Morning Tribune, 14 August 1941

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    17 1 Morning Tribune *_\.i Mi" Thursday. August 14, 1941. Morning Tribune Thursday, \u K u>t j 4i 194J
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    Mr. Menzies' London visit Opposed
    160 1 Mr. Menzies' London visit Opposed .s\.|n»-v. Aug. 13. tin Labour opposiI leader J. Curtin. ket committed himself oposaJ that the Prime >!r. X O. >lenzies, Kit London for war ion, his deputy leadorri. and former FedeCoutt Justice, Mr. d Mr. Beasley, who the Labour represeni the Federal War announce their
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    On War Cabinet beets Again
    47 1 On War Cabinet beets Again Melbourne, Auff 13 G *t the War Cabinet mrr 1 «ogSSf of the war Kthas a!riiady sat ,5° J» Parliahi u f he Cabinet's ™f Mr Men?i s <he Mr. Fadden 11 l/ > b come acting if Wl h full admini* Reuter
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    11 1 n l Hon. Aup. 13. °J a heavy scale M learneu
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    Europe's New Fuehrer
    39 1 Europe's New Fuehrer -if tdmiral Darlan is now V'chy's dictator following J t the new powers conferred on him on Tuesday. The Tendon radio called him "The sew Fuehrer, S with Petain as his Hindenberf. (Sec also page 2).
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    EXTERMINATE S.S. MEN, FIRST POST-WAR MOVE
    141 1 Moscow, Aug. 13. BY estimating at 300,000 the number of pro-Hitlerian puaiu" who "thared m all crimes of the Hitler pang," M. Losovsky, Vice Chief of the Information Bureau, laid down an important principle for post-war reconstruction and settlement accounts with Hitler's Germany. This
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    Tobruk Reported Quiet
    49 1 Cairo, Aug. 13. i BRITISH Middle East communique issued to-day state*, "Libya: Except for bombing raids by the enemy the situation at Tobruk yesterday was quiet. Frontier area: "Our mechanised patrols sighted patrols of enemy armoured fighting vehicles which withdrew before they could be engaged. Reuter
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    urances Satisfy Turks
    159 1 '»hn VVallis) A "B J3. "'<• British a Tur•fcgwded as f,r- .t the s The move was very well timed and should remove any suspicions which the Tunes may have harboured about Ru<\s an intentions. Not on)v dn~s Pu^'ii .«Decl flrniiv state tb^t s bp has no
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    TRUCULENT WORDS FROM A JAPANESE SPOKESMAN
    202 1 T° ctleot E stlt^?^ c far east The' mS mvMAN STAT EMENT YET MADE BY A JAPANESE STATES- tn f,,« k l?^i apa neSe naval s P° kesman said "This is not the time Ty [s: s x s sta to n rm hould
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    Japan Finds Axis Now Unreliable
    107 1 Tokyo, Aug. 13. nECLARING that Russo-German war has made it impossible for Japan to rely on Italy or Germany, Admiral Takahashi reiterated to-day that Japan must decide its own course with greatest of care. He pointed out that Russo-Ger-man hostilities have Isolated Japan from supplies
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    DEMARCHE TO JAPAN DENIAL
    95 1 London, Aug. 13 rE reports published m London to-day to the effect that Britain and the United States have made a demarche to Japan, demanding *o know whether Japan agrees to r orego her policy of expansion southwards, was officially descried m London to-day as, "completely
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    Reinforcements To Indo-China Denial
    55 1 Bangkok. I^*>FPPONSTRLE r'rr'es flaMy dm* ♦bqt n y rein fnrccm Tits ar gent to the Indo-Ch m Tf t«! i^t)* In aii f hnri*^ti'<« f»i>Hff»f< tb^t *h nr n J«; no ♦ruth I'♦bof ♦ba T^oPnn^-M^laVfl Jr>t^rnnf'onol TVm<"i-p f* 1 |t riln r>nl»' '*>'•' nr tb"* |hf
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    U.S. Request For Brazilian Bases Report
    119 1 New > ork. Aug. 13. rTTf a view to safeguarding the western hemisphere the United States is reported from Washington to be negotiating for air ba.se rights m Brazil to offset any Geiman threat to Dakar Informed Congressionists declared that the State Department has
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    21 1 London, Aug. 13. R.A.F. raids en Derna, Bardia, Benghazi and Tripoli are mentioned m an Italian communique issued to-day Reuter Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
    40 1 London, Aug. 13. Mr. Clement Attlce, Lord Privy Krai and Deputy Prime Minister, will broadcast through all stations of the Kniisih Broadcasting Corporation an important announcement on behalf of the Government at 2 p.m (GMT.) to-morrow (Thursday) Reuter
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    Wavell's Tribute To Indian Troops
    138 2 Stella Auk X ill. n the MMdle East cwipalga U KKPT AWAY r! h«cau.se thi nitmy haij 'i i^t a distance that India air r»ldl or invasion .from Jhieii so many other countries had sufft Therefore. Britains future effS! mu«t continue to prevent the «f
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    Acknowledgement
    41 2 Mr Cyril Richards and lamU wish to express their heartielt tb ts to rekiUv. and Wends attended the *H* i Mrs. Theresa Elteabeto Rich and also to those who sent hs and measaae-s of condolenc e ii. their recent beienwiment.
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    "More Fetters For France"
    417 2 London. Allf. ISVICHY'S 'new order" ior the French people, as outlined by Marsha] Petain last nijrht, is generally described by thy British press as "more fetters for France." while the bestowal of additional pov.ers on Admiral Darlan b interpreted a^ foreshadowing a new surrender to Berlin.
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    Shanghai Dollar Firmer
    137 2 Shanghai, Aug. 13. THE local dollar firmed up to-day following reports from Chungking that the Chinese Government intend to stabilise the Chinesdollar m Shanghai and closed ac 2-61 64 p<?nce compaied with yesterdays 2-27 32 pence. Reuter -fcThe first food)|» ship to leave America under S the
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    Nazis Claim Soviet Retreat
    81 2 Berlin. Aug. 13 A GERMAN High Command communique claims that m the southern Ukraine German infantry divisions and mobile troops and their al^es pursued the Russians retreating to the harbours of the Black Sen. In the sharp pursuit, adds the communique, they inflicted great looses on
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    Germans Worried Over Iran
    59 2 Basle, Aug. 13. FE Basler Nat'irichten's Berlin correspondent reports that official German quartets arc very interested m the developments m Iran wnere Britain and Russia are In a position t> act very powerfully ami Germany Ls unable to attack 1 same ciicie& foresee the pas J
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    20 2 London. Aug. 13 THE Park radio «tetes that Mie German Ambassador m Turkey von Papen lef T for Berlin.- Reuter
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    R.A.F.'s Man Raid On German
    242 2 R. A.F.'s Man Raid On German FLJ b Igj3 G ';nu man m thl Bi Domfc Jj Colour. point blai 5 H.A.F s day ij I 1 m the -r.g J fights kit sweeps ov< .nijj Later PI :\rm again at < En:dd airfield at D? X The iu--. -I
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    U.S. Politicians Urge Co Of French Cole
    203 2 U.S. Politicians Urge Co Of French Cole Washington, Aug. It IF the State Department is rttkent about jestsrdaj*i Vichy -levelopmcriU senator and UiUiibers of thr House of Representatives are outBPQMn with recommendation* lor Vilnius counter-action urging the United wHb »ilicr .\merican Republics to BsSomf protection v! Ma«tinique and other French
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      181 2 GIVE YOUR FEET A HOLIDAY! Let four reel relax and former the hll day's work they have to 00 rC-iv duv. i)v liM itv PHILLIPS Hb-bt-r BoICJ that serve as a cushion to take all the shock out of walknm— apart from added comfort— they ara economical too for they
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    Japanese Ship Leaves Cape
    180 3 Japanese Ship Leaves Cape Cape Town Aug. 13. anese ship, the Belgium 1.5,839 tons), left Cape ferity- it of attachment granted er by the Supreme Court 1 has been lifted. fit was granted on behalf up of merchants as secuthe deliver,- of cargo :t £26.000.000" which it is night not
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    Tokyo Britishers For Singapore
    48 3 !l Tokyo. Aug. 13. British women and Iren belonging to lamilies h Cbojolar ofitetali and i m badness firms Id Of ailed yesterday afterr Singapore aboard a m steamer, according on di.spatch to the Domei follows the evacuation of n nationals on Friday last.
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    Japan Still Concerned Over U. 5. Shipments
    292 3 Shanghai, Aug. 13. JAI*AN viewed with considerable concern any possible shipment of war materials from the United States to Vladivostock, declared the Japanese Army spokesman, Col. Akiyama. at a press conference yesterday afternoon. He declared that one reason was because tney might be
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    Catreux Takes Command
    104 3 5 London, Aug. 13. *al atroux Free French Commander-in-ef m Syria. ha> placed the Vichy troops 1 awaitinp ■non o Franct under hi s command according c ""WPttweni French Agency despatch from 5 "JPortant decision wia announced m ar ro me day irom Gen. Catroux addressed tc
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    Soviet Front Quiet
    50 3 Soviet Moscow. Aug. 13. unique issued to-day says: "1 Ann;. 12 nothing of importthe front. <o -operation with the land force* Jnemy machanised units anri W and at his aerodromes. I'ipc groups of German air force r*d but were repulsed by om our Rir force. brought down."
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    Dutch Ministers Arrested
    33 3 London. Aug. 13 terfl have been arrested 'amp by the Germans P Hutch circles m London. nancellor of the Exchequer de nee Minister ?mi Dyck. -r 'to: S^^ oncentratio!l Reuter
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    Foreigners Stay In Shanghai
    339 3 Shanghai. Allff. 18. |)ESPITE the undiminished anxiety over the Pacific litUAtior and the dwindling business, foreigners seem m no hurry to get out of Shanghai while the going is gotd, jvdfing by the reservations for the American liner, President. Cootfdge It is learnt, hitherto, that only
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      102 3 Gil 600%^^ For extra lightness m cakes and and gr«t the full taste of K<x>d scones, use MAZOLA instead of meat. And for mayonnaise and shortening. Give fried fish a prench dressinK rememb er 'it's super crispness by frying it with i r,rv¥ not a salad until you add MAZOLA.
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    People & Places
    896 4  - People Places VERA ARDMORE By spring Meeting At Victoria Theatre TEH B.rds of Fuwage" irho presented "The Two Mrs Carroll*" b.st y»-ar have their second producer all lined up to open it the Victoria Theatre on he 30th. It It M. J. Farrell'.s "Spr::^' Meeting" |ivel.\ omedv of We In
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    ASIATIC SOLDIER GET NEW CLUB
    321 4 ASIATIC S OLDIER GET NEW CLUB (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Nednesdaj IT is our duty and privilege to see these men who havt here to protect us made happy. They have left country, their Hives and their children to come here, ani have made sacrifices to do so," declared
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      34 4 TF WAVESCT Eugene Oil Perms shampoo To suit the texture of your hair W Staff trail nd m use of INNOXA Preparation Elizabeth Saloon fiuroprati Operators Capitol Bldg 159 North Bridge Koad TeL 4419.
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      54 4 FOR THE DISCRIMINATING WO* r ELIZABETH ARDEN'S BATH PREPARATIONS Blur Gnuh Brttn eubea and Mwnee. {.I* Blue Orui Dustme: Pov/der Blue Grass Scao. ■^L Krla/ m luxury haw beauty bath c gK \^/i with Eli/ab«?fh Arden's exquisite Blu< Bk^ft Grass Bath Preparations Ap &;«&**> Aut»%, mam\ MAYNARD CO. LTD. *r
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    OR "DRESS-UP" OCCASIONS
    722 5 ni'ETTES In heavy, opaque fabrics and voluminous skirts m sheers and evening story m smart gather- n >s. us, imner types, many of ti.rm „t l high necks, are sleek and smartest women, the skirts slit thers are variously feminised with and pleating*. NIM GOWNS In every
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    FASHION FLASHES from the shops
    524 6 FASHION FLASHES from the shops ATTRACTIVE day frocks are MUec for distinction at PRISCILI.ri LTD., (No. 5. Eu Court, entrance j n Hill-street i. this week outstanding among these beiiw ft smart model m olive-green si'^ jtney Simple m line and cut. toll l» distinctive on account of the COfieftT
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    Messages for EVENING
    289 6 Messages for EVENING COMBINATIONS oi fabrics and combinations of colours are worked out with pleasant results m some of the newest collections. Dresses with slim long bodices and skirts with waltzing width continue to be shown and often combine sheers, such as chiffon or marquisette, and lace. Other combinations, seen
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      31 6 SfHAJS Wl) PHONE 3335 PRISCILLA Ltd. IFOR IMPORTED DRESSES 5 In (OMIT FIRST FLOOR ENTRANCE HILL STREET "SNOW WHITE" CLEANING AT IV\IUS A to. f>KY CLEANERS 28, COI.KMAN ST Thone 6045.
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      38 6 N I c i I 13 c |TO 1^ ANY PAM j Served Chinese d m an J tive, conl i able Chfl dining hail Tne be* town S the CM i Pavilion 1 cio?Dhere. id H0 A
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    H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter Front London
    818 7 H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter Front London 1 1 ndon, July It. V for Victory" campfliflfii wW) redby the mysterious 7 Br ittoii m his broadoeclil ied countries has ,1 the creation of a special tni.'nt at the H.B.C Ik with the hundre* ol lW hich have been receiv--esting methods for ex-
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    Jocks' Great Bayonet Charge Routs Jerries
    306 7 CTALWAKT Jocks from a famous Scottish regiment charged wjth fixed bayonets and swept the Germans from the airfield between SoUum and Fort Capuzzo m the grimmest hand-to-hand struggle during the British raid carried out at the Sollum— Capuzzo— Sidiazeis triangle. The scots tore into
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      FEELING THE PINCH
      334 7 'rWO unmistakable facts emerge from a careful analysis of German propaganda since Hitler launched his treacherous attack on Russia wven weeks a^o. The Germans would have the world believe that (1) they are engaged m a holy crusade against 'that accursed thing Communism," and (2) the Russians
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    NEW BISHOP INDUCTED WITH FULL CEREMONY
    975 8 IN the presence of a huge gathering ol" all nationalities whic Cathedral to the inn, Singapore's new bishop, the Rig was yesterday enthroned with full ceremony and solemn pom Headed by the Yen. Archdeacon White, 45 clergymen took part m the ceremony. Including chaplain*
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    INDIAN PRINTER BOUND OVER
    253 8 MX. C. H. KOH, appearing 01l behalf of Saminathan n I prcprieor of St. Mary's Press who pleaded guilty to an tffencc under the Printing Presses Ordinance, asked that his tlient b«bound over, this being m keening with the tendency through out England and the Empire.
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    Woman Found In Sergeant's Bunk
    147 8 Woman Found In Sergeant's Bunk WHEN convicted of trespass m a military camp, a woman said: I will not go there again. Sir. I would like to ask for leniency. A soldier friend of mine put me m the bunk and asked me to remain there." This 20-year-old Malabari woman.
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    Ministry Of Information Moves To Cathay Building
    71 8 THE Department of Information and Publicity. Malaya, moved its office^ Iron Union Building to the fourth floor. Cathay Building, yesterday There the Department will be In clos? touch with the Far Eastern Bureau of the British Ministry of Information and the Malaya Broadcasting
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    107 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN yiOST Jl current scene is C* old 'jungl« h^h m t* Miss d w hip-wi^ m the Bn* nanu Hat» Then irpeat her < of Mm tiftment a-yetr-*s a new world, tortuous to'goen (itv to übers at swank Cafe Pierre. Carmen d Antonio is half East Indian, was
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    CHINESE GRATITUDE FOR BRITISH AID
    396 9 reciprocate the "kind and sympathetic action" of the pcopie of ISritain who, on the fourth anniversary of (he outbreak of Japans undeclared war auainst China on July 7 collected funds lor the benefit of those m China, Mr. Tan Kah Kee, chairman of the China
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    "Burma Road—Mighty Symbol Of A Nation"
    261 9 "Burma Road— Mighty Symbol Of A Nation" FIFTEEN years a social worker and educationist m China and latterly officer m charge of entertainments for the troops m Singapore; Capt. K. Sandy was guest of honour and speaker at yesterday's luncheon meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club. Capt. Sandy, m the
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS
    345 9 BRIGHT LIGHTS lUX ItKVII. AND MISS JONFn \i the Mli.nihi.i i ONK of the most enjoyable comedy 10 iiiunrM The Devil nnd Ml** Jone* the new film at the Alhambia has a star} of the world h rtrhest m»»n working \u coenlto us it fcw-dollars-a-week 1 I > t >
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    59 9 Berlin. Aug. II BRITISH bombers last night over Western. Central 9gC North-western Germany, states tn« German news agency A small number of incendiary it is staled, was dropped °n dwelling houses In the suburbs of Berlin where there were some dead and According; to reports so far r* ceived. ten
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    'Technical' Charge Of Theft Preferred
    315 9 lUDGMENT was reserved yesterday m the case m_ M j Wtih f*m» a Cantonese. It was alleged that Frederick, employed as a foreman, and Leong. a salesman, by Mr. L. P. Rasmussen who said that his business was importing, exporting and manufacturinr permanent waving machines,
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    Free French Navy's Help To War Effort
    189 9 London, Autr 1* rnHERK are two und a half time* w-> many Fr.«- Frenchmen nerving m t Frtr Frmch Navy an an year ago Th. DumbOT und «roM tonnage of the ■bio thry man 1h moro than a quarter of th. total in.nhunt
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    HE SLAPPED HER & SHE BIT HIM
    1064 11 HE SLAPPED HER SHE BIT HIM VI AKY Chow, a cabaret hostess acting on whose I~* report an Indian named Dawood is being tried for alleged misappropriation of cash and jewellery totalling Sb.OOO, said yesterday m cross-examina-tion that Dawood slapped her on one occasion and she bit his finger m
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    Cable News from 'Down Under'
    257 11 Cable News from 'Down Under' Melbourne. Aug. 12. THE Minister for Supply (Senator G. McLeayi has announced that six additional tankers will be proceeding to Aus tralia soon with 18,000,000 gallons o f petrol and three and a half million gallons will also be c arried by freighters. The Minister
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    Magistrate Visits Scene Of Accident
    151 11 Magistrate Visits Scene Of Accident AFTEK himself visiting the scene of the accident, Mr. C. N. Whitton yesterday acqaitt ed Commander Nathaniel Greer Lecper on a charge of negligent driving. It was aliened that Lecper was Iriving without keeping a proper ookout along Sfcotts Road on the light of June
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    UNIQUE BRITISH COLONY
    163 12 MOD A. si'burb Ofl rose gardens, b*J been since Crimean day*? the home of tho large British colony at Istanbul. Soni»- of its locally born inhabitants are grand I children of artitice*:s lrom th« j Thames. the Tyne and the Clyde, who went out to Turkey m
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    CHURCHILL MANNA
    83 12 WHEN Itaiiano want to denounce Mr Churchill they find j dnficulty m pronouncing his name In NaDles they caill him Ciuccillo, and! when the R.A.F. come; over and drop their I bombs the Neapoii- tans ia/ that man,- naggia ciucctllo." jr Churchill's manna, is 1 raining down from
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    Disobeyed,, Wins Medal
    113 12 Disobeyed,, W ins Medal 83CAl r SS 0 berJ Hilton Percta&l disjeyed an order aC Btft, the King la t 1 izive him the British Emuire Medal Perciva; i< an Abie- seaman. Te lives m North Shi^ido Wlwn his damaged by lt j action the master was badly voond id
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    31 13 London, Aujj. 13 German planes attempted to raid aloscow last night but was ure tited irom reaching the Soviet MDital by anti-aircraft fire and icht flahters, says the Moscow idio. Reuter
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    CHINESE RES.' 6-4 WIN
    531 14 S.C.F.A 6; Loyals 4. J|N a thrilling match at the Harbour Board ground yesterday 3 I the S.C.F.A. Reserves defeated the Loyals Reserves m a I league match by six goals to tour. I mere was un exciting finish when the Loyals. with the score 5
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    R.A.F. And Loyal? Meet To-day
    100 14 A THRILLING game is likely at Anson Road Stadium to-day. when the R.A.F., last year's leagtie i hampions, meet the Loyals m ■■> retarn Div. I game. The airmen opened the Mason without several of their best players, and on.-oqiuMitly had a .shaky .start, bit
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    R.A.S.C. WIN 5-1
    24 14 IN a Div. lIA game a L Alexandra 1 yesterday, the R.A.S.C. beat the Malay Recirnent by five goals to one.
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    MAKEPEACE B. P.
    82 14 »HE following have been selected 1 to represent the Makepeace B.P combined "B C" team m a friendly badminton match against the Singapore Japanese Club to-morrow night at the latter 's court, Selegie Road, commencing at 7 p.m. sharp:— C. pi. LaAge, George Albert Thcseira. Kenneth Nonis,
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    S.C.R.C. Cricket Teams For Week-End Games
    104 14 THE following are the SCR. C 1 cricket teams for this weekend: Against the SC.C at 2 pm on Saturday: Ka Chiow Chye, Bwre Lim swauf, On^ Swee Keng Liiu Hock hye, lh\ Hon Wing, L. H Tay i im'i Gup n Chy< 1
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    Tads And Gunners Draw At Changi
    74 14 OLAYING at Changi yesterday, 1 the Manchester held the home team, the R.A. (Heavy Regt.) to a« thrilling one.all draw m a Div. 1 1 encounter. J The Tads led by a solitary goal 1 at the interval, scored by Hughes and m the
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    Traction Lose 3-1
    84 14 Friendly Soccer j THE R.A.F. (Tengah) bea t the 1 Singapore Traction Company 3 l m a friendly soccer fame played on the latter's ground I yesterday. Howard, the Rafs 1 custodian, dis- tinpuished himself m goal, bringing j off a number of brilliant saves Gilroy scored
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    Y.M.C. SOCCER.
    60 14 THE following have been selected I to play soccer for the V.M.C A I against Moravia to-morrow at 5 10" P.m. at the Anson Road ground Lim Ka T eng j w w<oodbrld V. R. Sabapathy; G. L. Day J S Moxon. Karim; S. Orton X Goldsmith, Ontc
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    302 14 FIGURING m further exhi--1 tytion matches, at the Singapore Recreation Club courts this time, Kho Sin Kie. the Chinese Davis Vu\> player, played four one set names two men's double> ani two mixed doubles. As always. the Malayan title holder impressed with the easy accomplishment
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      50 14 TO-IMV OCI v i»r. 1. H A.P i Loyal*, Ai»>.>i R'..ni Stadium Dli II a. ft Ao c RK. 'M.ilmvm. OH) man; sH H B.A IBM i. ;S H H Bl ii..!- KA\I I Alcxttndm. II.NNir; Kh(, Sin Kir Exhibition s<: C COUrtu, 130 pin kacek First Day, Tmlpini RaoM
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    Thiland 'Still Turn Corner'
    43 15 Thila nd 'Still Turn Corner' i dey< t. UT€i point her ftghtu 7 and* by t Sc^agemeiii from pdon uul Washington from sinf*»«« and nearer home Source* state that the eenly alive to the proat v surprise may be bur. at any moment
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    PEOPLE POLICY
    64 15 PEO PLE POLICY ice* believe thai Thaln* the present lull will lessons of the recent l v: policy for the i .lie growing lai quarters that theie ettet understanding of n America's part. As ley cite the resumption p shipments of peaceb of iron, steel and BMClis country Is Britaii
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    18 15 UNK NOWN 9i tent the v Friendly R^yal to day: Itatlra-! Mahulin- 11 m, Kathi-; 6n my and!
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    33 15 n the Naval »m] But, Fer- ;>' iced two inWt court a 11 M j5 S >rr,ed A. SamU v ropoctive--2 i bath MnmH magistrate. •inn to AUf! UB Of $300 i 3
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    Nazis Misjudge Russia's Space
    317 15 (By Alexander Wertfa, Reuters Special Correspondent m Moscow) Moscow, Aug. 18. THE suggestion by foreign commentators that the presem German southern thrust is aimed at Baku is described m Moscow M due to lack of appreciation of Russia's vast dis tances. The idea that the Germans
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    108 15 A number of*T the next of kin S received ho- i nours awarded J S to war heroes i at a recent In- i J vestiture held S by the King. (Mr. Philip t Woods Sea wen S holding: t h c S il)ist i n guished Flying Crosses award-
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    $11 Million Cut In U.S. Defence Bill
    146 15 Washington, Aug. 13. A REDUCTION of some $1,234,000,--000 m the new Defence Appro oriation BUI of $8,063,000,00' f2 015,000,000* was vot d by tnr Senate Apprepriati<ns Committee yesterday As passed by the House of He pr sentatives on July 28, the bill ,mied
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    Tokyo To Watch "Freezing" Treatment Of Nationals
    90 15 Shanghai. Aug. 13. THE Japanese Finance Ministry announced its decision on tno applcation of the 1 ree/m, regula- 1 tibns on a reciprocal ba dr-pend-in:> upon th< treatment the Japaaese nationals m those count where the frecring ordo-.^ are being enforced, says :i
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    "ROLLS" FOR HOME GUARD
    58 15 "ROLLS" FOR HOME GUARD TWO armoured cars converted from private cars were In the parade Of 250 London County Council members of the dome Guard, inspected by Lieut-General nr Bertram SergisonBrooke. G.O.C. London District. One, a 45-h.p. RollsRoyce, formerly belonged to Mr. Emu Davics, last year a chairman of the
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    87 15 New Delhi. Aim. U. A FURTHER sum of about £83.000 nas been remitted to the United Kinudom from India for the purchase of National Saving and National Defence rtifieatcs and for interest-free loans. A sum of over £8 000 waa «nt from Burma. The total amount sent to Britain U
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    145 15 Allies Emphasise No Claim On Turkey <K»-u<«rs Diplomat.* Correspond dent). London! Au 13 BRITAIN and Russia have promised full aid to Turkey if she is attacked by a European power. This latest turn In international situation w*4 made known last night with an announcement that declaration* In Identical terms had
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    Chungking Sees More Axis Pressure On Vichy
    163 15 Chungking Sees More Axis Pressure On Vichy Churmkintf, Aug. 13. THE report that Indo- China ia Bending troops to Yunnan- Kwangsi borders, "to prot?ct the Japanese flank." did not com* as a surprise t o the Chinese, circles m Chungking, as Bino- French relations are rapidly deteriorating despite the reoeated
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    CHINESE DIES OF ELECTROCUTION
    97 15 A CHINESE youth, 20, living at Bali Lane. oIT Beach Road, died .suddenly last night while he was engaged m transferring vegetao'es from one b i.sk^t to another m tne back portion of his hou-e. The Chinee was landing Just below an electric lamp and U
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    VICHY'S PRESTIGE NOW DISAPPEARING
    187 16 London, Aug. 13. QFFJCIAL comment made m London to-day on Marshal Petain's broadcast reads, "Marshal Petain's speech betrays m unmistakable terms the utmost anxiety on the part of the Vichy Government m regard to the internal conditions of France. A 1 j i m "A long
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    Sacrificed His Country For Power -darlan
    262 16 Sacrificed His Country For Power -darlan London, Aug. 13. "TURNING its back on the 1 United States, Vichy has still further accentuated its submission to the Axis," say* a leading article of France the Independent Free French newspaper published m London. "It is for the Governments cf London and Washington
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    RAF Spread A Hacks
    161 16 London, Aug. 13. r Magdeburg, Hanover and Essen, are now added Stettin, Kiel, Bremen, Osnabruck, Duisburg and Cologne among the places bombed by R.A.F. hut night Probably owing to bad weather the attack on Berlin was not on such a big scale as some previous raids
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    TOKYO REMAINS UNCONCERNED
    128 16 Tokyo. Aug. 13. FOREIGN diplomatic cbs rvers In I* Tokyo remain neither optimistic nor dismayed at seeing no change m the situa.ion during th* last few days. The Amer can Ambassador, Mr. Joseph Grew, is waiting the first opportunity to see Adrnl %l yo the Foregn Minis'
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    Japanese For Fora
    84 16 FOREIGNERS may] to sail from Sim the Yawata Mam, 1 leaxned. Meanwhile, the Nid special message fn dated Aup. 11. said tl Government had dedd teres's of maintain? repulate close'y the to tribution of troops m I ceded by Indo-Chint N.EL I. EVACUj Batavti Evidence of incra
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    India Clears Freezing Proffession
    89 16 Siml* TOE Government of' 1 taken step* to cl m the recent JapajJ 3rder to which attend drawn. rtpA No goods iinporteo Japanese Empire or be cleared whether W home consumption or to foreign port, unw tonxs are satisfied that carriage, insurancej^ exchange ewei*^ hat was
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    Second Lend, Leas
    25 16 THE secnud [*J A I for $12,000 fW.% be prest-i;'; ■<[ m regj The grcatjr n^l will be spent ofl nlanes, cv Reuter
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    35 16 yL Chelsea pen- X, j sioners carry on y I m their gardens by their blitzed C hospital, the Royal Chelsea i Hospitrl. dam- !aged m are- cent London raid. J Yesterday's Score: NINE
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    67 16 APPOSITION to the Na*h m Norway s so *id»spread that I even schoo' children are being impr soned and deported if t>"ey show hostility, says »n article, m the "Economist." A special reformatory has been established "somewhere *n Norway" for those "hi'dren who aredisr>over3d to be antiNazi.
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