Malaya Tribune, 15 August 1941

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Friday, August L">, Ull.
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    HOW THE AXIS TOOK IT
    264 1 Reuter. 11 n don, Aug. 15 THl> is how the Axis react--1 ,d to it:— BERLIN: The brsi German broadfl,l comment mi the deOration was an overseas «"mLssion In the German JSed summary was broad- aim nneer tried to dismiss the <lr,iar:ition as no"hlI1, bu
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    CONTROL OF BRITISH GOODS FOR JAPAN
    57 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 15. j'HE Board of Trade has made an < rder prohibiting from May all exports to Japan, inAiding the Japanese mandated Chosen (Korea), the Kwantung leased territory, Taiwan I Formosa), and Manchuria i ruler licence from toe Board of Trade. All
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    RAF Down 14 Nazis
    75 1 Reuter. TT London, Aug. 15. V ted In Lonoon last night Mortal r.fternoon. British out a *weep over the m Fran c in the course puemy flght'.-Ts were destroy* f.ghters are missing. destroyed 13 Messerschluadrona of Hurricanes and E, towards The Channel soon *»j«r lurch. ufTJ
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    24 1 Reuter. Washington. Aug. 14. Peels at present Counsellor American Embassy in Pelplm: elected as the United States Thailand. Mr. Grant was r Minister R-utcr
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    ANOTHER CLEAR WARNING FOR JAPAN
    854 1 World-Wide Welcome For Anglo-US. Declaration Reuter. 11 If I jreneral declaration of President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill is being eagerly discussed all over the world Mr. Attlee's reference to "governments associated with Geran «y' is being interpreted as a direct warning to Japan. Any *litary
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    FORCE TO UPHOLD LAW, AUTHORITY
    315 1 Reuter. m Fereus J. fenjuson, neuter's Conespogenn THF meeting between President Roosevelt and Mr Church,!! T at Tome unspeciHed spot in the Atlantic is one of the mos, sensational and important developments in the war. It mark.- the absolute completeness of the understanding between the
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    Nazis Claim Another "Dunkirk" At Odessa
    269 1 Reuter. Loiuli n, Aug. 15. PERM AN propaganda is playing up to the full the progresi U made by the Germans in the Ukraine. Already, the German news agency is boasting of a new Russian the Black Sea and stressing that in the results
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    Col. Knox Urges: "Jump On Hitler"
    268 1 Reuter. New York, Aug-. 1 k -THE American people should demand that we keep the jump on Hitler—and jump on him first where there is any doubt about it," declares Col. Knox, United States Secretary of the Navy, in an article 10 the current
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    U.S. Oil For Reds
    44 1 Reuter. Washington, Aug. 14. THE Defence Petroleum Cc--1 Ordinate*, Mr. Harold Ickea, announced that the first ship- ment of aviation petrol to Kus- sia aboard an American tanker will leave Los Angeles for Vladivostok to-day, flying the United States Hag.—Reuter.
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    34 1 Moscow, Aug. 15. DENYING the German claims reraWttlif Odessa, the deputy Chief of the Information Bureau, M Lozovsky. described them as "wishful thinking M Lorovskv also denied thai the Russian Southern Army was encircled
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    MORE DIGGERS ARRIVE
    93 1 TT was officially announced to-day that powerful reinforcements for the A.I.F. in Malaya arrived in Singapore this morning. These reinforcements consist of all arms of the Service and will have the effect oi making the already strong defences of Malaya oven more formidable.' Their arrival at this
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    Conference Held On Super-Battleship
    38 1 Reuter. Washington, Aug. 14. THE conference between P res| dent Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill tiook place aboard the super battleship, the Prince ft WMJJThis was revealed by a photograph published in Washington to-mgnt. —Reuter.
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    THOUSANDS OF VICHY TROOPS JOIN ALLIES
    332 1 Reuter. Cairo, Aug. 15. FOLLOWING further breaches of the Armistice convention by Vichyites in Syria, it is learned in Cairo that the Allies are now m a position to take such action as they think necessary to ensure fre e choice by the Vichy
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    AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL'S WHOLE DAY SESSION
    63 1 Reuter. Mi'iocrurnr. nuR. rpnE War Council was In session throucbbut It Is understood that the position to the Far East and ott>er lnttrnattoMl development, w*re discussed at It is believed that The question of Mr. vr,.n7lt's eotng to London whs raised. M The War Cabinet
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    Japanese Tanks In Manchuria
    39 1 Reuter. Chungking, Aur. 15. IT is ■nderatood in Chin- ese circles in < hungkin« that four mechanised units (»1 156 tanks each have been sent to Manihuiia from Japan, two of which have already arrived. —Renter.
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    Caught With Stake Slips
    191 2 Singapore, Thursday. SENTENCE of eight months' rigcr- ous imprisonment was passed on a 27-year-old Chinese. Wong Peng Fook. in the Singapore third court this morning, when he pleaded guilty to a charge of assisting in the carrying on of a chap-ji-kee lottery at a house In
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    Charge Against Johore Chinese Girl Withdrawn
    109 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Thursday. THE case in which a 19-year-old Chinese girl. Lee Siew Lean alias Ho Sian Hean, was charged with being a member of an unlawful society, nemely. the Malayan Communist Party, at Penang on July 25 this year was
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    MAN'S HESITATION COST HIM HIS LIFE
    293 2 Singapore, Thursday. 27-YEAR-OLD Indian, V. Rajoo, one of a company of three who started to cross Telok Blangah Road one morning, was fatally injured when he was struck by a truck driven by a Malay private who, at the coroner's inquiry this morning, testified
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    DAWOOD MAKES HIS DEFENCE
    1986 2 Singapore, Thursday. MAKING his defence this afternoon, S. A. Dawood, who is standing his trial before Mn J. L. McFall, the district judge, on charges of mimpropriating money and jewellery amounting to over $6,000 belonging to his former mistress, Mary Chow, a dance hostess, said that
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    37 2 The Raffles Institution proposes to have evening classes on "Economics." This will deal with generii economic principles and will Include special reference*, to Malayan conditions. Intending students are asked to communicate with the Superintendent before Aug. 31.
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      244 2 f77»s is a *en>*me untouched photograph of the hands of a ma,-* t r) RHEUMATISM The terrible penalty of neglect, r* Wltt s Pllls by r Look at those deformed hands kidneys to healthy' .v T fingers knotted and swollen enraatl <; troubles at thinflamed joints so racked with pain
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    Great Tank Drive Planned In Malaya
    332 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) K3US drive for funds to buy tanks for Britain v ed in Singapore, in common with other parts and the world, on Sept. 15, the first anniversary the record total of 185 pianos was shot down Battle of Britain. Ambitious programmes
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    Roads To Be Named After Animals
    540 3 C. \V. A. SENNETT, formerly assistant Adviser at Muar, and now Commissioner of Lands, took his place for the first time yesterday as Chairman of the Singapore Rural Board and was given a hearty welcome by unofficial members of that body. Mr. J. M.
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    Negligent Driving Charge
    166 3 Singapore. Thursday. D. J. Maxie appeared in the dis- trict traffic court to-day on a charge of driving negligently and thereby colliding with a taxi at the junction of Sims Avenue and Aijunied Road on June 17. Dairayam, the driver of the motor taxi, said that on
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    Alleged Theft Of Goat
    59 3 Singapore, Thursday. ALLEGED, to have stolen a goat worth $6, a 25-year-old Malay, Idris bin Hassan, claimed trial before the fifth magistrate this morning. Hassan was charged with stealing the goat from an Indian named Supramaniam on the morning of Aug. 13. Bail of $50 was
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    25 3 Dr. Lim Boon Keng will perform the opening ceremony at the Confucian Relic Exposition at 7 p.m. to-day at the Happy World Covered Stadium. V
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    Husband Charges Wife With Theft
    164 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Thursday. "•PHIS is a case of the wife com- mitting theft from the husband." said the prosecuting officer before Mr. B. F. Bridge in the third court yesterday in the case in which a Sikh woman, Banskhaur, was charged with
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    Absence From Duty Alleged
    69 3 Singapore, Thursday. TWO said to be addi--1 tional constables at the R.A.F. Seletar. claimed trial on summons charges of absenting themselves from duty, when they appeared before. Mr. J. L. McFall, the district judge, to-day. Charan Singh was said to have absented himself from duty on
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    Freedom Exhibition
    48 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Thursday. THE Pight For Freedom Exhibi- tion organised by the Department of Information has been showing In Muar since Monday for three days in the premises of the Government English School which was crowded all the time it was kept open.
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    Yesterday's Exhibition Tennis
    61 5 ~u> strain oi playleading lights of dubs on Monday, Wednesday, was 0 Sin Kie's play tporc Cricket Club ning when he Kondary per- ...u pa red with his exhibitions. old careless notable in his hitherto so 3 lacking and Yadi who met Chin in the c matches
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    This Morning's Track Work
    136 5 ALL Turley's candidates, en- j n tered foi the forth- j coming Singapore races were given workouts this morning. when training was continued < on the Bukit Timah third track. The going was very good. j Jockey Daniels was in charge of three of them, Last
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    Airmen's Successes Stopped
    328 5 LOYALS HOLD THEM TO GOALLESS DRA W R.A.F 0; Loyals 0. MEETING the R.A.F. in the second round of the Div. I league i? 1 after losing 2-1 in the first encounter, the Loyals held the airmen to a thrilling goalless draw yesterday at Anson Road stadium.
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    SPORT SHORTS
    119 5 npHE Royal Artillery (Blakan A Mati) and the Singapore Harbour Board shared honours in a Div. 2A league match played on the S.H.B. ground yesterday, the game resulting in a draw of one-all. The match was keenly contested throughout and the exchanges were fairly even. There was no
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    SPORTS DIARY
    41 5 TO-DAY SOCCER: Div. I, R E. v. S.C.C., Stadium. Div. lIA, Navy v' Publishers, 5.H.8.: V ILC A. v Moravia, V.M.C.A J Div 118. S C F A "B" v. Post Office. Farrer Park: Kranji v. J.C.S.A.; Clerical Union.
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    19 5 The R.A.O.C. crounced the R.E. (Malays by six goals to nil in a Div. 11-A match at Gillman yesterday.
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    Taiping Races Open Two Upsets
    449 5 Friday. TWO upsets, by Fernlct ($45) 1 and Rackarock ($4O) marked the opening day of the two-day Taiping professional race meeting yesterday. A fair crowd attended the meet. The going was good. BIG SWEEP Total Pool $27,138 Ist Prize ***** 2nd Prize ***** 3rd Prize
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    Sinhalese Assn. Cricket
    137 5 THE following have be°n selected to play cricket for tf!* Sinhalese Association of Singapore rujainst the Pest Office Club en the. formers' grcund at 2 p.m. on Sunday. m J N Fernando (capt.). C. beneviratne, S. Gunawardene, S. A. William Geo. Ranatunga. E. Javakody X Mirando, Fred
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    FINAL DAY'S HANDICAPS
    195 5 FOLLOWING are handicaps for the final day of the Taiping Professional meeting, to be held tomorrow. Order of running will be announced after acceptances close ct 11 a.m to-day. Horses Class 3. about 6 furlongs—Burraneer 9.05. Storn.y Nii-nt 8.01. Boy Cullen 7.09 The Emperor 7.07. Horses Clan
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    SPECTATOR'S SUCCESSES
    47 5 SFFCTATOR, the Malaya Tribune tipster, was successful in Upnina four winners at yesterdays race 3, the first day of the Tiipmg Turf Club's August meet. His winners were Boy Cullen. Raikaroek. Monaveen and Pat BurVe, the first two heing bis best bets for the day.
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    Opinion Democracy Meets
    157 6 pi IE mo.\ notable omission in the historic joint declaration broadcast to the world by Mr. Attlee, on the authority of the British and United States Governments, is the absence of any direct reference to the Far East. A moment's reflection, however, points to the obvious fact
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    Force To Go
    208 6 DEOPLES in Malaya and the Far East generally will lay especial emphasis upon the reference to the necessity for "all nations" to abandon force and wiH note with particular interest the statement that until a system of joint security can be established, the disarmament of aggressor nations
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    China's Position
    190 6 JJITHERTO Anglo-American policy has been interpreted as aiming at putting a brake on Japanese aggression with the ultimate restoration of Chinese sovereignty in territories wrested from China's rightful control. Now it is seen—giving grounds for the utmost satisfaction—that policy does not stop at mere restoration of the status
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    CHURCHILL & ROOSEVELT
    2648 6  - CHURCHILL ROOSEVELT a aa s i ii c-«s i b o# a j He grew up with a lisp and a j j stutter but overcame this staggering j I handicap to make some of history's j j finest fighting speeches. j $He holds court in bed—he collects stamps, Christmas
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    567 6 t n k "lET all who speak th# Z tongue ma: the word '*****: Too ion rent in vulgar speech and* writers' oaths, a: insult to the Negro race it coined out of cont mm persisted only by I ill-natured and Ignorant V' unworthy of the languate
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    CHURCHILL-ROOSEVELT MEETING AT SEA
    683 7 EIGHT-POINT PEACE PROGRAMME ISSUED Reuter. *1K C. R. tne Lon Pr v y Seal and Deputy Piime Minis- tcr announced in a special broadcast to-night that President st i t a nd Mr. Winston Churchill had met at sea and had raWB up a joint Anglo-United
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    Tribute To Beaverbrook
    311 7 Reuter. ll/IR. Winston Churchill has always had a flair for the i dramatic—his offer of union j with France and his broad- i cist within a few hours cf the Nazi onslaught cn Russia i are but two examples—but none has roused popular enthusiasm in Great Britain
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    TOYODA SEES EMPEROR
    15 7 Reuter. TOKYO, nus. to the throne on matters under his juris diction.—Reuter.
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    Nazis Find Tobruk Fort Unassailable
    707 7 Reuter. (From Patrick Crosse, Reuters special correspondent with the Advanced Forces in the Western Desert) WHILE the main body of the weary German Afnka Korps is resting beside the sea behind the front line in Libya, the forward British troops, many of whom have been
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    LONGEST KEPT WAR SECRET
    124 7  -  (By Gordon Young Reuter. London, Aug. 14. THE dramatic news of the meeting between Mr. Churchill and President Roosevelt has been the longest kept secret of the war. For a full week there have been rumours of all kinds reaching England from foreign sources but Eritish
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      663 10 NEW SCUDAI, LIMITED (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that [the Nineteenth Annual General i Meeting of the Company will be held at ihe Registered Office, No. 96, Market Street, Singapore, on Friday, August 29, 1941, at noon, and that at such Meeting the Directors will
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      417 10 THE TAPAH RUBBER ESTATES LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend of IV2 cent., on account of the year ending 31st December, 1941, will be paid to Shareholders on the Register on 15th September, 1941. AND NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the
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      24 10 Summerweight X Stool made from the finest quality; Australian; merino wool UNCRUSHABLE Obtainable at all Good Dealers Distributors: THE NOUVEAUX CO. 19-22 Laidlaw Building:.
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      827 10 jTO-DAY*S RAIHoi I SINGAPORE LONDON ZHL. 225 m. 1333 klcs. ZHP.I. 30.96 m. 9.69 m|CS. EASTERN' sr Rv ZHP.2. 48.58 m. 6175 m|cs. CSV 17.81 m* s ,VL X ZHP3. 41.38 m. 7 25 mlcs. £-14 mcs; X 8 m p.m. GSD n.75 mcs- 2-11 11.46 to 1.00 Chinese Programme.
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    851 11 ,s' ..pore. August 14. Buyer». So'ttrt. M' NlNG ,7i' a 3'7|l«.2Cd S3 6 lljtBd 17 18'C70 0 75 1?« MK 1 38 l-35xd < 9 9 103 e 17 1»131- 1»- 1 0 19 0 21 0 35 0.37 8.1 128 131 P 5 15 6
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    21 11 re, Friday. I 1 j rut ol tin and rubber 1 m Singapore at noon to- v sellers 38
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    148 11 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday. THE tin market continued very bright yesterday with Hong Fatts in demand at 129. Rantaus Improved to 1170 and Kuchais to 1!56' 2 The recent decline in rubber shares has stimulated Interest and there was good business yesterday for
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      38 11 X*k RADIOS I British and 4\7 BEST. ■mi —ii^——■—■ i v REFRACTING MANUFACTURiNG OPTICIANS TESTING FREE I\ Cbe A CHINA BUILDING SINGAPORE Overseas Telegrams: 3' CENTENARY 5808 o assurance S Corporation. ACCIDENT \r.ENTS THROUGHOUT MAT.AYA RATES LIBERAL SETTLEMENTS
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      104 11 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. The Company, which is incorporated in the S.S. and registered as cTTrust Company, undertakes the SgSc3fc£fls Xgffig OF A WILL ADMINISTRATOR OF OF DECEASED PERSON. TRUSTEE OF A SETTLEMENT OR DECLARATION OF TRUST,
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      16 11 mW39£&£3tt'~<- Jm BL. A\ AW tW Australian Ale ami Stout is now obtainable throughout Malaya. 1
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    32 12 Reuter. Berlin. Aug. 15. TWENTY-seven men, of the R.A.F. were picked up by the German Sea Ambulance Service during July according to the German News Agency —Reuter.
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    692 12 Washington, Aug. 14. THE declaration of President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill is 1 regarded H a rough outline of the Peace terms which Americans would support and which she would probably join in guaranteeing. One of the most important features of the statement, in
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    107 12 Otlawa, Aug. 14. THE imagination of Canadians has been fired by the dramatic meeting at sea of Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill. Although it came as a complete surprise, it drew wide speculation. Reference to the Governments associated wilh Germany is taken without question to mean
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