Malaya Tribune, 8 August 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVII- •No. 189. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, August 8, 19-10.
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    Scene Of Delicate Talks
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    CRITICAL BALKAN PARLEY BEGINS
    259 1 Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 8. 4 to a Bud.-.pest despatch to the official German ncy M. Bossy, Rumanian Ambassador to Rome, to Hungary as special envoy to begin preliminary Hungarian Government. Budapest, Aug. 8. m b s arrived and is ye immediate taiks nan Prime Minis »n
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 Reuter. Moscow, Aug. 8. Soviet Pumier, Sir Staffoid Cripps, n adcr, en Wcd--1 n:ng. Lat* the preSir Stafford Cripps jj -Hi a brief interview with w liade Commissar, Wikoyan. Reuter.
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    MUSLIM ANGER
    105 1 Reuter. Jerusalem, Aug 8. B ITT Kit condemnation of the Italian air raid on Haifa and false Italian broadcasts—some of which have said that Arabs welcomed the bembers and promptly looted Jewish shops— was expressed at a mass meeting in Jaffa of some 2.IMM) people. Azmai Dabah. of
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    865 Japanese In Britain
    49 1 Reuter. London. Aug. 8. THE number of Japanese registered with the police in Britain is 865. of whom 762 are males, stated Mr. Peake, Under-Secretary for the Home Office, yesterday in a written reply to Lieut.-Colonel Sir Moore <Cc ns?rvative) in the House of Commons.—Reuter.
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    New Director Of Information
    34 1 Reuter. London, Aug. B.—Sir Kenneth Lee, Director-General of the Ministry of Information, has resigned and is succeeded by Sir Frank Pick, formerly a member of the London Passenger Transport Board.
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    Hitler's Plans Cause Confusion In Balkans
    693 1 London, Aug. 7. rE growing disillusionment in countries immediately concerned in Hitler's plans for reorganising the Balkans is reflected in despatches from newspaper correspondents in these and other neutral toun- tries. The Times, in a leading article, says:—"Hitler's ostentatious undertaking to Gquare the Balkan
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    ITALIANS SUFFER SEVERE LOSSES IN SOMALILAND Three Towns Taken
    126 1 NO INVASION OF EGYPT REPORTED London, Aug. 8. CAIRO communique states: "On Aug. San Italian column entered Zeila (British Somaliland) unopposed. On the same day Hargeisa was captured hy a strong force, which included tanks, artillery, machineguns and aircraft. "OUR DELAYING
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    Air Raid On Palestine
    295 1 Reuter. IN Palestine enemy aircraft again raided Haifa on the morning ol Aug. 6. A number of bombs were dropped, nearly all of which fell haimlessly in the sea or on waste ground. No bombs fell on the town. Military casualties were nil. Civilian casualt|i«*were under
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    There'll Always Be An England
    369 1 HEROIC COURAGE ON TORPEDOED LINER Reuter. London, Aug. 8. fllE Elder Dempster liner Accra, 9,337 tons, has been sunk off the west coast of Eire. Over 150 survivors have been landed at a north-west English port; 25 people are missing. An Admiralty bulletin states that
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    RESPONSE OF BLOOD DONORS DISAPPOINTING
    404 2 THOUSANDS MORE NEEDED SOON (Tribune Staff Reporter) _4 VERY disappointing response after a rather promising i hOW Dr G V AUen Principal of the College of Medicine, characterised the attitude of the public to the appeal for blood-donors made twe weeks ago by the Hon.
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    BLACKOUT ON SEPT. 2, 3, 4
    89 2 J SINGAPORE will observe the first anniversary of the war with a black-out, aci cording to a notification of a Government Gazette extraordinary issued last night. To be held on Sept. 2, 3 and 4, the black-out wfli require the extinguishing of outdoor lights
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    Assault On Warden Alleged
    200 2 Singapore, Wednesday. ALLEGEDLY concerned in a n case of assault on a Senior Air Raid Warden during the first night of the Singapore blackout n o n June 27. this year, Jh*2e Chinese, Chua Chin Ong, Kuan Ah Peng and Teh Ah Leng appeared before Mr.
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    Sympathy For Sailors
    185 2 DT>or>r>T Sln Kapore, Wednesday. ESCRIBED as being "victims cf circumstances", four Danish sailors who are now stranded in Singapore pleaded guilty to a v^k? G of being va erants without visible means of subsistence, when they were produced before Mr J ?™,5 ap J X) 2 ort
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    COURT BAILIFF SENT TO GAOL 8 MONTHS
    510 2 Singapore v J)CSCKIBED as a "man of good character, wh! h the Courts of the Colony for three years and gone training as a Volunteer," a former as t Under bailiff of the Singapore Civil District Court sentenced to eight months' rigorous imprisonm
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    Man Falls 40 Feet To Death
    171 2 Singapore, Wednesn tyHILE working on a Municipal quarry ti onJu'y 22, Chan V old coolie feU from yea about 40 feet rZ, v height t juries all oTer a few hours later at tho t d Cv Seng Hospital. the Tar At this mornino'?
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    CARICATURIST IN SINGAPORE
    102 2 IJAVING arrived in Btogapoß last week, Mr. A. Pope sc. lencwnea Rumanian artist, is now in this city making caricatures of the people of Singapore. Interviewed, this widely travelled portraitist and caricaturist said '"It is my compliment to this interesting country and I wish to do caricatures
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    Impersonation Charge Against Chinese Youth
    252 2 VONG Loke Khenr an tW» l S,nsra P° re > Wednesday. before the 2l E hsh s P eak Chinese appealed «*M*ed with H nM Mt ™te, Mr. Oon Khye Kianf, Office on Tuly Personatin a office of the Food Su, .Tl 1 nn a
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      19 2 Hie Fifth Column II v Discreel About The Fleel STOP PRESS "Talk About Tiger Instead" Advt. of TIGERS BEER
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    BEER....
    80 3 YESTERDAY a party of 21 sailors visited Malayan Breweries on the kind of sightseeing tour that definitely has a happy ending, as you will see by this picture. After seeing the whole brcwin<r process from the time the malt is first treated until the automatic labeller prepares the bottles
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    Nursing Story At Alhambra
    138 3 A STORY of tenderness, compassion and sacrifice, packed with a dramatic power and suspense. RKO Radio's "Vigil in the Night.'' which opened at the Alhambrc. last night, presents Carole Lombard. Brian Aherne and Anne Shirley in the stellar roles. Based on the sensational serial story by
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    16 3 Mr. G. W. Davis, M.C.S.. has been appointed to act as Protector of Chinese, Negri Sembilan.
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    MALAYA TO ATTEND DELHI TALKS
    83 3 Reuter. Simla, Aug. 7. |T IS understood that a conference, at which East Africa, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and Malaya will be represented, is likely to be convened at New Delhi in October, with the object of settling their joint policy for war needs.
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    SOCIETY CHARGE
    85 3 Singapore. Wednesday. ARRESTED at Serangoon Road English School, yesterday afternoon. Fco Ah Kiang. a 26-year-old Hainanese was enarged with having assisted in the management of the Students' Anti-Enemy Eacking-Up Society, when he was produced before Mr. J. G. Rappoport. the Third Police Magistrate, to-day. Fco claimed trial and
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    22 3 Mr.Lim Chong Pang, accompanied by his wife and children, will on Aug. 10 on holiday and will be away for two weeks.
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    SALESMAN SAYS LOVEDAY FORMED CONTRACTORS'RING
    1816 3 FURTHER EVIDENCE AT COURT MARTIAL Singapore, Wednesday. jyjß. Soh Hun Swee, salesman and office assistant of Messrs. Guthrie Co., Ltd., gave evidence to-day before the Court Martial that is trying Capt. Loveday, R.E., on charges of corruption and attempting to defraild. describing how a plan
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    TERRIFIC DEFEAT THAT WAS EXPECTED BY ALL
    385 4  -  Colony's Failure At K.L, MALAYAN CRICKET REVIEW (By Tribune Special Correspondent LUMPUR was the centre of th e season's biggest and the most important cricket match, the Malay Staies and the Colony encounter which has been rightly termed the Malayan Test. The Colony
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    Fip;htino; Cricket
    178 4 THE States were In a none too happy position when their board showed three wickets down for only 38 runs, but then Lall Singh and Todd played fighting cricket to put the side out cf danger. Lall Singh played a grand «Mun« and W i t h a
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    Less Than Ten
    183 4 tjyiTH the exception of Soon Wee everybody with any reputation as a batsman on the Malay States side scored well, but some of the Colony stars fell rather badly. For Instance Outschoorn ir&o was rated as the best batsman on the Colony side scored less than ten
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    Penang"
    241 4 THERE was little or no cricket 1 played In Perak last week but a Perak team—the Dew Recreation Club of Teluk Anson—travelled up to Penang and played two matches, one against the O.X.A. and the other against the Green Hall Juveniles, and lost both of them by narrow margins.
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    Loyfat House Leads St. Andrew's Sports
    386 4 POSTPONED from Tuesday owing to the bad weather conditions, the 29th annual athletic sports of the St. Andrew's School commenced on their school ground at Woodsville last evening and will be concluded to-morrow. Only the inter-house relay events Were run off besides certain old
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    CONVENT HOLD SPORTS MEET
    246 4 j/EEN competitive rivalry markJJ ed the annual sports of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus last evening held on the school ground in favourable weather The long and varied events were run off without a hitch, and nearly all of them saw close finishes, in
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    Yacht Club Programme
    89 4 SINGAPORE Yacht Club programme for the week-end are: Friday: Usual races for all classes, starting at 5.25 p.m. Sunday: "C" c'ass will sail the 2nd race for a Club Burgee, starting at 9.50 a.m. "A" Class will sail the 2nd race for the N.I. Koopvaardij Beker Challenge
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    Hughes, Kho Sin Kie Play At Malacca
    102 4 Muar, Aug 7. A big crowd was present at the Civil Service Club court yesterday evening to see the exhibition tennis matches by Kho Sin Kie and Pat Hughes, the Davis Cup players. Despite a rather wet court due tc overnight rain, there
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    TADS SHOCK MALAYS, 3—2
    375 5 Cunliffe Scores Three Manchester. 3. Malays 2 £UM(FFE, leader of the Manchesters attack, scored three goals for his side to irain a surprise 3-2 victory over the Malays in a return Division 1 soccer match at Anson Road Stadium yesterday. The Tads lost the first match
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    Combined Brothers' Schools' Eleven
    75 5 The Combined Brothers' Schools' team in th? annual soccer fixture against the Christian Brothers' Old Boys' Association to-day at 5.15 p.m. on the S.J.I, ground will be: D. Baptist (S.P.S.*; Lav Heng Fook—captain (S.J.I, t, Sui Hin (5.A.8.5.); A. Jeltes (5.J.1.), Hoon Teng (S.P.S.), Hons Say
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    ATHLETICS
    60 5 IHCKINC the football was one of the tests at the first sports of St. Andrew's School, Singapore to be held at the new school at Wood'ville. Below, a competitor is seen in action. Left: A tmiling schoolgirl taking part in the passing -the-ball event at the sports meet of
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    Weights For Saturday
    343 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Aug. 7. WEIGHTS for the last day of the Penang races, are below. Scratchings and the order of running will be released to-morrow. Horses: Class 2—Division I—6 Furs.:— Eelgrass 9.00, Mystic Music 9.00, Gay Gorse 8.11, Beano 8.10. Batti 8 07. Solar
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    Premierian B. P.
    23 5 On the Merridale Badminton Party's court the Premierian BP. lost to Mayfair by a narrow margin of three-four games. I
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    SPORTS DIARY
    47 5 TO-DAY SOCCER: Div. I, R.A. (A.A.) v. Polite, Stadium; R.D., Navy v. Loyals, N. Base; S.R.C. v. R.E. S.R.C., Div. II (A), R.A.F. (Torpedo) v. Signals, Seletar. SPORTS: Raffles Girls' School Parents' Day, 4.30 p.m.; Singapore Chinese Girls' School Sports. POLO: K.O.R. Cup Final. Balestier.
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    St. Andrew's O.B.A. Office Bearers
    111 5 AT the recent general meet nig ol the St. Andrew's Old Boys Association at St. Andrew's He use, the following were elected office bearers for the hockey and rugby sections for 1940 and 1941: Hockey: Chairman, F. Thomas; captain, if. Armstrcng; vice-capt. F. Pullen and
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    R.N.W.T. Superior To Junior 'Civils'
    378 5 B.N.W.T 5; J.C.S.A 2. Navy Telegraphists' superior fitness proved a decisive factor in their II "B" league soccer match against the J.C.S.A. on tho laiter's own ground, th e Navy winning by five goals to two. Scrappy pla> was seen in the first ten tninutes
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    Week-end Badminton
    110 5 SINGAPORE Badminton Association tournament ties for the week-end are SATURDAY: Tan Chwee Hock and Chan Khek Eng (U.C.A.) v. Wee Chim Tee and Loh Ngian Hin (Marigold 8.P.); I.J. Vass and Victor Tee (Police S.A.) v. Leow Kirn Lee and Pang Eng Guan (Playfair BP.); Heng Swee Tee
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    Eclipse B. P. Team
    70 5 The following will represent the Eclipse Badminton Party against the Amateur Athletic Union in a game of five singles, one doubles and one women's singles on Sunday at the Clerical Union Hall at 7 p.m.: Ahmad Mattar, Lee Kirn Seng, Chia Chin Soon, Cheong Hock Long,
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    MORAVIA WIN FROM EARLY 1-0 REVERSE
    241 5 Moravia.. 3: Customs.. 2. RALLYING beautifully in the second half after being onenil in the first, and playing with only ten men throughout, Moravia snatched victory from the Customs by the odd goal in five in a Div. 28. soccer match on the Singapore
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    Italians Obey Berlin Order
    175 6 THE only thing the Italians can congratulate themselves upon is Mussolini's sense of timing, and there is little doubt that this timing is done in Berlin. In the declaration ol war they gained a reputation for stabbing their Latin brothers in the back and, no doubt,
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    Walking Into A Trap
    135 6 Mussolini i s inviting more trouble by instituting an attack on British Somaliland and on Egypt. This attack is launched for two reasons: (1) On the orders of Hitler, for the purpose of creating a diversion that mighi facilitate a German blitzkrieg against Britain or Gibraltar.
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    Reason For Oil Ban
    122 6 |P neutral countries, such as Japan and Spain, have taken exception to the ban Placed by the Americas on the export of aviation spirit and Wrap metal, their complaints may b e dissipated by the logical explanation just given by President Roosevelt at a fress conference.
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    NAZIS PREPARE GIGANTIC SLAVE STATE
    317 6  -  Churchill And Stalin Will Upset The Cart By Frederic Sondern in the San Francisco Chronicle DISPATCHES from the few remaining neutral Embassies in Berlin are beginning to give some inkling of the Hitler peace Diktat which is to be enforced—according to the Nazis—on conquered Europe.
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    Fear Of Britain
    301 6 MEUTRAL observers expect that Hitler's peace terms to the British wil' be that Britain is to he included in the federation in exchange for .complete disarmament surrender of her African colonies and payment of a large indemnity, ror Berlin is not looking foruaiu to an attack on
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    * Stalin Holes In
    242 6 Stalin Holes In THERE has been much talk recently cf Joe Stalin's swinging against Hitler at the eleventh hour—for fear of Germany's complete control of Europe and eventual attack on the Soviet Union. Hut leliable Kremlin sources show the picture In quite a different light. Comrade Joe is betting that
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    JAPAN'S POLICY IN SOUTH SEAS AREA
    241 6 Tokyo, Aug. 6. JWK. Xaoki Hoshino, Minister in without portfolio and the President of the National Planning Board, in a Press interview to-day said that the Ja-pan-Manchoukuo-China economic bloc was strong enough to attain a state of self-suffi-ciency, falling behind none in respect of
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    ITALIANS TO REMAIN IN SHANGHAI
    38 6 JfNE Japanese S^nceJ FrenohT ne mails in the Shanghai French Concession Post Office on 1 9hn n n" V mornin according?, °2j On the contrary, they arp «Jri pother Powers. -Chinese Cent r2
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    Mission Destroyed By Japanese Bombs
    44 6 n Mr Jyler and his wife of ihp China Inland Mission here rerJCrt! hat Brit d e tr S ction to the 'shang-" nai Brif.sh Consulate asked the British authorities protest to the Japanese 1 Chinese Central Npws 8
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    R.A.F. Pilot In Raid On Paris
    140 7 London, Aug. 7. -AXING advantage of a cloud forI on which concealed his apa pilot of an R.A.F. medium raided Paris airport, at t yesterday afternoon, Air Ministry News c, i large twin-engined Gerrcraft were on the Tarmac tnbcr of others of mediun:re standing
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    LULL ON ALL FRONTS IN CHINA
    88 7 Reuter. Chungking, Aug. 7. A COMPARATIVE lull on n all fronts and an easing up in the Japanese aerial bombing of Chungking are about the only significant events in the present SinoJapanese military situation. Well informed Chinese sources believe there is not likely to
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    Britain Gains Over Ten Million Tons Of Shipping
    275 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 7. 4- a i suit of the German invasion of Poland, Norway, Denmark and the Low Countries, and the collapse of France, ng strength of Great Britain and the Dominions has reased by over ten million tons deadweight, it
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    CHINESE TROOPS RUSHING TO INDO-CHINA FRONTIER
    65 7 Witt Not Permit Japanese To Enter Colony REUTER. Shanghai, Aug. 7. IT is reported that the Chinese have warned the French authorities that they will take military measures if the Japanese are permitted to establish bases in Indo-China. THE CHINESE PRESS REPORTS THAT CHINESE
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    Belgian Food Feeding Nazi Army
    125 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 7. COMMENTING on the forecast of the American Ambassador in Brussels, Mr. Joseph Cudahy, regarding famine soon in Belgium, the Daily Express asks: "Why can't the refugees return to gather the harvest? Because the Nazis will not let them. "The Nazis, not
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    Oxford University Honours Tapore
    79 7 Reuter. 0 Satiniketan. Bengal, Aug. 7. VJIR Rabindranath the 80--year-old Indian poet, received the degree of doctor of letters honrta causa, Oxford University, at a special convocation of Oxford University held here. This is believed to be the first time a special convocation Li held outside
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    Britain Ready For Any Nazi Attack
    415 7 Reuter. "JF THE GERMANS DECIDE TO ATTACK BRITAIN, WE ARE READY FOR THEM WHATEVER METHOD THEY CHOOSE. OUR DEFENCE PLANS PROVIDE A COUNTER TO EVERY POSSIBLE METHOD OF ATTACK." This assurance was given yesterday by the First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. A. V.
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    RESOLUTION NOT HIT
    61 7 London, Aug. 6. IT is authoritatively stated in London that there is no truth In the report that H.M.S. Resolution was hit by a bomb or that a Eritish cruiser was damaged dv ring an engagement off the Balearic Islands. Resolution, 29,150 tons, is p battleship of
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    Burma Road Traffic Goes On Normally
    317 7 Chungking, Aug. 6. on the Burma Road is continuing even though importation of a number of articles has been stopped by the British Government. The inflow of other articles, such as chemical and medicinal .supplies, is being carried on as usual. On the other
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    Yunnan Rail Traffic Will Be Protected
    48 7 Kunning, Aug. 6. REPLYING to th Chinese representations regarding traffic restriction on the Yunnan Railway, tho Governor of French Indo-Chi-na. M. Menteral Decoux, wired to th: lccal French Consul re-atfirm-ing the French determination to safeguard the legitimate interests of merchants.—Chinese Central News.
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    11 8 The Office Administering the ?ohn T Q Gnt has appointed Mr
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    53 9 Reuter. shington, Aug. 7. Jl L stimson, Serr*,n, < |Var, has »rder- l Ann) arsenals to i« VIX three-shift basis i<!"P l itnrday, in order r uroduetion of J, it least Gf. per nl ctimson tne ne had been authorised I i obtain maxiSoduciion
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    Japan To untitled From Retaliation
    168 9 rokyo, Au£. 7. Government will a( ch developments i the arrest of the Jaf23r TL i while, according tary, Mr. Kenj. 10- full< wing a Cabinet meet- lav. tied between at yesterday's [lowing the de--1 of the arrest ol Bril ish Empire ign Minister, Mr.
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    40 Involved In Bus Accident
    37 9 Reuter. L Betlin, Aug. 7. j of the League **t were involved in it near Grenoble Lisbon to embark States to establish id financial section Ie at Princeton. vrrelv injured and Router.
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    Britain Consults Australia
    36 9 Reuter. Canberra, Aug. 7. n, Commonwealth Extern*] Affairs, mcc in the house of to-day, that Aus- were considered by they affected dcciImperial and Pacific !!1 time to time. constantly consultand the other DoReuter.
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    Y.M.C.A. SCHOOLS
    23 9 Ql the V.M.C.A. be held on Friday, a m. Mr. J. T. kindly consented the awards and to on the occasion.
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    36 9 untitled of the Tamil Mr. A. K. Isaac, from Malaya to the General Conference in ul deliver a lecture on uf the tour at 1. Short X. b lay at 6.30 p.m. Mr. "oraiiamy will preside.
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    AXIS SPIES SWARMING IN ALL THE AMERICAS
    192 9 U.S. Air Mail Used By Fifth Column Reuter. London, Aug. 7. (jhKMAN-ITALIAN espionage agents masquerading as diplomats and business representatives have swarmed into the United States and Latin America since the war began. This was revealed in a report drawn up by a
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    LEAFLET ON TRANSFUSION
    36 9 ALEArXET has been published to give details of the emergency blood transfusion service In Singapore. Copies of this Feaflet can be obtained without charge on application to the Department of Information, Fullerton Building.
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    Prosperity In Rural China
    144 9 Chungking, Aug. 8. THERE is rural prosperity in the interior such as has not been for many years,"_reported Dr. E. Tsiang, Director of the Political Affairs Department of the Executive Yuan, who recently toured Hunan. Kweichow, Kwangtung. Kv.angsi. Kiangsi, Chekiang and Fukien Provinces as head of
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    EXAMINATION OF JAPANESE MAILS
    247 9 Singapore Action Kobe, Aug. 7. TT is reported here that the Nana Maru, O.S.K. liner, was boaided by the British authorities in Singapore on July 28 and that six bags destined for Africa were examined. AH the mail was returned next day to the liner. When
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    COMMUNISTS JAILED
    101 9 Singapore, Wednesday. rO Hengwahs, Ng Ah Choon (29), described as one of the leaders cf the Singapore (Red) General Labour Union tyre-repair-in°- branch, and Ong Ah Mo (25) said to be a collector for an unlawful Communist Society, were each sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment and recommended
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    18 9 Reuter. Fifty thousand workers demonstrated Crated in Tallinn to mark the incorporation of Estonia in tne Soviet Union.—Reuter.
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    LETTERS FOR OCCUPIED FRANCE
    84 9 MEMBERS of the public who wish to communicate with friends and relatives in enemy-occupied France are informed that their letters can new be accepted by Messrs. Thos. Cook Son, Ltd., Singapore, in the same way as letters for other European countries which are in enemy occupation,
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    SOVIET TAKES OVER ESTONIAN NAVY
    38 9 London, Aug. 8. THE Moscow radio states that ihe Soviet flag was hoist po on Estonian warships in the port cf Tallinn yesterday when the Estonian Navy was taken over by Red Fleet.
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    ALSACE AND LUXEMBURG IN REICH
    94 9 Reuter. London, Aug. 7. INDICATIONS of Hitler's plans in regard to absorption of Alsace-Lorraine and Luxemburg into the Reich are contained in two decrees issued by him to-day, whereby the entire administration of Alsace-Lorraine and Luxemburg will in future no longer be dependent on the
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    British Children & U.S.A.
    62 9 British Children U.S.A. Reuter. Washington, Aug 7. THE House of Representatives today passed and sent to the Senate legislation authorising United States ships to enter belligerent waters to evacuate child refugees. The House accepted amendments intended to assure that the children should not become public charges, and to forbid nurses
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    Singapore Mechanics
    24 9 The Singapore Engineering Mechanics' Association will celebrate their twelfth anniversary to-day at the Southern Hotel. Refreshments will be served at 3 p.m.
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    Nazi Exaggerations Of Successes At Sea
    320 9 London, Aug. 6. EXPERT opinion here is greatly interested in the continuous repetition of German High Command claims to have rank a huge tonnage of British merchant shipping. is directed to populations who are likely to hear no other news. It is important, however,
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    26 10 YAP— To A Ida Dolores, win- of Dr B. X Yap, a boy. at the Genera] Hospital. Mother and child arc dohig well.
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    TIN MARKET DULL
    73 11 ancial Correspondent! apore, Thursday, some interest in I d Petalings, there in the dollar tin t( Tday. The Ausrling sections were i »nt vet. 3 passed in rubbers, i> nuts and Kluangs ired irregular with 'ed in and its Traders, and an Malayan Collie--11 quantities, coni freely.
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    19 11 Thursday. Pri c f tin and rubber a re at noon today were:— RUBBER Sellers: 37 TIN
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    228 11 TIN London, Aug. 7. £266 V 2 Buye-c £2663 4 Sellers t266 1 4 Buyen £266! 2 Sellers RUBBER Land a, Aug. 7. Steady 13 131/4 13 13 V 8 12% i 2y 8 W i irdl Jan 12*4 12 516 N STOCK EXCHANGE London, Aug. 7.
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    MARKET REPORTS EMPIRE COTTON IMPORTS
    299 11  -  By Reuter rwrrnv j Liverpool, Aug. 7. |JUllUi\ opened easier m sympathy with New York. Ther™>LTtl l! ed f'"t but the market l uit klv recovered in sympathy mth higher Egyptians which advanced as Giza shorten m SCardty f cont ™<-ts, reflecting the intensification ol
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    Enemy Debts
    50 11 London, Aug. 7.—Government is prepared to assist traders who are unable to obtain payment of debts from enemy or occupied countries if the losses would prejudice export trade. The assistance takes the form of advances on security of the debts to the extent of 50 per cent, thereof.
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    Maize Crop
    42 11 London, Aug. 7.—Rumania reports that rains are reviving maize, but the recent intense heat has shrivelled the wheat crop, reducing the estimated total to 57 million bushels, compared to th? previous estimate of 65 millions, which was itself abnormally small
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    Ore Freights
    29 11 London, Aug. 7.—The East is still widely bidding 15 dollars for ore freights to the United States, neutral shipowners are asking higher rates for early positions. I
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    Women's Heads On Stamps
    193 11 AMERICA, birthplace of n:w ideas, is bringing out a set ot stamps of famous Americans, but, unlike most other countries, she B giving women their share of credit for the part they played in nation building. I First woman to be so honoured is Susan B.
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    37 11 Chief Inspector Samsuddin bin Haji Hamzah, Traffic Officer, Seremban, wUI shortly proceed to Tampin as O.C.P.D. to relieve lnche Jalil who is going on leave, while Inspector Arjan Singh will take up duties as Traffic Officer, Seremban.
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    NATIONAL EMPLOYERS' INSURANCE
    314 11 ■THE Directors of National Employers' Insurance in their report and accounts for thf year ended Dec. 31, 1939, state: Consolidated Revenue Account: The premium income decreased from £1,403,898 16s. 4d. to £1,403,683 os. od. and after providing for unexpired risks and outstanding claims £178,849 10s. Od. is
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    TIN IMPORTS INCREASE
    88 11 According to figures published by the Registrar-General of Statistics, Mr. H. North-Hunt, foreign tin imports to Malaya daring July amounted to 5,594 tons, making a total for the year up to the end of last month of 34,072 tons. The figure up to the end ot July,
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    Marquis Accused Of Driving Under Influence
    64 11 The Marquis of Dufferin and Ava, aged thirty-one, of Southstreet, Mayfair, London, W., was charged at Greenwich with driving while under the influence of drink to such an extent as to be incapable of having proper control. The Marquis was arrested ln Lee High-road,
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    Harry Day's £79,000 Will
    87 11 Colonel Harry Day, Labour M.P. for Southwark Central 1924-31 and from 1935, and famous variety agent, Who died in Quebec, Canada, last September, left £79,547 gross, with net personalty £55,806. To Harry Goodwin, "in recognition of his long service in my agency business of Day's Variety
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    BRITISH CREDIT STILL GOOD
    448 11 (From A Singapore Correspondent) pERHAPS the most sensitive of all indicators of public confidence is to be found in the quotations for Government bonds on the London Stock Exchange. Recent movements in these prices, reflecting as they do a sensational series of events on the continent
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    Produce
    139 11 Singapore, Aug. 7. R. (Siami W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 225 Rice Slam 2 213 Rice Siam 3 205 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 174 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 170 Rice Saigon Al Rice Saigon 1
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    Exchange
    209 11 Sin Bapore, Aug. 3. The following ar.e the exchange stock quotation this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2 4 1 16 London demand 2 4 1 16 Lyons demand Switzerland demand 206 Hamburg demand New York demand
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    Ayer Molek Rubber
    27 11 The crop ot th- Ayer Molek Rubber Co., Ltd., for July, 1940 WSi 25,:C4 lb. Total for the la* niM months is 213.771 lb.
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    Degaulle Signs Pact With Great Britain
    222 12 Reuter. London, Aug. 7. memorandum of igreement between the British Government and General Degaulle states that the French force assisting Great Britain will never be required to take up arms against France. Ihe memorandum was issued to-night with the letters exchanged between Mr. Winston
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    GERMAN PEOPLE NOW MOSTLY BELEAGUERED
    1137 12 GR. BRITAIN HAS NO CA USE FOR DISMA V London. Aug. 7. gPEARING in (he House of Commons to-day, Mr. Arthur Greenwood, Minister without Portfolio, said that great strides had been made and greater strides would be made in aircraft production and army equipment during
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    PEERESS CAPTURES RAIDER
    95 12 Reuter. London, Aug. 7. A GERMAN airman was to-day captured by Lady Buckland, widow of Lcrd Buckland. Ihe airman emerged from a wood locking very dishevelled and could speak only a few words of English. He indKaied by a dumb show how he had baled out of
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    20 12 Reuter. Moscow. Aug. 7. Estonia's request for incorporation In the Soviet Union was accepted unanimously to-day by the Supreme Soviet.—Reuter.
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    RED NAVY ON MOVE IN PACIFIC
    43 12 Reuter. London, Aug. 7. ACCORDING to a broadcast from Moscow this morning, the Russian Flret has begun what is described as large-scale manoeuvres in the Pacific. Submarines, light and heavy naval units, and aircraft are taking part.—Reuitr.
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    44 12 Reuter. London, Aug. 7. According to the Rome radio, an agreement has been signed between the Vatican and Portugal whereby the Church property taken over by the State in 1910, and now under its control, will b e returned by Portugal to the Church.—Reuter
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    HUGE ORDERS PLACED
    75 12 Reuter. Washing THE British Pui day lnf orrned Mr Secretary 0 f th- 7 British Gtovernrn«m Place large ord, States for tank, fi 1 many other supn!?e', purchased in Arne L 1 Pr Vl o2 This was reve head of the Sri interview wh orders involvii th
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    EUROPEAN FAMINE AND NAZI BOASTS
    264 12 Reuter. Wash in JHE Slate Department has asked Mr. Joseph kV lassador to BrHain, to supply the complete interview given to the Press in London yester Cudahy, United States Ambassador to Belgium Leopold's decision to surrender and the reported of condition approaching famine in Belgium
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