Morning Tribune, 3 September 1940
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Title Section9 1940-09-03 1 Morning Tribune Vo v_N«» IH3. Tuesday. September 3, 1948.9 words
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181 1940-09-03 1 Crater Holes In Berlin's Tiergarten Berlin, Sept. I. CEVLUU bomb craters were 0 found i» the Tiergarteii. Berlins famous park, by eardener- ve>terday. > Accuruinu to the German^ News Igency it has not been ietermu^d whether they contained live or dud bombs. Several Greets m the neighbourhood will be ropedReuter - 181 words
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Article52 1940-09-03 1 Ne* York. Sept. 2— -An eighty-minute air battle was fought over Munich early totoy, according to Nazi officials quoted by American correspondents m Berlin. Reports from Vichy state that German airfields m France as well as French Channel ports were attacked by the MF. during theReuter - 52 words
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721 1940-09-03 1 FURIOUS BARRAGE SENDS 200 NAZIS LEEING FOR HOME BATTLE OVER THAMES ESTUARY LONDON, SEPT. I. NEARLY 200 GERMAN BOMBERS AND FIGHTERS CROSS ED THE SOITH-EAST COAST IN WAVES EARLY THIS AFTERNOON AND MET WITH A HOT RECEPTION FROM ANTI AIRCRAFT FIRE. IN ONE FORMATION WERE U HEINKELS AND IN OTHERSReuter - 721 words
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Article, Illustration495 1940-09-03 1 UNITED STATES PREPAREDNESS ACTION URGED S THREE stories showing the extent of N American preparedness and the attitude of America to the war m Europe came out \of New York yesterday. Here they are i Olls<Ti|»li<Hl S The calling up t» President Koose veil of the first batch of $0,000495 words
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Article102 1940-09-03 1 Cairo, Sept 2 IT is understood that the Cabinet crisis has been satisfactorily settled. The re-arranged Cabinet will probably be announced later to-day with Hassan Sabry Pasha m the triple role ol Premier, I oreiirn Minister and Mmlstet Oi Home Affairs The Ministi r ofReuter - 102 words
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Advertisement27 1940-09-03 1 KSJIODUFIU SAFEGUARD YOURSELVB (gg|jp INSURE WITH P" ~W THF EASTERN UNiTED JRANCE CORPORATION LlO. SECURITY Pll/S SERVICE HEAD OFFICE -NO. I6D CECIL STREET S.S. IllOSt NO S27 words
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347 1940-09-03 2 AHvr Y«-iir Of War London, S pt. 2. taklve jiioj' to-morrow, Great Britain entered th< war. Aftn year m fast moving events, kaleidoscopic and dramatic mostly tragic m their character, but with .some men i\ caimnitous, "Gre.i 4 Britain stands unconquered .jiifi undaunted. as The TimesReuter - 347 words
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Article93 1940-09-03 2 NAZI BOMBERS ATTACK EIRE VESSEL s London, Sept. 2. i JUKI I German bombers attacked the sailing > vessel Loch Ryan (2<M) tons) which is registered m Eire and owned by an Irishman. The vessel succeeded m reaching port, after the decks and masts had been blasted < away byReuter - 93 words
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Article47 1940-09-03 2 London. Sept 1. A DISTRICT m Wales had what is described as its worst raid during last night's few attacks by enemy machines which had a hot reception. The mayor and mayoress were among casualties In a raid on a Southeastern town. Neither wwe fatally hurt ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article62 1940-09-03 2 Anniversary Of War Broadcast TO mark the first anniversary of the outbreak of war, i here will be a broadcast from London to-morrow night Wednesday), by Sir Robert Vansittart. Sir Robert Vansittart was one of the most influential figures In British diplomacy m the years leading up to the present62 words
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Article144 1940-09-03 2 LONDON, SEPT. 2. DETAILS OF THE HEAVY GERMAN LOSSES IN wr»i M A JJJL INCLUDING A THOUSAND PLANES wREIu SUSASSZ BY GE NERAL SIKORSKI, r H ,v T RI M J' M| NISTER AND COMMANDFK-IN SvK V*I2v A PECIAL STATEMENT ON THE AN. PollANllReuter - 144 words
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Article, Illustration67 1940-09-03 2 )f 11.- Dominions'^ at present are mothering hun. I dixds and hun- v ds of child. 1 I ren from the 'Old Country." i Before they are evacuated, how. ever, the child- ren have to tin- dergo severe i i medical tests m London and) this picture shows67 words
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Article266 1940-09-03 2 Istanbul, Sept. 2. THE completion of the first year of the war finds Turkey unshaken m her confidence of the ultimate British success. She is however, focussing attention on three aspects of the European developments, namely the Anglo-German air war, the Barkan developments and her ownReuter - 266 words
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Article101 1940-09-03 2 London, Sept. 2. IT was stated m military quar--1 ters In London this morning that it is impossible either to confirm or deny the Italian claim that Italian Colonial troops have occupied Buna. It will be remembered that British troops retired to Buna after encounters at Moyale. ItReuter - 101 words
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Article67 1940-09-03 2 Rome. Sept. 2. AN Italian communique stat« that enemy planes last nigh] flew over Sardinia and dropped bcmbs on open country communique claims bomber s were shot down. communique adds, "More enemy planes, again coming from Switzerland, flew over Piedmont anfl Lombardv last night. "Four bombs wereReuter - 67 words
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Article99 1940-09-03 2 Bombay. Sept I TPHE working commr All India Muslim League pas ed a resolution generally wej H ing the Viceroy's statement c™ Aug. 8 and Mr. L S AmerjM speech m the House of Common on Aug. 14, reiterating its adne« ence to the demand for theReuter - 99 words
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Article39 1940-09-03 2 London THE Isle of Man had its raid on Saturday wto hi nan bomber appr° acll nnO ed Lsland. No bombs wer ?nd it is behoved that was shot down into tin Spitfires. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Advertisement90 1940-09-03 2 Dr. R Shelley, of the Malayan Medical flenrios, has been appointed to officiate as Modiral Officer Katang Padanp. r *v' 'til Yes, as amazing as it may seem, *rhen the "roots" of your hair do not receive their natural food, baldness is the distressing result. KILVIKRIN, by providing nourishment to90 words
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Article859 1940-09-03 3 BRITONS HAPPY AND CONFIDENT |0 ALJ FRIENDS AMD WELL-WISHERS IN TIIK KMIMRE AND OUTSIDE »W I WOULD SAY AT THIS TIME: YOU NEED NOT FEEL UNEASY B()l IS SAID SIR SHENTON THOMAS, BROADCASTING TO TIIF JIBPIRI I AST NIGHT OVER THE BBC. Sir Snenton, speaking on "In England To-day," said859 words
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Article51 1940-09-03 3 Shanghai. Sept. 2. A PROMINENT Chinese. Dr. Zunp Tsong Pong was kidnapped from his home In the main street of the International Settlement b, 'hree tunmen The three mm entered his r and forced him out Into a car The n is believed to be ransom.—51 words
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460 1940-09-03 3 FIFTY-TWO "bombs," half of whkn were incendiary and the other half hi?h explosives, were "dropped m fifteen different places last night, when an "air raid"— lasting 27 minutes was made on Singapore island just as theatre audiences were leaving nirfnrp halU for home. There460 words
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Article, Illustration99 1940-09-03 3 Pictures show Prince Alexan-T* der, baby son of King 'Log and t Queen Gerald- 1 me, of Albania, clutching hi s i toy and wear- ing a carefree smile, and m S the other pie- i ture enjoying himself im- j nif nsely m the open air, during99 words
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106 1940-09-03 3 Georgetown, (British Guiana), Sept. 2. IfeAVELLBRS arriving here 1 state that unrest is grovwiig daily m Martinique and <.uard»»loup. Peeling of the general population is gainst the Vichy <.»v-. emment, although Hashes utween anti-Burrender demon* trat.ons and gemfcrmeft and marine* have iubside4. mood> &ntReuter - 106 words
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142 1940-09-03 3 the following arrangements have been "vi i I connection with the day o I PW¥i Sunday, Sept. 8: In addition m a tUUng use of their normal Church B< he »«nW«jol th« Church of England, Presbyterian, Methodist, Be* thesda and Ihe Salvation Army have142 words
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Article, Illustration969 1940-09-03 4 VERA ARDMORE - K.L. Guide Function For Evacuated Children, S'pore Man's Wedding In Australia VERA ARDMORE By -< I*A LUMPUH "irl i-iiicir I m m $2<Ki home to bf Wtt6 >' cottfori for ttaevated diUdren Th' v raised the BODif by H H ol work and a I at X L recently. This969 words
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Article79 1940-09-03 4 Top:— Mrs R. Alexander (2nd. i from left) pictured with three j of the dance > hostesses at the S y "Buy I Bomber" i Ball on Satur- i day nlfht. They are: Miss An- S ne Godwin (left). Miss lov Johnson an il Mis's Sheila Murnane. Above79 words
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Article62 1940-09-03 4 Flowers By Air QRCHIDS sent by air from Singapore were carried by the bride at. a recent Australian wedding which has Singapore interest M the bridegroom, Mr. Richard Roe, i.s the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E Roe o] m. Meyer Road. Katong. He married Miss Ethel May Bhackell,62 words
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Advertisement29 1940-09-03 4 'HATS I V|J DRESSES, CORSETS, BOBIERY. \> 61 STAMFORD ROAD (Eu Court). Tel. 3335 cnapeaux Exuusivf iniuinißv RnO ACCESSORIES RWffIES HOTEI flnD i BHRS BPSRH Rd (nTRRHIES SinORPQRE Til. 6)0429 words
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Advertisement38 1940-09-03 4 Tel G042 18C. Battery Koad. Ist Floor. LAWK V HAIR DRESSING SALON Announces that Nr the month of September o.il>_ Permanent W^^ be done for > IMI Make your etrij appointment- AJSKFJDKJK BATTERY ROAD iiJL P|lHJ^ fo/^ rf/£ RACES38 words
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Article, Illustration809 1940-09-03 5 FASHION IS PATRIOTIC In Red, White Blue den who pa nut <»f luck and ne In ,1 Hollywood relandacape to be awash for play fOtti, swim iftfl dinner .suits or elf. pillar fabrics are striped -•led; most popular co- white and blue. Me- season, this! _l U O'H&ra, RKO RadiosR.K.O. Radio - 809 words
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Advertisement143 1940-09-03 5 Va# "y w i^ rn ~H w.-^^T^ pBP^B wH> f JO* o**0 7Qii€oft I Off! PP ronMnmo I M n mn are selected j Soak for fmjr hO||rs Jn rold Boeclal i.^. s waUr and then completely cover I the Wh* eh P^, n ln llam witn a tnitk P**143 words
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Advertisement84 1940-09-03 6 m I wFtt r/y* Help to beat Hitler. Kvery Dollar counts. He Thrifty and Patriotic too. Buy War Savings Certificates. Certificates can be purchased for 815, 875, 9150, 5750 Compound Interest. Redeemable m Ten Years. Or at any time after the first Tear with interest due. lour dollars will buy84 words
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1248 1940-09-03 7 fUs.Hopkin Writes From London.... on, July 26. L jj( R{ ;j t.'il- may now I ing m Britain to the presence of A few clergymen re f er, and one, who I by the magistrates to Ly acted intentionally red m defiance1,248 words
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215 1940-09-03 7 MORNING TRIBUNE TU ESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 3. 1940. SUPPORT FOR SMUTS QN Sept. 4, last year, the South African Assembly, by a narrow majority, declared war on Germany. Since then much water has rolled clown the Orange River, and General Hertzog, ex-Premier and present leader of the Opposition, has more than215 words
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Article200 1940-09-03 7 YESTERDAY we drew attention to the efforts being made by the Dominion of Australia to speed up her own defence programme, and also to make possible greater assistance to the Mother Country. Mr. Robert Menzies, the Australian Prime Minister, recently said that it was the intention of the200 words
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Advertisement34 1940-09-03 7 JE EXAMINATIONS, Y EGLASSES, EXCLUSIVELY. Service J. a duly qualified W— «^A lon^ with legal \V 'iualiiuations \^F^ JON OPTICAL CO. y>K BLD(i., 'PHONE 3002. ''"•mpson, Dr. of Oculai years' European Clinical Experience. SJFDHUIYRUFD34 words
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Article, Illustration50 1940-09-03 8 Appeal The girl I got into I position fl I she slip) while shoi N "fl .i ska! i ensemble at i American ri I She app« > for help the girl rifh Ignored i her plea. she was busy, also d playin? an y^ tractive skat50 words
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Article, Illustration149 1940-09-03 8 SHE MARRIED THE BOSS— A BARONET Miss Recs used to work at the Beehive Inn, Pencade, which »> kept by Sir John's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. D. t Jones. It was there the baronet first met his bride Sir John and Lady Mansel have gone to Cardigan for149 words
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Advertisement132 1940-09-03 8 HUDSONS EUMENTHOi i^^^JUJUBEJ Bj v jM\ EMINENTLY SUITED FOR S M ISI HUMAN BEINGS <»l S Tli ACi > > IK <> M E A RL^ I IMI "HOOD UPWARDS, 1 OK '^^iL'-eSLjP^S^fcp X ELIMINATION FROM r THE SYSTEM OF COUGHS, S^^ COLDS, SORE THROATS, y*±^&y^#k INFLUI n/ \N l>132 words
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Article, Illustration79 1940-09-03 9 JIIK K.ng recently f m L J diioralions to KM hn when he visited stations tne Fighter Command A few days later he held an open-air Investiture of awards to war heroes at Buckingham Palace. The picture left shows nl.i lives watching recipients decorated and, right. His Majesty79 words
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Article, Illustration61 1940-09-03 9 WOMEN waved handkerchiefs, clapped and cheered when the jury at Leeds Assizes found Wilfred Lowe, aged 28, a married railway worker, not guilty of the murder of Ethel Wraithmell. 20--years-old Leeds girl, but guilty of manslaugbttr. Mr. Justice^ Stable threatened to send the demoy.st raWrs to prison and61 words
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Article, Illustration250 1940-09-03 9 VL'HKX the old family doctor, who have saved the lives of I man's father and mother, was m trouble before the court, the man Samuel Fresco Lipman offered a E6O bribe to a juryman. Thifl brought him a sentence of 1- months' jail.250 words
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Article, Illustration89 1940-09-03 9 1 he Mint is busy making medals, '"he pressure of work on the employees at the Royal Mint us been growing as the pace of Wit increases. They are proving not only money but 'medals, thousands of the 26 sible honours, decorations and wards which may89 words
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Article125 1940-09-03 10 Court Interpreter Convicted LNI one moßth'a itmple imyriacnmtnt, •a\ imp(i> Utth n; Mr L C Oota yest< m Chin Yoprr Kef. Ch\nem m reter utlurhed to tl?*- rivil district court, or; a charge of rr:ng a br:b<- o: $15 from K<>h Minh How. a sundry ftatl rti P inanagcr Chin125 words
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Article36 1940-09-03 10 Th< uccwrid ■< the Oenrral H. spit.il liwh. o! Mrs Lesslar. v.-if» of Mi E M Lesslar, dresser attached to the Ipoh hospital. Sho i> tmvlfgd by her husband and her parents who are m Nibong Tebal.36 words
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Article242 1940-09-03 10 Suicide Follows Injury To Hand !I X hav,n« »,r, .Kieri over the loss of two fingM s A uhiie cleaning a cuK.ng machine, \bdul Karn-. an employee of PiethHem and Company, mas I hanging m the latrine of his office. r-w discovery *as made by Mr. Waller Bchneli. engineer of242 words
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Article136 1940-09-03 10 HUSBAND GIVEN DECREE NISI MR. Justice Manning at the Supreme Court yesterday granted a decree nisi to Francis Charles Spykerman who sought a dissolution of his marriag? to May Spykerman (nee de Silva> on the grounds of adultery. Mr. P. Chelvathan, tor the petitioner, said that no appearan?^ had been136 words
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Article57 1940-09-03 10 Ceylones On Cheating Charge M RvMUI, a mid- dlc-aped Ceylonappeared m the >nd police rour!., yesterday charged 1 ith having cheated taikh Wuld Bask of $501. Tlie offence was al1< ged to have been nmitU d on July 27, Russui claimed trial to the charge '"md tho c[\^e was po.-57 words
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Article259 1940-09-03 10 BIGRESPONS ON 1ST DAY F. Jl. S. %Var Loan (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 2. THEM has been I very gratifying response loeaDy to g I. MS. war loan, list; of which opened to-day. Local share broke expressed the opinion that the Id would be fully subscribed within259 words
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Article104 1940-09-03 10 (From Our Own Correspondent Malacca. Monday. THE All-Communities Fair m ai of the Malaya Patriotic Fun from Sept. 21 to Sept. 28. will I elude an inter-city trianstb football competition botwee Malacca, Muar, and Seremban. Mr. Ec Kong Ouan J.P hi donated a cup and 22104 words
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Advertisement225 1940-09-03 10 W PaOwdBRITISH INDIA LIHFS (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). The best possible services are being maintained by the O. B. N. Coy. from the Straits to their usual ports of call In China. India, Ceylon and the United Kingdom. Passengers are requested to register their requirements, but under present circumstances sailings are225 words
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Advertisement172 1940-09-03 10 rik\s philp lim:. (Incorporated m Australia) MONTHLY SAILINGS TO BRISBANE. SYDNEY, MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. For information regarding freight and passenger aecomm apply to BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. :O: THE lIAXK LIM; LTD. AMERICAN ORIENTAL LINE SERVICE 3 :O: iIONTHLY SAILINGS TAKING CARGO FOR BOSTON. NEW 1 AND172 words
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Advertisement417 1940-09-03 11 ASKITURISLKFD S,nntions Vacant s. aged under 20 wanted. hamtenj Singapore pe»hostesses, for local c ae.ation. apply with c.o Malay* Tribune, (No. 556E; n ,rs. Only tJhiose wita need apply- State Q tian Ei.glish School. iKo. 542 L leacri.r. Qualification B oabto Salary .pectb-Applf Jubilee tNo._SBOE. aced Lady Canvassers rent Cninese417 words
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Advertisement539 1940-09-03 11 For Sale dlUon. Apply 19. Hylam Strm, S'.n^nP o 1 No FOB SALE Orchard Dispensary No 248 d Road. $500-. Apply": Sticct. Singapore. (Wo 5 FOR SALI-Ouly balance 1.000 yard., U.S. Ist qual.tv canvas 3o inches colour green. Apply Hen X Hll. Phone 4982 (No 5 LOTUS' Face Powder. Bewitchlngly539 words
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Advertisement525 1940-09-03 11 To Let tT. new semi-detached bungalow. L>\\ Hoad. off I iV t US, Dppar S. ran*. in K .i. pore. Apply within. INO. 5«4E, XT 2G4, Middle Road as a fun. Irani including (rockery. cutU-iy itenmU ApHy uy 96.a M.irket Street. Singapore. 1 No. 5h BTJ THE SEA: w.tk-mds or525 words
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Advertisement507 1940-09-03 11 Miscellaneous \c s r«i< I OVUM BBS com. preh. k on M I now en sale pore U. 1 1 i FOX TFRRIER AT ITOB Sire Dtinst. champion <>t R uilngton and s< I '.U3-1. Dan Wnrjax Avir> a box No Mai 1 Tribm ..»<• POVNTA!N-ILN RKPAIRS Uf Cmp.ru 1^507 words
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Miscellaneous338 1940-09-03 11 ON THE: AIR Singapore /Hi metre« (I 13 mrs) /lIP 10 M saetrts (9 69 mm Saigon :s 46 metrf-i .11 780 Xc ■J" 05 Di< i ttf 116 Kc.) Bangkok HBP« 37 fes m«tres (7 96X m< s). London IHANSMISSIONS 2 A 3. Off 15 14 Mr s (9338 words
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Article96 1940-09-03 12 WfIUIAM Anthony Gwtheridge, v; d at the Old Bail< ltude for cuttii ;^m c-used of cut tin- r I at Acton. W. and Harlesdi-n. N I wi>rl:inu of apparatus used m essential A detective said that Oathertdge I I member of the British Union96 words
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Article98 1940-09-03 12 TOLD SECRETS IN HOTEL WHILE staying at *V an hotel. Harvey Blessin^ton Young, a 40-year-old consult* ing* engineer, got Into conversation with a clergyman. He then discloses to the stranger certain MCTCtI which might have been very vital to the enemy. He did so m a tone which could be98 words
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147 1940-09-03 12 FAILED TO PLOUGH FIELD, FINED £15 A farmer was fined £15 and five guineas costs by Leyland, Lanes, magistrates ior failing to plough up two fields. He was E. O. Jones, of Longton Hall Farm, Longton, near Preston, and m fining him the chairman, Mr. A. J. Lomax, said: "You147 words
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Advertisement261 1940-09-03 12 FRED and ELEANOR ARRIVE IN TIME \U BLACK-OUT GLOOM and DEPRESSION with the YEAR'S BIG SONG, DANCE MUSICAL HIT! I O-l> IV 3.15— 6.15—9.15 r**k a < i hi: CAPITOL BORN TO DANCE m AND ROMANCE BEGIN THE BEGUINP JE^ TOGETHER! jf\ FRED V '""^p| performed by FRED ACTAI Bt261 words
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Advertisement141 1940-09-03 12 I "WHAT| II ORIENTAL I LOVELINESS "I Said The DA Pr^ mM j HAPPY I CABARET! TO-NKiHT I Non-Stop Night Dame I From 1.31 p.m. I SPECIAL I BLA(BiOIT| II DA\( I! I 6.30 9.30 P.M. I SPECIAL SATEH, 1 SANDWICHES, TEA II Coffee Served During! I BLACKOUT I SEASON141 words
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Article105 1940-09-03 13 X B Ah: i ran Malay woman. Kamriafi btotc BaUali appeared m the second police court. y< I. terday ehwmd with thrft of i wall-clork. a nffklatftj I locktt and fartOOa other articles to the value of $17.75. belontum: to Bachx bin Ulngall, on Air*. 11. Two other105 words
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Article88 1940-09-03 13 Gaoled For Cheque Offence GOH Mah Lock. pastagc agent, who wa- charged at the Assizes yesterday, before Mr. Justice Pedlow, with using as genuine a forged cheque for $130 was sent to prison for six months. Goh had booked cix passages with a man named Poh Ens Hock at $3588 words
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Article117 1940-09-03 13 L. D. V. HALTS KING THE King saw allnight munition workers at their benches when he paid a midnight fait to a factory m the south of England. Accompanied by Mr Herbert MorriMIU Minister of Supply, he walked around the shops lor an hour. As the royal car ai proached117 words
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Advertisement125 1940-09-03 13 TO-DAY 3.15, 6.15 9.15 P.M. At The X£JOLV>I A Wiirner Bros. Thrilling Produrtion RONALD REAGAN I^^^^^^^^^jSKjHk f&"|'"») &<•••« Pi»r ty l** <1 J •*o D««''. »-»rfc. r t«s.»c ipc Miifi i. V lac ALSO NEW "PATIIi; CAZETfE" Just received by AIR- MAIL sJEXT CHANCE ALHAMBRA The (Grandest Laugh Show of125 words
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Advertisement115 1940-09-03 13 OWING F(> PACKED HOUSES THI SEASON 1^ EXnNDED mi. mroMMNCBa is dsval dvkino ihe Hl.\( KOIT TO-DAY AT 6.15 9.15 SPARKLING ROMANTIC COMEDY A^IRL MUST I IVi: »Oth 'FNTI'RV-FOX -(1A1NSBOROI (ill PICTURE with ENGLAND'S LOVELIEST YOUNG STARS MARGARET MM'KU'OOD RENEE HOUSTONI II I PALMER— GEORGE ROBEY— HUGH SINCLAIR NAINTON WAYNE.115 words
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640 1940-09-03 14 Golden Melody A Safe Bet llr "S|»cteter" fLOSE finishes should be seen at Bukft Timah to-nionow i!,. N on 4 fey of the Stegapm Gold Cup meeting. If th« going tson th« rood lide. form horses should lx> m froiH With train irUnd, HobU, Fenn640 words
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193 1940-09-03 14 DETERS, Indian goalkeeper, was ordered off the field for striking one of the V.M.C.A. forwards, m a division 2B match on the V.M.C.A. ground yesterday. The Indians were overwhelmed m the second half when the V.M.C.A. scored six of their seven goals. The ordering off,193 words
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Article, Illustration122 1940-09-03 14 yL Prints are plei-^r sant, prints are gay, prints are i modest, prints > C are bold. |n mid s v m mer V heat, the smart young girl about i town and coun- S I try must break into print, i These fabrics j are versatile122 words
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Article202 1940-09-03 14 HOUGH PLAY MARS SOCCER THE ft a fc M Scored a f 'fl nil M,-/ th 7 S u' :apfl ß Harbcii? fc^d <* f&e "^J^P Board S^g v V. M 3ion2A CtCh t .^t va< s -ovlM marred by>>rf\^ S were of^V of* Reid M c:iangWS t^Svh b X202 words
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Advertisement115 1940-09-03 14 CZus-bvaJ&a/iA^ S!7>IL-KB4FT p. SISALKRAFT PRODUCTS ARK I TOUCH KRAFT i MANUFACTURED FROM HEAVY I /ji PLY KRAFT WATERPROOFED I WITH BITUMEN AND HMHHB| BI\FO R C E D WITH SISAL KH^^M FIBRES [OS S.K. llcsheen" lo r Concrete Illl! n r s x 300 h ■BBhH %lM IHr l0 ft115 words
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Miscellaneous80 1940-09-03 14 SPORTS DIARY TO-DAY SOCCER: Div. I, Malays v. Gordons, Stadium; R.A. (A. A.) v. Loyals, Changi. The following members have accepted to play for S.C.C. vs. R.N. Malaya on Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. and 11 a.m. respectively at S.C.C: H. L. Ward, Major F. E. Hugonin R. A.80 words
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Article61 1940-09-03 15 Sershey, Pennsylvania, Sept. 2. SAM Snead beat Harold McSpaden 5 and 4, Byron Nelson beat Ralph Guldhal one hole m the 36-hole semi-finals of the American Professional Golfers Association Championship. Henry Picard, the holder, was beaten m the third round by Gene Sarazen, one hole.Reuter - 61 words
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Article97 1940-09-03 15 Washington, Sept. 1. THE National Defence Commission m a statement reporting on the tremendous activity m the industrial "preparedness" programme, says that new factories are under construction and employment m the industry is rising rapidly. Plane production should increase 50 per cent, by the endReuter - 97 words
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Article272 1940-09-03 15 MYSTERY Of MAN'S DEATH I 1M 106 ENG, 21-yeaf-old wife, was worried U when her husband, having left home at 4 J a.m. to *e!l pork, failed to return home. She J waited anxiously all morning and then told her > father. A few hours later, the young wife was272 words
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Article101 1940-09-03 15 BLACKOUT AND TRAINS IN connection with the black-out, to-morrow and Wednesday nights, it is emphasised that, should the alarm signal sound at a time when any persons are proceeding to the railway station to catch the night mail train, they must observe all the rules laid down for the black-out101 words
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Article65 1940-09-03 15 London, Sept. 2.— With reference to the reported journey of Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, British Ambassador to China, to Chungking, it is stated m official quarters to-day that it is expected Sir Archibald will travel to Chungking early m September to resume contact with the Chinese Government andReuter - 65 words
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Article40 1940-09-03 15 Berne; Sept. 2.— Foreign aeroplanes again flew over Switzerland last night. According to an official communique, the alarm wa* sounded m several towns. In Saint Fall, troops fired on plane.s which dropped several bombs m Melds. Nobody was hurt. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article167 1940-09-03 15 Singapore, Monday. 1 I SHALL rest content if you can say to yourself m considering this case, m tlv word- <>f the old Sexton m the beautiful poem *Ihe Curlew Shtl Not Ring To-night/ I have done my duty. I have sought to do it just167 words
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468 1940-09-03 16 TRANSYLVANIA REVOLT GROWS: UGLY SCENES Trouble In The Balkans BUCHAREST. 3BPT. 2. lEMOI KKJiI AKS VNiH'Ol KE WITH TOMMY GUNS AN!) RIFLES WKIU MDCBSBARY TO-DAY TO »EAL *HH DEMONSTRATION* AGAINST THE CESSION OF THL mAU>(.VANfAN'rKRKIIOHV THL DEMONSTRATIONS WK«<i; THB MosT HMBBOniC SINCE 19H The demoastr;>tors dispersed with water h4*e*, outReuter - 468 words
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Article, Illustration67 1940-09-03 16 London, Sept. 2.— While nothing definite has yet been settled it m likely that Mr. Chun-hill will make another statement on the war situation when Par. liament meets on Thursday for one day. It is expected he will deal with the war m the I. amongReuter - 67 words
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Article49 1940-09-03 16 Dunedin, Sept. 2.— Minister of Defence Mr. Jones announced to-day that when New Zealand reaches its maximum contribution under the Empire air scheme it will send nearly 3,000 pilots, gunners and observers to Canada and Britain yearly. The first observers and gunners are to Canada soon. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article240 1940-09-03 16 Melbourne, Sept. 2. roVERNMENT ranges itself behind the bray*. inspiring policy of Mr. Churchill," declared the Prime Minister, Mr. R. G. Menzies, m his Federal elections policy speech to-day. The elections tak»» place on Sept. 21. Mr. Menzies said that the Labour Party's: rejectiou of hilReuter - 240 words
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Article208 1940-09-03 16 London, Sept. i. i ONE oi the coolest pieces of bluff since the Blitzkrieg I began has enabled a British fighter pilot to add a third > German fighter to his ba? of two m one bailie i>ver Kent on Saturday The pilot had and upReuter - 208 words
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371 1940-09-03 16 Hitler's Blitzkrieg Fails, Says U.S. Press N«*h \.>rfc Scot I T*ifc eiceUent morale of jk British people under rep* ed air raids and th<> f^inrc H the njids thetu^ch r > jontiu to be featured b> \merw correspondents from Imta The correspondent > particulj comment on ih<* -nuilntss i theReuter - 371 words
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Article16 1940-09-03 16 Cairo, Sept. 2.-A issued at General btatea that there tent to report on ReuterReuter - 16 words
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