Morning Tribune, 16 August 1940

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    Masthead
    9 1 Morning Tribune ifei No. 168, Friday, August 16, 1940.
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    HEAVY ITALIAN LOSSES
    263 1 HEAVY ITALIAN LOSSES London, Aug. 15. is the House of Commons, Mr. Winston Churchill, tin Premier, said he had satisfactory news about Somaliland. He said: "A small British Force which was occupying the Jugaragan position m the south-east of Ageisha lu> been driven back by greatly superior Italian force-, amounting
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    NETHERLANDS BOMBINGS
    71 1 London, Aug. 15. Clal Dutch News Agency, ep, refers to repeated anuts by German-controlled tationi that British plane i Places m the Netherlands re not of military targets Consequently the civilian hid been harmed. iya that careful investi- proved that these never been marked as the R.A.F. Military
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    5TH COLUMN IN BRITAIN UNDER CONTROL CHURCHILL
    437 1 5TH COLUMN IN BRITAIN UNDER CONTROL CHURCHILL LOMIUN, AUU. 16. ftK ASSURANCE THAT THE FIFTH COLUMN DANGER IN BRITAIN WAS WELL IN THE GRIP OF THE AUTHORITIES WAS MADE BY THE PREMIER MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL, IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, YESTERDAY. Replying to questions on the "Swinton Committee," Mr Winston
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    QUEEN INSPECTS A.T.S.
    53 1 QUEEN INSPECTS A.T.S. Standing smartly to attention, very spick and span, these members of the Auxiliary Territorial Service, are being: inspected by Her Majesty the Queen during a visit to the Eastern Command Barracks. Her Majesty also inspected their quartern, and expressed herself well pleased with the splendid conditions under
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    Nine Enemy Planes Shot Down
    153 1 London, Aug. 15. MINE enemy planes, have been reported down To-day up to the present. Five were shot down m South-East England, of which two fell m the sea, and one on land. There was tremendous aerial activity over the north-east coast of England this
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    Churchill To Make Statement
    53 1 London, Aur. 10. HH. Winston Churchill announced thnt he would make a sta'ement on the war situation next Tuesday, followed by a public deLatt\ The House would fcidjoum next Thursday until Sept. 5. The war situation would aLso be discussed m the Hou.ie )nf Lords \next
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    26 ENEMY PLANES DOWN IN A DAY
    127 1 26 ENEMY PLANES DOWN IN A DAY London, Aug. 15. THE Air Ministry and the Ministry for Horn? Security communique states that yesterday evening enemy aircraft made further attacks on South-west England and Wales. Bombs were dropped on a number of districts but little damage was dene. A number of
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    ONE PARTY FOR JAPAN
    67 1 Tokyo, Aus 15 A MOVEMENT to transform Japan into a one party statp jtatnW n omentum to-day with the formal c'issolution of the Min.srKu. the country V? largest political party Reutor. Just before being dissolved, t!w Minselto pa-ssed a resolution drawing attention to its UO years*
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    FULL DETAILS OF RAID ON ITALIAN AIR WORKS
    738 2 FULL DETAILS OF RAID ON ITALIAN AIR WORKS London, Aug. io. TWO of Italy* most vital an crafts works, the Caporm 1 lory at Milan and the Fiat plant m Turin, Wtrt attach d and seriously damaged m a series of raids by RAF. heavy bombers Jast night. Flying some
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    APPRAISAL OF HOOVER PLAN
    108 2 New York, Aug. 15. The appeal for "cool appraisal of the gigantic system of control" involved m the Hoover plan for sending food to German conquered countries was made to-day by M*. Walter Lippman m the He. raid Tribune. Mr. Lippman says that a vast American
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    200 Italian Planes Downed From June
    163 2 LONDON, AUG. 15. A SI RVI'V OF RAF. ACTIVITIES AGAINST THF ITALIANS IN THE MIDDLE EAST SINCE JUNL 19 SHOWS THAT BRITISH PILOTS AND PLANES HAVi: PROVFD THEIR SUPERIORITY OVER THF ENEMY, AS IN OTHER THFATRFS OF WAR. DESPITE THEIR FKiUT AGAINST LARGE ODDS.
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    MERCHANT CRUISER SUNK BY NAZIS
    104 2 London. Aug. 15. THE armed merchant crui* -t Transylvania, whose loss the Admiralty Announced late ycs:erday, was a vessel ot 16.923 tons i. ad formerly belonged to the Ancior Line. About 300 of the crew were rescued and landed at a west coa.>t port. The
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    To Advise Labour Police
    89 2 To Ad vise Labour Police Appointment of 1 labour police advisory committee, consisting of representatives of the Ame. rican Federation of labour and th° congress of industrial organisations and the railway labour executives association, was announced by Sidney Hillman, member of the National Defence Advisory Commission m charge of labour
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    Yellow River In Flood
    72 2 Tokyo, Aug. 15. Thousands of villagers m Central China have been drowned, according to a Domei news agency despatch from Kaifeng. The breacnes occurred at several places m the dykes ol the Yellcw River. The whole of the area between the Limghai Railway and the old
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    NEW COLONY JUDGE
    39 2 UIS Majesty the Kins has n been pleased to |N directions for the appointment of Mr. Justice Cecil Victor Carey, Puisne Judge, Nigeria, to be a Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of the Straits Settlements.
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    New York Acclaims Victories
    89 3 New York Acclaims Victories Lft. jribuiH irfrr--1 s i 11 X s air force last met a real opponent I British if po- mt i:>' they are inf." The New V W* li:m- »y»! I he British are <>n the ofj, iih\c ;is Well as defensive. The If \F. due,
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    19 3 IK Henry Berry, ctuUrmftn of m ropolltan I. rd, told ial meeting rd In Loni( £400,000 pent In the
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    Money Lent To The Wrong Man
    290 3 him bin Abdul Mohamed. broke", d by the criminal district judge, Oldham, yesterday on two charges of I the offences of cheating m respect of sums Ibrahim was not called upon to make r.is defence. &WRKMWM iunn, Chief Court Inspector, who proaethat on Nov.
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    "MINES DEPARTMENT THOROUGHLY ROTTEN"
    722 3 MINES' OFFICIALS FINED FOR ACCEPTING PRESENTS the Legal Adviser was prepared to allow his worship to deal with the case, instead of sending it to the Judge's Court GOVT. NOT DEFRAUDED Mr. J. L Woods, pleading In mitigation of sentence, remarked that the outstanding fact was
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    CLERK JAILED FOR ACCEPTING $3,860
    178 3 CLERK JAILED FOR ACCEPTING $3,860 Prom Our Own Itrportrr; Kuala I.umpur. Thursday. I 111 US unlten by the an-.jsed lo the .'\»<utor of a will m uhieh he had asked for payment for services rendered and given invitation to the executor I rum another e-tate to see him, were lead
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    Smart Audience At lite Capitol News Flashes & Yesterday Afternoon's Wedding
    763 4  - Smart Audience At lite Capitol News Flashes Yesterday Afternoon's Wedding VERA ARDMORE By fsdfsafsafsafsafdasfa i to Hi <■• with maHe .^k., 1 t I uijf tun '':<{ji t m Wedne idaj Mrmbrrs of the lixal Main ii< it* turned up m lull fvree to see Hie and I In ar
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    Chinese Consul Sees Chang
    53 4 Chinese Consul Sees Chang The Chinese Consul General, Mr. Kao Ling" Pai and Mrs. Kao were present at the Capitol on \V c d n c s day night for the o pe n i n g of Chang's 'Trip to Hades." They ar e pictured here m the lobby
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    BOMBER BALL GIFTS
    207 4 I ATEST addition to the gifts for the "Buy I Bomber" Ball is a new model Kelvi.iator presented by Messrs. Brinkman Co. They read abcut the Ball and decided to give something really substantial. It was most thoughtful of Mrs. A. Robinson to send 525 towards buying
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    WELL-BALANCED DIETS BUILD STRONG BODIES
    557 5 WELL-BALANCED DIETS BUILD STRONG BODIES The Older Child's Diet Is Discussed This Week I fuodl kO the daily menu it If n« r cooitttetenU. Briefly, let M dccribe the food Carbohydrates. Fats, Minerals and Vitamins, as foods we consume. < Remember milk is the only food •ill these const it
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    Cotton For Kiddies
    171 5 WTON has come into its own so conclusively that it is worth wh adoring all the possibilities of this fabric. It is especially p tverv kind of kiddie's garment. Hii red is a popular cocombination. One of the reatWa is that it lends itseif much variation m
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    Kiddies Require
    96 5 Kiddies Require PROTEINS, because they are the **builder foods", t ARBOHYDRA. TES, because they furnish i heat and ener- gy. They are found m sweet j and starchy food. FATS, because they give warm- th to the bod/ m addition to uivin? energy. They are found j m dairy pro.
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    Model Menus For Growing Children
    169 5 Model Menus For Growing Children BRfAKFAST fruit (vary y each day. cereal (vary fre- quently and serve with plenty of milk; alternatively, j e^p (lightly boiled or poach- »ed» with wholemeal or rye bread and butter and milk (may be flavoured with Milo or Cocoa. LI'NX'II (ft) .steamed flsh with
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      107 5 ViwmM HAMS ■ft! BKiiAK. tke kams with tke f*sC£J i SHD C 7O jWwOHw j (()tnpKt(K t ,,,n^ii.ni ii k potfrj ol flour rikl the flavour everyone like has mi -i!, u 'm <»*. n ".uul.: made these fine llams famous m MaUya for over twenty years j to take,
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    Speculators Take Near View
    128 6 Speculators Take Near View IClflllMT lli ft |M>rt CT ANTON 0 H-vli f. 15 There \t hill" nr*> U> record tli 1 I In the i P litici tor.s seem i other than I the retail thai tradini been < 'mfliied alrv.'>.st i x ji oi the limited on cable
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    F.M.S. TO LAUNCH $20 MILLION LOAN
    150 6 F.M.S. TO LAUNCH $20 MILLION LOAN «l roni Our Own Reportfi Kiul:i Lumpur Ihur-d.'v T|| I S (.OVfTMMH 111 h:iM i' l'»«d th I unh r»|)»r( m t)i» I M B H;u LMUi •nunitler Ml r.n iii^ .i W;u Lftftfl ti IM millions at three per tent. IHf aeffM should
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    Majority Report Criticised In F.M.S.
    380 6 Majority Report Criticised In F.M.S. (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA U.WIK. TIHRSDAY. Till: MAJORITY REPORT IS A SAD AND SORRY 1 DOCUMENT AMD R X LKMENTIAN IN ITS STI -PIIUTV DECLARED MR. C. WARD-JACKSON. WHO V SHORT TIME AGO BROADCAST HIS CASK .UiAINST THE IMPOSITION OF INCOME TAX IN THESE
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    Rice Profiteer Fined
    130 6 Rice Profiteer Fined CIN J 11M partner „t Sin Ban rltt wa> fined liith p court irhcn pleaded to tuo i under tlw I OrdiiKin. On U charge ol ing eight bags Burma p.rboiled rin char" Nn. Chop ua d Seng Soon on June IS at |541 per ba^ when
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    Eight Rioters Sent To Gaol
    343 6 EIGHT Chinese were Convicted m the third pol court yesterday by Mr. J. G. Rappoport on a charge of rioting. They were sent to prison for various I ranging from five weeks to six months. The eight men were said to have used force intimidate
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    An Archdeacon s Lamentable Remark — Bitter Comments: A Volunteer Has A Grouse
    970 7 An Archdeacon s Lamentable Remark Bitter Comments: A Volunteer Has A Grouse H. L. HOPKIN WRITES FROM LONDON ■M Ml London, June lb. ry iiABLE publicity I !i given to a most remark made by a namely the Venr. Maitgfn, Archdeadisfarne. Preaching rial service for the I c of Northumberland,
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    MORNING TRIBUNE
    475 7 MORNING TRIBUNE T NOT AN ASSET TOE .situation m British Somtliland, described m official despatches M "serious but by no moans critical IS not :m unexpected development. As Reuter^ military correspoitfent has pointed out, the original French forces m the Middle Bast were greater than the British, ami platan had
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    MUSICAL OPINION
    907 8 MUZIEKAVOND IN DE HOLLANDSCHECLUB Concerts For Charity Bring Difficulties For The Music Critic JT hi notoriously difficult m a small town to print an honest criticism of a play or a concert without being accused of personal bias. even when the performance is on a professional basis and
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    ARTISTIC AND SPONTANEOUS CONCERT PROGRAMME
    1185 9 ARTISTIC AND SPONTANEOUS CONCERT PROGRAMME SECOND CONCER T chid reason ttisopermrt la an i xccptionally but it is doubtful the music or the [acton when sunby tenor. Mrs. Man nsiderable feeing. voi whose natural tone i:U reeable quality, but l h ;t fortunately does less the artistes m this >t
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      30 9 KIM* 'S SCHOOL <T«nitlin» Nursery School junior School Kindergarten Senior School Next half term begins on 19th August, 1940. I Particulars on application to the Principal, 33, Paterson Road. j
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    FIRST ROUND OF BATTLE TO BRITAIN
    309 10 FIRST ROUND OF BATTLE TO BRITAIN London. Aim. 15. V!.W i'» L I i« ci.'v re<al! lhal \ujc. L"> was the day fixed > c.« rronr nropaKandists alter ihe fall of Paris for Hitler's triumphal u.ln m London and m the course of an editorial on the M.l>je'(, the l)ail>
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    Americans To Fly R.A.F. Planes
    186 10 Americans To Fly R.A.F. Planes Ottawa, Aug. 15. CIVILIAN pilots are beiiiK recruited m the I'nited States to fly bombers from Canada to the (niled Kingdom, a spokesman of the Canadian Air Ministry informrcJ Iteuter. Rtrruitlng wv for two schfOM Firstly. Britain asked that i hundred civilian pilots, capable of
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    Youth On Murder Charge
    70 10 Youth On Murder Charge AMKIK Sii. 2"!-year-ol«l Sikh, appear \i before the fifth magistrate yesterday on charge of murder. Hv is ftOefCd to have stabbed to death Ilarbliajan Singh, police ret ruit. at the Sikh bar racks on Aug. 13. The cusp was postponed until Aug. TZ for mention, and,
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    INDIAN KILLED BY BUS
    177 10 KNOCKED down by a bus m Selegie Koad about 10 p.m. on Aug. 9, Kunji Kannan. 28--year-old Indian, died of his injuries at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital on the following day At the inquiry to-day, acting Singapore coroner, Mr. Walter MacQuar- rie, returned a verdict
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    H. P. SNOB
    25 10 IViYTr of a Rolls- Royce, summoned at Highfate, N., for exceeding the .speed limit said. "You ctant nealisc your m a Rolls--Royce."
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    Americans And Japanese Take Over From British
    205 10 Americans And Japanese Take Over From British Shanghai, A TMK l'nti>M. Awtrkan, French and Itali, cominnfkrn attended meeting here on M dfeeuafl thftfutun of the British defence sectoi withdrawal of British troops according to n lished yesterday afternoon. H is stated that the Japanese representative was invited but did not
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    Hotel Wins Law Suit
    217 12 Hotel Wins Law Suit i S iIK Arthur i i« Peel Nfflk, a S 75-year-old re- S tired solicitor, i lost an action I he brought S the Kin ff S Beiuh Division. i at;.. Ml the pro- > prirtors of the N Ungham Hotel v VV. N Mr. I
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    SAVED £100, TO HELP WAR
    133 12 SAVED £100, TO HELP WAR MR. Joshua Ritson. Socialist lIP. for East Durham, receiv- Ed by post a registered package containing a hundred one pound notes with this anonymous note: "Please Rive this to the Exchequer to help the war. It is money I have*. saved for our old ago.
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    AIRPORT SCHOOLS STAY
    71 13 AIRPORT SCHOOLS STAY i pLANS to r\a- j I uate scho.ls within 1,000 n ards of Croydon Airport have b&m cancelled, i After receiving S mien the local educa i i o n i authority: S d\ ence made > \arra n r e [■t|t| f«rj the children to S
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    PEACE PLEDGER JAILED
    58 13 DEMARKING that but for the police the accused man might have been seriously handled by 'he crowd. Mr. Boyd, Marlborough street. W. magistrate, passed a sentence of three months' imprisonment on Frederick John Carl Lohr. a thirty year old 'peace pledger," of Monkhams I■n c. Wood ford
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    C.O.s Teacher Banned
    45 13 C.O.s Teacher Banned THE Plymouth Education Committee has decided to dismiss all teachers who were declared conscientious obiectors other than those who declared to the tiibunal their readiness to undertake non-combatant auties Two members of the A.F.S. who ore objectors have been asked to resign.
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    Britain To Free Germans
    56 13 A PROMINENT German trade union leader told Mr. W Holmes president of the T.V.V. four years ajjo: "There is only one way we <an Rft our freedom. The British nation has pot to fiffht our battle for us.' Mr. Holmes repeated this remark to the Building
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    Killed On Toy Cycle
    27 13 Killed On Toy Cycle THREE year old G(.rdon Hyde ol Cb istian Malford. Chippcnham. Wilts, •vns killed near his home when a lorry hit his toy tricycle.
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    GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB ATHLETIC MEETING
    66 14 nl It- I ..Jb .i: \> ournan.- nthlft.c meeting v ill b«--4 p I butr ■:;ci m i of annual tennla tap i A liandl LIZ rUIUUT 1 1 1 > Mi I-.Mith d« Sdiiza. 1^ ndicap: v iner, M hards; runner-up, M\. M do
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    Y.M.C.A. Tennis Tourney
    83 14 Entr; urr now called lor t lit 1 V.M.C.A. Members' Handicap Tennis Tournament whirh will b(^in on S<-pt 9 There will be six events as follows: Men's Class "A" Singles Hundican Men's Ctftfl "B" Single* Handicap, Men's Clas.^ "C" SUudes Handicap. Men .s Doubles Handicap, Ladies' Singles
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    BILLIARDS MATCH
    60 14 r jpHE following have been selected re olay billiards tor the V.M.C.A. vs. Chinese Sports Association on Wednesday. Aug. 21 »1 730 pm. at the V.M.C.A., Orchard Road. Gan Kce Tian "Captain. Dr. V. Xavier. Koh Hor Khoon. Dr. Lon Po 1 Lip, Chan Joo Kirn and Yap
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    Amateur Athletic Union In Narrow Victory
    158 14 Amateur Athletic Union In Narrow Victory Playing at the Haw-Par Gymnasium Hall, before a large crowd or riiihusiastic spectators, the Amateur Athletic Union narrowly defeated the Eclipse Badminton Party, by the odd game In seven. All the games were keenly contested. (Scores are as follows with A.A.U.. players mentioned first):
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    PARIOL AND FAITH BEST TAIPING BETS
    536 14 DHARIOL \M) PAHH I (H)K THE BEST BBTB In; OPENING DAY OP THE PERAK TIRF CLUB'S P|| PESBIONAL I? ICI MKi:T!N(; WHKH IS TO BE HI I d« rAfPTNG TO-MORROW. MM CLAM I mi Cv. 1. 1 to pnor m h <■..■ run on
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    33 14 Skating star of San Francisco Ice Frolics is ('harly>s, shown above m one of her eye-pleasing poses. She's one of the big at. tiaclions a t Treasure Island's Fren^ .vi I ion, where
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    Brilliant Golf By Richard Burton
    373 14 (FROM H. L. HOPKIN) London. Juj RICHARD BURTON, of Sale. Cheshire, thi Ogj Champion, won a fine vie lory In the Daily M* 1500 Red Cross golf tournament on the Sundridgi Park course, Bromley. With rounds' of 71. 69. 69 and 71 he aggregated 280—
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    IN MYSTERY BALLET
    22 15 IN MYSTERY BALLET Miss Joanna Claire, principal dancer m the Chang mystery ballet, which opened at the Can»tol, Singapore, Wed. nesday night.
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    14 15 Bermuda, Aug. 5: he Duke and Duchess of Windsor sailed for the Bahamas. Reuter
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    Joy Ride On Hearse: 40 m.p.h Crash
    158 15 f\ JOY ride on a hearse which ended m a collision with a bus had a sequel at fmingham Police Court, when the driver Me hearse was fined 405., with 425. co*U. driving the hearse dangerously. Albert Bates (54 >, of 5. back
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    61 15 Reuter's Commercial Service Cupra 'Straits F.M5.t Unquoted tur (Sarawak ment 15 Aup Sopt. Ie Tapiocs Sci Ptari Q ty (Sing i, S'niPnt. 27 6 Aug Snt. iers Pepper (FAQi Whit &*untok «t. 4'k Value Pepper (FAQ) Black I ampong An Bcpt. S'mcnt 2 15 16 Y.Ni Oambier <Good Mark; Block
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    TIN
    16 15 London. Auk IS cu>h <() P £263 8u£263' 4 S«. £263 2 Buyrr t263^ 4 Sell-M
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    RUBBER
    27 15 London. Aut;. 15 vlu.ket Tout- <• < U 13 LJ 13 H nd Forward o-t u.r 13 i 3' f nd Ptorward) Ja;i ireh 12 vl6 !L 916
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    101 15 .don. Aim. i I Mil. sii I^unlop Rubbrr 28 6 General Btectric 69 8 Imperial Chemical m. WIQVi To o. co 90 Anglo-Dutch 14 9 Canadian Pacific London Tin 3 Bobber Pi. In. Tru.<»t 24Linggis 14. Ayer Hitams H tt Southern Kmtas 10 7 1 Puhangs 14
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    49 15 London, Aug. 15. T T London on Paris TT London un Batavia 7.58* T T London on Shanghai 4s. TT London on Hongkong Is. 3 1 32 d. TT London on Japan Is. 2^d. TT London on New York 4 02y 2 to 4.03 Va Official Rate.
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    BULLION MARKET
    20 15 London, Aug. 15. S.lver Spot 23 V 2 SMver Forward 22 1116 Par Gold. Fine, per oz. £8.8.0
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    PRODUCE
    11 15 London. Aug. 15. Palm Oil (Malay) m bulk S'ment. •19V4
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    ISLAND GOLF CLUB
    120 15 TAN Chin Tuen won tiie final m the Duffers' Cup over the week e:id by beating WCdr. T.F. Moloxiey 5 and 4. In the first round. P. C. Lv OOfU beat Chua Tian CfcODC it Ihe 19th hole, Tan Chin Tuen beat a. Henderson by 3 and
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    Annual Cricket Match
    76 15 The following will represent r he rombintd Brothers' Schools m th; nnual crickftt fixture againiit the Christian Brothers' Old Boy.s' AarOCiation on Saturday, Aup. 17, at 2.15 p.m. on the S.J. I. ground: Uebe Muir; O. Carnegie; A. Mciityre; »St. Patrick's) Tham Koon Poh; J. de Souza;
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      AUG. 15 – BUT NO BIG ATTACK YET
      599 16 AUG. 1 5 BUT NO BIG ATTACK YET u.-ricD'C TIAAP TARI F HAS FAILED London. Aug. 15. MOORIHM; to Nazi threats uttered in the month of May. the war was to have been over by the middle of August, with England invaded and conquered. The fifteenth of August was, according
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      48 16 Now York, Aug. 15: An agree-, inent has been reached 'between tiir British and French authorities la the West Indiff legarding the r tench naval units at Guadaloupe nr.d Martinique, according to the New York Time.s. The paper says tae naval^ units are now being disB > mcd.- Reuter
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      British Air Claims Proved Correct
      209 16 London, Aug. 15. TIMELY information, has been gathered, states Reuter's aeronautical correspondent, regarding the dead accuracy of the figures issued by the Air Ministry announcing the extent of the remarkable victories which the R.uF are scoring daily over the German air armadas attempting to destroy
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      27 16 Linda Darnell, lovely Hollywood starlet, can afford to take it easy. She has just signed a new con. tract, a news flash from the him city states.
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      GERMANS LOSE 31 PLANES
      386 16 GERMANS LOSE 31 PLANES London Aut; 15 IFTfcR their loss of 78 airinft n on Tuesday. German rate yesterday were ihorter. Then was only one ina&s raid wheit large formations of enemy bom. bers and fighters appeared J*. tueen mid. day and one o'clock off the south-ea*t ooa>t of Kent.
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      ITALIAN DEMAND DENIED
      25 16 Ather Regarding rumours w < 3 tnat Italy has dema Greece .should renoun-' guarantee, it is stated is known of any such Reuter
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