Morning Tribune, 2 August 1940

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  • Title Section
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    9 1 The horning Tribune c 156. Fri., Aug. 2, 1940
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    JAPAN WILL KEEP OUT OF EUROPEAN WAR: SOUTH SEAS AIMS
    543 1 JAPAN WILL KEEP OUT OF EUROPEAN WAR: SOUTH SEAS AIMS I TOKYO, AUG. 1. STVTEMENT TO-DAY ON JAPANS FOREIGN POLICY, MR. MATSUOKA, FOREIGN MINISTER DECLARED THAT JAPAN WOULD HENCEFORTH DROP THE POLICY OF II ING EVERYONE ON THE BACK, AND WOULD NEVER ENDEAVOUR TO SHAKE |\NDS WITH THOSE COUNTRIES WHICH
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    JAPANESE MOVE AGAINST THE SALVATION ARMY
    172 1 JAPANESE MOVE AGAINST THE SALVATION ARMY peiping, Aug. 1 m tno officers of the Salvation Army H r, required to visit gendm headquarters yesterday and re-A-t ,m their organisation's activities. :?A The ino-.lapam^e Peking Chnmi- ■< ic. commentiiix on the affair. vs ■the Army "receives funds regularly Mi'iT.i London.'' I
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  • NEW RATE FOR CHINESE DOLLAR
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      52 1 Chungking. Aug. 1. Ministry of Finance officially announced to-day:— "The offia dollar-sterling rate is changed <1 as from to-day. b of other foreign currencies are ">rding to their respective marwi'k'u with fiter ling m comparison Wli n the new dollar^sterling rate. i-oreisn Trade commissions, the of china and Communications u^y
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    Slow-Up In Raids On Britain
    199 1 London. Aug 1 WINDOWS of shops and houses were shattered by bullets when 0 Ger- i man plane machine-gunned and bombed a south-eastern town this after- noon Bombs started a fire and cawed some casualties. Fighters pursued the raider. An Air Ministry communique says:- "Our
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    WINDSORS BOARD SHIP
    28 1 WINDSORS BOARD SHIP New York, Aug. 1 American Export Lines announce that the Duke and Duchess of Windsor arp already aboard the Excalibnr. Reuter which is sailing shortly-
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    Italians Being Prepared For A Long War
    774 1 Italians Being Prepared For A Long War X London. Aug. 1. T THE beginning of a month which has so often linured m Nazi pretions of Britain's downfall, speculation is naturally renewed why Herr Hitler delays m making the attack m forei*. which had brea expected ev?r since the capitulation
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      25 1 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SIiCURITY PIUS SLR V ICE HEAD OFFICE-NO. I6D CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE, S.S. IHONK NO. SMS.
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    INTERNATIONAL LABOUR FORCE IN BRITAIN
    263 2 London, Au^. 1. IN lIH House of (oniininis to-da> the MinisU-r o! Labour. Mr. Ernest Bc\in. announced the formation of an international labour brinch as part of the employment department of the Ministry of Labour, with a view to organising the manpower of Allied nations
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    PURCHASE TAX SCHEDULE
    147 2 PURCHASE TAX SCHEDULE I (■IIIIMM INI, 1. Till II XI of the I ma lit c Bill issued to-day contains the schedule to which the Purc!i.is< Tai will apply. These dn not Include food, drink, fuel, light, water, rent, or certain articles already subject to DOavy taxation, such a" tdbacro.
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    FUNERAL
    34 2 The funeral of Mr.s. C.P.B. Won-, who died yostcrday. after a brief UlneSS, vull take place to- Jay at 11 a.m. Cortrpo will loavo v, v 5. Tehenggong F^oad for Thompson Road Cemetery.
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    PRISONERS IN BRITISH HANDS
    51 2 London, Au£. 1. THE list of loreign prisoners In British 1 hand* since the last list was issued July 29. totals 100 Germans, and Includes 38 airmen. 60 from the Army Mid two irorn the Navy. In the list are 15 Italian naval prison- 1 (TV
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    ANOTHER GERMAN RAIDER ?
    88 2 ANOTHER GERMAN RAIDER Nrw York. i«f. I rll <;ernian freighter WCMCf which has been anchored a' Punla Kenas since Ike outbreak oi war. El preparing to <lfpart ay an armed .aider. arconlin< to despatch to the New York limes from San J^e, C osta Rira. The correspondent says that according
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    Alcantara Arrives At Rio
    88 2 Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 1. THE British merchant cruiser Alcantara, which put to rout the German Atlantic raider m an engagement on Monday, arrived here to-day and went to the dockyard for repairs. A few mote details have now become known about the encounter, which occurred
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    U.S. MOVE ANTI-JAPANESE, SAYS TOKYO
    93 2 U.S. MOVE ANTI-JAPANESE, SAYS TOKYO Tokyo, Aug. 1. The United States' Government ban Cl) the expoit of aviation petrol will not affect Japans military operations, the Navy Office spokesman said at the press conlerence. He stated:— Under whatever pretext it is to be enforced, the action represents an anti-Japanese move,
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    AUSTRALIA TO PROTECT NEW GUINEA
    59 2 AUSTRALIA TO PROTECT NEW GUINEA Canberra, Aug. 1. THE mandated territory of New Guinea 1 has been incorporated into the Australian defence system by regulation ifiSUed under the Defence Act, which reans Papua and New Guinea as cons, tituting the Bth Australian military district. Under the mandate. Australia is empowered
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    Diamonds Another Trump Can For Britain
    166 2 Diamonds Another Trump Can For Britain London. \u X i ANF EFFECT of thr v cupation of Holland i. diamond tutting and poliskh industry which for maru >. been the monopoly »f er(la| and Antwerp ha* now, i.i i,,. time, been «et up m England. Ton factories are to I
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    CONTROLLER OF OVERSEAS PUBLICITY
    108 2 CONTROLLER OF OVERSEAS PUBLICITY ljonuuii, Aug. THE Minister of Information tioned m the House of Commons ab the recent appointment to the stal the Ministry of Sir Maurin Petefl lately British Ambassador at My. Duff Cooper said thai Sii M rice\> function as Controller ol ocrs Publicity was to superintend
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    Blockade Measure
    66 2 Blockade Measure LondCKi Ai 1 AUTHORITATIVE circles point fl regarding the new order-in-co extending the British contraband c troi, that while the navicert covers cargoes and ships, the J ships warrants apply to the shipning lines and companion wn agree always to utilise the navicert If they fail to do
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    Italian Concentrations Pounded By The R.A.F.
    272 3 yesterday that Bouth Africans had gone to East Africa and Egypt. What it means to state was tliat South African troops have gone to East Africa and Rhodeslaiij: to Egypt CAIRO, AUG. 1. fI.AK HEADQUARTERS ANNOUNCES:— DURING THE LAST TWO DAYS, ENEMY CONCENTRATIONS IN
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    14 Killed In Crash
    34 3 Akron (Ohio), Atlf. 1. ALL 41 passengers jn a railway motor-carriage were killed when the vehicle collided with a goods train. The carriage, which was petrol driven, burst into flames.
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    R.A.F. SINKS 2 ITALIAN SUBMARINES
    133 3 R.A.F. SINKS 2 ITALIAN SUBMARINES I Cairo, Aug. 1 HKI \II.S of how two Italian subX" marines met their fate m a recent engagement with the R.A.F. can now be told. In the first case, patrolling aircraft spotted an enemy submarine and immediately dived to attack, the first salvo damaging
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  • People and Places
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      Christmas Pantomime In Rehearsal For War Fund
      1293 4 Christmas Pantomime In Rehearsal For War Fund "lohorc players fo sett "fiahes m ffl Wood" m Johor fiahru, Singapore and up-country. 4 pi wi 1 ie to bain < h p tin tin Civil Service Club net if ttx m pr.-. ml U c Jo re P rs 1 Bal
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      108 4 II /&K "My father is 5 *~X having me trained m Singapore for r a good job" fetfetr hai nii.de ft wise decision •nd!u« you to Pitman's, for there study for your mntrlrulatlon oi Senior Oambrldfe free from air-raid ilngi and blackout* that prevent idioua eoocmitnitkm, and aftonmrdi t i
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    A BABY IN THE HOUSE
    1031 5 A BABY IN THE HOUSE m^ Professional Advice ...on preparing Baby's milk mix- v ture may be obtained on applica- 1 lion »o Helen, c/o Morning Tribune. i Anson Road, Singapore. Write to 1 her, and she will send a TRAINED NURSE to advise you and to furi nish you
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      94 5 SMpCVO JIUWOKW I OnnpliUl, cmcr theHamv^tha I the flavour ercrytme likes has tluck po«0 ol Oout ,nd trUtr made these fine flams famous m Phet m a nudiu:noNcn and Malaya for over twenty years. illo* t baki i««rt«r of Keep half a Pineapple Ham (baked or boiled) m your refrigerator
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    STABBED TO FREE HIMSELF IS ALLEGATION
    203 6 A! t (.11) to Ji m ii aufclit 1»» owiit i .i« ll. r at I »f strains fowls Ironi a fowl lioum- at th#- 10tl< inilr vti.iic llukit Tiniah Koart, «>Ji tht nißhi or $mh i f p v«-t *«f ai(l to have
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    AURORAS TAKE OVER FIATS AT $100,000
    121 6 (TRIBI-Ni: STAFF RKPORTUC) fU OMOBUH OF ENEMY PROPERTY HAS ACCEPTED TH 1 HIGHEST TENDER-SENT IN BY MESSRS. AURORA LIMITED H« THE STOCK IN TRADE OF S A. FIAT, BIGGEST ITALIAN MOTOR CONCERN IN MALAYA, THE TRIBUNE HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY INFORMED. Thf price tendered by
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    JUDGMENT RESERVED IN DART THROWING CASE
    49 6 JUDGMENT RESERVED IN DART THROWING CASE JUDGMENT ill reserved kfl the re-tnal of Leong Ah Kow. a 19--year-old Chinese, who was charged before the Third Police Magistrate vith having assisted m the manage- ment of a common gamins house at a j stall m the New World Amusement Park.
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    FINED FOR GRUBBING IN DUSTBIN
    104 6 FINED FOR GRUBBING IN DUSTBIN BECAUSE his mother would riif of starvation. Chin Wan. i gaunt. looking: Chinese, who pleaded guilty to a charge of grubbing m a dustbin when produced be. fore th«» Third Police Magistrate was given the option of a fine niiuiii of bring sent to the
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    "PRETTY BAD RECORD"
    169 6 "PRETTY BAD RECORD" rIS MAN has a pretty bad recont his conviction covering a wid area, from Kota liahru to Singapore said Mr. H. Tunn, Chief Court Inspector, referring to Omar bin Kechil, who was charged with housebrenkin* before the District Judge, Mr. J. I McFail. yesterday. Desciibed as a
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    O. A. G. LEAVES FOR PENANG
    125 6 O. A. G. LEA VES FOR PENANG THE Officer Administering the Government, accompanied by the Private Secretary and the Aide-de-Camp, lef Singapore by the 'President Adams" yesterday on an up country visit, to Penan?. Kedah and Kuala Lumpur, and wil. return to Singapore on Thursday nex' Friday. Aug. 2: Arrives
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    PEACE OF HITLER IS BARREN PEACE
    1207 7 like Napoleon, He Heads For Inevitable Crash London, Au>r. the suggestion m Hitler's recent speech that the Britisi. A r t ,i on prdkmftof an unnecessary struggle, the Secretary ot India, the Rt. Hon. L. S. Amery, making a speech m the counnight, said
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    GAVE LIFE TO SAVE ALIEN
    97 7 GAVE LIFE TO SAVE ALIEN Li.ndon. Aug. 1 THE name has just been revealed of a British tflietf who itallantly and heroically sacrificed his life to save one of the al ens for whom he was responsible when the liner Aiandora Star was torpedoed. He is Frevet-Maju- ChristOplWl Betnell who
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    morning Tribune FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1940. New Soviet Move Disturbs Hitler
    323 7 morning Tribune FRIDAY AUGUST 2, 1940. New Soviet Move Disturbs Hitler JHE visit to Germany and Italy of M. (litfurtu, the Rumanian Premier, and M. Manoilescu, the Foreign Minister, has not borne any useful fruit, judging from the present situation m Rumania, where a big peasant revolt fa threatened, led
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    MUSICAL OPINION
    945 8 Last Saturday's Musical Society Concert ■T Xi to imed that the thief objed of i I m i (|(;iMin 1 Jadgfef from ih ble appfcuac with wbfch H wai rewarded :Um la 1 i"- which have lince appeared, ltd Sunday Muftfcal So, I onceti m the Victoria Memorial
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    Concert At The Hollandsche Club
    134 8 Almost all tickets hive been S sold for the concert to he held at the Dutch CM) <m August Wh in aid of the Netherlands i Kelief Fund and it is proposed i to hold a second evening 1 on Tuesday, August 13th. Further details
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      76 8 J AN INVITATION TOUVIITSIC TEACHERS. I The Far Eastern Mwtk Sch«>o| of Singapore is ever interested j j to communicnic with qualified music teachers either locally i I or abroad with I rfew lo Mgaffin g their services when oppor- I j tunity occurs. G<»4 pn^spect is assured. Applicants should
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    WAR FUND SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS
    1363 9 WAR FUND SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS Excellent Response To Appeal For Talent week has brought an encouraging number of new offers of talent to play or sing m the proposed War Fund Subscription Concerts. The absence of offers of financial assistance, however, is less encouraging but fortunately less vital. v The organise!?
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    Havana Decisions Blow To Axis
    150 13 London. Aujr. 1. [APS thi :nost imiKirtant it suit ol khfl Pan-American CoofertQCC beei to aemonstratr th^ capacity of the Anu'rk'an Republics I(l md united action," says The Times. !l ,.at of German victoncs In [U d the indiscreet activities of ?S m Central and
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    DAVIS CUP STARS IN ACTION TO-DAY
    182 14 ROTH Pat Hughes and Kho Sin X at the S.C.C courts to-day win piop'hip tournament commein ay, will play their preliminary ties n the Malayan lawn tennis chamTbt tniunament which ki m aid of the Wai Fund will conclude on Monday when the finals
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    INTER-CLUB TABLE TENNIS RESULTS
    45 14 i.aj-i nlgtit'j result* In '«ii«- Intel club tournament "I the Singapore t;iuie fmnis rliarnpion>hip Choni' Chfni', Old Boy Aswciatlon btAl fi H B .Junior Civil Service Clab I v Sionp hm> A.s.sociatioji b» at ClilncAe .Sp«)rt, CM I I I '1
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    DEATH OF RUGBY INTERNATIONAL
    41 14 London, Aug. 1. Pilot Officer Brian Henry BUck, formatIfugby hStornsttoiHU and on<- of the most verttat.i*' Athletes «>i liLs generation, is report f-d In tin latest X A X casualty Ist a- Ij.jvjii!'. uwil On active service
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    FUNERAL OF MR. FRANK MERRELLS
    74 14 IN.spit- oi the wet weather, there wa« ;i large gathering at the funeral of Mr Frank Merreils, Managing Dirert'ir of Powell Co., Ltd which tcck place at Bidadan yesterday aPen o*-n YoQg Bin*; ("Inn yesterday appeared before the fifth magistrate charged with impersonating an officer
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    SPORTS DIARY
    59 14 If MT ■0K1NCI: Btbattao v. Frlioo, Hap.oy Woild Covcrrd Sladiuhi. U pin SOCTIK: SAKA Lr;t[UJ'' Div. II A. Pulau Bran] v Publishers. Staciium; Dh II H E c !'.a "B 1 vs. Indian ham., j h'aiHT Puik n lAHN TFNNLS. Flnt day of Mulayan Championships, S.C.C. courts, 1.30
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    Speedier Attack Gives Malays Victory
    452 14 Malays J 1 m attack, Lhe Malays three pDik to one m their Di Koad Stadium yesterday. The game was played on a sodden (round where mater lay m pools. Pheie were spiashes and spills hut he game was nevertheless interest"tf. The Malays started shakily
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    SAPPERS CRACK UP AFTER HARD FIGHT
    335 14 I.OVALS 3; FORTRESS R.E 1. pLAYING with ten men only for most of the game, the Sappers went down to the Loyals by three goals to one m their Division I league match on the Gillman ground, to-day. The icain« was played m adverse
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      93 14 Selections At A Glance By "Spectator 1 Selections for Saturday's DMet at Penanc: llniM', Class 4, Oiv. l--»> furs %UTU»W BftlDi: Storm Ahead Horses. Class 4, Div. 2— <» furs. ROYAL DESIRE Benedict Horses. Class 4. Div. 3 6 furs. PRETTY QUIET Constant Light Horses, Class 4, D»v. 4- M
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    Reuter's COMMERCIAL ! SERVICE
    170 15 Reuter's COMMERCIAL SERVICE TIN London. Aug. 1 1 Price £267^4 Buyers £268 Sellers Beitl Price i £2674 Buyers £267 3 4 Sellers RUBBBB London, Aug. 1. QUiCt 13 y 13>8 dV tlc V Al T^T IT" 1 ard) Sept. l^'s i-j rward) October 12 11 1G 12 13 15 irward)
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    V.E.I. EXPORTS TO INDIA
    50 15 Simla, Aug. l. THE Government has decided to issu*? 1 an open general licence for the imH.rtation from the Netherlands East indies of ail goods including sugar. The latter Government have voluntary undertaken to restrict sugar exports India during the current year to 35.000 ■n.s.- Reuter
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    Little More Care Might Have Saved A Life
    250 15 J^ CLAIM that the man had made no effort to move over to the side oi the road even after he had sounded his horn, was made by Mohamed Yacob, the driver, at the resumed hearing of the inquiry into the death
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    68 15 London. Aug. 1. On the Stock Exchange, although gen eial trading was quiet, there were some P,ood spots, chief being oils which .sharp l strengthened, following the United Btates' restriction on exports of aviation spirit, which the market considered bullish for .shares of oil companies operating within the
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    FARCE AT THE NAVAL BASE
    436 15 (Naval) "Base Deceptions" was presented at the F.S.A. theatre at H.M. Naval Base on Wednesday night to an audience of ratings, last night was its official premiere for the public. Numbers of people came from Singapore and Johore to view this production which "christens" the
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      RIVER PLATE BATTLE IN FILM AT PAVILION
      257 15 RIVER PLATE BATTLE IN FILM AT PAVILION Oil ICKKS and men of H M.S. Exeter, Ajax and Achilles, and British seamen who were held prisoner on the Oral Spec and Altmark. re-live their unforgettable experiences m "For Free, dom" which had a press .showing at the Pavilion Theatre yesterday. The
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      "SWANEE RIVER" AT CATHAY
      107 15 BRINGING back some of the fines smash hits of nearly a half-century Swanee River." 20th Century Fox's mv Meal masterpiece, which opened at the Cathay last night, is something Singapore has long been awaiting. The picture embodies all that was finest and best m the dreamy
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    BRITAIN INTENSIFIES WAR PRODUCTION DRIVE
    310 16 London Aiifc. Jlli; (iovernnH-nts new plan Tor the fullest rniplovmcnl of industrial rapacity on war requirements was explained to-da\ by Mr. Harold Ma< Millan Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Supply). Mi Ms ;|1 Mr suj'piv. \im\ reg ir. "of man rial rapacil i v
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    The Morning Tribune Friday, August 2. 1940. U.S.-Canada Alliance Urged
    66 16 The Morning Tribune Friday, August 2. 1940. U.S.-Canada Alliance Urged NtW York, Alf. I. fJRGLNG the Tnittd States t,, negotiate a treaty of mutual defence with Canada, the V\\ York HtraJd-Tribune states. "The hour has Arrived, m our judgment, when the United states shook] for its own protection, and to
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    59 16 reported as providing dramatic ence" that the Germans would overwhelmed the opposition by time, and would have to be re as the arbiter of European markSouth America. It now leaks out* that Hitler's 3 having exploited this device ag Pan-American sentiment, is now cautiously "covering" such "German" ness by placing
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    35 16 London, Aug. 1: In the Cornmreplying to a question. Mr. Butler I that Red Cross and medical .supp" were not within the categories of the passage of which was forbiddm v the Burma Road.- Reuter
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