Morning Tribune, 3 August 1940

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    11 1 The Morning Tribune Vol. f> No. 157, Sat.. Aug. 3, 1940.
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    "FRIENDS OF THE SOVIET" MAKE TROUBLE IN FINLAND
    207 1 "FRIENDS OF THE SOVIET" MAKE TROUBLE IN FINLAND Moscow, Aug. 2. SIGNIFICANT despatch pub- I A lished by the official News M encv from Helsinki, says that the authorities there have prerented a meeting sponsored by j the "Society far Friendship and I Pc aC e with the Soviet Union/
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    THOUSANDS ARE DYING DAILY
    294 1 IN FAMINE-STRICKEN EUROPE NEW YORK. AUG. 2. piE NEW YORK SUN STATES THAT FAMINE IS NOT IMMINENT IN EUROPE— IT IS ALREADY THERE. This is the conclusion reached by experts after a careful survey. f the population of the area round Warsaw— aggregating between and seven
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    MANY AMERICAN SOLDIERS LAND IN BRITAIN WITH CANADIAN DIVISION
    354 1 MANY AMERICAN SOLDIERS LAND IN BRITAIN WITH CANADIAN DIVISION AMERICAN SOLDIERS HAVE NOW LANDED IN BRITAIN TO HELP IN THE WAR AGAINST HIT. LER. News of this was received m Singapore early this morning from London, announcing the arrival of the second division of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. Among the
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    SWEDEN NEUTRAL
    63 1 Stockholm, Aug. 3. KING GUSTAV of Sweden to-day reaffirmed Sweden's policy of neutrality m a speech from the Throne at the opening of the extraordinary session of the Riksdag. He declared:— lam firmly determined to maintain friendly relations on all sides. "I shall not relax my efforts to
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    40 1 London, Aug. 2. The Ministry of Food has entered into an agreement with the Canadian Wheat Board to purchase during the cereal year July 1940-41, a further 100 million bushels of wheat. This is th* largest nurchase ever recorded. Reuter
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    QUAKE IN JAPAN
    59 1 Tokyo, Aug 2 A TIDAL WAVT swept the western coast of Hokkaido Island early this morning, and washed away 1,300 fLshing boats Much loss of life is feared. The wave followed an earthquake shock which rocked Sapporo, capital of Hokkaido, and many other places. The earthquake's epicentre
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    20 1 Cairo. Aug. 2: The communique statei: 'No further developments m Dobel ana. and nothing to report on the fronts Reuter
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    CANADIAN AIRMEN'S SUCCESS
    67 1 CANADIAN AIRMEN'S SUCCESS London, Aug. 2, The Air Ministry News Service i states that a Canadian sergeant J pilot, patrolling with two other S Hurricanes over a convoy yesterday, sent down a Junkers dive- bomber into the sea. A second enemy bomber was severely damaged, and all our three pilots,
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    GERMANS MAKE LEAFLET RAIDS ON BRITAIN
    317 2 WILL HA YE NO VALUE London, Aug. 2. THE] I b to but :< I i' 1 1 Min> to |MU i I ompiete lack ol understanding ol the Brj condition! wind* unonf Nj/i .idTh»- rhoicp ol extract fpom tlw (;eichfiUfl speech a particularly
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    Details Of Alcantara Battle
    142 2 Details Of Alcantara Battle London, Aug. 'i. FROM furtin i details available m London to-d:\v of the action m the South i UantJc by the British merchant cruUer Alcantara against i German raider, it appear i thai the action began at about H>,ooo yardf winch toe Alcantara closed i scoring
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    Polish Ship Escapes From Nazis
    141 2 Polish Ship Escapes From Nazis London. Aug. 2. BRITISH naval authorities have cougrattdated Captain Dybek of the Polish steamer Kroman, 1.864 tons, on the courage, engineering skill and tine seamanship of himablf and crew. The Kroman was Lying at Dakar where it had been immobilised by the removal of a
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    HITLER'S FINAL APPEAL
    146 2 HITLER 'S FINAL APPEAL S London. Aus t i iMKMAN planCl made their tiiM j^lJf lafltt raid <»n Britain during > Mhe night. S Contmteißg extra* ls from Hit- y kr's n-<ent speech and headed "Hitler's laM appeal to reason i they fell |H thoiwind* over a t<:\\M m th;
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    Small Ship Downs Two Nazi Planes
    99 2 London. Aug. 2. \\'HEN a small vessel arrived at an enst Scottish pert to-day, it wus stated that when she was off the north-east cca^t of Scotland, two enemy planes fired aerial, torpedoes at her The ship's gunner shot down one plane with the
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    Degaulle "Sentenced"
    54 2 Clermont Ferrand, Aug. 2. GENERAL DEGAULLE has been sentenced to death m his absence by the military court, states Havas Agency. The sentence also includes military degradation and confiscation of his property. Gen. Detfaulfe d with treason attempt against the utside safety 01 the State arid rittu»rtinm nhirnrt
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    Heavy R. A. F. Raid On Cherbourg
    169 2 Heavy R. A. F. Raid On Cherbourg Lcndon, Aug 2 'J'HE Air Ministry announces that a strong force of aircraft of the coastal command made a successful daylight attack cti the German occupied aerodrome of Cherbourg yesterday. The attack was pressed home m the face of very heavy anti-aircraft flre.
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    FRESH BERLIN THREATS TO RUMANIA
    205 2 FRESH BERLIN THREATS TO RUMANIA Bucharest, Attg HUNGARIAN claim> to Transylvania continue to dominate the situa m Rumania. The question of ceding Dobruja to Bulgaria does not ioom so large and it is expects a settlement on this will be reached by direct negotiations this month. Germany's uncompromising su port
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    Two More Britons Arrested
    74 2 Two More Britons Arrested London, A IT IS learned officially that two 1 British subjects have been arre m Korea by the Japanese autho: They are the Reverend Clw member of the English Church Mi* at Heiji, and Mr. Sandford, wl arrested at Teijo. h Representations have been made the
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    ITALIANS CONTINUE TO SUFFER HEAVILY
    459 3 Huge Ammunition Dump Oil Refinery Blown Up ITALIANS MASSED ON NORTH LIBYAN FRONTIER Cairo, Aug. 2. 7HE R.A.F. communique states that a highly successful raid was carried out by RAF. bombing aircraft on a large ammunition dump near Bardia yesterday. The noise and shock of
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    NAZIS GUN LIFEBOAT
    102 3 I London, Ant; 2. > fT IS learned m London thai when small coasting vessels i were sunk m the German air attack on a convoy m the Chan- nel on July 25, men from one ship sunk were machine-gunned i by a German plane while a
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    GERMAN WITH MAPS ARRESTED IN ARGENTINE
    50 3 GERMAN WITH MAPS ARRESTED IN ARGENTINE Bueno.s Aires. Aug. 2. A former officer of the scuttled German battleship Graf Spec, named Gott'.ofT, has been arrested. He had escaped fiom internment and was hiding m a chaco. Military maps and photographs of Argentine oilfields were found m his pos session. Reuter
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    Tokyo Envoy To N.E.I.
    30 3 Tokyo. Aug. 2. T'HE post of special envoy to the Netherlands East Indies has been offered to General Kuniaki Koiso. former Minister for Overseas Affairs.- Reuter
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    SHORTER HOURS FOR ARMS WORKERS
    363 3 PEALISINC; that a of excessive hours of work is likely to defeat the object of increased production for which increased hours .ere temporarily 'introduced m war industries the Minister tfbtair, has sent seres of suggestions drawn up m consultation with th« British Employers' Confederation and
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    ANOTHER NAZI SCAREKRIEG
    398 4 Guns Massed A long The French Coast London, Au» M fa** been thinking to-day about a report published In ttu New York Times from Vichy from then correspondents, who say W« the Germans are busy putting lon B -rangr artillery all along the French coast from Buolognc
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    READY FOR THE NAZIS
    90 4 Picture of a section of a British infantry regiment (now back m bf. land) which held a large sector of the Somme during a vtal stage m the German advance. They were cut off from the main body of the B.K.F. They commandeered vehicles and turned
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    Flying-Boat Repels Enemy Attack On Ship Convoy
    703 4 London, Aug. 1. AN Air Ministry communique states: Yesterday Royal Air Force aircraft of the Bomber Command carried out daylight attacks on military objectives m Germany and shipping off the Dutch and German coasts. In the course of these raids, our bombers were
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    DOCTOR FINED IN SCARLET FEVER CASE
    295 5 DOCTOR FINED IN SCARLET FEVER CASE RIAKKING that accused had formed his diagnosis on insufficient u rounds, having failed to take into consideration much of the ptfent'l history which could -have been available by talking to him, i District Judge to-day imposed a fine of $50 and costs on Dr.
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    Cold Storage Clerk's Breach
    96 5 to have misappropriated money by jing credit notes m favour of customer, Chua Teck Lock, a 22-yeai-old clerk of the Singaoore Cold Storage, was produced before Mr. L.C. Goh. m the Fifth Police Court, yesterday. Chua pleaded guilty to three charges ol criminal breach of trust
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    20 5 Messrs Oian Singh's annual .sale ends to-day at 8 p.m. and not at 1 p.m. as announced In yesterday's advertisement.
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    LOCAL DEFENCE CORPS PLANS
    216 5 [T IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED THAT PLANS FOR THE FORMATION OF A LOCAL DEFENCE CORPS ARE BEING RAPIDLY DEVELOPED IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA. The Corps is primarily intended fcr men over 41 years of age and others who, for one reason or another,
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    Cheated Girl Of Ring
    153 5 SO convincing was Aziz bin Mohamed's persuasive tongue, that Eu Wai I- one. a Chinese girl employed at one of the stalls at Tait's Shows, took off her diamond ring and allowed Aziz to walk away with it. He promised to return m a short interval
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    MILLION DOLLAR ESTATE WILL CASE JUDGMENT
    283 5 MILLION DOLLAR ESTATE WILL CASE JUDGMENT JUDGMENT was delivered m the Him J Court yesterday by Mr. Justice T rell dismissing the action of Wee 800 Lat. who claimed a .share as a benefleiarv ir. the estate of the late Wee Siang Tat, which i.s valued at over a million
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    "THE ART OF WAITING"
    53 5 Dr. Victor Purcell. M.C.S., mill broadcast from the Kuala Lumpur station on Sunday, Aug. 4, after the 8.20 news His talk will begin at aboutS.4s p.m. and will be re-broadcast by the Singapore station. The subject of the talk will be "The Art of Waiting"— waiting
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      40 5 Public Notice ANNOUNCEMENT BANK OF CHINA )iporated m China by Special Charter) MEDAN SUB-AGENCY WILL COMMENCE BUSINESS »<li August 10 10 Address 74, Kesawan, Medan, Sumatra. P. O. Box No. 65 Telegraphic Address:•CIUJNGKI O* Sub- Agent: Mr. W. L. Yu.
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    "UNSATISFACTORY" CASE, SAYS CORONER
    183 6 Boy's Death I RAVING ins house m Ann Siang Hill on the afternoon ol Jul> 17 to go for a swim, eleven-year-old Let Ah Lam was walking with another friend along Keong Saik Road when he was knocked down by a lorry. Uc received extensive injuries
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    34 6 Chungking. Aug. 1. A CONFERENCE cf the Ministry of Communications is shaping pans for the revival of Chinas ancient pony expn 88 system known as "I Chan" for the transport of war material. Chinese
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    CHINA ATTENDS TO HER FOOD PROBLEM
    97 6 CHINA ATTENDS TO HER FOOD PROBLEM Chungking, Aug. I THJI Executive Yuan on July 30 decided to establish National Food Administration centralising the production, transportation, ftOTAgC and distribution qj foodstuffs. The Vic<--Mini.st« r cf Communication:-;. Mr Lv Tso-fu, who Li also the KenenU manner oi the Ming Sung Industrial Company,
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    DUKE OF KENT VISITS FRENCH AIRMEN
    62 6 London. Aug. 2. H.i tik- DuKe of Kent vifeiftd tm I itation m East Anglia and met officer* and airmen of General De GauUe's army of free Frenchmen who have taken part In the recent operations over Oetmaaj The D«ke made a complete tour
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    Nelson Eddy's Broadcast To-night At Capitol
    68 6 Star of "Balalaika." the film now showing at the Capitol, Nelson Eddy will broadcast to a Capitol audience to-night at 9. This follows the broadcast on Monday, the opening night of the picture, when the broadcast, unfortunately came over one hour too early. To-night's
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    Judge Warns Monico Cafe Proprietor
    257 6 WITH a warning that appellant would be wise to remember that. having been convicted once, a subsequent conviction is punishable With imprisonment which may extend to two years, Mr. Justice Terrell dismissed the appeal of Lim Joo Seng Alias John Lim, the proprietor of Monico
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    DISCHARGE FOR GERMAN BANKRUPT
    86 6 DISCHARGE FOR GERMAN BANKRUPT J^ GERiMAN bom m Singapore, CM. Habecost, was granted a discharge from bankruptcy by Mr. Terrell, at the High Court, yesterday. The order was. however, suspended from operation for one month. Appearing on behalf of the Official Assignee, Mr G. H. Po informed the court that
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    CHARGES UNDER FOOD ORDINANCE
    185 6 CHARGES UNDER FOOD ORDINANCE SEVERAL cases arising from >»n.- n ccs against the Food Re^ul iti On ordinance were dealt with mi n Fifth Police Court, yesterday. Kor selling one k ati of Thailu: HUt at three cents on July 5. v fixed maximum price was Thuah Kiok Peng and
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    ONLY PEACE WILL MEAN PROSPERITY FOR ASIA
    446 7 Japan, After 3 Years, No Nearer Conquest Of China London, Aug. 2. k ¥K the statement of policy issued by the new Japanese Government, and its amplification by Mr. Miitsuoka, Foreign Minister, violence ot tone and lack of clarity are strangely combined," says
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    FIFTH COLUMN IN PANAMA
    34 7 FIFTH COLUMN IN PANAMA Washington, Aug. 1. Vol. Henry L. Stimson, War Secretary, announced to- S )day that 81 foreign agents had S s Uwn detained m the Panama Canal zone for deportation.— Reuter
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    RUSSIAN OFFICIAL MURDERED
    85 7 RUSSIAN OFFICIAL MURDERED Shanghai. Aug. 2. /UHRLES XeUlcr, chairman of the V Russian Emigrants' Committee Reie! Asscciition was shot dead outside his home at 8 a.m. to-day by Chinese minmen. It is known that the Japanese authoritii had plans to establish a new Russian Emigre Ccmmittee m Shanghai and replacing
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    ARGENTINA TO TAKE CHILDREN
    73 7 London. Aug. 2. s reported thrt the Government of Argentina have published a decree sins the immigration into Argeni of a number of children from the United Kingdom. action is very iiiuch appreciated ondon, where it is regarded as a Renerous token of practical sympath; ftta
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    RUSSIAN CHALLENGE TO AXIS IN BALKANS
    114 7 Washington, Aug. 2. r HE American reaction to the first reports of Molotov's speech is that his remarks regarding Russia's frontiers being advanced to the Danube constitute a challenge to German and Italian ambitions m the Balkans. His statement regarding absorption of the Baltic
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    WINDSORS ON WAY TO BAHAMAS
    156 7 WINDSORS ON WAY TO BAHAMAS Lisbon, Aug. 2. LARGE crowds gathered at the quayside to witness the departure of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. The Duke and Duchess arrived m the ship separately, the Duchess going aboard first. The Duke was the last passenger to board the liner. Sailing,
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    MORE EMPIRE MONEY FOR FIGHTERS
    125 7 London, Aug. 2. INCLUDED m the £52.000 which has 1 been contributed m Fiji to the Bomber Fund are contributions from employees of the Theodoje mining group At meetings held by the mining employees it was agreed that European employees wculd contribute three days pay
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY, AUSUST 3, 1940. Soviet's Policy Of Opportunism
    320 7 Morning Tribune SATURDAY, AUSUST 3, 1940. Soviet's Policy Of Opportunism gTATEMENTS made by leading politicians are so often couchei m terms of diplomatic strategem that considerable care must be exercised m their interpretation. The speech of M. Molotov, the Soviet Foreign Commissar, for example, is so carefully weighed that on
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    Novel Celebration At The Swiss Club
    920 8  -  VERA ARDMORE i B I NATIONAL DAY Left— The Swiss Consul. Mr II Arbenz and Mrs. Arbenz pittin.,l i at the Swiss Club celebration Thursday night. Below: left to right. Ah Charles Corai, Mr. Brustlein, Mme. Widmann, Mrs. Heath and Mr. Lamprescht at the
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    LET'S THLK IT OVER
    1319 9 !f you have a problem, send it to Helen, our home expert, who answers readers' queries on this page every Saturday. Address your letter to her, C o Morning Tribune, Anson Road, Singapore, enclosing correspondence coupon. Ht Post Free Facilities s JN order to facilitate the
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      69 9 roast G U I il A FOWL a delicious addition to your week-end menu Pheasants are not available at the moment but we (have plenty of Guinea Fowl which have an equally fine flavour and are delicious roasted. Try one this coming week-end and see how good it is. PIIO
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    Many Towns Retaken By Chinese
    129 10 Many Towns Retaken By Chinese hungking, Aug. 1. VIGOROUS fighting flared up again alone the HO kilometers m the out h Kwangsi front from t«, <m)u late m the evening of Jul\ 30. at cording to a military report. The Chinese troops are now attack<ne from ISie corner of the
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    39 10 At the recen-. examn i )n held Royal Academy cf n. Art 7 don, for pupils figed 16-] McNicoi, daughter of Mr tll( j y" McNicol. Kuala Pertain Estate iS tan. gained the Meergic Albonc? hibiticn achohuThip for year
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      169 12 NELSON EDDY will broadcast TO-NIGHT at 9 O'clock from Hollywood Come and hear it! Specially Relayed to the CAPITOL ;|{\M) MBLOMES! gPBCTACVLAR SCENBft! INSPIRING SINGING! us IHB bk; show m town: TO-DAY 3 15-615-9 15 CAPITOL HjGJI»*« Ma^nihVent Musical Triumph. FJI btiK Starring X, V v AL TO and ■^S
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    INDIANS BEAT S.C.F.A. 3-1
    122 13 INDIANS BEAT S.C.F.A. 3-1 ,ian W". 3; S.CF.A. B I yiUCI 00 the Farrer Park this veiling the Indian Association the S.CF.A. "B" team m n 2B league match by ils to one. a c f A who had th- better ol during UM initial stages halt, opened accounts \r.thonv
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      38 13 TIDE TABLE High Tidcv To-day jo 48 am. ft.- 1 It 10.08 p.m 9 7 It TO-MORROW: 11 22 1 m 8 8 It. 10.50 p.m.. 10.2 ft MONDAY 11 56 am 9.1 ft. 1135 p.m 105 ft
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    MALAYAN TENNIS TOURNEY
    487 14 Davis Cup Stars In Action (By "Forward") UIGHLIGHTS OF THE OPENING OF THE MALAYAN TENNIS H HAMPIONSHIPS YESTERDAY AT THE SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB WERE THE APPEARANCES OF KHO SIN KIE AND PAT HUGHES. FORMER CAPTAINS OF CHINAS AND BRITAIN'S DAVIS IP TEAMS Bach played two games, the
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    Publishers Trounced Eight-Nil
    164 14 Publishers Trounced Eight-Nil Pulau Brani 8; Publishers 0. JHOUGH ground conditions were unfavourable some fine soccer was seen at the Anson Road Stadium last evening when Pulau Brani met and trounced the redoubtable Publishers by eight goals to nil. The winners have thereby enhanced their position m the Division 2A
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    RESULTS AT A GLANCE
    257 14 MEN'S SINGLES (IST RD> fl Kho Sin Kic beat Pan? C .tpVjJ 6-1. 6-0. I MEN'S DOUBLES: (IST. KD.i I Robert Chia Tan Huck 1 b.atll G. Mabin G. F. Murphy 0-3. 3-0. I H. Kamis Yadi beat F Clerc k Coafl E. J. Mockler 6-2.
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      81 14 Public Notices Tenders are invited for the of a Public Convenience off TanK Tender Form Specification obtained at the Municipal Arc! Building Surveyor's Dept. on pr"« of a Municipal Treasury Dep- *j ceipt for $50. Tenders will cl< noon on 20 August 1940. _MunicipalJ SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL DEBENTURE STOCK 1931 INTEREST
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      19 15 London. Aug. 2. puce. £265 Buye.vs £265 1 4 Sellers ial Price* £265' 4 Buyers £265 z Sellers
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      RUBBER
      30 15 London. Aug. 2. Dull 12 15 16 13 11C I, sept. 12 13 16 12 15 10 0 Oct Dec. 12V 2 12*8 :lUa! y i2 116 12 3,16
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      LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
      77 15 London. Aug. 2 or 68 9 lectric y hemlcal Industries 25Ex'dVv 2 Dutch 159 tan Pacific Ex. 3 Div I PI. to. Trust 24 3 1 17 6 fci Hitams •\Matics 210V2 1 itwatersrand Areas 40iTr &Ti < bearer > 33 l\ 2 r- 2 78 xmg
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      44 15 London. Aug. 2. i T London on Paris T London on Batavia 7 58* T London on Hongkong is. 3 l'32«i. T London on Shanghai 4 116 rr Londo.i on Japan U?. 3d. TLuncumonNew Yorfc 4.02^ to 4.03 J/ 2 Official Ra*«.
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    RUBBERS BETTER
    38 15 L »ndon. Aug. 2. tange, although trad very quiet, the tone was stead..'. ■> Iged was fractionally stronger. I Indian bonds were maintained. ):is continued yesterday's improveslower pace, while rubinclined to advance. fall Street was dull.- Reuter
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    SPORTS DIARY
    52 15 TO-DAY. ■ER: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I, Navy vs. Argylls, Naval Base; Reserve Division, Police vs. M.F.A., D?pot; Manrhesters v. S.C.F.A. Reserves, Tanglin. Colony v. Malay States, Kuala Lumpur, Ist day; St. Andrew's 0.8. vs. Victoria School, Victoria School. Malayan Lawn Tennis tournament. S.C.C. courts, 9.30 ;i.m Spooner Cup
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    SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY'S RACES
    1137 15 (BY Ol X RACING CORRESPONDENT) JJOYAL DESIRE AND ROSALIE ARE MY BEST BETS FOR THIS AFTERNOONS RACES AT PENANG, THE OPENING DAY OF THE AUGUST MEETING. Although van Breukelen has a poor field of candidates participating, I will not be surprised if he brings off a
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    Selections At A Glance
    53 15 (By Our Raring Correspondent) Kate 1: BALI (iIKL Bay Rovr Race 2: \ONIA MAMS Happy Boy Race I: ROSALIE Warn ell Race 4: PENZAM E B?acon Race I: SPRING GIRL Sir Patrick Race 6: WESTENRA Pretty Quiet Race 7: ROYAL DESIRE Benedict Race 8: AUTI MN
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      11 15 toss of profits i>*»iit^:\ta: South Sfltkb ksafance Co., Ltd. Kinl i
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    SABATINO SCORES THRILLING WIN
    658 16 Great Display By Frisco RON DENNIS GIVES A BOXING TREAT CKiHTING before a large crowd at the Happy World Coveted Stadium last night, Atilio Sabatino, contender for the world middleweight title, fully lived tiu to his reputation when he scored a splendid points victory over Young
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    RESULTS AT A GLANCE
    68 16 Little Albert (7.5 m) beat Little Mydin (7.12 V on point** over four rounds. Boy Chye (7.6 1 lost on points to Orley Steve (7.10) over four rounds. Kid Carpentier (712 1 drew with M. Dass (7.8*4) over six rounds. Ron Dennis (911) outpointed Speedy Hassan
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    "THE GERMANS HAY SHOT THEIR BOLT"
    375 16 (Reuters Special Commentary) London, Aug. 2. IjNDER the heading 'Th* Arabs and J England," the Alahram published an article from Saved Mir*han Elidrisi prominent Edrisi leader, who points on. tjat Islam orders believers to treat other nations as equal, and defend liberties of honour.
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    The Morning Tribune Saturday, August 3, 1940. BRITAIN REPLIES TO MOLOTOV
    147 16 The Morning Tribune Saturday, August 3, 1940. BRITAIN REPLIES TO MOLOTOV i London Auc AUTHORITATIVE comment I n ma de m London to-day some points m Mr Mol'otor t speechIt is true, as M. Molotuv stated that the appointment of Sir sta/ i ford Cripps was made with the desire
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