Morning Tribune, 27 August 1940

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    Masthead
    11 1 Morning Tribune V( ,l i H» 171. Tuesday, August 27. 1940.
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    6th Air Raids
    335 1 FRESH ATTACKS LONDON, AUG. 26. T HI MAIN OBJECTIVES OF i GERMAN RAIDERS IN BRI I\lN TO-DAY APPEAR TO HWI BEEN DOVER AND H.okSTONE. In Dover, some houses on the front were destroyed. The received a not reception and nine were snot down. In the first battle,
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    BERLIN BOMBED HIT THEM BACK, SAY LONDONERS
    644 1 BERLIN BOMBED HIT THEM BACK, SAY LONDONERS j Dawn j Patrol s llrilish Mm rieane fighters flash into the sky on the giv- i en alarm, as news comrs through that enemy raiders i have been; sighted off the coast of Britain. Scene typical of many during the last few
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    Fierce Air Battle Over Portland
    207 1 London, Aug. 26 rORTY-THREE of the fifty five Nazi raiders shot down yesterday were destroyed near Portland during one of the fiercest air battles since the war began. Six of them fell to antiaircraft gunners, says the Air Ministry News Service. Twelve Spitfire pilots belonging
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      22 1 SAFEGUARD _YOUi*S£LVfcj fe^J» INSURE WITH THF tASIERN UNiTEC ASSURANCE CORPORATION LID. HEAD OFFICE-NO. I6D CECIL Si REET, uwuroMt, s.s I>IIONt NO i >
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    Nazis Bomb St. Giles Church
    48 2 Nazis Bomb St. Giles Church I ONDON. Aim )I :i(j. Th rliurch in thr i City of I.ihkl.hi^ J uhirh uas hil > im silurd.n ii. -hi ir rsM MM SI C;i!»- y rippl. r.ito. V statue ol Milton y i out i,l- lh« iehnrch v. as ;»i^i> I
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    JAPAN WEAK IN AIR
    142 2 Chungking, Aug. 23. TIJK recent Japanese bombings on Chungking betray the weak ri»s>- of the Japanese land forces. declared s military spokesman in 1 press conference on Aug. 22. He said that the Chinese Intelligence reports state that the Japaare experiencing genuine difficulty in mobilising sufficient
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    104 GERMAN PLANES SHOT
    684 2 1 04 GERMAN PLANES SHOT IN TWO DAYS.... London. Aug. 2t>. THE Air MinishN and Ali:ii>tr\ toi Home Security announ--1 ml that :>:• 4 nrm> aireralt were destroyed during yesterday's attack! an Britain, of which 49 were shot down b\ fighters, and six hv anti aircraft guns. This brings idle
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    Hollywood Playtime
    89 2 "There's room^ for one more,"^ says Ann Sothern as she shifts off for a 1 ride in a new n'.vt'l motor hi. cycle. Her two puppies make well behaved passengers but the actress can- i not persuade her doberman to join them. Miss Sothern 1 is enjoying a
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    Anglo-Egyptian Treaty Praised
    101 2 THE BENEFIT AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE ANGLO-EGYPTIAN TREATY ARE STRESSED IJNAMMOI'SLY BY THE PRESS TO-DAY, WHICH IS THE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SIGNING OF THE TREATY. IT IS DECLARED THAT THE TREATY HAS BEEtf FULFILLED BOTH IN LETTER AND SPIRIT. Alahram says that when the political leaders
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    NEW ZEALAND'S DIARY PRODUCE
    70 2 London, Aug. 26. CREAT Britain has contracted buy all of New Zealand's dairy produce for the duration of the war. The Ministry of Food also placed an order for tons of tea. Meanwhile, the Minister Economic Warfare that Britain's import cap. Ity is sufficient to meet
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    Beauty (War) Chorus
    62 3 A I PLAY: who said work wasn't a vh n| of beauty. Tlir>c munition i! »>rs look ninrr I kr the < horn of a mti ir.r llMv, hut look hihiw and \ou will »i*e th«" M KirK i«;nly for w«irk 1 liis jolly strnic of w.ir
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    AXIS SEEKS REVIVAL
    441 3 AXIS SEEKS REVIVAL RUMANIAN-HUNGARIAN TALKS London, Aug. 26. THE Axis powers are making strenuous efforts to revivr the Rumanian- Hungarian negotiations. According to the official Kalian News Agency, the German and Italian ministers in Budanest had a long interview with the Hungarian Foreign Minister. Count Czaky following the return of
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    20 3 The Due de Guise, pretend* r to the French throne, is reported to have died at Larache, Spanish Morocco. Reuter
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    WORK
    45 3 Ninety |irb, divided into day and night classes are learning to be munition workers at the London County Council Beatf. toy Institute Lambeth. The girls are drawn Irom many different peacetime occupations, and some tame from as far as Scotland to take the course.
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    Shortest Election
    124 3 Sydney, Aus. ?A>. ONE of the shortest and most unpredictable etoetla i campaigns in Australia's history is now in full suing, the main issue of which is likely to be tinlust means of directing Australia's war effort. Voting takes place on Sept. 21. The political situation is very
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    BAPTIST MISSION BOMBED
    85 3 Kwrilin, Aug. 25. THE South KijHiM Mission hovpitil was a^ain hornbrrl and icr k»*d in a Japanese :iir raid on Saturday morning when the iiosI iUI rtuivfcJ three <»irnt Jits, wounding 11 |>aUcut«, and mt- > ants. The material to Included medical equipment and supplies, valued ai
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    The Stock Exchange
    16 3 i ondoi The 8 du- trials Irregular, v.a* bin t was dull. Reuter
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    People & Places
    968 4 People Places VESA limMOHi: 'HMLD' Soldiers Entertained At Cathay Party; Christening At The Catholic Cathedral A MMIJIi: ol instructors Hum t;» Signaki Vm+ panj were entertained at a dinner party at the Cathaj Cafe on Saturday night •»> ■erne «»i tin conscript* whom i hey have trained. Ih« urn- i.i«
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    Christening
    21 4 Mrs- D. Woodworth and her baby daughter Rosemary Anne pictured at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd on Sunday afternoon.
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    BAUBLES & BUBBLES
    501 5 BAUBLES BUBBLES Hollywood s tars have a large range of cost ume jewelle ry iIUTUMN cloth- esare match- makers. and i smart going in one colour toe. Stj Linda Hayes carries it to an extreme irith an assort- nit ol colour- i ed leather wrist watch straps. ■<• match i
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    FASHION FLASHES
    348 5 JERETS are beginning to figure importantly in the millinery lews: especially very large, off-lace rersftoni which are the newest silhouette to be featured for some :me. Intended to sit well back on x>mpadour curls, these are simple n style although always relieved )y some outstanding detail. Thus me
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    WINS BY A BLOUSE
    103 5 WINS BY A BLOUSE LUCILLE Ball (RKO Radio, winds distinction in dress by a blouse. At the latest count, she had three a black chiffon with long, full sleeves ruffled at the tight wristband; a fitted jacket of pink and grey striped stiff silk, cut with a i box-pleated peplum
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      82 5 Pineapple HAMS f/ie /taws jjwiffi t/t« I I SHp£>fD |I4lwVllr t,.x«rthe|{. i flour .pi! Mil' r tbe flavour evervon~ likrs It is made these fine Hams famous in V" 1 1 Malaya for over twenty year- to bake ol Kcrp half a Pineapple Ham (bak (l(! t trs |HIUII r
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  • Council Passes War Loan Bill
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      WILL BUY THREE HUNDRED FIGHTERS
      774 6 WILL BUY THREE HUNDRED FIGHTERS WELCOMING THE PUBLIC RESPONSE TO THE WA't LOAN PROFUfcALfc, AM) EXPRESSING T IANKS TO THE VOLUNTEERS FOR THE GOOD WORK DONE IN INTENSIVE TRAINING, HIS EXCELLENCY, THE OFFICER ADMINISTERING THE GOVERNMENT, THE HON. ML S. VV. JONES, ADDRESSING THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL MEETING YESTERDAY DECLARED THAT
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      Stolen Clothes Recovered
      102 6 Stolen Clothes Recovered THE alertness of twc detectives has led to the quick recovery of clothes stolen from Mr. W. J. Warden'* house during the week-end. The clothe? were worth $300 and included a dinner jacket. On Sunday niqht the detectives san' two men carrying a bundle. When the men
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      ALIENS BILL IN COUNCIL
      289 6 ALIENS BILL IN COUNCIL OPBAKHIG at the I Council meetin Mr. N A Uor.ev E221 sthenu ua resident the renter h,s re*dei change of residence. if Intending to tx his residence for m< houri, an alien must an intention and allQ pace where he stays 24 hours. An alien n
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      National Day Of Prayer
      85 6 National Day Of Prayer THE following telegram has W% received to-day from the S e;< Ury of State for the Colonies: The following announcement 1 made from Buckingham P "It is the desire of His Majest; the King that Sunday. Septembe c. being the first Sunday al anniversary of the
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      Ban On Exports Of Dates Removed
      101 6 THE Food Controller announces that dates ma\ I be exported without restriction. I The trade is a seasonal one. large quantities I imported from Iraq for consumption by Mol. I ana during the month of Ramadan (Bulan Pua I Indeed there are only two
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      93 6 Do you You am hiie Ele<tric Cookers and Watei heaters or (ieysers at the following prices^ 1 Cookers, according to size From $1 t( S2.r>() pi«r month. Water heaters at $1 per month. Current for these appliance! only costs cuts per unit. Tf you are 0 con -(ant user of
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    Anti-Chatterbug Campaign: Court Sentences Criticised
    1084 7 U Hopkin Writes From London.... L .i 1 m, July 19. ,SINESS reftidk* the L fences being imposed m talk is growing. :i ,!j -ays to-day: rther, people are ,e* the Government m(al rv its campaign gossip? At lirst we were u<c against being iniii
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    French To Fight Under Wavell
    164 7 French To Fight Under Wavell Cairo. Aug. 26. A SILKEN tricolour, embroidered bv trench Sisters of Mercy In Cairo was presented with an imposing ceremony ycMerday to the iew)y formed eoutingeni or French troops at their h< auquarters on the Suez Canal. The presentation was made oy the president of
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    MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, AUGUST 27. 1940. BALKAN GUNPOWDER
    435 7 MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, AUGUST 27. 1940. BALKAN GUNPOWDER pi; deadlock in the talks Ixtween Rumania and Hungary wag not unexpected As soon m King Carol put forward counter-proposals to the HunL'arii.n (iovernment conoernuig the grant of frontier lands and the exchange of half a million people, it was indicate I
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    Nazi Lie About Wanton Bombing
    214 8 London. \uu A( OROING t«» Dutch ctodM here suspicion is increasing in t lit- Netherlands Q** tm GenMM are tausii.K explosions Dutch towns to make U>«population believe that the R A r ar- eanytag out wanton bomb- attarks-a statement steadily repeated by a German -controlled
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    Tokyo Sends New Envoy To N.E.I.
    93 8 Tokyo Sends New Envoy To N.E.I. Tokyo, Aug. 26. MR. Ichizo Kobayashi, Minister of Commerce and Industry, will leave Kobe on Aug. 30 in a steamer for Ratavia. as a special envoy to the Dutch East Indies, Japanese newspapers report. He is now rushing preparations lor hi.s visit to the
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    CHINA SPURRED ON TO GREATER RESISTANCE
    107 8 CHINA SPURRED ON TO GREATER RESISTANCE Chungking, Aug. 25. THE Chungking Chamber *A Commerce has addressed a plea to the public bodies of foreign countries, urging effective means to i heck the Japanese aggression, particularly the barbaric bombIngs in Chungking and other open Chinese cities. The Chamber also wired tn
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    43 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN battalion o( 1 1; t> famous Maoris have arrived m Britain .vith a contin gttt of New I Zealand troops. Some arc seen in pictures here giving a big hello from their lent and, stripped to the wai&t, at rille practice.
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    These Islanders Habrides Britain's Best Teem Sir Harry Lauder...
    175 8 These Islanders Habrides Britain's Best Teem Sir Harry Lauder... jTHE best teeth in all Britain are superiority Is to be found in the Island of which had prevw Lewis, the- most northerly ol the tentlon. H Outer Hebrides. To find out why, the Medical Research Council sent Dr. J. D.
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    American Girls At American Football
    104 9 "CUGAiw and spice and all that't nice, is what little girls an made of" so runs the nurscri rhyme. But Los Angeles romantics wht believe in nursery rhymes got t rude shock when two girls' team turned out for a regular tackle American football game
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    LIEUT. TELLS OF TRAP SET
    477 9 LIEUT. TELLS OF TRAP SET LOVttIIAY TIIIAI. \HfIIKN the case lor the defence was opened yesiercia\ at the trial by court martial of (apt. Lovedav, RE., on charges of conspiracy to defraud the War Department and corruptly receiving mmev from contractors Captain Lovcday, replying to the court, intimated that he
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    CHILDREN KILLED US RUTHLESS RAID
    49 9 London v ABRFI I 1 1 •ar tnmunique teneral H< >■ ni Cairo nemy !M.lt' „i the town ol Omdurman In Bui an 'I nn Sudan se children lied and six other i>< raonJ wounded On other rront thert ki nothinc to re] British Wireless
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    China's Vast Transport Schemes
    142 9 S Chungking, Aug. flllNA is building one kilo- 1' metre of railway line daily, j I in contrast U the previous f -pet <l of one kilometre every live days. according to the Minister of Communications. Mr. Chang CMI Ngau, when interviewed. > "China's greatness lies
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    Oil Quest
    35 9 Hatixia Centrum, \u«. i Mk Mui.ii managing dirtetm the Mitsui ftussan Kaisha, a» prutv arrhrcd hew tin, m«>nn» io (limuss tin* production an4 <• |iv«r\ of oil with ihC WXI. 011O 11 ernmenl Reuter
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    Bride Mentioned At Inquiry
    252 10 JJKI.IAMA. p.- 1 onng Hindu ••,irl. iigurcd pron.m<nll duiiii n Inquirj into Ibc 6mXb «>i i ■>" year-old Tami Ala; ;i}>j>ar. j day before UIC actin: OOTOOer, Mr. Waltc IfaQuarrii Alagappan was found lying uneons. mus two days be lor Scllanuis vaddiQg at winch he was
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    THIS IDEA'S A KNOCKOUT
    84 10 THIS IDEA'S A KNOCKOUT jl. Miners 01 i .n; m nock and Hed-7 i norford? (Staffs) arej giving it to Adolf just? where h e S doesn't like it on the chin. Every £10,000 that is added I to their war savings fund means another i clip on the i
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    OFFICER CHARGED
    56 10 ALLEGED to have absented himselt from duty at the Naval Ba&'e, William Liiley, 27, an Englishman, was yesterday charged before Mr. J. G Rappoport, the inird police magistrate. Liiley who is attached tn the Strait. 1 Settlements Police Force, claimed tria and the ca.se wa postponed until Sept
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    Bribery Charge
    57 10 WANG t'HEE. a 30- year-Old Chinese appeared before Mr. L.C. Guh, the fifth magistrate, yesterday un a charge of having ottered a bribe of $200 to Paymaster Commander N. H. Bheruourne, R.N. on Au<j 21 Wang claimed trial the case was postponed until Sept. 2 lor mention. bail
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    Murder Charges Against Hakka
    265 10 Murder Charges Against Hakka (From Our Own Repot i. I Kuala Lumpur. I DOMESTIC discord between a I Hakka rubber tapper and lu> j I tress, culminating in the woman being brutjl ly murdered, had a sequel before Mr j u ,3 Cussen at the Selangor Assizes Unlay Siow Tham
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    BANISHEE RETURNS
    111 10 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 25. IKNEW I could not leturn to Malaya but owing to hostilities in China I was compelled to return. My house was burnt down by thr Japanese." This s atcmenl was made by S"x Chee Min. a younq Kainanese. befere Mr.
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      553 11 fKEM—In celebration of the P!r« AnnJrerwiry ing Hw» Mair n Fiii'iding. 56. Shr. Hmiriip' to th<^e :n th« n T 1940, W ICrw rlawea on Mandarin. Hrvicien. and rrom EW-nv m ff h Scho«. Po#«J p iii s Fee.-ti p m ■I (Ko. i3U> Miscellaneous ok on th< M now
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    HEIL, WHAT'S HIS NAME
    121 12 HEIL, WHAT'S HIS NAME y new rows N n favourite Hit- ler stor\ at the > moment <«>'»- S terns thai pi*r- >ist<»nt vaude- j ville comedian > in i;« rlin. *fc S keeps Ml mak iiitj wtoe-crmcki x tfmtesl the Ntei > retjime, in spite gfl numlKrles- priNiJu sentenJ
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    Radio Advice We Don't Need
    105 12 Radio Advice We Don 't Need BROADCASTS by eminent gentlemen giving advice" were d e pre c a tod by Lord Willinpdon. exVireroy of India, when presiding at tlv annual meeting of the English Speaking Union in London The British public w a s determined, optimistic, and had the fullest
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    TRICYCLE NOT A BICYCLE
    54 12 TRICYCLE NOT A BICYCLE WHEN an Armenian ire-cream seller was charged at ClerkenweU with having a box tricycle, contrary to the Aliens Order, the magistrate, Mr. W. J. H. Brodrick, said that the case must fail because: A tricycle was not a bicycle, motor vehicle, aircrnft, or sonRoing craft, as
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    "HARD" CURRENCY
    37 13 Interim. n removed ,i countries from m hard" currency ggporti is rcquir- Ail Australian good* consigned Mina. south of and inclu< TienUtn, likewise those consigned to Hongkong, may iow aorordinply be paid for in sterling
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    Church Bells As Warning
    101 13 S will be rune i to give warnini; of the approach I of v r in .1 ii paratroops, i The Arch- S bishop of Can- tcrbury told the i Church Avsem- blv he had re- S reived a com- L m u n i c
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    CAUGHT WITH FALSE COINS
    70 13 I IM Ah Eng, 3G*J year-old Chinese. was sent to prison for .six months by the third magistrate, Mr. J.G. Rappoport, yesterday und also lined $100. in default a further two months' gaol, for possession of 50 twenty-cent and 49 fifty-cent counterfeit Straits Settlements coins. Lim
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    Indian Refused Bail
    66 13 Indian Refused Bail SINASAMY. alias Black John was refused bail when he appeared before the third magistrate, yesterday on a charge of criminal intimidation against a woman. Sinasamy is alleged to have threatens! the woman with B knife In order to force her to fire certain evidence In a criminal
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    German Prince War Victim
    34 13 ANOTHER German prince hai been killed In the La report* that Prince Prederir William g ScW^te-HbUtein-CHucMwri has died to WJ hospital Mom wounds received irnlk flghtlm with lh«' German Army.
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    Relief For Students
    55 13 Chungking Mi Han lJli u handling reliel monies o« studc nt H< lief Pu abroad, announce! the ol 100 in »i the Australian Student i lou for aiding chines ud« nt ttffering from receirt ►ing- The Australian Unto* had remitted several huncli* 1 pounds iterlinc Dreviously Xor
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      108 13 GALA PREMIERE TO-DAY 6.15 9.15 THE SEASON'S ROMANTIC I COMEDY HIT! I g*^|| l ttula:\iUlV\*ueSl i/cmnj rfaiJ k r in a oau and liuswan cimidu! i^/jl MARGARET LOCKWOOD **#< RENEE HOUSTON lltll PALMER fa. GEORGE ROBEY "^Juk. HUGH SINCLAIR v Aj?Tr BOOK YOUR SEATS Phone «!M>3 -i l i.M \i.
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    FINE SOCCER AT STADIUM
    378 14 THRU I.INU |>. n«" t >>- Stadium yesterday when I tteWUcl Sid Argyll drew ooe^H in a <!.«>,...„ one ''^'"m no OB* was I!, I dainty and play through3ut was fast. Praise is dm- to Webber, who ac -milted hiniMlt w« ii MVlllS di" 1 Ul(
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    AMERICAN TENNIS
    69 14 B<m kiiue (.Mass.). Aiij;. HII f*Uowte| are tin- TtStdtM t to-csa>' tirs in tin \ni«vi(;iu lav.n Imnis (hamMixed: K«!»«rt Kitgs and M. Alice Marble Ixat Krainn :m I Miss Dorothy Bum<!>. M_7 l. fU i hips doubles finals: Mill's: Jark Kramer and Ted Schroeder brat flarclnur Mulloy and
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    Badminton Fixtures
    206 14 rpHE following ure the week-end tics for the men's junior single! and doubles championship, a<ul also the women's junior Singles and doubles events, in the Singapore Badminton Association championship meeting now in progress: SATURDAY, Aur. 31. at 2. IS p.m. Low Cheng Kcon < Marigold* vs. Lim Seng
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    ANOTHER WIN FOR AIRMEN
    95 14 •THF. H A P. beat the Gordons by two ]•>:•.* to oat, in a kwv.ily COQteftfid division I leaßue .soccer DiatCti :it Changl yesterday. Hay KorM both the Koali !<>tthe Airmen while Stewart scored D"' <>nl v >»;il tin t!- Cordons HA 1 <H Q wen
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    FISHY FINS FOR FAIR FEET
    66 14 Plumy flappy fishy fins for i fair Fern's feet and boy, you j have speed there. It's a i new dodge in 1 swimming j equipment and reports show s that an ordina- ry swimmer can beat Johnny Weismnller with them. Picture i shows Helen
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    165 14 HTHE second bi-monthly Mixed Foursomes competition of the Royal Singapore Golf Club for August was played atßukit Timah on Sunday afternoon and resulted in a win for Miss M. E. Duff and Capt. H. B. de M. Hunter with a net score of Sl^- The following cards
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    JOYBELLS B.P.
    61 14 A friendly match cf four singles, two doubles and one veteran doubles will be played between the Joybells, B.P. and the All Blue.s, B.P. at the former's court on Sunday. Sept. 1. The following will represent the Joybells:— Low Poh Hye, Koh Chek Tuan, Goh Turn Chye, G.
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    CUSTOMS WIN WITH BETTER TEAM WORK
    291 14 CUSTOMS WIN WITH BETTER TEAM WORK I THE Customs won tneir secon< Y.M.C.A. yesterday by four ground. The main reasons for the Y's defeat were that their forwards, particularly the inside men, were unable to connect passes served, t.nd also the fine display put up by Pamley, Customs' goalkeeper, whenever
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    OXFORD LECTURER FOUND HANGED
    86 14 OXFORD LECTURER FOUND HANGED Oxford. [T was revealed l> here that Dr. Ed;ar Girard Croket 3 oole. Fellow and ecturer of New Colege, Oxford, had been found hanged in his rooms at the College. Dr. Poole. who had been in illhealth for some ;ime, was a bachelor. He was 49.
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    Four Lines In A Revue—£l20
    119 14 Four Lines In A Revue— £l20 TOUR ttfcfet in a revue called "Strip. Strip. r ist 4120 in fines at Bournemouth Folut' Mr. G. M. Lawton, prosecuting, said tnai as presented at Boscombe Hippodrome on contained four lines which had bem rejtn not submitted to, the Lord Chamberlain. Frederick John
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      41 14 SPORTS DIARI TO-DAY SOCCER: S.A.F.A Lea V Reserve, R.A F \^M S.R.C.; Div. I. S-f-W v. Loyals, qf^^ u "V u H IK A), R.A. 'B -M Naval Police Blakan The match between the cn^T nnH Lnvals has been pc*tp *>wm
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    Scilly Isles Bombed
    84 15 Scilly Isles Bombed L don. Aug. 1b riKMAN raidu ers to-day d l opp e d 150 bombs in U Scilly Islands, off the Cornish coast. Many houses were set on fire and others were destroyed. The most terrible part about ihi> raid was the wanton machine gunning of crowds
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    CORN CROP
    62 15 London, Aug. 26 Voluntaiy workers have been playing an important part In gathering the first wartime harvest. Most cornfields in the southern half of Britain arc already clear ed and the yield If generally considered satisfactory. Experts estimate that at least two-thirds of an extra two million acres
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    ITALIAN BOMBING
    55 15 Cairo, Aug. 26. An R.A.F. comin unique says ihiil Italian aircraft bombed Alexandria early to-day. No damage was caused and there were only slight ties.One person was killed and five injured in this morning's raids. The enemy were over the city for half-an-hour. Apparently, only .i small number
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    CONSUL'S SUICIDE
    78 15 Jersey. SUICIDE" was the verdict recorded here at the inquost on Aage Ejnar Peter Handersen, ViceConsul for Denmark at Jersey, who was found gassed in his car earlier in the day at his home at St. Peter. A rubber tube was attached to the exhaust and the other
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      TIN
      25 15 London. Aug 26 I Cash < O P > £260 Buyers S £260 4 Sellers i forward <O 1 £260 2 Buy- > £260 3 4 Seller
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      RUBBER
      38 15 London. Aug. 26 Buyers Sellers Market Tone Idl* Spot 12', 12 11 16 1st Forward* BepUmber 12 0 16 12 11 ib •2nd Forward Oct. Die 12-9 16 12-1116 1 t3rd Forward* Jan. March 12-1 16 12Vi
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      LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
      87 15 miHim AllM o fi Dist.r. UD l> **«M Dunlop Rubber 28 4'2 OenenU Electric 69 9 linperiai Ch. In. 25 4'_. Imperial Tobacco Anglo-Dutch H6 Canadian Pacific London Tin 3 lubbtr PI. In. TruM 24,6 Unggis M'-i Ayi-r Hitams 18 9 Southern Kintaa 10 V, 2 Pahangs
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      BULLION MARKET
      15 15 London. Aug. 2fl Bilm s,v>t Silver Forwarti < B«r Ookl. Fine, per 0.. £8.8.0
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      361 15 fublic Notices IT, ,»ODYEAR ORIENT P (O. LTD. AS AGENTS „;i;i;R RESERVE COMPANY to consider offers for w Standard Sheet J during September MM ehouse Malayan ocean t (1 in cases or hales). ,di)wn Singapore. e god )wns of Harper. Co., Ltd. at either. i Lumpur. Anson I ited v^houid
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      177 15 Situation Vacant "SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY." Vacancy for a Dresser. Applications are invited Crom qualified Dressers for the appointment of Dresser in the Municipal Health Dept. The successful applicant may be required to perform the duties of Public Vaccinator. While so doing he may be paid such transit allowance as may be
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      142 15 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Royal CharUr AD. 1824. Incorporated in the Netherlands East Indies. (Netherlands Trading Socle' y) BANKERS Paid Up Capital f.40,030,000.Reserve Fund 10,500,000.London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED Head Office: BATAVIA. Branches: Netherlands East Indies: Sourabaya, Samarang, Medan, Weitevreden, Bandoeng, Cheribon. Tegal, Pecalongan, Djokjakarta, Solo, Tjilatjap,
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      74 15 YOUR VAUIABUO Our Btrong Rooms are your Protection. II ii impossible for an Individual to provide for hLs valued possessions the Iftfety that Is afforded by our vaults where we have safe boxes of various sizes for hire at ni<*ler;ite mtes. HIRER9 themselves hold the KEYB and ONLY THEY can
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      6 16 Morning Tribune Tuesday. August 27, 1910
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      BIG R.A.F. RAIDS ON ITALY, GERMANY
      228 16 BIG R.A.F. RAIDS ON ITALY, GERMANY Londun, Aug. 26. FURTHER widespread raids on Germany, Italy and German-occupied bases were made by the R.A.F. on Saturday night '.Military objectives in towns In southwest Germany included Frankfurt, LudwigshaVen and Stuttgart Many aerodromes in France, Belgium, German) and Holland were attacked. Two British
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      Royal Visit
      104 16 Troops lrom all parts of the i.inpirc are helping the mother country in her hour of peril. Her Majesty the Queen recently paid an informal visit to these overseas troops at the Queen Elizabeth Hostel in London. Just hou informal the visit was Ls evidenced in the picture
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      LORD TWEEDSMUIR'S MEMOIRS PUBLISHED
      227 16 LONDON, AUG. 26. IT WAS A WAR WON NOT BY THE GENIUS OF 1 A FEW BUT OF THE FAITHFULNESS OF MANY." THIS WAS THE LATE LORD TWEEDSMl IRS COMMENT ON THE LAST GERMAN WAR AND IT GIVES A KEY TO THE CHARACTERS AS UNCONSCIOUSLY REVEALED
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      THREAT TO SWISS
      272 16 THREAT TO SWISS LoihIhii. Ur >,l 4 SHARP attack Su,i Z J n land fur the M a\ J Swiss press is u»verin» th| air warfare .ipp.-urs German newspaper, Yorifcjl cher Beobacht.-r. which i fl cording to the Bremen Radii y objects to a dhuti-h frJ London, minimising the 9
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      Nazis Lose One Plan In Four
      92 16 Nazis Lose One Plan In Four London. Au o B NEARLY 300 <»*»** J* W have been shot down o«| round Britain d" rim I eight days. ilrt fl The number of > which have fallen t« l J| Force and anti- 'U L wB raids on Britain si* I
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        77 16 OPENING M^ -m.r where 1 J ATlIt m Everybody TO-DAY! I^AIHA M Goes r?SWw>w?i wrr-ftV t.iwi CT From the man who gave JMB^iita tfc« ?W6^ c*^,?- SB y° u ne ttMTifying mo■n^^]: l fl ments of K1N(; KONG But- -|jyWJS^?f ,S finders measure beau L SEE Dr Cyclops' victims, Albert
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