Morning Tribune, 15 August 1941

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    Masthead
    17 1 Morning Tribune I] 6— No. 168, Friday, August 15, 1941. Morning Tribune Friday, August 15, i MI
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    Typically Churchill
    138 1 Typically Churchill Valentine Harvey, Reuters* liamentary Correspondent). London, Aug. 14. Meting between President toosevolt and Mr. Churchill, |h to British observers "typiChurchill," was m fact •sed b> President Roosc- opportunity for personal was y rasped gladly by Mr. m undaunted by the attenx taking out of this country in V
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    Attlee Tells All America
    187 1 Washington, Aug. 14. JHE capital was prepared for something dramatic this morning and was not disappointed. Millions of people all over the country were listening for the promised announcement but it fell to the British spokesman m London to tell Americans of the dramatic meeting of
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    ROOSEVELT ENDORSES THE ALLIES' WAR AIMS
    687 1 President-Premier Meeting Revealed MR. C. R. Attlee, the Lord Privy Seal and Deputy Prime Minister, announced m a special broadcast to-night that President Roosevelt and Mr. Winston Churchill had met at sea and had drawn up a joint Anglo-United States declaration setting out the
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    WAR'S LONGEST SECRET
    126 1  - WAR'S LONGEST SECRET Gordon Young PRESIDENT R()6SEVELT (By London, Aug. 14. rE dramatic news of the meeting between Mr. Churchill and President Roosevelt has been the longest kept secret of the war. For a full week there have been rumours of all kinds reaching England from foreign sources but British
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    Churchill Surprises His Countrymen
    302 1 Churchill Surprises His Countrymen London, Aug. 14 MR. Winston Churchill has always had a flair for the dramatic his offer of union with France and his broadcast within few hours of the Nazi onslaught on Russia are but two examples but none has roused popular enthusiasm m Great Britain so
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    MATERIALS STREAM INTO TOBRUK WHILE WEARY NAZIS REST
    842 2 J Tobruk, although beseijed by th 7'• ~~~i by no means inactive. The Carri fm J. v en*a*ed m preparinf defences, 're nH^J'^J^ attacks, and is fairly humming with Etilß 1 give one a peep DenJnd the scenes and n The i
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    Australia To Build 1400 Planes
    66 2 Melbourne, Aa». 14 CENATOR Leckie. Minister to v Aircraft Product-ion. ?nncunce that at least 1,400 Australia^ ulane^, costing £10,000,000 wil have been built by tlie end of th year. It m officially announced that the total enlistments m the Australian fighting forces since tho outbreak
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    Special S'pore Broadcasts To Australia
    40 2 1 SFECIAL programme for Ausn tralia will be broadcast from Singapore tc-day from 7 to 7.30 »).m. and repeated to-morrow f r:m 835 to 9.05 am. on aU fonr tran*^'**^^, ZHL ZHPi ZHP2 and ZHP3
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    REST OF THE NEWS
    198 2 REST OF THE NEWS London, Aug. 14. rE text has now been publisnea of the agreema between Britain and Soviet Russia signed by I Stafford Cripps and M. Moiotov on Juiy v. provida lor mutual war assistance against Hitlerite uenmj and against the conclusion of v separate peact Bntisn omcial
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    Colijin Not In Prison
    55 2 ■ilAiilJi <-, B*tavla, Aug. MJ K^rOKTS received here ti**r Dr. Coliju, the former Dutch Prime Minister, wj wa.s arrested recently, i^ noi ai a cu.a.ii"-^" 1 out coniiued to a noiei at VaiHenourg. m Watched by two guard,, but iUiowcd short country trtns. he b> .said
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    India Mourns Ex-Viceroy
    149 2 New Delhi. A^ vff V THE death of Lord Wlllinffdon is being www 1 ed m India. t ir ua&* Sir A. P. Patro, who was Minist £JjiSngdoa during the tenure of office of Lord Governor of th e Province, said that Lord w» long and distinguished
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    Hiranuma Shot, Chases Assailant
    259 3 Tokyo, Aug. 14. l N hiraNUMA, Minister without Portfolio and the forJ Prime Minister, was the victim of an attempted assasthis moining. The assailant entered his home and r? ,-Mctni at his intended victim. The intruder was imme- v diately arrested. official statement about Hiranuma's condition
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    Speculation In Momentous Meeting
    274 3 Speculation In Momentous Meeting I New York, Aug. 14. •rumoured" meeting bereen President Roosevelt t Churchill, the British r hit the New York papain this morning. Washington correspondent Now York Times reports! erident Roosevelt and Mr. ill met secretly m Canada Atlantic and agreed on joint American steps to block
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    CANADA AND VICHY
    41 3 Ottawa, Aug. 14. THE relations between Vichy, and Canada and the future of the French islands are believed to be among the subjects for discussion at a meeting of the War Committee, but nothing is officially disclosed Reuter
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    Legless Pilot Safe
    81 3 London. Aug. 14. uiing-COMMANDER Douglas Bader. Britain s W RAF le'leS pilot who was reported missing on Tuesday is belied to be ■'safe und a pr.^ner. it lean w?ne"co L m n m d °nder Dougias Bader. 30-yoar old mini who lost his legs following an accident
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    Soviets Report "All Quiet"
    27 3 London, Aug. German and Rumanian troops have eacm a i of the Black Sea between Odessa and tnt m^ Command to-day noon- Reuter
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    Admiral Darlan On 'Myself'!
    81 3 Vichy, Aug. 14 IDMIRAL Dailan m m order of the day A to the armed forces expressed honour of his new position m SS*^j2i22dto armed forces which Marshal Petain had entrusted t him All could count, he said on his deUminaUon and impartiality, his spirit of
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    Nazis Fail To Convert Arabs
    195 3  - Nazis Fail To Convert A rabs AlariC Jacob (By Cairo, Aug. 14. THE Nazi anti-Bolshevik crusade has been a complete failure throughout the Arab world, according to information received m Cai•x>. This crusade, preached by the Germans since the invasion of Russia through the few channels rrmaining to them m
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    118 3 Jr A country j home m East i Anglia is now a hospital and i convales- cent home for i members of the British Forces, i A beautiful es- late, tt will i provide a per- feet rest cure for convales- cents, and the hospital will be V run by
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    PEOPLE & PLACES FLAG DAY
    1135 4  - PEOPLE PLACES FLAG DAY Vera Ardmore By t^l JjjEPTEMBER 3, second anniversary of the outbreak of War, has been suggested to the "Buy a Bomber" fond as the most appropriate day for holding its "Faith m Victory" collection. This suggestion was made by the Colonial Secretary and the Department of
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      15 4 Your favourite perfume duplicated ~1 yj %^1 perfumes ~^s j bottles H, THE ARCADE. Spore
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      29 4 m^^ cup of coffee N<* ca c NESCAFE^^S Ample supplies of NESCAFE are now available m Malaya. Adt;t. 0/ Nestle Anglo-Swiss Milk Products Ltd, tncorpo™ m Nassau, Bahama Island.
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    That to do when one child TORMENTS MOTHER
    744 5 That to do when one child TORMENTS MOTHER do" inquires an anxious and exasperated mother, r Can Billy from tormenting his younger brother, Tommy?" Tommy is seven years of age. Both are normal UU al \v!th "ood average mental equipments. Tommy is m while Billy is m the fourth. Both
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    Baby's Do's & Don'ts
    77 5 Baby's Do's Don'ts DON'T let flies walk on baby's face or on any of his belongings. DO avoid curtains and hangings that are unwashable m Baby's bedroom. DON'T let him lie with a strong light on his face, and don't rock him to sleep. DO remember to give the bottle-fed
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    Treating Those Minor Mishaps
    264 5 ICCIDENTS happen unexpectedly and the mother A will gain a sense of confidence and security by having her nursery cupboard suitably stocked. It is a good plan to fasten a list of remedies for the more common emergencies inside the cupboard for quick reference. The cupboard
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    Baby's Table Manners
    186 5 DABY'S efforts to feed himself > I*^ should be encouraged, as this is splendid training for him. It taxes mother's "pa- tlence, but she will reap her i reward later. j A set time should be allowed for meals— from 15 to 30 ml- I nutes is
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      77 5 If it's a "HAIR" problem. Do not worry! "MAXINE" is completely equipped with up-to-date machines, operated by experienced European Hairdressers whose one aim is to make you beautiful. "HELEN CURTIS Oil Steaming" will give your hair that brilliant and lustrous look and cure any tendency to scalp and hair dryness.
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    INDIAN SAYS JEALOUSY MOTIVATED COMPLAINT
    1735 6 DAWOOD, an Indian whose ex-mistress is alleging misappropriation by him of cash and iewellen worth $6,000, cave his defence yesterday m Singapore District Court. The complainant is Mary Chow, a dance hostess, who on her own statement was Dawood's mistress for a period of eight
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    WOMAN HAS "A BAD FRIGHTS."
    365 6 ARIGINALLY charged with dangerous drivq Uttie charge against Isaac Pascheove, manap director of Faskoc's Ltd., was subsequently amttf ed to one of driving without due care. The complainant m the case Is b Eurgp woman, Mrs. Josephine Burgess, and the c 9 heard before Mr.
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    Sir Shanmukhan Chetty In Manil
    102 6 SIR Shanmukham Chetty, leader of the to*JJ chasing Mission m the United States, wno already arrived m America, was entertained m M3C J as he passed through, by Mr. E. Wyatt Smitn. Majesty's Consul-General. ra i At the dinner party given at the CoikUi.O^J house
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    18 6 Local staff helping to push a Catalina down di. I (Other pictnres and story on Ps. 8 and*'*!
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    COPPER COIN SHORTAGE
    213 6 THE copper coin shortage is 1 still with us and the inconvenience caused to the general public, particularly to the poorer classes who generally travel by trolley bases, is increasing day by day. Bos conductors find it a problem to give change m coppers even for ten
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    H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London
    935 7 H.L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London London, July 18. MP told the House of Commons of how a "witch poured him of fever. D thnu2ht the expression fftor applied to tribal Etioners m Africa, but the Tueut-Col Sir Thomas S used it with reference village herbalist m India a£d him with
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    WAITES' TIPS BUY BOMBERS
    306 7 npHE Turkish Air Force will be a source of anxiety to the Nazis in'The Balkans if it comes into the war. There are about 1,000 machines— British, Polish, American and German—of which a few hundred are first-line. Thousands of air-minded young Turks can be called on
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    Morning Tribune FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1941. THAIS STAND FIRM
    322 7 MORNING TRIBUNE FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1941. THAIS STAND FIRM PAR and away the most important development m the Far Eaafe*this week has been the gradual stiffening of Thailand 's attitude to Japan. Unlike most statements that have come from Bangkok m recent weeks, the latest one does not suffer from
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    Musical Opinion
    1347 8  -  DUDLEY GLASS London Still Has Its Music I oy (a Australian author and com- poser now m Britain who has written successful musical plays and over seventy pub- Vshed songs among which are Australia —Land of Ours" 5 and "The Empire is Mar- 5 ching". WARTIME London has
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    237 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN suburbs and I alike m its stri Here is a m day— Queen's! day— Gui!ihafl day— Borough I nesday— Town J Trent: Friday-! ton: SatiiM I ondcn. a mo 3 this, visiting potteries, brnj Derbyshire a minstrel of the symphonies to i have not beeni nious things. Nowhere
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    CATALINA FLYING BOATS DRIVE RAIDERS FROM INDIAN OCEAN
    472 9 CATALIN A FLYING BOATS DRIVE RAIDERS FROM INDIAN OCEAN f ATALINA FLYING BOATS WHICH HAVE BEEN ARRIVING FROM THE UNITED STATES IN A STEADY FLOW DURING THE PAST FEW MONTHS ARE NOW "COVERING THE WATER FRONT' FROM THE ARABIAN SEA TO WELL SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR, AND FROM THE CHINA
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      444 10 Wanted 7- WANTED TO PURCHABE nice dalmatian s, ***** with pedigree. Apply Box 242 co y Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 713K) SPIRITUALIST WISHEB to Join circle. Apply Box No. 235 c!o Malaya Tribune. Kuala Lumpur. (No. 703K) WANTED large perambulator for twins. Must be m quod condition. Please com* s
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      342 10 For Sale ZEISS FIELD GLASSES. Silvamar 6 X 30. 1 strap, no case. $75.00. Box No. 230 o!o Maleya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 692K| FOR SALE. H.M.V. Radiogram, model 6. Q.1. Box 241 co Malaya Tribune. Singapore (No. 712K) MENTHOL CRYSTAL P.P. >;t3Clt*i bf J. L^p. d.- Cv 523. SenaP4»oo»i Rnd,
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      516 10 Motor Vehicles (No. 665K» (»O. 697K) (No. 71.1K! Box 208 do Mala* Tribune Singapi??' (No. 6«K) SALB RILET SALOON. 12 H P iqm SftSS F T^^P d and overhauled. NeW battery. $1,200 Apply Box 2«v? Malaya Tribuna. Singapore. (No °W? FOR SALE:- Chevrolet Saloon C«r colour green. HP. 24-55. Excellent
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    BOARD DROPS BADPLUMBER
    555 11 YESTERDAY'S meeting of the Singapore Rural Boerd 1^ decided to remove from its list of registered plumbers ihi name of one firm which has persistently been doing unsatis factory work. Mr. C. W. A. Sennet t, who recently took up hit appointment as Commissioner of Lands, S.S.,
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    335 11 .ihmedabad, Aug. 13. streets m O Ahmedabad city uave been flooded by *ne Damraud river. The main streets iiave been submergeo ander three feet ot water. Railway traf--ic between Ahmedaoad and Karachi has oeen interrupted. Transhipment is aot possible at present The Kathia•var mail has been suspended
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      233 11 (MB. L Ctr. MEETING fe^W. Sept***Inapat 12 noon TUBSM;± K)R MKMMK3 E on personal apphEcr CASH SWEEPS ■ftch Rai-e day. ■ittUSERS Visitors X Malaya $10 per day the Meeting. NonB ncr day or $15 for ft Elections will Bade on race da\s Wn 'he town office Be course ■f -Latest
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      320 11 Public ttofico Singapore Municipality TKNDERg. TENDERS are now Invited for the fot« lowing materials or senrloe. FW particulars see Municipal Tender Boom. TENDER Uatt of Clt*' o3 Supply of Teak Blocks etc. for* Bectrlctty Dept. (Deposit $10-). 12 noon. 19 Aug.. IM. *«PPlv erection Of Steel Roof Trusses to building
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    Cable News from 'Down Under'
    352 12 Cable News from 'Down Under' Melbourne, Aug. 13. MR. Percy Spender announced to-day tnat the system of examining all recruits by X-Ray for tuberculosis which has been enforced for the A.I.F. since! the outbreak of war, 1 will be extended to cover all militia train- J ees called up under
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      251 12 Packed Houses acclaim it! IT WILL FOREVER SPOIL SINGAPORE -"M. TRIBUNE" The Story of a "Married Maiden whose Angelic 1 Wings were clipped" I 11****** 2_^__ DAILY 3.15— 6.15— 9.15 [the romantic riot that made bway l AH? OH! AND 00H! FOR A SOLID YEAR! GRANT HEPBURN STEWART I Handsome
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    Brevities From The Courts
    165 13 Brevities From The Courts FfO Indians, said to b e additional constables at the R.A.F. Seletar, claim- 1 ed trial on summons! charges of absenting themselves from duty.t when they appeared before Mr. J. L. McFall, the district judge, yesterday. Charan Singh was said to have absented himself from duty
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    Trapped By His Buttons
    170 13 NEW 19-guineas naval overcoat displaying: the cold braid and diamond of an engineer lieut.-com-mander won many salutes for Charles Hays as he strode down Charing Crossroad. On his peaked cap was the insignia of r famous m c rchant shipping line Charles Hays looked impressive. Except
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      163 13 EXCEPTIONALLY BRILLIANT PICTURE WITH ESPECIAL APPEAL TO EVERYONE TO-DAY y 3.i5, 6.i5 9.i5 riutum A STIRRING COMEDY-DRAMA OF THE BRITISH NAVY WITH A FINE SENSE OF HUMOUR THROUGHOUT! OPEXIXG THE PBOCBAMME AN INTERESTING AND TOPICAL M.0.1. 'SHORT' "ALERT IN THE EAST' and "GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS" Next Attraction vimo\ Men FA
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    AIRMEN DROP VITAL POINT
    279 14 R.A.F 0; Loyals 0. MEETING the K.A.F. m the second round of the Div. I league after losing 2-1 m the first encounter, the Loyals held the airmen to a thrilling goalless draw yesterday at Anson Road stadium. The Loyals found their way through and bothered
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    Dividends At A Glance
    94 14 Dividends At A Glance Race I— Boy (alien $IS. ft Stormy High* Race 2— Fernlet $4*. $1« Suzanne $14 Race J— Pat Burke $22, (8 Inventory $f R are 4 Jesanne $11. $4 Maintain $8 Race s— Monav«*n $Zt, HI Prude $7 X... b— Kapii $8, $5. Starlock $5 Judith
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    Yesterday's Exhibition Tennis
    273 14 Yesterday's Exhibition Tennis THE enormous strain of playing the leading lights of the various clubs on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, was evident m Kho Sin Kie*s play at the Singapore Cricket Chtb yesterday evening when he gave a rather secondary performance as compared with his previous fine exhibitions. Although the
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    Sports Shorts
    225 14 Sports Shorts TOE Singapore Air1 1 port Sports Club will meet the Johore Bfthru District Football Association m a friendly soccer match at the Joho r e Trade School ground on Saturday at 5.15 pjn. The following will represent the Singa. pore Airport Sports 1 Club, H. van CuylenI berg;
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    Two Upsets A Taiping Races
    393 14 TWO upsets, by Fernlet ($45) and o I ($4O), marked the opening day ping Turf Club twcday prof^a A fairly good crowd attended thJ The going was good. lhe I Sevesral maiden victories were sco J RACE 1- H ,rs v >, c U s
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    FINAL DAYS HANDICAPFT
    81 14 FOLLOWING are handj T the final day of t* Professional meeting- i« morrow. Order of ruw be announced after close at 11 a.m to-djt Horses Class 3. about 6 fl neer 9.05. Stormy Niuni 7.09 The Bmperor •> Hor«c« Class 4, V» ;f |J -Brawny Lad X
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      81 14 Sports Diary SOCCER: Div I, R. E. .v. S..C. C, Stadium, Div lIA, Navy v Publishers, S. H. B Y. M. C. A. v Moravia, V M. C A.; Div. 118, S. C F. A. "B" v Post Office, Farrer Park; Kraoji v J C. S. A.; Clerical Union. Tide
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    DOLLAR AIRPLANE AND MOVEMENT
    257 15 DOLLAR AIRPLANE AND MOVEMENT Inu ,pm> residents In Malaya, iwgfaf Ihem to Ch Xoming "One Dollar Airplane Fund f °adc by the K-omfatanf MajEya Branch, Aetna's Air Fjjrce Day m v xne appesu, which wu m me I form of an open letter and appeared m the Chinese press yesterday,
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    B.M. GUNNERS HELD 1 ALL
    38 15 rpHE Royal Artillery (Blakan A Mati) and the Singapore Harbour Board shared honours m a Div. 2A league match pfayod on the S.H.B. ground yesterday, the frame resulting m a draw of one-all.
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    132 15 but [ffwerc within ias haven t tne Salßyrd's work lv if we inu>sea 3d be possible to en by flying all t but it might be the wind was unt the end of wiu pretty obvious spor.sibUity rests mad" mow diffi)l the islands postien- tinrimc faci- IREES L,s of
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    Vartime Cooking
    24 15 ftBAIRN is to give a from the Singapore at 12.45 p.m. ene Cook." the first of is on economic cooked domestic science
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    R.S.Y.C. Week-end Events
    107 15 TO-DAY there will be the usual 1 afternoon racss for all classes starting at 5.23 p.m. ftxthe "A class and 5.25 p.m. for tht other olisses On Sunday the "C" xjmss will sail the Ist race for the Trix Chal lenge Cup. starting at 9. 50 a.m
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    Sir Rama Rao Entertained
    30 15 SIR Rama Rao was yesterday entertahved to 'ten at the- Badlar Chamber 6t Commence, Slnigapbre, at 5 pJm. Views were exchanged and Commercial matters were discussed.
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    198 15 LAWYER'S FINE REDUCED A PINE of £200 and £20. imposed on aarry Burford Jud^t. a solicitor, for an jffence aj?ainst the finance Regnhdtions. ./as reduced, on apjeal. to a line of £10. jyith no order as to josts. oy the London sessions Appec.la jo>rnnittee. Mr. Juttee. it was .tated. wanting
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    AMERICA KNEW OF MYSTERY MEETING
    409 16 New York, Aug. 14. THE greatest personal drama of the war the meeting between President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill has been an open secret here for days. What all America has been trying to guess has been where the meeting was taking place and what
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    Matsuoka As Saigon Envoy Said Unlikely
    59 16 Tokyo, Aug. 14. i FOREIGN reports statin; I that Mr. Yosuke Mat- Z 2 suoka is beinf appointed J I Japanese Envoy to Indo- China are a subject of mys- t Jtery to officials m Tokyo, where well-informed circles J Co-day said: "Such an
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    FORMER PENANG M.O. DIES
    43 16 (From H. L. Hopkin) London, Aug. 14. THE sudden death has occurred at 1 Sydney of Mr. George Glass, formerly Medical Officer of Health at PenancHe was a ship's surgeon with the Blue Funnel Line (Via Cable and Wireless).
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    FLASH
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    116 16 London, Aug. 14. THE historic meeting at sea between Mr. Churchill and President Roosevelt is believed to have taken place during last week-end. The Prime Minister's departure from Britain for the meeting was made with greatest secrecy His party included Lord Beaverbrook and Mr Harry
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    Iceland Again Free
    85 16 Iceland Again Free ICELAND has again become a wholly independent State after her Parliament, the Althing, decided to end the union with Denmark which, has been m operation since 1918, it was announced m .Stockholm by the Icelandic charge d'affaires, M. Wijhelm Finsen. A Regent is to be elected to
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    35 16 Buen s Aires, THE Argentine Cabinet 1 ed to take ever 20 ships with a total tonnj 200,000 tons The detaw announced later. The Government has ed to charts four Arflw to bring jute frornjnfl^
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    THAILAND SATISFIED WITH ANGLO-AMERICAN POLICY
    125 16 Bangkok, Aug. 14. THE Thai Government is 1 gratified over the AngloAmerican attitude on recent events m which Thailand was involved, said the Bangkok radio to-night, specially drawing attention to the statements of Mr» Anthony Eden and iMr. Cordell Hull, which are a cause of
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