Morning Tribune, 7 August 1940

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    Masthead
    9 1 The Morning Tribune no 160. Wed Aug. 7. 1940
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    okyo Sends Note To Britain
    500 1 (TOKYO, AUG. (i. IK MAISIOKA. THE FOREIGN MINISTER, TO-DAY TOLD I JHE CABINET THAT THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT HAD OMMUMCATED TO THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT JAPANS TASV ON THE I ARRESTS OF JAPANESE NATIONALS IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. M: Matsuoka added tliat the Japanese Government was now
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    ITALIANS INVADE BRITISH SOMALILANO AT 3 POINTS
    444 1 ITALIANS INVADE BRITISH SOMALILANO AT 3 POINTS BIG ITALIAN ATTACK ON BRITISH SOMALILAND AT THREE POINTS IS UNDER WAY. A communique issued by the British authorities m Cairo last night states that the Italians began an invasion of British Somaliland last Sunday. The Italians are operating m three columns, one
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    JAPANESE WARNING FOR INDO-CHINA
    134 1 JAPANESE WARNING FOR INDO-CHINA X TOKYO, AUG. 6. ;\(II MTHORITIES IX INDO-CHINA COURT mis o rtune themselves should they over-estimate their powers," said the staff officer of the Japanese expeditionary force m South China, according to a Canton despatch. This officer is said to have referred to the "enormous quantities
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    AMERICA MUST KEEP ON ARMING
    178 1  -  Cordell Hull Washington, Aug. 6. fN a statement issued before he left for his vacation, Mr. Cordell Hull declared:— "We must continue to arm. "The Havana Conference agreed that adequate preparations for continental defence could not be taken too soon if the threatened danger from
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    Salvation Army Officials Held On Espionage Charge
    28 1 I Tokyo. Aug. 6. Rciala of the Salvation Army arrested including Ccmnura and Secretary Gen•r Office communique states charge was espionage.
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    PAPEN RETURNS TO TURKEY WITH NEW INSTRUCTIONS
    174 1 PAPEN RETURNS TO TURKEY WITH NEW INSTRUCTIONS Ankara, Aug. 6. HERB von Papen's return to Turkey, he is at present staying at Istanbul, apparently presages a renewed German diplomatic offensive here, upon which German circles are basing high hopes. German circles are hinting that von Papen returned with important nSW
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    EX-U.S. ENVOY DEFENDS LEOPOLD
    182 2 London, Aug. 6. m MuiS CUUAHY. A,.-. Ambassador In M gloomy pict.m- Ol >nom><- cond.t.ons m Be.gmn. to meeting ol newspap I I p. ■r-s.-ntaUves m Uwdoa He suggested that supplies ol food+2L wnich were already severely rationed might last from cißht to ten Wtfko aftei
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    PALESTINIAN UNITS FOR THE BRITISH ARMY
    160 2 London, Aug. G. IN the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Eden, m answer to a question about the u*e to which the manpower of Palestine is being put, said that Palestinians were eligible to enlist m various units of the British Army. In addition
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    64 2 A BOMB FROM HOME •^C Situated on Institution Hill and away from the noise of Singapore, m surroundings of natural beauty HILLTOP offers you a home where you can live enjoykf ably, m peace and comfort. Large Gardens, Tennis Courts, and an excellent Table. Bedrooms with bathrooms attached. Phone the
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    Montreal Mayor Arrested
    85 2 Montreal Mayor Arrested I Montreal. Aug. 6. MAYOR H. Oude, who three days ago issued a statement opposI ing the compulsory registration plan, declared he would not regis- ter himself and advised the popul lation to follow his example, was J arrested last night under the Wax 1 Measures Act
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    NAZI TRICKERY TO DECEIVE THE DANES
    319 2 London, Aug. 5. fKRMANY has been at great pains to prevent any leakage of news out of the countries she -has conquered and now occupies which might give a true picture of the conditions which are there obtaining. In this she has been largely
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    CHILDREN'S EVACUATION POLICY
    145 2 CHILDREN'S EVACUATION POLICY London. Aug. 6. MR Shakespeare (Under Secretary for the Dominions) said m the Commons to-day that Government had! deliberately come to the conclusion that they ought not. m the existing Circumstances, to take the responsibility of sending children overseas unless they go In esc< rted ships, and,
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    11 Holidaymakers Killed In Crash
    46 2 London. Aug. 8 Eleven people returning from a day trip to Blackpool were killed when their motor coach collided with a lorry and caught fire to-day. A number of other passengers were severely injured The accident occurred near Rugeiey, Staffordshire Reuter
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    FLEMING CASUALTIES
    38 2 London, Aug 6. It is officially announced that one officer was wounded and 19 ratings are BUsstag, presumed dead, and two wounded m HLs Majesty's trawler Fleming, the loss of which has already been announced Reuter
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    King Presents Victoria Crosses
    100 2 London. THE King to-day handed Nichols, widow of Lance Harrr Nichols cfthe Grenadier < rjj the Victoria Cross posthumo-;. m ed to her husband. The ceremony took place m at Buckingham Palace. A few minutes later, the King PJ licly decorated Capt. Harold Erni Andrews with
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    PARLIAMENTARY RECESS
    51 2 London. A The Prime Minister indicn time ago the Parliamentar vacation was bound to be short a Government was anxious to kee] closest possible touch with P^ r Lobby circles believe the rece la«t longer than a fortnight weeks It is suggested Parliament nu on Aug. 22.— 80
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    R.A.F. Fly Million Miles Over N. Sea
    246 2 London, Aug 5. THK Commanding Officer of a Coastal Command squadron w] h just completed a million miles of flying m Hudson air. a broadcast talk to-day. described something of the work squadron has been carrying out. million miles, he said, was a
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    SHIPPING LOSSES
    304 2 SHIPPING LOSSES London. Aug 6 FIGURES of mercantile losses due j enemy action for the week endia midnight Sunday July 28 were mad public this morning. Eighteen British ships, of 65.501 ten were lost, together with two aS ships of 7.090 tons. There were no losses to neutral ship ping
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    RIVER PLATE HERO NOW IN SINGAPORE
    754 3  -  Lorrai ne Streeter (By j Exeter s Commander His Wife I J ll.iMV r. S. BELL, COMW' \v,„.K OF H.M.S. EXEIL' WHICH FIGURED SO I .KIOlsVv IN THE HISTOI I II.K. OF THE RIVER i 1.1 s IN SINGAPORE. 1 t.V o'il'\NIED BV HIS
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    INCREASED RATIONS LIKELY IN BRITAIN
    169 3 INCREASED RATIONS LIKELY IN BRITAIN London, Aug. 6. THE Ministry of Food has made orders for preventing the waste of food and carrying with it penal, ties against offenders. Under the order it will be an offence to waste food which is described as "everything used by man for food
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    Me Ireland Raises War Contributions
    73 3 London. Aug. 6. NORTHERN IRELAND'S provisional N° conations to the Imperial Exchequer 101 the year are to be increased to £6 millions, announced the Minis tei .ol FMianre to-day introducing the suppicVSSR budget of Northern Ireland m th L C ZTated that 90 per cent,
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    Poles Will Give Hitler A Shock
    202 3 London, Aug. 6. "THE cause for which Britain is fighting was morally and materially reinforced when the Anglo-Polish military agreement was signed yesterday writes The Times. "It is an emphatic declaration of confidence as well as high resolve. The active support which the agreement
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      42 3 WHATEVER YOU MAY THINK OF JITTERBUGS 1? YOU WILL, /Jgh, WE KNOW, U:9K J F,RMLY \t{SU/ APPROVE OF AfMIL NESTLES •Vi^V I^# POWDERED You can still Jet I Nest M.xc (I pint lilt) for the pre-war p'nce z< X^' r S rocer
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    War Fund Scavenger Hunt At Airport News About Town
    1262 4 War Fund Scavenger Hunt At Airport News About Town *^mm*mmmm APPROXIMATELY $350 wis netted lor 1 the War Fund from thf sale l t keLs for the Scavenging Hunt held at thi Airport Hotel on Monday night. More will be added later a.s the managei .ent has kindly donated a'i
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      116 4 GIVE YOUR CHILD A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS CAREER gyp Parents, spare your y "^V^A^k ''blld the uncertainty I /Wk 7T j^^F 2 tne untrained _SLL -^EmW Thp Singapore k Wy*4fe»-'^S^|W Branch of Pitman's \SC Jj^^tm* oll0 K'' r London .JnP* "/tw^> ran ,r t,n v °ur fhild tary Or a career
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      54 4 CLEVER FINGER WORK WONDER WITH TOUa BAIR.J And MAXINE'S era well known for then skill m Heir Styling. We s.UKPest you ask your friende who have been The British Beauty Salon For an appointment. Phone 2868. Ask for John (formerly of Andres of Hon?; Kong) or Tamara. ENTRANCE RAFFLES HOTEL
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    Furnishing The Lounge-Sitting-Room With An Eye To Comfort
    550 5 IDuntry. the reranbe trans.jle and itable sittingr provided tha 1 »i Im, ed with V rins pari of the l( f neces- mi -exposed i therefore, while* EiiUing all the air possible, one should at time, aim at achieving a cosy, in-like
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    To Hold Your Shoe
    112 5 To make this shoeholder take a length of material, \6 inches wide. Bind the edges, then it Into sections 7» 2 Ins deep when folded. wn In sketch on tit. i You will, of course, have to calculate how many inches of fabric you require, according
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    Tips For The Taking
    113 5 Tips For The Ta k i ng UNTAIN PENS are easily cleaned are taken apart and soaked ;in "-v for half an hour. Then 11 warm water and, when the parts !v dry, put together again. furniture may be treated First well damp the dent. U with a piece of
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      51 5 X PENANCS.S. TRADE /^^PS^v MARK I fJfef^ REGISTERED C&sB± try these delicious RlTZSauces Tomato Chilly Sauce I Black (Worcestershire) SaUCC Obtainable from all Provision Merchants. Sole Distributors for Malaya Singapore Cold Storage Co ltd. HI V BRITISH EMPIRE PRODUCE PHONE 537G FIVE LINKS cs !79A Oxi Stngmpor* Cold Storage Co,
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    WAR OFFICE CONTRACTS & LOCAL COURT MARTIAI
    817 6 WAR OFFICE CONTRACTS LOCAL COURT MARTIAI $169,000 CORRUPTION CHARGE AGAINST CAPT. LOVEDAY ii I BGATIOm thi I In Ins position ol Surveyor of Works In the Royal em, ii .iad conspired with a Chinese building materials gaji and a European Importer of building materials and other Buiopei ad Chtoegg to
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    oo Many Accidents With Loaded Rifles: Girl Dies After Driving ast Sentry: Wastage Of Petrol
    611 7 lIOI'KI.X WHITES lISIMI I.OVIWV London, June If 1 danger tor the civilian^ he risk of air raids of n the black-out and I JeS on the receiving m dents of the "didn t 3 adeVtype.
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    Ignoble End Of No. 1 Jew Baiter
    156 7 London, Aug. (J. A MESSAGE 1 10 m the German frontier states that Julius Streicher, Governor of Franconia. and Germany's No. 1 Jew baiter, is dead, according to reports from well informed sources across thc frontier. Streicher is reported to have conu into
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    INCREASE IN UNEMPLOYED
    262 7 London, Aug. 5. AN increase of 60.431 during the last month m the number of unemployed I persons m Britain, announced by the Ministry of Labour to-day. has been 'foreshadowed m public statements by Mr. BCVin. Minister of Labour, suggest -I in<* that such a result was
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      U.S. Nearer To Intervention
      322 7 QENBRAL Pershing, Commander of the U.S. forces m France during- the last War, has aroused enthusiasm among all free peoples by his urgent advocacy of the selling of 50 over-age American destroyers to Britain m order to augment the strength of the Royal Navy. In his
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      111 7 effing Up Nights lopped in24Houn g ap nights, burning sensation of m discharge, dull ache at base m and leg pains, nervousness. and loss of manly vigour are Be of the Prostate Gland ttt ft x gland m men). To troubles m 24 hours and 1 vigour and health, take
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      LAMOUR FOUND ROMANCE IN HAWAII
      301 8 NEWS FROM nil STUDIOS MADKLEINE CARROLL, who i»l (di'lv left Hollywood tof PW m Spain looking for her Ueut nanl Rfch*Rl de 'a Rosierc, who served m a French bombing squadron. De la Rosieiv was last heard of In Madrid Madeleine was divorced m December
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      Henry Trovers Receives A Round Robin
      126 8 Henry Trovers Receives A Round Robin Oh half of the "Edison 'I he Man" npany 3p ncer 'i racy presented ii» Travi ra i Ith i round robin, i i i;; membei i ol the cast, congratuJ l m Tra on i nterlng hia fortyI /ear a Bin actor era,
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      Sends Autographed Picture To Singapore Sailor
      74 8 HJYKNA UMTS autographed portrait is going to deeo- j iate tne bunk room m a tfri- j tish shin stationed at Singa- j nore. The star sent an autographed picture to Leslie Blackeit of that ship. In requesting the photograph to hang above his
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      SEEING DOUBLE
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      BROTHE & SISTE STAND-I
      125 8 BROTHE SISTE STAND-I BROTHERS and dsten I wood often find ih"« sirange jobs. Strangest J sister combination on Jf m Universal^ new Bin^ CfK Jean picture "It I a(1 W now at the Capitol. Gloria (left), haa as I younger sister. Lou Wtnninger's atand-ln w brother Adolph (rights And here
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      Movie Players
      109 9 (Rack From Holidnvs Return To Work THEY ire all ij<nng back to mw *ten from f heir air tours. U nicians from their shacks down H coast, secretaries from their m'tural trips to nlerico. For If j the height of ummer if i California gad the height of
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      THE SECRET'S OUT!
      100 9 IT'S supposed to be a deep, dark 1 secret, but it's really too good to keep— Walt I><s ney is laying plan* for the production of that greatest of all children s classUs, Peter Pan. The project still m the preparatory stanc you'll hay a lon* wait,
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      "SNOW WHITE AND THE 7 DWARFS" RETURNS
      169 9 F VIllI one ol the really appreciative «ov* fans, dont rn.se the n 1 L-n wreenin, of -Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs -a new proof thl' i! nhn Will be shewn .1 A!han,l,ra on hundav. This is Walt Disney's first I^,!^ cartoon,
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      BRITAIN FIGHTS FOR FREEDOM
      212 9 BRITAIN FIGHTS FOR FREEDOM AN impressive reconstruction of two great naval events of the pre. Mnt war. the liiwr Plate battle and the Altmark rescue, are the highlights of 'For Freedom,*' a, i'»A\ l> I rocluc tion now at the Pavilion. BetauM of its topical interest this picture, filmed with
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      "RED MEN ON PARADE"
      85 9 AMERICAN Indians of many tribes will have their day |n the motion picture sun when a coming James A. FitzPatrick Technicolour TtaveHalk, "Red Men On Parade"' is released Currently being filmed, the Metro-Goldv.yn-Mayer one-recler will picture Indians of many tribes, Cherokee, Hopi, Ohoctaws, and others, through
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      42 9 Sil White, m the arms of hei 1 »cc (harming, being carried away nesa away from the witkeen. aeene from Walt Dh- 1 full-l'n'.lh cffloured carnoa IVhi c And The Sevn which is due for a ret arc at the Alhambra Sunday.
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      280 10 „i,,,,m st\«.i vitka, .ion to run m Mam urn OWNING WEDS iUG I4ih VI Till I 6.i5 rAi'iroi 9 30 j Ihr World lasaei Entertainer— m am; with Ml company of American -X and (hinesr Artistev a^ aw a'ep £$a\ "iz^^f an* jat^^^a aw epaa aa* m *-.w ***aaaT m
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      38 10 Coming Back Again WALT DISNEY'S first Popular full -length feature! I ALII AMBHA BRAND NEW PAINT OF first full length v f #\J f ealure production v andthe Seven All Wondrously J^ijjii gilVi Filmed m Technicolour JLFWmIS r
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      292 11 PHYCHOLOOIAL Bureau. 7!>, Blt.it Tir Road. Help* lb In trouble. I< Ixn.r Affairs stc Wnu> fully or can. iNo 31 Financial LOAN FOR 11.600: required. To be return-rl within a year. First _lx months on interest, ad sis months Principal and Interest Inwfcilments. Wrlto Box 2GI. Malaya Tribune t>!n_*t pore.
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      217 12 Tin Famow little Singing star of "UNDERPUP" gives you ANOTHER Grand picture! i tllinil T0.11.1Y 1 \VII \f 3.|5 6.15 9.15 7k/M GLORIA JEAN fc£ m f iPi ■{fk WINmNGER BRENDJEL _J» ALLYN JOSI'N 4m ___s*3__T_l -WW' _W With NEW Metrotone NEWS -OF -THE -PAY DANCE and BE MERRY At
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      219 12 The Author of "THE CITADEL" I Writes his greatest drama o! thc Worlds most di I profession I OI'IMX. TO-lIAY 3.15, 6.15 o 915 I ALHAMBRA THE AUTHOR OF "THE CITADEL" I NOW TURNS HIS PEN ON NURSES I ,^:Jg>~- Nights of tenor I jH^-fV! nights of toil :W[ I
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    JOCKEY'S $12,500 SUIT AGAINST NEWSPAPER
    336 13 JOCKEY'S $12,500 SUIT AGAINST NEWSPAPER (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday, j si of $400 was paid to Mr. J. F. Donnelly the jockey at the supreme Court to-day lor peace and quiet and not by way of an admission m the claim for damages for 512.500 brought by
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    OPEN VERDICT ON PREGNANT WOMAN
    147 13 OPEN VERDICT ON PREGNANT WOMAN rot M) DROWNED*' was the verdict returned by the acting Singapore Coroner, Mr. Walter McQuarrie, at an inquiry into the death of Cheong Ah tag. a 25-y ear-old Chinese woman, whose body was found on the Katong coast on July 22. (hong Ah Ngan. sister
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    $1,000 BAIL FOR 534 ROBBERY CHARGE
    60 13 PHARGED before the acting fifth magistrate with -robbing Ong Chin Lin of $34 on the morning of Aug. 4, Tan Kirn Lin was offered bail of $I.ooo\ Kirn Lin was alleged to have committed the offence with five other persons and to have used
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    ROAD TO STORE' AT THE CATHAY
    132 13  -  Cinema Rairews IE 'Road to Singapore which opened at the Cathay yesterday is good fun. De-pite th* title, it has nothing to do tn Singapore. However, there is some i solation In the fact that the locus if rand i is somewhere hereabouts- 1
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    MUSICAL COMEDY AT THE CAPITOL
    113 13 IA JEAN sings some lovely sonax j. Bing Crosby croons a number Z f avountlea m "if I Had My Way". opened at the Capitol Theatre last Tnls glorious combination of Jgether with the comedy of 11 l winnlnger and El Brendel. h.'p the new
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      213 13 P_(KKI> HOISKS \(C I \IMH> IHIS Nil \|OM f ftflKl 1.1.1 VC_ PICTURE Majaas aaataasa aai nH k k MEN OF IF I y FXf TER ft AIAX l|i WILL FYFFE **mci iivfy ft ____.n MtGMT M*J ■„'■'■> ftt Bl M. MlAtf TO'" _H _> en**- Bo* f»/ I -EH
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    Englishman On Three Departmental Charges
    278 14 rONTENDWG that t_*M«o_ from the Btraiti tIUH,t 1 Additional Ue had been accepted, and that tbU da rete-N iron, an. other oath he had made, mclud.ng tta B_reHl_-t with the Admiralty and the oaths of allegiance d ol office. Arthur Darbvshire. 31-year _ld Englishman, claimed
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    SIKHS COMMITTED TO ASSIZES
    73 14 THE preliminary inquiry m which two I C sikhs, Jagat Singh and Bawa Sinrt I appeared before Mr. J G Rap™™ I m the Third Court, m connection SSI the murder of the watchman of Overseas Chinese Products Ltd con I eluded yesterday when b I
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      314 14 NEDERLANU.CHE HANDELMAATSCH APPIJ, N. V fa^amut *-d by R< A D 18 1110 Neth'Tland. Trading .Society) BANKERS I paid f. 40,03" erve Fund 10.500,000.London Corrr.sjxmdenls NAIIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED Head Office: BATAVIA. Hr nche_: Netherlands hast Ind. irabaf* Samarang, Medan, Weltevrede» i Bandoeng, CheriDon, Tegal. Pec* lonian, Djokjakarta. Sole, TjllatJaD
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      25 14 TIDE TABLE MX. II 111)1 TO-DAY: 00 18 a.m., 10.5 ft. 1.05 p.m.. 9.5 ft. TO-MORROW: 1.01 a.m., 10.3 ft. 1 40 p.m., 9.4 ft.
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      44 14 SPORTS DIARY I TO-DAY f SOCCER: Div. I, Manchester, v Ma. I lays, Stadium; Div if.n, I R.N.W.T. vs. j.c.sa I J.C.S.A.; Moravia n c_sJ I toms, S.H.B. I ATHLETICS: St. Andrew's School sports Woodsville; Convent oi Holy I 1 Jesus School _p I
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    Reuter's COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    295 15 Reuter's COMMERCIAL SERVICE ITIN London, Aug. 6. Price) £266V 2 Buyers £2663/4 Sellers icial Price) £266V 2 Buyers £267 Sellers RUBBER London, Aug. 6. rone Steady J 13 116 13 316 X; a aid- Sept. 12 15,16 13 11G Bn. ard) October KJ, 12 11 16 12 13 16 W.
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    BURMA ROAD RESTRICTIONS
    137 15 Rangoon, Aug. 6. A COMMUNIQUE states that through motor transport from Burma .0 China m non-prohibited goods has now been resumed. Motor traffic is now being allowed on certain conditions, the chief of which is that lorries can carry only sufficient petrol to take them with a
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    'No Cause For Real Breach'
    124 15 Canberra. Aug. 6. |N the arrests m Japan and similar action taken by the Briton Government against certain Japanese nationals m British territory, there is not necessarily anything to cause a real breach of Anglo-Japanese relations;' declared Mr. McEwen (Commonwealth Minister for Internal Affairs >,
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    TRIBUNAL GRANTS EXEMPTIONS
    236 15 £XEMPTION from continuous training and also general mobiiisatio.. was granted by the I^cal Tribunal to Sapper Mohamed bin Haji Abdul Rahim and Sergeant D. F. Klyne, of the R.A.F. Headquarters, when the Tribunal met yesterday. Flying Officer Markham, who made the application on behalf of the^e two
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    Detention Of Capt. Ramsay
    43 16 London. Aug. 3 ulI t,;. )n;: ilit^e Privileges of thc Hoiuse of Common, which is to con sider whether the detention under ?he defence regulations of Capt Ramsay Conserv p for Midlothian and Peebles, constitutes a breach of p_
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    NO RUSHING OF FURTHER TAXES
    483 16 London. Aug. <J |N THK House of Commons to-day, Sir Kingslev Wood, moving the second reading of the Fin:mee Bill, s.iici that before further taxation was imposed, adequate time should he given. i in> Chancellor emph importance of all section, ol the community saving to
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    48 16 Bucharest. Aug. 6. ABOUT 112,000 people have left m Rumania for Bessarabia, according to a communique issued by the Ministry if the Interior The communique denies that the Rumanian authorities have made difficuluTrTT.or JeVs and others who wish to leave the country for Russia Reuter
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    Death Of Famous Novelist
    19 16 Bradenton. Florida. Aug. 6. i lie death has occurred of Talbot Mundy, the novelist.- Reuter
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    Eight Killed In Plane Crash
    81 16 Nairobi, Aug. 6. AN aircraft carrying 12 officers and "i other ranks of the East African and South African forces way accidentally lo<t owing to bad weather. Eieht were killed— Reuter. The victims were four South African officers. Captain P. J. Ffvtch Sog?\ Lieutenant A.
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    NO INQUIRY INTO ARANDORA STAR
    41 16 London. Aug. f>. In the Commons to-day. Mr Cross (Minister of Bhipping) stated he did not consider that the sinking ol the Arandora Star called for a judicial investigation under the Merchant Shiuping act. X Reuter
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    AUSTRALIA'S AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION
    40 16 AUSTRALIA'S AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION Melbourne. Aug. 6. The chairman of the aircraft production commission m Australia said today that by the middle of next year. Australia would be producing one Beaufort bomber every day. This project will employ' 10.000 workmen Reuter
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    Burma's Ex-Premier Arrested
    81 16 Burma's Ex-Premier A r rested Kangooii, Aug. 6. DX B\ MAW. the Prime Minister of Burma until February last I year, has been arrested on a charge of sedition under the defence regi»- j lations. Dr. Maw announced his resigna- j nation from the House of Repre-sentative-s eight days ago.
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    JAPANESE RELEASE AMERICAN SHIP
    37 16 th vi Snan _hai. Aug 6. renortP?^ t" the K US shi P which was teported to hav e been seized by the Kh^^^^ 35 relea-ed and on the way to Shanghai. Reuter
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      Indian Trade Commission For Australia
      93 16 Indian Trade Commission For Australia Madras, Aus r I J«HE INDIAN Government has decidj to appoint a trade commi I 3 Australia, announces the Madras '*-ja3L% The decision is part ol the dnvrS^ find alternative outlets for IndiuM ijojds valued at about 13 crores JFi rupees annually, which ha been
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      More Nazi Raiders Shot Down
      102 16 London. Aug 6 I An Air Ministry communique sam that this morning our nghtei .:.te:W cepted an enemy bomber off the e_H coast of England and shot it down^H the sea 9 The Air and Heme Security MinistntH m a joint communique says -M durini?
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      LAKH OF RUPEES WAR DONATION
      31 16 Calcutta. Aug a The Bengal Club has donated a iat lß of i upees to the East India Fund w m m l British war services.
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      61 16 London. Aug. jm On the Stock Exchange, business **M too small to provide a real test oi pricejjg Consequently the trend In m< I reacted slightly easier. I Gilt-edged initially advanced and am* sequently reacted partially on lacif* support. I Egyptians advanced, but other ers were quiet. M
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