Morning Tribune, 7 September 1940

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    18 1 Morning Tribune L IST. Saturday, September 7, 1940. Morning Tribune Friday, September <> Morning Tribune Saturday. September 7 ij»4o
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    ABDICATION OF CAROL: MICHAEL
    971 1 NEW MOVES IN RUMANIA CAROL of Rumania has abdicated his throne m favour of his son, Crown Prince Michael. He made the 1011 at 5 a.m. on Friday. Ro is ON HIS WAY TO SWITZERLAND, ACCORDING TO MESSAGES VM) [N BERLIN FROM BUCHAREST. HE ABDICATED FOLLOWING
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    Father & Son Twice On The Throne
    331 1 Father Son Twice On The Throne Tin Father COURT intrigue and international m:u hinations enmeshed Carol II almost from the day he attained manhood. i morganatic marriage to Cecillie I«mibnno, a |M of good Kumani.;' family, at Odessa, m 1918, (stringed him from *»«s family; but I l Royal match
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    20 Years
    104 1 BUDAPEST. Sept. 6. Transylvania, a land which has apparently forgotten ovunight Its twenty years of Rumanian history, Is welcoming Hungarian troops marching tward m brilliant sunshine with Sower.*, Hugs and peals' *>l oells, according to correspondents with the advancing Hungarian army. The leading contingents of the aimy which
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    GENERAL de GAULLE POPULAR
    122 1 IAEGU re<:ru.tin« officea for j General de Gaulle's armiet ior all free Frenchmen will b« opened m London to-morrow to deal with the increasing numbers of volunteers arriving from all parts of the world. Within the last ten days recruits J aye been er^oUed from Brazil,
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      23 1 SAFEGUARD jLgir!^^ INSURE WITH THF EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. sj^twitv PIUS SERVICE HEAD OFFICE-NO. I6D CECIL STREET. r lU/ i>|lt>.Nft NO. Ml*
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    PREMIER SPEAKS ON ANGLO-AMERICAN BASES DEAL
    1480 1 "The Long Arm Of Coincidence tf f .on dun, Sept. 5, JF there is to be a eenleei <>i nerves, will-power and endurance, be it sharp or long, we shall not shrink irom it. We believe that a spirit and temperament, »>red under institutions
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    DUTCH SHIP LOST
    60 1 UEW York Sept j ri Thp child reftl ihip torpedoed Sunday wai 15,000-ton* .iner Vokmiam. <J ■d by the HoUan America la: .says; Wew York Tunes, q* ting private source RentTokyo, Sept. 5. Admiral Kosh ir Oikawa, Comm^ er-in-ChW .of Danl statiod Yokosaka, nas Jl •ppoini J
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      71 1 lU-DAY tf^i npil A r Kver ybodv 3.15-6.15-9.15 M Gow> Morning Show To-morrow At 11 o'clock. TIIORNE (TOPPER) ~SMITHS v ii n x n o i; r CAROLK LANDIS JOHN HLBBARD IV years funnies^ Gayest and most delightful Comedy Mso Paramount British News Just Arrived Box Oflice 'Phone 3400 TO-MORROW
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    BIG AIR BATTLES CONTINUE: 34 NAZIS DOWN
    663 2 BIG AIR BATTLES CONTINUE: 34 NAZIS DOWN LONDON, SEPT. 6. erom SPFEDBOAT I WATCHED THK GERMAN AIR SirVf Tl RN WITH OKi: BOMBER FORMATION. FROM m DAILT ATTACKS ON AERODROMES ON THKR Im" OF THE THAMES ESTUARY TO OTHER IMWWTANT OBJIXTIVKS. WRITES REI'TF.R S AIR WAR CORRESPONDENT Both anti-aircraft guns
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    U.S. WATCH OVER GREENLAND
    86 2 U.S. WATCH OVER GREENLAND I New fOffk, Sept <i. I i C<M X hea\i!\ armed Halted f st" tuuard cutters have c.tabl .shed protective i patrol ever GreenteaM i J c ryolilp ltiino^- the world's nl\ < Dniincn i:il source of i\ lite, which is used m rer fining aluminium
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    DEATH.
    46 2 Elizobeth H. Paul, wife of the late Rev. Isaac Paul of Jaffna Ceylon, mother of Mr. C. B. Pfcal <»' tile Any.lo-Chinese School, Singapore and sister of the late Mr. H. M. Hoisington, passed away peacefully at Colombo, on Sepl. Oth, at the age of 73.
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    61 2 A HOME FROM HOME Situated on Institution Hill and away from the noise of Singapore m surroundings of natural beauty HILLTOP offers you a home where you can live enjoyably, m peace and comlort. Large Gardens, Tenni* Courts, and an excellent Table. Bedrooms with bathrooms attached. Phone the Manageress for
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    Duke & Duchess
    87 2 Duke Duchess *The Duke and* Duchess nit I i Windsor m a i happy mood just before they S left for the Ba- I 1 hamas recent- ly. The Duke and Duchess t spent a few days m Madrid r and Lisbon and S eventually took the Trans-At- t lantic
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    'CAPITAL CHARGE'
    49 2 London, Sept. 6. When a man was charged at a London police court with stealing from a shop damaged by enemy action and assaulting a police constable with the intention of resisting arrest, the magistrate remarked: "This is a capital charge," and remanded him m custody. Reuter.
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    32 2 Berne, Sept. 6.— Foreign aeroplanes flew over Swiss territory between 10.54 and 1.30 last night. Sirens screamed for a quarter of an hour, at about 11 o'clock, m Lausanne and Geneva.— Reuter
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    Uruguay Wants U.S. Destroyers
    89 2 New York. Sept; I The New York Times learns 'll Buenos Aires that Uruguay negotiating for the acqmsitioi United States destroyers andW ers as a nucleus of a new dell structure. It is reported that the Mini of Defence has asked on I terms Uruguay could
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    CIVILIAN PLANE CRASH
    89 2 Hongkong Sept THE machine which crtSM 1 Fanlin S yesterday evenm* a civil plane belonging Nippon Airways, which was ceedinff from Taihokku to I l jSpanese reports state thaM leaving Formosa bad weather was encounter cd. n» tating blind navisat on fj of the journey. Nearing _heß
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    U.S. Destroyers Reach Canada
    74 2 A Canadian East Coast Port. SOME of the 50 American des handed to Britain have arm steamed into port m a dense fo^ The belief is expressed m na Boston that the transfer of some oi age destroyers to Great Britain taken place. The destroyers, it
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      9 2 No. 7—8, Institution Hill, Phone No. 7330 APB 1
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    China & Burma Road
    188 3 China Burma Road i1 S*pt 1 Jit Archibald -bunrkimr -han<rhai pays ft tribute to dofeurfo) per--4 :i .)v fmvijni China there |c to turn around llines. nrneya between mekine arr dealt probably usheripment." peace rumour.; ritb the present r declares it probably Hussion of the Burma J os a ure
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    ORE U.S. ID FOR RITAIN?
    48 3 ORE U.S. ID FOR RITAIN? ihlngton, Sept. 6. Navy journal, an irvice publication, has view that the transtrovers to Britain is ny to th? despatch !ul vessels and comaircraft to reinforce rush Fleet. U Only th^ blind can fail j United States is j towards participa- world struggle."—
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    "IMPORTANT" ISSUE IN SHANGHAI
    108 3 Tokyo, Sept. 6. -iIGN OFFICE spokesman said that it ions regarding Indo-China are uing by peaceful, orderly procedure on ttot to Mr. Cordell Hull's statement that ctor B m the International Settlement of liould be patrolled by American Marines, sman said he was not replying to
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    WAR HERO DECORATED
    65 3 pWar heroes p were decorated when His Mai- i esty the King; S held an open air investiture at Buckingham Palace recent. ly. Relatives of those who re- ceived awards watched the cc- i remony. Pic- ture shows an officer of the Royal Nay y, i having
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    NEWS IN BRIEF
    67 3 O: S pi 6 Colonel B m of Canadian section of the Canadian-Ameri-can Defence Board, confirms that discussion* are progressing on th? proposal to release several hundred obsolete tanks for training purposes. Reuter. A Ottawa. Sept. 6The Canadian Defence Department answering German radio allegations announces that n
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    Guiana Assents
    58 3 London. Sept. 6.— The British Guiana Legislature has approved the agreement between Britain and the United States to trade destroyers for bases after the Governor had given an assurance that the transfer of sovereigntywas not involved. The Governor described the agreement as an "event of far-reaching historic significance
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    ALL BLUFF IN INDO-CHINA?
    339 3 Tokyo, Sept. 6. jj'iiK Ptatign (Mm hat no detaili ol the bkb-Chisa neg" tiona, bol Gew ral Ni hihara. h<'hd of Dm JipMMM Mkrim to [mkM hint, has I "rather wide discretion" m conducting th« talks, mid tHi PVlWlfn ***** BptkiMMM, Mr. Vakichirrn Suitj:* sterday at
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    U.S. CONSCRIPTION
    44 3 Washing* (Mi. Sept. 8 By vote ol 185 to 155 th< H< of Representatives tentfttfven •vrore m p.n amendment to th* 3 conscription bill deferring for 10 days the drafting of men I to give the voluntary enltetmeni system further trial Reuter
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    Splendid Effort For Local Charity, News Of Coming Shows
    654 4 Splendid Ef fort For Local Charity, News Of Coming Shows tALTBOUCn Chi li ittll itte .1 ..v off Mr... •Billy iMdfMtfn lia been .r work pack.wr up v parcels for p°o children for Oftr I ni< nth. H» r work v.;ll tonllnm day Id, d:ty out u tU i the
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    Shopping Silhouette
    63 4 Shopping Silhouette Shopping silhouette In town yesterda\ mornins:— Mrs. Ray Ivloulton m want-slim white sharkskin with a wide belt of deep green calf buckled with gold. I Yellow is a cool and becoming colour for brunettes m this country. Noticed Miss Joy Johnson m town yesterday afternoon looking delightfully trig
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    People & Places
    320 4  - People Places VERA ARDMORE y White en ness m the fr.r-n of a X and bracelet, of lhl was worn by if, v Phj »>f Johorr. '^«ri Mrs. Vivian lUh, Jn dipper satin with a dropneT.H Hne and her hair dS» Mozart .style with a broad j^ of black velvet
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      42 4 V^jt^^^ Tlianks to Sunprui Cream —^v^- your skin Will remain sol. tresh and delicate. Applied </\ 'fnerally it li a lafegvard x c^ against sunburn while, m smaller quantities allows W 'he skin to acquire an exquisite nectariiv glow. Avtex, Satan, BATTERY ROAD.
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    LET'S TALK IT OVER
    1138 5 I l)K VlN<i BABYS WOOLLIES he glad if you could tell me of a \o dry baby's woolly jackets and seeks |M please tell me why these so soon "!!'lf<l appearance" El ex«o6lUes, these on a t which lltc I piece like V ble to circulate
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    Post Free Facilities
    86 5 Post Free Facilities I > |N order to facilitate the sending of queried to i Helen, she has arranged with the Tribune Press Town Offl- 1 cc, No. 9, The Arcade, Slnga- J pore, to deliver these direct to the Morning Tribune, tliu eliminating the need for you to buy
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      23 5 Correspondence Coupon rbe above coupon must be enr,os,d W ith every comspondence cour.n. Morning Triune Saturday. •y J September 7, 19-w h S <;
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      158 5 FOR DINNER will hfcVC an entirely fresh meaning if JTOU have j»ot already eaten some of the delicious ice cream made l>y the Cold Storage Creameries. ESasfly the finest, richest, smoothest ice cream you ever tasted, and so digestible too because it's homogenU There are a dozen superb flavours to
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      405 6 I \i F 0 WV m Malaya are living m security and com- Interests Sfl per annum, paid half yearly. B. forl while the people of Britain bear 'he brunt of c Konds are free of any Income Tax that B j Ihe Nazi attacks. The Fortress of Britain is
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    Lieut-Commander V. C. Last War: Able-Seaman This Time
    942 7 I//. L. Hopkin Writes From London... I London, July 30. < a lieutenantI under and won the last war is an an m this one. < (Trey Drummond. awarded the V.C. lE, a,, years ago for rescu- the survivors oi H.M.S. If
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1940.
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      THE MEDITERRANEAN
      268 7 m| X CHURCHILL'S statement that A \'i\ heavy lighting IS to be expected ill the Middle K;ist before very long seems to confirm the belief of many observers who hold that Hitler, having realised the futility of a large scale invasion of the i British Isles, will play
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      A PROMISE BROKEN
      229 7 HITLER promised his people peace would be signed m London on August 15: he now says the war will last live years. Of real importance, this is the fiwt promise to his people he has been unable to keep. It is the first of many promises to
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    FOLIES BERGERE TO HAVE NAZI M. C.
    133 8 THE famous Paris music-hall, the 1 Folies Bergere, is to reopen soon, but it will have a German "master of ceremonies." So says news that reached London. At the moment entertainment for Parisians is being pro- < vided by German band concerts. The
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    Wealthiest Refugee In
    89 8 J IIK world's wealthiest war refugee has arrived on American soil. Clutching tightly a small black bag containing $1,000,000 m jewellery. 70-year-old Baron Edward Rothschild, international'y famous Danker, arrived at La Guardin Fitl'.; on the Yankee Clipper with his wife. Baroness Germaine. and their 27-year-old daughter, Beth.sabee.
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      127 8 it VcUl Mature g|| AUSTRALIAN r.^.'H BRANDY R*ii*f3 (Hospital Quality) Mr if I t [tint <;ood fi n^iTrlirK*7 PLEASE SEE THE SUN WAH COMPANY. j FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS raoni ms, 8a VICTORIA mKT SINGAPORE faTeLday company Tropical suits urAfi orClfT P- Keady to wear or HtA3 Of HCE fj t measure
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    Near East Defence
    153 9 Near East Defence imh „i the Egyptian Army that M unmechanised without los> X S i* famOUS Camel f° rpS M .ruits come from the Sudanese h^ tribes. New recruits for the ■> d( ..e.i left marching to their ■orp* H and New Zealanders with m^ ntv are also m
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    Attempt To Frame Waitress Possible
    71 9 CANNOT help .sceins that It J. f"**"*"^ I attempt to frame jog." «aid Mr l h_ uu"SBiswrstuA -"tats-*. PrO Whin Krllv was sentenced Mi- Hurtej su.l ll "and! id MM.PUIM Ak( or lanation, she i tl! ste months, and miybe M(j put the Wame on
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    Endangered Health Of Children
    217 10 MX. Ju^'.K* l*edlou M-nlc hinr.se sundr> n'tmi*- >p kttpfff Sin (hu Sak. to MM year ri^'>r<»us impriv4inni< nt at the Assi/e (our, yesterda\ for passing off inferior quality condensed milk for hlffc quality stuff. Passinjj sentence, the ju<l*;«* emphasiM (I the danger to the health of
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    BED-RIDDEN SCALDED, DIES
    52 10 BED-RIDDEN SCALDED, DIES LtD-RXDDEN septuagenarian. ft t <v cii^o. died following scaldj Tqeived when a hot water flask j jjj.scL on him whik- nobody else ii the house. Yesterday the coroner. Mr. W. G. torter, returned a verdict of death rom natural causes accelerated bvj raids, at the inquiry into
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    Allies Waiting For Scrap Ih Palestine
    283 10 1 11TK huv. .tug up half of Palestine" remarked .Mr. > 11. K. (.ullelt. onlx mii of Sir Henry (Julie*'. lltt TllMtiUl m the Kxecaltoc Council of the 1 <V.eral (.overnnicnt of Au<'rulia who WMM kill .1 i m the recent Canbein air trash
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    Lorry Man Admits Cheating
    146 10 Lorry Man Admits Cheating I EE Kiang Seng, 21 year-old Chines pleaded guilty befo> the fifth magistral^ Mr. L. C. Goh, ye< terday. on a charp Df cheating Lee Choc of $30. Court Inspector 1 J. A. Blake state while' driving his lor ry along Bukit Tima! dii the morning
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    BLACK EYE SAVED FINE
    77 10 BLACK EYE SA VED FINE A FREE light, outside the Happy World Park, resulted In JuM)i bin Abdul Ma.jid. 43. appearing with h black eye before Mr. Conrad Oldhum, second magistrate, toother with Samiv Din Haris, 32, on ,t •harge of disorderly conduct. Jusof's black ey^ nabled him to set
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    U.S. TANKS FOR CANADA
    47 10 New York, Sept. 6. THE United States may release over-age tanks for Canada for training purposes. General George Marshall, the United States Chief of Staff, told a press conference that a proposal to release several hundred obsolete great war tanks .was being considered.
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    35 10 London. Seat. 6. IT is learned that the Netherlands Government has decided to rail up all* Dutchmen m Canada between the ages of 20 and 36 These conscripts and all volunteers will m Canada Reuter
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    Ruined Sist Allegation
    164 10 Ruined Sist Allegation A N n bankrupi cTaught?m Mr. L P the 'M >ta> ban had Absolut* he had father's estati g J: his debt's tot surety. The woman r over $4,000 and na d to thi.s amount io pa\ u3 the added Mr. Chandi The application was alio o
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      486 11 For Sale '"OR SALE Orchard Dispensary No 248 Orchard Road. $500-. Apply 19, Chull i 1 3treet, Singapore. (No. 578Ei PURE R.I.R. Cockerel and Pulleu. w.th mouses, iron roofing. $80- the lot Box 183. Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 5 r .< LOTUS' Face Powder, Bewitchingly perhmMd. Makes Fair-Beuuttful Beauty. Angel.
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      593 11 To Let OALOW. 89. Goodman Road P eU, i rom Oct. i, rent $120-. A; w "hin. tNo t) TWO-bIOKLYED house near Orchard J Road market, light Quift R»*nt below $30-. Box iOl, Malaya I Tri bui;' 0 3yE, j LARGE AIRY ROOMS to let. Compound I Apply 15. Klang
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      327 11 ON THE AIK I Singapore /Ml, ??5 metres (1 11 tnr 9). Zlfl' 30 mrtret 19 99 snr t). Saigon ?5 44 metres (II 7KO K< 49 05 mptm 11C Kc.) Bangkok lisps J7. C5 metres (7.9«J mcs). London TRANSMISSIONS 2 A 3. <;SF 15 14 Mrs (9.82 imir. Oil
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    Voice Led To U.S. Trip
    204 12 Voice Led To U.S. Trip BECAUSE her molt tuned m to Axm-nca and liked a croon* ieven-year-old te Biwh, of Pies- 4 .vcy-road. Blyth. Nor thumberland \i be- j 0. pent to New, York until the 1 ver Et wao aoout three I Dor- I 1 W Bu.sh I Diane's
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    "I PREFER DOLE TO WORK"
    145 12 "I PREFER DOLE TO WORK" eighteen year J old Jamc. Ridrfley. a street trader, of Colliers Wood, London, accused at lie South-Western Police Court of stealing metal from empty houses, told Mr. Mullins, the magistrate, that he oould get a job if he wanted, but drew unemployment pay. "I hope
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      164 12 Naturally, you'll Select THIS for your i Week -End Entertainment Book Early! THE TOWN'S BIG MUSICAL SHOW fc TO-DAY AT THE s« v.<- Boautifui < APITOL THE :u5-ii.i:.-ui BECUINE" I /j. DUMt Spec tat XJl^v performed b> II 1 WOK i'OUFXL against a Background THRILL TO XHI I V s
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      207 12 The Town's Big Laugh Show To-day To-morrow a .m. 3.15,6.15&9.15 ALHAMBR.II You will tfiw I Cheers for the Laughs vkta uJBr 1 t^rand laugh show HD 9f d o« a< un m^/P lAl#|l I s^*S» -v f ICijH I PVtrgioU GREY Irene HERVEY Wtlham LUVDIGAN DiwirJ b< I A VAIiNtR
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    "RED" SENTTO GAOL
    283 13 "RED" SENTTO GAOL s fin find of S I fifteen^ months' hard 1 labour ua s J S |>a>sed by Mr. i J. Mc-Fall. the District Judge, yesterday unl I Ah X 1.1 n; a 23-year-old 1 drain sweeper of the Serant goon Koad Eng- livh School. The charge y
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    THEFT OF TYRES ALLEGED
    60 13 THEFT OF TYRES ALLEGED W s Jones, 22--year-old BUras I a n working Ui the Mml Ba.se, claimed trial before Mr. J-G. R»Ppoport, thiiM magwtrate. yesterday on a charge ol theft of two motor-car tyres The tyres which were alleged to have been .stolen were said t_ o be worth
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      346 13 m ?,Sht the 't^ RACE BALL I rrj-fl A' r f M&^^r 1 il mm; inon stoi- c.> ■a^^^^ I! FROM 9.JJ V f (MTN'SIOX TILL jjliU&M I TONIGHT WHHR B i|r«SrWl>NO M may seem, 1 1 IN THE Vbcn the "roots o* your hair do H MEU>DT TAT; j
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      191 13 FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE I BEST SHOW IN TOWN! TO-DAY AT 6.15 9.15 I S MATINEE-TO-DAY TO-MORROW 3.15 I A lIIKIUIV. SPY \.\K\ ACTI'AI.I.V FII.MKI) Al DARMOim KOYAI. NATAL COUMBM. Banks; *V» m OKI m\ ivft j.L CU M t '""•r.' i yi~- i^liB 1 CECIL PAW(ER KAY WALSH
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    PROGRAMME FOR TODAY'S RACING
    984 14 PROGRAMME FOR TODAY'S RACING MCE ONI POMES— < fas.s I— Div <• I ur, 0 0 I I I.A I<* 0 4 0 MMtAM 1 0 [LVKB LA hy 811 O 2 0 F'YMBLf 7y Hl2 i 3 i tmm jKi ii «n 0 0 LADY WARRIOR <»v I U>
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    Sing Tao Draw Their Last Match
    302 14 Sing Tao Draw Their Last Match THE Sing Tao Football Club played their last maieh In Malaya yesterday when they drew 1-all against the S onp 800 Athletic Association m aid of the China Relict Fund at the Jalan Besar Stadium liir same was interesting and the crowd was treats
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    Airmen Take Another Beating
    279 14 Airmen Take Another Beating Malays 3; RAF. 1 rK RJLF. suffered their third defra: m li wh« tti«-v m tiie Malays jt la* ami lost by tin. to oni after a thri ?i Div. 1 it the Anson Read SI ilium. Although the M d v rv ih^ nt c.l
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