Morning Tribune, 18 October 1941

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    Masthead
    10 1 Morning Tribune Vol. 6— No. 203, Saturday, October 18, 1041.
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    British Mission Leaves Moscow
    240 1 London, Oct. 17. THE British diplomatic mission has left Moscow en route for new headquarters at the request of the Soviet authorities, it is learned m London. For this reason, it is added, there was no fresh information m London to-day regarding the military situation around
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    Nazis Maintain Odessa Taken
    154 1 London, Oct. 17. TIIK German claim to have captured Odessa, as broadcast last nig'at m a special communique, is repeated m this morning's German High Command communique. It stales that "the Rumanian army, supported by a few special detachments of Germans" took the town and harbour
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    Odessa Still Holds Out
    146 1 But London, Oct. 17. ODESSA i* s till holding out, according to an announcer on the Moscow radio to-day. Our men are resitting the onMau^ht oi Hitlers hordes as ioseof his jiU.<-.<— Rumanians," declared the radio. "Odessa defenders on oi.e Iron! alone routed _!i< cavalry oi
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    ARMY PREMIER TO FORM TOKYO CABINET
    289 1 ARMY PREMIER TO FORM TOKYO CABINET Tokyo, pet. 17. LIEUTENANT GENERAL Hideki Tojo, who was Minister for War m Prince Konoye's Cabinet which resigned yesterday, is the new Japanese Premier and will form a new government. The new cabinet will be distinctly under the influence of the military, it is
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    U. S. DESTROYER TORPEDOED
    181 1 London, Oct. 17. rE United States destroyer Kearney has been torpedoed near Iceland. The Kearney, 1,600 tons, was on patrol duty about 350 miles south-west of Iceland. No casualties have been reported and the ship, m spite of the damage, was able to proceed under her
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    German Onslaught Again Slowed Down
    399 1 London, Oct. 17. ALTHOUGH the Germans are throwing more and more reserves into the terrific battle for Moscow, a report from the front says that the German onslaught has been slowed down a little by the Russian defence at the city's approaches. This report comes
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    Orders For U.S. Ships
    130 1 Orders For U.S. Ships Washington. Oc«. 17. AI'THORITA TIVE quarters indicated to-day that all American merchantships have been ordered out of Japanese and Chinese waters' because of what the Navy called the "situation m the Pacific." Unconfirmed rumours were given wide circulation m Manila that instructions had been issued for
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    Navy Support
    173 1 Tokyo. Oct. 17. LIEUT. -GEN. Tojo is busy to-night with consultations m connection with Cabinet-making which he is expected to succeed m forming. He is soliciting the support of tfie army for the new administration and it is thought that the navy has been instructed to cooperate with
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    Escaped Internees Sighted
    48 2 Escaped Internees Sighted Douglas (Isle of Man), Oct. 17. THREE Dutch internees who escajted from the camp at Ramsay, Isle or Man, yesterday have been sighted by plane 30 miles oft the west coast of Eng&nd and a naval boat has been sent to bring them m. Reuter
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    Burma's War Effort Denied A "Lever"
    241 2 Burma's War Effort Denied A "Lever" London, Oct. 17. THE case of feurma for complete self-government is outlined m a lengthy letter m the Times today by U Saw, Prime Minister of Burma. Replying to criticism By a correspondent m a recent issue 6f The Times, U Saw denies that
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    Hardening Collaboration
    191 2 Hardening Collaboration Melbourne, Oct. 17. Aaußbl'AiNTiAL improvement m racine ana tfar Easiern defences geuei- ally since February, and the hardening 01 1 collaboration m the i racitic, was revealed at a meeting of the war Advisory Council ,esteraay, which was by the Com-viiander-in-Chiei m vie Far East, Sir Robert Brooke-Popham.
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    PARAS
    78 2 Melbourne, Oct. 17. An A.I.F. recruit who joined up yesterday is an only son. but hopes to meet, all his eight cousins who are m the A. IF. abroad. The Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) has appealed to the public to reduce spending and thus prevent increased taxation. Hp stated
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    OBSERVER CORPS FORMED
    73 2 an Observer corps )<>r th<- purp< assisting In lag mid reporting the movements of honttif aircraft will come into existence under the Defence Regulations Membership Is open to both sexes and th«- personnel win bo divided into fuiitinn .n<i part-time members. Hcii"onah;« transport expenses may be authorised,
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      229 2 Pi J OUR PARK IS NOT ONLY THE RENDEZVOUS 4 D If I OF SINGAPORE'S PUBLIC, BUT THE HAPPY I\ I\ IV. MEETING-GROUND OF THE DEFENDERS OF THIS GREAT FORTRESS. TO-NIGHT TEA DANSANT \f AFTER-DINNER DANCE 7.30 p.m.— 9.00 p.m. V 9.30 p.m.— l a.m. IT'S THE FASHION ON THIS
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      319 2 The famous story that sky rocketted NORMA SHEARER to screen fahie ..Now a new M.CM. Sensational Hit starring LARAINE DAY popular star of "MY SON, MY SON, "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT" and "AND ONE WAS BEAUTIFUL" Take Your Scat On The fury And Hear The Sensational Evidence Against Tin's Beautiful Girl Accused
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    Cable News from 'Down Under'
    383 3 Cable News from 'Down Under' Melbourne, Oct. 17. rE A.I.F. is settling down m Syria, and has contacted the Turks on the frontier. In a speech, Gen. Sir Thomas Blarney, Deputy Commander- m Chief of the Allied Forces m the Middle East, said:— "There is a greater trial ahead than
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    bright lights
    124 3 "THE RELUCTANT DRAGON* 1 (At the Alnambr;* a KEW form of entertainment, novel m conception and exceptionally SI ful, is "The Reluctant Drauon, now on at the Alhambra It is Walt Disney ftgftin m technlcolour. Disney shows you the "bMflntage" this time, takes you around his Ktrntdni dlos
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    Air Mail Delivery To-day
    86 3 THE Postal Department ftdriae* that an air mail from th»- United Kingdom arrived yesterday evening and general delivery will be made at 8.15 this mornin The next week's •'Clipper" with mails from Europe, America, Paeilic «md the Philippine Islands is now expected to airive m bln^apore
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    Meter Rents Should Go
    131 3 THAT that hardy annual, water meter ranta. -hould b«-> abolished was unain advocated by Mr. Tay Llan Teck. prertditu; at the annual uener.il meeting of the BtagapOTO Ratepayers" Association yesterday at the Adtlphi Hotel, when he pointed" out that. jiccordiiiK to the draft estimates, th»- Municipality
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    58 3 ACONCFRT ironi the Sinxapore Studio will M given by the band of the Straits Settlements Police, by kind permission of the Inspector-Germ:: l Ol Police. S.S., under the direction of John C Hitch, at 12.30 p.m. to-morron-The second of a series of round -trtble discussions, under the K«ner;.l headlllf •Radio
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    NEWS BREVITIES
    365 4 NEWS BREVITIES Melbourne. Oct. 17. j The preliminary work for the construction of a graving dock m Sydney Harbour la being completed. Thedock, which is to bt In commission two years hence, will be lar&e enough for any vessel afloat. The New South Wales Government has recommissioned the 15, 000
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      218 4 Tfi<» IMI.K of TOW Make this your Selection for redlly I Great Entertainment! 4 SHOWS i, I U- JAY a- fi|\^|A||\) 11 a.m. 3.15 1.15 9.15 IHtf 1/t/11/11.1/^) The Grandest Musical *(V I Treat of the Season 1\ LN TECHNICOLOUR.. |Tf/< With the Worlds |i\ Singing Favourites. l||\l\V IW Technic
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    Japan Comes First, Gen. To jo's Policy
    858 5 Japan Comes First, Gen. To jo's Policy QNF of the most interesting facts about the Cabinet change m Japan is that a general on the active service list has become the Premier. In recent years Japanese Cabinets have been lull of generals and admirals, but with the exception of the
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    Australian Aircraft Industry
    74 5 Melbourne, Oct. 17. AUSTRALIAN air- craft industry will be almost independent ol outs do sources of supply by the end of 1942, said the Australian Minister of Aircraft Production, Senator Donald Cameron, today. An exception will be m certain alloy materials and stainless steels and a few
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    62 5 New Delhi. Oct. 16. THE Maharaja oi Gwalior has sent Rs. 200,000 to the Viceroy's War Fund. As a result of another .subscription of one crore 14 1 2 lakhs I of rupees m the week ended last Saturday the total amount conj tributed to *he De- > fence of
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    N.E.I. "Is Well Prepared"
    111 5 N.E.I. "Is Well Prepared" San Francisco. Oct. 17. y Till! resigna- 1 tion of th*' Japanese Cabi- net has created a very dangerou:» situation, I declared i>r. J I H. Grady, on his return from &hv Far F.ast whf ihe has been President Roosevelt's sne- cial emissary. "I am very
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    ADSTRALIAN CONCERN ABOUT JAPANESE MOVE
    163 5 Sydney. Oct. 17. [HERE is general approval m 1 Australia at the War Cabinet s i 'portedly realistic viewpoint towards the latest developments m the Pacific. The reaction to the story of the Japan?se airline m Timor contl-i nues to occupy much space m the
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      75 5 m Keep it handi/f OfILZOZINC h OXIDE PLRSTER This British-made self-adhesive plaster should be m every med:cine chest— it is the ideal dressing for cuts, bruises and wounds. Obtainable from all first class iispensaries m widths of V 2" to 2. A. De ST. DAIMAS CO., LTD. Established 1831. Contractors
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    WOMAN IN PLANE CRASH
    128 6 A ROYAL Singapore Flying Club plant 1 piloted l>\ a woman, crashed yesterday evening Into a tree on the side of Grove Road, just outside the aerodrome. The solitary occupant of the plane was Miss Elisabeth Bateman. daughter of Mr. O. R. S. Bateman. of Messrs.
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    Around the Courts
    108 6 LT. C. F. JACKMAN was yesterday fined $50 on a charge of negligent driving. The traffic court inspector, Mr. A.H. Frew, was the complainant m the case. Notice of appeal was given. GAW SWEE LONG, managing partner of Swee Lee and Co.. was found guilty of selling
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    507 6  - Ubique SERWICES BRE V ITIES By V V V 1 r T HE first big Army rugby game of the year takes place at the Jalan Besar Stadium to- day. when the Army side meets the Royal AusF tralian Air Force m a match m which the gate F goes
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    "YOU CAN'T CATCH ME"
    81 6 (From Our Own Reporter*. Kuala Lumpur, Friday. AN "impertinent, and audacious letter," bearing Ng Gim It's signature, which stated "You can't catch me," was sent to the police and a number of banks, it was stated by Mr. F. D. Marrable m court to-day. This was
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    To Speak On Benghazi
    111 6 »T«O- NIGHTS news commentary from the A Singapore station of the M B.C. at 10.05 will be Kiven by Mr. O'D. Gallagher. Dally Express War Correspondent m Singapore. His subject will be Benghazi, the Axis supply port In Libya, which is probably the most heavily bombed
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    Singing Competition
    38 6 r\N Deepavall Day. to-morrov. there will bo an Indian singing competition at the Happy World Stadium. Singapore, between 8 p.m. and midnight. Mr. A. R. Ayer. B.A will «ive a patriotic acldreM on India's war efforts.
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    Sgt. Jarrett Missing
    48 6 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuiila Lumpur, Friday. NEWS has been received here that Peter William, 20-year-old second son of Mr N. R. Jam-It, actinn British Resident, Selangor, and Mrs. Jarrett, has been mlmng In air operations from Ort 14 He was sergeant In the RAF.
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      573 6 Public Notices tkndiks. Tenders will be received up to j noon on 31st October, 1941. at the Colonial Secretary's Office for the following services for the Department of H.M. Customs and Excise lor a period of ov.e year commencing fro n Ist January, 1942:— (1) Making of cooper pans, sizes
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      384 6 TENDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon on Friday, the 31st October. 1941. at the Colonial Secretary's Office, Singapore, the Resident Councillor's Office. Penang. and the Resident Councillor's Office. Malacca, from persons desirous of contracting for supplies for the Government at Singapore, Penang and Malacca, respectively, for a period
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    To-day'S Rugby Matches
    80 7 rpWO fine rugby matches win ue i>ia\«-(i m ningiporc (ins after* noun. At tin- .l;il.in BCMT St.i--r! tn in the Royal Australian Air Force will meet the \rm>. while on the Pad.uiK. the Singapore Crickef liit> will oppose -lohore. Ihe Aouies showed great form when they had
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    C.S.C. AND Y's DRAW 3-ALL
    159 7 rpHKII.I.INC; hockey was witnessed on the x V.M.C.A. :ii,nii«i yesterday, when the home team after takiiiß the lead on three occasions had to be content with a draw m their game with the Ceylon Sports Club. Ei\cli team played with ten men. but this h;icl
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    Morning Tribune Special Race Chart
    428 7 Morning Tribun e Special Race Ch a rt THi following is the specially compiled rare guide for to-day's races at Peiianij, the tirst day of the Pertang Turf Club's October meeting: RACE ONE. HORSES, CLASS 4. DIV. 3—6 KIRS 30 0 Constant Li^ht 7y 900 D'tanco to order 2 0
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    SELECTIONS
    576 7 BY "MAC" BY "SPECTATOR" SMC 1: CONSTANT LIGHT Race 1: SILVERLAW New Cello Constant Light Rare 2: TIN POCKET Race 2: TIM POCKET Dancing Foam Soho RAM 3: NORA Race 3: CARMTOP Authentic The Warrior Race 4: STARLOCK Race 4: BLUE WHITE Selangor II Starlock Race 5: PER/IK Race
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    NEW LIQUOR LAWS
    84 7 rE sale and consumption of intoxicating liquor m any public house or m any club registered or exempted from registration, except during prescribing hours, will constitute an offence from Nov. 1. All public houses can sell liquor between 11 a.m. and 2.30 p.m., and then again from
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    RAF In Cup Semi-Final
    186 7 Airport Just Beaten NOT haviiff things their own way, the ifague champions, the RAF, just managed to score a 2 l victory over the Airport S.C. m a second round tie of the S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup competition at Anson Road Stadium yesterday, and have thus entered
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    Good Rugby Win For Police
    260 7 fIVING a tine show, the Police beat a Singapore Cricket Club team by eight points (a penalty and a goal) to nil m a rugby match on the Padang yesterday. The Police deserved their win. and rlthough the slippery ball rendered handling uiflicult, they managed
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      325 7 Pii bl ir \ol irrs Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for tbm following materials or service. For parti culars see Municipal Tender Room. TENDER Date Of OlodlM Care <fc M.iinteiii'. i:ce of Christian CemetPii«'> at Buklt Tlmah Road durlßf 1942. (Deposit $50). 12 noon, 28 Oct. 1941 Supply
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      92 7 TO-DAY'S SPORTS DIARY SOCCER: Challeime Cup competition, second round. S.C.F A. v Gordons, Stadium; SARA, league, Dlv. II B, Indian Association v NB. Corinthians. Farrer Park; J.C.S.A. v Stamford, J.CS.A.; Wanderers v N B Indians. Selerang. RUGBY: R.A.A.F v Army. Jalan Besar Stadium; S.C.C v Johorc. S.C.C; Medical College v
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    LONDON LETTER
    844 9  -  H.L HOPKINS London, Sept. ].">. I N spite of t h c vicissitudes o f \v a r, occasiouall bombing ml perrnaneni food rationing, the nation is m better health than for yean. The children are healthier than ever. In many cities there has been an almost entire
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      FAR EAST OUTLOOK
      324 9 fHE gigantic struggle m Russia continues with varying* results, and it is impossible at the moment to piece together the conflicting news so as to form a comprehensive picture of how the actual situation is likely to develop. Though the Russo-German war has become the cynosure of
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    novelty attractions for coming garden fete
    870 10  -  VERA ARDMORE H FRIENDS of the Presbyterian Ser- vices Club are seldom asked to dip into their pockets on its behalf. Since it was opened In February, the Club has only had one funds- raising function— a dance at the Adelphi Hotel. On the
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      31 10 Mickey By Walt Mouse Disney ff'% "I) I'M SO SIAP YOU CAME OVEE, HI X >OUI<NOWMK :^:>\ Li_.,'csrr mickey... r have r-r<t<««> I > rMl o^ o^, 1 toL.^>> vOnpeßFul r^<ll-«(y C soar
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    LET'S TALK IT OVER
    1333 11 If you have a problem, send it to Helen, our home«expert, who answers readers 9 queries on this page every L Saturday. Address your letter to her c/o Morning Tribune, Anson Road, Singapore, enclosing correspondence coupon. FOR A THIN GIRL "I should be glad if you
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      66 11 Correspondence Coupon This coupon must be enclosed with every query sent. Morning Tribune, Oct. 18. something tells me that I shall soon be called the finest AUSTRALIAN BACOH The bacon that is mild X<P\^ full of Rood w j?; nnaurv °ur and specially S^ P/J P lr' red fr m
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    ASIATIC 'MUST AIM AT AN ASIA TIC LEBENSRAUM'
    712 12 London. Oct. 17. A DDRESSING reservists to-day. Gen. Okamura of the Japanese General Staff declared that A the whole Japanese nation/ which is m a difficult economic position, must still further accelerate the national defence programme and pursue the aims of the
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    STOP PRESS
    181 12 San Francisco, Oct. 17. Marine circles here report that all United States ships bound for the Orient are ordered by the Navy to return to Honolulu. Ships en route to the Phillipines are mainly affected as no l ni u-d States ships have sailed for Japan m recent
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    75 12 Washington, Oct. 17. President Roosevelt has gone to his home at H\de Park for the week-end, accompanied by Mr. Harry Hopkins, the Lease-Lend administrator. Reuter. Sanjose (Costa Hica). Oct. 17.— The exequaturs of all German consuls and consular agents have been cancelled by a Government decree dated Oct. 16. The
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    Chinese Infantry
    42 12 Hong Kong, Oct. 17. U/HILE preparations are already being made for raising a. Chinese infantry bat-J talion, 50 are already, under training as future N.C.O.'s. Chi-, 1 nese sappers have long been an esta-| Wished unit m Hone Kong.— Renter
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    48 12 Lahore, Oct. 16 THE Indian Defence Exhibition train, which leaves Lahore, to-morrow, is scheduled to visit 20 stations m North-West India. Sind and other places and Will arrive m Karachi on Nov 23. A demonstration will be given at every station between noon and 4 p.m.— By Radio.
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    26 12 The Minister for Supply and Development <Mr. Bradley) has cnb'ed the British j Government askin? i for the allocation of j morp oil tankers to. Australia.
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