Morning Tribune, 3 October 1940

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    Masthead
    10 1 Morning Tribnne I ul j_No. 2* Thursday, Oct. 3, 1940.
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    Syria Rejects Italian Demands
    193 1 Syria Rejects Italian Demands y Cairo, Oct. 2. fill nmplete lailure of th* Italian mission to Syria to reach their foal and the flat Mjecti M of their dcM. Puaux. French HUh Commissioner m Syria. i> reported m I Beyrouth message t<» thf newspaper 1 tlmasri. M. Puaux. it is
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    NORWEGIAN SHIP TORPEDOED
    96 1 London, Oct 2. VTJ"? hu "W- after Norwegian he crew of the M ;r er j estvard hay Mv, 1 V UI Fue «est coast lag Fridi torpedoed i^ M that two tor- pedoes were fired, the first struck the ship and when the crew embarked m
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    EGYPT AS SCENE OF IMPORTANT NEW ENEMY MOVEMENTS
    600 1 EGYPT AS SCENE OF IMPORTANT NEW ENEMY MOVEMENTS LONDON, OCT. 2. A BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE POSITION IN NORTH AFRICA WHICH, NOW THAT THE FLANS FOR INVASION SEEM TO BE FADING, MAY BE THE SCENE OF THE NEXT GREAT TRIAL OF STRENGTH IS MADE AVAILABLE FROM AUTHORITATIVE QUARTERS IN
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    War In England
    89 1 Here are pictures which graphically show how the war rages m Britain, and the indiscriminate 1. Nazi bombing methods. This was once a cinema on the outskirts of London. Nazi bombers, failing to penetrate London's inner d'-fcn'M's, made it their "military objective." 2. Here is a row
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    SUNER'S TRIP
    414 2 MADRID, OCT. 'I. MESSAGES FROM ROME INDICATING THAI CfIBRE iU WILL BE NO CHANGE IN SPAIN'S NON-BIXLK.i RENT POLICI lIAVK RESULTED IN A FEELING OF A.NTI (UMAX HERE, AFTER ALL TIIK fROPAGANDA EMANATING FROM ROMK AND BERLIN ABOUT SI NOR SI NKR \S VISIT TO ITALY Although expectations
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    150,000 CHINESE MASS ON BORDER
    181 2 Shanghai, Oct. 2. ()NK hundred anl fifty thousand Chinese troops have en up potftiona along the Yunnan-Inrio-China bowler, awaiting instructions to march into the French Colon,, according to the Chinese pws, which adds that 'null Chinese military leaders have arrived at the border areas. The
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    OIL EMBARGO IN CANADA PREDICTED
    98 2 New York, Oct. 2. i I\S embargo on the ship- i ment of Canadian copper I > Japan is predicted as al- most certain, following i Japan's alignment with the Axis powers, .according to i 1 an Ottawa dispatch tK> the 1 New York Times,
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    Arrest Of American
    56 2 Bucharest, Oct. 2. TIIF American Legation has filed a .strong and formal protest con_ cerning the arrest and treatment of Lester Freeman, jan American citizen, who wa.s among the employees of the Roma no- Americana oil Company arrested recently at Ploesti. Freeman wwas. s released after he
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    Japanese Escaped
    70 2 Tokyo, CM. 2 "inai;] -quade" Jaws prevented the i-unishmtnt of sever*' Hr?. •.'o wcr^ det; hied all Ug W!th rifto. ii Britons. for alleged espionage, according to the Justice Ministry. it, is revealed c JapaatM v.i.s Indicted, while over Japani ;e of "high social position" < v arnin
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    Nazis Almost At Breaking Point
    329 2 London, Oct. 2. THE shortage of leather m Germany is now acute that storm troopers have to gcx step m wooden footwear. This was one of I minor examples of German raw mater stringency cited by Mr. Hugh Dalton, Minis for Economic Warfare, m a
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    UNKNOWN
    53 2 V \i tiati which 111 betn W place m Bfi i bet\ve< -p. t German mil ter for irai port P i |M%sentati?cl the Son- rffl issanr. transpo! results! In l 1 COnclus: -'il of S final rm i Bfreen J ween countri' cording 1 1 i official Gei^
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    35 2 Pesba o<s Kin'- 7: S Afghani c< ted a r< troop-. v practice V guns an car-. report I The review hour. 1 circled ;i> King ia' f x? his ap] the effi forces Reuter
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    14 2 I Japan-. monk. been the .In* 1 al ies dlan N:* v gress Reuter
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    COMMISSIONS FOR AXIS POWERS' PACT
    104 2 COMMISSIONS FOR AXIS POWERS' PACT Tokyo. Oct. 2. NEGOTIATIONS are under wny between Tokyo, Berlin and Rom? for the organisation of a joint technical commission, as provided for m Article Pour of the three power pact, it i.s authoritatively understood. Three joint commissions- politi:al. economic and military- -will bo set
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      47 2 V M it may WSm, <: your hair do 1 thru- natuial food, 1 thC (I: ult ULVnUUf, by providing DOUrlSb--1 t I] OaiISSS tin- hair win, i|] |t| I( nn( r ..i.d j ()J Silvi^rin WAOI i\ DfOLAMD to tin aiji RAHAMIN PENHAS n SINK BkMMM 2
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    POH AIR CRASH INQUIRY OPENED
    539 3 Im Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Oct 2 Of Mr. M. P. Croxford, Mr. Kun Mr. Gurnam Singh who died as the re~ v ten an aircraft of the Perak Fiyte Ipoh aerodrome on the evening of lucted this morning m the Town Hall beM.CS, by
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    FRENCHMEN DETAINED
    56 3 '/NTIGUA. Leeward n Islands, Oct. 2.— The former governor of the French colonial services M. Carde and the former admi tiistrator of the same service. M. Fevoil. have been detained here while enroute from Martinique to Miami by Pan-Ameri-can Airways. it is stated that they possessed certain articles
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    Royal Refugees In London
    57 3 Royal Refugees In London King Zog of r S Albania leaving: S h^ London I hotel with smil- Mng Queen! Geraldine. The King a n il i Queen, who left I Albania when it was annexed by Italy, arriv- i etl m London recently with their 15-mon- J ths^>ld .son
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    U.S.-Japan Clash Can Be Prevented
    72 3 New York, Oct. 2. THE time has not yet passed "when men of good will" could prevent p direct clash between the United States and Japan, declared Mr. Horinouchi (Japanese Ambassador > when interviewed by the Washington correspondent of ihe New York Daily News. He
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    CHINESE CELEBRATE
    31 3 Chungking, Oct. 2. /GIGANTIC celebrations, featured \X by B torch parade In the evening, were held y sterday m Chungking to celebrate its new status as China'? auxiliary capital.
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    Destroyers Transferred From U-S-A.
    249 3 Destroyers Transferred From U-S-A. Loikl.m. <><t. I THr aames of towns and vWagti common to the I'nited Kingdom and the I niied States of America are now been selected for 44 of the Uc.U rovers transferred from the I'nited SCafes Navy. Two ships are to bear the names of towns
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      134 3 THE splendid sum of $5,4i:U6 cents has been 1 raised as a result of the "Wear a Smile" day collection on Tuesday. Street sales netted $3,808.17 cents; collections Naval Base $986.69 cents; at the New World 9 82 cents; at the Great World $117.43 a at the Happy WorM $101.22
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      244 3 V 1 as the years go by The amazing effect of Phyllosan tablets m renewing the blood, rebuilding a .super-abundance o^~~~ o u» j* of natural (not artificially stimulated) vital force, eVlt^oo£>'' m rejuvenating the arteries and fortifying the action ?o ut bS of the heart, establishes Dr. Bucrgi's formula
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    WOMEN AND THE WAR
    70 4 S MUUBAMD V.-»::.' Who Auxiliary 4 ttGt I OUI I 1 I MOW prov. worth. AllXlli.: I I ij ion i T 1 operate i J j n ady to tata up Un li lU during an aii attack a Ide meals and reereaUon. n S
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    Age Of The Fire Fighters
    154 4 WOMEN itlM'd 111 U:l Important work a!',«ci bet- wen twenty- iivr i* iid fifty. They must. \v physically lit vii (i ■i) i c to S ad up to gruelling work. When they an not on duty they help with ■andbaffing of i new ftaUODB.
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    People & Places
    922 4 People Places Pretty Cathedral Wedding: Sundry News Flashes VerH Ardmorr 10-fla> yrHEN Ml I ilth i her name to Mr ..t St Andrew's Cathedral yesterciv. i( 4^o pja. she tute •y .silk, nu'h to Urn full bed horl long v. hit- lent i tornuU note and het veil oi emtered
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    EMPIRE DANCE
    70 4 EMPIRE DANCE On Saturday night a special i Empire dance will be held at S the II app y i World CaTiareT m aid of the War and Con»- 1 forts' Fuikls. This latest gesture from/ the manage- i ment of the Happy World is i characteristic of I the
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      42 4 A rdena Anti-Brown T^flN Masque W\vj\ 'j u th ■tlmulaUm bleaching (J V»)jo\\\ J m v-.-k Mid say j '^^v/V u > "H ttlkm skin, it Cl^ rO)l: tan and wfe/ I dl*coiouratii,, 1V n w m I hti{l km J^^^>J Battery Road
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    Don't Let Beauty Pass You By in the middle years
    721 5 Don't Let Beauty Pass You By in the middle years [I ,!uch attack you between the I j lt y. need not be a depressing me. Instead they can prove ttfM of your life. Your X with interests of their own; m tffc ties are lessened and you I ur.self.
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    Golden Rules For The Not-So-Young
    239 5 Golden Rules For The Not-So-Young DII.LIE Burke, world famous i "film star, who is stl'l pur- l •suin^ a brilliant career, is the mother of a grown-up. daughter and has reached the half-century mark. Yet ..he .still remains youthful S m mind and body. Her BOldtn rules :tr^ .simple and
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      50 5 I CANADIAN hV 3d ww>«tfi mZfjSOSm j JHI9 W^B lß&C**^ Make your next fish dish Canadian Sole Fillets. They have an exceptionally line flavour and are economical, too, because there's nothing to throw away. PIO P l PHONE 5376 FIVE LINES CS2OSA At* 't. of Singapore Cold Storage t .ti
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    STYLES THAT ARE HIGH IN FASHION'S FAVOUR
    487 6 STYLES THAT ARE HIGH IN FASHION'S FAVOUR I*.. rUU'i, I ...ill pta a the l nus be Utter to hip mi bod d by tud pl trimmings, mieta ii which pick up the be m M oS l ire MtciHft'i printed models, \>>- ;> ri!l t dnm, often wi'h a
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    TRIMM Your Warn To Chic
    154 6 TRIMM Your Warn To Chic THE trimmed dress -fc trading a good de .1 o M f attention, especially a:nongM| the younger set, who littK and can wear somei' 1 I little bit "fussy." ft Often the decorati< m self-fabric, worked m cleverly on pocket> to edge necklines and m
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      77 6 "f <*sy to wedf >nd j sy to look 1?" best* describes the newest j frocks for daytime* weai j j Ii J.,^ \Th\ts HOUgSCOATS I (OI.'SIIS \N i s.viMsrris. r •cv iw iimpuL V nosiKin 81, i.i ami ORO ROAD Kll Court). M-j j "SNOW WHITE" < I I
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    Britain is Free: You May Criticise As You Please
    839 7 Ma Hopkitt Writes From London I \ux. 2:;. Hi W s we are all I uactiousin I .the wnter. I Ire often critical and some might ■^■•iaMy I"' Wl 7 It-i;..!"* alarm and detpondI Jxhia was m offence few the alarmist
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    Prisoner Tricks Constable
    223 7 PROCEEDING to a house with a constable m order to find a bailor. Kuan Yew Chee, 22, left the constable standing outside and disappeared through the back door. When arrested for the second 'ime m his own house, Kuan said ie was too afraid to give hlmaeM
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    THE SOVIET FLEET
    51 7 Moscow, Oct. 2 THE Soviet northern fleet hub returned to Murmansk and other home ports, alter manoeuv- ires m the Bering Bea off Kola peninsula, In which aircraft, mbmarines and coastal troops all I participated. The manoeuvres were stated to have been §u*i»««rfni rfpmlte very bad weather
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    MORNING TRIBUNE
    8 7 MORNING TRIBUNE Till USD AY, OCTOBER 3 ft*
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    BURMA ROAD QUESTION
    232 7 \yiLL the Burma Road be re-opened after t\\e expiration of the AngloJapaDflM Agreement on Oct. 13, or will its closure be extended for another period? Though no authoritative information has been received on the subject, the possibility of its re-oi>eninfc seems not unlikely. It is emphasised m
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    SYRIA'S POSITION
    216 7 AS long as Syria remains loyal to Vichy, I [taly is not likely to exert too gfreatj I a pressure on the Syrian authorities for I the realisation of her demands which are alleged to he four m number, namely, the use of Tripoli as an Italian naval
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    Mr. C. Ward-Jackson A Govt's Income-Tax Can
    1060 8 Mr. C. Ward- Jackson A Govt's Income-Tax Can apf COLONIAL OcJ "If Income- Tax Once Comes It Will Be Permanent: Let There Be No Doubt Of That' "*r» spake thr FttM, and witk B«C«f«liy, Th« tvranfs nlra. r\<n»e<l his devilfch d»^*<ls* lOLION, Pfcrmdlse Lost iiy Mar 28 w Urn Pi
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      117 8 HUDSON'S EUMEHTHOL E/3KTOJUOES R hf^pfi \\Jr \N I" PROPHYLACTIC. W W<t m X I.MIMNm FOR i Itv^Sffl nr.MAN iv m«- oi mi B ISO- '< \(.Ks IKOM FARLI BLjß^^S^, i im.IHIOOI) I PWARDS, FOR mi MIMIN\TI«»N IKOM S Z/^l«^^^^^>> lll! B¥OTnl of (<a<Hs C3OUW, 80M ITI«oaTS. J-f^' EONCBIAE OK wps.
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    WISHES BEING FORCED UPON MALAYA?
    1520 9 ly had :ien :n FrderaJ Iprfl ia>t- H:.s Ex- -an•jj°.sc word?- betn .trovmi mnitm win. v be continued as a p?rteasurc after the war.... hat I haw Riven DO tax if tobe 0B&9 for the duraBur jt has been 'icle of •^ui papen thai l
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    UNKNOWN
    65 9 mid rei l l nou Ena< ti' ptris Nt io b«--f deration ion^ ffiMJld ird .«t lB aid nut be stiff i m p) dutent iat m youm unto ition at the Uu sltion he emeri that thi ivn Brben iat pit iinothe] revs the lenently on and I
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    TAXATION RESERVE FOR McA LISTER'S
    396 9 .such reserves while we have Wi opportunity. "Such .sums Bet aside may stand us In good stead later on Indeed they did after the last war." Mggcr Profit A profit of |5M,79U4 was ina<l< for the year, which, according U« Mr. Riches, was considerably larger
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    WHIPPING, GAOL FOR STABBING
    320 10 r A ,M JOU.S Oflel i\ rep a ted v. \uv,h hi th..- conn thai pMP^ who I r LdU'.d lUt i>aid Mi on. I hi i.. m the Ji'd nr I PUtlUg leulencf oi ill months' rVgowmi iinpr: KMIB m .iddition t'j ißjHt stroke ol
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    CHINESE BABY SHOW A SUCCESS
    108 10 CHINEH Baby show will be henl at the Great World Cabaret Ofl Ocl 30. All the babies taking /.lit will be classified according to Lhei] ages, one class for babi<^ inder six months old, another un- 11 twelve months, and a third for abies between
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    Woman Beat Off Thief With Brolly
    107 10 Woman Beat Off Thief With Brolly THIS i.s one of thosp numerous ca.srs| ot snatch thieving and so must be dealt with severely," said Mr. Conrad Oldham m the .second court, yesterday. passing sentence on. Tan Quok chuan. 35-year-ol^ I Teochew, to six weeks' < hard labour for aU tempting
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    Unlawful Society Charge
    58 10 Unlawful Society Charge Klmii Tai -liiM e> youth, peared to fore the fifth rate, Mr i G< vet: relay c:.. with ix Ing mi tuber of an unla m) society the Heng AJ Teo Society. I N to] din r on Tuesday morn Court Inspector D. R. Oowiq oppoied bail
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    Court Visits Scene Of Sikh Murder
    154 10 crime In the Silat Koad inn nr aay'.s hearing, Hav^ discharged m there vai n connect tfct man with MM crime BMFI Singh stood charged with J,, the murder of Isher Singh, the case foi the p beint that these two men. with another
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    Detectives Suspicions Justified
    163 10 Detectives Suspicions Justified BECAUSE he did not l;ke the man's appeal ance, a detective on Tuesday decided to keep watch on B mun whom hi' had seen going into a back lane m Killinev Road. Ab<»ut B\t minutes later the man emerged with a bundle under his arm. and on
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      201 11 .i 1 S lt uat.ons Vacant .^.ible 5«)E) n «ae need rtener. 1 Only SO3 Wrltf Of Protniwlon. Only Apply H 7^77 a oed Eurasian or Chinale hand Ung iMTdoUari V: men^m Apply Bux No 4ijJ. iNo. 55-fc-J worltshop required. 01 ,i lia P.m. re. 'No- *&*•_> ex j man
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      680 11 Miscellaneous ••MMKE" 181. Orchard Road, specialise tn jiau-rntty gown*, coata. and all kinds of baby dresses^ INo Bo8 0E ivi:;n vcllknovn sejsk iad wi ••■••n'.itor (male female) obtainable 11. Robin Roi.d. Singapore. Price liroo per dozen boxes. ,No. 9031^1 SPORTS ADVANTAGE to every tennis player. Restring your rackets for $5
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      646 11 For Sale J FOWLS— Light Sussex, Plymouth Rork- 1 i Wyandoues Au«tralops. Also Poultry Fooo> and Wire-net ing Belm H^>es. cJranksyme Road. Bingupore t v 87^E. j FX)R SALE —Portable Air Conditioner— Suitable for Bedroom, m good condition *150 Box No. 481. Malaya Tribune Singapore. (No. 832E) FOR SALE Mounted
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      525 11 Matrimonial RKSPECTABLE European So d:er^ wives. Europeans or Bui P for Ur« We also cater (of all class**. Marriage Agency, 79, Buklt Ttmah Road. felngßpure (No 330E Motor Vehicles FOR SALE Ford 8 excellent cond: f 400. Thorn.son Road, Singapore. (No BSOE ALE— VaTJXhaII 20. 1935 tn vorv running order,
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      366 11 IONTHEJ i AIR Singapore ZHL 223 metres (1.333 k «s) /If PI 30 "6 metres (9.69 m cs> ZHP3 41 i* mttxm (7 2>'m'rsi From 8 00 a.m. to 8 33 a..n From 10 00 m. to 1 50 p.m. I rom VOO P ni. to 10 00 P London
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    No Games-A. R. P. Study
    143 12 No GamesA. R. P. Study FO sv. tudyiDf A I: td of ea, Mr. VV '¥m B Daily Mivror tor. rhi;. ha?e lectui on incendiary boa and practise on bun dies of old i ■i paraffin, i o ili ni that i should mil be surprised li they ■<: ecretly
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    Girl, 14, First Aid Expert
    160 12 Girl, 14, First Aid Expert k fourth n-yeur-ol.i Mai Coleshill. of Hattonavenue, Slouch, has been congratulated by local doctors for prompt action and accurate diagnosis m road accident case m which, they say, ■he displayed a Bkili which makes hei invaluable to the -?ommunity In wartime Mart' a ret is
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      128 12 if) ml »l -.n \T KYKRY >HOW Th- SV! RIOUI COLO' v .^T CAPITOL I NORTHWEST 1 I PASSAGE 1 I SPENCER TRACY I I BERT fOUNG m km:iv 1 #1| ','.MHJ,.r- v. J-- h:i- Shorts fg (tREAT STARS M ktivimniKH I "Srarli-li O'llara oi WRflj^y 4 jfiAllP M "<;•»„,.
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      80 12 mj. m ml IC II m r I The illillA MiTIUII^I NAN OF] [ONQUES! I'ii^RICHARD DlxS'^l B^^%? GAIL PATRICK- EDWARD f llls'!fmr#J'i I JOAN FONTAINi K'^ N "PATHE GAZETTE"! MIDNIGHT PREMIERE I SATURDAY sth OCTOBER I jnr_jiijK_A|j|j%jii ii is a I /i/')r/i' It} Its _^^^^^^<AS A "Tho Play's Tbe Thing"
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    Japanese Envoy For Malaya
    16 13 Japanese Envoy For Malaya I Uatsumiy*i ■I;..- iir«r >■■■ '•>■" I connection with rdati rnllU Iprmiii-.: I »iter«
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    TRADE PACT
    63 13 lidon, or. 2. I ..da- New; •m for to Sept. 30. 1941. was »d by Mr. Cachinnon, the Ol Trade. ■r fixed rtain noods im- and, on icts, the benefits of I B British I Died, while on lecture m America, town-planner Sir Raymond Unwin, seventy-six: laid out
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    Black-out Penalties To Be Severer
    114 13 1 WE are becoming disturbed regarding the many offences against the lighting regulations." said Mr. S. Levcrton, j Chairman of the lay Justices m the second court, before Clerkenwell Police Court proceedings began recently. "The Bench have oe c n scrupulously fair In taking notice
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    Soldiers Deny Assaulting Girl
    245 13 ALLEGATIONS arising out of what they explained was -a little party" were denied at Calne, Wilts. by two Canadian soldiers, Ptes. Henry Trow bridge, 36. and Norman Leslie Mcßorie, 24, both married. The t\v» were sent for trial at Wiltshire Assizes charged with a serious assault
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    HE BURNED £5 NOTE
    86 13 HE BURNED £5 NOTE i Councillor^ James Presnail t burned a £5 < note at Chat- I ham (Kent) i J Town Council i raeetinir. He) was illustrating his point that if England lost 'the war all S money would i be worth noth- 1 ing. He moved a res
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      100 13 Kdi=J(=lr=Jr=Jt='r='f= i ir Jf=::Jr=1 =:Jr=::l|=^ :L |ADD A GOLDEN LEAF IN THE ■ISTORY OF ENTERTAINMENT! MISS MARIE FOONG I (HONGKONG'S DANCE BEAUTY) 1- APPEARING TO-NIGHT uSr >^BH«P' rat a J J thcr t>n tht> of our Air-conditioned Cabaret TO-\IUIT T E A M'«. i, DANCE TO-DAY {(> 12 6 p.m.
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      141 13 2257! OI S IfIGH ORf)FR mDOi HILARIOI S SITC AT IONS FOIIOW OVK Awanmi m sccminglt unending SLCCESSION" FREE PRESS. I I TO-DAY AT 6.15 9.15 ON THE WAY TO SINGAPORE THE NAVY GOES FRIVOLOIS! WITH TWO GIKLS IN ONE CABIN AND THE ADMIRAL IN ANOTHER A PICTURE lOR FIN
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    MALAYS WIN BY ONE GOAL
    149 14 MALAYS WIN BY ONE GOAL Cup Soccer I Cup U mci < 1 drive m M He did pi the brill! I r dt ev< n play, ti" 1 ti lead ten mm 'i it) who -I kirk I Ulated and though made several good ni., v to score r
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    S.R.C. 3-Nil Hockey Win Over Ceylonese
    312 14 THE SRC. won 3- -nil against the Ceylon Spoil., 1 Club, on the B.R.C. Padang. yesterday at hocke\. The S.R.C.'s victory was creditable m view of the fact that the visitors swept everything before then m the first half with their superior .speed. The
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    "No Long Faces At My Funeral, Please"
    151 14 WROTE Mr. Eurtaw Martin, sevonty-thrce-year-old to Ms ftJHE of weymouth I Only one tie was played ol the V.M.C.A. courts wsterM I In the mixed doubles liandi^H j Miss Eber and Lim Hee fl j (—4O) beat Miss Grac;.i Robert Chia (—4O 3
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    79 14 Wise, 16, star place kicker of the Atmore,^ Ala., Hiffh Bttffol football team, concluded player recently wi 'h a total of seven points after touch- down ior the season. Of these six were on place- i i men is, one on a pass over the poal line. Since
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    Chin Kee Onn Wins First Match
    222 14 Yesterday] 'fainM THIN KEE ONN, B I champion, ran e( j first obstacle when .:r.imS* I A. AlsagofT m Wr the open Itngtt r pM open invitation lawn nament. yesterday. f^* Results of yesterch H Open tingles: C! B^ beat I A Ali;agoiT 6
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    European Cashier Charged
    60 14 European Cashier Charged \JLICXL t X Bi-ii! ;h»-r. H John Little and C H 1 trial when charg mi O. Rappopori B with haviim COi Wt' breach ol trust I Mr. EM. Thanip ha.s been retained M' fence, applied that m be extended and a. I to be postponed unti
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    18 Nazi Planes Destroyed
    221 15 18 Nazi Planes Destroyed London, Oct. 2. rmfl gunfire and the oc-machine-gun fire was districts of I^ndon this air raid warnings were ,j jormations flying at a great the capital were reported, com? m from the Kent i were driven off. there was a ..our beiore r privity over -clear
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    Trengganu's War Gift
    16 15 Trengganu's War Gift HE. the Malay of state apbed for OovemJ the prose- -i- pro- nu'i
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    Boy Of 15 Called A "Traitor To Country"
    163 15 Boy Of 15 Called A "Traitor To Country" A FIFTEEN-YEAR-CLD boy, who threw a spanner into machinery at Midland Brick Works, where h e worked, was stated at Birmingham Juvenile Court to be a ■traitor to his country." The boy, summoned under the Defence Regulations for sabotage, wa s fined
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    TAMIL GARDENER WAS THIEF
    111 15 A\ 55 year-old Tamil Hindu, Kadir Valu, pleaded guilty before Mr. Conrad Oldham, second magistrate, yesterday, to a charge of theft m respect of a military cap, a pair of ear-rings, a foun-tain-pen and a small jewel case, from hls| employer, Mr. N. R. Sheridan, of
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    131 15 AT THE CATHAY pRISTLING with incident, Wes- temeiV which opened at the Cathay last night vt-rv fying film. It deals with the tussle between tv:o factions m the eaily dav.s of Texas, a tussle between the cattlemen and the farmers. Each one thought there was no room for
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    S.C.C. BEAT THE POLICE 2-0
    263 15 THE Police lost to the cricket club 2—o at hockey on the Padang yesterday. The game was keenly fought, with the winners slightly superior m both defence and attack. Fortin and load, the backs, played well -and broke many a Police J raid with their
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    NEW ZEALAND COLLABORATION WITH OCEANIA
    174 15 NEW ZEALAND COLLABORATION WITH OCEANIA Wellington, Oct. 2. Yf R. Fraser. the Prime Minister lfl Of New Zealand, to-day announced that following the ehangre of Government m Oceania m favour of Gen. de Gaulle, it was thought desirable that the New Zealand Government, acting «>n behalf of other Empire Governments,
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    Ball Winds Up "Wear A Smile" Appeal
    331 15 HUNNErt up ol tht ful "Wear a Snii !ec 4 u)n on Tuesday .v Smile" Bail at BftJQtf Hotel last aiftht. Though not as w- 'A support d a.s 'Bomber Ball." I ..ht's i unction was pleasantly informal met the "ry nlood I
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    BERLIN BOMBED IN DEVASTATING NEW RAIDS
    391 16 BERLIN BOMBED IN DEVASTATING NEW RAIDS LONDON, OCT. 2. A HEAVY It A I IC\II> ON BKKIJN LAST NK.HT IS Xlv A (M NTII) IN BRIKF PHEASE IN AN AIR MJOTSIKJ COMMUNIQUE WHICH STATKS STRONCi roBCsVOI R\ I BOMBERS LAST NIGHT ATTACKED A Ml M TIONS FACTORY IN BKRUN It
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    RUSSO-JAPAN PACT RUMOUR DISCOUNTED
    152 16 Tokyo, Oct. QUESTIONED regarding for cign reports of a possible POP-fglClgtoil pact between Japan and the Soviet I'liion, a Government spokesman to day said he had no knowledge of the matter. Alked whether the newlyappointed ambassador to Russia, due m Moscow on Oct 25, would he
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    Clerk Gets Year's Gaol For Sedition
    68 16 WILLIAM HENRY GARBETT, aced twenty-five, clerk, of Wykeham grove. Birmingham wa 8 sentenced to twelve months' imprisonttU nt at Swansea Assizes for having made a seditious speech lor the purpose of creating disaffection and discontent. He was alleged to have said m a cafe:
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    STOP PRESS
    221 16 London, Oct. Z. The Government has decided that until further notice no more children can be sent overseas under the Children's Overseas Reception Scheme. The recent loss of children m the City of Benares has illustrated the dangers to which passenger vessels are exposed even when m convoy
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    LIBYANS PAY HOMAGE TO SENUSSI CHIEFTIAN
    107 16 LIBYANS PAY HOMAGE TO SENUSSI CHIEFT IAN Cairo, Oct. 2. /UN interesting ceremony marked the visit of Saved Idress, chief of the Senussi inhabiting Cyrenaica and north-west Egypt, to Libyan prisoners of war m camps near the Suez Canal, most of whom belong to the Seniussi tribe. Indian troops provided
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    58 16 w The Prime MUl^ ister paid a visit to the North-cast of Knkl a n d re. I I cently to ins- pect Coastal (fur tiflcattons, defence works, t etc. Mr. Wins- ton. Churchill was very inter- ested m a "Tommy" gun and he listened while its me- i chanism
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    Invasion Shelved
    371 16 fTTTMIU^rJ- London, Oct.B The official German dt-claratfl that the invasion of Britain been shelved, has bten madtß Japanese MfTOspondents m Bfl lin, Reuters idipiomati mrS pondent learns. The declaration took place 1 the form of a v:. .M-nt >li^Be Germany's military and (liplo^H or tic position has been
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    72 16 London, Oct 2.— Tin l>r !jME economic and diplomat w m ';JM^fc which is jfoinff to South x r^M under the chairmanship H Willingdon has jast l)f J nounced. Sir Harrs H who has brcn Amba^ r Argentine and CDiile. WU jm place Sir Horace R elllW "''LsoH is prevented
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    10 17 F V)( v-v n% Friday, Oct. 4. 1940.
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    AUTUMN RAIDS START
    276 17 AUTUMN RAIDS START London, Oct. (ierman air force went ight" raiding over England v m the first gloom of BnI autumn. Single aircraft the defences of >outh-east md and th v Home Counties c gui vive most of the day, or the m<»t part they Kept i the murky cJouds
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    Spain Fights Bootleggers
    208 17 Oct. 3. k SHARP halt is to be called to "bootlegging" transactions m foodstuffs by a law just published. Spain's extremely difficult food problem has been greatly worsened by many producers not selling through Government channels and a widespread bootleg traffic has sprung up which is said
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    IMPORTANT NEW CHANGES IN BRITISH CABINET: MR. BEVIN IN WAR COUNCIL
    484 17 IMPORTANT NEW CHANGES IN BRITISH CABINET: MR. BEVIN IN WAR COUNCIL LONDON, OCT. 3. IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE BRITISH MININSTRY WERE ANNOUNCEED FROM No. 10 DOWNING STREET THIS MORNING. THE ANNOUNCEMENT SAYS THAT MR. NEVILLE CHAMBERLAIN HAS TENDERED HIS RESIGNATION AS LORD PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL AND HIS MAJESTY HAS
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    47 17 Madrid, Oct. 3.— A newly acquired Spanish liner. Cabo 1 Homos is sailing from Vigo on her first voyage to South America under the Spanish flag to-day. The passengers include Marque- de Magnaz, ihe new Spanish Ambassador to Argentine who formerly represented Spain In Ber- ilin.— Reuter
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    SOVIET MASSES BATTLE FORCES
    423 18 ON GERMAN BORDER London, Oct. 3. A( (OKI)INO to news received m London by the Polish Telegraphic Agency, relu^ocs who have arrived at Bucharest confirm that mass concentrations of Soviet troops have taken place alontf the rivers Hug and San, which form the demarcation line between
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    30 Troops Attend "Treat The Troops" Musical Evening
    336 18 MR and Mrs. H. L. Wilson of 11, Newton Road 111 were the first Singaporeans to entertain a oarty of troops under the Tribune "Ireat the Troops" campaign when they had a jrramophonp recital of classical music at their home last mgnl
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    N.E.I. Trade Talk Progress Smoothly
    114 18 N.E.I. Trade Talk Progress Smoothly Tokyo, Oct. 3. TALKS between the Japanese Consul-Gem ral m Batavia Mr Oto'i .S<U!o, and H'.'er van Hooo strut on. Direr tor of the Commerclal Aftaiu Bureau m the Netherlands East Indies Government, arc progressing smoothly, rding to a report from Batavia. A three-hour talk
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    New Regulation Re Entry Into Colony
    142 18 I, Government Gazette notiflcan tion, published yesterday, under the Defence Regulations, governtlie issue by Immigration cincers of permits to enter the Colony .states that 'European' includes persons oi European descent whether born m Europe or not. An Immigration Officer shall not i.s.sue a permit
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    Britain Helps Malta
    66 18 MALTA. Oct 3 Cheers greet?d the reading at a meeting of the Council ot Government, of a message from the Secrctarv of State xor the Colonies announcing that as Malta was unable to pay its way under existing conditions His Majesty's Go\ eminent, were prepared to make
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    SPAIN KEEPING OUT
    105 18 SPAIN KEEPING OUT CONTRARY to tarlieriH Senor Suner is H ing here to-day for )^B according 1 to the Sw fani^B news agency which addl he is attending a m luncheon and dinner here^H The Italian new^ anency^H that Senor Suner S- k-avi^H] Spain on Saturday. Bvisit was ended vest
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    SWISS FACTOR MYSTERY
    60 18 SWISS FACTOR MYSTERY A CCORDING to B W iV by the St-efani A H plosion occurred at H ir.aments factory at u-'ilikon^B pßst rew days, m winch a i tHQ< of persons were Injured, -tfH The cause of th< B known Now the workers^Vfactory, totalling several tno-M have struck work,
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    46 18 It is learned that ten aircraft were do:. nine by R.A.F. fll MJ *m by snti-aircraft fu'e. B<>S>l^B\ enemy aircraft w).: x ed by anti-aircraft W' oast London on Tv is now learned 'flt aircraft were shot a»^°™ riay afternoon < 1 coast by Lewi^ gmi i
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    A King Release 3,000 Prisoners
    111 18 KING Boris ol Bulgaria has to-day par H than 3,000 people who had been imp- various offences. Among the many po litL .set free is Colonel Damian VeltchefT, o 1 man" who was sentenced to death m 1936 organising a plot to overthrow the force
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    JAPAN ON THE DOWN GRADE
    273 19 JAPAN ON THE DOWN GRADE ussing I relation dip reflcc- aidate I tM al X... aCloSer Mr!.... have no G( ed Britai.i ■mob.. sta Af nin the m Japan would remain the Pacific xi<h l B: may have made it possible B v to' believe that Germany ■7 v chieve
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    ACTORS' CHILDREN IN CANADA
    54 19 ACTORS' CHILDREN IN CANADA i,N East Canadian A port, Oct. 3 Scores more of children from Britain have ar- I rived here. 105 cf. whom are bound forj the United States, including 60 orphans of British actors and actresses en route for! Hollywood under the sponsorship of th° Actors' children's
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    Eton College Boys To Work In Factories
    82 19 Eton College Boys To Work In Factories ETON College boys are tp do worl; of national service m factories, warehouses and on the land on their halfoolidays •Mr. R." Weatherall. one of the masters who is organising the scheme, said that between 150 and 200 boys will be i available.
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    Britain's Reserves Hardly Touched
    92 19 tain London, Qst 3. popped only lightly into her /"Wo mtc > dollars, according ol the National City Bank a ccmp aratively >small Qf Md dollars assets and gold held war have been paid out. f'/o finance the heavy purged The most striking 'ion of the
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    Scientists Co – Operate
    74 19 Scientists Co Operate London, Oct. 3.— ln order to en sure the continuance of the fullest co-operation of scientific workers with the Government m the national war effort, the Lord President of Council, after discussion with the Royal Society, has. with the approval of the Prime Minister, appointed a scientific
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    AMERICA NEUTRALBUT PROMISES AID
    296 19 Cleveland (Ohio), Oct. r>. DEJTERATIQN of hi- determination '•;<> keej» America at 'a a i maiL by Mr. V.Vndel] Willkie m major campaign -i eh, dealing with foreign affairs He said that the American 1 •'<)).•!<• I'.-h. no idea whaU u-r of joininjr m any conflict.
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