The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 September 1941

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    20 1 LATE SINGAPORE EDITION The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 16,403. KSTU 1K35 WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1041. 5 CENTS
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    RUSSIANS IN GIGANTIC PINCER MOVE powerful Forces Strike Toward Smolensk
    659 1 RUSSIANS IN GIGANTIC PINCER MOVE powerful Forces Strike Toward Smolensk FLANKS OF GERMAN FORCES IN CENTRE THREATENED London, Sept. 2. I "DEPORTS to-«lay of increasingly powerful Russian] fountrr-altiuks at three points on the Leningrad- 1 Smolensk-Gomel fronts indicate thai a gigantic Russian pincrr movement is m progress, reports United Press.
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    Nazi Army Battered
    17 1 :i Sept. iT»» divisions (>rman> isi to w-ir have Kccftftel to mornim;.— United Press
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    Russians To Fly U.S. Bombers Back To Soviet?
    98 1 arrive I ci are v.' (d A:r- 'base -rta P.r..' c Mini tted inea yest rdaj ttlT i m v ling MM „W that they MT.eric^n planes ,f them se-m :-ey are lecwn- s ::n Secret" •;.-7 MN all and u> be
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    STOP PRESS
    79 1 London, Sept. trwrr than t I u<my ilrrra/t ha** irsitn^c -ir> of war by the I .n,i and anti-air- I m well inform- !.»s>~s hj«e brrn I ,v irt r>v«-r ISO >;- ite* rt »:i^kok Sept. 2 :-i< «-d that U»^ I MB| Bipul I otmti \nd-r-in- iiv
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    R.A.F. FERRY COMMAND PLANE MISSING
    50 1 London. Sr >♦. 2. A transport aircraft oi the RJIF. command la reported missing, according to an a Ministry announcement, it left Nru h America on Sept 1 and was ck:c on this sido on Sept.. 2. it carried mx passengers and lour c row.
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    Accusation Against Minister For Aircraft Production
    287 1 Edinburgh. Sept. 2. •■the President of the Amalgamated Engineering Union. Mr. J. Tanner, at a meeting of the Trades Union Con- gress here to-day, asserted that there i were peop.c m high places who declared they hoped the Russian and German armies would exterminate
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    Goering Mapping Plans For Invasion Of Britain
    149 1 New York, Sept. 2. A JAPANESE broadcast was picked up here to-day quoting Berlin authorities as expecting to complete all military operations against Russia by the end of the year. A special corespondent of th 2 Hochi Shimbun, speaking on the transcontinental telephone
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    Japan Making Further Protest To U.S., Soviet TOKIO 'DISSA TISFIED WITH UNOFFICIAL REPLIES'
    627 1 Japan Making Further Protest To U.S., Soviet TOKIO 'DISSA TISFIED WITH UNOFFICIAL REPLIES Tokio, Sept. 2. JAPAN is dissatisfied with unofficial replies m the United States and Soviet Russia to her protest against the shipment °f war supplies to Russia through Vladivostok, the deputy spokesman m Tokio. Mr. Ishii Kichi,
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    'Australia inflexible In Face Of Danger'
    195 1 Australia inflexible In Face Of Danger' Canberra. Sept. 2. IN a .statement to-day Mr. John Curt:n, Australian Labour leader, said theie was national unity regaiding the war. Labour would govern whan given a mandate by the people or if disintegration and" tii>sension among its political opponents resulted m a cail
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    Negotiations In Iran Continue
    272 1 L-jndun, Sept. '1 AUTHORITATIVE quarters bea today irene uuabl to confix n a it-port that a formal peace had jeen signed In Iran. They said, however. :»n agreement 01 gen nl principles had been reached, sins Unittd Press. "We d^ know," these quart; is declared, "that
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    Axis Forces On Turkish Borders
    269 2 INSUFFICIENT FOR AN ASSAULT AT PRESENT London, Sept. 2. DETAILS of the Axis military forces on Turkey's frontiers were given by Martin Agronsky, Ankara correspondent of the National Broadcasting Corporation, m a broadcast to the United States this morning. According to his figures, the combined
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      9 2 MORNING SHOW at 10.30 a.m. TO-DAY AND DAILY ALHAgy*RRA|
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    VICTORY ELUDES HITLER
    795 3 ffazis Engaged In Costly Ijtruggie j\s WtStr Enters 1 hird Year London, Sept. 2. X t vml mn.versary of the declaration of war has I n the .H-casion for some striking statements by h Minivers to Keuter s political correspondent. I reenwood, Minister without portfolio the vvar
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    R.A.F. Has Become New Air Giant In Europe
    564 3 1 .mdua, Sept. S. p: Force n baa the Anglo-German Reuter*a all cofrea- artl •> on the rig (he third i I":-, y are tra'egic b»rnb- r U aiid m ii- ilarlj ol the Air air giant, whi h (Jer- ordei to
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    Final Crushing Blow To Axis Hopes
    250 3 Final Crushing Blow To Axis Hopes M Canberra, Sept. 2. R. A. W. Fadden, Australia's new Prime Minister, commenting on President Roosevelt's broadcast, said that two significant aspects emerged from the speech. One was the warning against complacency from apparent slowing down of the Gf rman war machine. The other
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    Anglo-Soviet Trade Council Proposal
    314 3 Anglo-Soviet Trade Council Proposal S Edinburgh, s?pt LvEral important resolutions dealIng witl p y*£y were moved by the Trades Union C igress Gen rai Secretary, S!r Walter Citrine, at today's Trades Union Congress. An outstanding resolution was on welcoming the Anglo-Soviet alliance niectginc the trades union movement to cio nil
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    Far East Position Not Irretrievable
    198 3 Montreal, Sept. 2. "MEW Zealand will favourably consider any proposal for more frequent and closer consultations between Ministers of the Empire regarding the war effort," declared Mr. Peter Fraser, Premier of N^w Zealand, when asked to comment on the possibility of an Imperial War Cabinet.
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    Iranian Town Taken Without Opposition
    88 3 euett-i. Sent. 2. FUR 1 HER details regarding the occupation of Meshed by Russian r. ops show tha*, prior to entering the f ">wn. about 4C Russian aircraft car- j ricci out reconnaissance flights last Wednesday. The Russian troops which •vn^'.ra "d through Sarakhs on
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    "ONE NIGHT IN LTSHON" AT THE CATHAY
    139 3 jn Paramount'a "One Ilight In Lisbon,** which opened at the Cathay yesterday, Fred Mac Murray plays the ruie of a Romeo o „i,,..,. (1 f „m t j. e he-man portra als m which be h« c oten be^n sw?n. But versa lie
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    NAVAL BASE SOCCER
    33 3 SIX goals were shared by bhe Naval Baw Indi p..^ uiul the RAF. (Kallaog) m a second diM lon .b> league soccer match p!u> td at the Naval Base yester.
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    Churchill's 16 Months As British Prime Minister
    623 3 London, Sept. 2. IN a special article on the third anniversary of the war, Router's political correspondent writes: ihe anniversary of th-? .second year of the war brings Mr ChurchiTs National Government into its ITth month of office. 'n that period rnurh hai
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    Germans Forcing Dutch To Eat Raw Food
    189 3 Berne, Sept. 2. OWING to the 35 p.>r cent, reduction m the gas ar.d electricity output this autumn, the Dutch public is recommended to cat raw food instead of cooked, states the Nagsche Post datod Aug 23 Other items throwing light on conditions
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    American Convoys On The Way?
    983 3 ROOSEVELT'S BROADCAST MAKES DEEP IMPRESSION New York, Sept. 2. '•A CALL to crush Hitler" is the description given by New York newspapers to President Roosevelt's La*>our Day speech. A deeper impression has been made by the speech m America than possibly anything Mr. Roosevelt has
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    ROOSEVELT SEEKS CONGRESS REACTION
    36 3 London, Sept. 2. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT is meeting Mr. Cordell Hull, U.S. Secretary of Sta c. and other legislative lead* rs to discuss the reaction of Congress to hu Labour Day speech.- Reuter
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1941. The Chinese
    763 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1941. The Chinese JJEVER has Anglo-Chinese friendA ship m Malaya been better illustrated than by the "Aid-to-Britain" campaign this week, organized by the China Relief Fund to help the Lard Mayor's Air Raid Distress Fund. At this critical point m the progress of
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    TYPHOON SEASON
    6 4 THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS
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    What The Troops Are Thinking
    1215 4  -  Harold La ski By IN a recent American journal which arrived m London I noticed an indignant letter from one of Its subscribers protesting against American aid for "the fox-hunting class m England." It is just two years since I last had the opportunity of
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    ARGENTINE'S MEAT FOR BRITAIN CAMPAIGN
    58 4 London, Aug. 11. A COMMITTEE of Argentine sUck breeders has resolved to continue the "Meat for Britain" campaign until the end of the war. Since its formation the comm.tte? has received gifts oi cattle or crsh from 590 Argentine breeders, resulting m the shipment of
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    The Case Of Leopold III
    127 4  - T he Ca se Of Leopold III Arthur Wauters B T 1 I b tion n tremtlj i tag carried 01 -J fngees wander m Allies mi ()rmtd Ring i>- Alhes doi but 2 Brltteh beadqu From the r. problem simplicity, n ad dayj num h uiifort 11 bhovn th<
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    AUSTRALIAN ENVOY FOR CHUNGKING
    72 4 AUSTRALIAN ENVOY FOR CHUNGKING THE Au Sii rearguar to widen t! Austral a .1. oship beta I 1 wen T.'m V iSir Fr der centlj it al eon i Si app inted and un i Bii J-v H. was Ptaderl i Was! l1 m said. Bii >'• ae* I I
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    Chinese Leaders Commend "Aid-Britain" Week To Community
    2230 5 Chinese Leaders Commend "AidBritain" Week To Community Malaya have LaJ messages In L the Aid-to-j launched by the Relief Fund BSt Asia, all profound dcv Support Bri- > preserve DemoI :■>: :.s :n aid raid distress -..irks the jo- war r Oni Banf Chinese greatly .vi h long life behind
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    Saturday's War Fund Ball
    164 5 IMK. .1 B. David has lent his spacious house and gnunds at IS, N:.ss ni R<nd f<>r a War Fund Kail next Saturday which promises t:> be une of the social events ;>r the year. It is anticipated that several hundred ners«ns will dan-e to the
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    "Million $ Baby" Contest Winners
    39 5 "Million Baby" Contest Winners Miss Leong Soi Chan (centre), winner of ;he "Million- Dollar Baby" contest at the New World Cabaret, with Alisc Fanny long (ri^ht), winner of I *lc j-L-tffiiff JTi-O -^C. 2.-. '"i>L« Wu^ riei&3 -t- Tc
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    China's Stake In Britain's Victory
    673 5 China's Stake In Britain's Victory "THERE can be no two opinions among thoughtful and rightthinking Chinese anywhere that m Britain's victory lies China's best hope for her own restoration. I rejcice that this hope has become mere than a faith. It Is now a certainty," said Mr. Yap Phong Gek
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      124 5 I TOMLINSON HALL SCHOOL B (For European Children) I ORCHARD ROAD B (Adjoining Presbyterian Church) I KINDERGARTEN JUNIOR SCHOOL 1 Next Term Commences I 1 5th September. Actg. Principal: I Telephone 4808. OLGA JOHNSON (L.RA.M. Eloc.) i [SEASON SALES I Ti\ 2 STRIPED SHIRTS $100 E 12 HAND KERCHIEFS .60
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    Monotonous Daily Patrol Is Winning War At Sea For The Damocracies
    484 6 Monotonous Daily Patrol Is Winning War At Sea For The Damocracies London, Sept. 2. GLIMPSES of the increasing power of the British Navy can he seen m the record of achievements of that service during the second year of war. says Router's naval correspondent. Tne highlight of the second year
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    Way Left Open For Far East Adjustment
    177 6 Way Left Open For Far East Adjustment Washington, Sept. I. PRESIDENT Roosevelt's Failure to mention Japar specifically m bis cond Donation I aggresso] forces m bis Liboui Day broadcast is interpreted a leaving the way Open for an adjus m.,m m the Far Eastern situa ton. Concurrently inlormed Quarters po
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    'Ghost' Ruins German Propaganda Tales
    153 6 London, Sept. THE mystery voice which I i 1 German broadcast pr i n wi h pectineni comments, and whicl I .is driven the c^» bbt pro] department to various shift I di wi Its unwelcome attentions, app< ired to give a par cularly effi
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    "Eyes Of Fleet" Back Home After Flight
    28 6 \n int n stilt picture taken on hoard a liritish cruiser. A Walrus Aniphihian is seen being hoisted alter a flight.
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    Trade Commissioner Coming To Singapore
    154 6 Shanghai, Sept. 2. IN view oi his Impending departure lir Sing ip >re Mr. V. T. Bowden iv. Eficia] Australi n representative n Singapore, anni unced that the the Australian Governmeni Pr di ommis i< ncr to China will be 1 sed !r m Monday
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    20,000 P.I. RESERVISTS NOW IN U.S. ARMY
    95 6 20,000 P.I. RESERVISTS NOW IN U.S. ARMY M. trill, l. Sept. 1. TpWENTY THOUSAND ofl md men of Inny Reserve were enUnited Stab A: i ly U rday tnorniJ ;ai wi itten i I throughthe PhiUppineK. CJnited States Army H a< cepted the tr p behalJ th< states Government. Th<
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    Malay Signaller Calling Another Ship
    71 6 SWEEPING the channels Into Singapore, one of the mo I tilal ,nd •.m!mv.l ports -i tht world, are l^ti'l^ a* rainesweener* < t liy S rhoogh supervision of the sweeping is m the hands"" of Britisb Officers, the master c» each ship is a Malay
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    Need For Firmness In Iran Stressed By The Times
    344 6 London. Sept 2 THE need for firmness In Iran the theme of an editorial m The Times, which say.- that the immunity of Teheran from occupation by British and Russian forces ran continue only If lull confidence Is felt m the
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    13 Killed In French Plane Crash
    42 6 I ondon. Sept I. THIRTEI trai crashed n\ Lak Man rhe victims included I ibers missii Phe fl the lam was Bern The pilot made a man rashed bo Lai a shallow inlet o: 1 Reuter
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    SPANISH VOLUNTEERS
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    Nazi Attempt To Win Over Soviet farmers
    14 6 Nazi Attempt To Win Over Soviet farmers H -i 1 only tunit United Press
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    HUNGARIANS TELL OF WAR PROGRESS
    8 6 HUNGARIANS TELL OF WAR PROGRESS J United Press
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    FINNS CLAM PUSH TO SOVIET BORDER
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    Jews Can No Longer Leave Germany
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    3,500 Japan Wait For Ship In Manila
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    BRITISH FOREIGN OFFICE OFFICIAL IN SINGAPORE
    596 7 Japan Would Have Her Hands Full In Event Of Attack On Malaya F japan <W> think of mucking Malaya, she will Ln h< r hands {u for the Japanese must realize f that are much stronger m the Far East than I bJort and
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    Armmy Minister To Investigate
    52 7 Armmy Minister To Investigate Mißistel for the r, f j < sender, is nP« r from Smother nan the is slouch hals Mr. nn< erned ui'h initriii the i \tj>ira!kin untI rrai Mei- h halN I* .*il Matey* has been ition 1m some time ,g r !.at a d«*cision pa
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    prison For Two Japanese And A Chinese
    46 7 r v.li-K..tiK m < g v Settlements i Chong Ah limoru su>aki. foul years' bfj Mi Jus- In the- a alenccd to j (Hlsonment. .aid I itana kvred hotol m parcel c mtainbeei >*■ t cbinf .*< itd And Dejiatj had t.o
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    Illegal Importation Of Bali Curios
    28 7 aiueo ai which Bmerggncj month's d Old- i 'ed and about $ioo wa I v D > MB taj i ..!e he B r.
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    AUSTRALIA'S NEW TANK CHIEF
    71 7 M. Melbourne, Sept. 2. AJOR-GEN. NORTHCOTT, who s "^nty Chief of General tfc^ i We l* Malay *<» prepare for w»e landing of th*» A.1.F., has commenced duty as General Officer i'^?*/?* 11 Austrilla 's new armoured division. r "k P*??*™ D«Puty Chief of Rri^?- 1
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    Six Women Sent To Prison For Four Months
    161 7 Six Women Sent To Prison For Four Months *piE heavy sentences passed a week ago by the Singapore Third Magistrate, Mr. W. D. Carew on three women for soliciting for'immoral purposes m a public place near the Anzac Club had already had a det« rrent effect on the "ricksha parade."
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    Sentence On Licensee Of Cafe Confirmed
    233 7 IJOLDINti that there was no reason- able doubt, of the appellant's guilt, the Chiet Justice, Sir Percy McElwaine, yesterday upheld In the Singapore High Court a police court conviction and sentence on Tan Kee Sianu', licensee o: the Modern Cafe m Jabn Besar. Tan
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    WOMAN ACQUITTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE
    107 7 <IYom Our Own Correspondent 1 Ipoh. Sept. 2. REMARKING that there wa.s not sufficient evidence to support a murder Charge a:ain.st her, Mr. Justice 1 Eforne u<'tjuittrd and discharged a young woman, Phang Ch«xi Kw;«n, at the Perak Assizes to-day. The woman was alleged to
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    43 7 A lectUt* <>f "Cuiyeas of tlio Future" will b<* dcttrercd by Mr. v. s. Isaacs at 6. 50 p.m. to-morrow at Urn premtea of the Bliigapore Lodge i. .<■<*■,. >phkal S<¥ ioty at 8, Cairnhill Ron.!. Singapore iTiis lecture is open to the public.
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    Attack On College Student Alleged
    141 7 QTATED to have attacked a Medical d College girl student m College Road on Monday afternoon. Salleh bin Samat. an 18-year-old Javanese, was refused bail when he appeared m the Singapore Fifth Court yesterday. Sulleh was alleged to have caused grievous hurt to the girl
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    CEYLON TAMILS FIGHTER FUND DRIVE
    95 7 (Prom Our Ov.ii Correspondent) Taipinjr. Sept. Z. "IN 1914, we collected $23. (XX) within a lew weeks lur the Jaffna Tamils' Aeroplane and the Fund should strive to announce m due course that wo have collected 550.00.) (or the Ceylon Tamils' Fighter Piano Fund." said
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    "THIRD YEAR BEGINS"
    58 7 THE Governor, Sir Shenton rhomas. j is to take part In the Singapore i broadcast 1 nz. station's programme "The Third Year Begins" m which two years of wi.r will be reviewed. The i programme is to run from 7.30 to 8.30 j p.m. to-day and Sir
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    Survivors Of Ship Sinkings Helped By Malayan Gifts
    254 7 MR F. L. SIDEBOTHAM, M.C., secretary of the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Royal Benevolent Fund, has written to Sir Shenton Thomas, chairman of the Malaya Patriotic Fund: "I have received from the Agent for Malaya m London a further contribution of 5,000
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    Speeding Up Of Work In Malaya's Padi Areas PRODUCTION CERTAIN TO BE INCREASED SHORTLY
    427 7 Speeding Up Of Work In Malaya's Padi Areas PRODUCTION CERTAIN TO BE INCREASED SHORTLY "AS rice is the most important food of the country, it is natural that efforts to increase Malayan production of padi should receive special attention," states Mr. W. N. C. Belgrave, head of the Department of
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    Driver's Evidence At Coroner's Inquiry SUGGESTS COLLISION NOT CAUSE OF DEATH
    216 7 Driver's Evidence At Coroner's Inquiry SUGGESTS COLLISION NOT CAUSE OF DEATH AN Indian Army lorry-driver, jakiri- samy, suggested at an inquiry yesterday into the death of a Chinese labourer that the injuries the labourer sustained m v, collision with his lorry were not the cause of his death He was
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    ALLOWANCES FOR A.R.P. WORKERS
    161 7 ALLOWANCES FOR A.R.P. WORKERS AN interim report on pay and allowances for members of the Mulayan passive defence services has been submitted to Government by the special committee set up to consider the matter. The committee, under the chairmanship of Mr. Justice Worley, is continuing its considerations of the scale
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    SALE OF FORGED $10 NOTES ALLEGED
    148 7 CHARCLjd witb selling lodged $10 straits Settlements currency notes, a Chinese, Wong Fook Kirn. was on trial at the Singapore Assizes be f ore Mr. Justice Worley yesterday. Chong Ah Sin, who earlier yesierday was sentenced to four years'" rigorous imprisonment for alleged trafficking
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH
    22 9 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH sSreT^n ffigSS Emma MeConnell Kerr. The fuS 1% RC SSS at th tfr>, RC. Section at 5 p.m. to-day
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    RED SHIELD SERVICES CLUB CONCERT
    126 9 THE Red Shield Servta s ciui> m 1 Singapore, which wis opened at th' 1 end ol July, held an Informal concert on Monday night. Tr- enterW.nrnent v.\ts organized largely by the men themselves and most ol the Items were given b-- memb- rs of
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    THE SINGAPORE C.-OF-C RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    129 9 DAILY PHICBB CVHBBNT Srpt 1. 11 o'cl«Kk noon Tone of Market- Quiet lA'est Cable London Spot Sheet) 13 '> d. per Ib. New York Spot Sheet, U.S. closed. iiuvrn Shuts No. IX kss Spot loom 3b-* 38% No IX R.S.fl PO B m .^ase^ Aug.
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    BUS GOES OFF ROAD & STRIKES SCHOOLBOY
    254 9 BUS GOES OFF ROAD STRIKES SCHOOLBOY A MOTOR-BUS driver, Urn Liong San, who drove his bus m so negligent a manner as to cause hurt j to a Malay schoolboy walking on the I grass verge ten feet from the side i of the road, was fined $200, or three
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    Women's Importance In War Effort
    174 9 London, Sept. 2. Stating that it is necessary .o make it quite clear that neither the anne i forces nor the war industries C« n be iuily mobilized unless women n large numbers are ob ained, the Ministry of Labour and National Service announces stringent
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    THE EASTERN GRAPHIC
    97 9 IMIE latest Lssue o< Uie Eastern Graphic, which Is on sale to-day, contains rr.any articles of topical inter st. Principal among 1 them is an artirlc on Thailand by "Watch- man Another most interesting article decLs with 1 whf courage of the people of Chungking und r
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    Indians' Great Deeds In Western Desert Battle
    692 9 RETORTS trf courageous deeds by British and Indian officers and men m the flphtinK m the Western Desert are made m the fol'owinsj announcements of immediate awards by the Comm mdcr-in-CM^f. Middle BAst. Military- Cross: Lieut. X. B. Thjmas, King Geor?c V Own
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    Germans To Be Told "Another Winter Of War"
    159 9 Germans To Be Told "Another Winter Of War" Zurich, Sept. A BIG Hitler speech giving details of the review of war problems and preparing the minds of the German people for another winter of war is expected m Berlin early this month, according to the Berlin correspondent of the Swiss
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    Soviet Leaflets Over Iranian Capital
    206 9 Teheran, Sept. 2. "ALL Germans m Iran are spies and cnemi?s uf the Inninn people :ay leaflets dropped over Teheran by Soviet planes. "They want to make slaves of the Iranian'?." The leaflets warn the Iranians that the Germans, f>>r thHr own interests, desire to
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    Spent Five Months In Hospital
    103 9 THE defendant was the oriiy p.rson injured m the collision and he has spent five months m hospital, which is already a severe punishmer:. s.%:d Court Inspector A. H. Prcw m the i Singapore Traffic Court yesUrduy He was prosecuting m a cas? m which
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    CHINESE PLEASED WITH OPERATIONS
    96 9 Chungking, Sept. 2. THE military spokesman said the Chinese were gratified at the result of Chinese raids on Japanese garrisons m eastern China from Aug. 25 tc Aug. 27, which he described as "leelers" to test the Japanese strength and disrupt communications. The operations ranged over
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    Diggers Pack A Punch Too
    347 9 Australian News By Cable M Melbourne, Sept. Z. AJOR-GEN. Sir Iven Mackay, *ho came from the Middle East to become Commander-in -Chief of Australia's Home Forces, s^.ys thr.t cry man m the A.I.F. m the Middle East believes himself to be more than a. match
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    COURT AWARD AGAINST STATE OF JOHORE
    110 9 (Prom Our Own Oorrespoodeat) Ifwr, Sept. 2. IN the course of a ftHgtrifiit delivered at the Arizes at Mua-. Mr. Juraee Man. ning allowed Ote claim of Kunn T/H>n? Heng, a P.W.D. contrartor. aealr c t the Size of Jr>hore for the cum of
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    BUDDHISTS PARTICIPATE IN "DAY OF PRAYER"
    53 9 THE Buddhist Union, Singapore, will observe thp "Day of Prayer" on Sunday at the Union's premises at 731, Geylans Road. Special re'icrious services will be conducted on this £ay ■from 8.15 am. to 9 n m <> \b a.m. to 10 'am., and 8
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      192 9 Vigour Restored, Glands Made Young In 24 Hours It Is no longer necessary to suffer from lorj of vigour and manhood, weak memory and body, nenrousness. Impure blood, si«-k--ly «ki:i, depression, and po^r sW-ep, because en American Doctor has discovered a <iui< k. easy way to end those troubles. This
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      61 9 f s^sW *i? aVV^^^^^^^^VE blhs^h bSrUBSbk > v.j .^'^^Bs^.j^^^B^^ant v^b^H^^^bb BRf a^> '-.-i Vis < .'*i<< z av&ii ala^BTT^Hr %^tjßt b^bs^e ~^H i^F 6^ofv .-< '"-v \jß3fS «k.^V b^P^m^ i-*^Bl kv *&>//■■ 'frz* aV&i M^m- >.^H >'?4H b&S^' h Fj Mft^af* ■Xi »Br v «V 9 bSI^JH bw f yjf
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      179 9 POST OFFICE MAIL LIST close at Uie Cknaral Post Office as follows: TO-DAY j«S ralla a1 <P-m. SSS^v.-:. v.:::::: E 'i::S: TO-MORROW c f len air 4 p.m. gi'f v. j g c #'p? !S Great Brucin etc air 4 p.m. ;f va air 4 p.m. Mauritius air 4 m
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    ANNUAL SWIMMING AT RAFFLES INSTITUTION
    47 10 THE fifth annual swimrnln< curnival q| Ra" l^ Institution will be hell on TtKSdav Bepl 23. at 4 prr at the V.M C A po.>; Ttif\ C^nnine Thpr** «111 b^ »n B yard> free style ra.e for old bo-.s of the acho<!
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    SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY
    126 10 SKI !.v LIONS tor to-day's races at r.ukit '1 imah are: FRU PRESS Race 1: Pynible, Clarissa the Flea. Kate I: >hanirock, Toddy Boy. Race 3: Autumn Brid»*, I^idy lustre. Rice I: !ir>t Ka, (ireen Howard. Kace Scoich Melody. I pheld. Rate t The !*athan, King's (•ambit.
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    Manchesters Win 4-0
    362 10 Mam infers. Police 0 EVKN though the Police had more or the txdUUlfCa m their first dvi ion lea;:u»* soner m.Ui h as.unst the Manchester* at the Depot yesterday, they could not prevent their opponents fioni icoring t-,vo quuk R«>*il s cain n:llf to be:U them by
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    PYMBLE AND THE PATHAN BEST BETS
    1637 10 Fourth Day Of Singapore Gold Cup Races PYMBLE and The Pathan should make the best bets at Bukit T»mah to-day, the fourth day of the Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) meeting. The Paihan went \cry well to finish fourth m his first run
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    REMAINING WEIGHTS FOR SATURDAY
    97 10 rpITE following are weights for the two remaining races at Bukit Timah on Saturday, the final day of the Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup> meeting: Horses Class 2— Div. 1 1»; miles Scarlet Tiger 9.00 Stuart Tartan 8.04 Aianda 8.12 1 hanks 8.02 Eamory 8.10
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    American Tennis Championships
    58 10 Forest Hills, Sept. iIALEBie SCOTT and Nuja V Brown, the two English girls concerned m the American women s lawn tennis singles championship, \ntntd the third round, Miss U^ an Po St!lf.eVa 3 i i n g Am.riran m the men's singles, had a [hr^-hour battle before
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    Airmen Defeat Athletic By Odd Goal
    555 10 Airmen Defeat Athletic By Odd Goal Z. Chiac c A hi. 1A L\Te"go\L by Campbea K^t the '^L w« not neari, *nJUng i weeK m,_- ting between the Airmen a::d The Airmen were »idr<-d Ittdtj u> K»pe through. The Chin j« Atlilj-«c j.iUe pUi d fast, clever soccer and fully
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    ST. LEGER PROBABLES AND JOCKEYS
    88 10 Ixi a dan. Srpt. 1. TIE following *re the probables and j.xrkeys lor the St. Legor. whtcb v. ill be run on Sept. 6: Bakhtawur <Ha:ry «rrmq>> J Chateau la Rose (Jones. Dancing Time ißeary), Devonian (Peiiyman), Peloos <E. P 11. Smitti <>r Carey), Plrozedin
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    S.A.O.B.A. RUGBY MEETING
    42 10 S.A.O.B.A. RUGBY MEETING THE rugby section of St. Andrew's 1•' i B bs a-. 1 Ltk a will hi Id ft annual genera] meeting at the y.m.c a. board room ut 5.30 p.m. on Friday to elect offlcebeare: for .'he t\>-.:r^.^ season.
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    RESERVES DRAW
    48 10 7*HE Loyals and the Argyll reserves ti an I six goals at the Gfltanan Barracks yesterday when they met m a reserve division league soccer fixture. The Loyals scored three times In the Brst half and the Argylls replied with three goals m the s^Mnd half.
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    KEPPEL HOUSE SPOON
    35 10 THE Keppel House Spoon COmpettUon for I August at the Keppe] Golf club resulted In a win for Mrs. a. Barr with a score Of 47 49-47—113 less handicap 39-104 net. s>
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    DUFFER'S CUP GOLF
    26 10 IN the final round of the Hoyal Singapore Golf club's Duffer's Cup competition, m E. Columbine beat H. Smith fo-.ir and two. I
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    SULTAN HEAT FORT
    30 10 Jj.M.S. Sultan beat Fort, Q'.nniiiß by the odd soni m fur mi n a second divisioQ <b> league soccer match played on the Clerical Union ground yrstcrch'.y
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    KRANJI WIN 5—2
    24 10 ¥£RANJi brat the Wanderers by Bye goals! to two m a second divisions (b) league soccer match, played at Kranji yesterday.
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    Patrick Beats Dundee Unusual Circumstances
    570 10 Sports Notes From Australia ylC PATRICK, Australian light I T Jimmy Dundee in unusual rirami I Stadium last nighl. 1 Dundee was knocked th ugh the 1 round with a terrific left-handed I and became entangled in the n pi I x j »niy bali-way
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    Football Results At A Glance
    33 10 r i G 1.... SmbUm M i I: Kacte j l m Lhi Parraatatta l<i v Mar.l- I ''I dl ',1 !■>-■. <*. a. > j|'» -II: >OUths > > EacU -vcin^ n
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    State Cup Soccer Semi-Finals
    83 10 State Cup Soccer Semi-Finals rxc: i .1 ■ted 1 rder d "i ne tro I Inn Et uu I Wr;c ->• A; Leichhardt-/ OlxVmiili I'nlui kj i Lm s-\ .-h.. tin 1 bf Idclm Walla .j d < i minutes later i pea but icata Qu Bar.-j J\e tint liall
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      52 10 To-days Sports Events 9OCCW: s. \.i Nafi Aral AMsioi'. vs. M.KA.. \nson Road sfa«lium. Ciordons >s. ArrvlLs, Selr-.mr; Foli -f v«. I*. V (Heavy F-rlmrnt), l>^not. >f-n" 1 Hnj.; m 'h». J.CS V v*. InUi.wi a\aaai ..vim, j C.S.A. RACFS: Sinifipnrr Tu"-f lub's \utnn»n fGaM Tup i mrrtirn;. fourth dar.
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