Malaya Tribune, 7 August 1941

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Thursday, August 7. 1941.
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    THAI TANKS MASSED ON INDD-CHINA BORDER
    381 1 hmnese Vanguards Raich The Frontier From Saigon Base Reuter. Tokyo, Aug. 7. REPORTS that Thailand has concentrated tanks along the Thai-lndo-I China border were hushed up by the Tokyo press yesterday (Wednesday). On the other hand, despatches about British military preparations in Burma near
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    Peace With Hitler "Impossible"
    69 1 Reuter. r London, Aug. 7. rE San Francisco Chronicle states: -Peace with Hitler is impossible. Peace does not exUt for him and his people when they realise what he has taken awa. fr -Peace Hitler! Peace With a man who has never kept a promise except
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    WARTIME FOOTING FOR R.A.A.F
    69 1 Reuter. Tid re-oiganisation of the 1 X val Australian Air Force f j d n a ide ffci ail possible j iw ies sad tne 1 ton ol nem operational innunJ- loi all .strategical rcm< nts aen annuun- •Ml jrestcntaj by Mr. Mc- I lh< Commonwealth
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    Widespread R.A.F. Raids
    143 1 Reuter. C Aro, Aug. THI British II A F Middle Easi 1 n—wnicjac issued on Wedn>dav -ijte Bomber aircraft tl the I A 1 and the South African Mi l sree made a series <f attacks on Lading grounds .'nd other military objectives in t.vrenuka during Slonday
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    STOP PRESS
    148 1 Reuter. h>i.>,v Shanghai, Aug. 7. [j |REN. Harbin and other large 1,1 its i n Manchukuo have asu, "td i catlike appearance, •torii: t0 foreign arrivals f fom th< north. Air precaution exercises, fading black-cuts, are frewawji held while the construc- ©1 air raid shelters and the ,v:
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    Nazi Demands For African Bases?
    218 1 Impending Vichy Cabinet Changes Rumoured Reuter. VICHY circles were yesterday credited with a report that Germany had presented demands to the French Government for the control of Dakar and Casablanca. There is no confirmation of this however. At the same time, the Ger-man-controlled Paris Press
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    Postponement Of Elections Bill
    39 1 Reuter. London. Aug. 7. THE India and Burma Postponement of Elections Bill was passI ed through the committee stage in the House of Lords without discus- slon yesterday and the committee stage was concluded. -Reuter.
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    U.S. AID GOING TO RUSSIA
    119 1 Reuter. Washington. Aug. 6. TilE United States, it is learned, j has unfrozen millions of dollars worth of Russian orders in America.. Presumably the flow of American supplies to the Russians have al- j ready begun. Amounts and details are naturally not disclosed but the
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    NAZIS BUYING UP HORSES
    74 1 Reuter. Stockholm, Aug. 7. THE Germans are buying up :arge numbers of horses in Scandinavia. German reports recently ,')oke of tbe use of horse transport on the Eastern Front. Yesterday, officials insisted that Ornnany's oil supplies were sufficient for many years at the wartime rate of
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    STUBBORN FIGHTING ON RUSSIAN FRONT
    240 1 Reuter. THIS morning's common que from I Mcsccw reports that durm yesterday, Russian troops fought against the. enemy the Kexholm, Smoltnsk, Belaya Tserkov and Estonian sectors Kexhclm is on the western shore of Lake Ladoga, seme 70 miles north of Leningrad. m—». There w?re no
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    Syrian Independence: Statement
    187 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 7. QUESTIONED on Syria in tne Commons yesterday. Mr. Eden, the Foreign Secretary, said that the British Government had no knowledge of any declaration by Gen. Catroux (Free French C-m-C In Syria j that until every part oi' Syria was in full occupation by
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    Churchill-Roosevelt Meeting In Canada?
    318 1 %l U. rhurchill and Presidenl Roosevelt again topped conver- sation yesterd ay, but no sign or glim of light has been allowed by any official in Washington to illuminate the mystery, says a Washington in essage. No curtain of secrecy has ever been more tightly drawn
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    Chief Of Polish Army Appointed
    75 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 7. THE Polish deader Oen. Anders, baa been appointed to the command of the Polish forces In Russia, Renter learned last night. In September, 1939, <;>".!. Anders was c.immandinj.', a Polish cavalry regiment. Ho was subsequently made a prisi net "i war
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    25 KILLED IN R.A.F. RAID ON BERLIN
    56 1 Reuter. Stockholm, Aug. TWENTY-FIVE people were killed in an R A F. raid op Berlin on Saturday night, according to the Demokraten's Berlin correspondent, who adds that as a const cuence of the incompleteness oi the black-out the public have been warned against
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    Germany's Oil Stocks
    200 1 Reuter. London Aug. 7. A WARNING again I any overoptimistic assumption that Germany would run seriously short of oil in the near future was given by an official oil expert in London yesterday. He said that any idea that the German Air Force was likely to be
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    CHINA WILL NOT TALK PEACE UNTIL JAPAN IS DEFEATED
    560 2 British Newsman Urges Full Aid To Chungking (Tribune Staff Reporter) MR. H. J. Timperley, formerly China correspondent of the Manchester Guardian, and at present Adviser, Central Publicity Board, National Government of China, which appointment he took up three years ago at
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    Price Rises In Japanese Goods
    80 2 Simla, Aug. 5 a meeting to be presided over by Sir Manoher Lai, of the Punjab Government, the abnormal rise In prices in JB"ane.f textile* wl u De uiscussed. The Punjab Government Is watching the trend of prices with interest, but as the matter is
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    INEXPERIENCED SUPERVISION CAUSED DEATH
    176 2 Singapore. Wednesday. I RETURNING his verdict in the coroner's court this morning, at the continued inquiry into the death of an Indian labourer. Abdullah, who died of asphyxia from suffocation when a ten-foot trench at the bottom of which he was workine caved in, buryintr him
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    STOLE HIS FRIENDS CHATTELS
    173 2 Singapore, Wednesday. CONVICTED on a charge of stealing articles, among which was I a ceremonial cloth, from a friend whom he had helped him shift from one house to another, Ling Teng P l ow. a young Chinese, was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment, by
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    Penang Citizens Must Trim Up, Says Governor
    152 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Wednesday. JN a stirring address to members of the local Passive Defence Services, whom he inspected on the Esplanade to-day, His Excellency the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, stressed the importance of public citizens making themselves efficient so that
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    Madras Doctors' Patriotism
    78 2 Madras. Aug. 5. Hugh Stott, Surgeon m -J? en er l ot Madra in an appeal to medical students of Madras for more doctors and nurses, said here to-day that the Army would need 1.000 doctors and Ai» r l urse 2. b for e the end
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    Sequel To Local Coin Shortage
    120 2 Singapore, Wednesday, i, AWING to tnc present difficulty U of obtaining copper coins. Tiow Tick Van. a Teochew passenger on 8 trolley bus. and Jaafar bin Bu-i Jang, the conductor cf the bus, j i were fined SI each, by Mr. W. D. I CSarew,
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    NAVAL OFFICER ON DRIVING CHARGE
    228 2 JUDGMENT was reserved by Mr. J C H. Whitt:n in a case in the District Traffic Court yesterday in which Commander Nathaniel Greer Leeoer. Royal Navy, stood trial on a charge of driving negligently and thereby colliding with a rickshaw at Scotts Road en June
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    ADMITTED THEFT FROM HOSTEL
    81 2 Singapore, Wednesday. A 25 Hckkien. Robert Chuo. said to have misappropriated money and falsified certain books and papers of the Marine Hostel, while being employed i there, appeared before Mr. W. D. Carew. in the third police court, tc-day. He pleaded guilty to the charge of
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    EX-CLERK CLAIMS $1,250 FROM A.P.C.
    416 2 Singapo re, Thursday. ALTHOUGH U< had asked them t<» pay the balance of his provident fund, they had refused to pay. This was the evidence given by Ching Chong Kiat, formerly a clerk in the employ ;>f the Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd.. in the
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    Alleged To Have Killed Brother
    130 2 allegedT;; 11 A brother. Manika m pal read sweep preliminary inquin a W D. Carew. t h Mr trate, to-day a Outlining the section the pr ecuti, said that Manik: yasixy^ars; ployment as a r years later he brother. Palai teined employn pality as a
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    Travelling Canteens For N.E.I. Army
    67 2 (From Our Own Carmponical) Bat.v.ia. July 9 QN the initiative and Wt\ tion of the Salvation An military authorities will r equip a number of motor use as travelling canteen- 1 ..•> v form a new notarised therlands East Indian Arm. These venicles will be
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    Postponement Of Indian Elections
    71 2 Mm&m v Opeaking in the Houst of BUI for the postponi dian and Burma elect. Oe\on<m.e, unoer Becretar for India, pointed ou the ind< of distracting India by time of her making a Moreover, although Bur::. 1 same problems which gftve an ad reason for postponement
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    REINFORCEMENTS WILL KEEP ON FLOWING INTO MALAYA INTERVIEW WITH G. O. C.
    1738 3 WE ARE ABLE TO OPERATE FECTIVELY' IN ATTACK' rgiHK following were the five main points emphasised in an interview with |h(1 by thr G.O.C, Malaya, Lt.-Gen. j j ercival, in Singapore yesterday. la via is in :t position
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    Army Officer Pleads For Soldier Thieves
    357 3 Singapore, Wednesday, sento* officer had put forward a very Strang plea in your favour. He has pointed out thai if you are sentenced it would be a serious loss to the Army, but at the same time this is a type of offence that
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    81 3 Nagpur, Aug 5. THE Government <>r indu have ornciti1\ lniouiu'd tC P Oojevassenl that that province is nut Itktly to he In daiigei lrom air laid* and. therefore, the formation of an AR P oganlsatlon ;n the C P Is not regarded :»s necessary The C P is therefore content
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    "Shocking Driving"
    149 3 A SHOCKING piece of driving' was the comment of the Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Mr. L. A. Thomas, in a complaint made against a European, P. Berg, who was fined $25 yesterday by the traffic magistrate, Mr. C. H. Whitton, for negligent driving. It was alleged by the
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    Japanese Fined For Naval Offence
    167 3 YOICHI Kawaguehi, a 40-year-old Japanese, was arrested by a Naval patrol at about 530 p in. on Tuesday for being in Admiralty waters without perj 1 if ten in writing from the Harbour Master Yoichi appeared before Mr. C. H Whitton in the district traffic
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    Local Dealings With China: Statement
    334 3 important notice t<> banks and merchants regarding per-f mission for restricted exchange transactions with the Ro'i public <»i' China, has been issued by ih<- Controller of Foreign 1 Exchange, Malaya. It reads:— Parauraph 3 of mv Notice N< 1M27 to banks and merchants, dated July
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    Drifting Mine In Local Waters
    90 3 j CONSIDERABLE excitement v was caused along the waterfront yesterday (stated i t the M.B.C. announcer at the conclusion of yesterday after- mmi newscast) when a i drifting mine was sen, Boat- t ing past the Singapore Swim- J ming Club. The mine floated "serenely'
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    Cyclist Found Badly Injured On Road
    236 3 Singapore. Wednesday. J£OR Lun, widow of a Hokkien, Oh Chwee Seng, who was fatally injured when he was involved in an accident, while riding a bicycle, testified in the coroner's court this morning, that her husband told her he had been knocked down by
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    S.C.F.A. Strengthen Position
    511 4 DEPLETED SIDE SCORES GOOD WIN OVER JOCKS S.C.I A I: GORDON HIGHLANDERS L ALTHOUGH THEY FIELDED A BADLY DEPLETED SIDE, THE STRAITS CHINESE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, LEADERS IN THE DIV. I LEAGUE, PLAYED WELL ENOUGH TO BEAT THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS 4-1 IN A RETURN LEAGUE MATCH AT ANSON
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    Chinese S.C. To Meet S'pore S.C. At Water Polo
    57 4 THE following will represent the Chinese Swimming Club against the Singapore Swimming Club in a friendly water polo match on Sunday at 10.45 a.m. in the S.S.C. pool: Chong Chan, Mong Guan. Fook Loong. Siew Sun. Suay Bah. William Yeo. Tlang
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    SPORTS DIARY
    36 4 TO-DAY SOCCER: Div. I. Police v Argylls, Stadium; Div. II A Publishers v R.A M C V.M.C.A.; R.E. (Malays) v R.A.F. (Seietar), Changi; Div. 118. Indians v Wanderers. J.C.S.A.; Airport v Stamford, Clerical Union.
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    Jim Brady Regains Empire Boxing Title
    54 4 Reuter. Glasgow, Aug. 6. JIM Brady of Dundee regained the British Empire bantamweight boxing title last night by surprisingly outpointing the Empire flyweight champion Paterson at Hampden Park, Glasgow. It was a magnificent fight, witnessed by 30,000 spectators. It was fought at almost non-stop
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    Keppel Golf Club Tournament Results
    112 4 THE Alford Cup competition of the Keppel Golf Club, which was played during the August holidays resulted as follows: R. J. Fennie 80— 8=72 A. C. Good 84—11=73 J. A. 3arr 91—18=73 The August medal (stroke) will be played for on Saturday and Sunday. The
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    PENANG RACE CARD
    829 4 FOLLOLWING re the ha idicapt for the final day's races of the Penang Turf Club's Summer meet to be held this Saturday. Horses: Class I—6 furs. 0 3 4 Honeymoon 4v 0.04 Doubie V Stable Van J3reukelen 03 3 Jack Drue-. 8y 8 13 Mis. S. N.
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    Football League Expels Southern Clubs
    190 4 Reuter. London i 4 NUMBER of southern football clubs, ii don, having decided to play their owi •events this season, have been expelled from tht The controversy goes back to several weeks when Londoners objected to the fixtures laid down by the League in grounds
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    Young's Four Goals For Navy
    48 4 r PHE Royal Navy scored an easy victory yesterday when they defeated the Singaport Harbour Board in a Div. 2 A soccer fixture by eight goals to nil. Voting, the Navy's outside left, was brilliant, scoring four goals, which included a hat trick.
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    Puma, Robellus In Pink Form
    227 4 To-d ay's Track Notes Penang, To-day. SEVERAL interesting galiops were seen lliis morning when training in p»epaiation fee the final day's rates oi the Penang Turf Club's Summer meet was continued. The most outstanding gallop was done by Puma. v. ho finished a work-out full
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    Make peace Rovers Beat Mayblossom
    144 4 Badminton PLAYING at the Happy Wond covered stadium, the Makepeace Rovers del eat ed the Mayblo.ssom Badminton Party by five games to three. Results: (Makepeace Rovers mentioned lirsti; iMen'.N singles: M. A. Lange beat Hassan Mattar. 15 —12, 15—10; Syed Salim beat Abdullah Mattar. 13—13
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    19 4 The annual general meeting of the 1 Singapore Chess Club will be held on Friday at the Adelphi Hotel.
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    PLAYFAIR B.P. CELEBRATE
    125 4 IN spite of utfavutirablf 1 ther condition ti Badminton Purtv 1,11 successfully celel eighth anniveisar lt during the August h ,lid a A large attend and friends was the gay and enj. Besides a mahjon rendering of musica land sports were al Before the conclu lebration the
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    62 4 THE handicap mixi tie in the SR C la tournament between R and Mrs. A. Penni and A. Watts and Miss Z Pennei"ather I—15» was v former paii in straight 6—l. Ties for Friday are as 1 Championship doubles: B 5 Souza and H. B. R< Almeida and
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    29 4 Anaval side will untitled sea-Chinese Bank S.C. ners-up in the B League competition, in match on the Club The Navy tear. Ctampton: Pritch; I McQuaoe. Spooner, Bancroft. Wcighill Stuart.
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    BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
    16 5 alien c* the the sixih anni,hi :>ti< ns of [U :k\; lent Singapore/ rt-
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    Thai Envoy In America Sees Hull
    91 5 k. Aug. b. tog accordis the ironical j i ra on confirion of Manrnmcnt. attached to Thai Mnvster Lhe only dipMr Cordeil return to B tcome of this awaited. i quarter! in reply that of -ny ectnoremark at the rted demands: of ltonmic demands)
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    Rotarians' Duty: A Warning
    58 5 mben would I Ltmosl of their enoe, the true tion, a real sense ;< and courtesy of Rotary, by Mr. J- L man of tne interCommittee of the I '.un, speaking at ting veslerday. come sooner than mbers would be fend the princinal goodwill and EpagnJol
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    India and Iran
    26 5 Bombay. Aug Ito the decision it to send a trade the Bombay Mers i recommended R t Afghanistan Government the ,dp delegation to
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    N.E.I. NEWSLETTER
    81 5 Retribution Awaits Traitors In Holland Batavia, July SI. Queen Wilhelmina's 1 relayed by Nirorn, the people cf the I to Her Majesty's deepest attention, ay eyed a message it and confidence. the change in I the greatest h tor the Netherhe N.K.I. of a revision or i when
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    The Free Dutch Radio
    93 5 DADIO Oranje, the hroadcastmS R station through wh adca sts iff flrs" anniversary It was born cI A e who C lffteJ, toand relay RaA1 L* iJl rinilv programmes exdio r c?rpit aDPreciation and praise press great appre has been with modest means 0 ranie, the
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    20 Now Naval .Officers
    76 5 fb-DAY the oath was acmuI tered at »-urabaya to 20 ne^y appointed by due coreevent was attenc..a ay kind mC nv. as bpm? officers in n Sr midshipmen from Den a Helder V who made their esca.^ r »v m-e y°«ng X who all narrowly escaped
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    EDEN, HULL WARN JAPAN: "HANDS OFF THAILAND"
    647 5 Reuter. LONDON, AUG. 6. ANY NATION WHICH THREATENS THE INDEPENDENCE AND INTEGRITY OF THAILAND WILL BE A MATTER OF IMMEDIATE CONCERN TO GREAT BRITAIN, MORE PARTICULARLY AS A THREAT AGAINST THE SECURITY OF SINGAPORE SAID MR. ANTHONY EDEN, THE FOREIGN SECRETARY, IN THE
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    "PRIDE & PREJUDICE" ENTERTAINMENT
    156 5 "PRIDE PREJUDICE" ENTERTAINMENT (At the Capitol) WHEN a well-known novel is brought to the screen usually the characters fall to measure up to what we h* ve imagined of them after reading the Not so of Jane Austen's masterpiece "Pride and Prejudice which made its abearance at the Capitol yesterday.
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    "STORMY WEAHTER"
    73 5 rAt the Pavilion) N lDO h girl, Stella Moya, Is one of the A pSh S "Stormy Wrather now showing at c thejJ*\ P ?ass2a bigamist one of whose other w J™' v 8 e is film is a scream throughout, a i su T r f the
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    Debris Souvenirs
    27 5 l/MO KJW.~ Pieces of wreckage and stone from Smbed parts of Buckingham Sr may shortly he sold as souvenirs in aid of War Relief funds
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    N.E.I. PREPARED TO FIGHT ALONE
    543 5 Batavia, July 23. FN a leading article on the subject of the British-American-Dutch "economic front" against Japan in its issue of July 29, the Java Bode of Batavia states that Japan will doubtless make reprisals against the Netherlands East Indies in much the same way
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    Australian Premier On Far East Tension
    90 5 Reuter. Melbourne. Aug. 6. A REPRESENTATIVE of the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun queried Mr. R. G. Menzies the Australian Premier, at to-day s puss conference whether Mr. Menzies personally could do anything to ease the Far Eastern situa'ioMr. Menzies replied: "I wish I foiew,
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    Indian Army Boots
    65 5 Lucknow. Aug. i. OVER nine-tenths of the leather footwear used by the Army In India I produced in trn United Provinces, where one oi the greatest production units -n 'ho boot trade 1» in existence. TbTSotS factory at Shanjahpur has expanded creatly owing to the wm and
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    42 5 Singapore. Thursday. THE following is Uw programme of dn-ls for the Singapore \olunteer Coips, t'J-day. 8 8 L Btv R A. (vi- Manning and L.G training, at headquartP2nd Bn BS VT -Lectures, at hcadoMarters. 8 V Biff. Coy -Specialist training at headquarters
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    Opinion Trade Disputes
    172 6 J THOUGJtJ the new Trade Disputes Bill'to be introduced at the next meeting of the Legislative Council will ensure the continuance of essential services even in the face of serious labour unrest, its provisions, especially those relating to the virtual penalising of what are described as strikes
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    Essential Services
    141 6 no one will cavil at the Government arming themselves with the nocessarv powers to prevent strikes in essential services, especiailv in war-time, the manner in which it is sought to be done cannot be justified on any ground. If it were merely a war-time measure, there might have
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    Illegal Strikes
    135 6 WHAT is a legal strike and what is not? It is this definition that will determine the efficacy of our labour legislation. As the law stands to-day, almost any strike can be declared illegal though the Government have expressed their anxiety to hold the scales evenly between employers
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    It's the female of the Species That Really Makes History!
    1254 6 The Malayan premier of the love story of Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton will be held at the Cathay on Monday, the proceeds going to the Royal Navy and Merchant Service. This article gives a glimpse of the story around
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    INDIAN POINT OF VIEW
    463 6 IN .spite ol tru between eaph tween the rich and th J unity of society pronounced thai Trade unions, wi.... organising work.: bargaining, on t!u them a eonsciou n part of the indu have the right and the i upon indnstrM them in part. This idea,
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    mEN PREDICTS GIGANTIC MIDDLE EAST OFFENSIVE
    2688 7 FULL REPORT OF WAR DEBATE Reuter. London, Aug. 7. the Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, the Lord Privy Seal, Mr. C. R. Attlee ►ate on the war situation. He started by paying a tribute to the magniRussians were putting up against the Nazis. He also
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    Germans Claim Successes
    393 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 6. ommand to- s pe< ial announceEastern Front, is made possible of new operant claims that been achieved ints between •he Gull oi Finol the Pripet ection oi Smoi ake Peipus. which follow and estimate erations on the a nd ol the navy are
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    Bribery And Corruption Rife In German Army
    290 7 Reuter. New York, Aug", b. THE idea that a Nazi "superman" sums up the characteristic features of the German armed forces is refuted in an article bv M Michael Pobers. foreign editor of the Le Jour and Echo tie Paris, published in the
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    Gales Fail To Prevent R.A.F. Raids
    156 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 6. DETAILS of the R. A. F.s attacks on Germany on Tuesday night are given in the latest British Air Ministry communique which states that in a gale of wind last night, a large force of aircraft of the Bomber Command
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    SLAV OPPOSITION TO HITLER
    158 7 Reuter. Moscow, Aug. o. fK# f(l)o osition to Hitler in Poland, CzechoN eW details of the opposit to-day, 11 ..irjn unrl Yugoslavia are given m Slovakia and j les of Russ ia and asrssr:r~ s Fascism. ~.,,Q oVv ut 2 00 men and officers fight against
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    African Bases: Vichy Statement
    88 7 Reuter. Zurich, Aug. 8. i HINTING that Vichy's assirj ances that she will Ml 1 deliver her North African r bases to Germany are not J valid in all the circumstances S the Vichy correspondent »d i the Tribune de Geneve claiming to echo the official
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    51 10 Domestic Occurrence l>l ATll IdTl CHELL: —On 6th August, 1941. at hi r residence, No. 737-K, Florence Road, off Simon Road. EOfreida Cornell Mitchell, aged 61 years, daughter of Mrs. J. W. llawkshaw. The funeral cortege will leave her residence at 4.30 pm to-day lor interment at B:dadari Cemetery. Deeply
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      173 10 I© There must be i II v m s i why the sales of canned product!! rising. Outstanding Mm is always rei up Malayan publu s i rccognisr the unvarying* itv of Malayan fruits and fruit \nu by The Malayaa 1m Cannint; Co.. Ltd (iot to know more d table
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    611 11 p.* V r-ocJ ►V 0 3. Ett .9 *60xd B 18 is" 1 4 00 I ib 6c d °oio B Jimah ($1) 1.15 l 25 Jeram Glenealy ($1) 1.22y 2 1.27>/ a Kuantan (50 cts.) 0.70 0 75 Kam»aan (fl) 1.15 1 25 Kedah ($1)
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    Local Tin Share Market Eases
    156 11 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore. Thursday THE easing tendency which has recently been notice tole was further evident in the tin share market yesterday. Boag Fatts were done at 1 29, Rahmaiis at 106. Talam at 173Va. There was small business in Rau Gold at
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    27 11 i Singapore, Thursday. j Prices of tin and robber 1 In Singapore at noon to- day were:— TIN 1 RUBBER J Buyers oS Sellers 38%
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    66 11 Singapore, Aug. 6. Gambler 7.50 Java Cube 12.00 Hamburg Cube 12.25 Muntck White Pepper 16.50 White Pepper 16.00 r.lack Pepper 8.00 Sundrierj Copra 2.65 Mixed Copra 2.40 Small Flake Tapioca 8.00 Fair Flake Tapioca 7.50 Medium Pearl Tapkca 10.00 Small Pearl Tapioca 10.00 Lingga Sago Flour 5.25 Fair Sago
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    JOHORE DONATIONS TO PATRIOTIC FUND
    42 11 (From Our Own Correspondent). Johore Bahru. Wednesday OUBSCRIPTIONS to th" Malaya Patriotic Fund from Segamat district h.ivbeen received from: Batu Anam Club $122 00, Sungei Benarut Estate $9.30, Batu Anam Club $105 .00 Sungei Scnarut Estate $15.80.
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    POLITICAL REFORM AFTER THE WAR
    308 11 Batavia, Aug. 1. pOLLOWING H.M. the Queen's broadcast address, Aneta interviewed a number of leading members of the People's Council, whose opinions .were sought more especially on the references to political reforms. Mr. Socria Nata Atmadja, for the Association of Regents, declared that the Queen's
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    Red U-Boat Sinks Nazi Transport
    140 11 Reuter. 4fc Moscow, Aug. 6. THE midday Soviet communique states: "During the night of Aug. 5, our troops continued fighting in the directions of Kholm, Smolensk, Belaya-Tserkov and in the Estonian sector of the front. "In the other directions and sectors of the front no
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    Jewish Refugees Seek New Life
    167 11 Reuter. Gibraltar. Aug. 6. 'THE Spanish ship. Cludad de Sevilla, j A (6.279 tons» has arrived at Gibraltar j from Barcelona and Valencia, with 555 refugees bound for New York. They were Jews from many parts of Europe, including Germany. Rumania and Belgium, mostly husbands
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    NAZI SOLDIERS MISINFORMED
    42 12 Reuter. London, Aug. 7. THE Mcscow radio yesterday quot*'ed statements by German prisoners to the effect that when Germany attacked Russia. German soldiers were told that the U.S.S.Rwas "letting the German army through" to attack the British m Iraq.—Reuter.
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    Queen In Carrier
    37 12 w m The Queen, who is Honorary Colonel of the Regiment, recently raid a visit to a gallon of the London Scottish. Photo shous the Queen having a ride in a Bren gun carrier.
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    Army Stores In Belgium Set On Fire
    145 12 Reuter. "London. Aug. 6. DIG petrol stores, belonging tc the D German Army, disappeared to the Roulers district of Western Flanders, according to news reaching the Free Belgian news service. The German authorities ar- holding a widespread inquiry into the affair. A curfew
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    Coal Rations In Britain This Winter
    124 12 Reuter. London. Aug. 6. THE possibility of coal rationing i in the coming winter was mentioned by Sir Andrew Duncan, pres dent of the Board of Trade speaking in a debate on coal in the House of Commons yesterday. "It may well be," he
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    U.S. Cost Of Living Up
    129 12 Reuter. Washington, Aug. 5. MR Leon Henderson, the Price Administrator, toformed Concress that th? United States faced the ''strongest and most ed increase in the cost of living even if the Administrations recently- introduced Price Control Bill became law Immediately. Testifying before the House Banking
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    More U.S. 'Planes To Aid China War
    63 12 COMPLYING with the request ol the Chinese Government, the U S Government will send 35 transport planes to help improve transportation of goods over -he Burma Road, reports the Hong Kong correspondent of the Nanyang Siang Pau. The planes will have a total
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    GERMAN PRESSURE ON FINLAND
    222 12 Reuter. London, Alg. 7. Rritish relations with (Finland rf,U.n, Witt 11» m-'* a""" 1 On Auk. 1. however, MrEden added, the Finnish Minister called to inform him that his Government had decided to recall him and had suspended, for the time beinK. the activities of the
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    Mews Broadcasts From Chungking
    119 12 IN order to acquaint overseas I Chinese throughout the world I with developments in the world siI tuation: the Chinese Affairs Board 61 the Kuomintang. Chungking, 'has. since July 17, been making a weekly broadcast simultaneously over Stations XGOA and XGOY. This broadcast, given in Mandarin,
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    Patrols Take German Post Near Tobruk
    55 12 Reuter. Cairo, Aug. 6. A BRITISH communique issued from General I Headquarters, Cairo, to-day states, that in "Libya, con- tinuing their aggressive acti- vities outside Tobruk, our raiding parties yesterday seized a German post and i despite enemy counter-at- tacks, inflicted heavy casual- ties
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    Figures Of Australia's War Effort
    115 12 Reuter. MR .P C Spender. u Minister for figures revealing ti,, J** Australia's war effoit l He said thai up? vessels, includi; patro i lesI es l els a: would be built. The Navy increased by 350 p.„-i < war began and continuing a: year.
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    Nazis Desperate, Call Up Raw Reservists
    449 12 Reuter. "Somewhere in Europe/ A TT is understood that informed German circles rega 1 coming fortnight as extremely critical. Th, qi whether the third offensive will succeed in smashing I•, Kmi armies or whether the prospect of a winter campaign v come a certainty.
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    70 12 Reuter. THE German- a seriov.s turn thai orders have taken in A threatening pr< 1 the German comm: Jk tnade warns the S "hour is comin- j| rise or fir.al desceiv. ol sss« oeople." Jm According 'o the mndent ot the N- -;M the
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