appoint 1 Borotra, the famous tennis er as Director of Spoi' Reuter BOROTRAReuter - 38 words
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Article29 1940-07-15 3 ■nascns, July H— The deraobiliB "I mmiip classes of reservists ie Near East has been ordered i m.-mnunique issued by the eh (Ommand. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article542 1940-07-15 3 NGLO- JAPANESE TALKS GOING ON London, July 14. glo-Japaneae talks m Tokyo have brought a whole crop of curate and incomplete reports, mostly from Japanese sources, I turn have inspired criticisms of British policy m the Far K)rts concern the propo- he Burma road for arms a proposal which is542 words
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Article363 1940-07-15 3 PILOT TELLS OF AIR BATTLE London, July 14. A YOUNG fighter pilot gave a broadcast account last night of his part m Wednesday's biggest air battle In the English Channel when 14 enemy aircraft were destroyed and 23 seriously damaged. The pilot, whose squadron that day shot down their 50thB.O.W. - 363 words
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Article47 1940-07-15 3 TRANS- A TLANTIC AIR SERVICES London. July 14 Representatives oi" Bri'ish Overseas Airways announced that Trans-Atlantic flights between Ute British Isles and New Voik. via Montreal and Botwood (Wv fouiulland). will bejf.'n within a month. They sai<! that the pianos will cany both mails and passengers. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Advertisement19 1940-07-15 3 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION. LIMITED China ItuildiiiK <hulia Strwt, PHONE >KOK- SIXGAI'OIM: FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLES, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PERSONAL ACCIDENT.19 words
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Article, Illustration1298 1940-07-15 4 Vera Ardmore - War Fund Show A t Raffles A Great Success: Week -End Flashes Vera Ardmore By i»i:oi»li: a PLACES Till CHEMI llvi b mp ■m the ballrooi m| fi.i- ;ife-buoys tagged •W; Fund Night" Instead oi the hip's name, cluttei aitd quantities ol greenery at Raffles o« Baturdaj night was fully1,298 words
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Advertisement104 1940-07-15 4 CIVE YOUR CHILD A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS CAREER rsgf v^fc. Piirents, spare your .it child the uncertainty JkL a J* TaW Thf> Slngayorf I yj —7 '^5k ,/'%''''"»cli of Fitmanv J f +rT~l) I i .Wkr^/HHBT 1 (i "> .In your child OST-- YFr*-* St(1 ""k:rfipher. v C^/f r* Hnukkppprr. Secret;ii\104 words
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Advertisement53 1940-07-15 4 HELPERS i Miss Anne Godwin (left) md 1 Mrs. J.H.J. Dredge pictured a* a meeting on Friday m conned with the War Fund show to held at the Seaview Hotel m August 31. Just received A new consignment Cocktail hats and Turbans. Your inspection cordially invite "CCI C" C-3. RODNKV53 words
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Article, Illustration785 1940-07-15 5 CUT -AND -KEEP RECIPES f FOR YOUR f I COOKERY SCRAPBOOK i i who arc interested In new mpttng dishes and delicacies. pane of recipes to be kept at Md referred to when required tutvc tomatoes, m two delicious, ■.try dissimilar forms. lOMATO AND LEMOX CRISH m! tomato juice tabteipooni785 words
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Article, Illustration999 1940-07-15 6 BRITAIN SEEKS PEACE IN FAR EAST Radio Talk By I Hon. Mr. Jones I THE EFFORTS of the British Government to seek a peaceful solution I of the war m the Far East, between two nations who fought on I the Allied side against Germany m the last war, and999 words
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Advertisement87 1940-07-15 6 ANTI-SHRINK FABRICS. y-i *Mkiftilb t lK? k WT'v l A y ullffl uMrtJl irl LT' J f Spy* T' J 4ICi i 1 I'F'ilW WS W < 7 f«T r C <v TSI Cannot Shrink Easy To Wash Cannot Stretch Easier To Dry Cannot Fade Easiest To Iron These kvely87 words
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401 1940-07-15 7 Economic Position Analysed (Reuters Special Commentary) London, July 14. JN an article headed "Europe's Scarcity," The Economist states that althnujrh the Germans claim that Britain's blockade weapon has been blunted, German controlled Europe is no nearer self-sufficiency lhan the Third Reich. "Politically and strategically, theReuter - 401 words
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206 1940-07-15 7 CHILDREN'S EVACUATION: U.S. BREAKS RED TAPE New York, July 14. THE National Maritime Union, a trades union representing the majority of American seamen m the Vlantie trnde. <o-day offered furnish a crew without pay to m i 'mercy ship," if one is sent to the British Isles, to evacuate tiiitlronReuter - 206 words
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Article86 1940-07-15 7 Berlin, July 13. AN article m Boersen Zeitung, which gives a hint of the "New Europe" which the Nazis have m mind, says: "It is completely reconcilable with the honour of a small nation to bs under the protection and leadership of the German Reich.Reuter - 86 words
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Article153 1940-07-15 7 EIRE NOW FULLY PREPARED Dublin, July 14. "PIRE awaits events arising out of the European War calmly, but prepared. She cannot be caught unawares now, whether the attack comes from the land, or air. She is particularly well equipped to meet an air attack, specially if it is proposed toReuter - 153 words
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248 1940-07-15 7 (Stater's Special Commentary) 1 HE Genu. a legation that the blockade of England is more 1 effective than the blockade of the Continent k. disoroved by th. followinff facts: d..;*^* nonunions and 30 per cent, of Britain's total 5 come from the Continent and248 words
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Article75 1940-07-15 7 Washington, July 14. AMERICA'S production of smokeless A powder will be more than doubled by the construction of a new f«£Ury at Indiana which will be bui t by the Government at a cost of $30,000,000 and operated by Uu Pom De Nemours and Company.Reuter - 75 words
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Article304 1940-07-15 7 HUNT BELIEVE HITLER'S TALK ABOUT A "SECRET WEAPON." Even before the outbreak of war m Europe there were German claims that they possessed a deadly secret weapon which would give them a definite advantage over an enemy and would sweep all opposition from their path. The war is304 words
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Article, Illustration512 1940-07-15 8 TURKEY, LAND OF INTRIGUE (onstantinople. TL'RKKY nun be- a neutral country but the war is being fought hrn iml the MWe— instead of on battlefields, m the drawing rooms tJ tanlgH residents. In Ankara the diplomats have given up trying t., a>k comoatible p— pit to their receptions and the512 words
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123 1940-07-15 8 200 PEOPLE GIVE THEIR BLOOD TO THE B.E.F. JHE Army Blood Transfusion Centre urgently needed supplies to send to the B.E.F. m Norway. It was night. Wliei^ could donors be found quickly? An inquiry was put through to a Wesl country aircraft factoiy where were many men on night work123 words
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Article, Illustration393 1940-07-15 9 'MORAL PERIL' FOR TROOPS Children As Touts For Vice Haunts The campaign to put houses of ill-fame out of bounds t«. British troops,— which succeeded m the last year of the last Great War m France,— had begun again prior to the huge German push which overwhelmed the French armies.393 words
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Article, Illustration88 1940-07-15 9 THE WELSH LION PURRS— ROARS— AND LASHES OUT If l< WINSTON," warned George m a speech Vnent before the French 1 let the rest of the you as an air raid 2 "WE HAVE HANDED her Rumania," said the aged Welsh lion, referring to Germany's victories m Norway. "I hope88 words
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Article94 1940-07-15 10 fKKAT success attended the Boys' U Brigade (irand Concert held at th<- St. Andrew's School Hall on Saturday night m aid §1 thp Now Com,: -im\ headquarter building fund. C( i] ..i-. msinlv inimical items, the profrrammc vu well received by an appreciative audience. M'-s Florence Wong,94 words
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Article153 1940-07-15 10 IT 5 p.m. on Saturday at the Bethesda Gospel Hall Mi (i A iratoi down the aisle with a bride on each arm. He gave away his daughters Gwendolyn and (Hga at their double wedding to Lance Corporal Ralph Desmond Sharpe, R.E., and Lance153 words
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Article48 1940-07-15 10 Recruiting Overflo In Australia London, July 14—' imn,uM the Australian Imperil I I been so heavy that more c^mps^H be needed, according t the vjl Radio. New South Wal< s has <-n2 men to provide quotas for thre«J divisions. Two thousand menfl being: added to the Navy. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Advertisement654 1940-07-15 11 Motor Vehicles FOR SALE Flat used car. Prloe $80 Good condition. Inspection at 11-A, Oalrnhlll Circle off Orchard Road, Singapore. (No. 9Wt) FOR SALE 12 HP. Two Seater Sports Alvta Ta«ed. Insured, $500-. Lieut Comdr Marsham. Box 19, Naval Base. Tel. Dockyard 252. (No 82E FOR SALE Austin 7 Baloon654 words
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Advertisement86 1940-07-15 12 I Welcomed back by Enthusiast* Crowds I at Ye>lerday'> Opening II I The Splendid M.G.M. Adventure epic Brought back by Public Demand. J<\\PM Ol 3 15-615-9 1 5 TO-DAY $2 f oo0 f OOO FILM _T HRIL LJ D It' i th *%»n I i ll^^jMl* TWP'^^^i mm ml/d tab86 words
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Advertisement215 1940-07-15 12 I Iff DAY OF EXTENDED SEASON I 3-15, 6-15 9-15 AlJlAftllSlj J j A LOVE STORY YOU'LL LIVE-.WITH A CAST YOU ll L 0V n I^OBERON' BRENT BINNIE BARNES FRANK McHUGH Ok^cnd by iomuno gouloin tM»I \l\<. TO-MORROW PROCEEDS TO WAR FU\!) A I II A >l II It A215 words
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Article40 1940-07-15 13 t Honolulu. July If \i;\ tjirl was bom to Mrs. James I, Cromwell, formerly Doris ir.ii liest Girl-in-the- world "> three months prematurely ,1 '0 hours after birth, it was „n«.n.i by hrr secretary. Reute rReuter - 40 words
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Article50 1940-07-15 13 FRENCH CRUISER AT MARTINIQUE Berlin, July 14— The German News A claims that the French Lr "j,,5,! Imile Bert m (5,880 tons), m:is stationed at Halifax \So\ i Motia) when the Francofcrman armistice was signed, has Hicceeded i» leaving the harbour Itspite its being guarded and arrived it Martinique^ ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article250 1940-07-15 14 TEACHERS BEAT S.C.R.C. I Tilt. Teachers' Association beat the 1 ICIC by two wirkets m a oieket match at the S C X t round yr«trrday. ft ature ol the Mime wa«, the splendid bJttin« of Oag S.vee Kenfi who scored I *l I uni agaioft his Club. Evan Wodk250 words
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Article, Illustration278 1940-07-15 14 A rtny D ism issed rFor Only 36 DLAYKD on the SRC ground vest iday, the cricket match between UIC SRC. and the Army XI resulted m a victory for the club by Batting fiiv.t the SRC scored278 words
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Article187 1940-07-15 14 S.C.C. BEA T MALAYS BY 92 RUNS THE S.C.C. beat the Ml v by g runs m a cricket mat< i, p i av j on Balestier Plain on v.t U rdaV Scores M.F.A: H. R. Omar b Wallet o l* man b Waites 0, Ismail Z -i'ludin k Waites187 words
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Article98 1940-07-15 14 London. Jul\ 14. IN a one-day match at Lords, ihf London Counties beat an Empirf XI by 104 runs. The Counties .scored 259 for eight declared, Jo» Hulme 78 not out. and the Empire XI replied with 155. At Trent Bridge, an RAF XI b*at Notts by 98Reuter - 98 words
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Article259 1940-07-15 14 A FEATURE of the cricket match the Police was the fine batting The match, on the S.C.C. ground resulted m a win fo r the Club by 57 X lllltS n Th SCC"5 CC )ilcd HP 227 to which r.n^i bl i wlin 8259 words
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25 1940-07-15 14 A I ACKAOE, which (he New York non lire say. contained an "infcma ma nujnlt, ftfij cf^U^ Reu terReuter - 25 words
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Advertisement64 1940-07-15 14 j Bl lilt FH I s\f you have bald head, if J* I r I is thin or mwi tlowlr; i r i «ff m patches or ;eneVu!l. iciifonntor early ffrcyinj, of s»m? have dandruff or fee] an i sensation on your sculp, wait for things to grow wi.r IV.64 words
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Article146 1940-07-15 15 Saturday's Race Results I-. Mills m brief of the races on Saturday at Bukit Timah were as follows: u< 1 NEW CELLO $21 &$9 Highland Beacon $22 Topla $13 RESISTANCE KS SlO Rlaricum 514 Bruas SlO ENTAIWS $53 Sl3 Inez $7 high Life $12 Kacc 4: KALILI 537 SII Fleming146 words
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Article135 1940-07-15 15 Singapore Badminton Tournament "HK Singapore Badminton Association tigles and doubles championships well under way, and several latches were seen during tho 3 at the Clerical Union Hall. urday Benjamin Heng (United was extended by Chia Chin Joo winning 15—6: 13—13; (5-0). c doubles, Lee Kirn Seng and F.J. < Eclipse)135 words
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Article1103 1940-07-15 15 (Continued frdm page 1) wide world m spite of German U-boat* and bombera." if French capital shiu had fallen into enemy hands, Mr. Alex ander added:— "Lookinsrfurther afield, how might tnsecurity of commerce and even the territory of the American continent have been weakened had the powerB.O.W. - 1,103 words
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Article38 1940-07-15 15 EVACUEES RETURN TO GIBRALTAR Gibraltar. July 14 The majority of people recently evacuated from here to French Morocco have now returned. According to an announcement issued by the Governor, circumstances arose necessitating their immediate withdrawal from Morocco. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article46 1940-07-15 15 London, July 14.— More Czechoslovak soldiers arrived m Great Britain, led by the Comrrrander-in -Chief, General Ingr, who directed the operation of the Czechoslovak Army m France. The evacuation of the Czechoslovak Army has thus been successfully concluded without the loss of men or material. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Advertisement92 1940-07-15 15 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. f.-tablifhed by Royal Charter A V. 1321 Jncornc-ated m the Netheiiands Baft Indies. < Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS Paid Up Capital f .40.030.000,Reserve Fund 10,500,000.Lnndon Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED Head Office: BATAVIA. Branches: Netherlands East Indies:- Sourabaj* Samarang, Medan, Weltevred'« Bandoeng, CheriDon, Tegal. Peca lonian.92 words
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Article, Illustration14 1940-07-15 16 Mai if pla.«t "..V »«,.dr» r,pl.<as. I hot., -"^^^"a^nery.14 words
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287 1940-07-15 16 NAZI AIR LOSSES OV ER BRITAIN SEVEN TO ONE London. July 13. THK determined bid by the (iermans to test the possibilities of a direct aerial blockade of Britain m the past week has proved both costly and uninspiring to her leaders, writes Reuter's air correspondent. Since Sunday she has287 words
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Article96 1940-07-15 16 N.Z. MUST PRODUCE MORE 1 Wellington, July 14. A CALL to New Zealand to produce more was made by the Prime Minister Mr. Fraser m a broadcast speech to-day. He declared that every additional ounce produced m the fields, factories and workshops, was a blow for liberty Every ship ladenReuter - 96 words
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Article32 1940-07-15 16 Moscow, July 14. The eight milUon rouble loan of the third five-year plan has been over-sub-scribed by 1,060,000 roubles within 11 days, according to the Tass Acimrv ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article37 1940-07-15 16 ITALY LOSES SUBMARINE Ti London, July 14. Hie Italian communique quoted by the Ita an wireless admits the loss of an Italian .submarine and claims the sinking of a British .submarine by a mntn* i torpedo-boat. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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137 1940-07-15 16 Monday, July 15, 1940. japan-axis! MIUTARY ALLIANCE URGED' Tokyo. July H AGERMAN-ITALIAN-JAPANISE military alliance Kb urged bj the newspaper, Nichi Nit hi Shimbun, which says that Japan nm>t make the conclusion of such m alliance the highest object of her diplomacy. Such an alliance would enable Japan to "ensure anReuter - 137 words
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Article85 1940-07-15 16 Italy's Oil" Shortage New York, July ill "THE brief battle m the MediterraneJ m the past week indicates m Italy's sea supply lines to Libya may* threatened by the British Fleet, say»| writer m the New York Times The writer regards the British >vm lines tt> the great oil fieldsReuter - 85 words
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Article75 1940-07-15 16 London, July 1J AVER 9.000 schoolchildren from Lond and Croydon, who wore among first to be evacuated shortly be! outbreak of the war, were re evac fiom Brighton and Hove to-day. In ten months, the children mwj come greatly attached to Sussex w and many children andReuter - 75 words
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Article29 1940-07-15 16 BRITAIN GETS MORE TEA London, Jufr/J The Ministry of Food announce day that tea stocks are w "L^B thened by an additional. 40.w*.~l Ifrom the Dutch East Incn«_- ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article28 1940-07-15 16 Honolulu, July 4 r ,L l *l authorities announced lI nde l United States Fleet "ill "routine operations at §e« next week. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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