Morning Tribune, 30 August 1941

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    6 1 NF rr SALES EXCEED 4,500 DAILY
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    Japan Will Not DC I' L—£"" Victor be rOOllSn Sassoon
    244 1 Japan Will Not DC I' L— Victor be rOOllSn Sassoon Bombay, Aug. 29. TK-iilE is greater realisation in America to-day 1 than ever before that the present war is as much America's as Britain's, said Sir Victor bassoon, well known financier, interviewed by Reuter after a tour of America and
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    Iran Germans At Frontier
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    J7m Morning's Big News:
    192 1 m SHANGHAI comes SJestion «f.a British £in ihf Amr rkan-o*ned M Kveninn P** that International ettf <** Japanese Prime Minismessage to President levelt in believed be contory in the opinion of the hington correspondents of New York morning papers e New York Times says: re is
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    lONFERENCE OF •ACIFIC POWERS S POSSIBILITY
    164 1 New York, Aug. 29. JORDING to Washington messages it is assumed that there will be no lurther co lferences between President Roosevelt and Admiral. tura, the Jap nese Ambassador to America, until the President k his repiy t Prince Konoye's message. r Meanwmle, diplomatic
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    390 1 London. Aug. 2». ALL German residents in Iran have now reached the Turkish frontier and some have already crossed into Turkey, according to the Vichy news agency from Ankara. Sixty German refugees from Iran have arrived in Ankara without money or luggage, according to a report from the Independent French
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    Press Welcomes Speedy End
    82 1 London, Aug. 29. THE newspapers weicome the speedy end of the hostilities in Ir.n with such little loss of life and also point out that the British and Russians can now link up there against any possible Nail drive to the East. The Daily Telegraph, in
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    [STOP PRESS] till – ~~^
    247 1 [STOP PRESS] till New Verb. Aug. Pr«« Ho**e»elt disclosed to-dav. Mr. AvertiXl Marrtsaan will head ttae American deftefaMen ►>• m.. i-.i* tn tonsirter problems of aid *w iu. -Mit In .utordance with she decision reached at the conference with Mr Chun lull. He added that t»e delegation will probably rontaln
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    Moscow Pleased
    210 1 Moscow, Awg. 29. r: news of the Iranian decision not to oppose the further entry of British and Soviet troops was published here in messages from London but in any case there has been no indication in messages printed here from Iran of any opposition to the Soviet
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    Iranian Envoys Meet Brit Troops
    240 1 Simla, Anjr. 29TEAMAN envoys met the 1 British f*»rw»M trnom with iwformnMon thnt the Bsah8 s ah had ordered the ce«««tion of hosfliMes. The commoniqne states t»»*t In the northern sector, British and Indtan *»w»^. w cro nnshif»*r on to RbahaMd vesterH^v w^•n »»»e< bv
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    MENZIES NOT TO VISIT LONDON: Fadden Sworn In
    383 2 MENZIES NOT TO VISIT LONDON: Fadden Sworn In Canberra, Aug. 29. AFTER Mr. A. W. Fadden had been elected to succeed him as A Menzies said that he was not resigning the UsA-rinS «ftt» JMsl A«s lia Party and announced his willingness to serve under Mr. Fadden. It is officially
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    Record Flight From Oakland To Hawaii
    83 2 Honolulu, Augt. 29. rrtfEE new Douglas transport planes, each wfth a crew of :Oiir, arrive at Honolulu yesterday from Oakland, California, after a journey of 13 hOiirs 45 mins. This is claimed to be a record for a flight from Oakland to Hawaii tor
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    EIRE COAL SHORTAGE AFFECTS RAILWAYS
    291 2 Dublin, Aug. 29. THE shortage of coal in Eire is having a serious effect on the railways. Six weeks ago, the Great Southern Company was forced to make a drastic reduction in their services. The new time-table is based on the general principle of providing
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    Canadian Erv To Japan
    119 2 THE appointmc% n ßrfe 1 W. Foster, Dis? r f til commanding Military E Number Ten. at Regina Sask wan, as Canadian Minkt Japan is being announced immediate future, it is learn [good authority. The post, has been vacant December, 1938. when Mr Bruce resigned, owing
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    Jack's Ready Help
    32 2 a Moira Wright, of Melbourne, found it diffici to get down off that rope coil but Stoker J«| 5 Abrahams, of Sydney, was at hand to help. 'iii«ii>MfiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM ■aaaisoeesssisiina
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    Severe NElRestricts
    90 2 Severe NEl Restricts Kobe, Aug. 29. SEVERE restrictions imposed on foreigners by Netherlands East Indies Government were vealed by Mr. Kenji Mazaki, Foreign Office offl who arrived here yesterday after a three month pection of economic conditions in the Nether!) East Indies. Some 235 Japanese evacuees, mostly women children, also
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    RAF. Attach Industrial Ail
    111 2 London, Aug. 29. BRITISH bombers last night made a heavy i successful attack on industrial objectives at w burg. Very large fires and explosions were eWfl The docks at Ostend were attacked b> a snuj force and a number of other targets in Western many and
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    Wholesale Theft From Fran
    87 2 London, Aug. 29-^ A CONVINCING indication of Gel u ma Tin i transport difficulties is revealed by J n from secret documents of "Direction ue* Admlnistratifs" of Vichy, found by tne a Syria. In order to remedy the situation O1 tit State Railways, the Germans seized
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    NAZI AIR ACE MISSINC
    31 2 Berlin. Aug.A COMMUNIQUE states that the air a< 70th Herman Joppien is missing "after his W Joppien held the Oak Leaves to Kni-i of the Iron Cross
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    Italian Sloop In Shangli|
    222 2 Shanghai, A«- here THE Italian 1,200-tcm sloop. Eritrea, arm this morning from Kobe. gftaltfl This is the first Axis warship to enu i Frit; r;l since the start of the European war. in rhs a reported to have reitfhed Jag/n flv e dod after an adventurous
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    ondon Press Lauds Menzies As A Statesman
    72 3 ondon Press Lauds Menzies As A Statesman LONDON. AUG. 29. MOST OF THE LEADING LONDON MORNING NEWSlfl PAPERS, IN COMMENTING ON THE RESIGNATION OF MR. R. G. MENZIES, E X -AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER STRESS HIS HIGH QUALITIES AS A STATESMAN. For instance, the Daily Mail, "deeply regretting" his resignation, describes
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    ■organisation Of ■J.S. Defence I Machinery
    99 3 ■organisation Of ■J.S. Defence I Machinery I Washington, Aug. 20. ■DENT Roosevelt has ordered ■e reorganisation of the adIra tive machinery for the ■ng-out of the Government's Ice programme by the creation [Supply Priorities and Allots Board' consisting of seven headed by the Vice-Pre-t. Mr. Henry Wallace. i other members
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    10HMENT
    293 3 The News Chronicle echoes these sentiments, adding: "There are not so many men of such quality, either in Britain or the Empire, that we can afford to dispense with those we have and It is greatly to be hoped than an early opportunity will be taken to use Mr.
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    500 U.S. Tanks Delivered To Britain
    94 3 New York, Aug. 29. ABOUT 500 American- type tanks so far have been delivered to Britain by Michigan manufacturers, states the New York Tinvs from Washington, £rom an authoritative source. The British Government has approved this type of tank as first class on the
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    GENERAL MOBILISATION ORDERED IN JAPAN
    66 3 Tokyo, Auk. 29. THE Japanese Government Invoked Article 4 of the General Mobilisation Act at this morning's Cabinet meeting, adopting an emergency labour measure aiming at full mobilisation of the nations 100 -million labour power. The plan envisages complete elimination of the leisured, idle or
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    BAN ON BOOKS IN JAPAN
    81 3 Tokyo, Aug. 29. rENTY books, mostly novels, which were considered either immoral or conducive to the spread of superstitions 1 were banned by the Board of Information, the Japan Times and Advertiser report?. Thfi newspaper says that the Information board is attempting 3 to eliminate
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    NAZI AGENTS FLIGHT
    69 3 London, Aug. 29. r avoid facing a charge of anti-Argentine activities Godfred Sanstede, chief Gestapo agent in Argentina, has fled by air to Brazil. Ho i believed to have been summoned to Germany by Himmler. For misappropriation of funds ostensibly collected for charity but diverted to Nazi
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    Border Commission Confers
    69 3 Saigon, Aug. 29. APANESE members of the Mixed Border DemarJ cation Commission yesterday morning conferred with Indo-Chinese members at the Saigon City Hall. Japanese experts are expected to see Thai members to-day. M It is understood that the survey of the site for the border demarcation will
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    First Ambassador To Thailand
    38 3 Tokyo, Aug. 29. RECEIVED in audience by His Majesty the Emperor yesterday. Mr. Teiji Tsubokami, first Japa'iest AmbSdor to Thailand, is proceeding to Thailand to assume his new duties shortly.- -Eastern Nev7S. -Eastern y^
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    CHARGE!
    42 3 Students training for officers at the Australian 9th Brigade (militia) must be in perfect physical condition to keep up with tempo or army training. Above, Lieut. John Leitch leaps barbed wire obs. tacle during a realistic bayonet charge over rough ground
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    "Bien Venue" Welcome For Duke Of Kent
    158 3 Montreal, Aug. 29. WITH the words bicn venue," Mayor Raynault, speaking for the French Canadian people, welcomed the Duk? of Kent a$ he stepped from his transport plane last night at Saint Hubert airport to begin a tour in which he will see
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    BOMBS ON EAST ENGLAND
    47 3 London, Aug. 29. "THERE was very little enemy activity last night. Bombs were dropped at points in Eastern England from one of which a small number of casualties Is reported," says an Air Ministry and Ministry of Home Security communique this morning -Rputer.
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    547 4 (p&DpISL fih&A. Christening At The War Market LIiIUVED at Ih< War Mark.-? <•• :.J«y mormii" ius? in 'it..' lot a phriltfinlnt. Hot Of I baby but oi two Hoy rmbbftti which had <* been bovfht i->r .sevctt-yv; old Mftffaret Rolii.'. v Mi4C!»urPt'.s mother bought bet Um rabblto which wen Ihc
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    550 4  -  VERA AKDMORE that of 'Baby." played by Joan Ward who is making her first tfage nppearance. is well handled Most bouquets must 30 to Mr*. K Savage-Bailey who obviously revels in her part and looks quit*unlike her usual gracious seir In a rather wild white wig. well-worn tweeds and
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    1252 5 •I am writing to ask your help, as 1 have a oenime figure problem this being tnat I am so slim around the nips that all my dresses look skimpy; Munenow or another, I cannot ttnd styles that suit me. Can you design a irock tor me, suitable for day
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      59 5 Correspondence Coupon This coupon mutt be enclosed with eTery query sent. MORNING TRIBUNE w I seven savoury I I suggestions that I I will kelp to prevent I I wen** monotony I r\//\/r ""^^B H Lfl I? Übw -M II UJ nFMi u] C^™ I™^^^^^^1 jAv»A^ PHONE 5376 FIVE LINES
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    1038 6  - vvvvvvvvv v v v v v v v v SERVICES' I I BREVITIES I V "I'foique** v v llv XT v V V v V WHEN I first took over this column I was V V simple-minded enough to believe that V V provided I had a pencil, notebook and
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    Proscribed Publications Polish Anniversary
    591 6 Proscribed Publications Polish Anniversary NEW by-laws controlling the registration, examinations, and professional conduct of architects practicing in the Colony are published in a Government Gazette supplement issued last night. These by laws replace those previously In existence and published in July 1932. Last night's Gazette supplement also lists 66 publications
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    COMMISSIONERS MA CHANGE 'PETAIN ROA'
    159 6 r-uvr-APORr- reaction te Marshal Petam* anti-Bnttsh Municipal Commissioners yesterday when members were alkeTtTfind another name for Peta.n Road. Mr One submitted tnai, u in* mid in auesuun w»o i»»»«~*» Marshal Petain and not after any other person in this Colony. It should be renamed. He
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE FINANCES
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    \\, L HOPKINS Letter From London
    145 7 L HOPKINS Letter From London London, July 26. recorded that after flying at the greatest height ever i-hed in warfare, the men o bombed the Gneisenau m the stratosphere over ?s t returned and went to a If Pe'hopc it was a good party for !vcr men deserved a party
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    [SYRIA'S [future JSTA TUS
    171 7 [SYRIA'S [future JSTA TUS I Damascus, Aug. 29. 1 CATROUX, the Free French ■Commander-in-Chief, has axlat Damascus to negotiate I prominent political leaders on Is future constitutional status. i had a long talk with the her Syrian President, Hashem I Atassi. ibsequently. an official comlique declared that the inter--1 had
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    Czech M.P. Dies In Concentration Camp
    810 7 ■HI n— »v. London. Aug. 29. J**h ef t h «> Czechoslovak Laboxir g» to uHS™ 0 frOm CMcbodowk *tV>,« r f btlt Klein, leader of the r;S s an <* Office Employee* Ca i™, nd he cited after two «*£nt«ff lsonemen ln German
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    Duff Cooper Should Visit Shanghai
    235 7 Duff Cooper Should Visit Shanghai Shanghai. Aug. 29. PIE suggestion that Mr. Duff Cooper should visit Shanghai in the course of his mission in the Far East is made by Mr. H.G.W. Woodhead, the noted British comi mentator, writing ni the American- owned Shanghai Evening Post. He says that if
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    >lOlt\l\<. TRIBUNE SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, Ifil. THE HARVEST
    330 7 &gt;lOlt\l\&lt;. TRIBUNE SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, Ifil. THE HARVEST THE attempted assassination of Pierre Laval and the continued crop of "outrages" in Shanghai are symptomatic of the same influence, namely, the unwillingness of free-born peoples to live under a foreign yoke. In the ordinary way, political assassination is a cowardly weapon
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    55 8 The rules, when enforced, will make all occupiers liable, for firewatching duties but provide for exemptions under certain conditions. Similarly, all buildings will be included, but where deemed necessary, H. H. the Regent, under the powers given him by the regulations, may grant exemptions. Provision is made for requiring all
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    fined Under Control Of Paper Order
    391 8 TOR failing to furnish particulars 1 called for under the Control of Paper Order which has lately come into force, two Japanese were yesterday found guilty and fined. Takashi Kaite, managing editor and publisher of the Eastern News pleading guilty to two charges, said
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    Kedah Leads In Fire-WatJ
    40 8 THE first Malayan state to do so, Kedah has just made rules envisaging compulsory fire-watching for occupiers of any building or part of a building where "people dwell or are employed." Schools and flats are included.
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    GIVEN BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT
    192 8 MR. W D. Carew yesterday gave Chiong Nfun Chin the benciit of the doubt and acquitted j him on a charge of being a member of an unlawful body the Patriotic Workers' Society. In a police raid 20 copies of a Communist publication were found
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    JOHORE SOLDIER ON CAUSING DEATH CHARGE
    206 8 JOHORE SOLDIER ON CAUSING DEATH CHARGE AFTER a collision between a bicycle and a car, it was staged in court yesterday, the cyclist was flung on to the windscreen of the car and carried forward a distance of 70 feet in that position. This cam« out during the trial of
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    Pica
    129 8 THE highly iM observation fl tor resulted iofl Hoo Ben? andfl terday for pidfl a passenger. Although Tin convicted at thfl fcr different oSfl terday s ..'er.tfjM rigorous impriso^ D. Care'v. Tan'- arrest ■wi-'M of a tjus conduct* picked a purse bin Kadlr. Matt» Service unit, on Abbas who
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      140 8 AND PAPAYA JAM Your palate will assure you of the high quality of Lee's Pineapple and Papaya Jam. Made from choice, naturally ripened Malayan pineapples and papayas, and packed under strict Government control, this jam has been acclaimed by i London marketing experts as being "good as the best." There
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    wcket On Motor Bus
    82 9 us and as Tan walked to the exit if conductor noticed that Tan held on? f hi* hands close to the seam of hi.&gt; MMCN and in that hand. Tan hati ursc The conductor immediately shouted o\u o a constable who was In the dus M
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    Talk On Daylight Saving
    79 9 DAYLIGHT Saving" is the title of B talk by Mr. J. C. Cooke on the implications of the ten-minute alteration in Malayan time, to be given from the Singapore broadcasting station at 8.45 p.m. tomorrow. TMERGENCY regulations published in the latest issue of th'Kedah Government Gazette
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    BURN T TO DEA TH IN CAR SMASH
    880 9 BURN T TO DEA TH IN CAR SMASH pOLLOWING a collision with a military truck, a small c.r caught fire, blazed fiercely and. by the time the fire brigade arrived on the scene, only the charred body of the occupant was found in the gutted vehicle. The accident occurred at
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    War Experiences PRESENTATION OF V FLAGS
    228 9 War Experiences PRESENTATION OF V FLAGS THE China Flood Relief Com- mittee is presenting two V 'for victory) flags one to the Army and the other to the R.A.F. The presentations will be made at Flagstaff House at noon on Sept. 6. Lt.-Gen. A.E. Percival, G.0.C.. Malaya, will accept one
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    Sentence Deferred Pending Appeal
    310 11 LIM SUI, who lived on the immoral earnings of his mistress, and who, it wa» stated beat the woman if she did* not carry out his wishes, wa* yesterday sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. K. K. Oon. Mr. E. M. Tampoe-Philips, Urn Sui's
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    NEWS BREVITIES ■■ -
    146 11 NEWS BREVITIES Simla, Aug. 28 TT was to-day revealed to the Public Accounts Committee here that, out of the total oi 350 cadets who have completed training on H. M. S. Dufferin, 342 have found employment in the Royal Indian Navy, the Bengal Pilot Service and the Mercantile Marine, Since
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      321 11 THE j MAJOR And fc'ALLY 0 STAN j cross Public Notice I! Malaya Magic Circle II Members are reminded of the dance at Circle House to-night at 10 p.m. in aid of Churchill Tank Fund I Trade Bargains I OPTICAL When you need glasses, see K F. Chong. No bluff,
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      250 11 Public Notice SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or service For parti* culars see Municipal Tender Room. TENDER Date of Closing Supply of Straight Pipes Special Cartings for period Oct. 1 1941 to Sept. 30. 1942. 12 noon. Sept. 1, 1941. Supply of Liquid Chlorine
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      30 11 F NOBODY &lt;3 "TO ENTER. WITHOUT^ PC I AN ORDER, AND ANYTVMnG I I C&gt;-^ X R^ NtXIR RiOING Up OR ?^V TL UNFDRSEE.N HAPPENS— FLP COM'MG. [h^n, Z^i X\
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    Fined For lalk To Busman
    129 12 Fined For lalk To Busman A BUS conductress opened the panel behind the driver's seat and talked to him while the bus was going— and at Manchester both she and the driver were fined 10s. for doing so. For it is the law that no such conversation shall take place
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    Boy With Bayonet
    134 12 He is just a boy fighting for Britain. 1 Eighteen. But he is named in the African campaign's hero-list of officers and men, published by the London Gazette. He was in a bayonet charge near Benghazi on the night of I April 8-9-^made a point of being
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    BLACK-OUT AS BEFORE
    86 12 I MR. W. MABANE, i|| Parliamentary Secretary, Minister of Home Security, said in the Commons tIUH the question of .street lighting was luidsr constant review MW2 consultation with the R.A.F., but then were no grounds &gt;or making any chanuo in the systems nrd standards now m force.
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    NEWS! FROM INDIA
    324 13 NEWS FROM INDIA Belgaum. Aur. 28 IN ipatm nere today. Sir Roger Lumloy, Governor of Bombay, drew attention to the iaoi that in this war. which had seen so many reverses, there have also been the tremendous successes in Egypt and East Africa, in which the 1 Italian Empire had'
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    Bravery Award For Constable
    66 13 Peshawar, Aug. 29 AZRANGUL a constabh of the; "^district police has been posthumously awarded the Kinfrs PnUce and Fire Services Medal by His Majesty the Kinß for ovtfton«!iA&lt; "allantrv and devotion to OOty. On Mar. !0 a .section of toe mrational police was a»nbushe^. by a
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    BRITISH BOMBERS OVER W. GERMANY
    338 13 Berlin. Auk 2U BRFIISH bombers last nftgbt dropped borrb.; in Western j Germany. according to the official ricrmnn N« w.-, Agency u outlUon unlv ton pure &gt; fan the enemy. Although wounded, he o|x-iiecl tin on the enrmv. thus enabling tiLv comrades takr up their
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    AIRMEN HOLD THE S.C.F.A.
    4 14 AIRMEN HOLD THE S.C.F.A.
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    : Chances In \ j League Still \ I Very Open \
    292 14 Chances In j League Still I Very Open 2 rpHi: result &lt;»» yesterdays game between tlie two leading con- u 1 w-ndeis lor this year's iMfM chain- a i.ionships, the R.A.F and the st'FA, leaves the issue still as a open as ever, with the Chinese 2 having two more
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    572 14 their rugged and sound right full-bakr. Chool Tod. mid on Ah Poon fell the brunt of the defence work, and he did his job pluckilv and remarkably well against the airmen's continually raiding attacking line In the hall -line. Y«W Leng played an outstanding game. LAI CHUAN MARKED Lai Chiian,
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      206 14 More Race Weights For S'pore Races THE following are weights for three more events for the fourth day and one event for the fifth day of the Singapore races: HORSES— CLASS 3— Div. 2—B rurs. Lady Zenta 9.00 *larie Bruce 8.08 San Frisco 8.13 Boh-a-Nob 8.04 Maid of the Groftno
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      841 14 j &gt;loriiino lri|||l j Special Ita^lifl pOLLOWING is th ft specially guide for to-day's race^ at R,,l mpiled ß I third day of the Singapore (ioWl r Tima H *|^up m^B RACE ONF I HORSES, CLASS 2. DIV MH R H 000 Blue Peter 9y 9&lt;W MudiurkeT"!" I •00 Lawbracket
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    tNews 'Down ider'
    215 15 tNews 'Down ider' Bis arrival in m\u. members ■jr in Malaya Establishment Kmmonwealth Htfiercial asKoh by the fnr lorm the Hq[ Investiga■t i. s consicier- the abun- fish around Bralian coaat Boot' national Mir.^ciequately Australian Hs drive Is the I ertaking Bi e Common- ■rodunncc an i H advance■ch might
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    SLen Harvey Toj j Defend Titles j
    117 15 S London, Aug 29. i 11RITISH heavyweight box- JD ing is likely to get a I fillip from Len Harvey's J statement that he is prepar- I ed to defend his British and J l Empire titles. J Previously he had remain- ed
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    GOOD YEAR FOR NEW SCUDAI
    312 15 MEW Scudai Ltd., declared a divi- dend of four per cent at the annual meeting oi the company held yesterday at which the directors, in their report and accounts of the year's working, announced a profit of $69,851.16. Mr. F. M. Edmonds presided over the
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    St. Leger Trial
    193 15 Newbnry, Aug. ?9. rpHE St. Stmon stakes which is the best trial for the St. Leger yet held, saw calculations upset when Lord Portal's Suncastle, starting 100 to 8 beat Lord Glanely's Devonian, 100 to 8, by a hair-l?nt;th with Bob Dawson's Leger favourite, Matarin, another half-length
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    National Hunt
    56 15 London, Aug. 29. /GOVERNMENT has sanctioned VJ plans for racing under the National Hunt rules beginning from November 8, according to stewards ef the National Hunt, committeeTile stewards state that racing will be on a reduced scale, but emphasise that altered circumstances may necessitate the abandonment of the
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    EMPLOYEES OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT
    83 15 ON or after the An*. 26, the B following employes of the War Department shall not I leave or discontinue in or absent themselves from such jj employment without the I I prior consent of the War I Department: Hospital atten- j S dants, wagon
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    Bombay Governor's Tribute To Indian Troops
    102 15 Bombay Governor's Tribute To Indian Troops Belpaum, Aug. W. ADDRESSING the War Rfartfl Committfes, In the Belpaum District, the Governor of Bombay, Sir Roger Lumley, paid a tner.te ito the magnificent work bv ilio Indian Army in the Middle East in the last few months. He said: "It was the
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    Mountains, Base Of Soviet Defence
    192 15 Moscow, Aug. J»fl. THE mountainous region of the Urals in the cast of European Russia la said, in accordance with M. Stalin's great strategical conception, to have become the defence base of our country, declares the newspaper Red Star, organ of the Russian Army. Giving
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    Locust Swarms Cover Big Area In India
    76 15 Locust Swarms Cover Big Area In India Karachi. Auu '&&gt; HUGE swarms of locusts, oxtc: dine over an area two miles wid and six miles lons, have bWti W«j near Mirpurkhas from the direction of Jodhpur. according to a communication iT^ceived bv the Bind Government from the ciistrie. macistrate at
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    Bedroom Scene Ends In Suicide
    184 15 Bedroom Scene Ends In Suicide N the early hours of the morn* -t ins a man went into the reom of a 22 -year- old *irl. Rwek Siew Tin, and held her hand. This man was employed in her father. s barber shop. Throe (toys after this Incident the Rlil
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    Golf: Ward In Semi-Final
    38 15 Omaha (Nebraska), Aug. 29. MARVIN WARD, winner in 1939. hr/; reached the semi-final of the American Amateur Golf Championship but the remaining serninnalUls. Patrick Abbott. Bobby RiCKtitcd and Bishop are littleknown players Rp utor
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      55 15 TO-DAY SOCCEII S.A.F.A. league. Dlv. I. R.A. ,hv v R.A. (ac-ac). Changi; Manchester* v Argjils, Tanglin; Resene Division. S.C.F.A. v Police. Stadium: Div lIA. R.A.S.C. v Navy. Alexandra; SHB. v Malay Regiment, 5.H.8.; Dlv. 118. S.C.F.A. "B v NB. Indians. Fairer Park. I Pirlc CRK-KLT: SC.C. v PW D. S.C.C;
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    Italian Ship Ob Fire
    263 16 Simla, Aug. 29. DESPITE the cessation of hostilities in Iran it Ls presumed liiat British and Russian fortes will make a further advance, mainly in order to protect installations and troops who may have to bo stationed until a settlement was reached. An Italian ship at
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    171 16 ►rces will remain in Iran tc Erantee the immunity of the ntry against Nazi dominatioi. id protect our own vital interests eluding especially the oilfi-ld; id communications between u&sia and the Persian Gulf. It may be assumed that the cupation will be restrict2d to the nallest area and the fewest
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    GERMANS CLAIM
    75 16 London, Aug. 29. SPECIAL German communique claims the capture of Tallinn (Revel! capital A of Estonia, in the Gulf of Finland, and Baltnch Port. The announcement says the Estonian cap tal was taken by troops of the German army in con1 1 junction with navy and air force
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    103 16 says, Reutcr. Japanese relations with the United States were considered a1 a meeting of the Japanese Cabinet to-day. A full account of yesterday's conference between President Roosevelt and Admiral Nomura the Japanese Ambassador, was studied bv all the Ministers an i Service chiefs. The Japanese Press to-day devotes' considerable space
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    ENEMY ACtil AT TOBRUII
    54 16 IjWEMY artillery- wa* active at Tubruk J ilviv v.orc sever*] dire-bombing uiucfcfl ir litti» damage, say:; the British tommulS tn Libya cur succe.vfu'iy'er! large enemy work party. In the frontier am vai torn? exchanges of artillery fire AtS enemy :''.rnaft dropped bombs cau«inß sllchll t&gt; the
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    VonPapenHandsTi President A ReM
    128 16 Ankara, Augfl IT is underwood thai von Papen, t (&gt;r-J bassador to Turkey, has a&gt;ked to sir th e Pm of Turkey to present him "with a replica ofifl museum piece made by Germans." It is thought here that the real reason vctfl ha.s aoked to
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    'Cent-A-Plane' Fund
    30 16 THREE NKnsAI I Saturday, August 30. 1941. (Ccnt-A-Plane Fund) Total number of enemy planes destroyed during yesterday on all fronts up to midnight London time (excluding Soviet claims):—
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    Hitler I Duce Mm
    148 16 Hitler I Duce Mm Berlin, km HITLER and Mussoliffl^B the Fuehrer's EflH ters. H The following anno^H was made from the he «W "The Fuehrer and the DjJ meeting at the Fuehrers MM ters in the period 1 rum V ''In the conversations 4 place all military and V questions
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    Campaign EmphasisesM. East StrenA
    124 16 Campaign Emphasises M. East Stren A Cairo, Aug. 29. THE conclusion of the speedy Iranian campaign, it is felt here, emphasises the strength and power of the Middle East and India commands, which is often hardly realised. Within a sbo-t rpace of ?\x months, in addition to wag- In; the
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