Malaya Tribune, 4 August 1941

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Monday, August 4, 1941.
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    Terrific German Losses
    77 1 Reuter. Moscow. Aug 4. N lh) firsi three weeks alone 1 i the Rcsso-Geraaan nght- the German casualties ..ui nrboners amounted to >jH men, Z.m planes, not) tank> Mam ol the be*t German ivieions also destroyed. 2 tes Lhe monthly magazine Communisl InternattKial, |UO tin B already
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    Berlin, Kiel & Hamburg Blasted
    207 1 Berlin, Kiel Hamburg Blasted London. Aug. 4. n ht's raids on Berlin j -..crest that the Had ye t experienced. A lour and twobers attacked trie city with Britain's of a iour-engincd flight-lieutenant who ;uished Fly ins, Cross i difficulty In nndntre. -Shells were a few feet beneath through. My
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    Hopkins Returns To London From Moscow
    61 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 4. Hopkins. President personal envoy, and trator of the Leasehas leturned to London to the Russian capita) flay to have discussion* Soviet leaders on the aid would receive as an I Germany. M Stalin, the Premiei, had further talks with Red
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    GREAT NEW BATTLE RAGING IN UKRAINE
    1050 1 Berlin Admits Fierce Red Counter-Attacks Reuter. rf HE main land fighting on the Russian front appears to be taking place in the Ukraine where a great battle began Saturday. Berlin reports say that the Russian troops in this ofl e a are launching fierce
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    Queen "Nursed" Messenger
    96 1 When 60-year-old Sydney Po- r, a War Officer meuengei, u*w knocked off 'his bicycle and his collar bone broken, he went rr.to thi crwpt of St. Martin's in the gelds, London, for a cup d tcp the Queen was inspecting a rantee.v The Queen noticed his condition
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    GROWING OPTIMISM IN RUSSIAN CAPITAL
    620 1 Reuter. ,flj Atex««i« W'crtt. Router's Spec™ Correspondent. 4. ■„1 mm-H insuirine as the so-called blitzkrieg moves '■•HE atmosphere in Moscow grows more and mo.c_ «V >>gas cleaml be,n;rr::r.«:rrr;p;;r ,o„"er Russian war than anybody expected. The coming month clearly must be most critical bu Moscow looks
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    New Nazi Demands On Vichy Govt.
    234 1 Reuter. E l VIDENCE is accumulating of ««eaaed German pressure on Vichy for the control ot bases in French Afnea. Tho (icrmans are also said to De ue m thp Retain Government, possini> wiui viei to extracting the desired concess.ons more easily from V
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    Harwood League Surprise
    55 1 Reuter. Bombay. Aug. T HE long run of accesses of the j mtlitaty team, since.l9o9 m Bombay's Senior Football i as broken vith the V.M.C.A. JU vfimin" tho Hanvood League on a from the irnlitary team wuo »«,.imiciv were holders. i» c YM CI are the'first civilian
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    37 1 Reuter. Batavia. Aug. 4 It is officially stated that a Dutch I warshm intercepted the French steamer Dupliex (7.135 tons, comtog irom Indo-China and conducted hci to Tanjong Priok for a further Inspection ot Jhercar go -Reuter.
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    4 NAZIS DOWNED IN SWEEP
    163 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 4. FUR German aircraft were sho, down during R A.F. offensive communique States: "Mrcraft of toe Fighter Command ogam carried out many offensive operates over the Channel and Northei,, France yesterday. A large number of enemy objectives were atta'Tadtrol vessels and aircraft
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    Wops To Help Nazis Fight The Russians
    75 1 Reuter. I Berlin. Aug. 4. AN Italian expeditionary force which arrived on the southern sector of the front will be "thrown into the battle" against m the next few days, says the official German news agency. The agency adds: A tramload m nicked
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    Air Attack On British Warships Beaten Off
    228 1 Cairo, Aug. 4. A LARGE number of Junkers dive-bombers, escorted by A Hesserschmitt fighters, attacked British warship, off the North-African coa*t on Saturday, states an R.A.I Midd" East communique. British fighters intercepted the enemy formations ana snut down four bombers and one fighter,
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    Enemy Bomber Shot Down Into Channel
    57 1 Reuter. London. Aug. 4. ONE German aircraft dropped bombs at a place on the southeast coast yesterday afternoon, causing damage and a number of casualties, states t Air Minis-try. th An enemy bomber, adds tnt communique, was shet down in th Channe?. by a
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    Indian Princes Discuss War
    53 1 Reuter. Bombay. Aug. IMPORTANT matters ielating to I the political situation, the war and the recent Government ot of the expanslon cf the Executive Council etc vis-a-vis the Indian States came up for discussion at a meetm- of the landing Committee of the Princes' Chamber on
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    43 1 Reuter. Calcutta. Aug. 4 THE Hindu and untitled students of Tan-ail (Bengal) coUege hostels 'have decided to fast for a dry and [to contribute the savings to he relief fund instituted to help the cyclone-affected people m the 1 several district? of Bengal-Reuter.
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    MALA VAN TROOPS SENT TO BURMA FOR TRAINING
    249 2 Reuter. Rangoon, Aug. 3. pHOSEN for their agility aud powers of endurance picked men from British and Australian troops in' Malaya arrived at Rangoon this afternoon to undergo intensive training in the art of busn warfare The contiugent will be joined in
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    THAI, JAPAN TALK ON MANCHUKUO
    557 2 Reuter. Bangkok. Aug. 9. a MESSAGE received in Singapore from Tokyo early on Saturday morning: spoke cf Thai recognition of Manchukuo, Reuter understands in Bangkok that Thailand's recognition of the Manchukuo and Nanking regime* is now imminent. Although no official demand has yet been received
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    20 2 THE Rural Board, Singapore, will hold its next meetinc at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 14, at the L?.nd Ofhee.
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    Bombers From Cents
    26 2 (Cent-A-Plane Fund) Total number of enemy planes destroyed during the week-end on all fronts up to midnight London time (excluding Soviet clarrrrj FIFTEEN
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    HONOURS FOR VOLUNTEERS
    69 2 ris announced that His Majesty the King h. s approved the bestowal »f the following honours: STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (Military Division):— Company Sergeant Major Leman bin Mamat, Straits Settlements Volunteer Force FEDERATED MALAY STATES Member of the Most
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    Famous Indian Musician Here
    208 2 A FANCY for music since childhood," led Vidwan P. Nadaraja Pillai. of Ceylon, to make a pilgrimage to South India, where he spent eight years as a disciple of Thandautha Deekshadar, famous exponent of Indian -'Carnatic" music. Spuired on by his childhood desire. Mr. Nadaraja Pillay
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    20 2 Mr. Ho Kok Mun. teacher of the Clio iMm Schcol, KuUm is now sergeant of the Special Police Force. Kullm.
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    Aussie Batsman's Fine Century
    1109 3 (From Our Own Reporter) A—. Penang, Sunday. MAGNIFICENT innings of 115 not out by the Australian airman Barnes enabled the Colony to put up the fine total of 221 for nine wickets before declaring, in the annual cricket match between the Colony and the Malay States
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    Business Houses Just Lose 1-0
    50 3 Combined Services 1; Combined Bness Houses. .0. FE only goal of the match, scored 20 minutes from the end, just gave a Combined Services XI victory when they met a Combined Business Houses' team in a War Fund soccer match at Anson Road Stadium yesterday.
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    SELECTIONS
    44 3  -  By Spectator Race 1: KIT Lisheen Race 2: CHAR Shoot Up Race 3: BOB-A-NOB School Boy Race 4: BEAU COURT Marchetta II Race 5: DOUBLE ESSO The Needles 3 Race 6: ELECTRA Remember Me Race 7: DARK ENCOUNTER Safariland Race 8: NEWZY Kerrena
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    To-Day's Sports DIARY
    105 3 SOCCER: Annual trophy match. Selangor Club v S.C.C. Padung; S.A.P.A League. Div. I, R.E. v Argvlls, Changi; Reserve Div.. ArgyUa v Manchester*, TangUn; Police v Loyal*. Stadium; Div. IIA. R.A.O.C. v Malay ftegt., Gillman; Moravia v R.A.F. (Tengah i. P. and N.; Div. 118. Fort Canning v
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    33 3 THE open polo championship of Malaya for the K.O.R. Cun was, won by. the Singapore Militan who beat Pahang Polo Club seven goals to four at Balestier veste;<*oals tc four at on Saturday.
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    21 3 The M.A S. (Faner Park untitled beat a Royal Nnvv side 7— 2 in a soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday
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    RACE EIGHT
    58 3 Horses Class i. Div. l urs. NEWZY 9 00 PURE GOLD 8.13 KERRENA 8 12 GIGOLETTF. 8.11 BALLYMUN 8 10 SCOFFLAW 8 07 SHUN 8 n;< GOLDEN LIGHT 7 N SIR THEOBALD 7 09 Non-acceptor: BATTI 800 Double Totes: Ruce-. 3 and 5. 6 and 7. Bit; Sweep:
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    PENANG RACES: HANDICAPS
    276 3 Penang. Monday. THE going is expected to be holding at to-day's races in the Penang Tiirf Club August meeting, owing to rain Inst i ight and early this morning.. Following is the card for tot\ v:— RACE ONE Pontes Class 2. Div. 3—6 Furs. DANSE DU VENTRE
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    Opinion Conflict Of Ideals
    115 4 A GENERATION or two ago, there existed a well-defined school of political thought both in the East and the West which held that the world's future would be determined by racial alignments. To most thinkers of that time, the future struggle appeared to be one between
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    Dr. Sun's Prophecy
    156 4 pERHAPS the most notable of these was Dr. Sun Vat Sen, father of the Chinese Republic, who predicted in exact detail what is happening to-day. In a series of lectures he delivered in Canton nearly 20 years ago, Dr. Sun said with prophetic vision: "As I study
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    Democracy's Fight
    184 4 riiiNA is in the vanguard of Democracy's fight against tyranny and it is the duty of every true Chinese to live up to the high ideals of loyalty and filial devotion expounded by the late leader which hav c enabled China to survive four years of the brutal
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    Sympathetic Investigation
    1498 4 CLERICAL INDEBTEDNESS CALLS FOR By A. S. R VIAll (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE Malayan spotlight is once again focussed on the problem of clerical indebtedness, and some illuminating rays have shone forth in the pages of Malayan newspapers and from wellmeaning citizens, and clerks themselves. But none nas
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    AND... GOERING ...SAID
    226 4 HERMANN (icering cussed a 'blue U s'reak,' and scratched his bulbous head. Then gathered round his Airmen, and. these are the words he raid.— "Men of Deutschland, blast my Swastika! what has got you all? This sidelong retrograding stunt will never do at all". "The R.A.F must
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    Little Man—What Next?
    626 4  -  By 11. I. Lee X HR wor,d onc e again is eyeing the Far East in genera] and Thailand in particular following the propaganda campaign directed by Japan. Is it the usual technique, so often employed by the Axis in Europe and Japan in the Far East,
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    INDIAN POINT OF VIEW
    531 4 INDIANS take a deligh 1 sing abstract propos Greatly enjoy drawing hair.. distinctions. Their dehberal are often inconclusive an result in any agreed progi action. If the feeling 0 ex nationalism worked up neo-isms has ruthlessly V unity of purpose through tation in the toUUtariai We*
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      8 4 REFRACTING MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS Tgnjs ng klLjuj iLl|lill (jll'
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    Forecast Of Invasion Of Continent
    854 5 GOUGH THINKS NAZIS WILL CLLAPSE IN EAST SOON Reuter. (By Geii. Sir Hubert Go .gh, Router's Military Commentator j London, Aug. 4. Vv admitted by the Germans themselves that their great attack on Russia ii brought to a halt along the whole front, from\he Arctic
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    British Fleet To Come To Pacific?
    314 5 Reuter. Sydney, Aug. 4. I THE help America was giving Great Britain in the Atlantic 1 would enal le ('.real Britain to send her Fleet to the Pac.:fk if needed, declared the Australian Navy Minister, Mr. W. Im Huehes. at a recruiting rally yesterday.
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    "We Are Beginning To Win The War"
    63 5 Reuter. Me'bourne. Aug. 4. THE Prime Minister. Mr. R G. Menzies, in a speech in Melbourne jaid: The prospect ot a major German attack against Britain in 1941 is probably we are entering a thase m which we will begin to win the
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    Viceroy's Executive Council Meetings
    45 5 Reuter. Simla, Aug. FOURTEEN sittings arc provided for th- autumn session of the Centnil Legislative A-scmo'y commcncln? on Oct 27 which is tne Rrst in which recent non-offlcul member, cf the Viceroy*Bjcur t -c Council are participating in rheii efficia' capacity.—Reuter.
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    Petrol Rationing In India
    46 5 Reuter. Simla, Aug. 4. HFDUCTION of not less than A 20 -ocr cent, of the total monthly consumption cl petrol m Fndia or about 10,000,000 gajlons k pxuected as a result of the ra rionSrSheme which will be enforced m Aim. Ifi.-Remcr.
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    MEMORIAL TO VICEROY
    34 5 Reuter. Ahmedabad. Aug. 4. AMFaIORIAL for action to check the rising cost of living has been submitted to the Viceroy and to the Governor of Bombay by the [Middle Class Association.—Reuter.
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    TO NIGHTS BROADCAST
    41 5 MR M. W. F. Twcedie. Curator of Rr fries Museum, is giving the second part of his talk on The Stone Age in Malaya to** Singapore broadcasting IWOO series •'Science in Malaya' at 9.1 d I p.m. to-day.
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    16 5 Sir Hubert Wilkins. the famous exDlorer, will broadcast from the Stagwre Station to-morrow night at 8.45.
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    AMERICA PROTESTS TO JAPAN
    103 5 Reuter. Peking, Aug. 3. 47ESTERDAY the United States I Embassy protested toto Japenese Embassy against certain anti American activities, sua al to deliver regl'A-ered luggage railway stations, with postal matters, picKetmu firms a Tsingtao and elsewhere etc It should be noted that none o these Japanese
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    Domestic Occurrence ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    38 6 The family of the late Mrs. Geralda Chaine' wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives and friends who attended the funeral, as well as those who I sent wreaths and letters of condolence.
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    Japan Chief Object Of U.S. Oil Embargo
    362 8 Reuter. Tokyo, Aug. 3. ALTHOUGH the American embargo on motor fuel and aviation oil does not mention Japan, it is really directed against Japan, states a Japanese report quoting informed observers who claim that Japanese aviation can dispense with American supplies of lubricants.
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    28 8 Reuter. Ambala, Aug. 2—The Ambala district has already invested over in war loans and hopes to nvest another i' 75.000 within the next three or four months.— Reuter.
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    27 8 Reuter. Peshawar. Aug. 2—A party of five non-officials oi the Northwest Frontier Province has been invited by the Commander-in-Chief to visit the Officers' Training chooi at Mhow.—Reuter.
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    Scotswoman On Trespass Charge
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