Malaya Tribune, 21 August 1940

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune vol. xxvni -No. 200. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Wednesday, August 21. 1940.
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    SINGAPORE NOT AFFECTED BY LOAN OF BASES TO U.S.
    232 1 Agreement Reached On Western Area Reuter. a London, Aug. 21. INGAPORE is not affected by the discussions with the United States on the use of British naval and air bases, said Lord Halifax (Foreign Minister) in the House of Lords last
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    No Fear Of Axis Blockade
    157 1 Reuter. London. Aug 21 DEFERRING to Hitler's declaration of a blockade of Br Lord Halifax (Foreign Minister) told the House of Lord* yesterday that the den added nothing startnow to the shipping situSJ ips will stfc enter and leave ports as they nave entered a
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    HUNGARIAN DEMANDS RIDICULOUS'
    61 1 Reuter. Bucharest, Aug. 21. JHE yreat divergence between respective proposals in Rumania and Hungary on the latter's claim to Transylvania leads to the belief that the negotiations J« Turnu-Severin are more likely M> be broken off than resumed. The Hungarian claims are described by the official Rumanian
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    ARMING OF INDIA SHIPS
    49 1 Reuter. Simla, Aug. 21. TT is learned that good progress has been made in arming Indian registered merchant ships with defensive guns, also in fitting them with degaussing apparatus against mines. The Royal Indian Navy is providing skeleton gun crews, supplemented by the ships' companies.—Reuter.
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    AMERICAN FLEET MANOEUVRES
    27 1 Reuter. Honolulu, Aug. 20.—The main body of the United States fleet left here to-day for manoeuvres which are expected to last a month Keuter.
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    Italian Threat To French Somaliland
    97 1 Reuter. Rome, Aug. 21. DIRECT threat to French Somaliland has been uttered by the diplomatic correspondent of the official Stefani News Agency. Writing on the British evacuation from Somaliland, the correspondent states: "The population of British Somaliland, like the people of neighbouring French Somaliland. have
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    Evacuated Troops
    31 1 Cairo, Aug. 21 A COMMUNIQUE states that the whole of the British force, wh'ch was evacuated from Berbera has now reached Aden with the'buik of its equipment and material
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    Important Talks With Russia
    122 1 Reuter. London. Aug. 21. I ORD CALDECOTE, referring to Russia in a review of the war situation similar to that made by Mr. Churchill, told the House of Lords yesterday that an improvement* in Anglo-Soviet relations had been a matter of concern to His Majesty's Government
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    30 AERODROMES IN AXIS AREAS BOMBED
    231 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 21. Air Ministry communique states that yesterday our bombers carried out daylight reconnaissances over Holland and the North Sea. Anti-aircraft positions near Amsterdam and an aerodrome at Flushing were bombed. One of our aircraft failed to return. During the night 30
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    R.A.F. PLANES OVER BERLIN SUBURBS
    77 1 Reuter. New York, Aug. 20. A BERLIN despatch to New York Times says that Ber.hn had the longest air raid alarm yet experienced during the night. Sirens gave the warning at 12.42 a.m. that enemy aeroplanes were on the way to the capital. The despatch
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    BRITISH APOLOGY TO SWITZERLAND
    45 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 21 THE Government lias expressed deep regret to the Swiss Minister to London for violation of Swiss air by R.A.F. planes, against which the Swiss Minister had registered a strong protest, Reuters diplomatic correspondent learns from authoritative quarters.—Reuter
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    EXPLOSION IN U.S. FACTORY
    36 1 Reuter. Gibbstown (New Jersey), Aug. 21. FOUR persons were killed when an explosion wrecked a building used for filling cartridges with powder at the Repaimo dynamite plant of the Dupont Company here.—Reuter.
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    Chungking's Business Area Wiped Out
    67 1 Reuter. Chungking, Aug. 20. THE banking, restaurant and 1 shopping districts in Chungking were practically wiped out as a result of the Japanese bombing raids yesterday and to-day when showers of incendiary bombs sent the whole area up in flames. The casualty figures are not
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    Big Armies For Africa, India Urged
    247 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 20 IN the House of Commons, Mr. Lees 1 Smith, who followed Mr. Churchill, said that the decision announced by Mr. Churchill, firstly that we shall exercise the full strength of the blockade, and secondly that we shall afford the United
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    CRASHED PLANE'S CREW INTERNED
    52 1 Reuter. Dublin, Aug. 21.—The Government Information Bureau has issued the following statement: "A German plane crashed early this afternoon at Faha mountain near Cloghane, in the county of Kerry. The plane is a total wreck. The crew of six, two of whom were seriously injured, have
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    Britain Will Carry The War Into Germany
    897 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 21. 'J'HE Air Minister, Sir Archibald Sinclair, assured the House of Commons last night that the Government would apply the lessons of the war in their plans for the future. They were pledged to an offensive spirit, to a large
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    McLean Probe Cost Malaya $29,480.63
    78 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala, Lumpur, Tuesday. »j*HE McLean (Education) Com- mission inquiry and report cost Malaya $29,480.63. of which half will b c met by the F.M.S. and half by the Cclony. The F.M.S. share, which amounts to $14,740.31, was sanctioned at a recent
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    Patriotic Fund Nears Two-Million
    53 2 JHE Malaya Patriotic Fund is now, in just under one year from its inception, rapidly Hearing a total of $2 millions. On Aug. 15, it reached $1,853.560.46. In June, contributions amounted t? $74,356.13. and in July $222,510.44 was subscribed. Donations received this month up to the
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    81 2 Singapore, Tuesday. Tan Jong San, a 30-year-old Hamanese "boy", claimed trial on charges of theft and dishonest retention of stolen goods when produced before Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Second Magistrate toiay. ta n was alleged to have stolen i A Cen i! worth of butte r f rom
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    SAILORS GO SIGHT-SEEING
    51 2 Here is a section of the party of 300 officers and sailors of a ship in harbour, who went on a sightseeing tour of Johore under the direction of Mr. A. C. Willis, of th c Missions to Seamen. Singapore Sea Scouts also helped by acting as
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    Gramophone Records To Cure Nervous Troubles
    515 2 POLISH PROFESSOR INTERVIEWED (Tribune Staff Reporter) pHK gramophone, which has immortalised the voices of great singers and the art of renowned musicians, has now been used by an eminent scientist to solve the problems of giving effective treatment to mental maladies and "nerves." This
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    ALLEGED SUICIDE ATTEMPT
    60 2 Singapore, Tuesday Alleged to have attempted to commit suicide by stabbing himself in the abdomen, Govindasamy, a 38-year-old Tamil, has been admitted into hospital. This was revealed when Govindasamy's name was called up on an attempted suicide charge before Mr. Conrad Oldham, in the Second Police Court,
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    RABIES IN PORT DICKSON
    78 2 1 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. THE Director of Vttciinary Research has issued an order prohibiting the removal of dogs from Port Dickson and Tampin except with the permission of veterinary authorities, due to rabies having been reported from these areas. Consequent on the
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    YOUNG GIRL IN FLAMES
    231 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. HEARING a piercing shriek Iron: upstairs, a frantic mother ran up to see her twelve year-Ihi daughter in flames. Stunned by the cighr,. .he mother shouted for 9 rid another woman arrived, and they mnnagrd to put cut the
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    HIGHER TAXES PROPOSAL
    120 2 Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. DAYLNG a tribute to the success 1 of the war funds in the F.M.S. and the Colony, Mr. W. G. Blunn, speaking on the adjournment at the Federal Council to-day, expressed surprise that the Government had not thought of raising the duty on liquor
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    21 2 Mr. K. Hardaker, Probationer, Malayan Service, having passed tne examinations prescribed for becomes a f*~" Probationer, with effect from June 20.
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    MME. CHIANG COMING HERE
    57 2 Singapore, Wednesday. MADAME Chiang Kai-Shek, wife 1 of Generalissimo Chiang is expected to make a goodwill visit to Malaya shortly. Inquiries at the Chines Consulate failed to produce any official confirmation, but local Chinese are fast making plans to ?ive her a big welcome. Madame Chiang
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    "Secret Service" Costing More
    98 2 (From Our Own Reporter) I Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. JHE F.M.S. Finance Committee has voted a sum of $5,000 to supplement the original grant of $5,600 (which was only a token vote) in respect of "secret service." The expenditure in this respeci is not controllable, and depends
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    "No Blame Attached To Opponent"
    656 2 GAUDER INQUIRY VERDICT Singapore, Tuesday. "A contest, conducted in proper style" was how 11... Singapore Coroner, Mr. Walter MacQuarrie, den eight three-minute-r3und bout between Clever Paco and You Gauder, at the New World arena on the night of Aug. (1 t h! conchmor? of th?
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    30 2 The Secretary of State for the Colonies has approved the appointment of Mr. Kenneth cebban Imrie to be an Assistant Drainage and Irrigation Engineer, straits Settlements and Federated Malay States.
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    30 2 Mr Eng Khoon, a prominent member of the Woodlands Batimintcn Party and the brother or Mr. Eng Teck of the PWD A lor star, has joined the Kedah Medical Department
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    Awards Presented In Council
    237 2 (From Our Own Reporter) B Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. EFOre the Council met this morning, H.E. the High Commissioner, Mr. S. W Jones presented Malayan Certificates of Honour to the following £°°T3 Ci l°° ng Yit Chinese leader of Perak, who has a lone record of public
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    44 2 Mr. Adam N. Haji Mchamed Ibrahim will be entertained by the Koothanallur Muslim community at a tea party on Saturday at the South Indian Muslim League hail The function is being held in {STuM r of Mr Ha Ji Mohamed tice ol the Peace. <
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    CASE "QUITE UNSUITABLE FOR A DIVORCE"
    272 3 Singapore, Tuesday. a maintenance suit which 1 came up to-day before Mr. Conrad Oldham, Second Police trate, the wife asked for £1,000 to consent to a divorce, the husband asked the "protect" his life as his sed to arm herself with a and a
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    MALAYA'S HUGE PINEAPPLE INDUSTRY STILL IDLING
    404 3 Millions Have Been Lost WHICH MILLIONS M OVERSEAS. THE OUTLOOK, UNHAPPILY IS NOT BRIGHT. Most of the 25,000 workers, who formerly handled this big industry which was estimated to represent a trade of well over $12 millions a year, and into which, it is
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    Dr. (Miss) J. McDowall
    46 3 The Secretary of Stat? for the Colonies has approved the pcintment of Dr. <Miss) Jean McDowall, Lady Medical Officer, 1 alestinc, to b? a Lady Medical Oflic?r, Malayan Medical Service, with effect from July 14. Dr. <Miss> McDowell arrived on Aug. 8.
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    World-Wide Demand For Brochure On Malaya
    137 3 THE excellent brochure "Visikj Malaya," published by the F.M.S. Railways in July, 1937. has achieved great success, and there is a growing demand for descriptive literature on Malaya all over the world. This has necessitated the reprinting of 50.000 copies of the brochure for
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    Two Killed In Ipoh Air Crash
    254 3 (From Our Own Reporter) IPOH, TUESDAY. TWO PEOPLE WERE KILLED, A EUROPEAN AND AN INDIAN, AND FOUR OTHERS WERE INJURED (TWO EUROPEANS AND TWO INDIANS) AT IPOH, SHORTLY AFTER 6 P.M. TO-DAY, WHEN ONE OF THE PLANES OF THE PERAK FLYING CLUfc CRASHED' ON
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    Training Of Recruits
    59 3 Singapore, Tuesday. DEPOT Recruits of the Singapore Volunteer Corps, S.S.V.C., will be called up for continuous training from October 5 to November 3, both days inclusive. Leave to attend business or private affairs during this period of training may be given at the discretion of the Commandant,
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    Lawyer's Clerk Committed
    147 3 Singapore, Tuesday. TAN SENG CHYE, a young lawyer's clerk, was to-day committed for trial at Ihe next Assizes, on charges of criminal misappropriation and forgery, at the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry held before Mr. J. G. Rappoport, the Third Police Magistrate. Mr. Luke R. Prynn prosecuted
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    DIVED FOR SPANNER, DIED
    61 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Tuesday. A CHINESE workman is reported to have dived into a mining pool at Buntong on Saturday evening to retrieve a spanner, and died. His body was recovered 20 minutes after his dive, but life was extinct. The man was engaged
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    35 3 Mr. W. L. Blythe, an officer of Class 11, Malayan Civil Service, has been appointed to act as Deputy Controller of Labour (Chinese), Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States, Class 18, Malayan I Civil Service.
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    26 3 "Efficiency with Sidelights on India" v/ill be the subject of Mr. H. Lawscn's talk at the Singapore Rotary Club luncheon to-morrow at the Adelphi Roof Garden.
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    Disappointing Malaya Cup Game
    795 4  -  SINGAPORE HOLDS TROPHY FOR ELEVENTH TIME MALAYA SOCCER REVIEW IK AJAX to general anticipation, Singapore brought back from Kuala Lumpm the Malaya Cup, though only after Kedah had put up a sterling struggle. But, disappointingly the game fell below expectations, at least as far as thrills
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    Singapore Autumn Gold Cup Meeting Entries
    964 4 rpWO hundred and thirty horses A and ponies of all classes are entered for the Autumn Gold Cup meeting of the Singapore Turf Club which starts on Saturday, Aug. 31 at Bukit Timah. Distances for all classes have been catered for, but the Committee
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    Sports Diary
    22 4 to-day SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League Div II (Ai. R.A.M.C v.' Publishers, stadium: Div. II (B), Moravia v. J c S.A.. J.C.S.A.
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    Malaya Signals, P. Brani Win
    53 4 Malaya Signals defeated the R A.O.C. by two goals (Peo. man» to one (Bryant) in a Div II (A) encounter yesterday at Alexandra At Seletar. Pulau Brani scored another good win when they beat the R A F. (Tcrpedo) 2—l in a keenly contested Div.
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    COURT MARTIAL STORY OF NEW CONTRACTORS' RING
    1489 5 WITNESS SAYS HE WAS MANAGER MFVTioxr i Singapore, Tuesday. Jg|JSIN J.IUN of a previous ring of contractors, members of which said to include contractors alleged to be in the ring in connection with which Captain Lovedav, R.E., is charged, was made by a
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    Late Goal Gives Tads 1-0 Win
    236 5 Manchtsteis 1; Fortress K.E. 0. |\NE goal, scored ten minutes from time, enabled the Manchester Regiment to beat the Fortress R.F. in Division 1 fixture at Tanglin Barracks yesterday. The match was fought out at a fast pace throughout, and the Sappers, who were
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    Alice Marble Wins 26th Championship
    43 5 Reuter. Manchester, Mass.. Aug. 19. ALICE Marble beat Pauline Betz. of Lbs Angrles, 6—2. 6—2, in th? final of the Essex Country Club's lawn tennis tournament. She thus won her 26 consecutive singles title since May, 1938.— Renter.
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    Badminton Match
    64 5 The following hav e been selected to represent the Casuals against the, August Badminton Party in a friendly soccer match on Thursday at the Singapore Harbour Board ground: Jaffar, Chav Yee Soo, Loh Kwong Bung, Goh Thiam Lock, Tan Howe Phoo, Chin Khe e Eatt, Chan Ah Kam,
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    Dorothy Round Wins Title
    46 5 Reuter. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Aug. 19. MRS. LittK formerly Miss Dorothy lfl Round, the ex-Wimb!edon champion, who is staying in Canada for the duration, won the Eastern Canada championship, beating Mrs Gordon Lewis, ot Ottawa, 6—4, 6 -0 in the final.— Reuter.
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    Victorians Draw With Indian Youth League
    50 5 In a friendly game of soccer played at Farrer Park, yesterday, the Victorians Fcotball Team drew with **»c Indian Youth League. Each side scored two goals. The game was evenly contested throughout and was witnessed by a large crowd. Mr. A. A. Dias reforced.
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    Malay Trounce The Navy 8-0
    382 5 Malays 8; Royal Navy 0. one of their best displays of the season, the Malays Completely routed the Royal Navy in a return Division 1 encounter at Anson Road Stadium yesterday, by 8-0. cjicany contested mrougnoui, with the Navy making a plucky light, the game
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    Britain Cannot Be Starved
    271 6 A GERMAN policy of starving Britain into submission has now been broadcast with a solemn blare of trumpets. If such a policy were possible, Goebbels would not have wasted so many words on it. The German Foreign Department states that ships (lying the Eire Hag are
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    Hitler Lost His Chance
    220 6 WHAT would have happened to the British Isles if the Nazi invasion had been attempted three months ago? Mr. Herbert Morrison, the Minister of Supply, answers the question in the following words: "Three months ago the position was serious, indeed grave. Not only were we called
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    Great Britain has done it all before
    630 6 1810—1940 HITLER over Europe. Britain faces alone a power which, with its allies and protectorates and the occupied territories, straddles the Continent from the Atlantic to the borders of Russia and her satellite republics. It has happened before. A hundred and thirty years
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    Free Love For Nazis
    206 6 "I AM a soldier, 22 years' old, tall, blond, blue-eyed. "Before I go away to give up my life for my Fuehrer and my country, I want to meet a (iermau woman by whom I could leave a child and heir for the glory of the
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    Royal Navy Versus German Air Force
    654 6 (By A Naval Correspondent) JT would, of course, be foolish to try to under-rate the power of air attack. In areas close to shore aerodromes, where large air forces can be assembled, air attack is, undoubtedly, a danger to shipping. It can damage and
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    QUEEN SALOTE GIVES PLANE TO N. ZEALAND
    214 6 pIE price of a fighter airplane has been offered to the New Zealand Government by Queen Salote (Charlotte) of the Tonga Islands. Tho offer has been accepted. Queen Salote is the only person in the Empire, outside the British Royal Family, who is
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    WOPS' NEST THAT WAS
    238 6  -  by William Hickey (In The Daily Express) mO adapt a well-know n A I have no quarrel with the Italian people. I like Ital have friends among an1 cist Italians. But long before Mussolini clared war I felt that Itali London who were Fascist likely to
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    No Dancing For Some Time
    61 6 THERE had been no dancing at the club lor some time. In the big, pillared ball-room the! c were on?y one or two people listening in to Rome. Repeated all round the room, in big lettering, was the standard Fascist slogan (so handy for slaves
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    In The Basement
    156 6 WE went down to the basement. 11 Here I found a well-got-un restaurant and billiards-room. The Italian Consui-General dined here a'most nightly. I was told. Allho', as I .say. it was not full several interesting characters were pointed out to me. Including a tamous fenemg-instructor. one of
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    Building 4 Ships On One Slip
    231 6 In Canada To-day pO \m ships a slip. That is the method being adopted in one Canadian shipyard to solve the problem of fast shipbuilding. Formerly the job of laying two keels on a slipway was considered remarkable. The necessities of this war have
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    HELPING THE FIGHTERS
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    CANADA APPOINTS ATTACHES TO U.S.
    146 7 Reuter. mxjAn Ottawa, Aug. 20. has appointed Captain Victor Brodeur, of the 1 Raciian Nayy and S. O.Letsonas naval and military >s, respectively, in Washington. Both posts are newly created but in announcing Capt. Brodeur's aoDomtment, Mr. Mackonal, the Navy Minister, said that it was
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    JAPANESE DETAIN U.S. YACHT CREW
    69 7 Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 20 MR. James Paterson. an in Australian, and Mr. Norman Torrey. an American, of the row of the yacht Elvi ra, reported missing since <m. 26. are reported to be under tho custody of the Japanese -n Hainan. it id believed thnt
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    Willkie's "Cheap Bravado"
    108 7 Reuter. Washington, Aug. 20. THE Democratic Party's reply to Mr. Wendell Willkie's peech on Saturday, was made Mr. Harold L. Ickes, Secretary for the Interior, last night, when he referred to Mr. Willkie as a "simple barefoot Wall Street lawyer" and called Mr. Willkie's challenge to President
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    NO JAPANESE GASOLINE IN TIMOR
    61 7 Reuter. Kupang. Aug. 20. THE Governor of Portuguese Timor has informed Aneta Press Agency there is no truth whatsoever in the story broadcast over the Fa r Eastern radio station to the effect that the Japanese have gasoline depots in Timor He said there is
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    TRANSPORTS BOMBED
    60 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 20:—The Admiralty announces that aircraft of the Fleet Air Arm yesterday located and attacked two enemy transports of about 3,000 tons in Haugesund, Norway. Two direct hits with bombs were made on one of the transports. The other aircraft of the Fleet Air Arm attacked
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    JAPANESE REFUSE TO LEAVE BRITAIN
    144 7 Tokyo, Aug. 19. J 1 is understood that 800 Japanese subjects who are still in the British Isles decline to evacuate, preferring to share future dangers side by side with Britons. residents seeking evaion from the British Isles may unable to leave as Japanese •Is
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    AUSTRALIA & JAPAN
    69 7 AUSTRALIA JAPAN Reuter. Canberra, Aug. 20. HfR. McEwen, Minister for External Affairs, stated in the House of Representatives, that the appointment of Sir Henry Latham would in no sense alter the very close collaboration exercised between the British and Australian Governments regarding their foreign policy, particularly their Far Eastern policy.
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    BRITAIN NOW STRONGER THAN BEFORE-PREMIER
    986 7 "PRESENT WAR WELL SUITED TO OUR GENIUS AND RESOURCES" ..r|iHK conviction of iinal victory burns unquenchable in stronfr SL'TW «"^s2?^» The Premier referred to the negotiations between th* n tain in regard to the naval and air defences in the Zl Wortd- 2f process with
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    762 7 Kaiser's Stunt Repeated "The road to victory may not be so long as we expect, but we have not the right to count upon this. Be it long or short, rough or smooth, we mean to reach our Journey's end. (Cheers». "It is our intention to maintain and enforce
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    NO FLINCHING
    1218 7 Face What Comes "Qur ally France is out. Italy is against us. All France is in the power of the enemy, ail its arsenals end vast masses of military material converted or convertible to »he enemy's use. A puppet Government has been set up at Vichy v hich
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    82 7 Reuter. Washington, Aug. 21. THE general reaction to Mr. 1 Churchill's speech is that he knows now that Hitler cannot win this autumn. damned good speech— shows a lot of confidence, and is reassuring,' is the ct nunent of one hard-bitten r newspaper man. I Mr. Chun hill's
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    119 8 Last Night's First Nights 'PHOSE fine comedy teams, Nervo and Knox, Flanagan and Allen and Naughtcn and Gold, make of "The Frozen Limits," now on at the Pavilion, one of the best comedy pictures seen in Singapore for a long time. From the moment they set
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    94 8 WORLD boxing title fights in the Philippines are a rare event. The recent one, between Ceferino Garcia and Glen Lee for the middleweight crown has been graphically recorded by a local picture company, from whom Messrs. Shaw Bros, obtained rights to screen it at the Alhambra
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    1642 9 It must also be remembered that all enemy machines and pilots which are shot down over our island or the seas which surround it are either destroyed or captured, whereas a considerable proportion cf our machines, also our pilots, are saved and are soon ready again to come
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    R.A.F. COVERED SOMALILAND EVACUATION
    137 9 Reuter. Cairo, Aug. 20. A ROYAL Air Force communique states that our aircraft successfully covered the Somaliland evacuation. Bombers attacked a petrol dump at Batie, Abyssinia, and all bombs were dropped on the target area. An Italian communique states that Italian troops occupied Berbera at 7
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    37 9 Tokyo, Aug. 19. EMITTING a great deal of smoke, Mt. Mihara, an active volcano en the Oshima Island off Tokyo Bay, burst into eruption with tremendous detonation at 3.10 a.m. to-day. according to a report from Oshima.
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    MARKET REPORTS Government Help Base Metal Producers
    92 11  -  By Reuter London, Aug. 21. yKS'I KRDAY i question was raised in the House of Common-, about the position of base metal products with a life not exceeding about 20 years, who are unable economically to inCre&ae pioduction, in consequence of the 100
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    COTTON MARKET
    160 11 Reuter. Liverpool, Aug. 20. AMERICAN cotton was fully steady on trade calling,, and .r.ission-house support, but profit-taking restrained the advance. The Cotton Control states that :n the present circumstances, licences lor the import of Brazilian Peruvian cotton can be isI only in respect of purchases r which firm
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    69 11 Reuter. London, Aug. 20 4 I the opening of the Stock Exchange to-day, Kaffirs renewed 'heir advance on Cape buying. Coppers similarly advanced while Japanese bonds were a point narder on the cessation of the Tokio anti-British demonstrations. Elsewhere business was quiet and ncasionally harder. Lr.ter the market
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    TIN TURNOVER
    27 11 London, Aug. 20. Tlie tin turnover was 225 tons. United States demand was dormant, but after the official hours a further fifteen tons were traded.
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    Freight Payments Dispute Position
    95 11 London, Aug. 19. ▼HE recent divergence of opinion between United States shippers of Indian goods and some neutral shipowners, regarding the method of payments for freight, is understood to be materially less acute. The neutrals are retreating from then previous attitude, that freights must all be
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    Exchange
    213 11 Singapore, Aug. 21. The following are the exchange stock quotations this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2 4 1116 London demand 2j4 1116 Lyons demand Switzerland demand 206 Hamburg demand New York demand 46 ***** Montreal demand
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    288 11 TIN London, Aug. 20. < ash (O P.) £261V 2 Buyers £2613/ 4 Sellers trd (0.P.) £262 Buyers £***** Sellers RUBBER London, Aug. 20. Buyers Sellers Market Tone Dull 12 1316 12 15 15 'Ist. Forward) September 12 13|16 12 15 Id -nd Forward* Oct Dec. 12
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    RUBBER MARKET ACTIVE
    120 11 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Wednesday. TIN shares were neglected yesterday with very little business moving. Raubs were taken in fair numbers at $4.55. but they will hardly be supported to-day in view of the disappointing four weekly return. Rubbers were very much more active, investors doubtless
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    Mid-Day Prices
    28 11 t Singapore, Wednesday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon toJ day were:— J RUBBER I Buyers: 37 V 2 Sellers: 37% j TIN
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    New Scudai Makes $46,163
    157 11 Singapore, Wednesday. YEW Scudai, Limited, made a l profit of $46,163.12 last year, according to the report of the chairman, whjch will be presented at the annual general •Meeting of shareholders to be held at the registered offices of the company, No. 96, Market Street, Singapore,
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    Raub Gold Output
    109 11 THE Raub Australian Gold Mm I 1 ing Co., Ltd., output for the ■our weeks ended Aug. 17 is as follows Crushing No. 562 Battery treated 7,095 tens of ore, returning 1 012 ounces of bu.'lion. equivalent to 958 ounces of fine gold. Retreatment Plant treated 11.005
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    35 11 Dr. R. E. Anderson, Health Officer, Kinta Sanitary Board, who recently underwent an operation nas resumed duties. Dr. J. Calderwooa who had been acting for him, reverts to his position of Health Officer, Kinta District.
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    1041 11 MININ n G ,aPOre AUg 20 Buyers. Sellers. Ampat Tin (ss) 3 6 41. Austral Amal (Ss) S3 5 9cd Austral Malay 35- 37i-cd Ayer Hitam (ss) 19;- 20'Aycr Weng 0.55 0 60 Bangrin 17|- 181Batu Selangor ($1) 1.44 1.48 cd Berjuntai (56) 81- 9,-cd Burma
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    140 11 Singapore, Aug. 20. R. iSiam > W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 233 Rice Siam 2 220 Rne Siam 3 112 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 178 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 175 Rice Saigon Al Rice Saigon
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    TERRIFIC SKY BATTLE OVER BRITISH COAST
    412 12 WAVE AFTER WAVE OF NAZI BOMBERS BEATEN Reuter. llMrr m London, Aug. 21. yyA Vi!i alter wave of enemy machines approached the south-east coast to-day and for two hours there was the noise of a terrific battle in the sky. At one point a
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    121 12 Reuter. Hyde Park (New York), Aug. 21. President Roosevelt stated at to-day's Press confeience that he hoped to announce on Thursday the na/ncs of ihe United States members of the Cana-dian-American Defence Board. He also said that reports that Canada and the United States might occupy certain strategic
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    Puppet Press Attacks Germany
    120 12 Reuter. Peiping, Aug. 20 THE Campaign of violent abuse against Britain continues in the local Japanese controlled Chinese press but a new note was introduced to-day when Germany was attacked. "Germany has done nothing gooc or beneficial to China,—we do no' wish to offer our felicitations
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    SWEDISH SHIP SUNK IN ATLANTIC
    47 12 Reuter. London, Aug. 21. JiWO officers and sailors of the 1 9 cc ish k steamer Hedrum tens) were saved when the ship was torpedoed in the Atlantic. i fe^ ed that men lost their lives. The ship was sunk without warning.—Reuter.
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    Workers Lend Money Free Of Interest
    27 12 Reuter. London, Aug. 21. Trades' Union Congress announces that free of interest loans from Trade Iricns to the Government exceeded £750,000.—Reuter.
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    Canadian Reaction
    71 12 Reuter. Ottawa, Aug. 21. MR. Churchill's speech, following recent cheering reports of Britain's fighter force German air attacks, has inspired a sharply increased confidence here. The offer of leases of certain Western Hemisphere sites for defence of the U.S.A. is regarded with great satisfaction since the Canadians believe
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    PREMIER & M.P.'S HAD THEIR TAILS UP
    219 12 PREMIER M.P.'S HAD THEIR TAILS UP Reuter. London, Aug 20 "yKE the Royal Air Force recently, the Commons inclnd the Prime Minister, had their tails up" this afte writes Reuters Parliamentary correspondent n n With ih air over Parliament tranquil, except for a genial hreeze coming past the wires of
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    Empire And War Cabinet
    213 12 Reuter. London, Au°. 2] OIR Archibald Sinclair (Air ter» replying to tho war dPhut in the House of Commons yest«* day, dealt with the question Imperial representation in th. Cabinet. He said that, while it *t the wish and judgment ol Pa-h ment that as far
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    62 12 Reuter. Rome, Aug. 20—According to the official Stefani News Agency, a communique issued after the meeting of the Hungarian and Rumanian delegations at TurnojSeverin last night, states that after explaining the resoective viewpoints, the heads of the delegations agreed to report to their respective governments, leafing their delegations
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    34 12 Reuter. Washington. Aug. 31 The State Department has announced that in future any diplomatic or consular official who was unacceptable to any other American Government, would not be acceptable to the United States Reuter.
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    HITLER UNCERTAIN OF HIS NEXT MOVE
    289 12 Grave Damage To Nazi War Machine Reuter. mui7 x- v London, Aug. 21. |Hb .New York Times, in a leader entitled "Royal Air Force" says: The extraordinary feature of this titanic battle in the air is that it failed to demonstrate the overwhelming superiority
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    GERMAN BIG GUNS
    43 12 Reuter. London, Aug. 21. THE War Minister, Mr. Anthony Eden, was interrogated in the House of Commons yesterday on long-dhtanc? shelling of Britain but replied: "It is not in the, natknal interest to make any I statement on this subject."—Reuter.
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    24 12 Under a new scheme, evolved by the Institute of Motor Engineers parages have been converted into armament factories the proprietors to control the works
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    22 12 Bcfwcen the two sets of statistics as to plane losses, it is impose tie not to feel much greater
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