Malaya Tribune, 6 October 1941

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Monday, October 6, 1941.
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    RED WAR: LOSSES COMPARED
    190 1 British Wireless. London, Oct. o. C f|IHE (ierman Aiiny has list more than 3,000,000 I nun Ufled, wounded and i prisoners since the out- break of the Russo-(ierman I war. This figure, aceord- ing to a Moscow press ■iMMUfC. was given by M. J ScherLakov, Director
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    Deadliness Of Russian Air Force
    128 1 Reuter. Moscow, Oct. 6. QOCCB9BFUL Russian air or.eraHons are described in a suppleiixn to this mornings tov.et rornrriun.que. It sivs that in one day, an air MBit "in the western d rection of the front" destroyed 30 German aleraft, 24 tanks and 40 lorries, carrying
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    Air Toll For Week
    126 1 Reuter. London. Oct. 6. fWrNTY Axis aircraft were des- i yod last week in Western >v on- and tn: Middle East. The RAP, lost 43 machines. The.™ figures do not include the tb;-r Gorman planes brought down Pus* la by the RAF. without loss to themselves.
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    DEFENCE EXERCISES IN NORTH INDIA
    53 1 Reuter. Lahore, Oct. 6 NORTHERN India's ten day de- > r- >;es be-an at Lahore Vested ay with object of testin" tr railway repair organisation r -n-l arrangement! for re-routing trains a feature of the exercises J a 40 minute low "bombing attack" n the
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    REDS REGAIN 30 DISTRICTS IN 3 DAYS
    323 1 SUCCESSES CONTINUE Reuter. Moscow, Oct. 6. DETAILS suggesting that affairs are going much better for the Soviet troops in a certain sector of the southwestern front are given by a special correspondent of the newspaper Pravda. The Soviet troops delivered a series of
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    Nazis Repelled By Withering Fire
    379 1 Moscow, Oct. 6. A despatch from the Leningrad theatre of war, quoted by the cfficvl Soviet News Agency, claims that Sov'et troops off enemy attacks in the past few days, infictng heavy losses It tells of how German concentrations of guns and truckload.s of infantry
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    NEW VICHY ENVOY FOR BANGKOK
    55 1 London, Oct. 6. ANEW Vichy Minister, M. fon, has been appointed in Bangkok, states a Vichy message to the Berlin News Agency. He replaces S. M Garreau. who according to the German News AgencY, has been recalled to Vichy but who. in fact, has joined
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    STOP PRESS
    124 1 Central News. Changsha, Oct. 6. PRESSED by their Chinese pursuers frcnt the south, the retreating Japanese have crossed the Mile River from the North Bank, abandoning many dead b dies and great quantities of supplies en the way Meanwhile, the defenders r .f Hsinchiang River are ready for
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    3 MISSING FROM SUNKEN TANKER
    122 1 Reuter. New <York, Oct. 5. ONLY three men are m'ssing from the crew of the torpedoed AmeI ican tanker, LC White, according to a radio message received by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey from the tanker's skipper, Capt. William Mello. Capt. Mello. who
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    Fostering Of Goodwill
    136 1 British Wireless. London, Oct. 6. THE Minister ol Iniormat.on, Mr. Brendan Bracken will be the guest of the British Association for International Understanding at a London luncheon on Wednesday. Mr. J. G. Winant, the American Ambassador, and Dr. Stephen Litauer, President of the Foreign Press Association, will
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  • Obituary
    EX-U.S. JUDGE'S DEATH
    32 1 Washing- "n, Oct 5 —Mr Louis Prandeis. former associate juc'gecf th? United StalM Supreme Court, died on Sunday after a lonR. illness at the 3ge of 84 —Healer. Reuter.
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    High Rumanian Officers Captured
    161 1 Reuter. London, Uct. b. MARTIN AGRONSKY in a bulletin broadcast from Ankara 1 on Sunday night to the National Broadcasting Company of America, stated that the Rumanians had sustained heavy losses in a Soviet combined torpedo-boat and plane attack east ot Odessa. He quoted Rumanian sources
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    German Air Losses Exceeding Output
    196 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 6. ™HAT the German air losses in all the theatres of war are probably exceeding her aircraft production by about 300 machines a month is the conclusion held by a number o\ London air experts, basing their figures on the American estimate
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    French Stopped R.A.F. From Blitzing Axis
    744 1 No Full Agreement On Air War Strategy Reuter. London, Oct. 6. JJOVV the French prevented British Wellington bombers from taking oft from a Fiench aerodrome to attack Italy on June 10, 1940, (the date of the Italian entry into the war), is described in
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    De Valera Reaffirms Neutrality
    170 1 Reuter. Dublin, Oct 'i MR Eamon de Valera, thr Bire Prime Minister, speaking at the conclusion of the Local Defence Force manoeuvres at Mullingar yesterday said: "The Irish people wanted neither an old master nor a now one. The course we have che son. though the
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    RAF Raid Bardia & Sollum
    148 1 RAF Raid Bardia Sollum Reuter. Cairo, Oct. 0. AN R A F. Middle East communloue yesterday states: "An Important railway i unction, power station and muniti n factory at Marina iA Cantanzaro were successfully attacked on Friday by bombers of the R A F. "The raid was made from a
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    Hitler's Confession Big Tribute To Reds
    472 1 Reuter. <By ANNALIST) London, Oct. 6. the perverted facts and travestied truths that constitute the main body of Hitler's speech on Friday, there is one statement which is 100 per cent, true. It is more surprising, seeing that it not only supplies the key
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    PRAGUE MAYOR EXECUTED
    32 1 Reuter. Vichy. Oct. 6: Dr. Klapaka. Mayor of Prague, who was condemned to death on Thursday, has been executed, according to a Berne report to the Vichy News Agency—Reuter.
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    Opinion
    155 2 A Bedtime Story MALAYA is still in the drowsy, ianguid interval between sleep and the awakening. In the third year of war we are even now in the process of stretching* our legs and arms and yawning to keep ourselves from falling asleep again. But whatever the degree of
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    Prodigal Spending
    182 2 WHEN we had listened to the broadcast up to the last climaxing appeal we experienced a flood of pity for the G.O.C. Here, we thought, was a famous soldier who would rather fight battles than talk over the radio, yet he had to go to the microphone and
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    Action Wanted
    115 2 JET us have done with this dilatoriness, this mincing of words, this penchant for kid gloves and red tape. Let us honestly and truthfully say we are going to help to win the war. And let us have done with these aimless, stupid appeals. For God's sake and
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    RUSSIA'S FUTURE
    1760 2  -  by H.G. WELLS THE Sunday Dispatch asks me to write something about the new situation created by Hitler's at tack on Russia. It is difficult to do so without a certain flavour of "I told you so getting into it. I have just published a collection of papers
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    581 2 A.R.P. Wardens, fire-watchers, fire-fighters and members of the Medical Auxiliary Service and Volunteer Police Reserve often find that though their spirit is willing their physical stamina lets whem down. Only the other day a fire-fighter found it difficult to handle a shovel because of its weight; another
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    Cartoon Of The Week
    267 2  -  W. Alexander REPRODUCED here is a cartoon from the New York Post. It is a striking cartoon, differing from most political cartoons ia that instead of exaggerating, it falls very far short of conveying an idea—an idea of the exi.ent of the ghastly carnage resultant upoo
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    NETTLES AT £50 A TON
    193 2 This Strange World FROM England's shady wood, lands and fields, Boy Scoots, Girl Guides and voluntary group* of women are gathering an unusual wartime harvest. They tie picking stinging nettles, dandelion roots, meadow saffron ant other herbs containing useful medicinal drugs. Nettles are wanted for
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    Coat Of Many Colours
    112 2 A NEW synthetic fibre, making possible a novel range fabrics, has been produced m Britain after four years' research, j As a result, colour effects whfcn cculd be had only by blending ana weaving can now be got single bath of dye after the tar has
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    Soviet Comment On Hitler's Speech
    209 3 (By Alexander Werth, Reuters Special Correspondent) Moscow, Sept. 5. HITLER'S speech on Friday was the clearest indication that 11, the work of the Moscow Three-Power Conference was a "very heavy blow to Germany." declared the Russian spokes- I man, M. Losovsky. He added that Hitler
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    Fire Brigade Driver Acquitted
    220 3 Singapore, Saturday. L NOA<.ED on AJi.P. exercises in July a fire brigade engine 10 me into collision with a private tar driven by N. DavidoQ. manager and cutter oi II. B. Winter and Co.. I.td., at the junction of Stamford K«ad and St. ~'s Koad. It
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    Permits Needed For U.S. Imports Into Malaya
    103 3 f J Imports into Malaya from th-: United States will in future require permits (A.P. forms) before their export from the United States will be allowed. The procedure to be followed to apply for these permits is given in a circular by the
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    Canteen Worker Jailed For False Report
    114 3 Singapore, Saturday. making a false report, alleging that he had boen robbed by a Sikh private in the R.A.S.C. of $62. a Chinese employed in the canteen at Buller Camp. Ngian Liang Pon, was to-day sentenced to six weeks' rigorous imprisonment by the fiftji
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    Britain With Russia Till Victory
    84 3 Reuter. London, Oct. 6. will be with Russia until vlctory, declared the First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. A V. Alexander yesterday, stating that help to Russia was urgent. "We are going to see that everything )-r>ssible shall be done to help Russia. Who says
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    42 3 The road toll last week was One death 1 und 25 mjon'd. includ) i..-. n.r.f chtttbren, u* cjinyitred wi f h one uvnth una 14 injured the wrek, preVlOUa The tola! frr th* year *o fui Is 78 asaihs und LOW injured.
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    MALAYA PROVIDENT FUND
    38 3 AT an extraordinary general meeting of the Malaya Provident Fluid at Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. a proposal to alter present scheme for the payment of sxipplemcntarv bonuses to members was rejected. The rule remains unaltered.
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    16 3 The estimated export of dry rubber fiom Malaya. Brunei and Labuan in September was 54.400 tons.
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    17 3 Indians In Mersing celebrated the 73rd birthday of Gandhi with a meeting at the Chinese School. Mersing.
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    28 3 A branch reading rocm was opened ft 11' 2 milestone. Bukit Panjang. for numbers of the Tamils' Reform Association on Sunday by the President. Mr. o Rimr,sasmy Nadar.
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    Gala Charity Night At Chinese S.C.
    113 3 MOST successful charity dance was held by the Chinese Swimming Club in aid of the China Relief and War bunds last Saturday. Dancing was held on two floors and though there were sbout 70 amateur hostesses m attendance there were not enough to go
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    Journalist To Talk To Rotary Club
    133 3 Carlos P. Romulo. a Director oi Rotary International and publisher and editor of a chain of newspapers in Manila, will address the Rotary Club at their weekly luncheon meeting on Wednesday. An assembly for Presidents. Secretaire and other members will be held at Kua.
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    Chinese Mutual Help Association, S'pore
    125 3 AN excess of $1,297.79 income over expenditure was made by the Chinese Mutual Help Association. This was revealed at their seventh annual general meeting held yesterday afternoon. Ten per cent, of the profit was voted as a bonus for the secretary. The following were elected
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    Talk On Red Cross
    78 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. THE Red Cross originated in the tunes of the Crusades, stated Mr. Burdett. the Commissioner of the Red Cross in the Far East, in an address to the Johore Teachers' Association, at the Government English Preparatory School. He explained the
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    Tamil Brotherhood
    45 3 The 73rd birthday of Gandhi was celebrated by the Tamil Brotherhood Association at 6 p.m. on Thursday at the Sri veerama Rallamman Koil. All the speakers urged local Indians to bo more united a:id to foster a Hindu- US 11m front in Malaya
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    27 3 The Kodats Doputy Unknow commissioner, M: R Cat. S. HerrhjR. been ipp-uni-d Ancjfi'ant Comini*jloncr or Special Pcltro while Inspector O Scott Iim? been ivppolnled to in* place.
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    Chinese And Airmen Will Meet In Second Replay This Week
    386 4 A PENALTY goal scored by Todd, the Wolverhampton reserves' player, a minute after their opponents had opened the scoring enabled the Royal Air Force, the holders, to draw with the Straits Chinese Football Association, in their replay to decide the
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    Mr. Churchill At Wembley Stadium
    136 4 Reuter. London, Oct. ssJi\ l V thousand peopie cheered Prime Minister Churchill when he went into the arena to greet the players in the football match between England and Scotland yesterday afternoon at Wembley Stadium. Mr. Churchill shook hands with all the players. As he
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    Wong Peng Soon In Semi-Finals
    82 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, To-day. llfONG Peng Soon, the Malayan and Singapore badminton champion, entered the semi-finals of the Selangor singles championship when he easily accounted for Chan Yoke Hong 5-0. 15-11 in one of the quarter finals played yesterday. Other semi-finalists are
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    76 4 Reuter. London, Oct. 6. rpilE Curragh, the three-year-old Miilboy gelding by Lansdownc out ot Milennis, won the Irish Cambridgeshire by a head from The Abbot of Hainault. which was two lengths ahead of Mcadowfes Cue. Burns rode the winner which finished last season with three successive wins for Mrs. M.
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    Harlequins And Hornets Draw
    147 4 i TN a thrilling hockey match j the Harlequins and the Hornets drew 2-all at the I I Girls' Sports Club ground j yesterday. 1 The game was fought out I I at a gruelling pace, which was j maintained to the end. The exchanges were
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    Argylls' 3-0 Win
    74 4 SCRAPPY soccer was served up at Anson Road stadium yesterday when the Argylls defeated the Fortress R.E. by three goals to nil in a Div. I soccer fixture. There was hardly any enthusing feature in the first half which ended with the score-sheet blank. The Argylls were
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    This Morning's Track Notes From K.L FEW HORSES AT TRAINING
    137 4 <Krom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, To-day. FEW horses were stretched at training this morning. Lc Touquet and Time Tells galloped together over four furlongs, with Time Tells slightly ahead. Both are very fit. Another to catch the eve was
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    To-Day's Sports DIARY
    41 4 SOCCER: Challenge Cup, first round, Loyals v S.C.F.A. "B," Stadium. HOCKEY: Medical College v RAF. (H.Q.), Sepoy Lines; S.C.C. v Argylls, S.C.C; A.C.S. v St. Andrew's. Oldham Hall; Khalsa v R.E. (P. 8.), Khalsa ground. TENNIS: S.C.C. tournament.
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    Special Australian Envoy To Britain Sees Local Chiefs
    533 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A FTER meeting local military and civilian defence chiefs in order to gain as complete a picture of the actual position and views in the Far East," Sir Earle Page, (newly-appointed special representative of the Australian Government in Britain),
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    More Reinforcements Arrive In Malaya
    433 5 SUBSTANTIAL general reinforcements of the A.I.F., and some New Zealand Air Force and Navy personnel arrived in Singapore yesterday. As has been the case with their predecessors, the men were in very high spirits and the thumbs up salute was the general way in which
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    Bombers From Cents
    27 5 (Cent-A-Plane Fund) Total number of enemy planes destroyed during the week end on all trovts up to midnight London time (excluding Soviet claims). NONE
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    Gandhi's Message To Malayan Indians
    506 5 DELIVERING "A Message of Courage, a Message of Hope" from Mahatma Gandhi to the Indians of Malaya. Mr. N. K. Raghavan, president of the Central Indian Association, Malaya, declared that "our happiness is his concern and we can count upon him now and hereafter." Mr.
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    FUNERAL OF MRS. WEE CHENG SOON
    211 5 THE run-ral or Mrs. Wee Cheng 0:011, wife of Mr Wee Cheng Soon, the well-known Singapor 0 contractor, who dieo' at her residence in Pasir Panjang on Sept. 3C at the age of 62 years, took place on Saturday, oreceded by a full chcral
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    FUNERAL OF MR.C.T. POH
    41 5 THERE was a large attendance of relatives and friends at the funeral of Mr. Poh Cheng Tee yesteiday. The cortege left his residence In Upper Scrangoon Road for interment at Bukit Brown Cemetery. Many wreaths were receivec'.
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    P.I. Editor Here To See Defences
    620 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) "I WAS amazed at the nonchalance of the public ?he TapaneL is a Dr. Romulo is travelling on behalf of the four papers he edited ard the King Features Syndicate of New York, which represents 122 newspapers, to visit all possible
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    Fighting In Central Honan Intensified
    200 8 Reuter. Chungking. Oct •">. FIGHTING In central Honan is growing in intensity with the Japanese reinforcing their attack on Chcngchow. Japanese forces up to yesterday had increased to upwards of 20,000 with heavy fighting in the neighbourhood of the city. The situation in Kwangtung is
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    Terrific Rumanian Losses
    167 8 Reuter. Vichy, Oct, 5. A COMMUNIQUE bailed by the Ramanian i;<"iieral hoadquartI ers admitted that Rumanian 1 losses since the hpjt'nning of hostilities total »6.000 killed and wounded, according to a message I from Bucharest. i The communique also reports furious Russian attacks, both at I Odessa
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    Selective Demand In Tin Share Market
    155 8 (From Our Financial Corre>pondent) I Singapore. Jklondiv. 'JTHE tin share market area firm on Saturday w.th a good selective demand. I Hong Fatts were taken to 1 36. Jel'i*us fair iMMIIMN a* -88 ard in the A-is-i tml!an section, Rawang Tin Fi-ids mat; to
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    Mid-Day Prices
    35 8 i Singapore, Monday, I Prices of tin and rubber S in Singapore at noon to- J day were:— I T,N i j $138' unchanged. i I < Uuyers 38 V«, tellers 38~< J V
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    N.Z. Plane Crashes In Pacific
    42 8 Reuter. Suva ;Fiji Island). Oct. 5. AN aircraft crashed in Nandi Bay on the Island cf Viti Levu, 6& miles west of Suva, and two flyingufficrrs of thp Royal New Zealand I Air Force were drowned. —Reuter
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    Stories Behind The Awards
    310 8 British Wireless. London. Oct. 5. TWO examples of grim determination which had far reaching results lies behind the immediate award of the Distinguished Flying Medal to Sergeant J. H. Mills, pilot of a heavy bomber squadron. When the rest of the squadron left on a special
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