Morning Tribune, 11 September 1940

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    14 1 sX IIS EXCEED 4,500 DAILY Morning Tribune ffsfi ,y. 11*0, Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1940
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    R.A.F. In Action
    214 1 R.A.F. In Action London, Sept. 10. inistry communique !tes, "Last night RA.F. n continued their atcn military objectives m m y a nd i mmv-occupied id' Belgium and France. p'th targets attacked lighting installations m /shipyards at Bremen ambuiL. docks of Kiel, Imshaven and Wismar, •aids at Krefeld and h,
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    Indo-China Talks Off
    72 1 jp London, Sept. 10. itic correspondfrom authoritative rman allegations eh ttions between the m Indo-China Government are h course and have f are quite untrue. seem particularly 'vide the world that are continuing, We that discussions octwet-n the French Tokio and the Ja'nt. hut negotiant! by men
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    GERMAN DEMANDS
    86 1 New York, Sept. 10. GERMANY has made a formal demand to the Vichy Government for 58 per cent, of the food and raw materials m unoccupied France and for any such products that France may be able to import m future. This is revealed m reliable diplomatic reports
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    PREMIER TOURS BOMBED AREAS
    190 1 London, Sept. 10. THE splendid work of the Civil Defence Ser- vices m the heavily bombed districts Of East London and the resilient spirit of the civil population m their grim ordeal deeply impressed the Prime Minister, who yester day made a tour of streets most
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    LONDON'S FOUR AIR RAID ALARMS: CIVILIAN BOMBING CONTINUES
    902 1 LONDON'S FOUR AIR RAID ALARMS: CIVILIAN BOMBING CONTINUES r During a r.trul Na:i a.v raid i i bombs v. er e t droned at <se- S vnai places m S <mj t h East i England, b-u t only a few houses were da- t maged, and the 5 number
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    TENSE SITUATION IN SYRIA
    98 1 TENSE SITUATION IN SYRIA London, Sept. 10. rIK extremely delicate and S tense situation m Syria lis indicated by a Cairo I message which quotes a J trustworthy informant just S arrived from Syria. The In- i formant says that the Italian I Armistice Commission is ap- i parentlv "asking
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    Telephone Girls At Work
    69 2 •r Her Majesty^ the Queen gave i London "tele- i phone" girls a great thrill re- I cently when she i paid them a J surprise visit while they were i i at work. Pic- J ture shows Her S Majesty watchi ing the London I
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    Indiscriminate Bombing Deplored In The Press
    491 2 London, Sept. 10. NEWSPAPERS to-day give their considered opinion as to the reasons for and 'he effect of the indiscriminate bombing to which London had been subjected to on Sun day and Monday nights. Nobody who saw yesterday where the bombs had fallen on
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    "WE HAVE HAD OUR MOMENTS"
    65 2 "WE HAVE HAD OUR MOMENTS" Sydney. Sept. 10. —A large number of Jerman and Italian, internees from tintain arrived here to-day. When asked about the voyage, the officer commanding the escorting troops replied drily: "We have had our 'moments.'' The internees' guard are the first British troops seen m Australia
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    VICTORY BEING BUILT UP
    138 2 LONDON, SEPT. 10. UNDER THE HEADING, "THE ASSAULT CONTINUES," THE TIMES REFERS TO THE GERMAN NIGHT ATTACKS ON LONDON AND SAYS IT IS DIFFICULT TO PRESERVE A SENSE OF PROPORTION IN THE MIDST OF THE CLANGOUR OF EXPLODING BOMBS— DIFFICULT BUT ESSENTIAL. What London has been
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    581 2 Sept, i I ON€ image tfun* on loth sidea of the sa fJ SUMCd ahclliag tarly m the day. i< r lire |:iM night. German ha tt erica ope chagJ three shells which aataJl the Dettl an g ilignti Hied the dry, ti j i laancc piano acting aa
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    33 2 London. 9 Despite th majjto*j there was a steady** the Stock Exchange, thou of several f «*J, f support. I PP«*Jft, mostly Arm -edgdW leading hor l] i.erallv maintained was barely Reuter
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    90 2 London, ANEW system j raid v y establishment l^ •■L representative ol egg employees m combHiP the Government tewHenceforth the g sirens -will be rejardj alert and no Watchers will I P*« and vantage i> warning of dang ih J It is hoped th start haaaediatelj have agreed I
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      90 2 SCHERING'S PRODUCTS Now obtainable from ENGLAND. New stocks have now arrived of the following: ARC'ANOI. TABLETS. gflW PKOC;\NON B OLEOSUM. ATOPIfAN TABLETS. F^fcpROGYNON B PLEOSUM FORTE. NOVATOIMIAN TABLETS *PROGYNON DRAOEES. ATOPIIAN YE INTRA VINOUS. TESTOVIBON. CLYOTROPIM INTRAVENOUS. UROTROPIN TARIF.TS. NKOPKOPIN DRAGBBB. UROTROPIN AMPOULES. NEUTRAI.ON VIRAMON TABLETS. NEUTRAI.ON IJI II ADONA.
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    NEXT WINTER'S STYLE
    71 3 models was sent to New York^ the ne of British woolen I odels, styled by leading London IK be tnwWU m other important I the display coinciding: with the I wool fabrics at the New Ymtk i 1 1 Picture shows a mortarboard hat J «l t
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    AGGERATED NAZI SHIPPING CLAIMS
    182 3 AGGERATED NAZI SHIPPING CLAIMS I LONDON, SEPT. 10. DMIKMIY STATES THAT THE TOTAL MNTILE LOSSES DIE TO ENEMY ACTIOS WEEK I NDED SEPT. 1-2. AMOUNTED TO TON'S ;!MS COMPRISED 11 BRITISH OF 5 »0 lONS. FIVE ALLIED SHIPS OF TONS FOUR NEUTRALS OF 13.517 In excess of the average weekly
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    34 3 A, i. srpt. 10. ■J: 1 COLONEL ITODA, h military >■ j "l.n, declared i m' iM have no m- ni to invade loom. i M. :t who Ls en Miv, Jia Canada, Reuter
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    Melbourne's Sympathy For London
    47 3 Melbourne's Sympathy For London Melbourne, Sept. 10.— A fund is being opened to assist civilian victims ol air raids m Britain. The Lord Mayor has cabled the L° rcl Mayor of London expre ssin? Melbourne's sympathy and admiration of the courage shown by Londoners during raids Reuter
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    350 NAZI PLANES IN MONDAY'S RAIDS
    323 3 London, Sept. 10. THREE hundred and fifty German j aircraft participated m the first raid on Monday evening. The Air Ministry news service statc!> tnat successive bombers and fighters crossed the coast between the North Foreland and Hastings Wherever they turned, they were engaged
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    JAPANESE SHIPS
    39 3 I.Lstum. Sept. It!. Japanese -inns bound far Britain naee it <l «»i(|»'.s to pat u> to Lfcu II. i' ii Main. fl.iko- it i Mam and Purtan Mlare are aij u\\ ji Mm iaen>. Others are Reuter
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    A Garnering Of News From Singapore And Up-Country
    514 4  -  VERA ARDMORE j'l Ol'l.i: A PLACES By HIB anybody got a bull d I large, amiable bull do* kl > required by the organisers of the j wear a smile" day on Oct 1. to j H e fundi to buy I
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    WOMEN & THE WAR
    411 4 WOMEN THE WAR POD .'•< the l tbe fighting i ;ve an award i lor eallantry She Section i om. m Daphne fclary rVan Women's A" air Fore- who hai b- y awarded tin I Ot j the Military DMeton of the Ore he British Kffl i she dlapS lyed
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    Mrs. Drew Receives Gift For Sailors' Fund
    63 4 Mrs. Drew Receives Gift For Sailors' Fund Young Jocelyn j Gardiner has sent $1 to Mrs. i j T. B. Drew for i her Sailors' J Fund, which i /she collected i herself. IVlrs j Drew was very J touched with) j S the gift and 1 also with the
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      14 4 Hand embroidered white Sharkskin .^r mm I capita Nigs: s P ore Phone 3838.
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      61 4 CLEVER FINGERS I WORK WONDERS 1 WITH YOUR HAIR I And MAXINE'S are well known for their skill m Hair Styling. We suggest you ask your friends who have been to The British Beauty Salon For an appointment. Phone 2868. Ask for John (formerly of Andres of Hong Kong) or
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      121 4 Your Helen Cul permanent wave I MA Mil of the I NAOMI SAL J 18, Rodney House. I Battery Koad. I will be a constant vithiactß It requires little or no efl so easy to comb smo *B falling into modi* and smart effects. I >lake your apP«»»nt meßt ß
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    MAKE AN ASSET OF THE LONG A NARROW ROOM
    407 5 MAKE AN ASSET OF THE LONG A NARROW ROOM r b ilkl narrow and badly proportioned jou have space The problem i.^ to the two end walls won't serin miles c room itself look like a tunnel or paaare clever enough to capitalize on its I .rlions. the final results
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    CUPBOARDS & CUBBYHOLES
    326 5 CUPBOARDS CUBB Y HOLES F*w a narrow, builtn 'men cupboard ikes the place of what Us Previously, a use*s «Pans« of wall. n shelves are lined J"Ketti|y patternZ J?l and the *«W paint** to »at of the r <x>m itself. jft 1, bi hltin a this respace is to aecommo.
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      61 5 roast 4, i i I a FOWL Pheasants are not available at th» moment hut we have plenty of Guinea Fowl which have an equalU fine flavour and are delicious roasted Try one this coming week-end and see how good it la* PHONE 5376 FI V F !1N r S
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      177 6 London Is In The Front Line •Bssssssssassssswßssssjßsnoßssssssssssaa WHILE WE IN MALAYA viij o y aeesifi t > and itrosnerih al mr IIT Iff 1 I** A We m Malaya are living m security and comfort while the people of Britain bear the brunt of the Nazi Help close the Colony
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    MORE ABOUT MR. DUFF COOPER'S
    1150 7 BiLJJopktnWritesFrom London.... Duff Snoopers I lon, A up. 2. ■1 m \vn hearted." W\ Mr. Churchill L women at the H yard m a northH, vrday. B the vociferous I- imoufl question arid H owed memory of the E 'ittttes, m the K. most of
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    TAN KAH KEE ON RETURN JOURNEY
    88 7 TAN KAH KEE ON RETURN JOURNEY Shiukwan, Sept. 8. MR. Tan Kah Ke c and party left for Kiangsi yesterday to continue their survey of wartime conditions m that part of the country. From Kiangsi, the South Seas visitors will be proceeding to Fukien. en route to Singapore. Meanwhile, Mr
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1940.
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      THE MIDDLE EAST
      342 7 STRATEGISTS have often asserted that the two weakest points m the whole GeiDUm defence system are the Balkan regmn fxni Italy, but so kmg as Soviet Russia, which is assuming increasing importance m south-eastern Kurope, docs not clarify her attitude, Hitler is not likely to precipitate premature
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      WAR ON CIVILIANS
      128 7 IpHE magnificent spirit displayed by the people of Britain In the face of Hitler's luftwafTe is another striking proof, if such were needed, that air warfare by itself can never win a war. Japan hasgood reason to know that, and m S^ain, Ma I rid held out
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    "MY FAVOURITE WIFE" AUGURS CONTROVERSY
    185 8 I CONSIDERABLE eontrc may be precipitated when '••Mv Fa'vourit Wife 1 makes its local screen debut •Mv Favourite Wift l* ,;l tuns a streamlined tuisi to the Enoch Arden st ury, with a wife returning after a seven way absence to find that she has
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    MARTHA RAYE "HECKLES" WITH SONG
    107 8 MARTHA RAYE "HECKLES" WITH SONG JRREPRESSIBLE Martha Raye had to be lepressed recently before Allan Jones could complete a romantic scene with Rosemary Lane for Jules Levey's film musical production "The Boys From Syracuse." Jones was singinc "Falling m Lov c With Love" to Rosemary. m a scene which finished
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    79 8 As pectedly t hei of iod s roman NT' I vi Caw. Vorl ;P;the v \llhf Bette Davfc andl Bob ion cf man; If that is than wed and a A riom apart, w close eon I are rra She r r fcj no 9? And T who p
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    85 8 If you ever find yourself the husband of two wives at one time, pose one as an old friend ot the family, and the other will never know the difference! At least, that's the scheme taiy Grant engineers m "M> FavourUe Wife." RKO Radios scintillating marital comedy tt. be
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    78 8 UHIATEVB ICiaylord swore ay her straight fort r instead the they I berl rRo owsk! with a'l tic The sad troth, Greta's rom^nca porn ith a with i tten f=o. Garho film ra eted. the public "hi:v I_\ II v. t! (Garba talk-. Ga, and B— -a raeaad to
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      187 8 Mrre a picture ><>ii'll ea|tj .i- much i- *'•'< 'l" 1 (..mxllim Mr. C'lup^' i nmtv ai law r\i»noi I M[ fa "MR. SMITH" HAS A BLINP UATE— ]__j Mm li 4 i Mmi o^*" and you'll discover a n?w wonderful I _X O/ %y4l_i____ --rfa^ T i 'i l_
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    43 9 I m Reporter) so-called Greta Garbo-Di. c? At least one columnist these two were matching m flirtation? certainly give Greta. variety 'In her loves. director, a symphony doctor— what next > it be sort of silly if she fall tor the income *>a>:
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    Pidgeon Receives Advice On Nick Carter
    349 9 Pidgeon Receives Advice On Nick Carter WALTER HDGFON estimates he has ten million advisers «>n what he should do m Btaytl»| Nick Carter on the screen. From all over he is petting memoir •f the original Nick Carter stotieg, despi:,. the fart that he h playing the character for only
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    Boyer For Valentino Role
    107 9 Boyer For Valentino R ole s DtvILMBEK "The Four I Horsemen of the Apoca- lypse," the film which esta- blished Rudolph Valentino as the screen's foremost lovi cr, way back m 1921? Another fascinating Latin j Charles Beyer, Is planning to i revive this story and play the J Valentino
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    Thailand To Have A Merchant Navy
    197 10 s WHAT Thailand is building up a Mercantile HUrtim revealed yestiwJay on the arri. s ral hi Singapore by air of three representatives S t tin- Thai .Maritime Navii ition Co., Ltd.. an their nay to Melbourne Co take delivery of an Vmriiean freighter,
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    British Children In U.S.
    25 10 New York. Sept. 10.- -A British j liner, containing a number of English children, arrived here early i Reuter this morning.-
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    FOUND HANGING IN ROOM
    53 10 QUEE Teh, an elderly ricksha coolie. was found hanging m the room he occupied m a house m Anguilla Road, on the morning of Sept. 5. I He had recently released from hospital. A verdict of suicide was returned at the inquiry yesterday by Mr. W
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    DEATH NOT DUE TO FALL
    91 10 A 1 13-month-old child. i Leon?, Choon Neo. developed fever and I died m the General Hospital several days after fallimr two feet from a bed. Dr. Abdul Samad said that he found no injury on the child who died of pneumonia. The fall, he
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    LOTTERY APPEAL FAILS
    55 10 LOTTERY APPEAL FAILS IM Chong Bng yes- terday appealer! against a fine of $300 or, m default, ten week*' rigorous imprisonment on a charge of assisting m carrying on a pubiio lottery, at the Hi^h Court before the Acting Chief Justice. Mr. Justice AX. a 'Beckett Terrell. Mr. P. c
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      339 11 ON THE AIR Singapore Zlll. fr. (1 3J Vl' t,J no Saigon lr» ill 4'i it, n (o Hi, Xi Bangkok (7.968 i London TBANklflBSU)r4j I, (JsK |J M, f'< h..* metres) (;s./ 'i ,i m< (H n metres) <;s(. i; Til M.Js (it ho BMtnjn San Francisco K(;i I
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    Led Up Garden Path
    93 12 SJOSTI than tu«> S l»l h undred/ people mostly 1 men and women S undergraduate* i —turned up at I J the garden of Balliol Orifl*ff*. Oxford. with j printed invita- J i lion cards. > X h s cardsj j asked them to v take
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    RISKED MINES TO LAND IN BRITAIN
    113 12 RISKED MINES TO LAND IN BRITAIN WHEN eighteen- year- old Thomas Corrigsn, a deckhand of Mayo, Ireland, was sentenced. at Liverpool, to one month's hard labour lor entering: th c country Illegally, >t was stated that he told a policeman that he sailed m a fishing smack from Dire to
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    WOMEN FED HUNGRY SOLDIERS
    96 12 WOMEN FED HUNGRY SOLDIERS I OAVES of bread, eggs, tea and bacon were taken by the women of a small mining tow_ to a ha. 1 where hungry French soldiers waited for breakfast. They had arrived fasting to receive Communion at a Rom a n Catholic Church. A French military
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      236 12 Svk mtu .1 set m lh largest \eroplane Building factories m the States See the- sensational Attempt* t<> Sabotage the vita', defenre MSSTatH of the* U.S.A. TO-DAY 3.15 -6.15 -9.15 ■H m Till < AI'MOI __M^«*\_ GREATEST SLEUTH OF ALL P^_f_ MWi on screen dt dst m thnll-a-6ec« Ml^^-*y Jr_J____L
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    $2,400 DAMAGES FOR WIDOW & CHILDREN
    248 13 $2,400 DAMAGES FOR WIDOW CHILDREN I Road Death Sequel I .m (i, itfe oi her husband m a nil ,|,r accident led to a High lse \esterdav, when Lee 1% Hissi. and her ttiree BSdren, sfSd I 4 and 2 years, X awßtaV- damages of $£400, V ,osts by Mr
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    Mr. M.V. del Tufo
    42 13 Mr. M V. del Tufo has been appointed to be the Proper Authority for the Settlement of SinuaI pore for the purposes of the com- pulsory Service (Local Forces* Ordinance m place of Mr A i Hey wood-Waddinjrton
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    Food Supplies Not Affected
    94 13 Food Supplies Not Affected I. don. Sept. 10. j peoru villi I j set their su. EST, butter and v baton as usual, i 1 said Lord Wool- S ton. the RUnfe- ter for Food. I adding that damage to food I I i supplies dur.ii" J the week. end
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    Fell Off Mast Of Tongkang
    131 13 1 I»NG Low SiaK, 04- year-old BSalatsiit j m a toni-kang, met hi.s death wiien he fell off 1 the mast while trying to fasten the sails which had been blown loose during a thunaerstorm. The mishap occurred about 4 a.m. on Sept. 4, as
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    CANE FOR DAGGER MAN
    122 13 CANE FOR DAGGER MAN TEN strokes oi the heavy rotan and 14 days' hard labour was ordered by the third magistraae, Mr. J.G. Rappoport, yesterday, against Osman bin Kas.sim, one-eyed Javanese. Osmai. wa.s also recommended for deportation. Osman had pleaded guilty to a charge ol going aimed m Fort Canning
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    HANDICAPS FOR TODAY'S RACING
    620 14 HANDICAPS FOR TODAY'S RACING SELECTIONS I BY SPECTATOR' i r )LLO|VIN(i il?" uniiif for this if tc en. races a I nß.ipore, f"u 'i !v. M k— B Ktosjspsrs "fni t < (up ii i-H n>; HORSES I f -aNfiatSfl 4— (i 1 BslBUfH. I II 1 BAM 100 i
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    McNEILL WINS U.S. TITLE
    49 14 McNEILL WINS U.S. TITLE POrtsf Hills (New York i. Sept. 10.— Donald McNeill won the American tennis ehampionxiii) b\ heating the holder, Bobby Ki^srv. 1— G -8. 6—:?. 1 ."> while Alice Marble won the women's championship for the third Bbccesarfc year. besting Helen Jacobs 6 l. 6 3. Reuter
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    BADMINTON TIES
    84 14 Sir. Badminton Association week-end ties are as foi Saturday at °15 Lee Kirn Seng (Eclipse) vs Chan Khek Eng (U.C.A.) Nellie Chia (Eclipse) vs. Won;. 'A.A.U.'. Sunday at 10 a.m. Byed Salim i Devonshire I Hassan Matrar (Merridsle) Chan Bye Loans and Elsie v. i A.A.U.» vs. S.
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    WEIGHTS FOR THE FIFTH DAY
    344 14 ILfANDICAFfI to* the ift_ day of Blfigapurp n -^eting on Rstardaj a Hat CU_i I, JU* 'niies. M y 1 1 IS 5 Burl n 8 6 KuMi 'i .t 1: X'A .1 k Dnsss ■»< < 1 3 -i B )oD',i 8 2 Pi
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    REEVES (64) RETURN'S TO CRICKET
    37 14 REEVES (64) RETURN'S TO CRICKET Bill Reeves, sixty-our-year-otd Test match umpire and t'i virjv Essex player. helped Essex Club and Ground to beat Forest School by five wickets at Snaresfcivok. Reeves took S wickets to:* 21 runs
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    BRILLIANT R.A.F. WIN OVER THE MALAYS
    366 14 THE R.A.F. played brilliant soccer to beat the 1 Chinese by three goals to one m a division 1 league match at Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Fought at a gruelling pace m the first halt, the game slowed down considerably m the second. While
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    Y.M.C.A. WIN SEASON'S OPENING MATCH
    251 14 Y .M.C.A. WIN SEASON'S OPENING MATCH HOCKEY liH.i THE Singapore hockey season hr: when the V.M.C.A, beat the ZT, odd goal m three. All the goals *tt< Mi I the second half. The match was keenly contested ni <i the v i had most of the play i.n their fSvaai
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    Rough Play In Padang Match
    188 14 Rough Play In Padang Match ROUGH play and the order oil of an Indii i cc\ the division *?B ms S.R.C. ground JN the Indians and M Moravia won by foui During the closirv. penalty goals werp sc red the Indians within fifl > tes Rajoo. the Indian right halt
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    Newspapers On London Air Raids
    160 15 Newspapers On London Air Raids i«ti from safe 2) r accuracy of aim and hamiiu red them d repeatedly. Al FE FAILS T^" on the other iUed alto-"' her to precision. Their atI their targets to s have been hurled h devastating, loss tactics seem very ded. they have flown
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    S.C.C. TENNIS RESULTS
    253 15 I •ESULTB of the ties played terday In the opening Ls of the S.C.C. tennis tournament were: NS SINGLES HANDICAP. J (r Houston <plus 15) beat J. Ttvfv .plus 15 6—2; 7—5. C. J. Bembroke <scr.) beat R. H. Pickard .plus 15^ 6—2; 6—l; A. (plus 15.3)
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    F.M.S. War Loan Closes
    36 15 F.M.S. War Loan Closes THE three per cent, l t $2 >000 to-night ids that ..ave d The- S.S. Government War Loan of 525.000.0uu is. meanwhiV v Close, inquiries this morning :-'i 000,000 a subscr ly.
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    Nick Carter At Capitol
    140 15 STICK Carter, Hollywood', newest W detective, and Bartholomew, the latest In Doctor Watsons, neatly and sleekly, and fantastically, whirl through a story of espionage and sabotage m an American aircraft factory In '"Nick Carter. Master Detective," the Capitol's new film. The problem is catching the awful
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    George Formby At The Pavilion
    99 15 I A PICTURE with George Formby easily recommends itself as a 'great laughtet maker, and "No Limit.' now on at the Pavilion, is no exception. From one tunny situation to another, it- .fakes you to the Tourist Trophy setting on the Isle of Man, and
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    BOBBY BREEN AT ALHAMBRA
    108 15 I although, he has grown considerably* Bobby Breen's melodiotic voice Aas not changed, and he can be hsard i -Escape To Paradi latest R K.O. musical comedj which is the current attraction sf the Alhambra. Set m the.' glamorous surrounaings of a town near Rio de
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    Coat Costs Man His Job
    147 15 Coat Costs Man His Job M)U ha> A essfl \i.iii i v meo Taib bin i ii Majid. is. i a ISOffSil ol 1 months ai the Police Depot, his job. BSBSfI time m Ai '^ust, Moha nied borrowed a sssl irom a S i IbUSs recruit at v the
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    ATTEMPTED TO BRIBE CONSTABLE
    64 15 ATTEMPTED TO BRIBE CONSTABLE TAN Koon Kia, earth coolie, was yesterday found guilty of attempting to bribe a Naval Base police constable with $10 when he was found m possession of two tah'ils' of Red Lion chandu as he was about to pass through the gates. He was fined $50.
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    POLICE ARMS INCREASED
    57 15 POLICE ARMS INCREASED Mr. Richard Law, Financial Secretary to the War Office, m Parliament, inquiries would .to a rep that a bogus Army a milit iv hO pits! taJkad pate i: f r turned their unit.,. and left unchalla cd. A decision would be reached shortly to prevent unauthoi ed
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    Transport Little Affected
    23 15 rmu Ministry of Transport announced that vi 01.;.; In order to enable he work < I IL,,d th London area. BriUSB
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    Sub-Tenant To Be Ejected
    187 15 Sub-Tenant To Be Ejected Hi> < liuliengt d me to J icnt i C. 1 J m brman i thai on Us ick-out on I ly put .i ti 11 I- h In his room which he locked kx Ins ut R hrman said that when the siren sounded, ho
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    $3,000 Bail In Robbery Case
    76 15 $3,000 Bail In Robbery Case Ul •<! mi Sal Mni an t. ..i i "*_k__ of 8 p. or I two I with th i i h n rtn i ii vii .md Chia ..I, i Teochi A having con d 1.1.* iy m vi M of w\ olver was
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      109 15 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL- I MAATSCHAPPU, N. V, 1 Establish by Royal Charter A l>. 1H24. In m the Netherlands East Indies. (Netherlands Trading Socld.), 1 I BANKERS Paul Ui Capital f.40.030.0r»J. J I Reserve Fund 10.500.0u.).-. London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED I Bead Office: I BATAVIA. Branches: Nether. .mils East
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    GERMANS USE NEW PLANES FOR TERROR RAIDS ON BRITAIN
    448 16 LONDON. SEPT. 10 COX THLIR THIRD SI C( KSSIVE "TERROR RAID ON LONDON. LAST NIGHT, THE GERMANS USED CHIEFLY THE MODERNISED VERSION OF THE TWO ENGINE!) DORMER 215. A FAST LONG DISTANT! KOMKER MONOPLANE. REPORTS REITER S AIR (OK RESPONDENT. Loss
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    Oil Depot Attacked
    98 16 London. Sept. 10. rpHE Admiralty announces that reconnaissances show that two of three tanks at the Dolyik oil depot were attacked by Skuas aircraft of the Fleet Air Arm on Aug. 8 and were completely destroyed. The third tank and pipeline was severely damaged. Yesterday, Skuas aircraft
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    Morning Tribune
    10 16 Morning Tribune NET SALES EXCEED m Wednesday September 11. 1010
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    R.A.F. IN MIDDLE EAST ACTIVE
    249 16 R.A.F. IN MIDDLE EAST ACTIVE Cairo. Sent. 10. J^N R.A.E. bomber forrtitßj bombed Massawa m En. trea on Sept. 8, all the bonts falling m the target area. says a communique issued last night. Two fires were started and damage to buildings was observed. Aircraft of the South A.rica Air
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    Shanghai Papers Praise Premier
    148 16 Shanghai, Sept. la AN editorial entitled, "Convincing Mr chill," m the American own^d Shan Evening Post, declares that his assu an ultimate British victory are bring feeling of relief to Washington. the So completely is the American public s lc 1) t his frankness and integrity
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