Morning Tribune, 29 August 1940

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    Masthead
    8 1 Morning Tribune -No. 179. Thursday, August 29. 1940
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    FURTHER RAF RAIDS ON ITALY
    282 1 London. Aug. 28. iRTHER bombing raids by p.\ F machines on tarts V Piedmont and Lomr dv are admitted m to-day's immunique, which ids thai large numbers of U, lircraft raided Derna a small ship carrying Lber "Slight damage" was Le elsewhere. Th- communique claims
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    THE R.A.F.
    59 1 R.A.F. personnel of the Coast-/ a l Command recently carried S out action m American built Lockheed Hud- sons over Heli- goland and the v Danish coast. After the Hu'l- sons arrived safely home the rea r gunner iound i that one of the pigeons, unde- terred by
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    STEAMER SUNK IN INDIANOCEAN
    60 1 STEAMER SUNK IN INDIANOCEAN s A London, Aug. 28. RMAN communique J "ms that an armed merchant steamer i 'i Commander" was. »y fJerman naval units ■w« Indian Ocean. <\ messijje pirkrd i ■P in \>x V York yesterday M thai British Commander r »i" shelled by an un. I
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    PRINCESS IN AMERICA
    46 1 New York, Aug. 28— The United States transport American Legion arrived bringing American refugees and Crown Princess Martha of Norway and her children. Princess Martha and her children are going to Hyde Park on Aug. 29 as guests 01 Mrs ivouac velt Reuter
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    29 1 Istanbul, Aug. 38—An Italian mission passed through en route lor Syria. It is understood that the mission was headed by General Luisi BardeUy and includes four other generals. Reuter
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    CHURCHILL -"IN GOOD HEART"
    82 1 London. Aug. WMWb not to the minister* w nt fnre been busiei than ever. •>blo at any moment n requirca. fMqnrt* the Cabinet mcr fcwtec?sometimeB three times a d ay. m addition, minifiten have their own specil .poiisibil ties. prln<f Mr. Churchill, lor v n D
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    FRONTIER CLASH BETWEEN SOVIETS AND RUMANIANS REPORTED
    379 1 FRONTIER CLASH BETWEEN SOVIETS AND RUMANIANS REPORTED London, Aug. 28. J HE meeting of Ribbentrop and Ciano with the Hungarian ?md Rumanian Foreign Ministers at Vienna, on Thursday, to "discuss matters of common interest" is believed to be due to Hitler's initiative following the breakdown of direct negotiations between Hungary
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    British Action Against Ships Bound For Indo-China
    161 1 British Action Against Ships Bound For Indo-China London, Aug. IS. I t IMITH reference to a press report that the British are i refusing to give clearance pa- J pers to ships bound for Indo- > China, the position is that the i issue of such orders is solely t
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    CHINESE WAR BOOTY
    120 2 CHINESE WAR BOOTY ChuiiKkiiiK Aug 27. IJURINfi the Bui th: rs of the Him TpfUllfM War, China captured from Japan on battle. among other thlttgf, 193f< armored trucks. 1.238 pieces ar'iilery Including trench mortars. 4.994 marhino guns, 100,240 rifles, and 9.497JH rounds of ammunition. ieeordlna to "Military Affairs" published by
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    Chungking Digs In
    141 2 Chungking, Aug. 27. the tonstant bombing of chung- king by Japanese air raiders driven underground part ot the, activities m the Chinese wartime Capital, wherein many things are now done m bombproof dugouta wnile the invaders ram fire and death from above. The newspapers and news agencies
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    DUCHESS VISITS
    71 2 Alexandra Rose^ Day was recent- j i ly celebrated m j London with all t S the usual cere- J i monies m spite of the war. The Duchess of/ Kent, the beau- tiful wife of the popular Duke of Kent, visited j depots and hos pitals as
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    FRANCE'S DEFEAT DUE TO LACK OF PREPARATION
    123 2 Shanghai Aug. 28 BROADCASTING to Frenchmen m China, yesterday evening, the French Ambassador, M. Henri Cosme, appealed for unity and urfjed all Frenchmen to support the Vichy Government. Ho asUed frenchmen m the Far East not to allow themselves to be influenced by
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    ITALIAN LIE
    87 2 London, Aug 28. AN Italian report that Britain is contemplating the occupation uf Hie Aaores b t-ntirel" devoid of f Jiindation, Reuter's diplomatic correspondent learns from authoritative Quarters m London. In Issuing such a report, the Italians are clearly copying the German propaganda technique with the object of
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    49 2 London, Aug. 28. Leon Pandoli Mti. rormer director of a merchant bank, the name of which kepi i wcret waa flned £15,000 it How Street Police Court for l'.tii- oiler Cor tale to the Treasury two gold ban worth 1:6,400. 400 to vereigm and two thousand Swiss francs. Reuter
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    SHANGHAI POLICE To FIGHT TERRORISM
    323 2 French Chief Attacked By Six Gunmen Shanghai, Au^. 28. MEASURES to combat terrorism were discussed >*. terday at a conference called by the chairman ot the Municipal Council, Mr. W. J. Keswick. The Japanese Consul-General, Mr. Miura, and Mayor Fu Sia Oen, head of the
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    Singapore Resident's Death
    251 2 Singapore Resident's Death HTHE funeral took place at Bidadari Cemetery yesterday afternoon of Mr. Martin Pereira. who died at the General Hospital afW a brief illness. He had worked with Messrs. McAuliffe, Turquand, Yountfs Co formerly known as McAuline, Davis and Hope. Charters countants. for more than and held the
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    38 2 London, Aug. 28.-On 1 evening, Londoners will nea band of the Fifth New Zo:.l fantry Brigade, now station Britain. This If the latest series of evening coned Trafalgar Square and oth spaces m London this sui British Wireless
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    Egypt's Position If It aly Moves
    287 2 Britain's Friend In Middle East London, Aug. 28. THE possibility of an Italian attack on Egypt from Libya is discussed, with particular reference to the position of Egypt, m the Manchester Guardian, which says: "If Italy moves .'he will have to face the opposition
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    NAZI AIR RAIDS FAIL
    387 3 NAZI AIR RAIDS FAIL LONDON, AUG. 28. r pi \MN"(J OF THE EFFECT OF (.HUMAN BOMBING OF IMF MIDLANDS OF BRITAIN U K THE 8.8.C. EMPIRE ,MN MISSION LAST NIGHT MR ALAN TODD, A RESIDENT OF THK MIDLANDS, SAID: THE MIDI \M>S BEING A VER\ L \K(.l INDUSTRIAL AKEA. OKI
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    44 3 Aug. 28-Swiss territory ed afresh by foreign according to an offinmique which adds that m Switzerland aeroplanes 1 Jura towards Savoy and Prcb^; ct i°" showed they were j^ a British. Air raid alarms J »ded m Lausanne, Geh and three other towns.— Reuter
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    FROM DOWN UNDER
    100 3 FROM DOWN UNDER y Troops from^" S the overseas and Dominions i arc playing a great part m J this war that Britain is fight- i 1 ing with Ger-/ many. With) smiles on their i faces and with i I a spirit that J J commands res- pect these
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    $10,000 GIFT FROM U.S.
    125 3 Chungking, Aug. 27. DR. K. C. Wu announced that he had received a letter from Mr. Willys R. Peck, Counsellor of the American Embassy here, informing him that the American Red Cross had donated U.S. $10,000 for the relief of Chungking air-raid victims, part of which
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    South Africa To Spend £46 Millions
    57 3 London, Aug. 28. COUTH AFRICA is spending £46,000,000 on the war 0 effort this vcar. This was revealed by Mr. J.H. Hofmey ffintoS of Finance, introducing a supplemlntary budget m the House of Assembly. Thp original budget m February provided for a panics, zu
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    WAR CONDITIONS IN MIDDLE EAST FAVOUR THE BRITISH
    291 3 London, Aug. 28. BItITISH fores m the Mediterranean again demonstrated that it is power of manoeuvre uhich will be the deciding factor m the Middle East campaign, Keuters military correspondent points out. The Italians expected that General Wavells would accept a land
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    Germany Cannot Suceced, U.S. Pressman Says
    153 3 Germany Cannot Suceced U.S. Pressman Says Shanghai, Auk. 28. "fERMANY cannot succeed," declared Mr. John McCutchemi Raleigh, American newspaperman and radio commentator for the Columbia Broadcasting System, who was m Berlin st the outbreak of the present European conflict and saw most of the fighting m Poland and the Lowlands,
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    ANTI-JEWISH CAMPAIGN IN HOLLAND
    78 3 ANTI-JEWISH CAMPAIGN IN HOLLAND London. Au{-«. 28. mn anti-Jewish campaign m ocr- man occupied Holland is re--1 r.rted by the Rome Radio. Notic \s have been posted m restaurants requesting"' Jews' not to < nter, the announcer ftddcd. The principal Dutch newspaper lave dismissed Jewish employees The Rom*' Radio also
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    INDO-CHINA TALKS
    39 3 Tokyo. Auk. 28 A Porttgll Office spokesman stated that negotiations with the French ronc.nrninK Indo-CWn* are ''proceeding .smoothly "He added that the Government wa.s m contact with the Petain Government as well as the Indo-China authorities. Reuter
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    Airmen Entertained At Talbot House Club, News Briefs
    834 4  -  VERA ARDMORE By l^< >X I y-TWO airmen from one of the U.A.F. lUtiom wmn entertained il v informal ikaCC al the Talbot EiOUM Cluli M Tuesday nitfht. The Bishop of Singapore and Mrs. B Roberts were among tho^e who welcomed thrm,
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    DANCE AT TALBOT HOUSE
    38 4 DANCE AT TALBOT HOUSE Top:— A cheery i group picture taken at the dance at the Tal'bot House I Club on Tuc*- day night at which a party of airmen from i an out-of-town station were en- tertained.
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    Working For Red Cross
    40 4 Working For Red Cross Above: Mrs. T, > 11. II •1y i (left) ami Mr<. West picture! at a recent neetinc »»f the i St. John RH4 Red Cross work- l in<i purtv 1 1 i (i over iimrni i Housr.
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      59 4 'i'l.'i'- s a temptation to J f neglect your beauty whi n mm^F the .sun relaxes your Am r*kV mm m **kMUUMm&*S V muscle Visit, th c HKff Bg ri Elizabeth Arden <^ HuHH^ and you will find fh.it Mi^.s Arden has discovered metbodi of keeping your .km rresta and
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      24 4 "MAISON «ALA\V' EUROPEAN LADIES 1 HAIRDRESSING SALON of 63, VICTORIA STREET WILL TRANSFER TO "CAPITOL BUILDINGS" l'>, STAMFORD ROAD on Ist SI I'IIMIII It.
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    BEAUTY'S
    393 5 BE A UTY'S -HI i..Mil»le about living m a tropical country tliat. takin* so little exercise, most ol us .to p U t on weight far too rapidly This re- loss of figure and. consequently, lark 01 „,1 niovement. i amount of discrimination 1 1 OBt'i P ther with simple
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    Saving Grace
    709 5 Sa ving Grace s blimminp for the S 1 S slightly over-weight S !L r^^^ s chest up, shoulders erect, tum»ny held m. Then breathe m to a count of eight and out, agani counting eight while you do so. While breathing m and out, keep the tummy muscles braced,
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    If You're Short & Stocky
    156 5 If You're Short Stocky PHORI ha\f tu.ssrd th» .r first youth, often suffer from an inrrea.se of weight on the upper hMfc and neck. This, on account of their lark «'l stature, is particularly BOtlettbli especially on the upper ii whore short sleeves or slet\ frocks draw attention t<> I
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    RAYON KNITS are streamlined, modern— and sleek
    539 6 RAYON KNITS are streamlined, modern and sleek |jV)I itj MMI v it has been a foundntmn's wa. which has made fashion news m r or.se t> a.'.d hn^erir But no' interest Is .stilfting ariri you havf something Mi lo tal k about hi hipimet. liners are Riving women more br^ithing
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    STREAMLINED FOR SPORTS
    41 6 STREAMLINED FOR SPORTS Above, perfect vest and panties for sportswear, fashioned of rayon-and-rotton m a panel rib knit. Although sleek-fitting, these have plenty of "give/ R^ht, brief !>anties of knit rayon, with a self-coloured stripe, accom. panied by a matching brassiere.
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    RAGE FOR RAYON
    48 6 RAGE FOR RAYON Nightdresses made from rayoi knit are charming and V Vi tical, too. Shown above is lovely model of knit rayon blossom pink. Wide ruffles cotton lace trim the Early Vn torian neckline and encircle t hem. Ribbon -threaded beadin eives the last touch of charm.
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    Voluntary Press Censorship: No Gestapo-ism In Britain
    1068 7 H.L.Hopkin Writes Front London.... London, July 22. MA. Duff Cooper has set paper editors' doubts bj outlining his oonclucensarship policy, conwhich have the approval of the Cabinet 11, had never, he says, had ntion of interfering rith the free expression ol opinion. He
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    MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 194O. CONTROL OF THE SEAS
    206 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 194O. CONTROL OF THE SEAS RECENTLY the Nazis announced the "complete blockade of Britain." Hitler's jackal, Mussolini, did likewise. How true the reverse is, was indicated by the Minister of Shipping, Mr. Ronald Cross, m a broadcast to overseas listeners, m which he said that
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    STRONG FOR BRITAIN
    246 7 TTNDER the leadership of Hassan Sabry Pasha, Egypt has completely cast away that hesitation which marked the policy of the previous Cabinet. To go ahead with his policy of organising tne country on a war basis, the Prime Minister proposes to form a new Cabinet manned by
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    Learning Fluidity Of Motion
    88 8 Learning Fluidity Of Motion IN times of peace nobody pays much attention to physical education, but when war threatens or comes training becomes infinitely more important. In the I.S. there are over 400 physical training schools. One of them is Sargent College, where girls learn to improve the health of
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    New Fifth Column In Nazi Spy FOR
    340 8 JHE revised version oi the film, 'Confessions of a Nazi Spy," which is being prepared m New York, will contain alterations made m the light of Fifth Column activities m many countries. The original film— based on facts and incidents disclosed during the
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    The General Lead
    19 8 fENERAL de Gaulle (left) U mittee m London, to contn a member of the French MiM
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    Wounded Frenchmen In Britain
    126 9 Pass Away Time With Puzzles rIK British Government's decision to PtetgaftM General de Gaulle as leader of "all tree' Frenchmen, wherever they may be to rally to him m support of the Allied cause, was welcomed b\ the majority of Frenchmen m Great Britain, where they
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    Frenchman Who Aimed At The Impossible
    226 9 f ENERAL DE GAULLE leader of all "free Frenchmen" was not the only prophet without honour m the French Army. The text-book m which he foreshadowed the new mechanised strategy was taken seriously by the Germans, who trained their army on many of its
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    SICK MAN'S SUICIDE
    215 10 SICK MAN'S SUICIDE S OFFERING from acute tuber- I. in P'»jh: Sai. middleBee endi <\ hi.s life by drlnklnf pou>on. At the inquiry yesterday, before acting Coroner. Mr Walter McQuarne. a verdict of .suicide returned. Chan Kee Hot, the proprietor of a c flee ..hop. told t lie coroner that
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    MERCANTILE BANK DIVIDEND
    43 10 MERCANTILE BANK DIVIDEND The Board of Directors of the Mercantile Bank of India. Limited have declared an interim dividend of 0 per cent., less inconic tax. In respect of the current year, according to a mesreceived by the Singapore office of the Bank.
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    Pianist Sorry She Couldn't Play Here
    253 10 -Tribune Staff ll'-porfn niSAPPOINTED and rather BODOfM— ncr noi U MM fcbti to .stay m Singapore and give a cone-: t wa.s Madam* Lile Krau.s, world-renowned pianist, who passed through Singapore yesterday by Plane 00 route lor Sumatra, where she has been booked .o
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    Musical Comedy At Alhambra
    113 10 "IRENE," the delightful musical comedy which opened at the Alhambra la.st night, is particularly notable because it places Anna Veagle m the front rank of musical comedy stars. Her first parts before her Hollywood days, were m musical comedy and revue m the West End. Full
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    SEAMAN WHO WAS "FED UP"
    76 10 YNGVOR MELAND, 35-year-old Norwegian seaman, was yesterday committed to the House of Dotention pending repatriation, on a charge of landing m the Colony without the permission of the Immigration Officer. Meland, who was a motorman on the tanker Pan Scandia which loft Singapore on Aug.
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    EMPIRE DELEGATES TALKS
    132 10 EMPIRE DELEGATES TALKS WITH reference io the announcement already made regarding the oartic* pation of Malaya m thr forthcoming conference at Now Delhi on the co-ordination of the war supply resources of Empire countries m the Eastern hemisphere, it has now been officially notified that the Malayan delegates will l>e
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    THREE NIGHTS BLACK OUT NEXT WEEK
    301 10 THE biggest black-out practice yet arranged locally place m Singapore and Johore next week on th ings of Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday (Sept The black-out period will be aoj from 7 p.m. to midnight on each of the three nights. During that period all
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      690 11 MODERN ART -We undertake to teach anyone who Kniw« The Use of a camera how m make Porcelain photographs at a very mod* rate Surcrw. Guaranteed. Specimens of norcli'n at made by advertiser are on dlspl iy at Mill /Happy Wor'J of one at post pur)' ls Tf interes.d pleane
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    Lost Job, Pension For Salmon
    110 12 Lost Job, Pension For Salmon 1 nave lost S m> ,r«»b through i my foolishness and I have lost my pension? an d i brought dts- gTace «n my wife ai.d four children.' said a Li verpoo) policeman when fined £3 for theft. i > He Ml WilI Liani Roddan
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    Music For Arms Speed-Up
    91 12 Music For Arms Speed- Up Shor. concerts to break the monotony of night work are planned for Clydcside factories where twen-ty-four-hour shifts are being worked Amateur singers, comedians, musicians and conjurors have offered their services "During the early morning hoius there is tittle to occupy the teen m their rest
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    Commander Best Man To Bluejacket
    91 12 Commander Best Man To Bluejacket A NAVAL commander was best man to a naval rating at Dover Register Office The bridegroom was twenty-one-year-old Michael HicksBeach, who is a signalman of the Dover Patrol, and he was married, m his bluejacket's uniform, to Mtas Katharine Hartwell, twenty two year old daughter
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    DAMAGES FOR BROKEN ARM
    193 13 r ERAL damages ol S3CH'.. and *235 special damn U were awarded U P X yesterday by Mr. Justice Pedlow m the High Couit. The claim wa.s the result of a motoi accident wl! occurred on the afternoon of March 3 last i< Thomson Road m
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    SHOE SHINE BOY FINED
    54 13 Resulting from a police raid on Change Alley on Tuesday, Ah See. a 23-year-o!d Cantonese "shoe shine" boy, yesterday pleaded ;uiilty to a charge of having caused obstruction with his paraphernalia. Ah So? was fined $1 or m default a day's imprisonment by Mr. J. G.
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    BIRD FREE, MAN FINED
    58 13 BIRD FREE, MAN FINED HO Man, Cantonese, was fined $5 f or fortune telling by the third magistrate, Mr. j G Rappoport, yesterday. A small bird which Ho Man used m order to convince his patrons was set at liberty by the magistrate. Ho Man was caught carrying on his
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    Co-Respondent Not Found
    98 13 THE divorce suit m which Kathelefn Pennefather is suing Cecil Pennefather was adjourned by Mr. Justice Manning yesterday m the Hitth Court. Mr. Claude da Silva. counsel for the petitioner, who had been ordered by the court on the last occasion to effect service on the co-respondent,
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    Burton Wins Red Cross Golf
    55 14 Burton Wins Red Cross Golf 3f The Daily Mail)f national Red t Cross golf tour- nament at Sun- S dridge Park Golf Club, Kent, i was won by R. Burton (open 1 champion) with an aggregate of 280 strokes./ Picture shows the Lady May. oress presenting S the cheque and
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    WINCHCUFF'S IMPRESSIVE SHOWING
    192 14 WINCHCUFF'S IMPRESSIVE SHOWING BY "SPECTATOR" Singapore, Wednesday. CANDIDATES from Marland's and Turley's stables were prominent on the track for this morning's training. Turley's Spear of Sarawak, fit nnd ready, did half-pace work 1 Hot Flash, Hue and Cry, and Kerrena, from the same stable, were sent out for slow exercise.
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    SUNDAY CRICKET
    58 14 The following will play for Chrysostom's team against the Ceylcn Sports Club on Sunday, at 2 p.m. on the C.S.C. ground: J. P. Chrysostom, F. N. Marsh. V N. Pillay, Eu Cheow Chye Gan Kee Tian. Dr. V. Xavier Beeston AC. Wiltcn, Chocmg' Thiam Siew. K. Goldsmith and
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    Alexandria, Port Said Raided
    38 14 Cairo. Aug. 28. The Commander-in Chief of the Mediterranean announces that the Alexandria ajid Port Said area was raided by aircraft this morning, but there were no casualties and no damage was* done. Reuter
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    MORAVIANS IIN THIRD DEFEAT
    351 14 THE Chinese played good, but a times far from < l(iiI f J 1 ball to beat the Moravia S.C., strong com. jl Div. II (B) championship, yesterday on the J I I by five goals to three. I The Chinese victory was due to the
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    Indians Take Point In Last Minute
    178 14 A TWO-ALL draw was registered at division "B" match on the Harbour Board i yesterday between the Customs and Indians The Indians were a goal down until the las) At half time each side had scored a goal. Tin velu scoring for the Indians,
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      693 14 Tim: TABLE SPORTS DIARY jo-DAY HK.ll iidf l Malays v. 'TO.DAY I It. A%M A 655 p in 8 0 It TO-MORKOW 8 f>« am 74ft. N Ktf BC C. meeting, 630 811 pin 8 4 ft Pm. w i LEND fe VICTORY SUPPORT THE COLON V WAR LOAN STRAINS
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    Handicaps For Wednesday
    409 15 IOHTS for the second day Autumn <Gold Cupi Wednesday, are: H S, Div. 1. 6 furs. i 2,, 81^ 8.11 811 810 J n£ r 0.1 8.1 8.0 H I) iv. 2, 6 furs. B 90 8.13 8.12 ghtlny, Finish 8-11 M 3 81 r:>co 8.10 ipda-h
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    UNKNWON
    77 15 r by Royal Charter A.D 1324. In the Netherlands East Indies. rlands Trading Society) BANKERS f.40,030,000.--erve Pond 10,500,000.London Correspondents LTIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED Head Office: BATAVIA. Branches: nerlamls East Indies: Sourabaya, Samarang, Medan, Weien, Bandoeng, Cheribon Teeal. Pecalongan, Djokjarta. Solo, Tjilatjap, Djember ban:;, Bandjermasln, MaPontianak, Pemangkat ::uvang, Sambas DJambi
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    Muslims Must Help Britain
    90 15 Muslims Must Help Britain Jerusalem. JN.N appeal to Mus- lims to "help Britain with all their united energy" i.s made by Prince Aly Khan. The prince says: "To-day, religious lreedom has received what appears to be the death sentence m those countries that have fallen under totalitarian influences'. •'Speaking as
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    LANCASHIRE ELECTION
    47 15 London, Aug. 28— Mr. John Henry Woolton Davies, who is a Liverpool business man, was returned unopposed as Conservative Member of Parliament for the Hcywood and Redcliffe Division of Lancashire. The vacancy was caused by the death m action of Captain R. W. Porritt. Reuter
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    COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    236 15 Renter's s TIN London. Aug 28 Cctsh (0.P.» £257 4 Buyers £257 Seller* h orward iO.P.i £258 Buyers £258 4 Selle-s RUBBER London, Aug. 28. Rubber prices not received up to the time of going to press. Buyers Bellers Market Tone Idle Spot 12 716 12 916 list
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    Public Notices
    66 15 Th' the Netherlands will be closed on the >l.s( ins ant on the occasion Of tne anniversary of Her Maje.'v ty Wilhelminu* Birthday. No oflfclfc] ptton will be held that d.iy. In verband met de herdenkliig van H. M. de KonlnKin- O^booifedaR /.al het Consulaat Oeneraal op Zaterdag
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    TELUK ANSON RUBBER ESTATE LIMITED.
    200 15 (Incorporated m the Straits Settlement*). Notice is hereby given that an Interim Dividend of 5 per cent, on account of the financial year ending 31st December, 1940, has been declared by the Directors payable to shareholders on the Register on Wednesday, 9th October, 1940. NOTICE
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      NAZI RAIDERS BEATEN OFF AFTER GREAT AIR BATTLE
      864 16 NAZI RAIDERS BEATEN OFF AFTER GREAT AIR BATTLE I.ONDON. AKi M. AFTEK NIGHT O3 MSPQKBED, INDISIIUMINATK A BOMBING AH \< Kn IN MAW DISTRICTS, ENEMI ItAIDFHS APPEOACHED THE COAST IN FORCE THIS TOKMNG BUT WERE SCATTERED WITH LOSSES UPTER SEVERE ENCOUNTERS WITH X A.F FIGHTER* It Ls learned authoritatively that
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      STOP PRESS
      71 16 Chungking. Aug. 28-Tht Government announces that m the event of the Japanese landing m French Indo-China, X would at once "take measures for self-defence by sending armed forces to Indo-China to deal with the situation." Th* statement says it has bwn learned that Japan is plannin? to land
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      79 16 London, Aug 28 The amount of butter o-^io-able under the present comwwj butter and margarine rallon f !J; not exceed four ounces Jj Sept. 2 announces the Min r"£ of Food. The only change W the present position is that consumers who have taken all most of their six ounces
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      No Single Party System For Japan
      147 16 Tokyo, Aug DRINCE Konoye, speaking at the inaug meeting of the preparatory committ formulate a new national structure, empn sised that there was a pressing need for establishment of a new structure m all mains of the life of the State and the peo
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