Morning Tribune, 22 October 1940

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    Masthead
    24 1 N pT SUES EXCEED 4.500 DAILY Morning Tribune Vol 5_.NO. 225. Tuesday. Oct. 22, 1940. NTT SALES EXCEED Morning Tribune Tuesday, October >2, m
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    JAPANESE BOMB BURMA ROAD
    58 1 ANESF >, Toklo ct 21 JftbM ti iaval aircr aft again £a the Chinese portion of *i disnM Road acc °rding to to the Domei aed that the i 10 "ferreting out ".ming the Sunlna inflicted serious *°r r e( i CO stated to have '°avori
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    Britain's Advantage On The Sea
    500 1 (Reuter's Special Commentary) London, Oct. 21. FOUR months of Italian effort has made it clear to our friends, to neutrals and to the enemy that the command of the Mediterranean waters, western, central and eastern is held by our squadrons, declares a Daily Telegraph editorial.
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    R.A.F. BOMB BERLIN, ITALY IN SEVEREST RAIBS OF THE WAR
    541 1 R.A.F. BOMB BERLIN, ITALY IN SEVEREST RAIBS OF THE WAR LONDON, OCT. 21. THE R.A.F. CARRIED OUT EXTENSIVE OPERATIONS, RANGING FROM BERLIN TO NORTHERN ITALY LAST NIGHT, ACCORDING TO AN AIR MINISTRY COMMUNIQUE. TARGETS WERE ATTACKED IN BOTH THESE AREAS AS WELL AS IN OTHER PARTS OF GERMANY. ATTACKS WERE
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    RETAIL TRADE SLOWS UP
    59 1 London. Oct. 21.— Compared with last week when there was a steady rush on the shope fcy customers anxious to avoid the purchase tax which came into force to-day, there i considerable slowing up in the retail trade to-day Nevertheless business remained unusually b isk ti
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    Labour Proposals Considered
    106 2 Labour Proposals Considered Canberra, Oct. 21. Tin conference of party naae- tiled for to <ia\ to ih 1 1. Mr R. (i. Mensies' prot»>v;«l for the ti u of itfonal fJorenuneiil ssljoarned until to worrofi without unions ii#-i i'-i-i'i At an Interview wifch Mi Curtln th that Laboui had docti
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    SITUATION IN BALKANS IS OBSCURE
    252 2 SITUATION IN BALKANS IS OBSCURE (lIV REUTERS DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT) THE THIN EDGE OF 111 1 GERMAN INFLUENCE NEW COMMERCIAL AGRE. AND JUGOSLAVIA. f: wedge for increased seems indicated by the bment between germany Jugoslavia is evidently feeling the double pressure oi Germany and Italy and is trying to avoid the
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    Y.M.C.A. Bombed
    44 2 ■don, Oct. 21— The headquarthe sToyag Men's Christian was severely damaged by a hipii a e bomb during i raid. Tht re were including ten killfive hui nemI rt of th duiß the 1 been rendered untnhaiv in and billiards rotu Reuter
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    ITALIAN CLAIMS IN N. AFRICA
    164 2 ITALIAN CLAIMS IN N. AFRICA Rome, Oct. 21. I ROME communique states A that In North Africa some enemy air incursions caused two wounded but no damage. The communique also claims that the Kalian air force bombed a military installation at Abbas Wain in Kenya, an aerodrome ;at Wajir and
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    PARAS
    53 2 Berne. Oct. 21 lions i hat Swiss territory \\a. violated several tim:s during the night of Ojtobcr 20-21 are made in a Swiss High Command communique. The communique j. d d s, "The Jura frontier was crossed in a south-easterly direction. At several places our anti-aircraft batteries opened or.
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    47 2 Vichy, Oct. 21.— 1t is now estimated that some 320 people have been drowned or missing in the floods in Catalonia ani nearly as many injured. Six thousand are homeless and the damage Ls estimated at .12.250.000. The situation has improved slishtiy and the rivers ire filling.
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    RECORD WAR TIME FLIGHT
    46 2 RECORD WAR TIME FLIGHT rom Renter's special corresponu with the Soutl) African Nairobi. O \NEW air record for the th Air K( ,y y was ach rdav a South Africa! machine. Thi :h houi Tl flighj been 5 ti a m. and. p.m., wl hat tl
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  • World News Flashes
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      29 2 O ons of and or technical fe sl i th iuldhood oi United Kingdom Hy towards B: from camps Gen unced white paper with civil internees of nationalities- Reuter
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      22 2 Vlch V 0 mis led by Mi umiya, am dor-at-iai rency. The misrtng negotfcmem take the for tlie our iw ra Reuter
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      6 2 Oct 21 nvi people I Reuter
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      53 2 Dar Es Salaam. Oct 31— The I sudden eruption of the volcano «Si or the mom. °J. 2°** m he n °rthern province of Tanganyika has covered the cuntryside for 30 miles round with *n lava and cushes. M ve been killed but so far •*en no loss of human
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      11 2 21 The situation all fronts que l to da com Reuter
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    "We Wil Carry War To Enemy"
    122 2  -  Alexin w WE have earn the enemy's fields until wj it." declared Mr. A.V. Aim r icst Lord of the Admi speech at Westn*. He added that courage and endui. population as well I irg services warded off t he eofl attack before he
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    16 2 London. Oct. 21 I range guns fired sl I French coast at I 'area t Reuter
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  • Two Opinions From The New World
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      1. From U.S.A.
      74 2 New York. Oct. 21.— The turn... the Axis powera will begin to fei of British pressure, is seen by the Clew dealer to be im. It says. "Ne\ >rs bring iiesh evidence ti and less pre ca no •r off. 11 not alreadj h be Axis has
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      2. From Canada
      61 2 ra, Oct. 21— Canada and tht rate in making secure western doors of North America to pi d by the intemationai gan si -it, declared Mr. O.M Biggar, I be Canada-United States Defei i dress. added. "The activities of th I defence Board have mad' 1 rthen
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      35 2 JlKIV. 01 I THE PULL HKILMWn OF VOUft HAIR jrour and I r. I'd b: abll tnanv v I IIA'IKRIN BR! i i Ion. Silvilcrin BR1LLIANTINE MAM IN I M \\|> /or to th RAHAMIN PENHAS
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    CHINESE MINERS TELL OF GIFTS TO INSPECTOR
    720 3 Mines 9 Department Inquiry (FROM Ol R OWN REPORTER) KUALA LUMPUR, MONDAY. m y i OCAL CHINESE MINERS, ONE A STATE COUNCILLOR, GAVE EVIDENCE BEFORE THE COMMIS DX OF INQUIRY ON THE MINES DEPARTMENT, INCERNING PRESENTS MADE TO A. T. BENNCTTS, SPFCTOR OF
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    Japan Negotiates For Oil
    36 3 Tokio. Oct. 21.—Negotiations between Japan and the Royal Dutch Shell Oil Company for deliveries of oil to Japan from the Netherlands East Indies have not yet concluded, according to a Japanese spokesman.—Reuter.
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    Death For Helping British Subjects
    104 3 London. Oct. 21. FURTHER threats of punishment extending Id ti death penalt\ e by the German mil): commander in Belgium and Northern France for harbouring Biitish subjee The announce:* over the Brussels Radio declared many British soldiers had escaped from prison camps who were usually
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    25 3 Himmler, the German Gestapo Chief, was entertained a f dinner in Madrid last night Suner, iccording to official German news agency message from Madrid Reuter
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    ON THE WATCH
    106 3 ON THE WATCH Mr. Winston Jr Churchill; Uie r Premier, wore a steel helmet while watching i air Wattles dur- ing his visit to Dover. The Premier a*?o inspected air raid damage at S Dover and Ramsgate dcs. pite the fact j that there wa* i an almost coni tinuous
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    2 NAZIS DOWN IN RAIDS ON LONDON
    226 3 2 NAZIS DOWN IN RAIDS ON LONDON London, Oct. 21 TWQ enemy aircraft were destroyed during the night according to an Air Ministery communique issued this morning. It says, that the enemy's main attacks, during the hours of darkness, were directed against the London area and the Midlands. Both commenced
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  • People and Places
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      Thailand Consul-Genera Entertains: Presbyterian Church Christening
      983 4  - Thailand Consul -Genera Entertains: Presbyterian Church Christening jfadLfH&UL d 9 WhrK END IB ui <>t members oi the ,i\ Goodwill Mi idi d -i by Q ernm< irdaj the Adelphl Hot* I and ihe Balal on by the consul Gen land and Madame Vudl.i I Most BtefapenaM kaea flea r»n»
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      Women Engineer's Plea
      170 4 U/HEN the Women's Engineering Society of Great Britain held its 21st birthday luncheon in London recently Caroline Haslett, who presided, made a plea that the services of women engineers should be accepted by the nation now, and not at the last minute. Miss Pauline Gower, head of
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      Make A Note Of This
      33 4 Make A Note Of This TO-NIGHT at the Little Theatre, 55 Cuppage Road the Repertory Players will pres e n t "FiftyFifty," a highly amusing comedy, for Ifc* T. B. Drew's Sailors' Fund.
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      105 4 fHATstm .ma. mmd 1 T I \to£SS£SjJm DRESSES, CORSETS, HOSIERY. <\T 61, STAMFORD ROAD (Eu Court). Tel. 33; a LIFI Our young men are giving their live.s in the fight *<* °JJ freedom, but countless lives both of soldiers and civilians arc being saved by emergency blood transfusions. Be prepared
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    LET FLOORS
    872 5 take pride of place lENI EN furnishing a room, always floors careful conPlan them in unison the whole room, instead of L thr.il just an afterthought -Hen choosing carpeting make sure that these will harmonise with furniture you intend to use. ouring. it is usually safer to keep
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      82 5 "how about I/Q 1 fl two pound I Rabbit I I y //f 6 stew for C\j /^X\ rnough for A dinner?" I >^-^ V I /t>Ur r on 1 Ii #\l y\ "we've lots "a Rabbit f\ of good I makes a J 1 «1 flavoured I delicious and
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    THOUSANDS SEE FIRE-WALKING
    191 6 rribune Staff Reportei F/|| ,\< Itl MM Pi I :v\ of Uth hen about I"" f 1 1 1 id ii i' rformed the tta< It itched in br< ro( I -h-mii eoloi (loth mis; ii'*' Bl h over tin pH of glowing embers 20 i»\ i
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    Chungking Minister In Balavia
    26 6 Chungking Minister In Balavia Batavia. Oct 21. Wu T'-chen, Minister of Affairs in the Chungvernment. who arrived 7iiday from Manila, will for some time.— Eastern News
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    Alleged Theft Of Ricksha
    92 6 Alleged Theft Of Ricksha Singapore. Moday. GIVING as an explanation that he had borrowed a ricksha from his friend for the transport of vegetables. Aw Kim Chye. a 54-year-old 1 e c h ew. claimed trial when charged before Mr. J. G. Rappoport, third magistrate to-day. with the theft of
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    LOUDSPEAKER APPRECIATED
    95 6 ;OR some weeks there has been a 1' public loudspeaker in Kampong igfaap, Singapore, and evidently it ../appreciated, for a resident of the kampong has written the following letter to the authorities responsible tor the public address system: •We. the inhabitants of Kainpon° Siglap. are much interested In
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    Expectant Mother Falls To Death Off Bus
    214 6 Singapore, Monday. A 26 YEAR-OLD Chinese woman. Tan Hooi K who era* expecting a baby next month met death when she fell off moving trolley hu the junction of South Bridge Road and Upper Circular Road on the morning oi Oct 17 while
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    Chinese Chamber Of Commerce Meeting
    181 6 Chinese Chamber Of Commerce Meeting (Tribune pore Chi Penang lor the ted Chi to They are Mr Mr. Lim Choo Bi dry th< arranged co be held Deeen* but owing to the imp i Ce J] subjects to be d at meeting includir.: mittances to Ch rei u tions on
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    DIES YEAR AFTER MOTOR ACCIDENT
    192 6 Singapore. Monday. ALMOST a year ag;o. on Nov. 18; VW), when a motor-car ran off Fast Coast Road, near Bedok. into the sea. five were injured and had tj br- removed to the General Hospnal. To-day, the Singapore coroner. Mr W G Porter, held an
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    Charge Against Japanese Amended
    78 6 Singapore, ORIGINALLY cl iin r Official Secret Oi charge against K a young Japanese, u j to one under the De: tions. in the second coun < The amended chai lows:— bete You are paarged Mav 29 and June 30 in a manner likely the defence
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    46 6 Always o n 1 the alert J thai s London's Anti Aircraft del ernes, which is responsible for the failure S of Hitler's airmen to attack Britain. They go but seldom return. Pic- i mre shows a search I i h i J unit in action.
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    London Learns Air Raid Psychology From Chinese
    704 7 Iff l, Hopkin Writes From London A*'* a—aaaaaaaaaaa— aaaaaa— i i n —a la^— London Au 28--1 m bombing raids on I the people of people of (hma I .during tor more f in the psychology oi i-.mi China. iV than usually 0
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    Armour To Stop Point Blank Shot
    172 7 Armour To Stop Point Blank Shot DOTH Great Britain and Ger- many have recently toyed with the idea of soldiers in armour. A British expert on this subject, Mr Kenneth Walker, F.R.C.S., Harley-street specialist, is at present interested in an American model of body armour capable of stooping shrapnel or
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    12 7 Mr Tsen Ah Wong, Si lector, Taipinr retary, Sanitary Board, Kuala sar.
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  • Morning Tribune
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      ROOSEVELT WINNING
      317 7 ACCORDING to a poll taken by Reuter through its correspondents in each of I the 18 States in America, a third term for President Roosevelt is almost a foregone conclusion. Though Mr. Wendell vVillkie. the Republican candidate for the esidency, has managed to win or er some supporters
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      BUSY BURMA ROAD
      109 7 TRAFFIC resumed immediately after the tc-opening of the Burma- Yunnan Road, and it is reportel that the first convoy of lorries, laden with arms and constinetiun materials, is now on its way to Kunming. ]r> order to avoid exposure to Japai bomhim the lorries afe travelling by
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    BRITONS ON FOREIGN SECURITIES CHARG
    348 8 Singapore, Monday. TWO Britons. Robert Scott Macmillan and Ian Foxton Fer1 o U son. pleaded guilty to charges of having failed to make a return of foreign securities, which they owned, to the Financial Secretary, an offence under the Defence (Finance) Regulations, when they appeared
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    UNKNOWN
    48 8 THARGED w3 soluti m-j ol cam S l< Chea Oh Kwee, two declare to -ci. ;!id not know whu ing at •Thi 2 vi Civ i.r e characta fulfil their religia ly. they tried to i crlnkii pec tor Frai The case was Nov. 1G for hear
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    UNKNOWN
    71 8 expected aofl a fortified zone, 12 forming a <w.£ Japanese trans Yangtze, the r^p spokesman toldiW~ e However, he tj n nese had succeSw^ which L^ Kiuklang, by 41 strategic ix>ints.J occurred in Ch« Provinces to m were ese \"c-!« rn fll northern ''A operating in $A I was
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    U.S. Consulate In Not Closing Day
    38 8 Washington, Oct. 21. MR. Cordeli Hu'l, Secretary ol !f* State, said that he was not advised that the American Con-sulate-General i n Tokyo would bi closed shortly aV ft nwai IB Reuter
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    Judgment Reserved In Trade Marks Case
    225 8 Judgment Reserved In Trade Marks Case Singapore, Monday. JUDGMENT was reserved by Mr.; tlce Pedlow In the High Court! to-day In a trade marks case In whicl A. S. Watson Co.,', a linn incorporated in Hongkong,' sued Chop Wing Fook On claiming for an injunction to restrain: the defendants and
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    MANAGED UNREGISTERED SOCIETY
    186 8 MANAGED UNREGISTERED SOCIETY XT Singapore, Monday. AN a charge of managing the v Singapore Tin Makers' Union -•an unlawful society— Tan Bian Khi. a tin smith of the Ho Hing Oil Mill, was bound over in the sum of $200 in one suretv for a period of 12 months by
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    SPITFIRE MAKERS MEET PILOTS
    149 8 London, Oct. 21. THE makers of Britb* fighters met the men who fly them when ten workers from a Spitfire factory visited a fighter station recently. They watched the machines being flown under war conditions and saw them thrown about high in the sky above them.
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    Symbolic
    78 9 D >n photographers were recently allowed vn spend r.,1 days uith an anti^ ircrafl battery In England y vvh ere enemy planes make i rt .quent appearances. An o(lU er- prod ueing unit U* batten has reached a high of efficiency and it is exciting experience hatching the speed
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    Contribution
    58 9 GERMANY contributed well J to Britain's waste paper > mlvl mpaign in the form of leaflets containing i extracts from Hitler's last J Reichstag speech which were dropped in some districts of Britain The morning milk man is seen In the picUire reading one ot the leaflets j and
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    Alleged Gang Robber Charged
    81 9 Alleged Gang Robber Charged Singapore. Monday. SAID to have been concerned in the robbery that took place at No. 75. Tank Road, on Sept. 7. when a revolver was used to intimidate the occupants of the house, Lim Teng Kok, a 20--pear-old Hokkien was produced before Mr. J.G. Rappoport. the
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    Beauty In Black & White
    108 9 Beauty In Black White i P a u 1 e t t e Goddard in private life Mrs. Charlie Chaplin. S Sh» is more than that in the eyes of at i least half-dozen /American i artists, as it is >,ated that six (very distin- Kuished painters r recently agreed
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    Malay Youth's Career Of Crime
    147 10 p. re \i**ihl.*\ INTO h.s '10 veai- "I l«f «"d b, ABBA, I h "Timed < < nie s„ foi th. '«nth tune, uhn, M ,t Mere mi I onrad Oldham, second ma*.,. I barge of attempting to eheat a Tn tu.n i .mpiuj omnibus
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    Malayan Delegates In India
    5 10 Malayan Delegates In India Reuter
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    EDUCATED CHINESE ON CHEATING CHARGES
    513 10 Singapore, Monday. SM, HAN SOON, English tailed hinese, appeared before the fifth magistrate, Mr. L. i (ioh. to-day. at a preliminary inquiry into tentative charges of (heatiriij and forgery. The alleua'ions against Sng were 24 9.40 at Singapore did Isely pretending to one Oon Hoci
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    Shoplifter Caught In The Act
    164 10 Shoplifter Caught In The Act HE is known to be a member of a ;ang of shoplifters," remarked Court Inspector D. R. Cowie, when Mohamed Ali. a Malay, pleaded guiUy to a charge of having stolen a bale of cloth from a .shop in Jalan Besar, on being charged before
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    REVOLVER CHARGE
    12 10 Singai TAN I n-n.; I! I taetody for 24 hours.
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      334 11 Board Residence I TO LET -Single, double rooms. Fun, Rate* from $30- up per month. Close -,o town. Apply— Hotel Bellevue, 60 Telok Blangah Road, Singapore. Phone 6530 (No. 8MB) BY" <10-B> Ins'ttuttnn Hill English residence. Excellent cookms: and servi< Modern itlon Terms from $80- monthly Dally rates. Phone 7237
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    Westminster "War Weapons Week" Opens To-day
    301 12 Westminster "War Weapons Week" Opens To-day London. Oct. 21. THE first London borough to take up the "war weapons week" challei great English and lowns is the city minster I he campaign opens to-day. and the date is specially appropriate s'ince Westminster, it is understood, hopss to raise sufficient funds
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    Navy Silence Baffles Foe
    98 12 Navy Silence Baffles Foe J marines t S h ha ve been 1 damaged. Making lhb announcement J? the House of i I •unn.ons r j r cently, Mr. ri J Alexander. t |J First Ixird, V our sileiu-e pre. I vented the enemy from discovering; hoi these things J
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    93 14 Today's Thrilling Stadium Match <\ „j »h«. \nson Road Stadium THKlll-Sar, pr.-m.^d^ ttu A, on han pio meet the I* 1 I up competition. j f. of th.' i.A.F A haiieiise J "J" srmi _iinal without v i; .nu,e s having to light them a w alk-ovcr l. victory '7"
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    114 15 SRI DEVA RAMU SUKUL, the well-known Indian author, arrived in Singapore yesterday for the United States where he is goin ■> on the art. -are, phuo and customs and ideals Of India. He hoped thai his efforts would bring about closer understanding and appreciation
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    91 1 London. Oct. 21. AN attempt is to be made by Mr. Herbert Morrison to abolish the peculiarly English system of the queue, as applied to air raid shelters used for sleeping in. Mr. Morrison announced that he had authorised an experiment in the issue of tickets in
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    114 1 r One of thev co mpensations which people in Britain are exj periencing as a result of air i raids on the is- J land is the abo- > lishment of age old barriers. 1 The King and i Queen have set i a fine example t by visiting peo-
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