Morning Tribune, 6 September 1940

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    Masthead
    16 1 Morning Tribune l ul -^-So. 186. Friday. September 6, 1940. Morning Tribune Friday, September 6, 104*
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    Position In Far East
    228 1 Position In Far East B Chungking, Sept. 5. fc'!I?MATION of the Japanese ultimatum has Biged the entire comKion of the Indo-China Bation- It is stated here 1 war will quickly lead to the South Seas if Japanese invade Indo- the Chinese authoritiei hope that the ulti■;m IU not result in
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    DICTATORSHIP SET UP IN RUMANIA: CAROL GIVES UP POWERS
    473 1 DICTATORSHIP SET UP IN RUMANIA: CAROL GIVES UP POWERS STRONG MAN" TAKES OVER Bucharest, Sept. 5 £AKLV to-day King Carol signed a decree making General Antoneseu virtual dictator of Rumania. Ilis Majesty signed another decree suspending the February 1938 Constitution and dissolving Parliament. After taking the oath of allegiance to
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    "WE ARE IN THE WAR" SAYS HEARST
    201 1 iiT, New York, Sept. 5. j W V 1 f0,ks > we are in the war," is the comment J mm/ William Randolph Hearst, the newspap r 'Priptor, on the transfer of the 50 American i 0 yjr» to Britain. a r [l^rst
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    37 1 Tokyo Sept. 5.— Prince Wagisha Katasashrakawa was killed to an aeronlane accident in Tnner M_-n-colia according to a War Ofnee announcement. The prince, aged 29 was an artillery captain serving on the staff o^heJapanese in China Reuter
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    German Transport Torpedoed
    165 1 German Transport Torpedoed Stockholm, Sept. 5 JT is learned here that a Bri1 tish submarine torpedoed the 12,000-ton German troopship Marion in the Kattegat on Monday evening. Not more than 300 were saved and it is estimated that over 3,000 were drowned, according to reports published in Lysekil on the
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    AMERICA NEEDS SINGAPORE, SAYS CHINA C-IN-C
    607 2 AMERICA NEEDS SINGAPORE, SAYS CHINA C-IN-C New York, Sept. 5. PRESIDENT Roosevelt's action in concluding the 'naval bases for destroyers" agreement is praised by Rear-Admiral Yarneil. former Commander-in-Chief of the American Fleet in China waters, who in an interview with the New York Herald Tribune. UTgefl that the fleets of
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    JAPANESEPLANE CRASHES NEAR HONGKONG
    68 2 JAPANESEPLANE CRASHES NEAR HONGKONG Hongkong, Sept. 5. I l^OUND 5 p.m. a Japanese plane crashed in the British territory of Fanling, near Kwanti racecourse. The three occupants were injured, one more seriously. They were taken to hospital. They are now being held by the authorities pending enquiries to-morrow. It is
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    67 2 I ONDON. Sept. 5.- In the House o Commons, the com mittee which Is dis cussing whether thi detention ol Captait Ramsay ki a bread of privileges, carriec on to-day during ai air raid warning. Captain Ramsay remained with the committee for fifty minutes. After his de parture the commit
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    PUZZLE IN THE AIR
    119 2 PUZZLE IN THE AIR *r Not a tricky puzzle r— b u t S i scarchl ights over the Ruhr as the pilot of a bomber sees i them. \V he n movement of S the beam is slowed monien- i tarily, the track of light broad- S ens; when
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    Berlin Again Bombed
    405 2 Berlin Again Bombed Berlin s,, )t I <*d in Berlin at n and lasted until i ;•> **M states the official GersJi news agency, adding planes tried to attack iilf bill were JgJVi hv r aircraft fire, v i Mm})s v *U ilrnpped in the greater for I li ra
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    20 2 Aden, Sept. 5 *>* dropped In an air r i terday but there p^p^p^h Hac anH nn Hn ill Ba^aa^aaflH Reuter
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    B.B.C
    26 2 Lond n D Sept.; The BB J mat. Bra br i at 0 our ol D 3 d. j h el will pat ■I Reuter
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    NAZI RAIDERS BEATEN OFF
    676 3 I London. Sept. 5. peaceful night, the London area heard the first wa niiiff of the day at 7.10 a.m. G.M.T. while m -of t-ilv xvorkers were emerging from the railway I travelling in trams and buses to work. They mpk'iHy unperturbed and proceeded calmly on
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    TURKEY WATCHES
    68 3 Istanbul, Sept. 5. INVENTS in Rumania are being followed with earnest attention in Turkey where special interest is taken in the rumours of the presence of German troops on the Rumanian-Soviet frontier with possible repercussions on the Soviet-German and Soviet-Turkish relations. Turkey's sympathy with the Allied cause has
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    GERMANY AND THE CARIBBEAN
    93 3 I New York, Sept. 5 FHE New York Times has reports from San Jose Costa-Rica that Germany has sent notes to live Central American countries insistng that merchants should pay Ger- nany amounts owed to the Netherands and other occupied countries, i it is expected that
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    Malaya Patriotic Fund
    48 3 Malaya Patriotic Fund i ondon, Sept. > Li s.— The Ma- laya Patriotic t Fund's latest contribution of < £20,000 has been i divided between the RAF. Be- nevolent Fund, j i the Y.W.C.A. and the Domi- nions Forces. I The fund has up to now col- > lected £220.000.
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    British Air & Sea Action In Aegean
    155 3 British Air Sea Action In Aegean London. Sfpt. 5. k BRITISH naval and air counter-aciion against Italian plants is described in an Italian war communique which says that numerous enemy convoy, escorted by warships, was spotted in the Aegean Sea and was followed by Italian reconnoitring planes during the day
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    Amazons' Defence Corps
    90 3 Here you see the Amazon's Defence Corps, the unofficial army of women parashots, who, because of their sex, are barred from the Local Defence Vo* lunteers practising hand grenade throwinr with the aid of bricks. Weekly meetings of organisers and members in London are attended by 200
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    Passive Resistance In Holland
    147 3 London, Sept. 5. A LONDON newspaper says that according to a statement made to them by a neutral traveller, the majority of Holland's fire engines have been requisitioned for service In the Ruhr to tight Orel Ca The d UaveUif cLa^that the RAF. had bombcM the
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    "No Host" Party For Canadians; Y.W.C.A. Meeting
    1151 4  - "No Host" Party For Canadians; Y. W.C.A. Meeting VARA ARDMORE I— By L V^^H^^^^^ A \y .idun AMOontion ui< certainly sev- Jt Uia' Cariridian membi B«nrtei ii LMwn the op'y "1 DM 1,-liov WDtrymen dor] ten Ik have already held several pattfM i«, r them and nou Mrs. U. J'j,r
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      37 4 People are talking about The individuaf coiffures by MARIE, of the NAOMI salon, 18. Rodney Hans I Battery u«ati I Make vour app«»» lmr 1 to.day. Tel. 7555. 1 Special: Helen Cui Whitener treatment I hair. I
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    TWINS IN THE FAMILY
    822 5 TWINS IN THE FAMILY i the family An event of great importH t onf* which sometimes gives rise to misH aufle there are two of them, they are little smaller than the average baby at B it may be that one of the pigeon pair delicate. H delicacy, however, need
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    Your Baby's Daily Dip
    202 5 OAHYS bath \g fa.scmatliif task il 'a km thodirallv. Befotl Mai'MiiK. OOlk you will Mf4 :(i and the wuti 1 which hould be ion dtg f Make .sun- thai the room is fr»M- from drau-ht.s then put Baby on your kn"<\ 1111--dretl him and wrap h;in
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      35 5 *vLyb7^ -'Jw^ for economical ?'£^SsS „-J rt^vilis LIVER SAUUAGK UOiU VUSlllf PINEAPPLE HAM prepared meats ri BRAW n, yokk f f ETC PHONE 5376 IIVK LINES CJS. 122A ,A^i.r 0/ Singapore Cold Storage Co^ Ltd
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    Indian's Appeal Allowed
    89 6 tk< Indian. Mohamed bii Mohamrd Shafi. success fn'h appealed against ton \iMion and sentence on tw< charireM of committing act of gross indecency againsi two hoys, before the .\ctin* < hicf Justa Mr. Justice A K. a'Beckett IVrrell. at the High Court yexlerd;i\. The conviction ;uul senteixe
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    TWO DEATHS FROM POISON
    232 6 rW deaths by accidental drink ing "f caustic soda were relied yesterday in Hie oroner* Court. In both cases Mr Porn r<- urn-(-ci ftffdftctl Oi u'";Uh by misacr tun A cocks assistant. Tang Thn Cbeow. felt unwell on the nigh* i Julv 12. Ho desired a
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    O.A.G. Goes On East Coast Tour
    139 6 rji:; hey the Officer Ad's i Ing the Q wtmmeiit, the Hon. Mr S. W. Jones, acpanied by the Private Secretary and Aido-de-C?jnp. left Sin;«Tday morning lor a 1 in- < f Hi,- East Coast. They will n to Singapore on Sept 13. Hi.s
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    FARES, PLEASE
    64 6 jL In the 1 7 part of Ju'it yrar the batch 01 we selected J duties on l don Tran Buses rejx for duty. y drew their j forms and ro'oivtvi i n s t r ucl Our piit ihowi on the women diK'tor-. cl in? the I
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    Murder Suspected On Mine
    184 6 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 5. >pHE Selangor Criminal Investigation Branch is conducting enquiries into the death of a middle-aged Sikh employed as a coolie in the construction of a new dredge at the Austral Malay Tin Dredging, Puchong, whose body, with three deep
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    Cane And Prison Two Hooligans
    149 6 Cane And Prison Two Hooligans TWO men, T'ng Ah Seng and Goh Ah Ho<*| 1 with others attacked and ueat up 1 were playing with model aeroplane* at will bear the marks of their cowardice I time. Ordering each of them ten strokes wM l "M rotan yesterday, to be
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    UNKNOWN
    37 6 F. Q. Ycnsenß sailors. aurdß 1 23, respective™ rcndeiei thefl to the po..:e« the charge U mitting '^Wj had no fixed abode and noH they were torn H Dote* Mr. J. G. Rafl I third magistrj
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    UNKNOWN
    997 7 ml.Hopkin Writes From London.... Fmlv 9Q I re beinjr H teholien uy H natiofl 'nvesti- f tfce latest lently to ascer- popularity o.f e Hil 1 has reH Bzpveas that om the Minis- to her the folB L >(>n i«*a d adveritrfmeats? M'ouhi \ou miss them if tliev 'r.'reari
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    PEARL RIVER AGAIN CLOSED
    81 7 flonfkong, Sept. 5 RIVER communication between IK;nKkoDS and Canton ha.' again been* suspended, after 1 was recently re-opened by a K* leaimt of Ifcf Anjflo-Japane* dispute over pilotage fees pay abk- by Meswrs. Buttcrfiekl ant Swire's liner, Fatshan. The Japanese authorities ir Canton have now n-fused
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      AGAINST AGGRESSION
      489 7 THE taigfg< frontier line which, up to 1 the present day, itill reouunf undefended and unfortified is the oMJoinin.L r the Dominion of Canada and the 1 United Stata of America. The relationship between the two countries baa been one of such continuous harmony that HO continuous defence
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    MUSICAL OPINION
    1075 8 Cesar Franck And His Music A lOIKM-V into the unknown frequently has its Mgfcftenin| will as its exhilarating Mptd i,m\ both these emotions often apply figuratively to voyages of discovery into any of the arts In this < ity, it ran he assumed that those who have never
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    More Suggestions Gramophone Recitals
    280 8 First Programme To I Arranged Soon ]fIE have received a number of letters supporting our correspondent's suggestion, published a fortnight ago, that arrangements should be made for regular recitals of gramophone records to be given. It is evident that there are a considerable number of people
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    MUSIC AND THE GRAMOPHONE "OPINION SOUGHT ON MADAME BUTTERFLY"
    434 9 MU SIC AND THE GRAMOPHONE "OPINION SOUGHT ON MADAME BUTTERFLY" I upon a numbei of e- rdings has been re- ami we have received one M. with which we will deal H best issue of the I: Mil «lame Butterfly.; I* already referred to trie ■^recording of this opera in
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    UNKNOWN
    259 9 I, correspondent*! opinion of ■r inadequacy of many elecKal gramophones. il i been somewhai fHied by the difficulty of finding place in which to give since most of the pubmL\\> in Singapore are either too m for some other reason lack ■intimacy which is essential of Hessfui recitals of
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    MUSIC NOTES
    80 9 CESAR FRANCK CONCERT Applications for seats have been received in large numbers and in the first few days a hundred subscribers have applied. Intending subscribers are urged not to delay as the better seals are being rapict<> hf f ked up The subscription rates inclucu C When the
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    $950 Stolen During Wednesday's Curfew
    240 10 UMDNKSDAV night's black out provided thieves ult h plenty of scope for their operations. one man lost $950 from his almeirah. i In one case a thief snatched away a cigarette > tin u-»-«l till from a roffee stall counU r at th f S
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    CHEQUE FORGERY ALLEGED
    61 10 PUTEH bin Awang. 32-year-old Malav. appeared before Mr. J. G. Rappoport. the third magistrate, yesterday on a charge of forgery of a cheque for $261. at 10 o'clock, yesterday morning. The charge was explained to him and the case postponed for mention on Sept. 12. Bail was
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    LADY STRICKLAND DIVORCED
    121 10 LADY STRICKLAND DIVORCED In an undefended petition in the Divorce Court, Mr. Claud Dobree Strickland, now serving in the R.A F., was granted a decree nisi against Lady Marguerite Rose Strickland, daughter of the Earl of Darnley, on the ground of her adultery with Mr. Blake Dorn. The ma rlage
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    Former Governor's Son England
    41 10 Former Governor's Son England ■H. I i The engagement Miss Susan P( h of Sir Henry Pelh, Officer dementi. Sir Cecil Clemen:. einor of the St and High Comi V MS. from 103l' J former Governoi via Cable and Wir* i
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    Loveday Verdict
    104 10 IN the Mcrn ng Tril U n<> u! y* tfrday, a report ippeanj to the efi'ct that iMtain c Lovcday, R.E., had b««a found \m jfuiKy hy the Couil M.irtialonK the '?."> (hnr^es brought ■>.^i v^ him. It wa< also st.itcd that ht bad been found ?ufttj n
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    'Gangster' Makes Crime Pay
    84 12 MIKE Romano, a former assistant has found how to make crii no policeman can bring him befon IS H"\ Romano, il a radio m J U( him big sum.^ each week but to is still on the side oi tin law law practice in Chicago MET
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    SIR G. SANSOM
    82 12 T Bept 4 George San Commercial Ckmnsellor of tin British Embassy In 1 wil T pan In the middle ol n r i" )t New York to teach a O lumbla University. Sir George first came to Japai in 1004. spending about 21 Tears in Japan. Manchuria
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    BOY AND GIRL, 13, BECOME PARENTS
    165 12 BOY AND GIRL, 13, BECOME PARENTS Aooy u: \..r.<ei^B has, ai I The Lancet, i>- I a father Tho mother I child, herself i I thirteen. :nel youngest found Is M sir vey made byl medical authorial of mothers ui ~l sixteen. H The report I •Of the pate I
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    Pleasure Trip- With Wife's Body In car
    67 12 Pleasure Trip- With Wife's Body In car A LOfl band murdered n» wife with an axe and then had a l night's whoopeedriving about C u fornia v In a trunk in >■ He spent his < country I entertain!] tomers wil Then a man wcame suspire the trunk, and
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      120 12 CHEERFI'L CROWDS ADI) GAIETY TO THE CAREFREE ATMOSPHERE NOWHERE ELSE SVCH MALAYA'S MOST I BEAUTIFUL HOSTESSES CROWDED TO ENTERTAIN YOU DANCELAND NIGHT DANCE 1 9.30 to 1 2 P .m. To-morrow Extn. Till I a. m. (Tea Dance as usual) SUN TALKIE A a (To-night 7.30 9.36 pjn.) "T i%
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    Attempted Murder Charge
    110 13 IHJNI admit l he charge 1 «as unable to ">tro| my temper as I Mas i attacked by niv with knife So i struck her uith a scythe." said an Indian lab. «urer, Mariniui thu, on beine Jhayed at the r '»'h Assize s f'ourt. vester •lay.
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    Girl Will Respect Mother's Wish
    105 13 Girl Will Respect Mother's Wish "IT is my earnest d *sire that my dau£ ter Daphne shall n marry under the a of 28 without tl consent of her £iia dian. This wish was i the will of Mrs. Sylvi Henderson, of Raucc by Hall, near Slcti ford, Lines., publish
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    TWINS MOURN EACH OTHER
    83 13 TWINS MOURN EACH OTHER TWIN brothers, Kenneth and Douglas AUsopp, of Ely. Cardiff, were soldiers together on I board the Lancastria when she loundered ofl the French coast. They shouted "C'Ood luck" to each other.. ..and jumped. One was picked up by a British destroy(i. the other by a French
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    CHINESE JUST BEAT POLICE
    331 14 THE Chmr.se beat the Police by tin* odd goal in three in a first division match on th Stadium yesterdayTin- Chinese showed con Wy improved form. perlor In all dep In defence bad blunders were made by C\ tiui Ah II n;i. the hould ooml wrinnen
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    Sphinx B. P. Team
    71 14 The Sphinx B.P. team to meet the Useful B.P in a friendly badminton match on Sunday at the Happy World Covered Stadium, at 2 p.m., will be:—Leo de Souza C. P. Lange, Martin Royario Julian de Souza, George Theseira. T. da Costa. Joseph de Souza. A
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    J.G.S.A.And Airmen Draw
    132 14 THE J.C.S.A. drew 2— all with the RAF. (Headquarters) in z Division 2B League match yesterday on the J.C.S.A. ground. Due to the wet condition of the ground the game did not reach a high standard at any period. During the first half the exchanges were even
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    FAST PLAY ON HARBOUR GROUND
    128 14 FAST PLAY ON HARBOUR GROUND pLA^iNG on the Harbour Boarri 1 pr:und yesterday, the Indian Association beat, th e RN W T by three goals to one in a fasi gam*. Pet*r- kept R-jal brilliantly fcj the Indians. The Indinn^ scored two goals ir nuick successnn wit**n firsi ten minutes.
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    It's Real
    57 14 7* Two ladies set- j tie that old is- i sue: Was Jack J Uempsey better than John L. S Sullivan? Well, this is how they areued. No kid- S ding, women in Chicago have/ Parted a wrest. linf club and i here are two J cuties busily
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    S.C.C. TENNIS TIES
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    142 15 s totalling WTL been made to Mr. O Rama- it was revealIP colonial Sec- < unsbergr, yes;>eakmg at a ■f the Adelphl ■r :i community M O. RamaV nour of his beW Of UM Peace. W gathering ■J H.H. the Reft Weisberg and «^L irlanded while
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