Morning Tribune, 28 August 1940

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    Masthead
    8 1 Morning Tribune Nil 178. Wednesday. August 28, 1940
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    Generals Betrayed France
    132 1 Generals Betrayed France New York, Aug. 27. hi! former French Air Minister, M. Pierre Cot, m an exclusive interview Uer the New York Radio, leclared that Marshal main and (ien. Weypand gave France to Hitler. He blamed the B mull General Staff for kin* disaster. aring thai France had I
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    R.A.F. SPAN ALPS IN NEW AIR RAIDS
    108 1 SIX TONS OF BOMBS IN 40 MINUTES r Bombing raids S on enemy i troops, concen. < I trations and lines of com- munications are i all m the day's I work for the Koyal Air Force S men, who have i through
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    FURTHER RAIDS ON BRITAIN
    116 1 FURTHER RAIDS ON BRITAIN London. Aug. 27. fNEMY planer were reported m the vicinity of bh-East coastal towns and the Midlands this moon. Two raiders are believed to have been brought down m the Midlands, where bombs fell m fki on a golf course, sports ground and near I lac
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    HITLER AND TROTSKY
    105 1 i New York. Aug. 27. [>I TWEEN Trotsky and Hitler there is a re- c 9 markable resemblance," says the Louisville 'ier- Journal. The similarity is between the md Brown Bolshevism. If there had been 1 Meka, no Red terror, no Ogpu> no :Com- mu.jist cells to
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    TURIN,MILAN ARE BOMBED
    1044 1 TURIN,MILAN ARE BOMBED however, states that the raid warning la-sted for 36 minutes. The alarm was also mentioned by the representative of the Columbia Broadcasting network who als) adds that after Sunday Dight'B raid it had been impossible to travel by motor car, but he could not say why According
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    NAVY BOMBS BARDIA
    103 1 London. Aug. 27. 1 irCOKMNCi to an Admir- S ;ilt v communique, British i warships last Friday night sailed right into the Italian S harbour of Bardia and shell- cd the town at point blank range, causing havoc among military establishments. S It had long been known
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    RUMANIANS READY
    58 1 Bucharest, A rpHK Transylvaniani m <>rj?a- nising meetings to flemon--tratr their solidarity againat cession <»r theii territory to Hungary. A gathering at Cluj, attended by two Under-Secretaries of sta?<\ sent i telegraia to the King, assuring him that the "Rumanian nation is prepared for every nacWflce necessary for
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    BIGGEST AIR A FAILURE
    633 2 BIGGEST AIR A FAILURE London, Aug. 27. UITM X unleashed his biggest air attack M Britain from nightfall yesterday until] dawn to day. In these, Britain's n\<M extensive niulit raids since the war, a coastline of over 500 miles was attacked and enemy planes were reunited over areas extending from
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    TREE KILLS MAN
    71 2 TREE KILLS MAN A y CHINESE, who was engaged m felling trees near the new Municipal reservoir at the Iiy 2 -mile, Mandai Road, received fatal injuries when a tree fell over him, yesterday evening. Besides numerous other injuries, he sustained a fractured skull and died m the ambulance on
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    How Londoners Took Air Raids
    178 2 London, Aug. 27. JHIS morning, three air raids were staged, the first on a Kentish town, the second on the Thames Estuary and the third at Portsmouth. During these raids, a Czech air squadron had Itj first engagement with the Germans m this countiv •since
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    OBITUARY
    37 2 The death took plac 3eneral Hospital yesterday eveniflf Of Mr. Martin Pereira who /ears of age. The funeral leaves the redden** >4 Chapel Road at 4 30 pjn. i the Church of St. Jose c Bidadari.
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    RESCUED FROM FRANCE
    71 2 *T Picture shows 7 the type of Sal- 1 vation Army i a m b 11 lances that have been i rescued from France and are m m use m England. Dur- m.; recent air t raids on Lon1 don, Salvation Army officers j had their hantl.s
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    Helping War Effort
    97 3 T All over the^ world top- not- chers m sport aie helping to J enhance the' various war > i funds by playing exhibition matches or tak- ins: part m i v o m petitions just to draw S the public. Pic- i ture shows the actress,
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    AMBULANCES ATTACKED— SAY NAZIS
    98 3 AMBULANCES ATTACKED— SAY NAZIS Berlin, Aug. 27. THE Foreign Office has sent a request to the Swiss Government, asserting that a number of cases has occurred m which the German "ambulance seaplanes" have been exposed to attacks by the British forces. The note declares that these attacks are gross violations
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    Huge Nazi Shipping Losses Claimed
    106 3 London, Auk. 27. Fls authoritatively announced that mercantile losies for the week ending August 18 and 19 were ten British ships, totalling 41.175 tons, and one Allied ihlp o-7 592 tons. The total I* sli^itly above the weekly average for the previous 49 weeks, namely
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    WAR DEPARTMENT WORK COMPLAINT
    499 3 Europeans Not Given Fair Share the Loveday court martial session was resumed yesterday, Mr. H. Fancott, director of Gammon (Malaya). Ltd-, *;ave evidence In which he complained that European contractors In Singapore were not given a fair share of the War Department contracts. Captain Loveday, R.E.,
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    Working Party In Need Of Funds: Sundry News Flashes
    1086 4 t depot II Mis -pleudi'l <• ■i m;; party hi< h )•»> x«-i|t mi fewtf t li:> 11 mln k hoiiM -mm ||M «»»t--i.i« ife nt ir i^ nrgentrj m ne»\i I Mipport, 1 1 1 ofl n.irn; materials such as
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    People & places
    34 4 People places Sunday Mornin? Dip Swinuaini the Meal ii m Singapore and the atti tive Marraj m-. ters Ebpeth (left) and Jan are enthusiaviir exponents. The\ are pictured here enjoying a Sunday morning dip.
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      60 4 (LEVER FINGERS WORK WONDERS WITH YOUR HAIR And MAXINE*S we well known for their skill m Hair Styling. \V. v;'-'. r < -t you ask your friends who have been to l'l'«- Britbfa lira ulv 's.tloii I <>r mi appoiiitiucnl. I'hoiu* .'H«*K. Ask for John (formerly H Andres of ||»hk
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    do YOU know better than this?
    539 5 Minor Troubles In The Home Which Can So Easily Be Rectified A ,j „f the most astonishing U Lhiiißs about human nalur the way m which almost one of us will put up v.th discomforts and M inconveniences which ll(( be put right with
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    New Lamps For Old
    88 5 EVEN if you cannot afford to instal new methods of Illumination m your home, there la usually some way m which you can bring your old-fashioned lighting up to date. Look at the lamp shown m the pictures on the right, for instance. Who would have
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    Lighting Problem
    194 5 A 'COMMON lighting problem m many homes concerns the illumination of the living-room m which the lamp is the centre pendant. This may give good light, but it often has the disadvantage of casting a strong shadow on the book of anyone reading m a chair some way
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    You ran walk right into this wardrobe
    135 5 TIIIS commodious wardrobe is almust as good 11 1 dressing-room,. There is room for you to walk right into it. On two .sides Ls space Tor hanging clothes and a dressing -table, where make-up can be done, occupies the third side. A long
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      608 6 LEND FOR VICTORY SUPPORT THE COLONY WAR LOAN SI rails Si lllrin«>iils (jlovt'rilllifllt WAR LOAN 1952/1959 lioNbs~TQ bearer (Authorised by Straits Settlements War Loan (Local) Ordinance, 1940) j Interest payable Ist April and Ist October First interest payment on Ist April, 1941 Payable as follows:— On application '$10 per cent
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    London Is Really Blacked-Out Now: Hungarian Party
    1239 7 London Is Really BlackedOut Now: Hungarian Party l(. L. Hopkin Writes From London.... r **k —^s ["Hoppy" Goes Oni Defence Duty: Hitler Kept Away That Night: Sultan Of j Johore Throws I A Party: Former Singaporean Sends i Greetings: Dunkirk i j Yachtsman Hero Gets Unexpected Reward. S I, I
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    MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1940. MASTERY IN THE AIR
    241 7 MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1940. MASTERY IN THE AIR j]VKK\ day that passes hrin.es De news of air battles developing m progressive intensity. German raids on Britain have become FHOPe frequent and fierce and British counter-raids on (lerman territories have Increased m tempo and m number The air war
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    TRUTH AND MORALE
    238 7 QOME people m this country may wonder why British air bulletins do not give full details of casualties and damage cause:! m Britain! This is not due to the fear of lowering British morale. British morale was never higher and is prepared to take all the hard
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    BEAUTY & THE BEAST
    44 8 BEAUTY THE BEAST Fourteen year- old redhead Joan Rrodcl i J leaves the draw- iu£ rooms for wide open spa- ces m RKO's film 'Two 1 Thorou»hbieds. Here she is seen with, ano- ther 'sorrel top' 1 i m the picture 1 Crystal Jack.
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    THE GIRLS
    86 8 (Tribune Film Reporter) rpHEKE'S a rumour going the rounds that Hollywood's glamour girls are yearning for the West. The feeling is that they're 'all ready to let down their hair, kick up their heels and head for the great open spaces when? men were men and, let it
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    Languorous Lovelies Become Rollicking Open-Air Heroines
    103 8 Languorous Lovelies Become Rollicking Open-Air Heroines it stark pioneering yarns, there is always a call for sony Wtsi women, too. f Opposite the romantic Tyron* Power m the title role o "Jesse James," for instance w» star-let Nancy Kelly. wh< wot acclaim for her performance as m sweetheart and wife
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    'WOO WOO'
    41 8 That 'Woo Woo" ma" Hugh Herbert is m town. He stars m I'niversals "La Tons: Nights" and he has separate characterisations i the film, as the accompany!' compete picture shows film will be shown at the Capitol this week.
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    going WESTERN
    171 9 sence. It docs look as it i taking the part ot a high-htrd-drinking niri oi the West. it news about Marlene's fn.m glamour to saloon iner is that she has been the leading role m tne if FrancaJsc Aim "Lady of est. Miriam Hookins. tetn taking straight role
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    Sandy IS A Lady
    75 9 CANDRA Let- Henville (Sandy" to you) Who stole the picture m 'East 1 Side of Heaven" last year is fast making herself a star. Baby Sandy is a veteran of three films.* She drops her male impersonation m her I coming films for universal. "Little Accident"
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    STAR DUST
    218 9 RONALD COLMAN will make his debut as a singer m his forthcoming picture with Ginger Rogers, "Good Luck. He bursts into scng m fc little ditty titled "Say When." Of course Colmah doesn't pretend to be a Lawrence Tibbett or even a Bins Crosby, and we understand his
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      100 9 Pavi lion Theathk now showing next change The Sauciest Hit of the Season! RanKs' tt»*-«£| tm< qav and hmnan Cmity! Jt ||%|^k Af W^JmW^ lmmWE^m r sfTlT^mm\ i^M k^^#*^ U *Sg% ILM^aTi ft¥ Mir A V*i iVm. thdSt^A. JSji^^v nLII L L II vwJi vn B v /tj^Bttjffik Bffl "_i
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    RETIRING AFTER 26 YEARS
    108 10 SMGAPOBI actinf coroner. Mr. Waltrr MfQuarrie. is shortly retirim from the Straits Settlement Police after 26 >ears tttwk <■• Mr M<Quarrie's substantive rank b Chief Inspector Prior to retirement, he will go on seven leave a, irom Sep- J. when Mr. W. O. Porter, the tpore
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    EXPIRED PASS AT BASE
    89 10 EXPIRED PASS AT BASE THONG Kee, a labour, er. informed Mr. J.G. Rappoport, the third magistrate yesterday that he had been working m the Naval Base all the time although his pass had expired four months ago. Chong Kee was arrested yesterday when he attempted to enter the Naval Base
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    "Footlights Parade" Bookings
    96 10 "Footlights Parade" Bookings OOOKING for the Combined Services Variety Show "Footlights Parade" openson Friday, August 30, at John Littles. The show is under the patronage of HE. The Commander m Chief, China Station, HE. The G.O.C. Malaya Command, and the ytfir Officer Commanding Malaya. In addition to the many other
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    GERMAN LIE
    30 10 London, Aug. 27. It is authoritatively Stated m London that the recent German claim that they have sunk a destroyer ol the Viscount class i.s nui .true.— Reuter.
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    Fatal Quarrel Over Pig: Man For Trial
    176 10 A MINOR quarrel over a pig has n ted j Koh Ah Pian, 41-year-old farn committed to stand trial on a el murder. Koh is alleged to have stabbed to death i Lang, a neighbour, on ttw evening of July 15 15» 2
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    CHINA'S REDS ACTIVE
    49 10 Shanghai, Aug. 27. THE recapture of the strategic I rianrtzekwan Pass, on the Chengtai railway m eastern S^ansi Province, and extensive operations m North China the Ei?hlh Group Commanist Army are claimed In a telegrai from the Communist con manfiers addressed to tl Chnnffking populace— Reuter.
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    BY P&O and BRITISH INDIA LINE
    113 10 (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). The best possible services are being maintained by i\ O. S. N. Coy. from the Straits to their usual ports of ca m China, India, Ceylon and the United Kingdom. Passengers are requested to register their requirement out under present circumstances
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    Their Old Coins Lent To The Country
    169 12 i>ld hali-croMn > or iu«»-shi»li nE < P <" i i v a s X Handed <n fr the bar. an > lpsuich Su f. »olk) license* t Mr. Frederic Finch, H \n n >p.>nd«'il t h<> i Mayor s pp^ a j
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    Norwegians May Pilot Armada
    158 12 NORWEGIAN pi* may fly an annadi of 100 bombers acroj ihe Atlantic to B:; tain this summ There are LM NjjJl wegian airmen m Toj ronto waiting to t > gin a course 1 of train ing m the handlii of th> latest Am« can planes.
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    18 12 Buenos A i Au ß 27 dent Ortiz withdrawn m* signation, ing the ref Congress to it. Reuter
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      337 12 OPi;\iA<- ii mi. _us \ru) TO-JIOKHOW \y( at THE and M tAIMTOL v., 1 \Y \o I^te Show owing to th* Engagement of "n/ L? the CHANG stapr Attraction /j*( New Universal^ Saucy. Merry Riot of Music, Fun Laughter— 1 THEY'RE LATINS IN MANHATTAN! 7 im2i^^^ Hit ARWIDA FDDIE OUIUAN
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      195 13 ME BlCi SCREEN EVENT of tin- WAR i.ala MIDNK.II! PICK MIKKK SATURDAY, AUG. 315t... 12.10 o'clock ■\T Till: (.VI'ITOL [M worlds Grarted stars I^P^^La a o(ii uiKR K)K THE wB IRST TIMF jtt s 4 I K,M. CHAMFACiM <: A^J^B v, pen Musicals.. m M m M MI MM! V
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      321 13 Briton Saves Italian, Dies Ignor Pleiro Pint, 30 j i i EtalSaii director of Vcrrey Restaurant, K4 !M't. W poat4 (i he mnea .>iiip Arandora torpedoed. m a Bt ttlfli hospita 1 He OWffl his life to a Biiti>'. eailOf who liirew him n ft and ttn b i Qt
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      176 13 DM oi I lit MOST r:\ll IMAIMMi FILMS KVER NAM IN I M.I AND a! j) \A jQ iA l -Aa^ r* i*J(k fj ri^Vjiwll. J&L; to day \r i; i:> A MS SPARKLING ROMANTIC COMEDY I \I(MV MUSIC! NITTY DIALOC«!?IC! HFAI Til 1 I GIRLS It v l^ MARGARET
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    UNBEATEN RECORD MAINTAINED
    102 14 UNBEATEN RECORD MAINTAINED (From Our OWB Correspondent. Muar. A GIVING 21 fine all-round dii Pant Amal nia.ntairn-d their unbeaWn record In tto second division leaaue coni|M*tition when they trtmnetd Bel. a Hark by 7 terday evening Parit Amal have compl their league ptognui m« and by uinnint: yesterday s uume
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    75 14 The S.AFA. Business Houses' nmult'c ha.s lletldtd that tlv matches postponed fcr various muses will now be played 00 the (U.te.s below. Teams VI request! d to co-operate. Jacks Sports Club v ThornycrofUs postponed 17 5 will bo played at Fairer Park on Monday. S'por Cold ttoCAfe v Chartered Bani
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    SPORTS DIARY
    65 14 TO-DAY SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League. Div. II B S C FA. v. Moravia, J C.S.A.: Indians v. Customs, S.H.B. yL This is Vivian TraK^MT. a p«-^ J pil of Sargent rollejje. Ne I Hampshire, one of the 400 col- leges m the United States teaching physi- 1 I ol
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    SOLDIERS SENTENCED AFTER BID AT SUICIDE
    106 14 SOLDIERS SENTENCED AFTER BID AT SUICIDE CENTENCE of 2S •^days' detention was nromulgatpd recently on Pte. Henry Thomas EsterbrooT, and Pte. Frederick Ernest Atholl, who were charged before a court-martial at Chelsea with attempting to com mit suicide. It had been stated that, after b°inf sentenced to 14 days' confinement
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    AIRMEN WIN ON PADANG
    424 14 R.A.F. reserves 2; Malay reserves q. DLAYING with great determination and understanding RAF. reserves beat the Malay reserves by two gotlsl nil In a reserve division league soccer fixture op. i.. src padang yesterday. The Airmen displayed splendid teamwork md fulh deserved their victory. Their forwards
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    Negri Champions To Play For War Fund
    180 14 (From Our Own Correspondent' Muar, Aug. 2 f A GOOD match is promised when on Sunday Negri Sembilan Chinr.se Recreation Club will visiting Muar to play the Muar Chinese football u-ai m a charity match m aid of the War Fund and China
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    63 15 I LIVE." now on at 7, ;m,is a picture you „,I d-diggers try. Ie same catch each ther simple girl nlnt and whom the cl marries, gives the humorous sih the picture kwood, Renee HousImer take the main and they are good. i ieof|t Robey to add the bum
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    UNKNOWN
    85 15 tCK Singapore's cinemaa most refreshing rry Widow," Ernest tsical extravaganza, c talkies' first love Macdonald and un v c valiar, and now on Capitol. of a brand new picture brings m its v of a number of this popular team, i m can match the ■x" for its romance,
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    DR. CYCLOPS" AT THE CATHAY
    86 15 |YE terrified humans, so small I they run for their lives I of a cat Four men a-rid a girl find them|ve. s far m th c jungle at the II of a mad ctor making fanktic experiments. They refuse his mysteries ben he ha.s
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    C.R.C. TEAMS FOR WEEK-END CRICKET
    94 15 The B.C.R.C. cricket teams for in c k end win be Against JOB Hong Urn Green 2 p.m. tarday: ig Swee Law, Eu Cheow Chye, ua Boon Unn. Swee Lim SuJ- Kum Gim Lock, Anthony 2 J* n Llang Cnia X T. Ooi, Ong Swee
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    In Germany Would Be Shot
    71 15 IOZEF Vanham. a thirty-five- year-old Belgian I tP seaman, was sentenced to six months' hard S labour and recommended for deportation at t Old-stre*t Polite Court, for making a false I statement to an immigration officer, and having /m his possession an altered Dutch passport.
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    Air Raids
    97 15 (Continued from page 2) some of which were of a new and larger type, containing crude oil, were scattered over a wide area m a North-East coast region, last j night, but only a few fires resulted, chiefly m rural areas. During a raid on a Midland town,
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    Robbed Money Changer: Gaoled
    169 15 rR taking a money changer "for a ride" and robbing him of $1,345, two Indians Bishan Singh and Fazir Khan, were sent to gaol for 12 months each by the District Judge, Mr. J. L. McFall, yesterday On the evening of July 1, AnnaImalai, who has
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    HATS INTO SHOES
    118 15 UUSBANDS m Dukinfteld and oth2r Cheshire towns are liable to come home nowadays to find their favourite old felt hats sacrificed to their wives' sewing parties and converted into slippers for wounded soldiers. Even feminine headwear fashionable a couple of seasons ago is m some cases starting
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    "I AM GOING STRAIGHT" SAYS MAN—GAOLED
    221 15 "I AM GOING STRAIGHT" SAYS MAN— GAOLED "I REALISE what I have done and am goinp straight now" said Buang bin Haji Eiuop, alias Bachok, 50-year-old Buggis* when he appeared m the third police court yesterday before Mr. J.G. Rappopovt. Buang was charged with "loitering," he being a suspected person.
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    Caplain Accused Of Posing
    41 15 Caplain Accused Of Posing CAPT. Alfred Lionel Hauf?hton, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, wa.s stated at a Chelsea eourtmartia' to have passed himself off as Sir Lionel Haitfhton, Bart. He pleaded not uiity to M chat i Tlic hearing was adjourned.
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    Renter's Commercial Service
    240 15 bulk 6 men! 19U Copra (Straits F.MJS September B'ment Unouoted Sago Flour (Sarawak) August S'ment. !5'- Aus Sept. Value Tapioca. Seed Pearl. Ut Quality (Singapore) S'ment. 27|8 AugSept. Sellers Pepper (FAQ) White K'untok AugSept. S'ment. 4 l i Value Pepper (FAQ) Black Lmmpoof Au^Sept. Sment. 2 15,16
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    45 15 FOREIGN EXC HANGE London, Aug. 27. TT London on Paris TT London on Batavia 7.58* TiT London on Shanghai 313 16 TT| London on Hongkong IJ3 TT London on Japar Is. 2V 2 T|T London on New York 4.02y 2 to 4.03y 2 Official Rate.
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    PRODUCE
    8 15 London, Aug. 27. Palm Oil (Malay) m
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      ECYPT TO HAVE
      386 16 I2V THE MIDDLE EAST ARMY WILL BE USED IN DEFENCE Cairo, Aug. W. UASS.W SABSY PASHA, the I'riint Minister of Egypt submitted his itm -nation In King Farouk last Dighi His Majesty h.»s requested him to |l>r «n new cabinet. A vigorous rc| prop iganda al «s
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      JAPANESE ENVOY
      26 16 Tokyo, aur. 27 Ti.. Mi Kobayaihi, Mir: I Commerce and Indu.s: special envoy to the Netherlands Indies wa* approved by the Cabinet to-day. Reuter
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      SINGAPORE MIGHT COPY
      112 16 Here's something that the A. ft P authorities m Singapore could emulate with benefit to all. Top picture shows a modem baby's respirator compared with the early 1915 gas-mask. Belo,v you see a member of the Women's Voluntary S Service holding a bomb and shell over a
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      AXIS ACTIVE IN AMERICA
      74 16 New York, Aug. 27. THE A\is powers have a "definite programme" m the I'nited States, according to Mr. Dies, chairman of the Concessional Committee, bh veslijuatinn un- American activities. Mr. Dies toU the press that he had evidence that the programme was first to prevent this
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      D.S.O. FOR AIR ACE
      63 16 London, Aug. 27. The air ace, acting Squadron Leader Michael Nicholson Crossley has been awarded the Distinguished Service Order on bringing his total enemy aircraft destroyed to 18, and possibly another five. S L. Crossley. 28, was awarded ihe Distinguished Flying Cross m June when he
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      SHARP REBUKE
      46 16 Rome, ANOTHER .sharp rebu n eerla&d la coi I an newspaper Beobachter quoted I n News Agenc papei declares thai s ti its attitude i rtlfl the AxLs p Lt ability to cope with r >pean situation can i «j 1 I LnPS Reuter
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      STOP PRESS
      144 16 London. Aug. 27. It is officially announced that some womev were killed during raids on a South -West town la^ night. Others were seriously m. jured. At least 50 hea\y high explosive bombs and some m. cendiary bombs Here dropped on the town, but the damage was surprisingly
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