Malaya Tribune, 7 October 1941

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Saks Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Tuesday, October 7, 1941
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    “Britain Cannot Lose The War”
    151 1 Lahore, Oct. 7. A categorical assertion that Britain cannot iosr- the war was made by Sir Feroz Khan Noon at a press interview. He said that Britain had continue to be mistress of the seas and she wxs rapidly gaining the superiority of the air
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    SUEZ AREA RAIDED
    60 1 Reuter. Cairo, Oct. 7. A COMMUNIQUE issued by the Egyptian Ministry of the Inferior yesterday states: "An air raid occurred early this morning in the Suez Canal and Cairo areas A few bombs were dropped. No casualties were caused. Some slight damage was done in the Suez
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    Record Flight In U.S. Army Bomber
    74 1 Reuter. Washington, Oct. 6. A FLIGHT 3,400 miles in 13 hours 45 minutes all in daylight, from luknradi. Gold Coast, to Belem. Brazil, which was announced by Army Headquart' s is claimed to be the greatest distance ever flown between sunrise and sunset. The
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    NO CHANGE IN LIBYA
    26 1 Reuter. Oiirn, Oct. 7: comi unique from P-*tt*i OH Q Mltfrfl« Bust. ytrtwOf jtatf* that "in i.ibv.i Umk is no ehanjcc" Urater
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    BRITISH TROOPS RAID OCCUPIED EUROPE
    268 1 EXPEDITIONS FR OM ARCTIC TO GIB. T London, Oct 7. HE fact that Canadian troops had taken part in expeditions to the coast of Europe from Spitsbergen to Gibraltar was yesterday disclosed by Lieut-Gen. A. 6. McNaughton, Canadian Corps Commander. He described the expeditions as
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    RAF PREVENTED INVASION OF BRITAIN
    299 1 Lull don, Oct. 7 ANE of the greatest achievev ments of the Bomber Command of the X A F was helping to prevent an invasion of Britain. This story of the war is now officially told in 'Bomber Command." a booklet issued yesterday by the
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    “We Are In Battle For Victory” Says Halifax
    210 1 New York, Oct. (J. must strain every nerve to pass as quickly as we can from ihe defensive to the offensive that is required to win the war,' 1 said Viscount Halifax, the British Amh asaador, speak mg in New York to-night
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    French Ships Sunk By British?
    177 1 Reuter. T ur Vichy. Get. 7. HE sinkm- of two French merchantships by British thins in \i C Mediterranean is reported by trie Vichy news agency. A Vichy message says that they are the 8,000-ton "Theophile Gautier," and the 1.300-ton 'Oucd Yquein communique by the
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    CHINESE PRISONERS IN INDOCHINA RELEASED
    61 1 Reuter. Chungking. Oct. 7. MOST of 100 Chinese seized by Japanese troops in Indo-China have been released but seme are still detained, stated Dr. Quo Taichi, the Cliine.se Foreign Minister, yesterday. lie declared that the French authorities were under obhgat on to provide adequate protection
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    Britains’s New Wonder Plane
    136 1 Reuter. I London, Oct. 7. Jl NEW plane that "climbs like a I wallow" was seen in action by the Kin« and Quern during their visit to a Bomber Command station yesterday. Flown by a voting squadron leader, it shot across the sky, climbed and turned
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    Situation For Reds Improved
    581 1 Reuter. i&t! Alexander Jierth, neuter's Special Correspondent in Moseou) r J IIE situation during the past fortnight, especially since the /all of Kiev, has been very confused, but now it may be said with certainty that the situation has considerably improved in the southern sector of
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    Australia’s New Govt. Good “Batting Side”
    712 1 Reuter. Canberra, Oct. 7. AFTER announcing the new Australian Cabinet, the Prime Minister, Mr. John Curtin, declared: "I regard the war us the outstanding issue confronting the country. My reason Lor assigning the Portfolio of the Army to the Deputy Prime Minister, Mr. Forde,
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    MERCY SHIPS NOT TO SAIL
    953 1 Reuter. London. Oct. 7. official London War Oftice statement received in Singapore to-day stales that "in view of the statement made on the German wireless last night on the subject of the repatriation, the hospital ships will not sail." The Bremen and Luxemburg radio broadcast
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    Soviet Guerrillas Very Active
    240 1 Stockholm, Oct 7 Till; enormous weight of the German air attacks, preceding the new German offensive against the Soviet, Ls stressed by Swedish correspondents in Berlin. It is claimed that these attacks have caused complete chaos among the sovirt. communications in the 'I'll** Nyheter's Bmliii correspondent
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    Nazis Lose 108 Tanks
    116 1 THIS morning's Moscow eomtnonsgue says that yesterday Russian troops fought the enemy along the entire front Sixtythree German planes were destroy ed on Saturday Ene Russians lost A German transport was Bunk in the Barents Sea A supplementary communique says that to one sector of the
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    Chinese Troops On Attack
    62 1 Reuter. Chungking Oct 7. ACOAfIiUNIQUB states that the Japanese strength round Chengchow is estimated at upwards of 30.000 men. 104» pianos, and about 80 tanks The spokesman revealed that while operations were in progrt.v. in northern Hunan last week, the Chinese launched vigorous attacks in the
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    Attempt On Life Of Gestapo Chief
    62 1 Reuter. Moscow, Oct. 7. A GROUP of Czech students made an attempt on the life of Frank, the Gestapo Commissioner in tfie Nazi "protectorate," accord ng to a report quoted by the Geneva correspondent of the Tass Agency. Savagp reprisals were taken by the
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    Western Medicine For K.L. Chinese Hospital
    291 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. OUDYARD KIPLING was wrong when he said, "East is East, and West is West, and never the twain shall meet." The Tung Shin Hospital which, for the last 47 years, has been virtually a Chinese hospital, using only Oriental
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    Called Ex-Mistress "Heartless Dog"
    195 2 Singapore, Monchy. I "YOU are a heartless dog.' was the message, inscribed in Chinese characters, tltat Lim Ah Hong a copra trader, left on the trousers of his ex-mistress when he went in search of her at Keong Saik Road on July 30. To-day Lim Ah
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    Stole Two Tins Of Petrol
    194 2 Singapore, Monday. ABDUL lIAMID bin Mohammec. A salleh, a driver in the Royal Array Service Corps, was to-day sentenced to one day's simple imprisonment and fined $50 when he was convicted on a charge or stealing two tins of petrol each containing four gall-ens. the
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    Alleged Breach Of Trust Of $11,004
    81 2 Singapore, Monday. A CHARGE, alleging that while employed as a storekeeper of Messrs Senda and Co. Ltd.. he committed breach of trust in respect cf rubber and cash to the total value of $ILOO4 was explained to Lim Heng Choon, a 35--year-old Hokkien, in
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    POISONING OF FISH, VALUE $60, ALLEGED
    64 2 Singapore, Monday. TEO HWAT. a 25-year-old Hokkien. claimed trial to a charge of committing mischief by poisoning fish, valued at $60, the property of one Soh Teong, on toe morning of Oct. 2. j The case came up before the fifth magistrate. Mr. L.
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    Alleged Corruption
    86 2 Singapore, Monday. TWO assistants, of the Singapore Naval Base Stores deoartment. P. L. Baskaran and Madhavan Nair. claimed trial before Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate, this morning, on charges' of corruptly accepting monetary gratification from two other employees. Baskaran was alleged to have accepted $10 from a
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    First Application Of Its Kind
    217 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 6. AN application, described as the first of its kind, was heard before Mr. Justice Cussen, in the supreme court to-day in wlrch a Kuala Lumpur doctor, J. H. Ponnambalam, sought revision of a decision of the Government
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    Death From Natural Causes
    89 2 Singapore, Monday. T"\EATH from naturai causes, tuDerculosis, accelerated by injury received from two falls, was the verdict returned by the Singapore coroner at the inquiry Into the death of a 48-year-old Hainanese, Chong Teck Lee. It was stated that Chong was admitted into the Tan Tock
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    Admitted Theft Of Cash, Pen, Watch
    95 2 Singapore, Monday i T_TO Tee Yin, a 23-y«.»i-_IJ Hy.am, ad■^l mltted stealing $150 in cash, a fountain pen. valued at $7.50. and a watch p.nd chain, valued at $16, the property ot Martin Thomas Hunt, at the latter's house at Outram Road on Saturday.
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    F.M.S.R. Hari Raya Puasa Concessions
    77 2 TOURING the Hari Raya Puasa. the pc- j J rlod of availability of week-end tickets of the Federated Malay States Rally/ays will be as follows: Outward Journey. Monday, Oct. 20 (after noon) to Sunday, Oct. 26 (Inclusive); return Journey, Wednesday. Oct 22, to Tuesday, Oct.
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    1,000th. Gun-Carrier Built In Australia
    31 2 Reuter. Melbourne, Oct. 6. FE 1,000th. Australian-built ma-chine-gun carrier was handed ever to-day to the War Minister, Mr. Spender, by Senator McBride, the Minister for Munitions.—
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    Relief For Hunan
    72 2 Chungking, Oct. 4. TN addition to 200,000 dollars allotted for emergency relief since the beginning of the North Hunan hostilities, the National Relief Committee remitted an additional $500,000 to General Hsueh-yueh. Commander-ln-CMef, for the relief of war refugees. Meanwhile, the National Association for War Relief is sending
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    N.E.I. Exchange Control Board Chief Leaves Chungking
    84 2 Chungking, Oct. 5. LANDING one week's visit in Chungking. during which he held a series of conferences with the Chinese authorities on matters pertaining to exchange control between China and the Netherland East Indies, Mr. Mulder. Director of the NJC.I. I'xchange Control Board,
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    CHINESE PRIEST'S DEATH
    34 2 rpHE death has occurred of Father James Cheong, a Chinese Anglican priest at St. Peter's. Melbourne. Father Cheoxig It ltd toll fo. thp diplomatic service, but entered the priesthood in 1906.
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    64 2 A CONSENT order was made by Sir Percy McElwalne, chief Justice, in the righ court yesterday on the application of C alico Printers Association, Ltd who asked for a perpetual injunction against Jacob Manasseh Co., restraining them from selling piece goods Infringing the plaintiff's registered designs and for penalties in
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    N.E.I. NEWSLETTER.
    493 2 Batavia, Oct. 1. £JR. van Mook is optimistic about future economic development in the N.E.I. Lecturing- on the subject last night to a big audience in Batavia he said that the future of the N.E.I, was safeguarded in the Atlantic Charter, which would do away with conditions prevailing
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    Adultery Proved On Detective’s Evidence
    459 2 Singapore, Monday. ALLEGING that her husband had been living together with a woman, named B. J. Vertakaya, and habitually misconducting with her since October 1938, Mrs Lily Green a Euro pean, sued Mr. Walter Henry Green in the High ourt to-day lor a dissolution of
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    Correspondents Visit Hunan
    145 2 Chungking. Oct. 5 AT the request of foreign con* pondents in Chungking. special press party left on Saturday night by chartered plane fe the North Hunan front via kit tin. The party included Mr. Speuce Moosa of American Associate Press, Mr. Thomas Chao of Re ß ters.
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      238 2 (Cent-A-Plane Fund) 7*otoJ number of enemy pian^ destroyed during yesterday on v from s up to midnight London Urn (excluding Soviet claims):— NONE FIVE SECRET AGENTS GO TO WORK as Boon as you fill your pen with Qu/n/r. /3 One dissolves sediment. The others clean flB gljfl your pen as
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    C-In-C Discusses U.S. Aid To China
    175 3 Back From Seeing P. I. Defences r pHi 7 i Cominaftder-iil-Cnief, Far East, Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert Bronke-Popharn, returned yesterday evening from Manila by flying boat. While in Manila he met President Quezon, Vice President Osmcna, the High Commissioner Mr. Francis B. Sayre.
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    Governor’s Tour Up-Country
    59 3 J.J E THE GOVERNOR, accompanied by Lady Thomas, and attended by the Aide-de-Oamp. left Singapore by car lor Malacca ye&terdfev morning. They will leave this evening for Seremban where they will stay at the Residency up to Thursday evening and return T o Singapore I y the
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    MONEY MARKET
    76 3 Reuter. London, Oct. 4. COHORT money was generally easy v throughout the week, the quarter ending comfortably. Applications for next week's Treasury Bills totalled £159 million sterling and the full £75 million was allotted at an cverase rate of £1.05.0.47 d. per cent, the market receiving 35 per
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    SINGAPORE IS FULLY PREPARED
    118 3 Manila, Oct. 7. Sill Karle Page, who is on his way t<» Britain as the representative of the Australian Government, arrived in Manila yesterday afternoon from Singapore (reports Reuter). mi He will leave for the I nited States, en route to London by Clipper to-morrow. On
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    “Tannot Prosper”— So Suicide
    100 3 (Fiom Our Own Correspondent) Bfalfirrn. Monday. t AM only a coolie and I have no chance to Ittmant* prosperous so I f;rank some soda." laid Ng Soon H>e, an 18-year-010 Hokkien. in a statement to HM police when he was found to be in a fick
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    ENTERTAINMENT IN INDIAN HOSPITAL
    65 3 A VARIETY entertainment was given by The Raniakrishna Mission Orchestra to the inmates and quests of the Indian .Military General Hospital. The audience much uppieciated the orchestral recitals (nd vocal music A unique feature in 'he programme wa-i an excellent tubals ♦nlo by Dr M. C'hotti;
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    HINDU DEVOTEES WALK ON FIRE
    337 3 QVER 160 Hindu devotees went through the self-imposed ordeal of firewalking at the Mariamman temple in South Bridge Road yesterday evening in the presence of a surging crowd of people of all nationalities and different religious creeds, including hundreds of British, Australian and Indian aenrfe*
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    Mr. Sze Zau-tsung Returning Here
    155 3 MR. Sze Zau-tsung, former Chilfl nese Consul at Singapore has received instructions from th*> Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Chungking to act as Chinese Consul at Singapore again, succeeding Mr. Li Yen who has been trans* ferred to Chungking, it is announced by the local
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    28 3 Dr. T. Wilson has been made a member of the Board of Licensing Justices r Malacca with effect from Aug 20, in place of Dr. A. A. Cameron.
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    SERIOUS VIEW OF THE FUTURE OF RUBBER
    429 3 London, Sept. 10. QLOOMY speculations on tho future of the rubber industry were expressed by Mr. A. J. Ritchie, chairman and manag-ing-director, at the annual meeting of the Cairo (Malav) Rubber Syndicate, Ltd. "Companies domiciled in Malaya," he said, "paying no Excess Profits
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    U.S. ANTI-MALARIA MISSION IN CHINA
    230 3 m Chungking, Oct. 6. IHE American Anti-Malaria Mission, with its expenses provided by the Lend and Lease fund, is scheduled to arrive at Rangoon to-day en route to West Yunnan where its members will be working for two years helping the Chinese combat the deadly
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    MOREFREQUENT CLIPPER TRIPS
    254 3 DAN American Airways yesterday announced that, effective Wednesday, Ocl. 15, Transpacific Clippers will be leaving Singapore for San Francisco, via Manila and Honolulu, on a weekly basis in. stead of the previous fortnightly schedule which has been maintained since the inauguration of the Transpacific air service to
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    Bookings For Saturday’s Football
    188 4 nooFUNGS for seats for D Saturday's league soccer replay at Arison Road Stadium between the Straits Chinese Football Association and the Royal Air Force to decide the issue of this year's first division honours are now open. Cash reservations can be made at the Stadium between
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    MAYFAIR B.P. ANNIVERSARY
    175 4 MEMBERS and friends of the Mavfair Badminton Party celebrated its ninth anniversary at 138, Pasir Panjang on Saturday and Sunday last. mmm M m nf The following are the results of the sports held on both days: 100 yards flat race (men) Winner, Teo Heok Kwang; runner-up,
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    Golden Plateau And Scotch Melody Will Be Best Bets
    1559 4 Fox And Sullivan Should Have A Good Afternoon Comments For To-morrow *s Races B y Spectator" MAJOR FOX and Sullivan should have a very successful afternoon to-morrow, the second day of the Selangor Turf Club's October meet. The former is likely
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    Last Day’s Weights
    114 4 Following are the weights for three races on the final day. Horses, Class L Div. I—6 Furs. Bay Dragon 9.07 Bridge Law 8 08 Lined Up B.llEelgrass 8.06 Counsri 8.11 Remember Me 7.10 Faststep B.o9Tonroe 7.09 Horses, Class 1. Div. 2—6 Furs. Sultana 9.ooNeverset 8.05 Harpo 8.11
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    Notes From The Track
    148 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday A NUMBER of horses did work to-day, and jk. most impressive wer c Mystk Music and Lisadin. The forme, was extended over three while the latter carried out a circgt over six. Kalo, Grofmo, Democracy and the newcomer. Gold
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    Scratchings And Order Of Running
    125 4 following are the scratching and order of running for to. morrow's X.L races: Race 1: Ponies Class 2, Div. 2— 6 Furs.: Sycillian, Pratique. Race 2: Ponies Class 2, Div. 1— 6 Furs.: Winsome. Race 3: Horses Class 3, Div. 2--6 Furs.: Baffler. Race 4:
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    Table Tennis
    29 4 THE Oversea Chinese Bank wob the business houses' table tennis championships when they defeated the China Insurance ft four games to on? in the final last night.
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    McLeod’s Three For Argylls
    56 4 pLATDfG belter hockey throughout, the Argylls first eleven found little difliculty in beating an S.C.C. team by five goals to nil in their game on the Padang yesterdaj. The Argylls led by three goals to nil at half-time, adding two more in the concluding stages. Scorers
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    Island Golf Club
    50 4 rpHE monthly medal (Staplefordi played at the Island Club recently resulted Hs follows: "A" DIVISION R. A. Mallal (10) 35' i S. Hayashida (7) 35' 4 S. Jones (8) 35 "B" DIVISION T. Murata (22) 37 V 2 Ong Kirn Teck (24) 36 A. Nasslm (18) 35V2
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    Loyals (Last Year’s Winners) Enter Second Round Of Cup
    379 4 XIOLDERS of the trophy, the Loyals made a good start in this year's Challenge Cup competition when they eliminated the "B" team of the S.C.F.A. by three goals to one at Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Ball, their centre-forward, was again in
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    To-Day's Sports DIARY
    43 4 SOCCER: Challenge Cup, Airport v Chinese Athletic Jurs.. Stadium. HOCKEY: Indian Association v Indian General Hospital, Balestier; S.C.R C. v Field Army Regiment, S.C.R.C; Post Office v R.A.A.F., Post Office. RUGBY: Medical College v R.A.S.C., SeDoy Lines. TENNIS: S.C.C. tournament.
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    S.C.R.C. Hockey
    57 4 THE following will represent the S.C.R.C. at hockey against a Field Army Regiment side at Hong Lim Green to-day: Yee Cheok Wah; Cecil Wong, K. T. Ooi; Fong Kirn Wah, Chua Boon Unn, Ong Swee Keng; Low Huck Yang, Swee Lim Swang, Low Kee Pow, Seah Keng Siew,
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    Indian Association Disqualified
    63 4 AS the Indian Association Have been disqualified, their first round cup tie against the Manchesters, fixed for to-day at the Stadium, has been cancelled. In its plate, the two teams which had lest to the Association in the earlier rounds —the Chinese Athletic Juniors and the Airport
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    Rose Bowl Competition
    134 4 IN the final of the Rose Bowl competition at the Garrison Golf Club, Capt. T. K. Murphy (4) and Mrs. R. H. H. Stewart <9) beat E. V. Smith <11> and Mrs. J. W. Finhey (30) 6 and 4. The monthly mixed foursomes competition of the Club
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    Tungku Mahkota’s Golf Prize
    62 4 \y 11. BROCKETT is the winner oil the Royal Johore International Club President's golf prize presented by Ills Highness Sir Ismail Tungku Mahkota foi 1941. The scores are as follows: W. H. Brockett 414-41—82—11—>>8 Dr. T. E. Cheah 364-41 77 —7—70 J. W. Moore 38+41—79— 7-^/0
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    HIGH TIDES
    16 4 TO-DAY: 11.52 a.m.. 9.3 ft. TO-MORROW: 11.22 a.m., 9.4 ft.; 12.16 p.m., 9.4 ft.
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    More Indian Reinforcements
    33 5 Troops of the Empire are regularly arriving in Malaya. The tndinr units recently had a large draft of reinforcements to sieell their number,. Photo shows the luggage bcinr/ brought ashore
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    U.S. To Build Up Rubber Stocks
    412 5 Batavia, Sept. :J0. 'pHKRK has been some doubt as to the continuance for any long pciiod cf the present very favourable ccenomic conditions in the N.K.I because of the limited tonnage available for e\ port, and the tact that at some time the accumulations
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    PHILIPPINE ASSURANCES TO MALAYA BELIEVED GIVEN
    494 5  -  (By AUan Hammond) Manila, Oct. 6. THE Br!H?h o'immander-in-Chief, Far East, Air Marshal Sir Robert Brooke-Popham, gained a comprehensive review yesterday of American and Filipino military readiness. An official spokesman stated that Sir Robert and Field-Marshal Mac Arthur, the Commander of the United States
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    Visiting Editor
    25 5 DR. CARLOS P. ROMI'M» trell-k-nnwn Philippine editor nrd publisher, now in Sirnjapoi meet local military and dvUtoi chiefs, and to ton? our defr.ic.\
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    British Aid For Reds Began Early In War
    431 5  -  <By Gerald Herlihy, Renter's Political Correspondent) London, Oct. 7. STALIN'S 1 hanks for the "bountiful supplies" that have already reached the Soviet Union are an indication of the measure of the British assistance given at a time when there is a general
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    30 5 For the purpose of the Rubber Estates Assessment Ordinance, the selling price of No. 1 latex rubber for the quarter ended Sept. 30 Is fixed at 38 cents per lb.
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    ENTERTAINMENT
    137 5 "THIS KNGLANO" (At the Pavilion) A FILM which Is excellent propaganda and also excellent entertainment began a season at the Pavilion last night in This England." Tracing the history of a tiny English village from the time of the Norman conquest to the present war. the production features such
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    Unity Of Purpose Of 3 Powers
    187 5 London, Oct. 6. "U/E In this island are experienc- ing a short respite from serious air attack," said the Minister of Economic Warfare, Dr. H Dalton. at a National Council of Labcur meeting at Newcastle yesterday. Dr. Dalton, however, warned that there must be
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    Fighting In Hunan Still
    92 5 Reuter. Chungking, Oct. 6. OPERATIONS in north Hunan have not yet concluded as considerable bodies of Japanese troops on both banks of the Milo River are still fighting to extricate themselves from the Chinese encirclement, said a military spokesman at a Press conference. The Japanese, who
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    153 6 Hitler's Mistake THERE can be no doubt that Hitler badly underestimated the strength of Soviet Russia when he launched his treacherous attack on June 22. Naturally, the first few weeks saw him gain immense stretches of territory. Advancing more slowly of recent weeks he has succeeded in knocking out
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    Aircraft Production
    189 6 iINE of the most important weapons in modern war— aircraft—are being used by the Russians with deadly effect and if the daily figures issued by the Soviet Information Bureau are correct Nazi plane losses are appalling when compared with those of Russia. It is interesting here to reflect
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    Italian Fear
    113 6 THIS is exemplified by passages in the officially produced booklet on the work of the Bomber Command, quotations from which have just reached Malaya. During a raid on Genoa, it states, civilians made for the few ill-prepared air raid shelters, only to find them already occupied by the
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    12 BATTLES OF THE WAR
    895 6  -  By 8 JOHN L. YOUNG I'HK Axis struggle for wor! I domination has been fought during the first twenty-one months of the war in a series of twelve military or diplomatic battles. Six of those battles have already been won; the issue of the remaining
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    2,000 UNDERGROUND POLISH groups SPEAK
    641 6 t'ROM Poland, crushed, overrun, enslaved and driven underground, has been smuggled a remarkable manifesto addressed to the Peoples of the World. It exposes as nothing else has what Hitler's New Order for Europe means for the conquered peoples; it appeals to the nations who have
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    126 6 Difference Of Degree Years ago when I first got mv Ph. D. degree, I was inordinately proud of it and used to sign myself "Dr. Leacock" in season and out. On a trip to the Orient I put my name down that way on the passenger list of the
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    593 6 recent G.O.C.'s broadcast A speech has given food f or thought to many serious-minded people in Malaya. In one part of his speech, regarding tne increase of troops in Malaya, he says "But confidence however well founded is apt to lead to complacency and mental slackness. "Do
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    NAZI LEFT FLANK IN CRIMEA THREATENED
    580 7 Reuter London, Oct. 6. I A VERY bitr German attack on a vast front about 1,200 miles from south of Leningrad to the Crimea, which is probably the major offensive to which Hitler referred in a recent speech, was to-day reported to he in
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    52 7 Reuter. Twkio. Oct. 6. THE Japanese newspaper, Yomiuri, qu tec. by thn official Japanese N?\vs Agency. commenting on Hitler's speech on Saturday, writes: 'Hitler is obviously entertaining an unoptimistic view concerning the envelopments of the war "The Fuehrer frankly admitted that Russia is developing into an arsenal despite the tremendous
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    Curtin’s Cabinet
    333 7 Reuter. Canberra, Oct. 6. Till; full t 'imposition of the new Australian Cabinet is now announced by Mr. John Curtin, Prime Minister, who also hold the portfolio of Minister i Deft nee Co-ordin-ation Mr. F M Forde will be Arm] Minister. Mr. ChifTey, I n r urrr. Mr.
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    NAVAL BATTLE IN S. ATLANTIC NOT CONFIRMED
    119 7 London, Oct. 6. REUTER learns that there is no information in well-in-formed quarters in London regarding a reported naval battle off the north Brazilian coast. A sharp but very short battle between two warships of unknown nationality took plac? in the South Atlantic
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    48 7 London, Oct, 6. TAPT. W. H. Cable, master of the s.s. Bturdee Rose, and crew have received the personal congratulations of the Naval C.-in-C. for shooting down a twin-engined German bomber. The ship was attacked about midnight with high explosive and "mcendia.y bombs. She vvas ready. —British Wireless.
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    Maximum Lease-Lend Aid To Free China
    312 7 Hong Kong. Oct 8. THE purpose of the mission is to make available in its most effective form all the assistance that is afforded by the Lease-Lend Act," declared Brigadier-Gen. John MacGruder, head of the U.S. Military Mission to China, in the course of
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    Filisbuster Tactics Against Roosevelt?
    130 7 Reuter. Washington, Oct. 6. TALK in the Senate of "filibustering" against any change in the Neutrality Act has arisen as the President has arranged to discuss the situation with Congressional leaders to-morrow. It is reported in Government circles that President Roosevelt has decided to ask only
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    Production Now Vital In Modern War
    250 7 Reuter. New York. Oct. 6. j "THE wars of to-day are won In the shops and America must I sweat hard for the next year so as to overcome the tremendous lead the Nazis hold in the production of important war items,*' declared Mr.
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    Britain’s Watery Rampart
    406 7 THOSt: British and German i prisoners who are to be j exchanged—now that the Germans have at last agreed I to the exchange without get- ting Hess—these prisoners will make a historic journey, j declared .Mr. D. Gallagher, j Daily Express war correspoii- dent in the Far
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    INDIA CENTRE OF BIG EMPIRE WAR SUPPLY ORGANISATION
    402 7 Reuter. Simla. Oct. 6. A MESSAGE from Mr. Winston Churchill was read by Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell, Comman-der-in-Chief, India, before the secret session which followed the inauguration of the first meeting of the National Defence Council. Mr. Churchill said that in the
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    50 9 The engagement is announced of Mr. Chua Bck Kirn. the only son Of late Mr. Chua Boon Im and Madam Choo Kirn Kiew to Miss Cecilia Tan Siew Noy, the only daughter of late Mr. and Mrs. Tan .Too Guan and sister of Mr. Tan Soon Huat.
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    Domestic Occurrence ENGAGEMENT.
    48 10 The engagement is announced between Mr. Secw Ah Kew the eldest son of Mrs. S'eow Ghee Seng and the late Mr. Seow Ghee Seng ol Singapore and Miss Wee Hui Neo the only daughter oi the late Mr. Mrs. Wee Lecng A.k also of Singapore.
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      185 10 The Oversea-Chinese Banking ICorporation, Ltd.. beg to announce 'that their Kluang Branch at No. 27. Jalaxi Ismail will be open for business on Friday. 10th instant. Telephone No. 111, Kluang. Qlostora That wetl-groomocl appearance can be ruined by a few unruly hairs, Glostora conquer* unrury hair—keep* every sirand tn ih
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    Malayan Sharebrokers’ Asso. Report
    1095 11 MOMMY <M PJt MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat (58) {I* austral Anal .»s> iuatral Malay 032 J-M Ayer H.um "1« 186x1 AvP r Wen ($ll BB y Tin («> «> Batu Selsngor ($1) 144 I4j B er junta! (*s) 1- »J p.orma Ma»ay it) 1 Chendenang n
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    Mid-Day Prices
    23 11 Singapore, Tuesday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— TIN $*****, unchanged. Buyers 3cS> 8 Sellers 38%.
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    Very Good Market For Tin Shares
    180 11 (Fran Our Einancial Correspondent) Singapore. Tuesday. rriN shares were a very good market Jfes--1 tcrday with large absorption of nn-iy counters. Hong Fatts Improved to 1 3'<. LukutS to -50. Ayer Wengs to -90 nnd Sunge] Luas to 168. Petalings were done at 975
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    MINERS TO RETURN FROM SER VICES
    255 11 LARGE numbers of miners in Britain are to be withdrawn from the Forces to help in the drive for mor e coal, and pressure is to be put on ex-miners in munitions and other industries to return to th e The Government has been
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    Produce
    66 11 Singap-re, Oct. 6. GamDier J-jjjJ Java oube link. Hamburg Cube 12.25 Muntok White Pepper 18.00 White Pepper 1J.50 Black Pepper 8.00 Sundried Copra 2.90 Mixed Copra 2.65 Small Flake Tapioca 9.00 Fair Flake Tapioca 8.50 Medium Pearl Tapioca 9.50 Small Pearl Tapioca 9.50 Lingga Sago Flour 5.10 5.10 Fair
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    4 Boats Capsize In Plane Rescue
    291 11 yyHEN an R.A.F. plane crashed into the sea quarter of a mile out from Rhosneigr, Anglesey, each of four rescue boats capsized. As men were hurled irom the boats by heavy seas planes circled and cropped life-saving jackets to t hem. But they wer?
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    Bukit Mertajam Rubber
    143 11 (Irem Our Own Correspondent) London. Sept. 3 PRESIDING at the 32nd annual meeting of the Buktt Mertajam Rubber Co.. l td.. Mr. A P. Goodrich said all European members of the staff had been absent in turn for one or two months of military training during the
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    Biting Rubber
    94 11 (Fn»m Our Own Correspondent) London. Sept. 1. at the annual meeting of the Biting Rubber Estates. Ltd., the chairman. Major C. C. L. Fitzwilliams. 11. said that out of the profit earned :'o less than 42 per cent, had to be reserved for taxation in Java alone. It
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    68 11 (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Sept. 2. AT the annual meeting of Lendu Rub- ber Estates. Ltd.. Mr. D. E. Sinclair, the Chairman, said the profit was £13,909. compared with £-1.521 for the previous year. The sum available was £15.888, and ..iter allocating £6.500 for depreciation and reserves and deducting
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    PAIN AFTER FOOD
    677 11 evidence in support of an allegation that his wife gave him "doctored" food, a voting man told the Milton, Northamptonshire, magistrates: "She wanted me out of the way. I think she wanted nu to die." After hearing his story the magistrates committed for trial Mrs. Elsie Mary
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    India Stages Biggest War Games
    209 12 Reuter. Bombay, Oct. 7. ANi: oi the greatest war games ever staged in India starts to-day when a mock air invasion attack will be reproduced as realistically as possible throughout the North-Western Frontier Province and Punjab. Parachutists, followed by alr- borne troops, w ill attempt
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    Hard Fighting Along Whole Soviet Front
    279 12 Reuter. 1 Military Commentary by Annalist) \tfiti London, Oct. 7. jyEITHER the German nor the Soviet communiques vesterda' revealed anything more than the usual claims of hard ntfhting all along the front. Unofficial reports, however hive oome from various quarters which appear to corroborate
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    102-Mile-An-Hour Storm Hits Nassau
    120 12 Reuter. A TRnSf ™> ri <ia). Oct. 6. A a kufical hurricane. with 109 Eft? a velocity oi Bahamas, according to an anSf e rp nt by th e United State, vveather Bureau. h^I r j C ne warnin ss have been hooted from Hollywood. Florida
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB CHARITY DRIVE FIGURES
    101 12 JT IS anticipated that a sum cf approximately $5.000 will be raised as a re--sth Sat,, f da y night s gala at the Chinese Swimming Club. Singapore in aid of the China Relief Fund and The British War Fund stonfT! Of ,M30 n
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    39 12 Reuter. London, Oct 7. fjFF the Belgian coast yesterday morning, Fighter Comma hurricanes attacked four German armed trawlers, sinking or c and setting fire to another/ The gun* of the third trawler were silenced after a short attack —Reuter.
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    Jungle Camouflage
    46 12 British Unit* in the Malayan ;<••/>- -pie undergo continuous and intensive training, e.speeiattu in I hi* Vfi of concealment In thin i>pccir>-id warfare they Lave sh.tr-n themselves extraordinary adept, and never for one moment is their readiness relaxed Photo mounting a machine gun ur.lv difficulties
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    U.S. NEUTRALITY LAW MAY BE SCRAPPED
    429 12 To-days Vital Conference Reuter. It is announced in New York that Mr. ordell Hitf U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Henry Wallace, the Vi<* Presidnet, five Senators and two members of the Hoik* of Representatives will confer with President velt in Washington to-day (Tuesday) with
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    25 12 A PRELIMINARY inquiry was held untitled terday In the fifth poiirc court, wfce a SS-vear-old Indian. Andisan.y face!, tentative charge of murder Hearing is proceeding.
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