Morning Tribune, 30 August 1940

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    Masthead
    8 1 Morning Tribune _Xo. 180. Friday. August 30, 1940.
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    Precarious Position Of Italians
    248 1 Precarious Position Of Italians I London, Aug. 29. tITISH interference with the Libya -Abyssinia air vice renders Abyssinia still ther cut off from the out- world, says Reuter's mili- correspondent. fhe po.sitiv)n of the Italians m psinia, amounting to one white Won and about twelve native fides, is an unenviable
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    ORMER BURMA PREMIER SENT TO GAOL
    56 1 Mandalay, Aug. 29. 1 Maw, Prime Minister of aurn -i until February, 1939. utenced to twelve oroua imprisonment, charged under the Burjj* f *|«e Regulation. s m N was arrested early I before resigning from ot Prime Minister when '^ced his intention to irtator"
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    WAR'S LONGEST AIR RAID
    73 1 London, Aug. 29. THE North-West area of England had the longest raid of the war, lasting several hours. Bombs were dropped at nearly a dozen places over a wide area So far no fatal casualties have been reported. Nearly 200 German planes came over the south-east
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    To Hell With Them, Say Factory Men
    157 1 London, Aug. 29. TO hell with them, let us get on with the job.'* seems to be the general slogan of British factory workers engaged m war work m their reaction to the air raids. Enquiries m many quarters and reports from factories
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    Italian Link Threatened
    50 1 Cairo, Ai?u. If. RALTB Km* link between Libya and Abyssinia I is threatened by the R.A.F. This is .ndicated by the"X« R.A.F. communique naissance flights o«r the remote huffra area 1116 JEEfcSTEI used by the Ita.ians as the omv^nab'e •landm.rt, on W ton, and b«rbe complete. Reuter
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    TENSION GROWS AS RUMANIANS PROTEST AT BOMBINGS
    453 1 TENSION GROWS AS RUMANIANS PROTEST AT BOMBINGS W THE BALKANS BUCHAREST, AUG. 29. ft] GAFENCU, RUMANIAN MINISTER IN MOSCOW. IS RELIABLY REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN RECEIVED BY M. MOLOTOV, SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER, AND GIVEN CERTAIN ASSURANCES CONCERNING SOVIET-RUMANIAN RELATIONS. Meanwhile, further incidents are reported to have occurred on the Rumanian-Soviet
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    CHINESE PILOTS WEARNE'S PLANE HERE
    427 2 CHINESE PILOTS WEARNE'S PLANE HERE (Tribune Staff Importer) Penang, Thursday UHNGING his wa> through murky, overcast skies. youni,' Chinese has arrived here piloting I new plane, the *Gavernor Uuttcrworfh." for use m Woarne's internal Malayan air service. He is Mr. r. I. Them, the first of his race to fly
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    MISSION TO SAIGON
    49 2 Chungking. Aug. 29. QUESTIONED by Reuter concerning the report that the Chinese Government will shortly send a military mission to Indo-Chlna to discuss Sino-French co-operation m military operations m IndoChina, a high Chinese official categorically dented the report, which he characterised as entirely without foundation.- Reuter
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    OVERSEAS HELP FOR CHINA
    84 2 OVERSEAS HELP FOR CHINA Chungking, August 28. fHINESE m the United States v have pledged to raise one million dollars (U.S. currency) toward the Chinese Air Force Fund, according to information received, adding that the Chinese there have also promised to help other relief bodies to raise four million dollars
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    Gunmen & Police In Battle
    64 2 Gunmen Police In Battle Shanghai. Aug. 28. ANOTHER gun-battle between the French police and terrorists m the French Concession occurred yesterday afternoon. Several gunmen attacked and wounded Mr. Feng Chih Chung, Secretary-General of the Association Amicale Sino-Francaise. As they were escaping they encountered police m an armoured car. One of
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    Arrives To-Day
    88 2 Here is Mr.^ F. J. Thorn, the I i young Chinese, t American pilot > who is flying I Wearne's Ai r i I Services' new/ plane, "Gov- 1 eraor Butter- I worth," from i Hongkong to Malaya. Mr. Thorn is re. i i nowned throu- I ghout
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    28 Enemy Planes Destroyed
    276 2 28 Enemy Planes Destroyed Wednesday f{ a M London, IJS j > 9 HI Air Ministrx states that furl show that 28 enni, a j™s were destroyed jres day our fighters and on,- by' aircraft fire We I v craft, of which seven pUoti ani j three rear-gunners art- reported
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    LABOUR SUPPORT
    130 2 Sydney, Aug. i 1 T ABOUR stands inflexible m support of tne Li British cause," declared Mr. John Curtin. Labour Party leader, m his Federal electi i policy speech at Perth. He declared, "We must win the wai \J* must maintain the people's democratic rU He added that
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    62 2 London, AirBritain's catf >p u lation to-day mated at *****00This is the high** figure rver reached and notewortln that it has been a£ tamed at a time ul en the importance South African to Britain L sised by the ft JJ during the P rig January to Jum United Kinported
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    EMPIRE'S GRATITUDE FOR AMERICAN HELP
    465 3 JNTENSE irratitude to Americans, for the sympathy thej display towards the cause for which the British Empire ifl fighting, was expressed by His Excellency the Officei Administering the Government, the Hon. Mr. W. S. Jones, last nhrht at a dinner given by the Executive Council
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    Hongkong Centenary Celebrations Postponed
    74 3 Hongkong Centenary Celebrations Postponed Hongkong, Aug. 29. I»HE centenary of Hongkong falls m January, 1941, and the appropriate celebrations which were planned for the ocarsion have now been postponed until the end of the war owing, according to an official announcement, "to the necessity of devoting all of the Colony's
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    Workers Defeat Air Raids
    79 3 Workers Defeat Air Raids s s i ONDON, Aug. I Li 29— Night workers m a London factory i have adopted a voluntary S speed-up m the j early part of their shifty m < J order to main- tain their out- i put despite the nightly air raid 3
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    27 3 A Nazi Commission appointed by Dr. Seyss Inquart, German Governor of Holland, has left the Netherlands for France to organise the repatriation of Dutch and Belgian refugees.
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    Fifth Column A Moral
    93 3 Fifth Column A Moral There is a story just come out of K.ngland of a kmm .ill at i a public gather- lag who H' nl about imparting r "inside" infor. mation of a I somewhat Me- pre^inn nature. In the end one of his audienoe lost his patience and
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      20 3 he Fifth Column t ht'ii m Doubi. Say *\ow*t STOP PRESS Mk About Tiger Instead" Advt of X SBEER V
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      107 3 importance to every cipectant Mother, ft> V r <\ »#>%*' 1 Baby-Book" clear, pre cue information w^^ \tf^ j^V >/^ I and uutruction upon every question v^ V v^^ d?' s' s^ 'y' I likely to arue from the first hint of v^ v c s^sr Bab/i coming until Baby
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    "At Home" At The French Club, Dancers At The Cathay,
    804 4 "At Home" At The French Club, Dan cers At The Cathay, fieoph and News Items 111. IWI da t il ;h c. ntf [nteUectuaJ W.ir Kn oi the Club have htld one ol Uieli monthly "At Home- gathering Mmc Chiil'emot, the Secretary, saw to i. that everything went tmoothly. She
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    Fashion Set-Back
    156 4 AMERICAN papers report that under the influence of Nazi soldiers Parisian girls are staging a "return to nature." i They are foregoing painted fingernails and plucked eyebrows, rouge and powder because these attributes of modern womanhood are not J popular with Germany's army of occupation. i rarisiennes, who
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    GUESTS AT DANCE
    56 4 GUESTS AT DANCE i A group pic ture taken at the dance giv?n at the Talbot House Club on Tuesday night for a party of forty-two air- i men. Left to right L.A.C. Chellew, i Corp. Ferguson, Mrs. B.C Ro- > berts, Corp. Baird. Corp. i Cameron, Miss Joy Johnson
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    THE NEWS
    134 4 erve price of $50 e?ch has been jlaced on them as they arc such fine examples of their breed. Hither And Yon Dean's school is moving to new premises m Orchard Road to-day. Mrs. J B. Dunne is having a hildrcn'.s party at the Swimming Club on Wednesday
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      6 4 By Vera A rtliui i rr
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    TAKE CARE OF THEIR TEETH
    952 5 TAKE CARE OF THEIR TEETH not yet disthe physical causes „aries),but wedo many people still suf- an abysmal Ignorance the most elementary >al hygiene. they suffer ..,nurance results m Lw of the teeth which, m turn, usually I irreparable damage. Nature, it must be J( ied. makes no attempt to
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    Mouth Hygiene Is Simple
    240 5 PARE mi tIM teeth is HOC I difTicult. You can, fej arrful use of the toothbrush i 1 and a suitable dentifrice, keej> I thf mouth Itmmbly cleai. J i Place the end.s of the brist i less at the gum line of th«- J X
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    OUR FREE OFFER
    75 5 OUR FREE OFFER I nON T RO by "GUESSWORK I when mixing j Baby's lood. Write to Helen, i clo Morning Tri- j bune. Anson Road. BAnga- pore, lor ;i spell free SPOON M I IBVII Altoniatively. if haven't got imp handy. < id your ap- < BY HAND to
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    STORE BASE FOR U.S. FLEET
    749 6 (TBuHJNI STAFF KIPOKTIK) A PARTY OF 11 AMKKKW NBWITAPEKMEM WHO HAVE BEEN VISITING AISTRAII\ >> THE \ETHHU.\NI>S INDIES ON A ?o.oftft-Mir.F FLIGHT ARRIVED IN SINGAPORE LATI MMIKDAV EVENING. FROM lIHvl IHKV Will. GO ON TO HONG KONG AM) TIIKX tt\('K HOME AFTER HATING COVERII) 25.
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    Girl's Story Of Assault
    243 6 Girl's Story Of Assault AN alleged quarrel over noise between a cabaret $irl. S«h Lai Ch«ng, and an English speaking Chinese. Lee thye Guan, led to the parties appearing 1 m the fourth police court yesterday before Mr Kenneth M. Byrne. Lee who was charge voluntarily cawing hurt i girl
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    Five Missing In Mine Disaster
    154 6 npHE acting Singapore Coroner, Mr. McQuarrie, yesterday returned a vei death by misadventure m the inquiry in 1 deaths of two Chinese who were recently severely wounded and clinging to the Wfl cf their tongkang. Inspector A. D. Reddick, conducting quiry, said he had established
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    Tale Of A Tommy's Legacy: Fortune £187, Not £187,000
    1069 7 L. Hopkin Writes From London.... 'Those Damned* i Dots'': Big Mistake Which Never Struck j j Reporters: Internment I SOf Aliens Being j Carried Too Far? Glaring Cases For Reconsideration: The Late Mr. Arthur^ j Pledger. j (">: i. July 23.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1940. BALKAN COMPLICATION
    215 7 MORNING TRIBUNE FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1940. BALKAN COMPLICATION f |*ffK Balkan situation, as events reveal, is getting move and more complicated. Outwardly, it -eems that Rumania is the central attraction around which southeastern European politic* revolve, but m reality, she is only a contributory factor. Around her the rivalry between
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    AXIS ALARMED
    214 7 JJJTLER realises that ho is playing a taring game m th (1 Balkans. onsequently he is pressing Italy, Hungary :>nd Rumania— all being partners of the Axis foil— to avoid any precipitatje iction that would encourage the Soviet to move $gain. The conference m Vienna to "discuss matters
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    Cesar Franck Subscib Concert A Rare Experce
    789 8 VftjukaL Ohhih A CONCERT of exceptional musical promise will take A place at the Memorial Hall on Friday September 27. M.15 p.m. The Programme will be devoted entirely to the IhWian composer, Cesar Franck. We expect that this announcement will send thousands fluttering
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    UNKNOWN
    74 8 THE Btagai broadcai on Monday 15 minutes Tn< Band wil perform In ber as folio of Mr. J I ARC M Sept. 5. dens Sept. 10. Sept. 12, Sept. 15, dens Sept. IT. Sept. 19. Sept. 24, Sept. 26 Singapore hearsils nd Orchestra civ rus, 1 War Fi± Owing
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      38 8 KING'S SCHOOL presents The Fairy Scenes from "A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM" m aid of the MALAYA I* ATItIOHr l\\l> on Thursday, 12th September, 1940 at 5.15 p.m. Tickets on application to King's School. Adults $1.00 Children -.50 cts.
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      37 9 THE PROTECTION GIVEN BY I I THE EMPIRE'S ARMED FORCES I AND I 3% ON YOUR MONEY DESERVES RECOGNITION J THE DUTY OF EVERY CITIZEN IS TO CONSULT YOUR BANKER OR YOUR BROKER TO-DAY W P Bi
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    Japanese Convicted In Currency Case
    201 10 Uli:,, KUKUYAMA, a Japans salesman, 1 K tiiity beta Mr. J. G. Bappnnmrt ■Ullllltf yesterday to a charge o! having Attempted to take out of the (olnnv l 6 000 Jap« etc jren In 16 one hundred yen notes. Yoshiro was fim-d $200 or In
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    34 10 New Ycrk, Aug. 2f». THE Dies Committee has seized all books and records of the German Trans-Ocean News Service. Much of the correspondence found at the offices ended with the words "Heil Hitler."- Reuter
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    INDIAN'S APPEAL FAILS
    95 10 INDIAN'S APPEAL FAILS THE magistral should not have disbelieved me," said Jamroz, North Indian. yesterday appealing af^ainst the convict ion and fine of $25 imposed on him by the fourth police magistrate, for causing hurt to Mohamed Daud bin Maharas m Racecourse Road. The allegation against Jamroz was that he
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    10-Year-Old Boy's Word Believed
    113 10 10-Year-Old Boy's Word Believed THE identification ol the tceused rested on the evidence of Mun Chiok Hal, j LO-year-old boy. "The learned magistrate has accepted M m Chiok Hni as n witness ol truth, and unless there is .some principle of law which .should have prevented U")* 1 jicccplance of
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    RANG CHURCH BELLS CHARGE
    84 12 RANG CHURCH BELLS CHARGE Within twenty-foil hours of the intra duction of the nci order prohibiting w ringing of churcj bells except to denoM the presence d enemy troops. Wil Ham Metcalfe. age eighteen, baker labourer, was charpej at Bradford Polid Court with ringtaj the bells at Bt Peter] Church.
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    31 12 A p, ift of -sweets \vl received at the A;n Comfor' W Readme. from Pni cess Bizabcth distribution to sol of the British g French troops J have returned W Dunkirk
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    No War News For Vatican Paper
    79 12 No War News For Vatican Paper Bmraptpci (,v. KoniaiM. Ul|j i publish llo|nor| war ncus. S it earlier thai thr 11 c vpa pc r > NvouUl 1,, Mlv.| pcndtd for the! d v ration <,f| war I I^aliiin vii.l lection to thel publication of I British and| French (ommuniqucN
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    'COBBER'S GIRL' KEPT HIS WORD
    134 12 U/ITH a courage worthy of the brave man shi Tf the .sweetheart of Flying Officer "Cobb D.F.C.— killed on active service m June— stood a crowd of thousands m Manchester to carrj a promise he had made. She was 20-years-old Miss Joyce Pri A')llinoton. Cheshire.
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      178 12 TO-DAY at THE I APITOI 111 AM :Msand x (irand LAHQfI SHOW! Ml ~\,te Show oAim; to the Xn K agenient the CHAM; si \ttr;ution New Universal^ Saiuy. Merry Iliot of Music. Fma Laughter— THEY'RE LATINS IN MANHATTAN! i£ 887 fllV (•"sto" D«*«<v V^F^^^^W^iVtiV a NfW UNIVERSAL PICTURE I I
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    Visit Brings Soldier £200
    150 13 Visit Brings Soldier £200 4 SOLDItR i L A W i I I i a m Robertson Sou- j tar, aged thirty- live, was ex- petting to be v sent abroad, so S he decided to i I look up a sister 1 he had not *een for ten years
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    Stole Ship's Brackets
    105 13 Stole Ship's Brackets LIM Gee Seng, I 23-year-old Hokkien, pleaded guilty to a charge of fraudulent possession of six brackets when he appeared before Mr. J. G. Rappoport, the third police magistrate, yesterday. According to Court Inspector D.R. Cowie, Lim was intercepted by a detective at Upper Cross Street. He
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    Tree Thief Gaoled
    44 13 For stealing trees from the Mcßitchie Reservoir. Choo Kong Meng. a 40-yeai-old Hokkier. was sentenced to rive weeks' rigorous Imprisonment by Mr. J. G Rappoport, the third magistrate yesterday. Choo pleaded guilty to the charge. Thi.s was his .second similar offence.
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    MEDIATION, YULE CALL ARE BEST
    849 14 Records Likely At Bukit Timah To-morrow j ||y "S|M'Halor rfiRA NTKI) «ne W*ib« and t;ood f*« be br ken L Singapore Turf Clubs Autumn (*U Cup) me,l*n S .hie' hcKn. .0n,.rr,,». Malaya's fines, horse,, have been fields m every event. Review of the horses 1
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    POLICE TEAM FOR ARMY MATCH
    92 14 Tilt annual cricket fixture S of the .Malaya Police vs I the Army which was not I played last year owing to the outbreak of war will be re- i sum* d when the teams meet i I on the Depot ground, this J week-end.
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    Malays Lose By Only Goal
    270 14 Malays Lose By Only Goal rVO MMf chances thrown away by Madon and Mat Noor m the first half cost the Malays their first division match against the Loyals yesterday on the Stadium. The Loyals won by the only goal scored midway through the second half. Despite the sodden condition
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    22 14 The division 2A league soccer match between the R.A.M.C. and the RA. <8.M.) to have been played at Tanglin yesterday was postponed.
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    28 14 V.M.C.A. members are reminded that the entries for the handicap tennis tournament close by the last postal delivery on Monday, Late entries will not be accepted.
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    NEW CHINESE CONSUL FOR KUALA LUMPUR
    184 14 '•IMERICAN sympathy towards China is very strong." said Mr. Patrick Pichi Sun, till recently Vice-Consul of the Republic of China m San Francisco, when interviewed yesterday by a Morning Tribune reporter on his arrival m Singapore by ship. He is going up to Kuala
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    BOMBER AT HOME
    92 14 Here's an un-^C usual picture of champion Joe t Louis at home lon his farm, j where he lives the life of an i American coun- tryman andj j trains for his j big fights. Joe j i is an expert m S the kitchen, of. ten
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    Fell Through A Hole
    66 14 Fell Through A Hole Mr. William Thomas Walker, going to the aid of Mr. Thomas Johnson, eighty, of Fern-road, Stratford. London, E., whost home was on fire, fell through a hole which had been burned m the flooiboar&s into a cellar below, He hac to be treated m hospital for
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    S.C.C. Hockey Meeting
    80 14 S.C.C. Hockey Meeting AT the annual hockey meeting the Eingapcre Cricket Cli ye&tuday, it was decided to icve to the old syßtem ol playing flrft. team fixtur:s on Wednesdl irsloa^ of on Thursdays. It was also decided to ho games an Mondays, Wedm sdl and Fridays. The follrwing were elected
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    DHARMARAJ TAKES TITLE
    94 14 (From Our Own Reportr Ipoh. Thursday. B.AVID Dhannaraj won the lightweight title by tajew cut Nai Boon Mah, the holder, i tl^e eighth round of a ngn duled to last 10 rounds, to-nigu Dharmaraj <9.8> kept up a lage of heavy punches u uu si art and
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    SPORTS DIARY
    22 14 cn r. rj7R S A F.A. niv I. SA Gordons. > Manchestors v R-Aj TangUn; W R.A.F. J C.I A.. J.C
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    42 14 The GM Department's ba ton team will meet the Se Lad* B.P. to-morrow at on the latter's court m a ma* seven singles. Gas Deoartment: N. Rama* H. Schooling, Ec Heck Ker Soon Pah, Jundi and Vythiln-' Reserves: B. fZmis and Ah >
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    Public Notices
    81 15 L MrMCIPALITY. i m im. I <n m accor■r ma ot Seem t i ordinance List contaia- m of and as- -vied on all m (i and Unt- Tlu* Munici- for the year W npteted and is i at the MunlciM ftndreWS Road, I H,liiay.s exB i -iven
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    CHANG RETURNS TO CAPITOL
    166 15 /•HANG with Ml box of tricks I** returned to th,. Ca (Theatre last night after a tour up-vcuntry and put on m h usual spectacular way an. programme of my.stery Theie is something about his show, as before, that completely gets the audience int rested fcr
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    CHURCHES WRECKED IN AIR RAIDS
    62 15 CHURCHES WRECKED IN AIR RAIDS London, Aug. 29. A RAIDER dropped six bombs on a north-east coast town to-day, destroying two churches am! damaging houses and shops. One woman was killed and other people were injured. Bombs were dropped on a number of areas m outer London. The raid was
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    ALTERED HITLER SONGFINED £20
    203 15 ALTERED HITLER SONGFINED £20 rE alteration of a line m a song about Hitler m an Aldershot Hippodrome revue led to fines totalling £60 at Aldershot Police Court. It was alleged that the line was different from the one permitted m the script by the Lord Chamberlain It was stated
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    Fraser Cheered
    38 15 New Zealand House of Representatives cheered the Prim.i Minister, Mr. Peter Fra-ser, when he announced that New Zealand would supBritain to the very did. and was proud io be associated with Britain In this solemn vhour.
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    Crowd Goes For 5th Column Man
    68 15 Crowd Goes For 5th Column Man A TWENTY F(> YEAR-OLJ) I. man, Luke Obnlan, was stated at Liverpool Police Court to have endangered his life by declaring In a public house thai he was a fifth column man and that Hitler would soon lx> here. He was sentenced to fourteen
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    22 15 All Italian Farmers must place at the disposal of the military authorities 30 per cent, of cattle storks till after June. 1941.
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    Reuter's Commercial
    53 15 Service TIN '.don. A' i 7,. 29. Cash «O.P £2f>« I £l!: tmrd or £258 > 2 Buyers BeUen KUBBU London. Aug. 29. Buyers Bellen Market Tone Quiet Spot IL>|, i < Ist Forward September I2'.j v^ rt '2nd Forward > OctD<r 12 516 12 7 \<l 3rd
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      350 15 Public Notices THE GOODYEAR ORIENT CO., LTD. AS AGENTS RUBBER RESERVE COMPANY are prepared to consider offers for European Estate Standard Sheet for delivery during September and October 1940: 1. Delivered warehouse Malayan o«ckib ports (packed m cases or bales). 2. Loose to godovn Singapore. 3. Loose to the godowns
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      R. A. F. AGAIN RAIN BOMBS ON BERLIN: 3-HOUR RAID
      587 16 OUR AIR MEN BUSY LONDON. AUG. 29. A GREAT GLOW IN THE SOUTHEASTERN SKY. BEUKVED TO BE COMING FROM A FIRE (CAUSED BY THE RAF. COULD BE SEEN FROM THE CENTRE OF BERLIN AFTER AN AIR RAID KARLY TO-DAY, ACCORDING
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      FLEET AIR ARM RAID NORWAY
      108 16 London. \u«> 29 i n official communique i states that aircraft of th Fleet Air Arm carried out I operations over the Norwei i;iaii Coast yesterday. At one oil depot, which had been pre. viously attacked by the Fleet Air Arm aircraft, the. two remain.
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      R.A.F. BACK AGAIN
      36 16 Alexandria. Aug. 29.—" Although t h c Italians have made .severad bombh/j, laids here, Egyptian civilians, whd had evacuated the city, are now flocking back, impressed by the ineffectiveness of the enemy Reuter
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      9 16 Spain has banned Britons unei forty from cnterins Spair.
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      Another Nazi Falsehood
      137 16 London, Aug. 29 THE distinguished American journalist, Mr. H. R. 1 Knickerbocker, has refuted another Nazi falsehood. A Berlin report had alleged that he cabled to the American press that he had walked lor two hours In London and the suburbs amid the ruins and ttebri l.
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      Tension In The Balkans
      320 16 Joe Davis, of r* S billiards fame, and Jack War- I t ncr recently gave an exhibi- j S tion to wounded soldiers at the National Liber. S al Club, London, L which has al- S ready raised more than £400 for war organi. i sations.
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