Morning Tribune, 24 August 1940

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    8 1 Morning Tribune -No. 175, Saturday. August 24, 1940
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    Channel Duel Of Big Guns
    212 1 i4 London, Aug. 23. GERMAN News Agency A messa ge from Berlin rethat the region of Calais shelled by British longrange guns last evening. Tie New York morning paoers carry headlines which' proclaim. "Big guns duelling across the Channel." The convoy which was unsu*% eosfollj
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    33 1 London. Aug. 23.— The King visited I south-east coast port this morning and inspected harbour defences. His Majesty then inspected officers and men from minesweepers and later visited coastal and inland defences. B.O.W.
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    Journalist Says 50 U.S. Destroyers For Britain
    128 1 Journalist Says 50 U.S. Destroyers For Britain New York, Aug. 23 I ><ks as though fifty of our over-a&c I royers may soon be sent to sea manI British sailors and flying the British I said Mr. William Allen White, the I American journalist, broadcasting on I of his 'Committee
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    R.A.F. IN LIBYA FOUR ITALIAN WARSHIPS SUNK
    419 1 R.A.F. IN LIBYA FOUR ITALIAN WARSHIPS SUNK LONDON, AUG. 23. POUR ITALIAN WARSHIPS WERE SUNK BY THE ROYAL AIR FORCE IN BOMBA (LIBYA) HARBOUR, YESTERDAY. These include two submarines, a destroyer and a submarine depot ship. The British squadron set out from Cairo and took the Italians in Bomba completely
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    RECALL IS ROUTINE ORDER
    30 1 Aug. 23 T,,i 4o Japanese dipto* in ("111! i.i'l'" > n O oke man. R [res] b. Mfhin I mon! v menl f« am bo I Reuter
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    GREEKS DENY ULTIMATUM
    593 2 GREEKS DENY ULTIMATUM London. Allf S.I I L I this < i on. Ing to press n s from King v U Ch i iita- with defl i no Ind howthai the po Itton baa underfundamental ch int presa reporta with the creative no confirmation In official quarters here of
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    Land Scandal In Argentina
    68 2 Buenos Aires, Aug. 23. DR. Ortiz, President of Argentina, has tendered his resignation following a senatorial enquiry and the debates in Congress over the El Palmomar land seand:il, arising from the purrhaso by tin* War Ministry of land at a prir<> far above its valur, and
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    Getting Ready For Hitler
    80 2 In a quiet coun-1 try road in EM- land these sol- < d.trs, members I of a British in- I fantry regi- ment are pre- t paring a lovely i little reception for old Adolf and his para- chutists. Dis- mounting from 1 their camouJ flawed
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    EGYPT'S DECISION COMMENDED
    263 2 London, Aug. 23. THHK Egyptian Government's decision to fight if Italian troops cross the frontier is warmly commended in the pi The Daily Telegraph says that the cajolery and thn from II Duce have failed completely to deter Egypt from ca ing out, mi the letter and
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    Bombers Cannot Sink This Ship
    137 2 A SHIP which defied enemy airmen in the last great war and in the Spanish Civil War is one of the strange vessels, in the mighty fleet of merchant ships which now form Britain's life-line. Although a distinctive target— the 5.000-ton fuel tanker Refast is
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    Hungary's Reply To Rumania
    93 2 Hungary's Reply To Rumania London, Aug. 23. A GERMAN News Agency despatch from Budapest says that M. Hory, leader of the Hungarian delegation, has left for Turnuseverin taking Hungary's reply to Rumania's offer regarding Transylvania The reply will be delivered on Saturday. The Agency adds that the reply is very
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    Spots Before Eyes
    72 2 Spots Before Eyes People in South East England have spots before the eyes black spots that settle on (lowers and vegetables, hedges and trees, windowledges and doorsteps. Cause of it) all are the B.K I and R.A.F. From oil dumps which they set on fire round Dunkirk, soot and oil
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    FREEDOM GROUP IN AMERICA
    81 2 FREEDOM GROUP IN AMERICA New York, Aug. AN organisation is being for: here to provide moral iuiancial support for Generi Gaulle called "The freedom gro'i of Frenchmen of America. Lead of the organisation Paul Seguin who served witl French Army in 1914-18 and on American citizen. Mr interviewed, said that
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    Savings Certificates For Malaya
    408 3 Tribuiir Staff Reporter' BILL to raise $10,000,000 by j the igh thi for the purpose i 1 to the Imperil I Oovei nan the pro.secuti in ol the war be intr r ki>-' nto ♦he Council v. 1 Mond I: is pr poaed to :il:--mth i
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    Defeatist Parson Sent To Gaol
    145 3 A CLERGYMAN who told two private soldiers "that Britain might as well frive up," was sent lo gaol for three months— the maximum pwtifchment at fcinfton, Herefordshire. He «aa the v Trovor Bowen. of Kinpton. He wm di-wd with fusing disaffection among two nrivot idlers
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    Germany Has Lost 2,000 Airmen
    235 3 nnT London, Aup; 23. B number of trained airmen lost to < many since Aug. 8, mentioned by Mr Sinclair on Aug. 21, as bein<» "substantially more than 1,500", was itself increased belm the Air Minister had finished -his speech A careful investigation oi official
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    Single Party In Japan
    84 3 j S Tokyo, Aug. 23. k COMMITTEE > i of twenty.six to l organise a single party In I i which all pre- I viaus groups in S the Diet will be S merged has been estahlishcfl by the Premier, Prince Konoye. i The commit- tee
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    EAST SURREYS LEAVE
    30 3 Shanghai. Aug. 2\\ Anoth' I large contingent of tho East Surreya left Shanghai this afternoon, marching through the Settlement, headed by tho United States Marines' band.— Reuter
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    ai-Indo-China Alliance Foreseen
    91 3 Shanghai, tag. t& J j A TIIAI-INDC) MIW alliance is anticipa ted hv the ChhWM press which reports S the arrival in Hanoi nf a I hai!:»nd military S i mission, in order to iIBCVM the comnion a(lilii(l<> to Japan. i Banglnfe neawge it ilh tfiat be-
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    Canton Suffers Acute Rice Shortage
    162 3 Canton Suffers Acute Rice Shortage Canton. An^. 2.1. THE already serious rice situation is now becoming more acute with the larne increase in popolatton as a revult of tIM evacuation Of Chinese from Hongkong and 'he flood —mo which is now threatening riceM*4«ciltg districts around Canton. Apart from the inundation
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    VICTORIA CROSS FOR TWO MEN
    44 3 London, Aug. 2'.i. Victoria Crosses have been awarded to Second-Lieutenant i; vv Allai pnd Durham Light [nfantty, and Company SergeantMajor George Orlstock, NorfoU Regiment, foi acts ol bravery m I 'uncr OrUtOCk has since died of is wound-. Reuter
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      24 3 "he Fifth Column gjjure has gives s n%<» t >ar«— but )U \y ne luouih. TOP PRE«S alk About Tiger Instead" I( SSL BEER
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      128 3 N<». onoo No (SA) In L.O *****. THE CROWN LANDS ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 113) NOTICE OF SALE OF CROWN LAND. Notice is hereby given that a lease for the term ol M years of the undermentioned Crown Land situate at Kalang, Singapore, will be sold by Public Auction at the Land
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    Exhibition Tennis Matches At S.C.R.C.: Further News Of Johore Players
    723 4 Exhibition Tennis Matches At S.C.R.C.: Further News Of Johore Players j PEOPLE j AND PLACES I VERA ARDMORE Li E the OnVer Admini lerl the Government, th«- Hi M- s. w .Jon.-. UK the G.0.( Major General I< V Bond, the Hon. Mr. ll \\«-m»«t>'--11... bii Consul General, Mi U....
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    SPECTATORS AT TENNIS
    71 4 Top:— Mr. Seaiv S Lcag and his daughter Miss llosie Seow were spectators at the Exhibition i Tennis matches held at the S C.E.C on 1 Thursday in aid l of the Malaya Patriotic and t the China Re. lief funds. i Above:— HE The G.0.C., Ma.
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      25 4 Mexican design sets, Jackets, Hats and Bags to Match with White Shirts at mm H 4w _^^a^V^^ ■7 .^r mw Capitol BMfft: Spore: Phone 3858
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    LET'S TALK IT OVER
    1202 5 If you have a problem, send it to Helen, our home expert, who answers readers' queries on this pa#e every Saturday. Address your letter to her, co Morning Tribune, Anson Road, Singapore, enclosing correspondence coupon. Post Free S r hacihties |N old. .llt.itr the y dtllf
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      25 5 *l S Correspondence Coupon S ft)*' ,ibov«* (oiipon must bo rii<l<».«<| «itt> »\'-rv c <>rrp>pondonrf ronpon. I it Morntnrf Tribune Saturday, Aucrust 24 1940. I
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      157 5 Jtce LshgOvA tor dinner j J will have an entirely freak meaning if have jiot already eaten some of the delirious ice cream made by the C<>l<l Storage Creameries. Easily the finest, ric!n smoothest ice cream you ever tasted, and so digestible too because it's homogcniied. There are a dozen
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    HIGHER RICE PRICES EXPECTED
    156 6 rpHF Mala>.. :i 1 < ontroUtf writes: Nrv^ pnr s have been for Burma while and I rice in Penang a«d Malacca. I for some tinv been lilv In Bangkok, Han I SalgOQ, partly because Of t!i«- approach of the harwM re which prices altend U?
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    Indian Robbed Of $1,345
    382 6 Indian Robbed Of $1,345 THK story of Annamul... mone» changer, who was robbed <,t $1,345 after being "tak. ride" to Pasir Panjan.. corroborated in some det; Fabir Khan, one of the two accused, when the case u, re sumed yesterday. Fazir Khan, who admit he drove the taxi, is chu:
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    Food Best Gifts For Germans
    229 6 "Coming Events......?" I BRITISH people in Malaya, who would be lai at by their relatives in Britain if they sent H< parcels of food and soap, will be interested in circular which has been distributed in Bangkoi Entitled "To All Germans In Thailand circular explains
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    WITNESS DENIES HE HAE TROUBLE WITH CAPT.
    525 7 Continued Hearing In Loveday Trial JIVING evidence at the trial bv court martial yesterday of Captain R. C. Loveday, R.K.. on charges of con nirai v to de raud kkl War Department and of taking meneys amounting to 1169,000 corruptly from contractor*. Mr.
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    Drop In Note Circulation
    76 7 London, Aug. 22. •m; t.) the Bank of Eng- ni dat?d Aug. 21, note .j has fallen from £613.9 to ns, reflecting the influx currency, thus, it is be,bviating the possibilities of increase in th- fiduciary deposits have fallen from 14 5 millions, while bank- have
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    CLIPPER TO CALL AGAIN AT BERMUDA
    124 7 CLIPPER TO CALL AGAIN A T BERMUDA Washington, Aug. 23. rHE British blockade against German and Italian business transactions with the United States has apparently been materially strengthened, because United States malls by air Clipper are again being routed througn Bri i.sh Bermuda and it i.s said authoritatively that the
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    Bank Note Ban Waived For Japanese
    75 7 Bank Note Ban Waived For Japanese Tokyo, Aug. 23. GREAT BRITAIN will accept remittances by the Japanese of notf.s of th? Bank of England l f the 'Japanese holfiera rorward 'hem to Engtond by the medium lit tho Rank of J;;mtn by Aur. 27, th r Japrir.r.sp nov^rnment authorities were
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    MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY. AUGUST 24 1940. PLAIN HINT TO ITALY
    458 7 MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY. AUGUST 24 1940. PLAIN HINT TO ITALY |F Mussolini docs not take the hint from Hassan Sabry Pasha, the Egyptian Prime Minister, he will be In fbr serious trouble. Any attempt On the part of the Italian troops On the African mainland to invade Egypt or the
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    HUDSON'S EUMENTHOL
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    Princesses At Wartime Home
    24 8 Princesses At Wartime Home .mi in v (i.M !!l! nhere they arr during the wi I pleasui visits ri ill savin N Hifbasr ain
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    German Woman Gaoled As Spy
    285 8 A N A.F.S. man and a Tank Corps corporal helped to smash a spy ring at Portsmouth, and, at the Old Bailey, they saw the ring-leader, Mrs. Marie Louisa Augusta Ingram, sentenced to ten vears' penal servitude for Official Secrets Act offences. Mrs. Ingram was
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    Chatterbugs Brand Farmer
    319 8 Chatterbugs Brand Farmer fHATTERBUGS. spi I ing wild rumours ai I a Lincolnshire I caused his bome to I watched by troops. He has faced, in Ihe d I of the ball, by an oilicer I inp: a revolver. H The victim of Mils dai I gossip is Mr. William
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    HEN WARS FIRE FOUGHT ARD, CLEAN
    41 9 HEN WARS FIRE FOUGHT ARD, CLEAN g pen- the ist air i t< ran many ttered i la n wars •■n. and with every treachery Hinder. ho l^ad taken •i11,:,. I!-.. '.VMlsionJTS Ponnder*! n.iy tide ml! turn and restored In liuropc."
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    £10,000 OFFER BY BARBER, KILL MP.'s
    195 9 T//A' dxnger of cmployuut Qcrman oiris us tertmntt in tk I important wUUU emphn by Felix iir ihvd cm t the irr m an Sri >ct .S'« Mr. Qrot$t in a book "i Knem ThO$e Spies" 'Hurst and BlCU SdJ, i tys tfuit 171
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    Sunderland Directs Lifeboat Rescue
    133 9 Sunderland Directs Lifeboat Rescue WHILE flying 150 miles from land the captain of an R.A.F. Sunderland Hying boat (co-oper-ating with Coastal Command of the R.A.F.) saw a white speck on the water. He found that it was a small lifeboat with a white jib hoisted. Wireless messages were sent out,
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    No Meagre Laurels
    81 9 No Meagre La urels y COMPARING Belita Turner therewith) to any i v> footlight figure of Stage, screen or sport wottlrt- n'l (jive a very accurate description a/ the n S she tings, she dancts »fc« skates, sfw oci «/id ia ;/a,n Mkan paxsai'lh water skis. iua Belita i /s7<7
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    FELL 25 FEET TO DEATH
    163 10 jfttANG Kwee x N t Choo. M- year-old paint- er. fell 25 feet to hK death S 1 while painting a window of *hc premises of Fiat i Company In Or- chard Road on the morning of S Aug. 20. He was i removed to
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    TAXI OWNER ON CHEATING CHARGE
    170 10 TAXI OWNER ON CHEATING CHARGE LOW Cheng Swee. a taxi owner, was charged with cheating yesterday in the third police court before Mr. J. G. Rappoport. It is alleged that having insured his car with two firms. Low got one of the firms to pay the repairers for some damage
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    SINGAPORE TICKET RACKETEER FINED
    196 10 ROBERT TAN, Engikvli-speakin^ Chi] on? ol pore's ticket racketeers, According to the poi: If you don't know what that means, a ticket ra is a person who buys tickets at cinemas and resells thMr Conrad Oldham. the third WBtf||S him a|| •rate, is of the opinion
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    S. AFRICANS TO PRAY FOR DUTCH
    90 10 London A 22 DR. H. D. Van Bro< South African M Hague at the time of th< i invasion in a letter a k churches in South Africa U mak r a special collection on Sept. 15 in aid of the "oppn and subjected
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    Mausoleum Railings For War Scrap
    63 12 Mausoleum Railings For War Scra p i 'I HE heavy or- 1 namnita! ?i a Lngs round hi^ iamily mau- j M.|<um aie to S h<- K'vrn to th«- \v:«r-»(r:ip rol i tocil— by Ma S I jor A V. Ilobbs N S .it anirkfei- j y gm < <»
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    MAXWELL, V.C, ENLISTS AGAIN
    220 12 IObEPH MAXWisILL J roee Iron prival j lo lieutenant In the las' i war. was awarded thr I Victoria Cross. Mill- jtary Cress with bar., Croix d? Guerre, andi Distinguished Conduct Medal. Now h* 4 is back in the armv. Determined to enlist in the AI.F.
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    Sell Your Biscuit Tins
    43 12 Sell Your Biscuit Tins i PKOCERS are to rcu purchase used biscuit tins from the; public to economise; in tin and save it for| arm intent production. Prices for returned tins range from is. frr a larp* to M for the small tin.
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    FILMING BEAUTY CONTEST
    70 13 FILMING BEAUTY CONTEST rROTTING-AROUND' the globe looking j for feminine beaut? and other material. new.s cameraman, Darrel Brady, accompanied by his partner, K.F Bickhart, have selected Happy Cabaret to plcturei of the beauty parade that will take place there to-night. A jitterbug Competition specially organised, and for Which rirady is
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    MALAY'S APPEAL FAILS
    76 13 CTATING that it wcus excessive, Omar bin Ketchil unsuccessfully appealed yesterday before Mr. Justice Manning against sentence of a year's hard labour end a year's police supervision for house-breaking. Omar had entered a house in Bukit Timah Road at night by removing three planks and taken away
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    Priest Convicted
    79 13 Priest Convicted TEO Pin Seng, a priest formerly attached to the temple at Malabar Road, had his sentence deferred until Aug. 29 by the second magistrate, Mr. Conrad Oldham yesterday upon conviction on a charge of cheating Tian Chu of $2. Teo was said to havo gone round with faked
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    SENT INSULTING LETTER
    74 13 SENT INSULTING LETTER (From our Own Correspondent > Muar, Aug. 23. TOR sending an Insulting letter to Mr. A. .7. Thorne of Ifeanrs. Fopden Brisbane Co., Aerodrome Works, Kluang. in which I he alleged that Mr. Thome had ac- j| ccpted a sum of $75 "and promised g to fife
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    Three-Nil Win For Chinese
    65 14 Three -Nil Win For Chinese TUf II A -.'"<! I l.tnsi h- thn«« nul- l<> ml at i ami i'ari* Ah V for the i d two I I I ugh ap- l a Ch Ah Yik again §ncc( b the third goal B.C.F.A. "B": 1 J S i; El
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    Double Winner
    82 14 Double Winner Double winnei S in the Malayan I I !i ampionships was Kho Sin i J Kie, here seen carrying h i s j doubles prize (which he won with Chua) Choon Leong) i and the singles i tup. annexed t after his en- 1 J counter w i
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    BRILLIANT 2nd HALF RECOVERY BY POLICE
    440 14 Airmen Struggle Hard I For Both Points I ALTHOUGH they lod three-nil at the interval, the I I had to I iesperatelv to take both points from I Police in tl» ll ted division match on the Stadium >• I The p Uce 'V
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    SANGARAN'S 2 GOALS GIVE INDIANS WIN
    254 14 ITiE Indians beat the Airmen (H.Q > by the odd goal in three yesterday in a division 2B match on the J.C.S.A. ground. For this result, the Indians had to thank Sangarsn who scored both their goals. Other factors contributing to the victory were
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    EASY WORK AT BIKIT TIMAH
    128 14 CANDIDATES for the Singapore v races were put on the easy 1 .'.esterday morning training beinq confined to the sand track and t 1 Bukit Tinggi valley circuit. At Bukit Tinggi. horses 1: Major Fox's stables were prominent. BLUE PETER was trotted run a couple
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      94 14 i w\ fi> fill i I(t 1 1 _^^^^^^^^^^^^^A fomoßFOHTeSßrav XV N 1 l^k India Signal H i/7 >^^^^H[ ■JM V, Duty Cur Tvre^ Ri y^^B olt|| avmllabie In th" m m. Tfc i 450x21 5.25X17 i-%'<f /V' \W^fck 4-75x19 525x18 m >^7^ W" m^KS^A ••00x19 5.50x17 4|\' y JT
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      77 14 SELECTIONS I 1 BY I 'SPECTATOR' I "orECTATOR'S" f rv se- 1 i lertians for I i ntces at Tarpinp ai I JJace 1 -BAY ROSi: j EMM Lynnp i I S Race 2— FAITH s i Panse ia Vei I Race 3— POLICY New World S Race stahlock I
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    169 15 will represent Ibt nst Tuesday, Au.. Park: Soon Pah. Raeburn. Chonv Ramaaamy, Ah ndra and RamaH Schooling, H. Siti Uion Vacant I mTmCIPALITY. or a Dresser. %Xfi invited tn m ers for the appoiniser in the Municipal plicant may be I perform the duties cf I tor. While so doing
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    Tightening Up Of Rules For Aliens
    364 15 1 li.t.un,. Mai Importer) 1.1 IN lulh. columnists m Mngaporr, ij u. are any, will hud S-ngapore a ftfy lut p| lor them aft.r Mo. ,da> next when a i.wi will b introduced, and passed, in the L«m laliw > u ntii by means
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    -SAID HITLER
    79 15 -SAID HITLER i New York,. 1 i Aug. 12— A tra- I veller from I France who t arrived in the J J Clipper related i the following J which is illus- trative of Hit- ler's aims. V When Hitler i visited the Eiffel Tower he said J to his
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    Complains Of Heart Ache
    98 15 Complains Of Heart Ache (From Our Own Cor respondent) Muar, Aug. 23. "I WAS suffering from I heart ache and somebody told me i that if I took opiuai I would get relief. S*> j I took opium. I did not intend to commit suicide,' said Keong Ah Moy, a
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    RAPE ALLEGED
    47 15 Chin Seng, a 45-year-old Cantonese, has been arrested in Singapore on a charge of rape alleged to have been committed in Kuala Lumpur. When he was produced before Mr. J. G. Rappoport. the third police magistrate, yesterday, the case was transferred to Kuala L-. inpur.
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    Freight Business Slow
    37 15 There was a brisk inquiry for ;'re!ghta for outside voyages, but business was Mow. Fixtures included ore from Rio to Baltimore at $4.25. and ore from Chile to Japan at $12 per ton.- Reuter
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    A HUSBAND, A WIFE AND A SISTER
    11 15 D'liurvf ir Hist'oril I'aifZcil
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      191 15 I Public Notices SINI, AIM >Kh MUNICIPALITY s are invited for the supply of 3.000 to 5,000 Galvd. Nlghttoi] Pails during 1941. Tender >ecincatiens may be obtained at 'he Municipal Tender 1 own and Drawings, etc. may b3 nspected at the Office of the Supt. Cleansing Municipal Tenders will close
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      21 15 FIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN S COMPENSATION, MOTOR CAR INSURANCE AT REASONABLE RATES. South British Insurance Co., Ltd. TeL 5926 2 Finlavson tir^n
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      90 15 I I JL. SAVINGS I 7/otc to fZza£dze ydm/t&m I A dollar saved is an extra dollar eamca. A Savinga Account is the best inducement to save. B To have a Savings Account and to see this account grow r from timf* to timo is to be a contented person.
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      7 16 Morning Tribune Saturday. August 34. 1940. I
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      LONDON RAIDED BOMBS DROP ON SUBURBS
      773 16 LONDON RAIDED BOMBS DROP ON SUBURBS l/indon. Auk. 2:5. lIK\V\ detonations which could have been either (iuhln »rboml». were heard over a wide area around liondon las! ni«h(. A few m.nutes after the first expl«»si(»H a (German plant- was seen caught in the searchlinhls and the uunlire increased in crescendo
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      R.A.F. Encounter Snow & Ice
      272 16 R.A.F. Encounter Snow Ice London, Aug. 23. ICY coldness and snow were encountered by th" crews of some of the RAF. aircraft which bombed key centres of the German oil industry on Wednesday night. At only a few thousand leet severe icing condition, were met with, and the pilots had
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      NEW| (WAR) DESERT SCENE
      70 16 NEW (WAR) DESERT SCENE Along the coast i of l|yM{ are many) lookout posts i a n d patrols controlled and S manned by i i Arab soldiers. whose duties S are to watch the sea for any j I enemy move1 ments and pass S any informa- i tion
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      Joint Defence Board Named
      290 16 Joint Defence Board Named Washington, Am;. It PRESIDENT Roose\Ht and >lr. Mackm/ie King have anuoumed the nanvs of members of the permanent joint Board <>» DJ fence for the Hatted States and Can ad::. The American members are Mr La Guardia, Mayor of New Yor Lt-Gene-al Stanley Embick (C« minding
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        56 16 TO-DAY riiiroiiV whcw I A THA M »>erybod? 3.15 6.15 9.15 vAInA I co^i MORNING SHOW TO-DAY TO-MORROW AT 11 O'CLOCK Your favourite funny men arc here 3 L &JHP fcj****^^^^ You roek and roll with laughter as Stan and oilie put to sea on a tidal wave Ol liiiarious
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