Morning Tribune, 11 August 1941

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    31 1 SETT SAL ES EXCEED 4,500 DAILY Morning Tribune m 6-No. 164, Monday, August 11, 1941. NETT SALES EXCI.KIM 500 o.^ Morning TribuneActiveOl Monday, August11, 1941 R.A.F. Actove Ov Sicily And Greel
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    GRAVE CRISIS IN THE FAR EAST: ANOTHER WARNING
    521 1 GRAVE CRISIS IN THE FAR EAST: ANOTHER WARNING EVELOPMEXTS IN THE FAR EASTERN CRISIS WHICH BROOK NO DELAY" HAVE CAUSED MR. R. G. MENZIES, THE AUSTRALIAN PRIME MISTER, TO CALL A S/ECIAL CABINET MEETING TO BE HELD IN MELURNE AT NOON TO-DAY. MR. MENZIES HAS CANCELLED THE REMAIN.R OF HiS
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    Goering Off Nazi Military Command
    129 1 London, Auk. 10. RUMOURS that Marshal peering and General Milch have been removed from the military command are confirmed, says the Moscow radio, by fact, to which attention is drawn in Stockholm, that neither was mentioned in the German high commands special announcements. Goering's fate
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    Albanian Unrest
    97 1 London, Aug. 10. I NEWS of serious disturban- ces in Yugoslavia has been quickly followed by news of similar disturbances in Al- bania, according to a supple- ment to the Russian romma-| HiMiiiiuHr niqne. This states that a revolt has broken out at several points in northern Albania.
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    STOP PRESS
    159 1 idon, .4uc. 10- A Nad peace off en Is due to start in America to- <>" (Mondavi bin It is doomed ft is born, said Quentin Rev U«e .\mtri(;in Journalist, broadn« «o-Di);ht. He said that orders been ghen io continental newsI t« imbiibh sp«>ti-hr> b> American lu'jnist'i." ttssiDK
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    German Army In Bad Way
    314 1 f/ondon, Aug. 10. "THE Red Army is hurting the I Nazi military machine badly,. perhaps fatally," declared the N.B.C. commentator, Martin Agron< ky. broadcasting from Ankara. The Germans may still win in Russia, but victory la no longer thought certain and there is every reason
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    VICHY CRISIS THICKENS
    273 1 Vichy, Aug. 10. "POLITICAL questions" played an important I part in the Vichy Minister's discussions on Saturday, according to a Vichy News Agency statement. "For _ome time," the statement continues, "the press in the occupied zone has been developing the idea that a general reshuffling of the
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    Weygand Stands Firm
    97 1 Zurich, Aug. 10. GENERAL Weygand has thus far refused to ratify Admiral Darlan's policy of Franco-German military collaboration in North Africa, says the Vichy correspondent of the newspaper nemocraten. The correspondent says thai the French public are greatly preoccupied over the loss of American friendship due to
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    ISSUE NOW RESTS IN JAPAN'S HANDS
    602 2 Shanghai, Aug. It; WITH the hMN of HOT or peace in the PftcM- now resting s(>!v with ttqpn fnUtvJtng British and American wwtnm^s .11 eyes mi tfhangh al ft* -hssi rd <ni Tokyo where Prince Konevti'- many obJH on the Bmperor during the past
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    Japanese Demands on Reds Denied
    79 2 Japanese Demands on Reds Denied MeeeeWf Aug. 10. Till: deputy Chief of the Infor- mutton Bureau, M. Lozovski. at a pre-s conference yesterday officially denied the stories issued from Shanghai (not by Reuter) that Japan had demanded that Uuvsiii should demilitarise Vladivostok, create a demilitarised 7unn on the Soviet-Manehnkuo border,
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    New American Hospital Ship Put Into Commission
    68 2 New York. Aug. 10. THE first American hospital ship to be commissioned since the Woild War has been named the Solace. She is a 6.000-ton vessel, formerly known as the Iroquois, and was used to bring hundreds of Americans back from Britain immediately
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    MOSLEM NEWSPAPER'S WARNING TO IRAN
    125 2 Peshawar, Aug. 10. PE best course for the Iran Government ia to expel all German nationals from Iran," observes the Daily Sarhad, North-West Frontiers' oldest Moslem newspaper, in an editorial. It adds that if this is not done immediately Iran may later And herself in
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    BOMB ATTACK ON NANKING PRESS
    78 2 Shanghai, Aug. 10. CKVhKAL explosive inoetuliary bombs wer e thrown last night into the four-storey building which houses Wang (hing-wei's n«*w*oar>er, the "Central China Dail< Post," in West Honkew. This is the northern part of the settlement controlled by the Japanese and which is patrolled
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    Tilbury (Canada) Presents Canteen To Tilbury (Eng.)
    120 2 The Canadiai own of Tilbury. 1 Ontario. h» I presented Til- oury, England, f with a mobile l canteen. This j gift is another I proof of the i /sympathy 1 and under- standing- felt iby the people i of Canada fot S
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    "Serious Reflection Of Good Faith Of Vichy'
    293 2 London, Aug. 10. "THE failure of the former Vichy authorities in Syria 1 surrender to the Allies about 75 British and Ind officers who were taken prisoner during the Syrian operais regarded as a most extraordinary procedure in well- info ed circles," writes
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    "ßritain Working On Plans For Invasion Of Continent"
    62 2 "ßritain Working On Plans For In vasion Of Continent New York. Aug. 10 THE periodical "Business Week' 1 in a feature savs: "The newest indication is, that Britain )s working on plans for an Invasion of the continent: the Office for Product'on Mimapemer»t has been rpque^ted by the British Supnlv
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    Latest War Off Casualty List
    148 2 London. Vsg. TWO holders of th c Military < and two Army eh a planslatter taken prisoner— are im ed in War Office Casualty No. 301 published to-day. i Major R. G. Cook. MC. Artillery, who has died of «J was last awarded th* MC
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    ITALIAN LIST OF CASUALTIES
    80 2 Rome. AUK- ITALIAN High C08U999* issued another list oi j casualties up to July SJ. the following are the ft*^ The Army and Fas 0 North Africa-IM dead u jured, and 580 missii f| The Graeco-Alb.uu:,; i ag^ slav-Albanian front 3*» u .391 injured. A ;ea
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    Philippines Calm Bat Preparing
    103 3 Manila, Aug. 10. v ,t'i other areas in the southern Pacific, the (>nl U nims are en the surface unperturbed by the Far* PN»PP a |th_u_fh tho gravity of the situation is univert^rn cn s i s .intnonue.s P^S^r' i rganlslßt tMflo Y :l 'i its
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    RESERVISTS MUSTERED
    104 3 ular troope of the Philippine and reservists are being red into the service of the i States beginning with ten |Btl of reservists scheduled to npleted by Aug. 31. In Sept one and all of the PhilipArmy Camps will be turned ;o the United States. ere has been
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    UNKNOWN
    120 3 McArthur. United State* ander-in-chit f has been by delegates of the Philipiboui organisations. iocaJ council for civil liberal called on all citizens to n information as to the polijnfitnea of certain applicants tnzerWiip and it has also tne Government and privat° to purge their employees of fwwals and known
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    Typhoon Changed Direction At Last Minute
    73 3 Sitang'iai. Aug. 10. t K „,r, Une>e rt killed. 12 ,1, J*" gfchtly hurt a* the e JS Sh: 'n«h;.i last »i_ht. changed direction the mouth ga River d ol X*- uprooted tree, i sailings. i,,Y (1 r '-at sheds wer* tit nf tl
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    Small-Scale Nazi Air Activity
    99 3 I London, Aug. 10. /GERMAN air raids on Britain vf are still confined to smallscale efforts. The Air Ministry communique says: "During the early part oi last night some German aircraft were over the coastal areas of East Anglia and the east of Scotland. Few penetrated
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    HOARE IN GIBRALTAR
    38 3 Gibraltar. Aug. 10.— Sir Samuel Hoaie. British Ambassador to Spain, arrived in Gibraltar last night from Madrid on a visit to the Governor of Gibraltar. Lord Gort, with whom he will stav the week-end.- Reuter
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    R.A.F. BAG 18 NAZI PLANES
    157 3 London, Aug. 10. THE R.A.F's bag of enemy fighters for the whole of yesterday was raised to 18 by offensive sweeps late in the afternoon, in which seven more fighters were shot down. An Air Ministry communique states: "R.A.F. fighters carried out several offensive sweeps
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    FEARLESS CASUALTIES SAID TO NUMBER 36
    87 3 London. Aug 10. OUT of a complement of 145. one officer and 35 ratings were casualties when the destroyer H.M.S. Fearless was sunk on July 23 One officer and 15 ratings are missing ana presumed killed, nine ratings died of wounds, ana n ratines
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    CORPORATIVE SYSTEM IN FORCE IN FRANCE
    68 3 London. Aug. 10 A GOVERNMENT spokesman yesterday told press representatives that the corporative system win be introduced into France, says a Vichy despatcn quoted bv the German official wireless. The relations of employers' associations ard trade unions will be under Governmental! superviwoi.. The French
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    Italian Nerves Shot To Pieces
    99 3 Lisbon. Aug. 10. ITALIANS are nervous about the future. This nervousness, according •>» travellers recently in Italy, is expressed in a lack of confidence about the value of money, which has led to the wholesale buying oi land, houses, furniture and other tangible property. The
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    LABOUR STOPPAGES EN U. S. SPREADING
    234 3 New York, Aug. 10. IN addition to the strike in the Caldwell (New Jersey) plant of the Curtiss-Wright Corporation, two further stoppages Reuter yesterday reported that a strike in the propeller section of the Curtiss-Wright factory had spread throughout practically the whole Caldwell organisation,
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    85 3 T* A huge four-r* engined plane i is seen plough- i mg its way over San Diego, Ca- S i lifornia. It is t the new Con- solidated/ i P824-2, Pride of the U. S. L l Navy Air Corps. i It is the larg- 1 est plane ever built
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    U.S. Steel Brought Into Control
    147 3 U. S. Steel Brought Into Control Washington, Aug. 10. THE Officer for Production Management yesterday placed steel in all forms under full governmental priority control. The Defence Priorities Director, has issued a control order relating to alloy steel owing "to the grow mp shortage of certain types of steel products."
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    43 3 Otttawa. Aus 10 TH_ Munitions Ministry announces the "freezing" of all stocks of law silk in Canada not immediately required for war purposes, This order becomes effective at midnight and covers all silk whether "in Canada, outside or in transit to Canada.'" Reuter
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      Pretty Chinese Girl Wins "Miss S'pore" Contest
      1211 4  - Pretty Chinese Girl Wins "Miss S'pore" Contest VERA ARDMORE I ADY McElwaine Y. Fair on Friday Sight, held in the grounds of the C.J '.s residence at Na.ss.im Road. vith its tall Timbu.sa trees and well lail-out lawns •vas a great success Tlie most amusing incident oi the evening was
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    MODERNISING Old Furniture
    768 5 MODERNISING Old Furniture home-lover who wishes to redecorate F >htm i n linancially in a position to buy new It is however, possible as these sketches Ftp you to bring old-fashioned pieces up to *fl* most jucceerfel method of treating furL hah ia out-of-date on account of its ornate 6
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      66 5 @wwim OIKOS KXftOSE Huißarom mums owing delicious varieties are available in large and small bottles: MIXED FRUIT DROPS LEMON BARLEY BARLEY MINT BRICKS BARLEY SUGAR ACID DISCS I lODIZED BUTTERSCOTCH LEMON, GLYCERINE I HONEYCOMBS I CHERRY COUGH BRICKS I RASPBERRY DROFS ORANGE DROPS BLACK CURRANT DROPS LIME DROPS COUGH DROPS
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    SERVICES' BREVITIES
    751 6  -  Ubique B? v V jl fHERE was a distinct Services' flavour V IV about the variety com-ert at the Wesley V ,V Church Hall towards the end of last week. V V A Serviced choir ol nineteen members V V mi two groupe of sours in the Bret
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    Allied Backing Of Thailand Will Prevent F. East War
    454 6 -AMERICAN jot r.xm.is ASSOCIATE editor of Colliers Weekly, and accredited corresA pondent with the British forces in the Middle East, Mr. Frank Gervasi. arrived in Singapore yesterday after a hectic sojourn in Europe, on the African war front and in Thailand.
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    "NOWAR IN EAST BEFORE 1942"
    500 6 "NOWAR IN EAST BEFORE 1942" I IFUT -GENERAL Douglas Mac Arthur, Commander-General of the Far Eastern Army of America, does not anticipate any war between Japan and Great Britain America or any of the other democratic countries, before July 19U. This opinion was expressed in a recent interview to Dr.
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    DR. PURCELL TALK ON PREPAREDNESS
    436 6 DR. V. W. W. S Purcell. broadcasting from Singapore l- 51 night, warned against apathy in Malaya's war effort. Dr. Purcell spoke on cuirect affairs and his talk was entitled "Obiter Dica." Speaking of Japan he said: "People are frequently asking. 'Doe:7 Japan intend going
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    H.L.HOPKIN'S
    781 7 H.L. HOPKIN'S l& Letter Br From London I, Yi.i). July 14. UttOVEN? Kil th Sym F™ his acquired a new gSetr Britain and the c:i!K Vh, swift staccato rhlVt .hi.rt notes and I,ip 1' one-recall the V-'lV'.ln-rinthc cd countries i You fiat on the ,n the table, in v for
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    Sir M. Ismail Suggests A Constitutional Scheme
    349 7 Poona, July 26. THE appointment of a Standing Committee consisting oi repreventatives of the various parties and groups in India* for the purpose of drawing up a scheme of Constitution for India to be submitted to the British Government for their consideration and
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    MORNING TBIBINE MONDAY AUGUST 11, 1941 JAPAN'S DILEMMA
    315 7 MORNING TBIBINE MONDAY AUGUST 11, 1941 JAPAN'S DILEMMA A PIECE of military information, to obtain which Japan would have given anything in the world, was gratuitously given her last week when British sources announced that over a million well-trained and well-equipped men formed Russia's Far* Eastern army, with large concentrations
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    U.S. Heading For War, Says Lindbergh
    110 8 U.S. Heading For War, Says Lindbergh Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. 10. ADDRESSING an 'America First" rally here \99A night. Mr. Charles Lindbergh complained that the nation was opei .11 imunder a policy of Government by subterfuge uhirh would lead to war. While the American people l-*d been promised peace, Mr Lindbergh
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    48 8 Vancouver British T Columbia). Ave ia HK Duke of Kent, yesterday Inspected the new Boeiivj Aircr.ift FUetory ;>nd fourM the shi-> yards In Vancouter, where hundreds of workmen are rushUis through wur orders He will viit the local Flvini? Training school before entraining for Jasper in Albert.! Reuter
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    60 8 The Navy is maintaining sea communications with Tobruk, still held by British and Imperial Forces, although the enemy is dive bombing all the ships with little success. The Miftwaflfe are always assured of a warm welcome if they approach too close to even lI. M. Trawlers. The picture shows a
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    American Radiolocators To Start Functioning Soon
    58 8 American Radiolocators To Start Functioning Soon Washington, Aug. 10. A NEW secret device giving warnn tag ol the approach of enemv aircraft will soon be operating 2* J hours daily along the coast and at overseas bases. This was announced by the War Department yesterday. It Is understood that the
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    UNKNOWN
    80 8 O^E the parade* v S, a ,0 »R ti. Continent 0 f lined up j of their, Highness lhf Mala, to ikti by the Inspect -ndajl alute from t h, ander the coaj aer. TheiSJ l Kuard-of3 specially pickM men, and laS srhen thejsJ His Highaes later in the
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    BRIO ICEL
    21 8 BRIO ICEL This 25-p« of a Mil 5 beins P" 1 int< beins nl 1 tiansport o' l on arrival in
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    Telegram
    27 8 MAJOR the J 111 William A ,n m ca.s arantwl .he Divorcr Coun Edna M? u iLL3 -round "l de#nj he suit w»* 1 A-.- Thomas
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      6 8 THE MAJO' I And HV» V
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    THE OCCASION IN ICE HISTORY
    334 9 nirUnaon, in his speech on this unique ol :r ,M .i occasion in the hisandP r n «sikh Contingent ol the tory ol W&*« Polk e there is Kchicould say in tribute .1 ncss. Our pride in vul Highness with us vrr no telling. ««S\
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    Men Sent To Beauty Parlours
    136 9 I (By A Special Correspondent; MINISTRY of Food investiptan are visiting Mayf:u"r biuulx parlours to invest i.gale tht use of eggs, milk and ether foodstuffs in treatments for women's hair and com- pit inns. They will discover a few secrets. Ins I lending eirls to
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    23 9 JJe Indian Chamber of Comv ,n Singapore, was closed on I n Ja last as a mark of res; ect. Dr. Rabinclranath Ta
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    To Divorce
    34 9 I'' 1 married in 1991, and h'.s thai their married lite happy untu 1937 h wa trouble over an egram. She then let' ad taken no notice ol isklng her to return.
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    VEIL DANCER
    49 9 VEIL DANCER 'There's Magic In Music" is a new Paramount picture. Toodles LaVerne and Maidie Duvalle give a singing and dancing act in a cheap burlesque theatre which is effectively and hilariously raided by the police. As Maidie, Grace Bradley (herewith) dances well the dance of the seven veils.
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    Marksman!
    93 9 When he paid a visit recent ly to an armament establish ment Mr. Churchill tried his hand with an automatic gun He fired a number of rounds at targets some distance away and fairly peppered them. Th* Secretary of State for Wai (Capt. 1). Margcsson) was an interested spectator.
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    SAYS HUSBAND WAS LODGER
    124 9 WHEN a man and wumai. wen" committed for trial at Bpttth unpton on bigamy iteilN; It* stated that the husband lived m ihe house as 1 lodger. Annie Charlotte Gilbert, oi Hoi rla Finn pretherton, Lane.-... accused of bi»amv. and Maunc Ayies. lance-eoroctal, a,(1 and abettina.
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      734 10 For Sale ZEISS FIELD GLASSES. Sllvamar 6 X CO. strap no case. $75.00. Box No. 230 C,O Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 692K) SIEMENS 8 MM Cinecamera* F 2.2 with rewind Device Just arrived. Amateur Photo Stores. 109. North Bridge Rosd, Singapore. (No. 621K) FOR SALE one valuable A I Collin
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      261 10 j ON Til AIRJ SINGAPoJ londonI GSV-i7. 8l J ifi 84 mrtinfl Gsr-u.TiiSl (From 6. 15 pj 1 11 50 p an GSD-H.7J,,, 25.-3 mum, (From 9 85 ii :o p..* SAIGON 46 n)f. ri Cl *ROKt, 41 05 met* 16 116 Kc| BANGKjl (I! !U m'rS From H SO
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    Arrangements For Enthroning Of Bishop
    328 11 x is tor the services in the Cathedral in conP N(if Vi the enthronement of Bishop Wilson are now lf ction SI u tual enthronement ceremony will take Theie will also be important services on the Sunday following. Choral Eucharif.t at 8.00 a.m. and Choral
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    Einemy Transport attacked
    134 11 Einemy Transport attacked air* Aug. 10. rrlP ,l p ports in Übva H 2?a number of at-. ,unUi ports and 1 .Thursday night. bombed and cental and Sfhtvilv ittacked ind v; 'Y L v rail in the fes where large txt* n Friday wre at I nd sardia. c Maryland
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    VICAR WON'T WAIT
    127 11 I ATE brides in Bristol are warned by the Rev. Mervyn Siockwoq d 28-y«°ar-old vicar of St. Matthew's. Moor fields that he is imposing a time limit tor their arrival at the altar. He will wait 10 minutes and then go on to his next engagement and
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    FIVE DIE AT PLAY
    83 11 FIVE children were, killed and three seriously injured! playing with a small) practice bomb at j Cheltenham, Glos,. recently The dead are: I Kenneth Burf ord, aged ten; Percy Mit-! chell. aged fourteen. Marian Easdori. aged ten; Trevor Wellings. aged six, and John Chittv. aged seven.
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    £7 A Week At 17 – Spoiled
    100 11 £7 A Week At 17 Spoiled A 17-year-old boy who was said to have earned £7. £5, £4, aftl £3 13s a week at various jobs was stated at Southend to be one of a group of boys who had been mafcing themselves a nuisance at the Labour Exchange. They
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    WEEKLY RADIO HIGHLIGHTS
    268 11 TO-DAY run. 7.15: Education In Malaya Today And To -morrow, talk I 8.45: For the Australian forces. 9.20: London relay. News From Home, by Howard Marshall. 9.35: London relay. The Stones 1 Cry Out— Dutch Church of Austin Friars 10 20: London relay. Free To Fight, by
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V.
    80 11 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V. Established by Royal Charter AD. 1824. (Netherlands Trading Society* BANKERS SMSST MS London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED Head Office BATAVIA Branches NetheJwnds East Indies:—Sourabaya, Samarang, Medan, Weitevreden Bandoeng, Cheribon Tegal, Pecalongan, Djokjakarta, Solo, Tjilatjap, Djembel, Palembane, Bandjermasin. Macassar. Pontianak, Pcmangka* Singkawang, Sambas, DjambJ Soekaboemi. Telok Betong
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    South Africa Indian High Commissioner Arrives
    76 11 South Africa Indian High Commissioner Arrives HIGH Commissioner tor India in South Afrtca, Sir Rama Ran arrived in Singapore yesterday o\\ "purely private business." With him was his daughter, Miss Vasanthi Rama Rau. who is on her way to the U.S. to enter Wellesley College (near Boston Y Sir Rama
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    POLICE BAND PROGRAMME
    148 11 THE following is tne programme of the st nuts Settlements Police Band under the direction of Mr. J. C. Hitch: To-day. at the Botanic Gardens at 8. 30 p.m; march. Steps of Glory, Aubrey Winter; overture. Roman tlquc. Kelcr Beta, .selection. Reminiscences of Scotland, tirr. bv Godfrey;
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      35 11 SURFACE MAIL rE Postal Department advises that surface mail from the United Kingdom etc. arrived yesterday. Correspondence will be available to boxholders at 8.15 a.m. and general delivery will be effected at 8.15 am to-day.
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    FIRST WIFE NAMED
    193 12 FIRST WIFE NAMED jock McAvoy. the J D^xer. was divorced for me second time at Manchester Assizes un July 15. I And his se-end wifej "named" hi" P re dteess >r. McAvoy s real name: was given as Joseph! Patrick Bamford. of, Broadheath. Cheshire. Th e petitioner was J Mrs.
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    Viscount's £3,500,000 Will
    155 12 Viscount's £3,500,000 Will COMPL I C A tions have arisen over the distribution of rJ.&OO.OOO left under the will <-* Viscount Furness. and the executor is to asx th3 Probate Court for directions Beneficiaries involved are 1— Thp late viscount's heir, the Hon. Christopher Furness, a Welsh Guards officer, who
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    Congressmen Soon To Visit Extra-American Bases
    55 12 New Yoik. Aug. 10. A GROUP of Congressmen will shortly be visiting Iceland, according to a report broadcast by the Columbia Broadcasting System's Washington correspondent. 'Albert Warner. 'Before summer is over, this {group will inspect the new United States bases in Newfoundland. I Greenland
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    More Airrcraft Front China
    43 12 Mor e Airrcraft Front China Bh *nHni,AJ BRITONS and Allien «»na a,,' effort to reach the by Atis. 15 ta „,„,n ;a Voluntary War ContrivY st and lts7peimita fe made to the I>,nd 0 T the purchase ut aircraft Second China BritffTjj Reuter
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      166 12 LAST FEW SCREENINGS.^ ALL WEEKEND SHOWS PACKED OUT.\ I TO-DAY 4'AI'ITOL 3.15 6.15 9.15 Scandalous? Yes, but delightful! There's love ami hato— kisses and tears— Laurence and Greer— pndt and prejudice! Grecr is lovely to look at 10 1 to love, but what a temper! Laurence thought he was too
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    Any New arrivals
    101 13 Any New arrivals ,p I Lt" arri 1 L this rn 1 1 huge l* sload. including i Mrs C W i and mow? D -niatioi-ariefi i re wrout< stations r Easl foica DdM: B returnin-: net ne; ,tav in :be Col Bonllon ientally the r 0 f the 88
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    Wardens' well Party up Leader
    91 13 Wardens' well Party up Leader trade lv Id i. HP Oroun Kour. uad d at '•i.' School. Veluppil u p ti( n. was d b'. hi tvarh;> I Gr r. headquartarh irdeii the .:7:U- I Bui ten the deputy II warden, Mr Velupr the splenth( had done i Group He
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    Cooper To New York
    13 13 Cooper To New York Wlri.fi u' a \i Al tour a rv i:
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    A.R.P. IN JAPAN
    75 13 Tokyo.. Aug. V OKA USING the urgent necessity of pretfctiriß the major Industrial cities *i\ pan against air raids, the Home Miniso' decided to reorganise the Interior PI inning Board into an air defence bureau >::i the necessary budget already ap- b] the Cabinet following the lnst
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    "STRIP PARTIES" SCANDAL HITS FILM STAR
    230 13 "STRIP PARTIES" SCANDAL HITS FILM STAR STORM of scandal is Mowing round the name of famous Hollywood him star because of allegations made in the Loti Angefefl Court by a girl of 16 that "unspeakable orgies" took place during strip parties at the Hollywood home of "a famous man star
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    MATE IN 3 —CABLES
    109 13 j'oRPORAL lan MacPherson. oi the R.A.F. is to be married In Docunber to a girl to whom hfi hai not proposed He had a cable from South America: "'Returning London Deccmber tor wedding. Helen." Be was so surprised he cabled i w- "Is it mo?" and
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    ADA WAITS 50 YEARS TO MARRY
    157 13 ADA WAITS 50 YEARS TO MARRY tCM and Ada were sweethearts. Tern was a handsome, hardworking, ambitious young man, and Ada the belle of their village. They lived at. Garstang. Lancashire. Ada Payne left the village to find work. Tom Jenkinson stayed and built up a successful business. After some
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    RECS LOSE TO CHINESE
    450 14 RECS LOSE TO CHINESE Thiam Slew's Fine Innings (MH>D howling bv tiikir left-arm bowler, ong SWEE KENT.. AND CECIL WONG, FOLLOWING A SPLENDID INNINGS BY 18-YEAR-OLD CHEONG THIAM SIEW, WHO WAS NOT OUT WITH 70 RUNS. HELPED GREATLY IN GIVING THE CHINESE A FINE VICTORY WHEN THEY MET THE SINGAPORE
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    Saturday's Results
    161 14 PekaHg Races s s FOLLOWING are results in brief of the various events at the last day of the Penang i Rates, run on Saturday: Race 1: PharioJ $27. SU Kobellus 911 Race 2: Lord Tomnoddy 112, SI: Dordrecht $14 i Stonediat $11 I Race 3: Ordination $25,
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    August B.P. Table Tennis Tour
    186 14 («nms tram of Kinirannr* r»__i_}«* l^'s-w sa-a-"V»: t.?n 4if langor ChlneBe Athletlc USE fc -i V'v* 1 T,', ng How Leo^K Sock Thu 2 i SPSL H ,ost H <> K et&tStf" chun Klml b, nt N Chi Srhool 5^ Ungor Middle a STJW H
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    Three Mayflower Pairs In Doubles Semi-Finals
    273 14 S'port Badminton Championships THRILLS were plenty at the Clerical Union Hall yesterday, when the men's doubles quarterfinals in the Singapore open badminton championships were played off. Wee Boon Hai and Wong Chong Teck, the holders, although winning through for the semi-finals in straight sets,
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    RED ROSE B.P.
    213 14 |>LAYING at Kampong Bahru. the Red Rose B.P. "B" team defeated the Evergreen B.P by six games to three. Results: (Red Rose plavers mentioned first! Men's singles: George Albert Theseira beat J. C. Komthu, B—ls. 15—10. 15—4; Kenneth Nonis beat N Jeremiah, 12—15, 5— 7. 15-^6; Walter
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    Kho Sin Kie At S.C.R.C. To-d
    29 14 KHO Sin Kie, the Davis Cup and holder of two titles, will be playing in ea matches at the SCR r ur afternoon.
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    Chinese Put Another Over Canadian
    32 14 FE Chinese beat the OjJ 5-4 in their major IcaRJ ball match at Jalan B^ar yesterday. Scores Canadians I _300 Chinese I i i n o j
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    Slow Batting At Balestier
    278 14 POOD batting; performances N c singam and Kuldip Singh *h_ and 51 runs respectively, featured tw! match at Balestier yesterday when Ll bined Colleges drew with the v i„„ Club. )n Combined Colleges batted Rwt mm runs. Kuldip Singh and K. S. Retnam b___t__ est scorers
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    SAM SNEAD RETAINS TIT
    181 14 Canadian Golf Championships Toronto. Aug. 10. UjflTll rounds of 71, 78, 66, tif» total 274, Sam Saeau (holder) of Hot Springs. Virginia won the Canadian ope *plf championship here on Saturday. The runner-up was Robert C<ray, a loeal professional wtt|b rounds of 70, 65, 71, 71
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      55 14 mSml 0 F TTfll SOCCER Reserve Div R A F v Argylls. Seletar: Div. II A. R.A.F. i Seletar i v Moravia! F. and N.; Signals v R.A.O.C., Alexandra; R.A.F. (Tengah) v R.A.M.C.. Tengah; RE. (Malays v R.E. (Pulau Brant), I Changi. I TENNIS; S.R.C. tournament Exhibition by Kho Sin
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    Sports Sorts
    17 15 I I v I I I I tj e d ti Bucci 242 for 1
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    SAILL'S OR 28
    47 15 I c second the econd XI by in a cricket p the PaBaturday. Mrling by J. ho took six 'or 28 runs. reday who two for 4 mainiy reso: the Cric collapse. pre able to ih only 87 the total of h Hie Recs
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    C.Tennis
    83 15 ING a r e for lu-day R. C lawn wrnament. mpl o n übles M. I Dr. L. S. da I L S. Outand R. Thov »d doubles: 'Almeida and totem (acr.) Barker and (-1), m ilngles: rth i 15) vs 'plus 3-: to i 45) vs ir 'plus
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    RUSSIAN RAID ON BERLIN
    227 15 RUSSIAN RAID ON BERLIN \NNOUNCING that Soviet air-j craft on Friday night attacked 1 I and military targets in B< nin region, the Moscow Radd: -Incendiary and explo- 1 mbfi were dropped. "••p»»ots observed Bret and exploGerman anti-aircraft ftre .rrv late in replying to the All our aircraft returnee! to
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    Football League's New Arrangements
    116 15 London. Aug. 9. T»HE Foot bull League's (South Section; fixtures following the withdrawal of the London clubs from original arrangements were announced to-day. Midland Hubs will have to visit Welsh and exndm Southern teams while the geo--r.iphical position Norwich and Southend makes for length travel by
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    HOME CRICKET
    75 15 London Aug. 10. A BRITISH Empire cricket team beat the London Counties by 67 runs in a one-day match between the pioneer clubs of war-! time cricket. The British Empire scored 187, and the London Counties 120 Router. Chungking, Aug. 10.— After an eight-day respite due to bad
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    104 15 Fr "ni Ov, own correspondent) ►Ctntenar,,^ Malacca, Aug 8. i ear U P competition, an A.I.P. team had orinti i a _ainst the Convalescent Depot numhlr s m the fim hal and putting in 1 1 10-o u Roals in the second period of play ftl-Kni m,. GetdO *Ki2hn! ave
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    GERMANS LEAVING U.S.IN HUNDREDS
    781 15 GERMANS LEAVING U. S. IN HUNDREDS What Force Does Hitler Use? New York. QUEER things are happening these days among America'* German population. Quietly, in small 1 groups and then in larger numbers, German Bundistsl have been packing up and going home, apparently on orders from Berlin. For several month*
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    Hundreds Of Germans
    19 15 AMERICA is beginning to wonder, what is going on between the Nazi ppvernment and Jtfc cHfcens
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    FAR EAST
    103 15 (FROM PAGE 1) served to show who our friends are. Of course, we kndw we are not yet out of the wood."' AIRBASE The latest local newspaper report that 25 Japanese officii s have landed at the North IndoChina frontier aerodrome of Vicntianne in eight large sized warplanes
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    DAYLIGHT R.A.F. SWEEP
    52 15 London. Aug 10. R.A.K. formations flew across the Channel to northern France this morning and again during the afternoon. An R.A.F formation, which swept across the Channel this afternoon flying in the direction of the French coast between Boulogne and Calais was stated by spectators to be
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    Murder To Stop Her Marriage
    216 15 Murder To Stop Her Marriage I ANCE-CORPORAL RENE u ARNAUD, <>f the Free French Forces, w;u% wounded in the leg* at Dunkirk. lie came lo -fclgiand and fell in lovr with 21-yoar-olcl Miss Klizabeth Mackenzie, a West End stores assistant whom he met at a dance organised for his compatriots.
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    GERMAN PRISONERS ADVISE DESERTION
    553 16 Moscow, Aug. 10. THE Soviet communique states that the battles were continued during the night in the sec--1 tors of Smolensk, Korosten, Biolaya-Tserkov and in the Estonian sector. "Our air force, in co-opera-tion with land troops, dealt blows to enemy panzer troops and infantry on the
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    Gen.Weygand:K To American Police
    145 16 London, Aug. 1 SOONER or later the State Department wil bably have to yield a forthright ansj this question: what g°°d can come of wool Vichy Government when its official- are obi acting under duress? says the Observer's ington Correspondent. He adds, "The An* are completely
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    Nazi Devices Fail Against Russian
    340 16 Strong Opponents Prevail Moscow, Aug. 10. •"THE deviees of the N3"is I are not over cunning" says a leading article in Pravda quoted by Moscow Radio when discussing the military situation on th« eastern front in connection with the award of medals and orders to
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