Morning Tribune, 15 October 1940

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    10 1 Morning Tribune t \o 219, Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1940. \v\. ;>
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    BRITAIN CAN TAKE IT.....AND HIT BACK"
    160 1 BRITAIN CAN TAKE IT.... .AND HIT BACK" London, Oct. 14. ONDON can take it" is the title of a realistic film depict--4 ing the aerial bombardment of London which arrived lay m America by Clipper. ight after night, three ig cameramen braved death ake these thrilling pictures he British capital
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    ANOTHER CHANCE
    72 1 London, Oct. 14 —Americans who have had ties m Britain preventing them leaving the country before may be afforded another opportunity of travelling home. Mr. Joseph Kennedy, the American Ambassador, has asked the Department of State Maritime Commission to review UM situation m the light of Ihe changed
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    STOP PRESS
    143 1 chtwst, Oct. 14— A German Jl mission is expected here Tuesday, presumably m con»on with the construction "aval base near Constanza. a«ng to (Herman circles m arest there will ahortly be '"nan divisions m Ruma•dtn, o ct 14.-A four-engine r man bomber was shot down °I>^n ground on
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    Nazi Gets Swift Punishment
    164 1 London, Oct. 14 SWIFT punishment met an enemy bomber which dropped out of the clouds over a south coast town one evening recently and machinegunned civilians m the streets, says an Air Ministry News Service. The firing was entirely indiscriminate. Nothing was m view of the
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    28 1 Madrid, Oct. 14.— Marshal de Bono went to Seville yesteruay, and ls going to uranada to-day. He is returning to Italy about the middle oi the week- Reuter
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    847 1 NAZI FORCES READY FOR MOVE AGAINST GREECE: SOVIETS IN BESSARABIA PREPARE a* While mos) T 1 of England i* sleeping somft I members of all t sei vices, a ft d A.RP. organi- sations, are for i ever on the I I alert. The n when enemy planes ap- j
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    27 1 Calcutta. Oct. 14.---£250,000 have been cabled to the Air Ministry m London by the East India fund for the purchase of Spitfires lor j the R.A.F.- Reuter
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    ONLY 20 BRITONS LEFT IN RUMANIA
    119 1 -X Bucharest, Oct. 14. THE military and naval at- I taches of the British lega- tion, with their staffs, have > left Bucharest. The British legation will remain for the time being under Sir Reginald Hoare. It is expected that the legation staff of
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      23 1 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PLUS SERVICE HEAD OFFICE-NO. I6D CECIL STREET, J KMAAPOBji ILA PHONI HOI
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    3 TIMES CAPTURED, THRICE ESCAPED, MANARRIVES IN ENGLAND
    320 2 London (hi. 11. THRICf < :i|>tuml t»\ (icrmans ;md I'scapinu eacl tinit cycling th»<»i;h a battle behrtceii tin- frtndt ami Germans, and finaiu attempting i craafof <»t tin- Chanrn i alone m rowing boat, this is the storj of the oouyafe aild
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    36 2 London, Oct. 14. Gifts for the purchase oif aircraft, acknowledged to-day, include 11.000 sent by lirf. Ravescroft, from Bue. no.s Aires, as well as a contribution of *;e>.oou from tho town of Wi In British Wireless
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    MORE TENEMENT DWELLINGS NEEDED
    238 2 MORE TENEMENT DWELLINGS NEEDED BEPLORINO the lack Ol pTOVi Ln the budget estimates tor the Erection <>f tenement dwellings for |X)or classes m Singapore, Mi. j I i);iw on ur^cd Government, .it the ii'vivi itivr Ootmeil meeting yesterday, to .vote money, to carry '"it ;i buiidim* programme either m Pickering
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    NAZI SUPPLY SHIP FIRED
    63 2 I u!;!i <V. 11. iJi ENH i k of the mi J* tai Comma rtd b'ftmbtti and sci fin to a C;« nut i >„t» ii\ liJp neai Trondlielm on Satui :\v; two I tween 2,n00 and 3.000 1 hlcti b ka mark j on the
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    British Workers Save £396 Millions
    81 2 London. Oct. li. Mil. Arthur Greenwood revealed m a br udcast last Itiffht that the workeis of Britain had saved ever £3?tt> millions since November last. There were now savings gioup^ with a total membership of 10 millions. The fact that £396 millions had been
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    40 2 London. Oct. 14.— Far Eastern ixmds are stronger on the hopes of improvement In the international situation. Gilt-edged are mainly higher, while home industrials are narrowly irregular. Goldmininp^ are quietly steady elsewhere. Chai small. I Street is firm.- Reuter Reuter
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    R.A.F. POUND ITALIAN POSITIONS
    140 2 Cairo. O I U FURTHER successful air en enemy positions are chn aided m last night's R.A.F cob nunique which states th I aircraft raided military > at Bardia on Saturday half a dozen direct nits gistered, barracks being fully attacked. Enemy aircraft, concent] Fladem." were
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    SHELLS FROM FRANCE
    66 2 *f A British eon-^ S voy was recent- i Iv shelled m the i English Chan. nol by German guns mounted v i on the Frenoh coast. British N destroyers laid > a smokescreen around the convoy, which is believed to 1 hive been u»- harmed. Here
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    Rotary Chief Not COming To Singapore
    115 2 Rotary Chief Not COming To Singapore -i\L'E to the una i V International Armando B. Arrud; /Mian Preside m International, wh Singapore is expected next month, will not the Colony a visit a telegram to this been received by the Rotary Club. It l* believed that Mr left Sao Paulo
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    GREAT RECEPTION FOR Roosevelt's Speech
    297 2 GREAT RECEPTION FOR Roosevelt's Speech < v Commrtit London, Oct. li. ROOSEVELT'S 1 on <>it. li la .ildnl h\ ihe Press us thmost outright answer >«t given 1(» the triumphant announcement of the alliance between the European A sis powers and Ja;>an. The Daih Telegraph describes the "remarkable" bfotodc&st as
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    DESTROYERS FOR BRITAIN ARRIVE
    160 3 DESTROYERS FOR BRITAIN ARRIVE london. Oct. 14 him: group of overage united states i.stroyers arrived at a british port kkthe captain of one ship said that had a good trip with no incidents and dryers \Uiich nad I throughout, weic order. Full outfits or warlike equipment tores were lett added
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    BRITAIN SUCCEEDS, NAZIS FAIL
    110 3 Athens, Oct. 14. nISCUSSIONS are m progress for U the purchase by Britain from Greece of 50,000 tons of currants and 10,000 tons of Sultanas. The deal is part of a general plan for placing on a working basis, the trade between the two countries m
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    Real Leader Needed In Syria
    127 3 Real Leader Needed In Syria Cairo, Oct. 14. i i ADER QOtdd sway over to the emote oi merely by a show 01 .»i!(l decisiveness that t Government obviousaccording to a well-in-cd traveller who has just from Syria. red that other observers. m a position la Judge, pinion. little doubt
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    92 3 y^ A large pariy < 4( i French some of them future cadet-, from the French i Military Aca- demy of St. Cyr S and the Poly- i technique, and r all ranging m J a?e from 14 to 17, nre now I guests of the Boy Scouts As- sociation,
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    58 3 IONDON. Oct. 14J Dutch workers have been sent to Hamburg to help to repair the damage done by RAF. bombers to docks and harbour works, ac cording to news received In well-inform ed Dutch circles In London. I he German c/Jiitiolled Dutch Radio announces that 4.000 Dutchmen have been sent
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    U.S. BASES IN SOUTH AMERICA
    75 3 New York. Oct. 14. BRAZIL and Chile have agreed 19 lease nrwal and air bases to the? United States, ii is learned from ,-n unimpeachable source, states a Buenos Aire.s despatch to the New V irk Time-. The construction of bases will tk iniiced by
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    PEAICE IN THE ALTIC ENSURED
    31 3 PEAICE IN THE ALTIC ENSURED Moscow, O't. 14. inni h agre< i the demilii ds insure.; Is a log! tcom ty signed 1 wspap t "Ro •f the Soviet nav^ Reuter
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    Dakar In German Hands Since July
    94 3 Boston, (Massachusetts), Oct. 14. DAKAR ha* been m German hands since early Ju'y. declared th* Chief Engineer of the Polish steamer Rozewie when it" arrived here. Dakar, ho said, is controlled by officers of the German mission who fl?w there by plane. Rozewie fled
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    Spanish-Chilean Relations Resumed
    72 3 London. Oct. 14. HEUTER learns that it w* <J»f to kh< X tion oi the prazilito G t d Plon relations between Spain and Chile, brokeS^ofl^nTul?, ha?e been resumed on th^ i of the annlTersary of the discj The Spanish Government m a spirit oi c t;,,n
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    NAZI RAIDS ON A LARGER SCALE
    356 3 London. Oct. 14. TENEMENT buildings, communal shelters, a convent ami houses were among places bombed during the widespread night attacks on 36 London districts and 20 provincial areas. There were some fatal casualties m a tenement at Liverpool and communal shelters m a northeast
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    EAGLE SQUAD TO FIGHT FOR BRITAIN
    164 3 EAGLE SQUAD TO FIGHT FOR BRITAIN London, Ovt. 14. DtriKK'S special tonest ponclcnt, 'Somewhere m I Bngland,* 1 writes that Hie newly- formed American Kasjlf l t squadron is now completing 1 its training m England anq i will faking the air ft| t (jrack unit against the runny S
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    14 3 Ocl U Forty-flve child tlal1 1 rrlved h« n i n Sunda: all Reuter
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    Roosevelt's Warning To Aggressors
    33 3 Roosevelt's Warning To Aggressors Weshingb i Ocl 14. PRESIDENT R natli tlie United S1 be toui o| the drive for "IMO m< b lor bui 'm ni d The Prosid the slca] Reuter
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    WOMEN AND THE WAR
    326 4 DhSH.NER and? promoier ol i a c t i v c I (hi. tmas cards I that are sold lor the Patrio- S tic Fund is Mr:. 11 Moll I I artistic work is well known In singapore. I Chi; ita. Moifatt made $393 (or the
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    Coming Show
    133 4 j DLANS are well under 1 way for "The Two Mrs. Car- rolls," a stage show to be 1 presented by i t h c British < Officers' Dra- j ma tic Society 1 1 which has been I formed by Ma- jor and Mrs. j 'John Burne
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    People and places
    276 4 People and places AVER a hundred invitations were Mnt out for the delightful p^lut party given by Major and Mrs. H. Stewart at their home. 4. Sherwood Road, Tanglin, on Saturday night. Sighted m the throng:— Colon (-1 Holmes. Brigadier and Mrs. Paris, Brigadier Williams, Captain and Mrs. Ward, Miss
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    Week-End Entertainments: Sundry News Garnerings
    104 4 Week -End Entertainments: Sundry News Garnerings covered-up" frock i U M highlighted by diamom B Incidentally I Visitors to Singap Mrs O. D Olds Of Ba W arrived the other day a. P until the 21st wh off" fr>r long ItftYC m New Zealand. B As it is their l.
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      80 4 Each person's blood belongs one of four groups, and bloods of certain groups cannot be mixed. It is essential I fore that everybody's blood tested and grouped now rea for any emergency, minutes of your time; no pa or inconvenience; a very I sample of b100d... may me: that YOU
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    By VERA ARDMORE
    388 4 By VERA ARDMORE war work m London during the! jj leave and Mrs. Ho well has km working with Mrs. S. M UrJI wife of the High Commissioner fall Australia, at Australia House M the Strand. Enjoying a spell of leave M Fraser's Hill is Mrs. M. -^4f Thomas *f
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    Tips For The Taking
    237 5 Tips For The Taking way those net curtains which arc I and faded for your windows. They I container! for vegetables, as you can t right-hand illustration. To make, I then machine-stitch into bags II Hun a draw- m the opening so bay. is filled, it can B convenient nail
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    DOUBLE LIFE FOR LOCKNIT UNDIES
    334 5 THE newest locknit fabrics, whether they are frilly or tailored, have enough give m them to make them suitable for underwear and their great advantage, of course, is the way m which they keep their shape until the end. You can wear and wash them
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    CROCHET this BEDSIDE RUG
    314 5 THE most attractive bed-ide rug can be made very easily m double crochet if you follow the instructions Riven below. Suitabi? materials to use are either the thick cotton used for "can- dlewick" or "tufting*, or or- dinary 4-ply wo*l. The croS chet hook should be
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    WAR COUNCIL PLEA REFUSED
    69 6 NO DICTATORSHIP ••TO i t.iMi»li .i body uhuli u.ll <.v. ri nil tbC <<l< i '.I IIM I ail: > ions mi thai pmnt m i!,.. ipil tremtk i -i tion < i II is. 11 w< uld mean i iietoiw r Idm >' m <
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    Council Considers New Bills
    23 6 Tl romi nd .1 f the m ccl i bill i nd equip *..d time cii. 0 wh >lo-
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    Municipal Hui Kuan Wants Representation
    123 6 Municipal Hui Kuan Wants Representation A REQUEST to Government to °ive them reoresenta<ion m the Singapore i Municipal Commls- sion is to be made by the Kwantung Hui Kuan, the Tribune understands. This decision fp> lows a meeting held la.st Saturday. wh< discussion on th»3 subject V/as made following a
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    $3,000 Fin In Lottery Case
    214 6 $3,000 Fin In Lottery Case TAN GLK 800 charge of i. the managen.' j X k«>p lotter\ default eight B I imprisonment, bj o'^B p »?v>rt. third i! B Three other Chi:: Theng, Khoo Sin Sin Tent;, who had b a;^| ther with T. ;l ffl same charge v. ,W
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    The Plain Truth About Taxation
    364 6 problem of dividing the propoM^ (.1 this expenditure amon ninistrations involved. Happily this was well on the* gj to solution and m v<) ie merits had already b< en upon. In these instances tbek^B of apportionment was: ff.^ Colony 45 pcrcenlß F.M.S. 40 per cerM|
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    L.D.C. And Upper Age Limit
    91 6 L.D.C. And Upper Age Li mit Mr G. Wiseman. M [dative Council member Renting Malacca, yestei Legislative Council MeetJ -m •why when talking ol I effort, the appe] 1 Europeans for th< Force was put at 55. "Surely/ 1 Mr. Wr m old pc-ntlemen v\ 18 holes of golf oi
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      82 6 fl at tor~your palate with KEY iB J 'lakes its place alongside n, 3 )rs( Trent h Brandies rtrtCt 0 vision In kl world, the i r*tiy« wini ition 1 l lOyoarolci brandy winch novi flvaii< 1 1 Ined to quWkiv wotta hun b ..incd hv the KEY BRAND b
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    SO WENDELL WILLKIE TOLD ME
    1175 7  -  Rosita Forbes by 1 believe it would aid toe lighting is. "and I b Itete it h« But Iff grtOtf all just suggest- [th uoosevelt to dis*J America. Puzzl"fj laying Th-"c 2 between the {j| and Dcmoertt 'piatio. or meeting one's op- Ilkie went on.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, COTOBER 15, 1940. JAPANESE OFFENSIVE
    292 7 MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, COTOBER 15, 1940. JAPANESE OFFENSIVE THE cew -Japanese general offensive along a ISO-mile front in Central China has started and before long the provinces of Anwhei and Chekiang will be the scenes of intense lighting. The chofet of this route instead of the one in the south
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    DESPERATION POLICY
    166 7 7\HE turn-coat policy of the Rumanian Government could not save a part of its territory from being absorbed by Soviet Russia, Hungary and Bulgaria. It cannot even now prevent the influx of Nazi troops and the deterioration of Hungarian -Rumanian relations. That trouble is rapidly brewing m the
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    Convoy Shelled
    104 8 UIM\(J ill.. j the >hfl here is Dal Danieuxßs ing a veal piece efl give s'ivirß i n b r:l i colours. I WHEN a convoy of British ships ploughed their way through the English Channel German guns from the Channel ports of the French toast blazed away
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    0-A.G'S TRIBUTE TO THE WAR EFFORT
    881 9 was already receiving proper drainage, while near ButterworUi 550 acres cl lanu nad ueen reelaiQMHl \.hich would be used for th<) cultivation of vegetables. The latter part oi His Excellency's HddrtM dealt with food MppUet, food contrcl, the work of the harbour boards of
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    Plea For Propaganda In Empire
    294 9 Singapore, Monday. '"PIIK need for pro-Empire p:o--paganda was stressed by Mr. P. D. Bitflcker, senior unofficial member, wpailring on the adjournment m the legislative Council to-day. Mr. B'sseker said: "At the last meeting of the Council I expressed the belie! that U is necessary to
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    PAYING LEGAL FINES BY INSTALMENTS
    238 9 PA YING LEGAL FINES BY INSTALMENTS an amendment to the particular enactment whereby anybody who could pay the fine or was willing to pay the line would be given the chance. Mr. Worley added that the present difficulty was that m very many cases, wrong doer.s. who had been given
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    GOVERNMENT AND WAR LOTTERIES
    348 10 Singapore, .Monday. I SI <.<.!-ll<>\ thai <• <.M-n.n, hould impU-im-nt revenue A fr m Immm Bad other Ux« with monthly lotl eri€ |,v U unofl.ri;,! monilM-r tf |ki L*l*m« Covad ;it thi> Boniiaf'i nu<-in«j «.i (he Council i i ,ii ih i 1 L it i
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    YOUNG SIKH ON MURDER CHARGE
    177 10 YOUNG SIKH ON MURDER CHARGE i PRELIMINARY tt inquiry was held m the fifth police court yesterday, when Amnk Siugh, a young Sikh, appeared on a tentative charge of murder of Harbhajan Bingb, ai Pearl's Hill Sikh barracks on the night oi Aug. 13. Pooran Singh, living at the bachelor's
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    European On Share Charge
    62 10 n B MacM.l.iM 39-year-old Eur 1\ Mr J O EUppi on a charge under the I) ti n He i c! to have failed to m, I Secietary. as reqon Disposal! order, n > m .shares In the British Ameri ing Co operation of Manila, on
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    EUROPEAN ON TRAFFIC CHARGE
    51 10 BFCAUSE, E. (i. Brown, a Euronean. legal advice, Mr C II Whitton. Tratfl" Jud'- c postponed I t week berday Brown li a'le«;rd to driven a car irithou! due regard tbi safety of ethers and collided with another fltr at /enrols Road. on Sept M i
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    WARDER CHARGED
    59 10 WARDER CHARGED SAID to have caused the death of M.I Abdul Karim. by driving In a negli- manner, at 11 \a Bukit Timah Ruad. on Oct. 13. F. N J. Smith, a European prison warder, appeared beMr. C. H. Whitton, the District Traffic Judge. yeste v T'pi I was e>:
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      585 11 The Principal and Staff of Le Merrier 's School will be j pleased to m friends and old pupils at their Annual Athietic Sports to be held at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday 18th Oct. from 2.30 p.m.— 6.15 p.m. There will also be open events: 880 yds Old
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      627 11 For Sale CLEARANCE SALE of all stock -Re. less of cobf Radio Co of M I^i4 Ltd, Singapore. (No -.Tatt ALi_ TYPES ol receivers, Amplifiers, and c 'Jij.oiifut p.uis. at give away" prices. Malaya i »34 Ltd ;>ore. (No. 97ti:) ENQUIRILS trooa D> .lers lor all c^mponent part-> Dd f:.
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      406 11 ON THE i AIR > 6JN(.APOIU. /lIL 225 metre > > I \U k cs) 4HPI 30 9< OMUes (1 b 9 m.cs) BV3 41 M met (7 25 m csj I rona xOO a.ra to 8 35 a a I ic»n> io 00 a m to 1 50 p
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    His Problem Two Loyalties
    160 12 Because of Otrman 1 -ai tillage i and the fact that he wm a British subject •by accident of birtli," j, punimmn, i twen inker, aftlC Middlesex, i as :ienti iv nbtor ut the 1 ;ithtern Tribunal at Sbuthmmrk < London. Stating that h I i.
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    Highlanders Prefer Wage-Earning Jobs
    190 12 Highlanders Prefer Wage-Earning Jobs IT .seems clear that at least tlie yowv <r, able-bodied and 5 uitable elements who formerly constituted the effective demand! for small holdings m. the Highlands are I now much more attracted to a wageearninp; job than to a career of smallholder.'' This is the view
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      202 12 MTIAIMII. at Saturday .Mid... S ht Premiere as KIIDIK'S BEST PKTI'RE! rl 1 This Sliori.ll Hi: rVKRV lilm k.hts I MISTSH LIST says the WINPAT TPMi reviewer. j OPENING TO-DAY... 3.15-6.15-9.15 an Till: CAPITOL theatre With Tin Bv> /V.7//r>.-.' omc ft i njoj lh« Gnukkfl Umgh In fean! AT N00N..
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    Decree Nisi For Young Chinese
    193 13 Decree Nisi For Young Chinese A DECREE nisi was < granted by the t Hon. Mr. Justice j Manning m the High Court yesterday to a young Straits-born Chinese, Tan Tek Soon, a meter reader m the Electrical Department, MunicipaUty, who petitioned for divorce from bis wife, Llm Guan I
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    31 13 Mr. Moung Choo Yah, who has been acting as Secretary of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board since the retirement of Mr. R. N. Thamby Thurai, M.8.E., has been confirmed m office.
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    18 13 Mr. K. Nankivcll has been appointed to be a member of the Mohammedan and Hindu Endowments Board, Malacca.
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    ONG CHEW BEE HAS ANOTHER SUCCESS
    66 14 OHO CIU-AV Bfl tior Mim furthe, Poh Kuo rap ol :t l i the first #1 hau ud h lue. k« i alifled ti. op< i m 2 G 1. In the finals h( me up ry Playing ;i||fl r <,:. Helen Khong (plu
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    Dean Wants Old Coins 99,000,000 Of Them
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    Seven Chinese On Hammer Assault Charges
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    37 15 Lt.-Col W. A. Gutsell. JI J haa been app tinted Ooihtnahder of the Lo-al Deft nee rps m the State of Negri Benibiian, while Mr. P. tdn is to be dt~ pu t y Commission c r
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    152 15 MRS Data? Cardwell. wife of a north-cast coasi LDV. officer, arrested a German airman who caul* down by a parachute m a field m fnvt of her house, and marched him off with his own revolver m the small of his back. He was the pilot
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    Bench Says Girl Of 18 May Marry
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      84 15 [^/ic Notices MIMCIPAIITY. i! Supplies nil— Uh List, ted for supplies c Municipality for i January 1941. ling heads:— (Culvert Pipes. of the c > Bukit nd. tig Stone ir Sti ich it the :-vji try Deposit roctaced mitted, which nded m aU eases 1 ad is received ntly withdrawn.
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      171 15 IB^X^Sr J it is impos* VSrjb& sible for an individual f provide fo^ his valued possessions the safety that to afforded by our vaults where we hay© safr boxo* «>f various sizes for hire at moderate rates. HIRERS themselves bold the KEYS and ONLY THEY can have access to these
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      64 15 IHGII TIDES TO-DAY: 10.15 a.m., 8.9 ft.; 10.35 p.m.. 9 ft. 'TO-MORROW: 10.39 a.m., 9.0 It.: 11.0?) p.m.. 9.1 ft, Medical College beal the V.M.C.A. 4—o m a friendly game of hockey on thf V.M.C.A. i-roui. :-<l.i> In a scrappy game of hockey played at the S.C.R C. ground ai
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    35 16 Rome, Oct. 14. «f*llE Italian Hifch Command com- muniqiu? admits that British ';hi|> X shelled Italian positions »"uiid Stdlbananl and a largo formation ul aircraft bombed Tobruk but deny that any military damage resulted Reuter
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    109 16 Diplomatic Incident In Mexico Mexico city, Oct. 12. OBSPm fa i' re(<i\ peeial Inritationtf, German md Italian ministers here did n<»' ittend the Chamber of Di--I'itic, ibraUon of Columbus Tlif retSODl are rejxirted to be Hilt when they attended the opontag ol Ooogresi on Sept. 30, the ['retfklent oi the
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    61 16 FACTS FICTION Berlin. Oct. 14. A CLAIM that the German Air Force dropped 315 tons of bombs on London, Liverpool and towns m southern England m the past 24 hours was made by the German news agency. It asserts that the R.A.F. during the same period dropped on Germany and
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    91 16 Morning Tribune Nl I SALES FXCEED 4,500 [> AIIV Tuesday, October 15, uuo. >^ me Fleet Air^ Arm are doing a J good job m the I present war. They have been giving Hitler 1 plenty of head- i aches lately, by attacking oil) tanks and Ad- I miralty Jetty,
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    32 16 LONDON, Oct. 14Bradford which has aimed at raising £1,250.000 during the War Weapons Week which began on Saturday, has after two days already received, m cash and promises. £1.509,370.— British Wireless
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    23 16 been a J Mr. C. W. Daw pointed a member tfe of Ladies for tl R Women and Girls, vice S. Adams. ,pntt
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