Morning Tribune, 21 August 1941

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    14 1 I cA ria EXCEED 4,50© DAILY Morning Tribune tja |73, Thursday, August 21, 1941.
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    JAPANESE MINISTER'S WARNING
    124 1 JAPANESE MINISTER'S WARNING London, Aug. 2«. foam, Minister, Mr Oguw armd Japanese econocles to -day U he ready for Z diflic ultiev He descnbfrff/ins measures as deeprcononii. prc^ure against He assured his listeners apan was taking the ne- action t.. make her selfLu :1 d Advertilc!l i, the mouthpiece of
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    Cancelled Talk
    36 1 Mr R a Menzies, uh<> yesterday t'an»erter 1 his na tional broadcast owing: to the necessity of at. tending a secret session of the Australian Parliament. However, he spoke in the House of Representatives.
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    UNKNOWN
    150 1 London, Aug. 20. IACKKNZI! KIN(,. Prime Minister of Canada, rivrri m Britain bv air for discussions with the literi Kißfdom dovernment. will attend the meetings of the War Cabinet in England. n»n? those accompanying Mr. Mackenzie ire Mr Norman Robertson. Under Secretary tf for External AiVairs and Lieut.-Col. G.
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    BRITAIN, NETHERLANDS & POST-WAR PROBLEMS
    178 1 BRITAIN, NETHERLANDS POST-WAR PROBLEMS lon(f( U«. 20. J/'; «"ti^h and "fan r" s w s fh «t,. r /r t(1 "u whs •™temptr«a e»- peH^fire in ColonM affrl^ and our resourcefulness will be severely tax^d by the exigencies of postwar economic and other pr^^^ms whirh are bound to fnl'rw in
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    WE SHALL NOT AVOID SACRIFICE-MENZIES
    583 1 irvriMi i,\ c- Canberra, Aug. 20. A L ,r^^^ S^ a^ rea^ M^y««^W^fence outposto, declared tativS i^' I T^'/ 1 A 4 Ust I rahan Prime Minister in the House of Represenrmel fo^S; 7 AUs ralia J ns were V™™™ they could not avoid aliy
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    No Decision On Menzies' London Visit
    129 1 London, Aug. 20. THE Australian Parliament to-day discussed the question of Mr. Menzies' second visit to Britain but no decision has yet been announced. The proposal that Mr. Menzies should visit London again has met with some opposition, largely on the ground that because
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    New York Press Features President's Warning
    215 1 New York, Aug. 20. 4LL the New York morning newspapers headline President Roosevelt's warning to Americans through his quotation of Abraham Lincoln at his Press conference in Washington yesterday. Urging the nation to wake up, President Roosevelt reminded his conference of Abraham Lincoln's words
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    STOP PRESS
    129 1 Bombay, Aug. 29.— Vallabhl Patcl, chief lieutenant of Mr. Ciandhl has been released from Poona gaol on medical grounds. Iteuter. It is believed in London that Lord liea?erbrook will be the principal British delegate at the three power meeting to be held in >!<> <«w when he ran
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    Big Oil Shipments From U.S.
    164 1 Big Oil Shipments From U. S. Tokyo, Aug. 20. 'UKAVY United States ship- merits of aviation fuel to Russia are reported by the San Francisco correspondent of the Asahi Shimbun. Eleven ships either sailed or are [about to sail and ships which have already sailed consist of three United States
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    'IF S'PORE STANDS AUSTRALIA IS SAFE'
    1656 2 4u*i Malaya is now the frontier of n xn Prime Minister Mr. Menzies. >jf *!,^^Cword.' said Senator Foil over Australia. And so it is. .n the rcall) 1 fortress of Singapore stands. Australia is Senator Foil, Minister of the Interior and Information, is with
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    REST OF—THE NEW
    214 2 Cairo, Aug.l AT Tobruk, a heavy dust storm restricted I to-day. h There was some enemy shelling, states ine East communique, in tne nonuer area wnuetfi motor transport was damage! oy oui artiueij Reuter. Damascus, Aug.! THE value of a Palestine pouna bai Dten the Syrian currency
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    92 2 L-d« *5 THK following i* tta text of 1 by the Soviet Information the Moscow Fadi-: at n a^ the »lpht of Aug. 1? ouc ing along the ccUre front. ins look nlace In tti© r Gomel.'*- Reuter yL At various training: centres throughout I j Commands infantry are
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    323 3 r ,,,;Mi Gains In I T kraine Would lie London, Aug. 20. L s ■> in the Ukraine are discussed by the national and provincial newspapers to-day. ire Post comments that President Roosevelt firm belief that the Russians will be able L German* to a winter campaign. well just
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    81 3 Chungking, Aug. 20 Erircles in Chungking are d at the rise in the e Chinese dollar in the nariet. •official statement <xe- the market rise in the I value of the Illai in the Shanghai Monday was the result Eration of the Chinese v isation Fund. Ututlng this Important
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    British Ship Attacked In Portuguese Waters
    100 3 London, Aug. 20. THREE German aircraft violated neutral waters recently to attack a British merchant ship as she was lying off a Portuguese port waiting to enter. The attack occurred at a point off the land frontier of Portugal and Spain and well within
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    COL. VANIER ATTENDED NAVAL CONFERENCE
    81 3 London, Aug. 20. LIEUT -COL. VANIER. who accompanied Mr. Mackenzie King, the Canadian Prime Minister, to Britain, was Canadian Minister in Paris at the time of the French collapse and was appointed member of the Canadian section of the United States-Canada Joint Defence Beard in
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    "Favoured" Europe's Economic Problems
    275 3 "Favoured" Europe's Econom ic Problems London, Aug. 20. FURTHER evidence is contained in the German press of shortj ages and economic difficulties in Germany which of course is by far the most favoured territory in all German-occupied Europe. The German public were told in May that soon the markets would
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    Ringuished Gathering At Lord Willingdon's Funeral
    290 3 London Aug 20 T Ministers were and the King w* members of his we represented at ter Abbey, to-day, aMi?, f the first 55 of India and jjneral tf Canada, JjN** and her Marquis, were other r ,V he family nreVHn m laW) Comd
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    Party For Belgian War Charities
    1064 4  -  VERMA ARDMORE II V PEOPLE AM) PLACES DELOIAN war rharitlei trill benen lit by nearly $2,000 m 1 rcmiK "i the bridge and mahjong party organiaed by Ifn a Gnin and team of helpers 11 the Dutch club on Tuesday Novel idrn of commencing at
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    SAILON GIFT
    25 4 SAILON GIFT toj sent in a i well gift, 1 hi \>Xb ii<m ft* at t'if S Mrs h > n whkbili e 1 sh inontfts
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    AY FROCKS reveal a softer silhouette
    219 5 silhouette, give new fashion foetal* to this net, whether these be play clothes, lounging; ■>mart morning and evening engagements,. Ihouette, designers of washing dresses have none of the skirt width demanded by women i xtremes of fit and flare seen last year have „md
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    prints with a tropical flavour
    253 5 prints with a tropical flavour SOUTH American, and Hawaiian influences are reflected in many of the prints used for daytime and sportswear, the latter being confined primarily to play clothes and housecoats, and the former appearing m street and afternoon frocks. Such amusing ideas ab tiny sombreros and lariats, done
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      48 5 .the finest that \*f Jw evrr went into a )^yT^ Smibkm They are made In M our ©wn ipottoa ktfdiens »VJ rJI 1 1 I |UI J I our BftuMfffl in" mn s nndef M PHONE 5376 FIVE LINES -,Q 2OJA Advl. of Singap(>rv Cold Storage Co.. Ltd.
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    DRESSES STYLED FOR ACTION
    545 6 DRESSES STYLED FOR ACTION UJOMEN in M6d of dftf i rocks < thai can M fo anywhcn" I with impunity will do well to j inspect the newly-arriwd j collect ion of washablos at 1»KIS( IMA LTD., No. 5. Eu 'oiut, entrance kfl Hill Street', j Refreshingly cooUooktog, (trim and
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    fashion flashes
    109 6 s an attractive model in royal blue and white striped waffle pique. Shirtwaist in style, this is finished with a rtngfe i breast pocket and is fasten- j J ed with matching royal blue S buttons. A.s In n many of these new i S models interest is,
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    They Are Saying That . . .
    106 6 They Are Saying That SOFTER COTTONS are com.'.g back with the slim silhouette, thus pacing "handkerchief weighs" in a strong position again. So we find lawns once more a top favourite for dresses, and even stuidy weaves like seersuckers are turning to a lawn quality for piay clofhe& and sportswear.
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      34 6 k A f HATS < u) PHONE 3335 PRISCILLA Ltd. HAS RECEIVED AFTERNOON DRESSES 5 In < OHM FIRST FLOOR ENTRANCE HILL STREET "SNOW WHITE'! CLRANINR AT PARIS A. <$#!> DRY CLEANERS 28, COLEMAN ST. Thone fiMS.
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      38 6 c I c I w •TO TlCfll ANY PAiJ I Served I 1 Cliinese si in an attJ i tive, comfdj i able Chini dining hal i The best town i the Chini Pavilion j mosphere. i iHOTEI
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    A Page Fit For Heros—And Heroines
    224 7 A Russian Hero's Oath This is the oath every Soviet fighting man takes:— 1a citizen of the U.S.S.R. entering the ranks of the Workers' 9 and Peasants' Red Army, do take the oath and solemnly swear to be an honourable, brave, disciplined and watchful
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    Sang To Doll Amid Ruins
    183 7 Sang To Doll Amid Ruins s I riLEEN Algar, 8, sang to her I i doll to keep up her spirits when she was buried in the ruins of her home in a raid on an East Anglian coast S town. The sound of her voice guided rescue squads to
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    152 7 irv of I woman's love and ton for an orphaned boy nd the brutal of a grandind grandson In the same Southampton. s selman's parents was a child; his t.h.er Mrs. Mini i< selman, were her She regarded his upas sacred trust which d'to her dead son, Bob's ;r
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    MAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE
    86 7 - P Calom.i And You'll Jump out of fc* m the Morning Full of Vim. i pout out two pounds of •..uls daily. If this bile u food doesn't digest. bowels. Wind bloats up 1 W u.nstipated. Your whole you fed sour, tired and I blue.
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    And This Is The Oath Of A British Hero
    104 7 I SWEAR BY ALMIGHTY GOD THAT I WILL BE FAITHFUL AND BEAR ALLEGIANCE TO HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE, HIS HEIRS AND SUCCESSORS, AND THAT I WILL AS IN DUTY BOUND LOYALLY AND FAITHFULLY DEFEND HIS MAJESTY, HIS HEIRS AND SUCCESSORS IN
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    Plugged Leak: Saved Plane
    161 7 THE battle was over Through clouds a German bomber limped away, battered by the bullets of a Sunderland flying-boat far out over the Atlantic Then it was that the Sunderland crew found that one of their own engine oil tanks had been holed The oil was
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    Only A Gallon Left
    55 7 Wriggling back, he fetched olugs to stop up holes in the tan£ but that was not enough. So much oil had escaped that only a ga S "utfmter higgled out nfrqin and again back-making a funnel wUh plasticine and pouring on mto the tank with hfs
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    MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1941 THE TIDE WILL TURN
    332 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1941 THE TIDE WILL TURN IF the Russian armies can successfully I withstand the greatest pressure the Germans are capable of exerting, as they seem to be doing now, they will have scored a victory of decisive importance, for from then^on the Russians will be
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      23 7 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION SECURITY PLUS SERVICE Head Office -No. I6D Cecil Street, SINGAPORE, SA »ONB NO. Ml
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    Attempted Suicide Bound Over
    114 8 Attempted Suicide Bound Over UECAUbE she could not btanei 1 her mother-in-law's nagging. Ron&h binti Haji Hall (25), wife of «r» ambu* lanro drtver of the Municipality, mixed some piii. son Jn a cup of coffee and drank It tii an t tempt to commit suuiae on Tuesday niuht Her
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    AUSTRALIAN ENVOY MALAYA URGENT
    486 8 4 lISTRAI lAN troops in .Malaya ot whom there are main thousand a r, J A horC cl with having so little to do They want action, like their bro^V 01l |h, fronts, and they want to do their job in such a way that there
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    59 8 [N !U U;h a decree ni M S Jeffrey Burn M Mi i m m Bum. nH :irl M IB 9 '•:.riiJH -«t« "I ('<*■ I Mr N-,-1 T M lCO( ]S i -I- The petttlOß nl .-.due: c;B I Q the Chi iet| SrjjH stated h^ve^H h in
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    Licenceless Importation Allegad
    278 8 Licenceless Importation A llegad DEFENDING HMHM Bhai. mana.. gt) of the indo-Straits Trading Co.. who was charged with impor*in<j, ten bai;s of Bombay white rice and ton ctiKs of ghee into the Colons on June 9 without a licence Mr. T.W. Ong contended that the word '"import" used in the
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    374 8 WITH a contagious display of enthusiasm than $3,000 in less than halt an hour thrl Fund was set in motion last night b> a cumifl who have been presented with headquarters isH The effort began when a committee of women set to work a feu days ago and soon
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      349 8 Coughing, Strangling Asthma, Bronchitis Curbed in 3 Minutes Do you haw attacks mt Aathma or nr« ftn d strangllnj? evci chhiao bad lhai you rhokc and fa*P for 1 t(> d f M«fldaco afaWSiSKSI Money B.ckO««anfw ran'l .-.-it >rt« n i i ti.- ;r Mendaco V i Boniatt«rhowloT.gvouha Buffered or
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    For Women Only
    84 9 0 1 LATEST in Hollywood beach- J wear—and, therefore, lat- est in Malayan beachwear belore long— are these two suits. Left: Evelyn Reyes's lastex suit is vivid with Hawaiian flowers. In Malaya, tans, beiges and browns should compete with riotous colours of South American and Hawaiian motifs.
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    Royal Band Concert
    72 9 I n ol Lt.-Coi. M. I C aid nil officers, I the Loyal Regiment I ..ii.tiuy band conI alan Besar Stadium D pni o n Aim. 27. Bandmaster L. f and snipes, Bouea; r nouth Hoe, Ansell- Chinese Temple G;irSt lection. Gullivers obin; Cornet Solo, Land I
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    FELL FROM BUS IN MOTION, KILLED
    394 9 I tyUKX she discovered that her <>:>-> ear-old husband had tailed 1 off ill i SS. 'TV 1 un omnih »> H>-vear-old Miithummal Ml At the coroner's Inquiry vester M iii teS?V^i e ffl Bengaram, testified that about 7 pjn. on Aug. 10. his
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    To Relieve Traffic Jams Near Schools
    125 9 JN nrd< to relievo congestion I i traffic by vehtetei used for the conveyance of pupils to and from Raffles Girls' Bchoo] and the Anglo Chinese School, the Chiel PoUc.* Officer haj made regulations to that end. These rv illations will br in force
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    SOLDIER JAILED FOR THEFT
    216 9 SOLDIER JAILED FOR THEFT THOMAS Mrdrath. ;i Kriti^h solcltfi*. waj yrterilav sentenced it I] weeks' timorous fmvrHOßmeni Tor the theft »t a wallet, a watch and a car. IfcOmtll ;nirn)t T.r| ntealtni n *ty#J watch, valued at *20, wallet mui*n I (It la;. Hi :.< i .iiif! .1 motor <
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    TRAINEE FINED FOR ABSENCE
    324 9 TRAINEE FINED FOR ABSENCE STATFI) to be one of 50 men tfuilty of an offence for whicli there was no military remedy. Chia Poh New (32) was fined for absenting himself from duty while employed in an essential service the Auxiliary Depot (Medical) of Hi*-- Majesty's Forces. Chia ploudrd guilty
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    Do Send Adolf One Of These
    157 9 Do Send Adolf One Of These i QI7BBCBIBEEB to tin- Mala- O van War Funds, and inS dividual* who wish their V contributions to he utilised for the purchase of partu-u- lar iffatlng material, will H* S Interested In this recently i prepared statement of th* approximate cost of various
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      2030 10 i Situations Vacant Wanted For Sale Sag B"SsSr~ gs^js_aar»a^ KS^Stt ™:^H«3 s _______vwyp srs book-ke'MMK. telephone bookings i live In: Tribune. Singapore. l-No. 803Kj JBO to Malaja Tribune, bingapore. Tn TJtt iMrlm k»«^,«-. Si"3o m SaJ: r TX l neT,' n8 W p^ WANT>: D TO SNOAO. Hu«n ,n Baud
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      161 10 iONTI SiNGApJ Jl LONB( GSV-hji 16 84* GSF-UU ,19 81 om ,2553.; (From 9k SAIGO a (11.7*1 49 M a BANGKJ HSPS 2S.|J (11 715 J From is a J KUALA id ZGE S mc s (J (daily ticnl From l!«l to 9 J PENJid ZBJ j (49 M J
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    46 11 •r vnnz tea t f t£cbed to the f fl Mr CAWMIbef hivir driven a it a 'h the maxispeed W* USS Mlo(i tlial it was ther '^u'tice to Lod ad%ncH the Kr th< policeman Shef had done so R, pr..v 1»t case. t|o Sfpl
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    165 11 I( r if mi^wlvenlurc was Kd by Mr. K G. r^tj, nporo coroner, a.ier his Bto the death of Oh Kow blnnirer, who t gangway uhilr carrying f rice. inquiry u the coroners terday morning, Dr. Lai of the General Hospital It the labourer was adto hospital on August
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    SIPHONED GAS OUT OF TRUCK
    241 11 r?HE DAN BIN HAJI ASHAD, abetted by Tan V Ah Kok, stole petrol from a truck belonging to the Royal Army Service Corps and when arrested by a detective attempted to bribe him For these offences both were convicted yesterdav The method employed by A>:had
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    Mr. John Meldrum
    88 11 THE death has taken place in Britain of Mr. John Meldrum, a London manager of the Chartered Bank. This information is contained in a cable despatched by the head office to the Singapore branch, and states that Mr. Meldrum d.ed on Aug. 19 as the result of
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    Cable News from 'Down Under'
    241 11 Cable News from 'Down Under' Melbourne. Aug 20. J^N older to acnieve 1 the objective or 23 R.A.AF. squadrons abroad by next May, new squadrons will be iormed at. the rate of one every three weeks. More than three thousand air crew personnel and ground .staff will be necessary. December
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      133 11 RSS IMIILP LINE. ancorporated In Australia) MONTHLY SAILINGS TO BRISBANE, DNEY, MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND Information reparding freight and passenger accommodation ROUSTEAD CO., LTD., [E HANK LINE LTD. AMERICAN ORIENTAL LINE SERVICE TAKING CARGO FOR BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE VIA PANAMA iIMM'IHNA LINE. (Incorporated in England)
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      358 11 CLASSIFIED ADS. I (FROM PAGE 10) Property For Sale FOR SALE OR TO LET Modern Bungalow furnished. Modern Sanitation. Ttongllti (District Apply Box 256 c!o Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 742K) EMERGENCY Big Country Attap-HouiMM (two; For quick salp or to let. Bus-route off Yeo Chu Kdng Road For particulars j
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      312 11 Public of ices Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now Invited for the following matcrlalH or servlc*. For particulars see Municipal Tender Room. TENDER Date of Closing Erection of an Electric Sub-Station Store at Newton (Deposit $30). 12 noon. August 22. 1941. Purchase of Scrap Metal lying at Wuodlelgh, Upper Serangoon
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    NEWS FROM INDIA
    339 12 B ibay, Aug. 19 DELIVERING his address at \h* i Convocation Ol the Bombay University. Sir Maurice Gwyer. Chief Justice of Inc.ia, said: This war is no or--1 dinary war. It If I conflict not only between material resources but between two conceptions 01 life. This conflict
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      194 12 YOU TOO WILL SCREAM at 181 l» and LOU! The Funniest pair of Gloom -chasers on the Screen To-day! "1 I SHOWS DAILY IAPITOI n,M.-:,n-^ 1 an<l M8 The Biggest Parade of LAUGHS rinct SHOILDER ARMS (A 1 UtBCWMAN Ai«OJPTr; rißTtfltißwrnnii r I.altst MKTROTONK NEWS:— BRITAIN VOWS VENGEANCE CHURCHILL'S Inspiring
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      130 12 Each New BE TIE DaVk is an event, and I •The Groat Lie" i s no fcx I TO-PAY 3.15, 6.15 9I 1 AijiA^itiin Tops everything she's ever done T l n lne /P tt| BETTE BerE^ 00 fIS Iviol• fU HMOnn EDMUND OOULMNC fl^ A WAKNER I .koS J
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    98 13 I I Mr m:\f D Be would B all I babj ■prkenwi »a> lasui: wfty Mr. Id an ra U I icrificinu an abl< liven to my to pay Di £26 to the Id iadv I me whi W." hi aid. ■amdlord ,ipIhis homi [-road Miu Pyer told "-N'.i
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    BRIGHT LIGHTS!
    230 13 •ni'C'K PRIVATES" (At the Capitol) THERE la sonu-thinu lo sin- about m Buck I': iviitcs." the new show at Um I, ftnd tl»»* Andrews Sisters do it nicety, thank you. They're in the I •/hi ill ho-tesses and along with! t id!<t lon Oosteilo they make I Literally
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    Chinese Domestic Commits Suicide
    218 13 < (M) han^ii g from the branch i i a mangostten tref in a ruh-,-t.itc ort* Bi:kit l^imah Iload the niominff of Aug. !>. Wee i BwMa, head-boy of the Holland^cbc Club, it was told the roner yesicrday, was finaneially .ii/.irrassed. The coroner return- d .1
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    Greek Thanks To First Lord
    156 13 London. Aug. 20. T^H ASKING the First Lord of Um Adtnlrulty. Mr. A. V. Alexander, for th< message M>nt on the ocvvon of the anni- r ;ny or the sinking ol the dm-:. srulser Helle. Admirul Sakelloriou Btotm: Oreeoe i> tPiiiporarllv lost to us and
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    SAILOR SAYS HE WAS CHEATED
    106 13 A SAILOR, R. P. Roberts, was said to i** have paid $2.50 for a wrist watch > which was delivered to him in a leather ewe. When he opened the case there 'A:is no watch. The alleged Incident waa 6tated to 11 taken piaot: on
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    U.S. LABOUR 100 PER CENT. FOR PRESIDENT
    115 13 U.S. LABOUR 100 P ER CENT. FOR PRESIDENT New York. Aug 20 THE American Federation ot Labour Is mobilised 100 per cent bSflna President ftooseror. and H.e Oovernmcni defene* w^ war u*»reemtni. m simple mnouajre. the following phraso: 'That workers of every nation throughout the vwrld shab be accorded the
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    SOVIET AID FOR AIR BASES IN CHINA
    65 13 Pricing. Autf. 2U CHUNGKING kg planning to e*>ta1/ Wish 14 air bases with Soviet aid in thr Interior provinces as a sequel t' intensive Japanese air rai(i.^ to t*t inlaiul points, it i.s reliably reported. it If tin reported that construction work on
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      111 13 OPENING TO-DAY Aft Ms. 6 .i5 9 5 TrgwMl IT is IMPOSSIBLE NOT TO BE THRILLED BY EDGAR \V\II \<l BRITAIN'S GREATEST COMEDY STAR IN A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT OF WIT AND HUMOUR Edoar Wallace's uproarious Comedy fl^^^. flft^ H U9iDlf C t f With Jane Carr-Betty Stockfeld H/r// AN OUTSTANDING
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    LOYALS' 6-1 VICTORY
    357 14 LOYALS' 6-1 VICTORY Ball's Four Goals lioyafe (iordons 1. POCLOWIKG up on I heir rectal lint- display against (he Royal Air Foia, whom they held to a draw, the Loyals scored r\ big trta when they met the Gordons in a Div. I game at (lillman yesterday, emerging victors by
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    Ten Goals In Padang Game
    83 14 i I7KRV scrappy soccer was witnessed on the I'adang I yesterday when the R.N.V.R. beat tho B.C.C. second string S I in a friendly soccer match, by i six jfoals to four, j With the score two-all at i the iiitrrv.il. the sailors added i
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    230 14 DESULTS of yesterday's play t n pionsnips were: a nH h ff? h ip Rubles: A. Watts and R.I. Barker beat C.A Norris and G. Hyder 6-2, 6-3 Handicap singles: D. de cnn <— 3> beat A. Jansen (—l5l 6—l o—4.0 4. Ties for to-day: Championship singles: Dr
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    Air Activity— Without Bombs!
    92 14 TO those who inhabit target areas for enemy bombers, I air activity has an ugly and menacing sound. These pho. tographs of graceful acrobatics are, however, entirely t pacific, for they illustrate the i skill and grace of Miss Denise Newman, 17-year-old girl diving champion of
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    Army Critkel Tournament Signals In Finals
    351 14 Army Critkel Tournament Signals In Finals Thrilling Finish At TaJ gOWLERS dominating yesterday t hP 7 13 the three-day Armv large unit, H cricket match between Portress si™ H.K.S. Royal Artillery at T^Z^ spectators with much excitement P Set to perform what appeared at fi easy task oi scoring 53
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      162 14 PilesCurbed in 10 Minutes Don't let itching, bleeding Internal or protrudlnß Piles M p your vltallS nifn jour nerves, and drive you crazy with n« n thlnarold the recent discovery of an aK£ lean phynU lan rtops the pain In 15 minutes •o you can walk. ride, work and enjoy
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    16 15 turn at we y a is ed Wbert said be do i until five »me-
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    52 15 ICHELOR IS 1.: w n y i:r. ean p little ifiOr :i pram I blitz Gump Iduliys airingIporuc BiUingIception clerk. Kie pram im■v he saw the 111 deny my He luxury t< ■e money m it." he said fcthout new ■perhaps. I am ■ot children 1 Bo think oi
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    Frenchgirl Waved A Union Jack
    209 15 Frenchgirl Waved A Union Jack Cairo, Aug. 20. i N interesting story is told by A Lieut-Col. L. B. Jon; and Major It. B. Scott, who were among the officers detained by the Vichy authorities contrary to the Syria Armistice terms, and who have] io\v been repatriated. I Thev belonc
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    186 15 London, Aug. 20. kmerican Government has begun to accumulate huge reliei stock oi foodstutis to be rushed to le. China and other distressed areas directly ?ar is over, .says Sonia Tomara, writing from dto the New York Herald-Tribune. plus grains and fats from Argentina, Canaaa fostralia are being accumulated
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    Record On 200-Mile Front
    156 15 t Tokyo. Aug. 20. completion of the demarcation of the 200-mile jttntier between Maixchukuo and outer Mongolia Je womonhan area which was the scene of fierce •Jg between Japanese and Soviet troops in the <f 1939 waa officially announced in toe wukuo capital, Hsinking. and the
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    Lockheed Batters A Condor
    178 15 London, Aug. 20. k Fockewoffe Condor, on its {V»uy to attack Atlantic S convoys, was intercepted by j ?n American-built Lockheed S I Hudson of the RAF. Coas- I ial Com ma jia and only es- J caped minus its bomb load. damped, and with some
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    More Embassies In Bangkok
    56 15 Tokyo, Aiir. 20 BRITAIN and the United States will follow Japan's lead in raissinc the status of their legation at Bangkok to embassies, it was authoritatively learned, according to a report from Bangkok. Competent circles in Tokyo said that the two countries will soon notify the
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    "V" EMBLEMS AT ALLIED "OLYMPICS"
    56 15 London, Aug. 20. QPECIAL 'Vee" emblems will be 5f distributed among the spectators at the minor "Allied Olympics" athletic meeting to be held In London on Saturday. Services, civil defence and civilians will be represented and among the entries received are some from Belgians, Poles,
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      75 15 There's a Darling, running out of gas, we mean, DOWN 1 TO HER LAST MINK COAT, WOULD YOU BLAME I HER IF SHE FACED THE FACTS OF LIFE (PRACTIC ALLY) WITH THESE TWO SUCKERS FALLING UKE I A "TON OF BRICK"? COLUMBIA HITS THt HICHSPOT OF FROLIC WITH JOAN BENNETT,
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      37 15 <r*rrEß SJL.FA- League, Div. I, Chinese b °^AUUetlc v Argylls. Stadium; R.E. v Ma cheaters. Changi; Reserve Division. Police v Gordons, Selarang; M.F.A. v Arivlls Farrer Park; Div. II A, PubuSers'v R-E. (Malays). Y.M.C.A. TENNIS: S.R.C tournament.
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    STUBBORN FIGHTING AROUND NOVOGRAD
    564 16 LONDON, AUG. 20. T OI»AVS RUSSIAN COMMUNIQUE SAYS WAT non»|G. tvn MimV'W BETWEEN SMOLENSK AND Mr.V "AS SIIBBUK.v No oerad^' a junciVo" j north of Lake llmen and is th e southern end of the German drive towards uX£*Z Stubborn fighting here and in the other
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    No Barter Agreement
    232 16 No Barter Agreement London, Aug. 20. FER£ is no question of Britain entering into any barter agreement with Japan nr of unfreezing Japanese assets, it was stated in authorised quarters in London to-day. Bankinp machinery set up between the Bank of England and the Yokohama Specie Bank will pm vide
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    Mexicans Reject Japanese Offer
    121 16 London, Aug. 1 A REMARKABLE demonstration of the attach of Mexican workers to the democratic cm reported by the Daily Telegraph's Mexico City respondent. An offer made by Japanese impoiters to thel mittee of the Mexican Textile Workers' Unia supply Mexico with all the silk and
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    Morning Tribune Thursday, August 21. 1941. Canadian Youth Will 'Blaze Road To Victory
    198 16 Morning Tribune Thursday, August 21. 1941. Canadian Youth Will 'Blaze Road To Victory NEXT SALES EXCRKI) 4,^^,,, Montreal, .W THK road to victory must he blazed thn the air. The men who open that road take the journey along it must be best, bri a' id brainiest of this and
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    Pro-British Feeling Grows In Europe
    167 16 Simla, Aug. 20. EVIDENCE of a strong growing of pro-British feeling was seen during a journey through Europe by the first batch of British and Indian officers and British N.C.O.'s captured in the Syrian campaign and released in Beirut on Aug. 15, writes an Indian
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      22 16 "CENT-A-PLANE" FIN Total number of enemy planes destroyed the week-end on all fronts up to •IdalfW w time (excluding Soviet claims): SIXTEEN
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