Malaya Tribune, 16 August 1941

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Saturday, August 16, 1941.
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    INTERNAL CRISIS IN JAPAN
    164 1 Reuter. Chungking, Aug. 16. JAPAN'S internal crisis is approaching a most critical state, declares the influential Chinese daily newspaper, Ta Kung Pao, commenting on the attempt on the life of Baron Hiranuma, a former Japanese Premier. Japanese extremists, the newspaper says, are becoming impatient with the
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    ROOSEVELT-CHURCHILL NOTE TO STALIN
    602 1 3.POWER TALKS IN MOSCOW SUGGESTED Reuter. Maximum War Supplies Being Rushed To Russia Imp NT ROOSEVELT AND MR. 9 lil RCHILL HAVE JOINTLY PRO- uTO M. STALIN THAT HIGH BRITISH Ivi) MERICAN REPRESENTATIVES tHftl'LD MEET HIM IN MOSCOW TO DlSprg« THE ALLOCATION OF WAR SUPPLIESTO RUSSIA.
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    ANTAGONIST REACTION IN JAPAN
    238 1 Reuter. I Tokyo, Aug. 16. AYIOLbNILK antagonist press and tne semi-olticial reaction to the Roosevelt- Churchill declaration, ap- paremly following Germany's lead, may, accoramg to well- j informed quarters, be regard- ed as an indication that Japan's decision on its future I policy is hopelessly irretriev-
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    22 1 Ottawa, Aug. 15. MR Howe, the Canadian Minister ol Munitions. Is leaving for Washington during the week-end lor consultations on eupply problems.
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    GREAT R A.F. RAIDS
    229 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 16. V "MBING the R.A.F.'s raids Grrwiiny on Thursday which 300 machines parA«n,v 1 the Air Ministry News m«vf atea that the offensive Lthn. °-1 l rhe rea t manufac- c »*s of Prussia. 1 f »f three attacking to Hanover but capitals
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    TABLE SHELTERS
    22 1 nMo Writer* or ~*/> inside houses during air raids, arriving at an L.M.S. depot. Women j&ffSX»%£*»ffi& compoiien, par,, ,rom railway won,
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    US Tanks Reach Libyan Desert
    509 1 Reuter. (By Patrick Crosse, Reuters SpecUl Correspondent with the Advanced Forces in the Western Desert). London, Aug. 10. THE strategic situation in the Western Desert hinges on two considerations—Russia and tanks. So long as the German Army and Air Force are heavily engaged in Russia,
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    More Action Predicted
    153 1 Reuter. (By Valentine Harvey, Reuters Parliamentary Correspondent.) London, Aug. 16. THE publication of the joint message sent by President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill to M. Stalin raises a corner of the veil which conceals the many topics that must have been discussed by the two statesmen during
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    STOP PRESS
    81 1 Reuter. Raleigh, (North CaroUna),^ N OT a shot has been ted, not W an Axis nag sighted, sam col. Knox (U.S. feewtory of Navy), at a press confewnre m answer to a question whether the United States Navy had been forced to do any shooting in patrolling the
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    Need For Speedy Action: War Fronts To Increase?
    449 1 Reuter. THE message sent by President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill to M. Stalin says:— "We have taken the opportunity afforded by a consideration of the report of Mr. Harry Hopkins on his return from Mosccw to consult together as to the best
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    STRENGTHENING OF FAR EAST
    276 1 Reuter. |By Fergus J. Ferguson, Reuters Diplomatic Correspondent.! London, Aug. 16. ALTHOUGH the most spectacular feature of the meeting between President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill was the eight-point programme of the peace aims of tne two great democracies, other momentous questions are believed to have been
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    26 1 British Wireless. London Aug. 10 MR. I-cter Fraser. the Hew Zealand iVi Prime Minister, wa* received in audience by the King at Buckingham Palace yesterday.—British Wireless
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    AUSTRALIAN ASSURANCE TO N.E.I
    1396 2 Journalists Arrive Here To See Our Defences (Tribune Staff Reporter) UUTUAL interest in D. E. I ana -MUujJtralian defences was stresed by Senator H. Fell, Australian Minister of Information and ol the Interior, in an interview m Singapore yesterday shortly after he and a party of
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    Senator As Love Courier
    221 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) MOST of the members of the party were members cf the A.I.F. in the last war, and their leader, Senator Foil, fcught in the Gallipoii campaign. His daughter was the first recruit of the V.A.D. to go on active service in this war.
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    K.L. ACTION AGAINST FOOD PROFITEERING
    196 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday yiGOROFS action is being taken in Kuala Lumpur against food profiteering. At Wednesday's meeting of the Sanitary B:ard the Chairman, Mr. W. N. Gourlay. told the Board that any member cf the public who ielt he had been
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    Bombers From Cents
    25 2 (Cent-A-Plane Fund) Total number of enemy planes destroyed during yesterday on all fronts up to midnight London time (excluding Soviet claims):— NONE
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    Ong Boon Tat Inquiry Concluded
    82 2 Singapore, Friday. CONCLUDING his inquiry this afternoon after four previous adjournments, the Singapore coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, recorded a verdict of death by misadventure on the deaths of Mr. Ong Boon Tat and Mr. Low Kirn Swee in connection with the tragedy which occurred
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    EXCITING CHAS BY POLICE
    148 2 AN exciting chase by h Faddick v: lorry through the b v Ll New Bridge Road, street and o( morning, can. <• appear in the di to-day. The driver of the 1 Kirn Slang, dis. the junction ol Hill Si ley Road, although duty spoke to
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    Family Remittances To China Now Allowed
    155 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) r\Vil! V ("petty") remitT lances to China are once n| u he allowed. Instrocnl' already been received local Exchange Control ii i< understood. :l h t .i\ the?€ lemittances are j lowed again, after proexamination of the merits j he easts.
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    Found With Labels & Caps For Bottles
    65 3 Found With Labels Caps For Bottles IS.njapore, Friday •i; I McFall, the district 111 d sentence of eight s imprisonment on Chinese. Tiun Chun .beaded guilty to being in possession ot ips tor bottles of purpose of denoting manufacture i firm when in fact they iting officer remarkre three aspects
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    Visiting Senator, Newsmen
    175 3 Members of the party lined up beside the special plane which brought them. In front is Senator Foil (Australian Minister of the Interior and Inf r mation) centre; on his right, in dar'< coat is Mr. J. F. Williams, acting Director General of the Australian Department of
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    Bankrupt Owed Wife $100,000
    764 3 Singapore. Friday. yyiTH gross liabilities amounting to about $500,006, of which nearly four-fifths had been secured, M. J. Nassim, a former broker, who had been a bankrupt since March, 1939, appeared in the High Court to-day before Mr. Justice Worley for examination. Nassim stated that since
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    79 3 Malacca, Saturday IJNDER the patronage of the Hon. M r G. W. Bryant, Resident Councillor, a magic performance will be given at the Malacca Capitol Cabaret to-night by Mr Wong Koon Yoon. who !s a member o the Magicians' Club, London, in aid of the Malaya Patriotic Fund. Entrance will
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    Thailand Nearing Emergency
    282 3 Reuter. Bangkok, Aug. 15. r AILAND to-day faces a situation bordering on an emergency. Therefore, side by side with military preparedness the Government proposes to galvanize the country's economic efficiency," said the Minister of Justice, Luang Thamrong Navasvat. introducing into the National Assembly this afternoon an urgent
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    Japanese Fined On Three Charges
    206 3 Singapore. Friday. A JAPANESE motorist was convicted on three traffic charges to-day. this- beint; the sequel to a slight collision at North Bridge Road in front of the Capitol Theatre when his car ran into a taxi on July 19. K. Nakagawa said tiiat the
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    Spring Girl, Jaguar Best Bets FINAL DA Y OF TAIPING PROFESSIONAL RACES
    626 4 (By Spectator) WITH again small fields to select their fancies from. punters should find it quite easy to pick winners at the Taiping Turf Club to-day, the final day of the Ta ""S? SS »""S- TW, Spr,« Girl
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    TO-DAY'S MALAYA CUP FINAL
    181 4 nikffu soccer fans lead to the Kuala Lumpur •"sJSJSn tVdS7£T£«5« and Penan* mcc, in th. twenty-first Malaya Cur final. pre sented lo M a a 7? e ars, are confident of retaininr the «X another Penang. who have thi? Cup up North, are equally optimistic on
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    This Morning's Track Work School Boy, Lord Bug Impressive
    574 4 (By SPECTATOR) QEVERAL interesting gallops were observed on the Bukit Timah track thi* morning when training was continued in reparation for the forthcoming Singapore races.. Fast gallops were the order of the day and the going was? good. A number of
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    Moravians Beaten 3-21
    22 4 IN a Div. lIA scccer match played on the V.M.C.A. ground yesterday the V.M.C.A. defeated Moravia by 3-2. V
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    34 4 SUPERIOR in all departments and dominating exchanges in both halves, the Royal Navy trounced the Publishers in a Div. FIX league match played on the Harbcur Board ground yesterday by seven goals to nil.
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    34 4 OWING to inclement weather there was no play in the first day's cricket match between the S. C. C. and Raffles College at the Padang yesterday. The game will start at 2 p.m. to-day.
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    TO-DAY'S RACE SELECTIONS
    66 4 Kaee Race Phariol Inventory Race 2: STORMY NIGHT Race 2: STORMY NIGHT Boy Cullen SSLSSS" Race 3: NEW LIFE Race 3: FERNLET Lisheen ijSfJS 1 Race 4: PRUDE Race 4: ™JDE Pay Out Monaveen Race 5: MAINTAIN Race 5: JESANNE Young: Ginger Young Ginger Race 6: STARLOCK
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    SPORTS DIARY
    69 4 TO-DAY SOCCER: Malaya Cup Pmal sin~ Penang. Kuala fiffi* i S.A.F.A. League. Dr. i S.R.C, Anson Road St di r B. R.A.F. (Kallane, rinthlans, Farrer Park RM&iLS?" v Customs, Naval B- r T lt:in v Stamford SC. Na\ b»L CRICKET: S.C.C. v S.C.C; B.C.R.C S.C.R.C: V.MC.A S.R.C; Police
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    Sappers Win 5-2 This Time
    116 4 WITH effortless case the Furtress R.E. defeated the 8.C.C. by I J in the second round of thei. Div. 1 league pune played on thr stadium, yesterday. The Sappers won 13-2 in the first match. In the first half play but although the Sappers atl
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    LARGEST TROOP CONVOY ARRIVES IN SINGAPORE
    1006 5 Huge Reinforcements For Malaya's Army ■i i! TENSION IN THE FAR EAST AT THE SNAPPING DINT, SINGAPORE BREATHED MORE EASILY TOWHEN THE NEWS GOT ABROAD THAT THOUSANDS 0F REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE AUSTRALIAN FORCES |N MALAY A HAD ARRIVED AT KEPPEL HARBOUR. I.'» ],.nir gray
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    FALSIFICATION OF RECEIPTS ALLEGED
    459 5 Singapore, Friday. TONG LAI SIAK, ex-salesman of the Phoenix Aerated Water Co. Ltd., was to-day committed to stand trial at the next Assizes on three charges of falsifying duplicate receipts belonging to his firm and committing criminal breach of trust in connection with these receipts to
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    Had Unstamped Letters On Landing In S'pore
    151 5 Singapore, Frith'y. •TtHE letters have been cvamtned by t!v Censor and although they have been found to contain nothing of interest. T would draw your honour's attention to the seriousness of this cfence "especially in war-tUne," remarked Mr. C. Such, the prosecuting officer
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    Ceylon Tamils' Fighter Plane Programme
    119 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuula l -Tiitmr. i-rlday A public T-rrttni of Ceylon Tamil* 1« Malaya will be held ir> the Town HaJl. Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday, at 2.30 p.m. to adopt measures toward! the presentation of a fighter plana to His Majesty's War Office.
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    Absence From Duty Alleged
    67 5 Singapore, Friday. Fro Indians, said to be additional constables at the R.A.F. Seletar, claimed trial on summons charges cf absenting themselves from duty, when they appeared before Mr. J. L. McFall, the district judge, to-day. Charan Singh was 6aid to have absented himself from duty on
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    Arrested In Back Lane After Theft Of Wire
    92 5 Singapore. Friday. ARRESTED by a constable on patrol duty at 12 40 a.m. to-day, Keng Eng Sam (32) a Hokkien, had in his possession wire worth $1. He was arrested in a back lane a short while after he had stolen the
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    FOUND HANGING FROM TREE
    181 5 Singapore, Friday. AVSRDICT ol suicide was reccrded by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. POlier, at the inquiry Into the death of Sepoy ra>ma Lftll, of the Hyderabad Regiment, who was discovered by a comrade, hanging by the neck from p tree in Tyersall Park on
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      142 5 GLEAMING *9LW TEETH moy Wm often liiJe DECAY Onhf Mr Skori-H*ad tooth- ?*k k th* only jin^l kwh rtocb thoa* nooks toothbrah, built and pirt—l od at th* bock of *d this way. though cotsaft. i rw ci jUiißiinjj tooth. Wm ■Himioi km k« H*r* kx th* arch bohiadL and
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    Opinion Hopeful Outlook
    166 6 AS the second year of the war draws to a close, the Empire has every reason to feel proud of its achievements during the year and to look forward to the future with renewed confidence, though no one would desire to minimise the trials and hardship that
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    Fall Of An Empire
    131 6 OERHAPS the most outstanu ing achievement of the year was the fall of Mussolini *s African empire. And great was its fall, like that of the ancient Roman Empire. His complete subservience to Hiti ler has reduced Mussolini to the role of a Charley McI Carthy.
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    Day Of Reckoning
    164 6 WHAT has happened is, however, less significant than what has not happened. The German people were promised victory over Britain (and additional Lebensraum) before the end of 1940. Hitler boasted he would be in London, but instead his de puty has taken refuge there. With the Russians
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    3 STORIES FROM THE R.A.F. 1 I Go Looking For U-Boats
    679 6  -  By Air-Commodore P.F.M- Fellowes OFFICERS of one of the RA.F.'s great Sunderland lying boats were grouped around a chart in a coastal Nation late the other night They were being briefed lor a reconnaissance flight which wn to begin
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    Decision At Breakfast
    474 6 RILL is in his early twenties, D a slightly-built young man .0 says little but listens keenBecauee he was employed ihe domestic staff of a large ansion in peace time he was nade a mess steward when he joined the R.A.F. He now waits at table in
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    It's The Biggest Plane In The World
    795 6 plane you see above could take off from Darwin with j eight times the bomb load of Britain's biggest bombers, fly to Aleppo, Beirut, or any other i place in Syria, drop its bombs there, and continue to Alexandria without refuelling. On the
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    "As Ye Have Done Unto Others"
    183 6 HEIL Hitler! you an; gazing at the WT»*'ne on the wall. Yonr fearful doom is written, and soon the stroke must fall: Your day of reckoning is nigh, your reign of horror o'er. *n outraged God. -a tortured world, demands you pay the score.
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    Comparisons
    63 6 HE'D a face like the inside of an elephant's foot. -E.V. Lucas. She gushed like a cut artery.— Elsie Robinson. My love is waiting like corked soda-water to fly towards her. Barry Pain. A voice like a concertina that has been left out in the rain.— Max Beerbohm. Abcut
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    TOY SOLDIERS FROM THE WAR ZONES
    248 6 soldiers and miniature war equipment direct from the war zone are the latest craze with children in the Pritish colonies. One of the reasons is that they have seen the soldiers taken out by little evacuees from Britain. The children left behind in Britain
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    496 6 WITH events rapid head in Thai centres at Malaya Perils and th Kedah. Perlis is the smal known State In M fortress of Singapore i the news, but the gl back door up in the ni rt been neglected, thouuh liti licity has been focuss d It
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    ACTION BY BRITAIN US. EXPECTED SOON
    496 7 Reuter. Washington, Auc 1* FERLING pervade .he capital to-day that parage. Anglo"m' T a r UOn f 8 d6CiSiVe natu hin the offing to jn p imf ni the fohe.es agreed upon at the Roosevelt-Churchill m wefercnee. d diplomatic quarters here are of opinion
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    LONGER SERVICE IN U.S. ARMY
    24 7 Reuter. Washington. Aug. 14. red by 35 votes to 19, Ung military service fot -'..urdsraen and reserno attM _Reuter.
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    300 PLANES IN RAIDS
    126 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 15. 'I AST night's operations of the Bomber Command were on a heavy scale, more than 300 aircraft taking J Part,' says a n Air Ministry I communique. J "The main targets wer c in- J ™S~* and communications J fj Hanover, Brunswick
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    Hong Kong Bank Chief Quashes Rumours
    66 7 Reuter. Hong Kong, Aug. 15. gIR Vandaleur Grayburn. chief manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, emphatically denied a Japanese report to the cfect that the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Is contemplating a closure of Its Far Eastern branches and the withdrawal of
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    "EPOCH MAKING DOCUMENT"
    1125 7 Reuter. M X W NASH > the New Zealand Minister of Finance, 'that ioint n L7oXta m a fror bCen "in tha the hinfl? Ir Churchi informed him last W eek that he was gome to visit President Roosevelt. Mr Nash said, he felt then that it
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    BIG ADVANCE OF NAZI RIGHT WING
    348 7 Reuter. (Military commentary by Annalist) xtt V fT London, Aug". 16. 0 NLY H,t le r ,nd the German High Command know whether the th. ust m the Southern Ukraine is a feint or a full-blown offensive. CerteWy seems fair substantia and. measured m
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    Chinese Warning To French
    99 7 Reuter. Chungking, Aug. 15. lib spokesman at a press conference declared that no report of nrench troops arriving on the Kwangsi-Yunnan borders had been received but that Chinese forces will act if the French help the Japanese to attack the Chinese frontiers. Japanese troops in Indo-China
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    Emperor Sends Gifts To Wounded Minister
    99 7 Reuter. PENDING "on ToS? ron Hiranuma 's condition all a anes c Quarters ar e adopting a h? autlous attitude concerning or P OSsi ble associa Pons of the assailant It is understood that the EmForor not only sent his court physician to attend
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    7 DEAD IN RAID ON SUEZ CANAL
    53 7 Reuter. Cairo. Aug. 15. A MINISTRY of the Interior comn munique states.- "In the course of an air raid on the Suez Canal area on the night of Aug. 13-14 bombs were dropped, causing 13 casualties, seven of which were fatal and doing
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      265 8 Before After Pictures j j Come To MONTE CARLO RESTAURANT No. 14, Dhoby Ghaut (Next to Cathay Cinema) W OPENS DAILY 9 A.M. to 2 A.M. Saturday Holidays till 4 a.m. A. T. EDWARDS A CO., LTD. AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE AGENTS VALUERS, 11, MALACCA STREET, TELEPHONE 4646. Consult Us For All
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      201 8 could wish for! Xou TO-DAY 3.15, 6.15 fr 9.15 I r<AUl llTiMi Hfcli ill iM <AOKj JEAN ARTHUR The DEVIL and Miss JONES f^ffy ROB'T CCMMIN6S P *"T CHARLES COBURN «22 EDMUND G WINN SPRING BYrNGTON S Z SAKALL WILLIAM DEMAREST Produced by jgjjjfflpJps™ JI FRANK ROSS NORMAN KRASNA <
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    Sold Beer After Licensed Hours
    116 9 Singapore, Friday. FINES of $150, in default three months' rigorous imprisonment, were imposed on each of three shop Keepers for selling beer m their shcps after 10 p.m., this being contrary to the provisions of the licenses they possessed. A, P. Mohamad Ibrahim, the first
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    65 9 Singapore, Friday. piIARGED before Mr. W. D. Qarew. th© third magistrate, with extorting 30 cents from a compatriot at a bou» Tanjong Pagar Road. ?heong Cf *UgZ* (18;. a Cantonese, claimed Cheong was stated to have extorted the money from Chong Weng Van on Aug. 14 The case was postponed
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      239 9 I SHOW* TO-Bi%Y II a.m. 3-00 p.m. 6-00 p.m. I 9-15 p.m. (Note Special Starting Times) I 1 CATHAY 'PHONE 3400 I ,w |E n LEIGH LAURENCE OLIVIER ,„l,r UNITED ARTISTS. I HAMILTON" ifat stars in a romance that rocked I a nation I Documentary MERCHANT SEAMEN" I 7,|,i\V STARTS
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      216 9 "CHARITY BALL" TO-NIGHT IN AID OF "CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY" DANCE STARTS AT 8 P.M. EXTENSION TILL 2 A.M. LITTLE MARINA will render TAP DAXCE CAX CAN DANCE (NO TEA DANCE) USUAL DI^JS^ N C'g] Come and Meet "THE 81.000,000 BABY ON MONDAY 25th AUGUST at the NEW WORLD CABARET During
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      300 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Situation Vacant TWO EURASIAN GIRLS or any nationality required by European Restaurant m Alexandra Road. Food, tranapoit provided. Apply the manager. oeylang. Singapore. (No. 7t>oK.) For Sale BRITISH QXJALTTY Talcum Powder soap stone or rubb.r dating powder. veneer chests, new and secondhand. T^ kinds of taping knives. Lustro^
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      186 9 CHtf* 5 CHEERS! I CHEERS! CHEERS! WHEN YOU SEE I DIVE BOMBERS IN ACTION! THE FLEET AIR ARM V. NAZI U BOATS! I IN A THRILLING SEA STORY "BfEITTR AL PORT 9 11 mM m ■flflBBM LESLIE I BESRHIi BANKS. I LAUGHS? All Through The Picture!'! LAST 4 SHOWS TO-DAY
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    Domestic Occurrence ENGAGEMENT
    75 10 EE—TAN: The engagement is announced between Mr. Ec Tiang Wan, eldest son of Mr. Ec Yew Cheng and the late Mrs. Ec Yew Cheng, and eldest grandson of the late Mr. Ec Kong Guan, J.P. of Malacca and Miss Tan Poey Neo, third daughter of Mr. Mrs.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    62 10 MR LOW HOCK CHUAN and family w*sh to express their heartfelt thanks to all the members ol iho Mech: Ac. Div: Members of the A.R.P. Group Post 1, Post 3. members of the Springtime, relatives and friends, who st'nt wreaths, senglays, josspaper and letters of condolence, paid night visit
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      596 10 sfsfsf Situations Vacant CLERK WANTED for Malayan Hill Button Hotel, single, accustomed to account*, book-keeping, telephone bookings; live Ui; permanency for right man; write Box 2jj co Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 747K) Wanted good Cook Poy. Brooks. 14. Straits VU-w, Johore Bahru. (No. 700K YOTJNQ PLANTER requires housekeeper companion. Send
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      879 10 M CHANICAL ENGINEER. Bsc. will COn-At-*r suitable offer. 11 years experience. '4\ •clallty-BoUers and Power Plants. O—echoslovaklan subject. Write. N. a»ckovaky, 264, Matauwel Road. Hongkong. (No. 693K) YOUR DOMESTIC SERVANT or offico staff problems our concern. Dial ***** we supply at short notice. General Employment Agency, 100, Emerald Hill Road.
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      831 10 For Sale MENTHOL CRYSTAL B.P. stocked by J. Lpa Co., 523. Serangoon Road. Singapore. (No. 732K) ZEISS FIELD GLASSES. Sllvamar 6 X 30, strap, no case. $75.00. Box No. 230 c|o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 692K) ALWAYS LOOK YOUR BEST. Use Venus Face Powder. Guaranteed perfectly safe. British Empire Product.
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      583 10 Property For Sale FOR SALE OR TO LET Modern furnished, Modern Sanitation. ™gj" District. Apply Box 256 co MaMga Tribune. Singapore. two. AGRICULTURAL LAW*,« with young rambutans »nd lemons. Attap house; poultry house, well road-frontage. 9M« mU JJ^ m selarfaof" Apply to Mabel Wong. ""■•JJ'ggj Stamps OLD ISSUES of British
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      538 10 THE TAPAH RUBBER ESTATES LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend of V/g PP r 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
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      224 10 When in Kuala Lumpur STAY AT THE SOI I 111 It\ HOTEL 118 120, Batu Road, (K.L.'s newest most up-to-date hotel) Its outstanding features are:— Bedrooms complete with ceiling fans modern oquipmei^s! MODERN SANITATION! Hot cold running water! Shower baths! A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU! myers :rs IWI ARE APPRAISED
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      87 10 DI All I I i s SUFFERERS! It is fatal to delay. This destructive disease is the foerunner of more dansura and humiliating diseaw T B. and loss of mahood. THABTB MP H4SSIV specialist of 14 Tears f> perience, Guarantees t« cure yea rompletek n& permanently. No fear of rtlapse.
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      844 10 [TO-DAY'S II Ahioi SINGAPORE IiSSrJ 1 ZHL. 225 m. 1333 k|cs. EAstsdv: U>, "o\ ZHP.I. 30 96 m. 9 69 mica. CSV S, L SE RV|r» W ZHP.2. 48 58 m. «175 mlcs. «8P —iV "«i W ZHP.3. 41.38 m. 7.25 mlcs. GSD U 81 iwN 11.45 to 100 Chinese
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    Malayan Sharebrokers' Asso. Report
    804 11 pore, August 15. Buyer*. Se'ifcrt. M:N,NG 2 7. a St--6 102 7 .3 cd 33 6 34;6cd 171- 181--0 70 0.75 12 fl 141- I W <« St ill: 2 0 19 0.21 0 34 0.37 1 29 1 32 is.6 lo t> 4 3 419
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    $118,405 Profit Of United Malacca
    203 11 rpilE 31st annual ordinary general meet- j im> of the shareholder of the Unite I I Malacca Ruober Estates 1.t0.. will btheld at their offices in First Cross Streec, Malacca, on Aug. 21, at noon, when the Directors' report and of *Ccounts showlug v profit
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    Exchange
    236 11 Singapore Aug. 15. 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 3 32 London demand 2 4 3 32 Switzerland demand (T.T. only) 202.46 New York demand 47.1u Montreal demand
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    July Crop Returns
    101 11 •yHE following are thr Ju'y crop returns for the undermentioned estates The Ayer Kuning 1P.U.8.) Rubber Co Ltd. 106.500 lb.; The Badek Rubber Matt Ltd.. (StafFiekl Estate). 20.500 lb. The Bradwall iF.M.3 i Rubber Estate Ltd 80.0(30 lb.; The Chersonese I F.M.S. I Estates Ltd.. 73.000 Jb.:
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    Produce
    68 11 Singapore, Aug. 15. Gambier 1 50 Java Cube 12.00 Hamburg Cube 12.25 Munt k White Pepper 16.50 White Pepper 16.00 r.lack Pspper 8.00 Sundried Copra 2.65 Mixed Copra 2.40 Small Flake Tapioca 8.50 Fair Flake Tapioca 8.00 Medium Pearl Tapioca 10.00 Smali Fearl Tapioca 10.50 King** Sago Flour 5.25
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    MALAYAN TEACHERS' FEDERATION
    87 11 AT the annual general meeting of the Teachers' Federation the following were elected office-bearers for the ensuing year: PresMent. Mr. H. R. Cheeseman; hon. treasurer. Messrs. Walter Grenier and Co.; hen. auditors, Messrs. Payne. Davis and Co., hon. secretary. Mr. T. R. Abraham; hon. asst. secretary Mr.
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    $32,813 COLLECTED FOR I.S.P. FIGHTER FUND
    24 11 (From Our Omxi Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. THE Incorporated Society of Planters' Fighter Fund now total? $32,813. IT
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    MALAKA PINDA RUBBER
    38 11 THF output of the Malaka Pinda Rubber Fstates, Ltd.. amounts to G8 500 pounds for the month of July, 1941. making a total of P69.920 pounds for the 11 months of the current financial year.
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    Kramat Dredging's 50% Dividend
    193 11 rpHE 14th annual general meeting of the 1 shareholders of Kramat Tin Dredging Limited was held at the registered office of the company. 16 Barrack Road. Kuala Lumpur, on Aug. 13. 1941. Mr. A. A. Henggeler presided and. In moving the adoption of the Directors' report
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      43 11 National Employers' MUTUAL GENERAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION LTD. (Inccrporß'ed In England.) Meyer Chambers, Raffles Plaoa, SINGAPORE. Tel: 2845. ASSETS EXCEED £2,000,000 HKE&L R?SERVE FUND «*****1 CA.UHX UKIVERS' MOTOR POLICY. 8 1 3> NO CLAIM BONUS *r» rtL-.ta'i Compensation ThW Party FOB AGENCY TEAMS sfsfsfs
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      50 11 pVrffpt repair, prompt GUARANTEED ARE THE THKt*; POINTS.TO REMEMBER II AOL ENTRUST ALL YOUR CLOCKS AND WATCHES TO YICK WOH HING, 429, North Bridge Road, (Near Middle Rd.» Singapore. Tel. No. 7922. I (Contractors for Repair of Clocks land Watches for British Army j and the R.A.F. Base, Malaya). Dlas
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      51 11 Just Arrived High Grade BRITISH MADE DOMINION MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS Set No. 250 $1.10 per box 251 fill n 255 51.30 MONITOR Set No. 1796. .$0.85 per box ENLARGING I PANTOGRAPHS REEVES No. 4, $13.00 No. A3, 4.00 Chinese No. 1 110 Obtainable from SHANGHAI BOOK CO., 349 North Bridge Road,
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      94 11 LI Afc. ADD A FEW DROPS TO YOUR TOMATO JUIC€ ■*W^:- K r-L* Complete smoking pleasure #15 %U comes only from Smoking V /M% QU ALITY tobacco. You cannot make good tobacco from cheap XH leaf any more than you can ex- \f\ ycet the pleasure of choicest 10 porterhouse
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      163 11 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA S. N.; CO. SERVICES Bangkok. Penang:, Rangoon and Calcutta, Port Swettenham, Penang, Negapatam, Porto Novo, Cuddalore, Madras. Sailings will be maintained as regularly as circumstances permit. For passenger accommodation apply to: BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated in F.M.S.) Tel: 5431 for Passage Freight. —i——— UNITED CHINESE BANK,
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      350 11 P. o. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE (Incorporated in England) PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. The best possible services are being naintained by the P.& O.S.N. Co.. from the Straits to their usual 3orts of call in China, India, Ceylon and the United Kingdom. Passengers
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    Churches In Russia Now Freer
    285 12 Reuter. Moscow, Aug. 15. WHILE some unjustified re- ports have appeared in the world's press speculating about religious revival in I Soviet Russia, it is neverthe- less a fact that churches are now freer than ever. About the time of the out- I break of
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    Chinese Possessed Dutiable Liquor
    127 12 Singapore, Friday. FOR having in his possession four bctrics of beer, each of which bore th? mark "N.A.A.F.I. Stores. H. M. Forces". Loy Sim Mm. the proprietor of a shop in Pasir Panjang, was summoned before Mr. Kenneth M. Byrne, the fourth magistrate. He was charged
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    23 12 The receipts of N.E.I. Joint War Funds during June amounted to over 500.000 guilders bringing the total contribution to almost 3V& million guilders.
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    TRIALS AHEAD OF THE NAZIS
    325 12 Reuter. (By render Wer.h. Specia, Moscow, IT is admitted that the abandonment by the Russian forces 1 of Kirovograd (formerly Elizavetgrad) and Pervoma.sk .hows that the German forces have crossed the mam railway from Odessa and are now threatening the mam railway line from Nikolaiev.
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    TREATMENT FOR NAZIS
    176 12 Reuter. London, Aug. 15. DISCUSSING the Allies' attitude to Germany after the war the Free Dutch newspaper, Vrij Neaerland, says: "Remember that after the last war. ghastly poverty and misery among the masses did not prevent accumulation within the Reich of tremendous fortunes and a vast industrial
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