Malaya Tribune, 24 October 1941

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune A&/ Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1941 FIVE CKNTS. The Malaya Tribune Friday, October 24, 1941
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    Giant Bombs On Naples
    329 1 U4PLES' 7' -hour raid on TuesnL night was one of the bigin the Central the raid on the sam,- town L previous*. of high explosive and JSStary bombs were dropped Sfrom a quarter-mile square Si in the target area, flames Eseen rising 1.000 feet in the
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    45 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 24 An Air Ministry untitled Canmlqut wys "Aircraft of the Fighter Command, on offensive patrol vii ThurstKf, Mtacked an e.iemy aerodrome near Ok* Blenheim alrcmlt. with a hghtff weort, bombed an cne>:iv aerodrome d Laanlon None of our aircraft la MMinf "-!Uut«r
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    Britain Will Never Deal With Hitler
    268 1 Reuter. Lonclon. Oct. 24. JJR. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, replying to a House of Commons debate yesterday, reiterated the assurance that the Government would never negotiate with Hitler or his asso- dates on any subject. He revealed that at one time in this
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    B.E.F. Urged For Caucasus
    315 1 Reuter. m» London, Oct. *M ipfCT aid for Russia by 'he dispatch of British divisions to P Caucasus front was demanded J two speakers in the Commons "bate. to. Noel Baker (Labour) said was a deep and wide%W anxiety about the war in «»n and v.hat
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    GERMANS HELD ON MOSCOW FRONT, SUFFER BIG LOSSES
    798 1 Reuter. Germans are being held on the Eastern Front. This morning's Soviet communique reports that j fierce German attacks on the outer defences of Moscow in the Mojaisk (HO miles west of Moscow) and MaloYaroslavets (70 miles south-west of Moscow) sectors have
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    Crimea A Difficult Nut
    410 1 Reuter. (Military Commentary by Annalist). London, Oct. 24. FIGHTING would appear to have flared up furiously along the whole Eastern Front, according to the latest communiques. Moscow once again appears at the head of the bill in the bulletins irom the German High Command with the
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    PATIENCE, SAYS DE GAULLE
    125 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 24. THE leader of the Free French. Gen. de Gaulle, broadcast last night (Thursday) an order to his countrymen. it was: 'In Lhe present circumstances, do not km Germans* Gen. d e Gaulle said it was only too easy for the enemy to
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    Lehigh Captain Tells Of Sinking
    150 1 Reuter. Sierra Leone. Oct. 24. SPEAKING of the torpedoing of the American freighter Lehigh, which sank 75 miles off Freetown. Sierra Leone, on Sunday, the fit. t2 viici that the vessel, which was carrying a cargo from Wonln to New York, was struck by a
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    Britain Creates New Post In Washington
    144 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 24THE Government lias decided to create a new post at the British Embassy in Washington. They are *o appoint a political, economic and sociological adviser and it ts learned that Piofessor R. H Twuney has been appointed to be the first
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    STOP PRESS
    73 1 Reuter. Washington, Oct. 23. Ifcfl 55,985-milli«n Lease-Lend Bill was passed by the United States Senate to-day, and sent back to the House of Representatives for action on amendments. Om amendment is to forbid the use of any money for the purchase of foreign food. As passed by the
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    British Paratroops Better Than Nazis
    384 1 Reuter. l/.mlon, Oft. 21. "\f ODERN light infantry" is the description given to British parachute troops who gave a demonstration of their skill in the latest methods of this form of fighting—methods believed to be in advance of anything yet seen, even in the German
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    53 1 Reuter. London, Oct 22 The Colonial Office announoaa that Mr f\ c Olmaon ot tho <.\ I, i. .1 wMn selected for appointment la OolotUaJ SKietary, Hong Kong. In succeealon to Mr n l. Smith who la re i;tng after 31 years' service In Ok Colony Mr. Oimson is a
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    “U.S. Must Join War At Once”
    184 1 Reuter. Philadelphia, Oct. 2.'s. IAEMANDING an immediate declaration of war n Germany by the United States, Mr. William Bullitt, the former United States Ambassador to Paris, speaking at Philadelphia to-day, criticised President Roosevelt tor "not having gone hard and fast enough" to meet Hitler's
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    ROOSEVELT SPEAKS ON MONDAY
    70 1 Reuter. Washington, Oct. 23. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S Navy Day speech on Monday will he broadcast to Britain as well as throughout the United States. The speech will also be translated into various languages, Includes French. Polish. German, Portuguese »nd Spanish for broadcast throughout the world. Recordings of
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    3 RAIDERS DOWN
    65 1 Reuter. London. Oct. 24 AN Air Ministry communique says:—During the early part of Wednesday night, a small number of enemy aircraft flew over this country. Bombs were dropped at scattered points, mainly in North Wales and the Merseyside. These did little damage There were some casualltles, including
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    U.S. Aid For Reds Across Atlantic
    82 1 Reuter. Washington, Oct. 23. THE United States Maritime Commission's announcement that all Russian bound cargoes are to be moved through the port of Boston brought forth an unequivocal denial by the State Department to-day that the decision was in any wav connected with the
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    U.S. TRAINING FOR CHINESE PILOTS
    33 1 Reuter. New York, Oct. 23:—The Secretary for War, Mr. Stimson, disclosed to-day that about 30 Chinese pilots and some mechanics had arrived in the United States for training.—Reuter.
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    Britain To Return All U.S. Tankers
    273 1 Reuter. Washing If". Oct ~S MR Hat old lekes, United State* Defence PeirekuHn Co ordinator, MUMMAced to day that Britain is returning the 40 tankers she borrowed from the United States tie called for an immediate lifting of all petiol restrictions in tne east,
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    U.S. PETROL POSITION
    68 1 Reuter. Washington. Oct. aTHE prospect of a severe petroleum shortage in the eastern parts of the United States has now been virtually removed acijordlng to the American Defence Petroleum Co-ordlnator. Mr. Harold Tckes, to-day. Vt The supply of petrol Is now actually above that of last year,
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    INDIA BIG SUPPLIER
    103 1 Reuter. New Delhi, Oct. 24. AN indication of India's position as a supplier of war essential, is furnished by supply figures now available which show that the Government of India's Supply Department dealt with contracts exceeding 123-miliion, during the first two years of the war Textiles headed
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    CHINESE LEADER’S C.M.G. INVESTITURE
    474 2 YESTERDAY Mr. S. J. Chan was decorated with the C.M.C by His Excellency the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas. The Governor who went personally to Mr. Chans residence to invest him, said in the course of a speech in which he reviewed the career of Mr. Chin
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    HIGH COURT RESER YES JUDGMENT
    358 2 Singapore, Friday. THAT an accused person could net be convicted solely on the evidence of witnesses who were in the position of accomplices was a submission made by Mr. E. M. TampoePhilips in the high court yesterday before Sir Percy McElwaine. chief just.cc, when a
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    24 2 untitled Lucrative and Velocity are row equal favourites for the Melbourne Cup. Next In order of favouritism are Paul. Laureate, Bklpton, Triggerman and Rivette.
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    Bombers From Cents
    24 2 (Ceni-A-Flane Fund) Total number of enemy planes destroyed during yesterday on ati irontiuv to midnight London time (excluding Soviet claim*):— FOUR
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    2 Indians Appeal Against Conviction
    206 2 Singapore, Friday. TWO Northern Indians, Ram Chuali and Shyam Sunder Roy who had been sentenced to 12 months' rigorous imprisonment in the civil district court, the former for making a false claim for $460 and the latter for abetting that offence, appealed in the high
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    Australian Envoy Sees Dr Quo
    64 2 Central News. Chungking. Oct 23 Sir Frederick Egpleston. Australian Minister to China uaid his first official call on the Foreign Minister. Mr. Quo Tai-chl. on Tuesday afternoon when they had a talk lasting about half an hour. It Is learned that he will present his
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    Plan To Feed Evacuees tm. u m – –
    203 3 Plan To Feed Evacuees tm. u m ALL DETAILS WORKED OUT (Tribune Staff Reporter) difficult problem of feeding evacuees from the coastal areas of Singapore in evacuation camps, will be undertaken by the Salvation Army. Major C. Davidson, of the Salvation Army, told the Tribune to-day, that all details in
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    Communists An Evil Influence In Malaya
    170 3 Singapore, Thursday. "THERE seems to be some misconception since June 22—the date of the attack of Germany on the Soviet—that the Malayan Communist Party has become pro British. That is not so." This statement was made by the prosecuting officer when he asked the
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    To Aid War Fund
    68 3 (From Our own Reporter Taiping, Thursday. THE Taiping Ceylonese women will stage a variety entertainment in aid of the Perak Patriotic Fund (Wool and Materials Section) in the Taiping town hall on November 15 at 9 p.m. The meeting was convened by Mrs. K. Rajaratnam and
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    Anhui Evacuees Nearly All Gone
    90 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) ALL but about a dozen of the British evacuees who arrived in Singapore recently by the official evacuation, ship, "Anhui" have left the country, the Tribune reliably learnt to-day. Most of the European evacuees have left for Aus* tralia as originally scheduled,
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    Alleged Cheating
    53 3 Singapore, Thursday. SAID to have used a cheque to cheat the Hongkonn and Shanghai Bank of $JOO. Ibrahim bin Baba (17) claimed trial when he appeared before Mr. Hon Sui Sen, in the third police court today. The case was postponed for mention on Oct. 30. and police
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    MUAR BLACK-OUT EXERCISES
    66 3 Muar will have A.RP. exercises when black-out regulations for buildings and vehicles will be strictly enforced from sunset on Monday to sunrise the following day In order to make the Muar population more A.R.P.-minded, the local authorities plan to give lectures to various associations and clubs, so
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    N.E.I. NEWSLETTER
    494 3 Batavia, Oct. 18. 'PHE Portuguese-Japanese agreemenl for regular air service between Palaa and Timor Dflly is still a subject of comment in the N.E.I ores*. The Java Bode draws attention to various agreements between th? Netherlands and Portugal relating to Timor. One. made in 1898. stimulated that neither
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    CONFERENCE IN PACIFIC URGED
    192 3 Central News. THE Sin Chew Jit Poh, Singapore, in an editorial, strongly advocates the convocation of a Democracies' conference to cope with the threatening Pacific situation, with as many members attending as possible, including Australia, New Zealand, the Netherlands, etc., in addition to China, Britain. America
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    “Incorrigible Rascal” Fails In Appeal
    250 3 Singapore, Thursday. HE is an incorrigible old rascal and has the most formidable record." declared Mr. E. N. I Griffith-Jones, Crown Counsel, in the High Court to-day in opposing I the appeal of a 50-year-old Indian, Vellasamy alias Vailylingam, I against a police cour> conviction
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    Lighting Restriction In Seletar Area
    95 3 PROM 11 30 p.m. to-day to 6 a.m. tomorrow, lighting restrictions will be In force In the Colony between the erea from the mouth of Suugel Seletar to Air Base Road, thence westward following Yio Chu Kang Road to its Junction with Thomson Road, thence
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    Duval, Sleigh & Fox To Provide Most Of The Winners
    1058 4 Duval, Sleigh Fox To Provide Most Of The Winners Contango Best For A Double "Spectator's" Comments For To-morrow's Penang Races TRAINERS Duval, H. Sleigh and Major Fox should provide most of the winners to-morrow afternoon, the final day of the Penang Turf Club's Autumn meet I expect them to saddle
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    BIG WATER POLO WIN FOR S.S.C
    77 4 iN a water polo match played yester--1 day, the Singapore Swimming Club scored a big victory over the Manchester Regiment by seven goals to one after leading four-nil at half-time. The Club were clearly the better team. although the Tads put up a game
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    Scratchings And Order Of Running
    158 4 THE following are the scratchings and order of running for tomorrow's Penang races: Race 1: Horses Class 4, Div. 2— 7 furs. Sacrifice, Blue and White, Amazon. Race 2: Horses Class 4, Div. 1— 7 furs. Jesanne, Radasca. Race 3: Horses Class 2, Div. 1—
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    CHALLENGE CUP: SEMIFINAL ROUND DRAW
    59 4 'PHF. following is the semi-final round 1 draw of the S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup Competition: To-mormv: R.A.F. v Spartans; Tuesday, Lovais v S.CF.A. or Argylls. The second round game between the S.CF.A. and the Argylls will be played oft on Sunday. All games will be played
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    Contango, Dancing Foam Still Showing Great Form
    204 4 Penang, To-day. EXCEPT for a few horses given fast gallops, the majority of candidates in preparation for to-morrow's races had pace work at this morning's training. The track continues to be very soft and the going for to-morrow's races is likely to remain
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    S.C.C. WELL BEATEN BY PADANG RIVALS
    384 4 LARGE crowd watched the Singapore Recreation Club beat A the Singapore Cricket Club by four goals to nil in their first team hockey match on the latter's ground yesterday. While being definitely the better team, the Recs did not compare favourably with their previous
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    TO DAY’S SPORTS DIARY
    66 4 HOCKEY: Rafries College v Indian Association, Balcstier. SRC. 11, v S.C.C. 11. S.C.C Naval Police v Loyals, Naval Base; Medical College v R.A.SC. and R.I.A.S.C. M.C.U SR C. II v St. Patricks School, SRC; V.M.C.A. v Hornets. V.M.C.A.; A.C.S. v St Josephs. St. Joseph's; A.C.S. II
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    Medical Students Beat Schoolboys
    328 4 ALTHOUGH the Combined Schoolsrugby team suffered defeat at the hands of the Medical College by 4 points (three tries and a goal) to nil, they put up a magnificent fight. In the line-outs and scrums they held their own with the Medicos, but lacked finish in
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    26 4 The Singapore race course will be untitled open for training on Thursday next, at 5 45 a.m., when the usual coffee I arraneements will be made.
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    20 4 M eeting the second eleven of the B.C.R.C. at hockey yesterday. St. Patrick's School held them to a one-all draw.
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    HIGH TIDES
    11 4 TO-DAY: 12.59 a.m.. 9.6 ft.; 12.41 p.m., 9.9 ft.
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    CRASS-WIDOWERS WANT TO SUE H.K. GOVERNMENT
    707 5 Sequel To Evacuation Of Wives Hong Kong, Oct. 16. proceedings in an attempt to recover from the Gov- ernment of Hong Kong damages in respect of money spent toward the upkeep of evacuated wives in Australia were decided upon yesterday evening by the public
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    Fatal Knock By Motor Trailer
    195 5 Singapore, Thursday. A THREE-YEAR-OLD girl, Loh Poh Yoke, was knocked down and killed by a motor vehicle on the morning of Oct. 10, at Jalan Sultan, while running or walking, it is assumed, across the road. At the inquest this morning, the driver of the
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    Alleged Cause Of Triple Deaths
    176 5 Singapore, Thursday. OIK charges, three of causing death by rash driving, were explained to Lim Boon I,enj, a 24-year-oid lorry driver, when he appeared before the acting district judge, Mr. H. E. Kingdon. this morning. Lim was stated to have driven rashly along Bukit Tlmah
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    Foundry Workers Call Off Strike
    88 5 (From Our own Reporter) Penang. Thursday. TILE 100 odd Chinese assistants of six local foundries who went on strike more than two months ago returned to work this morning. This was the result of an agreement arrived at between representatives of the strikers and employers
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    K.L. WAR EFFORT
    131 5 (From Our own Reporter) K. Lumpur, Thursday. THE Hon. Mr. N. R. Jarrett, Bri- tish Resident, Selangor, will preside at the ceremonial opening of the charity show to be staged by the Van Keng Benevolent Dramatic Association at the Chinese Assembly Hall on Saturday at 8 p.m.
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    Opinion
    187 6 Ominous Lull IT is easy to arrive at misieauing conclusions by too close an analysis of the composition jf the Tojo Cabinet. The fact that the fire-eating militarist did not tire pot-shots into the Pacific on his return from the ceremony of investiture appears to have occasioned some relief.
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    Wrong Assumption
    201 6 PREMISES based on real or fancied detection of "restraining influences" and "moderate counsels" in Japan give unjustified weight to the assumption that Japanese declarations may sometimes be taken at their face value. A glance at the public utterances of the new Premier and Foreign Minister should suffice to
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    Only One Way
    141 6 T ET no false hopes be pinned upon the possibility of counsels of moderation prevailing in Tokio. Sheer funk, the certain knowledge that Japan will follow Italy into speedy oblivion, is the only factor which will restrain the aggressors. All their hopes are based on the possibility
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    NAVAL RACE IN PACIFIC
    763 6 Two great sea powers are building ships feverishly. One of them is Japan. Did you know that Great Britain gave her warships in 1857? THE delicate situation in the Pacific throws into grim relief the relative strengths of the Japanese and American Navies. To the Axis
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    Balance Sheet Of A Soldier’s First Year
    813 6 (By A Special Correspondent) TWELVE months ago, with two hundred other 28*8, I marched across the parade ground of a south of England barracks. Barely two hours before T naci been a civilian, free to do and say as I pleased. Now I
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    THE 4TH NOTE TO A MOTHER
    349 6 THIS is the story of Four Messages received in throe years by a very courageous Englishwoman. Two of them told of the deaths of her husband and a son killed while riving, another of an R.A.F. son missing. The fourth told her that her
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    122 6 IHAVE learnt nothing from life, wrote Omar Khayyam, "except my own amazement at it. it would be a sad thing if we, in cur age of miracles, were to lose our sense of the miraculous My grandmother, who died at the age of 99, lived continually in a state
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    553 6 A NOTHER crisis is in the following the Japanese reshuffle, but by this time iS is beginning to get used to Nipponese antics. We are beginning to feel rathe sorry for the Japanese. There» something unfinished in all tha pet schemes. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shtt said of the
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    Battles Of Great Intensity At Approaches To Moscow
    497 7 London, Oct. 23. W HILE tn Kussians declare that the defences of Mocsow are intact for 60 miles from the city, the German communique to-day claims that the Soviet capital's defences have been broken through from the south-west and the west. The
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    Nazis’ Hard Fight For Taganrog
    194 7 Reuter. Kuibishev, Oct. 23. rE present German offensive against Ta,ganrog is yon Run-| stedt's second effort to take the town which is the first he is approaching after the capture of Mariupol. Except in the war of movement, perhaps he was over-confident when the rush
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    Haw, Haw Goering
    159 7 Reuter. Ankara, Oct 23. CONSIGNMENT of spare A narts fcr Heinkel aircraft Tn-ines has just been reeeivJbV Turkey. They came S from Germany, bat from EHand. Months ago the Turks the Germans for SS? spare parts, but the Germans said they were unable tc deliver them After
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    Mother’s Aid When Baby Ails.
    169 7 It is to ease the cares of motherhood ni to remedy the ills of childhood that Bibj's Own Tablets were devised, the prescription being originated by a British dortor wbo special sed in children's ailntnts With Baby's Own Tablets handy in Oc hem? the mother
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    LONDON NEWS From H.L. Hopkin
    89 7 Via Cuble and Wireless. London, Oct. 23. rE death is announced of Mr William Scott Coutts. aged SI. formerly of the Straits Settlements. The former England fast bowler, Kenneth Fames, who was killed recently in a flying accident had only received his pilot wings month.
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    Peace Feelers From Hitler Predicted
    245 7 Reuter. Washington, Oct. 23. A SUGGESTION that Hitler will try to encourage peace feelers from the United States and Britain when the present Nazi drive in Russia achieves its object or expends its force, is made in the weekly review Foreign Correspondence. The review, quoting
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    Peers Urge Full Aid To Russia
    581 7 Reuter. London, Oct. 23. I THE Labour Peer, Lord Addi- son, to-day, introduced a motion which declared that t the House, "having followed I with admiration the heroic resistance of our Russian ally t to German aggression, sup- 1 ports the Government mea- sures
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    Action On Indian Problem Urged
    145 7 Reuter. London. Oct. 23. THAT there is danger of the Indian situation deteriorating was *ug 'gested by Sir George Schuster, Member of Parliament, addressing :the Oxford University Conservatives yesterday. "We might be faced with a position analogous to that of Ireland, but immensely more difficult,"
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    Britain Determined On Aid To Russia
    122 7 Reuter. London. Oct. 23. MR. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, replying to a debate in the House of Commons on the war situation which was discussed by rank and file members to-day, emphasised: "We are determined to give Russia every help in our power,
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    New Invasion Warning
    532 7 Reuter. London, uci. THE British House of Lords to-day unanimously passed a resolution expressing admiration 1 for the "heroic resistance of our Russian ally,"' after Lord Beaverbrookhad told the peers that Britain and the United States had premised M. Stalin that they would immediately restore Russia's material
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      384 10 PETROL CONTROL ORDER 1941. The public Ts informed that Petrol Coupon* for November will te available for issue from Monday, 27th October, 1941, onwards. ZiUl WILLIAM HOSE, Petrol Rationing Officer, Singapore. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 3% DEBENTURE STOCKS 1937 1938. Interest Due 15th November, 1941. Notice is hereby given that the Transfer
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    742 11 oC T 23 1941: 4 P.M. 9 3 3 g < 0.32 0.33 2»« 17 6 18 6 84 -88 sSsL'iii H J; r*n i 39 1.44 jSJiJ'),.. ir- 17 9 SfS*y. 113 123 Ser*» 0.22 0.24 131 134 S» 28 29 3 Tin 21 9
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    Better Tone In Tin Share Market
    136 11 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday. r pHERE wag a slightly better tone in the tin share market yesterday. Hong Patts had buyers at l'3lft. In the Australian section, Thabawleiks were wanted at 28 6, after business at 28 3. Kuala Kampafs fetched 15
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    25 11 Singapore, Friday. S Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon tol day were:— TIN $138i/t, down RUBBER Buyers 38%, Sellers 38%
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    Cars In Black-Out
    105 11 IN connection with the brown-out and blackout exercises on the night of Monday next iOct. 27), motorists who wish to use their cars during the the. period may see just how their lights should be cbscured by visiting motor dealers' show rooms, the three Worlds, and the
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    58 11 Muar Cor. Contributions to the Malaya Patriotic Fund from the Muar District for the last month amount to $453.75. and Include amounts of $150 from "C.N.W." and Muar Boy Scout 3. The Muar European community contributed $85 and the Church collections on the Day of National Prayer amounted to $45.
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    Jimah Estates Have Good Year
    261 11 Singapore, Thursday. "THE accounts show that the company is in an extremely sound position financially and I can assure you that the estate, even though it is old, is among the best of the small estates," declared Mr. J. I. Dawson, the chairman, in reviewing
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    REUTER MUST BE UNSHACKLED
    651 12 London, Oct. 24. COMMENTING on the debate in the House of Commons on Wednesday on the ownership of Reuters the Daily Tele- graph says:— "Issues of far-reaching national importance were raised in the House oi* Commons debate yesterday on the question of the sale of shares
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    BOYS PINNED UNDER BOAT, SUFFOCATED
    297 12 Singapore. Friday. A DOUBLE tragedy on the beach cff Frankel Estate on the afternoon of Oct. 11. when twc>ll-y£ aval j Chinese boys, Tans Sye Huat and Sim Chow La<ng. sons of labourers, were suffocated when a Ashing beat near which they were playing, tilted
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    Highland Convalescent Home To Cost $ 100,000
    361 12 Highland Convalescent Home To Cost 100,000 (From Our own Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. AIJT of the total Bint of £75.000 made by the Australian Red Cross S£JPik exacted to be?in before the month is out. the project to be completed In three months The convalescent home is ior men of the
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    NEW STORE JAPANESE CONSUL-GENERAL
    145 12 Mr Suemasa Okamoto. former Counsellor of the Japanese Emba&sv in London, has been appointed new Japanese Consul-General at s i nKa^ re rtri st Mr Okamoto who returned only last year from London during the L s nreviouslv Consul-General in Shan gh U and Consul in
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    48 12 Reuter. Cairo, Oct. 23. i MIDDLE East General HeadA quarters communique issued today states that at Tobruk, thei is nothing to report. "In the frontier area enemy arj tillery was again in action withou however, interfering w-ith the acti vities of our patrols, who sustained ino casualties. Reuter.
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    NEW “WAR” IN KELANTAN
    132 12 FIGHTING DISEASES (From A Special Correspondent) Kota Bahru, Oct. 21 AMONG the Bren-gun came; army trucks and other stmt types of transport which have itcome common in the frontier area of Kelantan, another nev; rypec motor vehicle has just made a appearance. This newcomer, however, is
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