Morning Tribune, 8 October 1940

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    Masthead
    15 6 NFT SALES EXCEED 4,500 DAILY. Morning Tribune Vol. s— No. 213, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1940.
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    Premier To Talk On Burma Road
    239 6 London, Oct. 7. fTER learns that the Prime Minister is expected shortly ike a statement regarding the Burma Road, the >rtant artery whereby China draws her supplies- The Ish agreement with Japan, which is due to expire on 17 provided that during its operation
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    Changes In Government
    53 6 llTTreu <. Oct. 7. i m Mr. Churnment arc expected (1 shortly. Iklmon, Parliamen- •■<> the Minister of to the Ministry of as Parliamentary T Mr. W. Mathua be two la'ives m this Minto deal with all *fctth.. ome s °Purity. It is 'lillh.. llnotr ier Government
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    NAZI TROOPS ON WAY TO RUMANIA
    106 6 i New York. i 1 IT is admitted m authorita- live quarters m Berlin that German troops are on i their way to Rumania, says t I a Transradio message. The > message adds that troops i are going m accordance with i the
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    News from All Fronts
    90 6 News from All Fronts Washington, Oct. 7.— Continental Europe faces a definitely precarious food situation which Germany could relieve by better distribution, according to a statement by the Department of Agriculture here. The statement says no substantial contribution to food supplies is anticipated from Russia during the 1940 to 1941
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    31 6 London, Oct. The Queen is making good progress and it Is expected' that she will be out again today or to-morrow. She has remained indoors for the past three days.— Reuter.
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    BERNE REPORT AXIS TALKING PEACE TERMS?
    76 6 Berne, Oct. 7. AN Axis peace offensive following the Brenner con^ A N ference now appears to be mW*^ The Berlin correspondent of the Baslcr ri^ h C tl c that to-day's German newiPfpen dta^M h cl ia 2SS U w^ t iC p
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    TOKYO WILL OPPOSE ANY POWER WHICH HELPS CHINA, SAYS MATSUOKA
    588 6 TOKYO WILL OPPOSE ANY POWER WHICH HELPS CHINA, SAYS MATSUOKA TOKYO, OCT. 7. WHILE WE ARE NOT SEEKING TO PROVOKE A CONFLICT WITH ANY NATION WE MUST OPPOSE BITTERLY ANY POWER WHICH ASSISTS CHIANG KAI-SHEK, THEREBY PROLONGING THE CHINA CONFLICT AND IMPEDING THE RESTORATION OF PEACE IN EAST ASIA, DECLARED
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    LOVEDAY GAOLED
    104 7 Sin^aiMin*. M«mda>. (SENTENCE "as pm militated to-day oi < apt Charles Lovedav U.K.. who \va* tried b; courl martial on chargdi for allied n BpiraQ Ui defraud th< War Department, am allegedly corruptly obtaining various sums of >- mmtfi totalling about n $169,000 for assistinK building contractors to
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    U.S. Credit For Britain Foreseen
    235 7 W York. Oct. 7. a DEFINITE! administration move alter the presidential taetkttl to opi 11 United States credit to Britain li fureby congressional ci] kl a itnmg probability, say Washington despatcii to the New York Herald Tribune it says th;it it li i ...it such
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    Japanese Liner Searched
    127 7 Japanese Liner Searched Tokyo. Ol 7 |»HE Nippon Ymerj Kaisha liner Hakone Maru, attor being In- by the British authorities on Bermuda Island, was allow; I on Pi liy evening <Oct i to an official rcp< rt re•y the Porelfn Officf ft m the JapaneM Coosul-Qeneral m New York. The
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    45 7 Operution.s m s the Middle Ka*t ran he followed jf- closely on thh i Morning Tri- i buue inu|). ltd- lian (laims. g»v- en m the com- i MttnifßC on the riffht. should be 1 taken with th* S proverbial grain j of salt. i
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    Brothers Had No Cards: Gaol
    146 7 Brothers Had No Cards: Gaol TW O BROTHERS. Donald Louis Sargent potter, nineteen. and Norman Arthur Potter, seventeen clerks, were at Brent wood, Essex, sent to prison for one month ior tailing to comply with the Nationa Registration regulations. A Southend regtttratlon official on National Registration day the brothers v*&re
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    Noted Author Escapes Gestapo
    52 7 Noted Author Escapes Gestapo I. DANGER. *elltalSE SSSI/dNj rd the American ship Exci i H* from the Gestapo m woman's clothing a:;d a hit Tapo Feudmvoruer p^po-l vtu LUbon after it wu he Had l> en taken by Se OestipS fr)m con...T.t«i SsS can n SS3RS ends who w TO
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    CHINESE STORM CHUYUNG
    57 7 Tuntm. Oct. 7. EUNESE forces operating m the vicinity 01 Nanking have red the storming of Chuyung. lometera .south-east of Nanig to n*ld dispatches m* '.low out oi the Chi- r.'i. b Japanese mforcemenl column, composed v i d Infantry, fellowi] luch u-.r Chinese forces crossed Nanl
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    IN THE MIDDLE EAST
    149 7 Nairobi, Oct. 7. One of our patrols encountered a party of enemy near Dimo. Kenya, and inflicted some casualties, says a communique. There were no casualties m our patrol. Reuter. The German High Command communique claims, "London and numerous other targets m south England were again
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    MORE POWERFUL ASSAULTS FORECAS
    220 7 MORE POWERFUL ASSAULTS FORECAS London, Oct. 'I QQNTiNUMIttiV more powerful assaults on the vital* f l enemy nre predicted by the Telegraph, writing on thefl ossfoJ operations of the R.,U<\ bombers under the direftJ Sir Cfurlfa Portal. I Referring to the many hundreds of attacks which nlivady !,eon miule on
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    U.S. CONSUL OFFICIALS THE MOVE
    122 7 U.S. CONSUL OFFICIALS THE MOVE Tribune Staff I ::M TWO American Con Uiar M parsed through S:::,.\J teiday. They were Ml Murray Wilson and a;;- Lcl Dreyruss Jr. The lath M i :nied by his chant I Mr. Murray Wilson m Calcutta as Consul-C I Veen transferred fron a fl
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    Swedish Prote
    45 7 Loud SWEDISH Minister 1 called at the F I this morning to P" ported dropping I Ulfa aircraft on 6 I wurlj Thursday The Air Ministry 1 issued an emphati fl British aircraft I Swedish terr ir I 5 In question Ben 1
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    Germans Find Londoners Tougher Than Themselves
    418 8 London, Oct. 7. f?HE Miafetar ef H-'alth. Mr. Malcolm MacDonaM, broadcasting hi North America ou "London by nigrht," said: "It is an odd and stilling kind oi drama that one looks upon, performed m deadly earm <t t) the accompaniment of droning aeroplarn s,
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    ONDONER
    76 8 "London's new I night life" was described by the Minister of Health, Mr Malcolm Mac- j donald, when he S spoke to America last night. nphony of crashing gunfire and the vicious ,r t nc ol hoinbs was how Mr. Macdonald described background of wartime London. "He have most
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    TEMS ORM THE EMPIRE
    286 8 TEMS ORM THE EMPIRE Britain At War Oct. 7. Announcing adminis\ll<\ IMTTfIN* trative changes m N' -\v fLLLlllVjlUll* Zealand's homo detent units. Defence Minister that the army was being placed on a footing >th and rppid change-over if mobii liid become necessary. He added that trainceeding with the greatest possible
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    American Journalist Expelled From Rome
    67 8 American Journalist Expelled From Rome 1 London, Oft t —The Rome Radio >Ut«« > that Herbert i 1 Matthews, chief j corresponds n t N of the N«*w York Tim^s m t J Rome hms been asked to l«ave J i Italy. Tlm- r*a- > 1 son Rivt*n is L
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    Women.... And The War
    191 4 Women.... And The War WHJ [of her <>rgakH| iMM Mrs. E. A. many show* and tin: patriotic with ii' -v "J a ral bridge i ihjoni p.,, tOl '.'..ii Puncl it Hi' 1 i I Stafap -"'f ciud. Bbc i a tiri'lr worker for Aii'iic'A 1 Mi.-, ion H ;*i
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    47 4 Pictured above is Miss Ena Hodge, whose engagement to Mr. Lan Paferson MacFarlane was announced on Saturday. Miss Hodge is the daughter of Mr. J- D. Hodge and the late Mrs. Hodge, of Singapore, and Mr. MacFarlane is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. MacFarlane.
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    Airmen Guests At Informal Dinner
    253 4  -  Vera Ardmore I'lOl'll A I'IWKS l«-ll\\| By HOST and hostess at an informal dinner party for four airmen from "down under" on Sunday night were Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hall of 8, Chatsworth Park. Mr. and Mrs. Hall were the first couple to make
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    SHORT and SNAPPY.
    136 4 SHORT and SNAPPY. Mrs. J. C. Geizen is cff to Australia on leave about the middle of next month. She will go to Melbourne and will stay with her mother who has her home there. Later she will spend a week or so m Sydney before returning to Singapore m
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    Empire Night At Happy World
    135 4 H E. the G.O.C. was present at» Empire night at the B I World Cabaret on Saturday, m M of the Malaya Patriotic Fueßsoldier's comforts section. W He was received by Mrs. Lian Teck, Mrs. S. K. Wong, yM and Mrs. Scow Poh Leng an(
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      93 4 I Millions of our young men are M giving their lives m the ngf for our freedom, but countless lives both of soldiers nc I civilians are being saved emergency blood transfusions. Be prepared to save a I 1 should an emergency an^Have your blood tested an ■< grouped. It
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    NEW TRICKS WITH OLD HATS
    586 5 NEW TRICKS WITH OLD HATS idea* for it i ml» 2 4* finger* lingerie '-pie-frill" shown uould completely transmy hat. To make h, buy kimth of embroidery edging ur Umet as long as the cirptferencc of your hat crown. half, join lengthwise, a gathering thread Mg the join so that
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    Watch For These Millinery Trends
    258 5 Watch For These Millinery Trends ■MOXG c straws, which are widely favoured, the i I alls on smooth bodies, especially petit I 1 hich is used m natural and m colours dyed j I** the current new dress shades. Milan b mong the smooth weaves and there is a I]
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    Taffeta Rose ttes & Fan Brims
    174 5 Taffeta Rose ttes Fan Brims THE attractive taffeta rosettes and the "fan" brim shown m the sketches above, are simple to make and very effective. For the rosettes, cut out twelve circles of taffeta, 3-4 ins. m diameter. Fray the edges so that you make a soft fringe and then
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      87 5 "how about /(ill 1 a two P ouncl Rabbit A J I S/f Ral>bit U stew for 1 i I* \s y enough for dinner?" VV^ four per tons" I IV^\. y\ "we've lots I I "a Rabbit >\ of good I 1 makes a I flavoured I I delicious
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    ECHO OF MILLION DOLLAR SUIT
    191 6 Singapore, Monday A RECENT cl v >ul{ concerning the million-dollar estate of A the late v \n% Til In which M;s Wee 800 claimed Bclary and whose claim had been dismissed wi\ I id an echo In the High Court yesterday m- matter vai brought
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    Boat Up With Iron Assaulted
    195 6 Boat Up With Iron Assaulted 1 M i k 1 1,< complainant m hurt J* chance had ftfeo evidence. In U.i l:llh (ourt, vesU-iday, the (ii.v ua.s compounded on the oiagUtr&te lnfor-rilnp; botli parties Mia: II" bflen was a i impoundabte me. 'Itif compiaaiunt. T%p BtW9f Tn\ named the sum
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    MAN'S ALLEGED ATTACK ON TAMIL MISTRESS
    296 6 MAN'S ALLEGED ATTACK ON TAMIL MISTRESS A.. on a Tatr.i! woman i 20 by her husband scribed In the Assize Court bel Mi- Justice Manning and common, i ierday when a well built lan labourer. Marimuthu. was charged with the attempted murI Papa at No 382-8 at Changi I I
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    Indian Social Worker Going Home.
    97 6 (Tribun I LV ,i nigh i( r oute tor India She had l m the United 6H „h E Aniukim. ul been studying iramatic art In the Qnited he last sev< bi. Both o! them had wjg^elrstayinto Mrs Swaminathan hoped that her -education" b. America
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    Duleep Passes Through S'pore
    412 6 i (Tribune Stan Reporter; v s DtLLfcPSINJI. the famous crui r m s his beautiful wf e arrived m Singapui, S day from the I'nited States en route for mdi nd i where they u ill settle down m Juutofli Q native town The renowned "Duleep"
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    47 6 A CHARGE of attempted robbery was explained to Oh Kong Wan, a young Hokkien, when he appeared m bhe Fiith Police Court, yesterday. The offence was alleged r o have been committed on Saturday at Outram Road. The case was postponed for one week. ball being opposed.
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    Gas Masks Arrive In Singapore
    194 6 i Tribune Staff Report.: THE first batch of several I 1 steel helmets to be di> r m among Singapore's Passive C ers was given out to abou: red air-raid wardens la--?- X Further distributions I made nightly until all ti. 18l John's ambuli ;>J
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    Air Raids Lose Their Terrors: Men & Girls Dance In Shelters
    919 7  - Air Raids Lose Their Terrors: Men Girls Dance In Shelters H.L. Hopkin Writes Front London London, Aug. 27. LIN had plenty of air raid \i t the week-end quickly adapted ourhe now conditions and en •> part of the inncea of wartime. ming bombs and several incendiary bombs have i
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    "Truant" Rescues Crew From Nazis' Prize Ship
    266 7 London, Oct. 6. rfStICKS of a (lernfan Atlantic commerce raider to disguise Its appearance by using: a telescopic funnel and frequently (hanging it- flairs at.d name were told by members of the crew cf the sunken British steamer Maxby, who landed at a
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      MASS PSYCHOLOGY
      296 7 RY the employment of mass psychology method* Hitler has wceeede* fa building up a most formidable fighting machine, and until he came up against the British, he had every reason to believe that his methods were right. In me space of two or three months he overran practically
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      GREECE LIMELIGHTED
      167 7 WITH the possibility of a Nazi attempt at invasion of Britain gradually receding, observers are speculating on the next likely move to be undertaken by the Axis. While a combined attack on Egypt \b probable, the question of stirringup trouble again m the Balkans is not ruled out.
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    GOVT. DEPARTMENT PROBE CONTINE
    950 8 Evidence Of Officers Who Investigated (FROM OIK OWN REPORTER) KUALA LUMPUR, MONDAY. RETAILS OF ALLEGATIONS AGAINST OFFICERS, U OVERSEERS, AND CLERKS IN THE MINES DE PUMMENT WERE GIVEN BY TWO POLICE OFFICERS BEFORE THE MINES COMMISSION APPOINTED BY THE HIGH COMMISSIONER TO INQUIRE INTO THE CONDUCT
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    $1,500 Damage For Europe Girl
    113 8 $1,500 Damage For Europe Girl A STATEMENT was announced at the»i y A before Mr. Justice Pedlow m the suit foßbrr a 14-year-old European girl, Marjorie Chetßt W Keat, arising out of a motor accident 9 injured. for the p»ed defendant $1,500 ::idW costs. TheHsa; c had brf'^H thnext fru-ndBJ-
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    SUDAN GIVES £300,000 FOR WAR EFFORT
    101 8 London, Oct. 5. THE Sudan Government has given 1 £300,000 to purchase a squadron of fighters m token of the "gratitude of the people of the Sudan for the benefits conferred by the British Government and their confidence m a British victory." Lord Beaverbrook,
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    Awaiting the Invasion
    123 9 /^TN POSTS of all sizes jnd types surround the Biitish coiust ready (o oppuse any :»t--tempted invasion on the island by the (iermans. An anti-tank crew and machine jrun post is seen m this photograph taken on the East Coast of England. It will he roticed that
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    Rioting Charge Against Indians
    124 10 Ed while the others are b.ing defended Mr. E RO l., that HMI Minted by the P~ U that i,.s frlendi vWtod that iddren on Sept The UMttani were m their room when at 7.30 the night they were said to have been dwtuibed oy scui;ci,
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    MODERN METHODS FOR YUNNAN MINES
    110 10 Chungking, Oct. 6 THE amalgamation of tne Yunnan tin mining: fields chiefly involves the welding of the provincial and Central Government production establishments into the Yunnan Tin Corporation, as announced on Oct. 1. The important feature of th? amalgamation is the use of modern machinery
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    STOLE FOWLS SENT TO GAOL
    121 10 STOLE FOWLS SENT TO GAOL TRACED through the medium of the registration number on his bicycle. Wee Hin Lecng. 46-year-old Hokkien, pleaded guilty to a charge of .stealing seven fowls from a house m Len°, kong Tiga on the night of Sept. 29. Mr. Conrad Oldhain ihe second magistrate, .sentenced
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    $1,000 Said To Have Been Misappropriated
    67 10 Singapore, Monday. ONG Siaw Choo, B 34-year-old clerk, said to have misappropriated $1,000 with which he had been entrusted on Apr. 8 to settle ,s mie loots. claimed trial when charged before Mr. J Q. Rappop-Jrt. the t Ii i id magistrate vo.sterday. DP
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    Youth Charged
    37 10 A Chinese youth, Lee Chow Poh, claimed trial m the fifth court, yesterday when he appeared on un. causing hurl to Abdul X a knifi rhe ca poned for one w< ice bail beta tended.
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    Payments Between Britain, Bolivia
    113 10 London. o J^F made by the 1 1 3 fB r (Km ice and Fin and coming into \o. O^^B fleet to the I vhich have been m B Bolivian authorities 1 payment! between V Bolivia. Henceforward B ments to perse ns B Bolivia from pertoiu
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    Would Not Live In London —Degree For Husband
    104 12 Would Not Live In London —Degree For Husband lUR. Justice BodfOß, m the Divorce Court recently granted I decree nisi igAktfl a wite who refuted to live m don. Mr. Charles Tristan D'Oyiy. of Cygnet il 0 use, Che*. alleged that be had; •od by Ifn me D. H. I
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    Razor Blade In Chocolate: Woman Gets £800 Damages
    147 12 Razor Blade In Chocolate: Woman Gets £800 Damages MISS Margaret Loui--I*l sa Weekts was awarded £800 damages In the Court of Session, Edinburgh, because a cream-cen-tred chocolate that she bit held a piece of a safety-razor blade. Miss Weekes, a dress-shop buyer and manageress, lives at Park-road. Glasgow She had
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    Legacy For June
    67 12 JUNE, the actress, has J been bequeathed the whole of the property of her mother Mrs. Ellen Kate Tripp of Wimbledon Half j Derby-road, Bourne- mouth. Mrs. Tripp, wh<> died m May, left £1,109. Mrs. Tripp expressed a desire that June Should, m her discretion, distribute part
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    Australian Pilot On Way To Palestine
    212 13 Australian Pilot On Way To Palestine (Tribune Staff Reporter) •■ggl v I month ago, the only son of the late Sir Henry vice-president of the Executive Council of the [of Australia, who was one of those involved m P .nberra air crash m which he and some of Aus--1 eadin"
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    New Japanese in-C In N.China
    67 13 New Japanese in-C In N.China I Tokyo, Oct. 7. IDMIRAL Mitsuyoshi ShiB as boon appointed Suder of the Japanal forces In North China. cession to Vice-Admiral mura, who has been to the General Staff of fj t according to a naval cement. \dmira; Nomura wil 1 arMoji to-morrow aboard nte
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    Indian And Japanese Trade
    145 13 Indian And Japanese Trade (Tribune Staff Reporter) INDIA'S trade In Japan has suffered on account of the Sin o- Japanese hostilities. Japan wants to collect as much foreign exchange a<; possible with the result that they are bent on restricting imports and stimulating exports. Hence India's bad luck as far
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    "Guilty Conscience" Fined $2
    88 13 "Guilty Conscience" Fined $2 ALLEGED to have been playing cards with several others under a lamp-post on the night of Sept. 2S\ Mohamed bin Dahelan, a motor-car driver, denied that he had taken part m gambling when charged m the fifth police court, yesterday. "When the constable caught hold of
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    29 13 Mr. W. O. Harvey, Game Warden. Selangor and Neg r i bembilan has taken over Juties from Mr. C. S. Ogilvie, who has gone on transfer to Batu Gajah.
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    THEFT OF HANDBAG ALLEGED
    72 13 Singapore. Monday. rHARGED with theft of a handbag containing $45, belonging to Mrs. Sok, Lee Ah Sang, a young Hokkien, claimed trial m the Fifth Pol i c Court yesterday. Lee was alleged to have snatched the handbag from its owner at the junction of Cairnhill
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    She Heard A Radio Voice—Her V.C. Son
    110 13 She Heard A Radio Voice— Her V.C. Son MAJOR and Mrs. Learoyd, parents of 27-year-old Acting Flight Lieut. Roderick Learoyd, seventh V.C. of the war, heard on their radio after the 9 o'clock news on Aug. 19. that a V.C. FlightLieutenant was about to broadcast. When the airman began to
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    LOYALS WIN BY A LAST MINUTE GOAL
    172 14 If V II I oval Krßiin»-Mi Kir n, A Challenge Cup at Anton tl.< A.: I ROfc. p Hail t tl ting a hi.' -an. W> itt had k F<>: fo mil len ■jhi- i ook the lead i boon Taylor S): lacreased
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    NAZI ENVOY SEES JAPANESE EMPEROR
    65 14 Tokyo, tet. 7. Or. n He m rich Stahmtr. who has en act In T kyo to connection i ith ihe concla lon ol the tripartite alliance, was received m nudlcnce by 1 1 1. > Majesty th? Emperor on satin, og. Accompanied by his
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    Yesterday's Tennis Results
    286 14 INTB ESTDW I anil vu wit- netted at Hong Lim Green yesttr more ties In the B.CH.C tennis tournament f played off. Tlie results wei Open singles Low Kee Pon beat Wong Thlan Teck 4— 6, 6 I. 4 Open mixed doubles: Mrs P. SeweU and Capt.
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    GOALLESS DRAW AT BALESTIER
    232 14 [HE Cots held the C.S.C to a goalless draw m v friendly same of hockey played on the latter's round, yesterday. The game was a .scrappy affair md although the teams were 32* T!' h d the 5K were ■sJißhtlv better but wpak BnJshina P^entetj the
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    Swimming Gala At Pasir Panjang
    231 14 Sj m to be k* I vimmni! pool, Bl Pa.vr Ki. I the date ol the < pening ol th I il-GeniTiil. Mr. Kao Linu Embodying several special features the i ,B ted !> f> -^t io the Tiger Summing Pool 'fl owners $30,000 to
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    S.R.C. Win 4-Nil Over R.A. (Changil)
    202 14 CUPERIOR m all departments, the S.R.C. beat tf v r.a. (Chang!) by four coals to nil m a h friendly at the S.R.C. (round yesterday. The Club led by three goal! to nil at the knteml The S.R.C. forwards, were speedier on their M
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    SPORT
    88 14 Playinp i dra yesterday R.A. (Heevj He* eliminated I ya Signals M l Challenge J petition when narrowly d< Second Divl an odd goal m Uj after a hard and n struggle. The Anglo-Chtt School beat the" R.C on the !tte ground by 2 0 m game of hockey,
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    FACT AND FICTION
    200 15 FACT AND FICTION London. Oct. 5. M forthcoming m the communique on y«--iiiy s> raids on Great the contention thai a r of enemy aircraft damaged by the Brltnat they fall to rebase says the Air s service. d out that the Gered the loss of five 5 W hlle
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    Sir Barry Domville
    99 15 London. Oct. 7. 'HI Kings Bench divisional court to-day adjourned the pplication on behalf of Admiral ir Barry Domville for a writ of abeas corpus m order that no. ices may be given to the Goveror of Brixton Prison, the faoler nd the Home Secretary 1 Sir
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    LABOUR'S FULL SUPPORT TO FIGHT TO A FINISH
    404 15 London, Oct. 7. j REGARD the past year's work with pride and satisfaction. We have surrendered or compromised no vital trade union interest. On the contrary we have secured for Trade Union principles a fuller measure of recognition, more extended application of
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    Sapper Lost His Life For 6½d.
    200 15 BY trim the journey from Peterstield to ll« m H.mpsKifcosts 6*id. lor that wm soldier lost hiS Shorilv before 11 o'clock one Sunday night S a W<; n^S Samuel Peace, a^ed 22, of the RE., who lived Lincolnshire, alighted at U« static;.. He produced
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    Doctor Cites Doctor
    112 15 Doctor Cites Doctor Citing! another doc- i i*t as co-respon- lent. Dr. lanes Eric Kankine. of Romsey, Hamp- I sh ire, was? granted a decree S nisi, with costs. m the Divorce i Court. The wife, Mrs Elsie Rankine and the co- t respondent. Dr. J Harold Braham Sutton, did
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    LEFT CAR USABLE, FINED £50
    89 15 LEFT CAR USABLE, FINED £50 A MAN who failed to immobilise his car before leaving it unattended was fined £50 m London on Aug 20, after spending a day m prison on remand. He was Leslie Raiment, aged 32, a Government contractor, of Inverness-mews. Paddingion. Mr. McKenna told Raiment he
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    TWO JAPANESE CHARGEDUNDER 0. S. ACT
    142 15 TWO JAPANESE CHARGEDUNDER 0. S. ACT Singapore, Monday. rUH days have been set aside for a preliminary inquiry m a case lin which, M. Shinozaki and A^ Yamakawa, a Japanese man and voman, are alleged to have committed an offence under the Official Secrets' Ordinance. They were produced m the
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    U.S. Women's $90,000 For China Relief
    123 15 U.S. Women's $90,000 For China Relief 'jtoungiPag, c y 0;. behall of China's women, Madame Chiang Kai-shek is sencUn; message of 'abiding gratitude" for the contribution of by the American Women's Commit tee for China relief, throufh the 'Book of Hope' movemem Co.aiding China's women. The Book of Hope.' on
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      78 15 Public Notice ORE MIMCIPALITY invited for the of Ekrthwocfcfl at ad. Tender Form •y be obtained at Munilneer*s D^pt. on proof a Municipal Treapt for $50. Tenders r 2 noon on 12 1941 of: r Lorries on Hire. vi Piles <for .Sewerage -ion Scheme,'. Piles (for general vi Firewood. i
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      124 15 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Royal Charter AD 1824. Incorporated hi the Netherland East Indies. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS Paid Up Capital t .40,030,000. Reserve Fund 10,500,000. London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED Qead Office: BATAVIA. Branches Netherlands East Indies: Soura* bay a. Samara ng. Medan, Weltevreden, Bandoeng, Cheriboa
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    BATTLE OF BRITAIN RESUMED: DAYLIGHT RAIDS
    337 16 BATTLE OF BRITAIN RESUMED: DAYLIGHT RAIDS LONDON OCT 7. inn tiik «nmiT room simi toj"»wA NINO OP TIIK AIB BLITZKRIMi, THE g£™f OF BRITAIN FLARM) IP AGAIN TODAY WHEN TERkifk bathes man fought out j^etweto GERMAN AND BRITISH FIGHTERS, KPOJW PRESENT RECEIVEP INDICATE THAT A WMBIOI OF ENEMY AIK RAIDERS
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    STOP PRESS
    223 16 Renter's diplomatic conespwo(irnt writes that Mm npuUi movement of German troops int< Kumatiit, Hrhkh is not iltefCdltCl m London ftlMMMfh it is not officially confirmed. i> regarded »r wrll-ui formed quarters as the mo.si serious development m a Baikal ■Itllltlm fraught with momentou; consequences for the Balkan State;
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    Morning Tribune
    12 16 Morning Tribune NET SALES EXCEED 4,500 Dlfti I Tuesday October 8, 1940.
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    OIL SHORTAGE AFFECTS ITALY
    114 16 0.. Berlin, Oct. 7. 1L shortage is a frequem topic of conversation m Rome, according: to reports of travellers arriving SL rv thmklhatlhis was a important subject of discussion between Hitler and Mussolini hlir ren i r; es )eciallv a political observers m Rome believe that
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    47 16 During a tour of London a party of Dominion troops and sailors visited a London brewery where they made a tour of inspection and re.cived full hospitality. The party, whose headgear seems to Have become a little mixed, are seen leaving after ttieir tour of the brewery.
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    Evacuation
    69 16 London, Oct. 7.— A new largescale evacuation scheme for the whole of the London area was announced by Mr. Malcolm Macdonald, Minister of Health. Un- der the scheme mo- j thers with children of I school age or under m any part of the London County Council area or
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    SEVERE RAIN BY R.A.F.
    362 16 SEVERE RAIN BY R.A.F. LONDON, OCT. 7. DA.F. IN THE DAYLIGHT YESTERDAY ATTACKED OSTEND, CALAIS, BOULOGNE VORTS, STATES! AN AIR MINISTRY COMMUNIQUE. SHIPPING AM)I BARGE CONCENTRATIONS AT HARLINGEN, STAVO-1 REN, ENKHUIZEN, DORDRECHT, AND DEN HELDEfII WERE BOMBED. AT DEN HELDER A DIRECT HIM WAS REGISTERED ON A SUPPLY VESSEL. I
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