Morning Tribune, 6 August 1940

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    R.A.F. FIGHTS 100 ITALIAN PLANES, SIX DOWN: ENEMY WARSHIP HIT
    274 1 R.A.F. FIGHTS 100 ITALIAN PLANES, SIX DOWN: ENEMY WARSHIP HIT I CAIRO, AUG. 5. I R.A.F. COMMUNIQUE STATES THAT RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT ESCORTED BY FOUR FIGHTERS, MET 50 ENEMY FIGHTERS IN BIR EL GOBBI AREA IN THE [SUING BATTLE, THREE ENEMY AIRCRAFT WERE SHOT DOWN. A force of bur bombers attacked
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    Japanese Seize U.S. Ship
    115 1 Japanese Seize U.S. Ship Washington, Aug. 5. A REPORT from the Far East indicates American Consular au^horihave taken action regarding the ed seizure by the Japanese of a I United States ship, the Estelle. the Chekiang coast. China, this week-end. So far however the efforts have been it result.. understood
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    52 1 New York, Aug. 5. organisation of an aviation t at Montreal to fly bombing mes from Canada to Britain is an«i" i ed by Captain Bennett, who v enroute from Canada to Cali--1 for liaison with aircraft plants. »'.v Canadian pilots are wanted Wl| lg to thp Ampri Ml n
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    22 1 Th London, Aug. 5. •ne German Wireless stated to-day Hitler returned to Berlin yesterday -inferred with RibbentrOD. Goer"*3 and vo« Brautistoh. Reuter
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    NEW RUMANIAN ENVOY TO MOSCOW
    61 1 NEW RUMANIAN ENVOY TO MOSCOW New Rumanian Ambassador to Russia, who, according to a Buchrest message, is leaving to-morrow for Moscow M. Gafencu's paper, declared thai peace m the south-east depended mainly on future relations between the Soviet and Rumania. "We are happy to see that M. Molotov has expressed
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    CALCUTTA MAIL TRAIN DERAILED: 34 KILLED
    71 1 CALCUTTA MAIL TRAIN DERAILED: 34 KILLED Calcutta, Aug. 5. THIRTY-FOUR people are believed 1 to have been killed and 90 injured, all Indians, when the DaccaCalcutta mail train was derailed about 79 miles from Calcutta early this morning. Sabotage is suspected as a length of rail was found to have
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    ROOSEVELT'S NEW STROKE AGAINST 5th COLUMNISTS
    154 1 s s i Washington, Aug. 5. S DRESIDFNT ROOSEVELT made a < I call for unity between Federal J and State Governments m streng- i thening national defence and un. covering subversive activities, m a j message addressed to the Federal— J State conference
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    ALCANTARA SAILS AGAIN
    63 1 London, Aug 5. FE British armed merchant cruiser Alcantara is reported to have sailed from Rio de Janiero this afternoon. She went to Rio last Thursday after an engagement with an armed German merchant raider m the South Atlantic. She damaged the raider but was herself hit
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    Anglo-Polish Military Pact
    191 1 AngloPolish Military Pact London, Aug. 5. k MILITARY AGREEMENT defining the principle on which the armed forces of Poland will be organised for co-operation with the British forces was signed m London to-day. It provides for the organisation and employment of Polish forces In the prosecution of the war. The
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    JAPANESE ARRESTED IN H. K. & RANGOON
    117 1 JAPANESE ARRESTED IN H. K. RANGOON Hongkong, Aug. 5. THE POLICE have arrested a Japanese, Geturo Yamaguchi, under the Emergency Defence Regulations. Yamaguchi, proprietor of the Yamaguchi Company formerly established In Foochow recently removed to Hongkong Shanghai. Aug 5. Accord ing to Domei Agency, three Japanese business men have been
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    R.A.F. DROPS 37.000 BOMBS IN A MONTH
    240 2 R.A.F. DROPS 37.000 BOMBS IN A MONTH RATIO OF 5 TO 1 BY NAZIS London, Aug. I. |T WAS REVEALED m London to-day that for every German bomb dropped on this country, during four recent weeks, the Royal Air Force dropped more than five bombs on Germany and Germanoccupied territory.
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    Death Of World's Greatest Hoaxer
    72 2 Larchmont, Aug. 5. Till; death has occurred of Dr. Frederick Cook who perpetrated* one of the greatest hoaxes on record, by claiming that he discovered the North Pole m 1909. Five days After Dr. Cook made this Claim, a Mmilar claim was made by the
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    R.A.F. Downs Two Nazis Over French Coast
    152 2 R.A.F. Downs Two Nazis Over French Coast London, Aug. 5. THE Air Ministry announce tluit three enemy fighters were shot down near the South East coast this morning. One British machine is missing. Describing the destruction of the three enemy fighters, an Air Ministry News Service bulletin says that two
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    Egyptian Leaders Denounce Axis
    282 2 (Reuters Special Commentary) London. Aug. 5. 7 II XI Kgypt does not laik tearless patriots among her political leaders, who are mindful of the true interests of the Fatht i land continues to be demonstrated, by the following outspoken denunch'tion of Italian propaganda to Egypt by
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    Non – Violence Doctrine An Illusion
    75 2 Non Violence Doctrine An Illusion Tri van drum. Aug. 5. CIR C. P. Ramasivami Aiyer, Dewan (Premier) of Travancore, addressing the Travancore Legislative Assembly to-day, referred to the Congress demand for independence. He said that to ask that an unarmed India should discard Dominion status and British protection was to
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    Times' Tribute To Mysore Ruler
    73 2 London, Aug. 5. THE death at the early age of 56 of the Maharaja of Mysore is recorded witih regret by the press, which recalls his vhit to Britain m 1936. The Times, m a tribute to the Maharaja, says that his deatli •deprives India
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    French News Services In London
    74 2 London Aug. 5. IN connection with a statement that 1 the London office of Havas Agency has been transformed into the newindependent French Agency, it should b- made clear that Havas Agency is still being represented m London. Any confusion which may exist has been
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      TIN
      19 2 London. Aug. 5. Cash (Official Price) £265 3 4 B 5 £266^ Sellerj Forward (Official Price) £266 Buyers
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      RUBBER
      36 2 London, Aug. 5. Market Tone Quiet but steady Spot 13 13 ft (Ist Forward) Sept. 12 13 16 12 15.15 (2nd Forward) October December 12 916 12 1115 (3rd Forward) January! March 12 8 12';
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      LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
      110 2 London, Aug. 5. Distillers 55 9 Dunlop Rubber 27 3 General Electric 69 9 Imperial Chemical Industries 25Imperial Tobacco 90 7U Anglo-Dutch 15 9 Canadian Pacific London Tin 3ilV 2 Rubber PI. In. Trust 24 3 Linggis M l 2 Ayer Hitams 17(6 Southern Kintas 10 7
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      49 2 London, Aug. o. T/T London on Paris T/T London on Batavia 7 58* T/T London on Hongkong Is. 3182 I T T London on Shanghai 4s T T Londo.i on Japan is 3d. T/T Lonaon on New York 4.02 Vi to 4.03»/ 2 Official Ra 1 c
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      BULLION MARKET
      21 2 London, Aug. 5 Silver Spot 22 1 2 Silver Forward 22 X BAR GOLD, Fine, per oz. £8.8 0
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    STOP PRESS
    91 2 Moscow, Aug. 5: Moscow radio states that a request for the incorporation of Latvia m the Soviet tnion was made by M. Kirchenstein (acting President of Latvia' at to-day's session of the Supreme Soviet at Kamiin. Washington, Aug. 5. The Senate Military Committee decided by 12 votes to
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    19 2 London, Aug. 5 Well-informed quarters m Lo»» don believe that an air blitzkrh will be launched against Britain shortly.
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    PERSHING CALLS FOR U. S. AID FOR BRITAIN
    368 3 "Must Send Fifty Destroyers Now" Washington, Aug. 5. *J SAY to you solemnly that to-morrow may he forever too late to keep war from the Americas/' declared General Persfiinj?, I.S. Commander m France m the last war, m a broadcast m which
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    RUMANIAN TENSION TIGHTENS
    49 3 RUMANIAN TENSION TIGHTENS Bucharest, Aug. 5. TENSION is tightening rapidly m Rumania over the Transylvanian issue Dr. Maniu, peasant leader, has declared that he is opposed to the Rumanian Government beginning negotiations with Budapest or other governments concerning satisfaction of Hungarian claims. BiSscrS ll^ Hungary are begin shortly Reuter
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    TURKEY READY
    33 3 Ankara, Aug. 5. tTTRKEY's defensive preparations T fre being steadily intensified the Genial Staff being determined to leave nothing to chance. ssr-^SS 53SSS. circle. refuse to confirm or deny it Reuter
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    British People Have No Delusions About Invasion
    375 3 London, Aug. 5. "AT the alert" is the keynote of the leaders of a number of this morning's newspapers who welcome what the Daily Express calls Mr. Churchill's "prod m the ribs" of the British lion, warning him that the danger of invasion
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    R. A. F. PILOT'S CROWDED TWO HOURS
    192 3 i London, Auk. 5. S THE Air .Ministry news service, describing the activities of one i bomber pilot during the week-end, says he set off after breakfast for S an objective la northern France i From Gravel! nes, he followed the i railway
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    Scottish Port Hit By Cloudburst
    95 3 Scottish Port Hit By Cloudburst London. Aug. l>f T IS now revealed that considerable damage and havoc amounting to some thousands of pounds was caused by a cloudburst at the Scottish port of fromarty Un. days ago. The cloudburst .struck the town with a «ois<> like thunder, and In a
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    Carnival At The Swimming Club Sundry News Garnerings
    1214 4  -  VERA ARDMORE pE O A I'IAHS TO-lIAY By I Miss Delorcs I)r« m the (ape with y (he 100 pockets costume \s hi»• h ||M wore at the recent War Fund show at the (a thav I i The two piece frock,
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    SINGLES AND DOUBLES
    566 5 New One Two-Piece Outfits JKNNIS fashions have never been mo re interesting or more accommodating than they are to-day. Designed for comfort, as much as for smartness, ihey are trim and workmanlike affairs. Throughout the fashion world there Is a big call for white, and tennis dresses,
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    Lord Gort On The Crusade Of Britain
    214 6 London, Aug. 4. JiiF s 4 n m U P built up on service— toG'-i country and our fc-ilow men," declared Lord (tart, bradca I B.C evening service to-night, innli oi the outbreak of the last war. thout this conception be idded, no
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    JAPANESE LOSSES
    76 6 Fancheng, Aug 4 k JAPANESE foraging party 'from v.ii on the Peiping-Hankow way, m .South Honan. rcu completely ed out at Wuliticn, to the east of H inyang, on August 2 Moanvyhih', the Chinese forces continue to attack the Japanese onti)ost^ around Hsinyang and have inflicted considerable losses
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    Nazi Oil Plants, Naval Bases, Dromes Raided
    349 6 I^ondon, QOME ol the most inipoiLant sources of Germuy'i siipplv INN attacked last nijdit hy Air Force bo ml rs ihe Air Ministry News Service. c ftfohheim part of the works Bel on tire m c tacks served as a Vacon whi* h
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    Eden Visits Army Units
    78 6 London, Aug. 4. T»(E Secretary of State for War, Mr. Anthony Eden, yesterday visited amy unite m the Southern Command. The units visited included battalions of infantry, officers' ond cadet training units, motor training, a battle machine gun training unit, ana a field train m? regiment
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    Mosley's Life In Prison: Luxury For Alien Women In Isle Of Man: Horror Story Of Nazi Ways At Sea
    743 7 11. 1.. lIOPKIX WRITES I ROM EO\f)O\ O\ Li London. June 0. Lyj isWALD MOSLEJY, now No. p 161 m Hrixton Prison, where L ntemed, ifl said to be living on
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    Vivid Account Of R. A. F. Raid On Italian Harbour
    325 7 Vivid Account Of R. A. F. Raid On Italian Harbour Gibraltar, Aiitf. 4. A VIVID account of the air attack on Cagliari was given to Renter today by men who participated m the raid. (Jnitfl of the fleet, including aircraft carriers, steamed out from Gibraltar on Wednesday for «i converging
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    CHINESE PLANES CHASE AWAY 36 BOMBERS
    104 7 CHINESE PLANES CHASE AWAY 36 BOMBERS Chungking, Aug. 4. THIRTY-SIX Japanese army planes attempted to raid Chungking early yesterday afternoon but fled at the sight of* Chinese fighters, according to an official communique. The enemy machines approached the war-time capital about 4 p.m. but turned hi a north-west ?rly direction
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    CANADA EXTENDS ARMS WORKS
    49 7 Ottawa, Aogf. ">• NEW expenditure, wnounting to ten million dollars, for extension of creation of factory facilities ffof the manufacture of war materials is announced by Mr. Howe, of Munitions, who adds that the tola! expenditure for such factories m Canada may soon i $170,000,000 Reuter
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    Morning Tribune TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1940. Rumania Has A Trump Card
    297 7 Morning Tribune TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1940. Rumania Has A Trump Card |^r MANIA, richest country fa) south-eastern Kurope, is m an unenviable position. Her oil and wheat make her the hone of contention between the powers at war BXkn the potential chopping block of neighbours with Aggressive :lesi^ns. Hut Rumania
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    Ferdinand At Play
    36 8 Ferdinand A t Play Ok I (iiiiujiitl v favourite lonns of recreation is piaying s;,u vi t,, his mi stre.Vs. n e know;, enough bm „t h M l m *ke fhis extiti »R occupation ior
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    WHO WOULDN'T BE THE DOG!
    80 8 WHO WOULDN'T BE THE DOG! MESH moodi are still th< cjct> binding down I Worn with anything the 'able for a breezy dir. this summer play dress nut; n waistline green with polka doti W Strings ot shells a,, a bracelet v 1 came from some place and vertciih churned
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    This Bul Rolls Our The Barrel
    199 8 This Bul Rolls Our The Barrel ris bull's name is flnrtlmi i course. How could it be am thing else? We venture to m|h thaJ this Texas Ferdinand is evti more out of the ordinary so fur i intelligence ffoes. Mr. Roy Walker, of Oglesby. Texas and his daughter, Kathleen,
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    Ride Him, Cow Girl!'
    17 8 Miss Kathleen *oes for a W morning ride on her usual unusu steed.
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    BRITISH ROYALTY HAVE RATION CARDS
    113 9 n Queen, Princesses ie Coupons p do food shortage m Bng- t throughout the land apll i v hal vs alike, Royalty Lds rationed ircludc, mainHt- ami meat The Kin* (i o ther members of t hy Puyget no nv>re of these lhan the miner
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    Armed Civic Guards For Travancore
    40 10 o P8 Thf I' open ih dial >ri with i ction mv.si be don e on must steadfa Ui joura ,a id aain fe oi ions and prominent It could help l n their selection
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    THE "GUERILLA" INDUSTRIES OF CHINA
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    15 10 Ki^ Highness the Sultan ol been pleased to accept again dency of the Johcre Ranters
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    29 10 Sir Richard Winstedt. formerly Dim: Lor of Education m Malaya, elected Director of the Royal Soci.ty m succession to the M. rgoliouth, formerly Laadi of Arabic at Oxford Univcr^uv
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    SIR PATRICK PAYS $118, CHAR $58
    903 13 SIR PATRICK PAYS $11 8, CHAR $58 Mabel Smith Destroyed At Penang Races (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Monday. \NOTICED wept by I few backers, Char, Woods up. romped past ich favourites al East Lynne and Faith, to win the first event Penang Turf Club's .second day races, and pay
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    SIN KIE WINS 2 MALAYAN TENNIS TITLES, HUGHES
    1178 14 DA VIS CUP PLA YERS PA V TRIBUTE TO LOCAL MEN (SPECIAL REPORT BY "FORWAKU P !K Malayan Tennis Championships were 1 day m brilliant weather, and the Davis Cup visit re haje taken the major titles, as expected. We have bee,
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    THE NEW CHAMPIONS
    135 14 The final r«Mlts:_ kit MEN'S SINGLES |Xii Kho Sin Xi? beat Chin Ker (M 6—3, 6—l. Ie( MEN'S DOl lilh G. P. Hughes and Roy smith bAfl Kho Sin Kie and Chut i hoi Leonji 6—4. 6—o. WOMEN'S SINGLES Itg Mrs. R. B. C. Cartel be 3
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    SPORTS DIARY
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      151 14 Public Notkm< SINCAPOREJTURF W AUTUMN (GOLD CtF^ MEETISB SATURDAY 31ST DAY 4TH, SATURDAY \^M DAY 11TH AND SATIRE I SEPTEMBER jto ENTRIES CLOSE at .l 2 4 DAY, 20TH AUGUST 1940 J A swi:eps.- a $5 uNLmiTEu«_ STAKE FOR MEMBERS ON-m, held each Race day. f A^' an tickets must
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    The Final Matches Described
    892 15 MALAYAN TENNIS ■en s Doubles Final I variety of strokes. W Roy Smith, won the t ting Kho S'.n Kie and JJ Of 6 straight sets of Jj*T ;v smash service. Sin *L inning game. Hughes's me to the fore m his m eh levelled the
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    J. W. Moore Wins Johore Golf Title
    169 15 J. W. MOORE won the Hub Cham pion.ship of the Royal Johorr International Club for 1940 beating Major Musa bin Yusop by 12 to 11 m a Final match played during the Ist week-end of August. The results of the event are as
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    NO NORTH SOUTH TENNIS THIS YEAR
    172 16 i l the annual «eneral nu-n )A „f the Laun IVnni> i > lion of Malaya held at tin- i i on Sunday, il uus decided that J .©win* to the war the North if 'South <oinpe ition to replace the Colony v F.M.S.
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    "FOR FREEDOM" AT PAVILION
    122 16 IHE grert Brit ish propaganda Aim "For Freedom." which introduces the men Of the Ajax, Bxeter and Achilles, ar.d also th > prisoners on the noto^ous Altmark. was shown to large nouses al the Pavilion when it started its ran yesterday. This is a dramatic story
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    Inter-Club Ping Pong
    54 16 rLLOWING are the results of the| matches played at the Happy World Covered Stadium last night In the Singapore Inter-Club Ping Pong Jhamploilship: Nko Sing Li Chin Sia beat the Municipal Services Club by 5-nil. Tuan Mong Old Boys' Association beat the Chinese Chin Woo Athletic Association
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    St. Andrew's School Beat The Old Boys
    113 16 St. A ndre w' s School Beat The Old Boys n \M»i:l W Present Boys »..n the Board of (iovernors shield 5 r«r the lirM Mm la t** >«- al J J the > defeat d HM OKI B^i b> the margin of 21 runs m tl.eir annual cricket li\Ciii<-
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    All-Malayan Indian Tennis Finals
    342 16 All-Malayan Indian Tennis Finals (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday Till: All-Malayan Indian tennis championships were concluded to-day. Mrs. C. S Venkatacher, wife of the Agent of the Government of India m Malaya, gaf« away the prizes Results: MEN'S SINGLES Bemi-flnals: J A Thivy beat Z. Fernandez 6—2, 3—6,
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    Swimming Club Bank Holiday Fun
    173 16 Swimming Club Bank Holiday Fun DLENTY of fun and keen competition characterised the swimming races and novelty events held at the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday. The meeting was the usual yearly August Bank holiday attraction and m spite of the drizzle and the threatening weather, it was a grand success.
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    Pahang "A" Win "Spooner Cup For Second Year
    340 16 J'HRILLIN'G polo was witnessed at the final of the "Spooner" C 4 tournament when Pfthang A" defeated Pahang "B" by 4OT to 2i L > on the Singapore Polo Club ground a t Balestier Road, yesterj day, m a fast and keenly
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    The Morning Tribune Tuesday, August 6, 1940. Perak Badminton Championships
    163 16 The Morning Tribune Tuesday, August 6, 1940. Perak Badminton Championships Ipoh. Mondaj JHE tenth annual Pcrak badu ton championships dosed i evening at the Ipoh town when Mrs. Foong Beong, wife the donor of the Foong Seongi gave away prizes. Results of finals were: METTS SINGLES: Teoh Sen* ft I
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    Exciting End To S.C.R.C. Match In K.l
    101 16 Exciting End To S.C.R.C. Match In K.l Kuala Lumpur, Monday] P^XCITING cricket was seen hfl to-day when the match betwfl theSelangor Chinese Recreation 0 and their Singapore namesali ended with the homesters vicH by only three runs. The match was charactered by J scores, bcwlers getting the better of I
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