Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 4 August 1941
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Title Section23 1941-08-04 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY Iv I «3. Vol. XCIX. IV). 1 MONDAY. AUGUST 4, 1941. PRICE 10 CENTS.23 words
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Article, Illustration397 1941-08-04 1 German Invasion In 1941 Not Possible Says Mr. Menzies Britain Abie To Send Fleet To Pacific Japanese Minister In U.S. Returning Home To Report Melbourne, Aug. 4. r pHE Australian P rime Minister, Mr. Robert Menzies, in a speech here said the prospect—Reuter. - 397 words
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883 1941-08-04 1 Russians Confident As "Blitzkrieg" Enters Seventh Week Moscow, Aug. 4. r pHl' atmosphere in Moscow grows more and more inI spiring as the so-called blitzkrieg moves into the seventh wa ck. German propaganda with stories that th< re r must be cleared before spectacularReuter. - 883 words
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Article92 1941-08-04 1 LONDON, AUG. 4. A -LF. midnight attack OF TARGETS ON THE H\\ I KEN( h s,de of the channel is believed to Tisu AKEN p LACE. JUST BEFORE MIDNIGHT BRIOh IR(RAFT DROPPED FLARES OVER THE SEA Ml\i UE FKenc H COAST AND WITHIN A FEW92 words
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Article395 1941-08-04 1 ,—Reuter. A Royal Air Force Station somewhere in Palestine, August 3. (By Desmond Tighe, Reuter’s special correspondent). Shaken but with their morale unbroken j by the ruthless occupation of their coun-1 try, those Greeks on friendly soil of rhe Middle East are training hard by 7,—Reuter. - 395 words
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Article141 1941-08-04 1 —Reuter. Japanese Officials Profess Ignorance Slu.nghai, August 3. While Japanese officials here profess to j know nothing about it, a large number of I foreigners in Chefoo, Tsingtao and Dai-1 ren are stranded and unable to obtain j facilities to leave ihecause of the measures* taken by.—Reuter. - 141 words
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Article20 1941-08-04 1 Colony F.M.S. Ci 7 iclvet F.M.S. all out (Ist innings) 118. They are unable to avert the follow-on.20 words
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Article508 1941-08-04 1 Germans Get Dose Of Own Medicine Tx>ndon. August 4. T AST night’s raid recalls the statem ent of Colonel Brabazon, Minister of Aircraft Production, in the Hous e o f Commons on July 10 that: "It wall not be many months before raid K508 words
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Article214 1941-08-04 1 —-Reuter. May Be Found hi Viceroy’s Expanded Council Bombay, August 2 Sir H. P. Mody Member Designate of the Viceroy’s Executive Council speaking at a dinner given in his honour said no one, least of all the Viceroy, pretended that the extension of the Viceroy’s Executive—-Reuter. - 214 words
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Advertisement120 1941-08-04 1 16 HOURS ENERGY 8 HOURS SOUND REST Agents: G. H. SLOT X Co., Ltd. BRITISH MERCHANDISE WINS THROUGH! NEW STOCK OF CHILDREN’S “ZOO” ALPHABET NURSERY WARE I 1 11 Ja Produced in New Ivory Glaze with Alphabetical and Animal Litho decorations in attractive bright colours. Blue Green and Yellow Letters120 words
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910 1941-08-04 2 TO BE “THROWN INTO BATTLE” IN NEXT FEW DAYS Nazis Hard Pressed Berlin, Aug. 4. A N Italian expeditionary force which arrived on the southern sector of the front will be “thrown into battle” against Russia in the next few days, says the—Reuter, - 910 words
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1008 1941-08-04 2 Attempt To Relieve Tension Shanghai, August 3. rpo relieve somewhat the present tension between Japan and America, efforts are being made through diplomatic channels to establish a modus vivendi between Tokyo and Washington, according to Vichy News Agency dispatch from Tokyo, quoting well-informed—Reuter. - 1,008 words
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Article46 1941-08-04 2 ,—Reuter. 60 Now On To Turkey Ankara, August 3. Sixty German tecl nicians and industrialists from Teheran are on their way to Turkey. Seme have already arrived and it is believed that many other Germans are shortly leaving Iran when their visas expire.—Reuter.,—Reuter. - 46 words
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Article54 1941-08-04 2 —Reuter. Japanese Cannot Remain Aloof Tokyo, August 3. Commenting on the reported United States decision to send aid to the Soviet Union via the Pacific, the “Yomiuri” in an editorial warns Japan that “as a signatory of the tripartite pact she cannot remain aloof in the—Reuter. - 54 words
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Article31 1941-08-04 2 —Reuter Lahore, August 2. Officers and men cf the Punjab Police and all ranks, including the clerical staff, have hitherto donated a flight of six fighters.—Reuter..—Reuter - 31 words
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Article41 1941-08-04 2 —REUTER, LONDON. AUGUST 3. JfNEMY SUPPLY VESSELS OF 1,600 AND 1,000 TONS WERE SUNK IN THE MEDITERRANEAN, THE ADMIRALTY ANNOUNCES. AN ITALIAN SIXTH-INCH GUN CRUISER WAS TORPEDOED BY A SUBMARINE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN, IT IS ALSO ANNOUNCED OFFICIALLY.—REUTER.—REUTER, - 41 words
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Article214 1941-08-04 2 —Reuter. London, Aug. 3. The demand is being made in Mexico for the expulsion from the country of the German Minister and other Axis agents, states the Mexico City correspond ?nt of the Independent French Agency. This follows the Mexican Government’s action in strongly refusing—Reuter. - 214 words
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Article68 1941-08-04 2 —Reuter. Chief Of Caen Police Seriously XX oumled Vichy, August 2. M. Morin, chief of the French Police of Caen in Normandy, was shot and seriously wounded on Saturday by an armed bandit who made good his escape. The PoLcc state the bandit is the same man!.—Reuter. - 68 words
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612 1941-08-04 2 London, August J. R.A.F. bombers last night delivered one of the heaviest attacks yet made on Berlin. Objectives were bombed and many fires were burning. Attacks were also made on the ports of Hamburg and Kiel. Here too great damage was caused. The dock area612 words
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Article447 1941-08-04 2 Paris Radio Admits Frenc h Unrest -Reuter. Cabinet B p en<liJ T 1 ’«west in France. Th JWj day that the P.,| i( nitV W| twenty 4 seized quantity ot material. Earlier reports told of bi? Strations mamiy gin in Lyons and at St Eti/H public w said, were -uar,-Reuter. - 447 words
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Article33 1941-08-04 2 —Reuter. W^hii'*^° s aUS A great increase m b} ;iie building activitv V 1 Department today. u u< ported that Julx 1 tag naval ves < with only twelve sh i.—Reuter. - 33 words
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Advertisement231 1941-08-04 2 Lii offering you Wines from the YALUMBA VINEYARDS of SOUTH AUSTRALIA We are offering you Australia’s Best. A glass or two of good XX ine, taken regularly, is one of the finest I onics’ extant. CARTE D’OR HOCK FOL R CROWN CLARE! FOUR CRONAN PORT SPARKLING HOCK. X \LUMBA CHAMPAGNE,231 words
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699 1941-08-04 3 Evidence Of Threats To Deceased Taiping. Evidence to the effect that the deceased had said that he had been threatened with being stabbed was given at the inquiry into the death of Nagamuttu, a railway engine-driver who was found buried in the699 words
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Article540 1941-08-04 3 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. R.P.S. Rajasooria, the Kuala Lumpur lawyer and sportsman, who came to Penang for the August Bank holidays, is umpiring for the Malay States in the Colony-F. M.S. cricket “Test” being played here. Inspector J. Lyons of Butterworth -s on leave from the beginning of this month. 2(1540 words
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349 1941-08-04 3 Penang And Province Wellesley WOOL AND MATERIAL ACCOUNT Previously acknowledged $3B 395.28 Donations Mrs. A M. Goodman 100.00 Mrs. W. H. Brodie —"Proceeds of Knitting of Golf Stockings 10.00 Mrs. Cuthbert —"Sale of Toys” 7.25 Mrs. Heah Joo Seang 100.00 Kee Hup Hot. Esq., J.P349 words
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Article225 1941-08-04 3 Judgment In Favour Of Plaintiff Ipoh. Mr. Justice Murray Aynsley in the Perak Supreme Court on Friday, gave judgment in favour of the plaintiff, Kok Tok, a Kampar foundry owner, who sued Thin Khai Yee, a miner, for the recovery of $1,485.01, money due un goods supplied225 words
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Miscellaneous70 1941-08-04 3 R E X |< 1//DII s U'D.D -IT I I’.'l- 3 6J5 I <t 9.30 I kling, Fearless, Dashing I Tinny In His I L Role In 3 Years I ERROL FLYNN fW J Mm •footsteps in THE DARK” w |th BKENDA MARSHALL Thrills! Fun Adventure Vs.. I itest Fathe70 words
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Miscellaneous97 1941-08-04 3 A Positively The Last ivlz >«JEo3 x 4 Shows Today 1 1.30 a.m.. 3, 6.15 and 9.30 p.m. The Most Thrilling Malay Musical-Mystery Drama Ever Screened RADIN MOCHTAR (Famous Star of “Gagak Itam”) DEWI RADIAH E. T. EFFENDI RD. KOSASIH and MOESA in “GAROEDA MAS' A Thrill-Packed Mystery-Musical Drama Hear97 words
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Miscellaneous122 1941-08-04 3 FOUR SHOWS TO-DAY 1 P.M., 3.30, 6.15 AND 9.30 P.M. Melodious! Merry! Mirthful! BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO (FUNSTERS OF ONE NKJIIT IN THE TROPICS”) :n their MERRIEST, FUNNIEST, military mvhicali Ulir ABBOTTSCOSTtUO Buck ueBOWMAN ktaCURTK guu. THt MDRtWS siSURS W A UNIVERSAL PICTURE SUPPORTED BY THE LATEST M-G-MNEWS “NEWS122 words
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Miscellaneous79 1941-08-04 3 f I L J Y-.f ,-J| General Screening I r VFTI uLJ starts today tlßinilirill"iliri l r ulWl 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. 4y 2 HOURS OF THRILLS AND EXCITEMENT 31 BIG REELS 25,000 FEET UNEQUALLED IN ANY PREVIOUS SCREEN OFFERING VICTOR JOiRY and IRIS MEREDITH IN Edgar Wallace’s igGREEN79 words
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Article431 1941-08-04 4 W HATE VER move Japan may be planning in the near future, she certainly cannot afford to ignore President Roosevelt s latest action in extending the U.S. ban on oil exports to aggressor countries. Oil is Japan’s greatest need today and it would be interesting to431 words
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Article475 1941-08-04 4 rpHE fact that the British Government has considered it necessary to make representations to the Iranian Government concerning the number of Nazi aegnts who are at present being harboured in Iran suggests that German infiltration there and in the neighbouring State of Afghanistan has been n a somewhat475 words
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Article177 1941-08-04 4 (To the Editor, “Pinang Gazette”). Sir, Recently, in your “By the Way” columns, the public were invited to state their views on the “Stop at Major Road Ahead” sign in Perak Road. I agree that it should be removed to the centre of the road or, better177 words
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Article33 1941-08-04 4 5. —Reuter. Bombay, August 2. Over £82,500 have been taken up in War Loans. It is hoped to invest another £75.000 within the next 3 to 4 months. —Reuter.5.—Reuter. - 33 words
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Article684 1941-08-04 4 Monday, August 4. f PHE atmosphere in Moscow grows more and more inspiring as the Nazis’ so-called blitzkrieg moves into its seventh week. ZOOMING month is destined to be most critical but Moscow, according to foreign correspondent, looks forward to it with growing confidence.684 words
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Article385 1941-08-04 4 The Bible —/n Basic English growth of Basic English, which was devised some years ago to give strangers to the language a quick and easy and, for all practical purposes, effective knowledge of English, is evidenced by the fact that the Bible has now been “translated”. I385 words
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Advertisement193 1941-08-04 4 'Arrow' Shirts FOR MEN IIIIHI i|| j I I h I I u I MADE IN COAT STYLE. WITH SANFORIZED COLLAR ATTACHED AND SINGLE CUFFS. LATEST SHADES IN DISTINCTIVE FINE STRIPES WHICH APPEAL TO ALL TASTE. ALSO CAN BE HAD IN SELF COLOURS LN SHADES OF GREY. LIGHT GREEN. (R.A.F.)193 words
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Advertisement55 1941-08-04 4 lIMiHAMS HIGH CLASS CHILLY SAUCE II fVltlT SAUCE exits» j ’■BIGHAM A S«* p[j? f -X. A Mild Piquant Relish and Appetizer of Delightful Flavour For Roast and Cold Meat, Steaks Cutlets, Chops, Fish, Oyster I Cocktails, Gravies. Game, Soup, Salad, Cheese etc. Sole Distributors HENRY WAUGH COLTD. PENANG SINGAPORE,55 words
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Advertisement33 1941-08-04 4 IH lL*'' none furca mi» pi 52», nsjow For youi' convenience send your tyra to our Sales Depot, 11 Light Street, Penang, Phone 4121. I>/At YOUHStI. Sir rues th n io fMU»* rr«(33 words
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264 1941-08-04 5 TROOPS FROM MALAYA SEAT TO BURMA Special Training In Bush W ar fare RANGOON, AUG. 3. pHOSEN FOR THEIR AGILITY AND POWERS OF ENDURANCE, PICKED MEN FROM THE BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN TROOPS IN MALAYA ARRIVED AT RANGOON THIS AFTERNOON TO UNDERGO INTENSIVE TRAINING IN THE ART OF BUSH WARFARE. The.—Reuter. - 264 words
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Article56 1941-08-04 5 Thomas arrived to join Lllency the Governor, Sir L Thomas, this morning. I Thomas was accompanied I Excellency’s A.D.C. She by a flying-boat at Glugor ba.m. and left for the ResiLfore proceeding to ‘‘Bel f' Penang Hill, where His ncy and party are staying. Excellency, the56 words
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Article26 1941-08-04 5 Reuter. Calcutta, August 2. L quarter of the I.F.A. Shield between the Mchanbagan and the [resulted in a goalless draw desla time.—Reuter.Reuter. - 26 words
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229 1941-08-04 5 Three Coolies Injured Butterworth. SERIOUS me tor accident took place yesterday morning at 1&.30 in the proximity of Kepala Batas Police Station on pain road to Sungei Patani, resulting in the instantaneous pi of the lorry driver. Th ree coolies in the lorry were229 words
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Article230 1941-08-04 5 1 ist Of Donations the Kulim Fair in aid H aya Patriotic Fund are 000 mark with a Sift; -I r' iew Nam of OWUg i g a list i a f. est H' Den w Eng Kh0 «g $1,000.00, ■rm irr A Hospital230 words
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Article287 1941-08-04 5 Tin Miner Fined For Traffic Offence Ipoh. Lam Weng Chak, an Ipoh tin miner, was convicted on a summons charge of inconsiderate driving and fined $l5 by Mr. P.F.Y. Radcilffe, Ipoh First Magistrate, on Saturday. Mr. C. N. Godwin, Officer-in-Charge of the Traffiic Branch, prosecuted while287 words
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612 1941-08-04 5 Ipoh. An earnest appeal to all Ceylonese to join one of the Passive Defence Services or the volunteer military units by way of doing a little to show their gratitude to the country and that they should give every possible help to the612 words
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116 1941-08-04 5 Study Of Economic Conditions Singapore. On his arrival in Singapoxe from Bangkok in the course of a toux “of social. economic and meteorological research in the Far East, Sir Hubert Wilkins, the famous Arctic explorer, told the Straits Times that he is leaving next week116 words
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Article87 1941-08-04 5 The body of a male Chinese was found lying beside the railway line between Ayer Running and Bukit Gantang early on Saturday morning. The body was seen by the guard on 6.15 a.m. train from Taiping and thi train stopped. The body han several injuries on87 words
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72 1941-08-04 5 Fl IS Majesty the King has been graciously pleased to apL A prove the bestowal of the following honours:— Straits Settlements Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (Military Division): Company Sergeant-Major Leman bin Mamat, Straits Settlements Volunteer Force. Federated Malay States Member72 words
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365 1941-08-04 5 $582 Realised For Air Relief Fund t 4 SUM of $582.12 was realised at the Penang Orchestral Concert in aid of the Air Raid Relief Fund held at the E. O. Hotel last night. Aftex the first concert held some time ago, which was thoroughly365 words
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341 1941-08-04 5 SINGAPORE. A EUROPEAN GUNNER, JOHN COLE, WHO WAS SAID TO HAVE ENGAGED A TAXI AND, AFTER ASKING THE DRIVER FOR THE TIME. TO HAVE RELIEVED HIM OF HIS WATCH SOME CASH, PLEASED GUILTV IN THE SINGAPORE CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT TO A CHARGE OF ROBBERY. Chief Court341 words
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Article259 1941-08-04 5 Errol Flynn In Good Comedy At Rex Discarding the cloak and sabre, Errol Flynn turns to light comedy with conspicuous success in “Footsteps In The Dark,” the current holiday attraction at the Rex, and he is well supported by Brenda Marshall, wffio, how’ever, has a comparatively small259 words
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Article160 1941-08-04 5 Singapore. An award by the Commissionei’ of Lands for a plot of land which had been acquired for defence purposes was increased by Mr. Justice Aitken in the Singapore High Court from $4,885 to $10,600. Tan Chin Tuan, the owner of the land, had claimed160 words
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Advertisement66 1941-08-04 5 For Victory r w i- j to make turn Ci-unJ Chi.'drer. Cow- rf Gate. Not only for its pleasant, soothing flavour, but for the s Agents for Malaya ;.»onh'. and Penang Island—feeling of contentment and the Georgetown dispensary ltd., penang. satisfaction they associate with it—atmosphere happiness. These lovely babies. surgeon66 words
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Advertisement31 1941-08-04 5 I I WHITE never goes YELLOW thanks to BLUE 1 I 1 f Reckitt's IT BAG BLUE I L Arents.- HARPtR, GILFILLAN CO. LTD., Q Singapore, Penang and Kuala Lumpur M2l31 words
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Article297 1941-08-04 6 During Reconnaissance By Fortress Aircraft London, Aug. 3 i I Bombs were dropped on the docks at' Kiel during reconnaissance by Fortress air- I eraft of the Bomber Command yesterday, states the Air Ministry. Blenheims of the same Command, it is added, attacked an enemy297 words
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1220 1941-08-04 6 WARSHIPS ENTER CAMRANH BAY Troops Roll Along To Borders Of Thailand Japan's mechanised army and navy were on the move on two fronts tonight as British Empire and the United States officials conferred in Washington on the latest turn of events in—Reuter. - 1,220 words
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Article233 1941-08-04 6 Reuter. MARTIAL LAW CAN BE ENFORCED London, August 2. At Avanger, the radio announces, the Reich Commissar for Norway has proclaimed a state cf emergency throughout the country. Under this edict martial law can be proclaimed in specified districts or over the whole country.— TheReuter. - 233 words
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Article142 1941-08-04 6 —er. ‘‘Make August A Better Month” London. August 2. A record output of tanks has been set up in July by Lord Beaverbrook’s “Tank Boys”. This is disclosed tonight in a message which the Minister of Supply sent to the workers in tank factories. Lord Beaverbrook—er. - 142 words
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72 1941-08-04 6 —Reuter. i Seat In Parliament London, August 2. Captain. Ramsay, the recipient of a farthing damages in the case in which his conduct was severely criticised by the judge, is to be asked to resign his seat in Parliament. A decision to this—Reuter. i - 72 words
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Article107 1941-08-04 6 .—Reuter. I iih iss Assured Of NonConfiscation Hongkong, Aug. 3. Except for ships plying between Canton and Hongkong. Japanese vessels will not call at Hongkong unless guarantees of nonccnfiscation are given by the Hongkong Government, stated the Japanese ConsulGeneral yesterday. He added that the N.Y.K..—Reuter. - 107 words
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Article60 1941-08-04 6 —Reuter. Copies Of Film To Be Flown To I .S. N Moscow London, Aug. 2. As soon as Air. Brendan Bracken, the New Minister of Information, had seen the new film “Target for Tonight,” he ordered copies to be flown to the United States an.d Moscow as—Reuter. - 60 words
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542 1941-08-04 6 Recognition Of Manchukuo And Nanking Imminent Bangkok, August 3 Reuter understands that Thailand's recognition of the Manchukuo and Nanking regimes is imminent. Although no official demand has yet been received from Japan, informal talks about Thailand’s recognition of Manchukuo and Nanking are known.—Reuter. - 542 words
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Article1055 1941-08-04 6 HOW 137TH GERMAN DIVISION WAS Determined Attacks t. D etachmeiits A description of the rout of the 137th German^inf 0 Smolensk is given in the supplement to the So> “At dawn Soviet troops began to exercise h^ 01 ***** the enemy. To support the retreating German man Command rushed up/-—Reuter. - 1,055 words
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Article68 1941-08-04 6 Nov Kepor"-* 1 Alh« ns e -be Field-Marsha! List [&e krieg chief who^ ]klill armies in the ported to be 1» Coinllia nd er it Genera! Gerlo^’ cU p at ion. J,, lian Army of P iepor ted sures. It was earlie T f ass visiting I* ll68 words
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Advertisement77 1941-08-04 6 BANKS K C Y C I I OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL To keep abreast with the progress of economic development s, no business concern can afford not to take advantage of the muitifanous services offered by a reputed banking institution with years of financial experience. The Indian Overseas77 words
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Article341 1941-08-04 7 I Wltty an d spicy story which appeared in the “Sydney IT m inP' Herald” recently proves clearly that Australian w°rs to° have full confidence in aviation. jliniste Ministers, including the three Service Minisdrived in Sydney from C anberra by air one night, in H341 words
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Article100 1941-08-04 7 I unquenchable Digger Lmour fe a E s sergeant at besieged Tolluuk to his family In Australia. I «Although the going is pretty L<h at times” he writes, “it hi not stop some wag improve I inr this "I'a’ is wa v T obruk, Parlez100 words
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Article368 1941-08-04 7 i* preparing for a new and furious Nazi air blitz in the comautumn. Even if Hitler uses gas will be able to give the Ger|Kan' more than they can give Britain, K: as the R.A.F. bombers already ■e repaying with interest the bombing British cities. car.368 words
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Article111 1941-08-04 7 further Rc 20nn^t h r t July 14 toted 000 has been contriJ'Und by h e S Leroy’s War Purposes BUbscrih P r J K 11C f Nabha State. It Strict dby the People of Bawal the grin a a wbich > a year ago,111 words
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Article183 1941-08-04 7 Tne Budget for 1942 shows the following items decided upon by the N.E.I. Government on behalf of air traffic: Airport at Tarakan in Borneo (stop on the routes Batavia —Manila and Batavia —Sourabaya—Tarakan) will be extended and provided with concrete runways. Budget amounts to F. 150.000.=.183 words
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Article983 1941-08-04 7 A. Yusuf - PEOPLE MOVING TOWARDS SELFGOVERNMENT By A. Yusuf Professor Abdullah Yusuf Ah, C.8.E., SI .A., LI. D., is a Muslim of great distinction at present living in England, where he is pursuing his studies. He was President of the India Muslim Conference in 1928 and has written983 words
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456 1941-08-04 7 COMMONWEALTH AT WAR JJREN Light Machine Guns of 100 per cent. Australian manufacture are now in production at the Commonwealth Small Arms Factory. They are being turned out in a steady stream to a schedule recently revised to provide for a large increase in456 words
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Article481 1941-08-04 7 I ERNON BARTLEH - By I ERNON BARTLEH H™ much, the ordinary humble little man will have to do with the winning of the war is illustrated by the history of the slave states in the twelve months that have elapsed since the first “neutrals,” Denmark and Norway,481 words
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Article63 1941-08-04 7 London Two Canadian soldiers who rescued a London woman and her niece, buried in the wreckage of their blazing flat during a recent raid, are being sought by Cana dian Military Headquarters to be thanked. “Their courage and kindness was beyond all praise,” the woman wrote63 words
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Miscellaneous39 1941-08-04 7 i What a War i i J *By Gilbert VVilkinson j;, "ycooKMouk > !BB rn ?feCSk. -s «Pi i' i wsß‘ Bit xi— x Talking about rebuilding after the war J —what about Tich He. used to be a jockey.39 words
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Miscellaneous20 1941-08-04 7 A I* —rmfr rr- r-r CH ri r~mWW— flftlT-. j ONE MAN AND HIS DOO WOULD TO MOV/ A MEADOW20 words
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Article159 1941-08-04 8 Schoolboys "Dig For Victory” Washington. Two American schoolboys, aged 11 and 9, have been digging for victory for Britain in their backyards in Pennsylvania. Sale of the produce to passing motorists has enabled them to give £2 to the British War Relief Society of America. This159 words
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Article28 1941-08-04 8 Simla July 24. During last week the subscriptions to the Second Indian Defence Loan amounted to about £435.000. the total now being near £52 million.28 words
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Article318 1941-08-04 8 MONDAY 4TH AUGUST 1941 Postage Latest Time of Destination Letters Postcard» Superscription Posting at Penang per V 6 oz. each Ordinary Reg». INTERNAL MALAYAN SERVICE Tpoh, K. Lumpur Weame's Air August. 4th Inst Singapore .10 .05 Service 1 p.m. 12.45 p.m AFRICA AH destinat’ons 50 t 25 8.0.A.C.318 words
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Article668 1941-08-04 8 f TOKIO IN JAPANESE 28th July, 1941. The machinations of the AngloSaxons in South Indo~China, jeopwr» (fixing Japan’s economic policy, compelled Japan to act in self-defence. This reference to alleged British and American economic pressure amounts to an admission that the Nippo-French agreement of July 29th is668 words
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1000 1941-08-04 8 Demands To Run Air FoJ On Lines Of R.A.F, T TNCLE Sam’s generals and over Congress demands th be set up as an independent de and Goering’s Luftwaffe, writ Telegraph roving corresponden At present the U.S. Army operates an Army Air Force and1,000 words
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Advertisement107 1941-08-04 8 Getting Up Nights Makes Men Old' Getting up nights. Darning sensation of organs whitish discharge, dull ache ai base of spine groin and leg pains, nervousness, weakness and loss ol manh vigour are caused by a disease of the Prostate Gland (a most important sex gland in men». To overcome107 words
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Miscellaneous497 1941-08-04 8 TODAY B. B. C. A.M. 6.05 News. 6.20 Listening Post—An Analysis Herman Propaganda 6.25 War Commentary. 6.35 French News. 6.50 Religions Service 7.20 News 7.30 Listening Post. 7.35 London Calling—programme announcements. 7.50 Britain Speaks. 8 05 Front Line Family 8.20 Headline News and Views. 8.35 Democracy Marches P.M 610 London.497 words
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Miscellaneous1691 1941-08-04 8 Chinese Music. 8.20 Time Signal—Topical K news report in Cantonese. 8.35 Peiping dramas. 8.50 News Commentary 9.05 ToS S pical news report in Chinese (Amoy). 9.20 W g Mb- 'News in English. 9.30 Topical news report in Chinese (Teochow). 9.45 Educational talk on war of resistance in Amoy. 10.00 Announcement1,691 words
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Miscellaneous157 1941-08-04 8 Out”. (London). 9.50 Recorded Chooin programme bv Mark Hambourg. pianoforte. 10.15 Headline News. 10.20 “Inside Nazi Europe”. (London). 10.35 Dance music recordings by Ambrose and his Orchestra 10.45 Close down ZHP3 5.00 p.m. Malay Variety. (Records). 5.50 Beer Chand Party. 6.05 News in Hindustani. 6.20 Tamil music on gramophone records.157 words
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Miscellaneous18 1941-08-04 8 AJI in a Days -by iJvS-n»Xv. i < ss?°c> tminju afuylavs nr Doas N T I ctuCK 20 MM218 words
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775 1941-08-04 9 CHEW CHOO SOOT IMPROVES RECORD IP wmij was ■■rally b: -in the > o l; both the and Middle-Weight bettered th» Malayan record in T vo 1: io- Choo he had ded with 176 h lbs. and 187% ■H :r both his ;iU >np'<. -"Ui\K775 words
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2009 1941-08-04 9 COLONY DECLARE AT 221 FOR 9 Splendid Last Wicket Stand: F.M.S. 79 For 6 A sparkling 115 not out by A. R. Rarnes, an unfinished last wicket partnership between him and Andres (25) realising 97 runs which changed the complexion of the game for the2,009 words
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396 1941-08-04 9 Thrilling soccer was witnessed on the St. Xavier s Jnsiitmion ground yesterday when the Penang Football Assoc ation shared honours with the Tiger Football Association of Singapore, each side scoring two goals. A feature of the match was the brilliant goal-keeping of396 words
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846 1941-08-04 9 Kho Sin-kie And Chin Kee Onn Enter Finals (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT) Kuala Lumpur, August 3 Some surprises were in store for the spectators who turned out this morning to witness the semi-finals of the Men’s Doubles on the Selangor Club courts. Kho Sin-kie and Chin846 words
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Article549 1941-08-04 9 G. M. LaPorte Annexes Championship i Ipoh. i At the conclusion of the Perak Cycling Carnival. G. M. LaPorte, Singapore Cycling Track Champion 1941 and Malayan Cycling Track Runner-up 1940, by winning in all the three track (open) events, annexed the Perak Cycling Track (Ope a) Championship549 words
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570 1941-08-04 10 SCHOOL BOY AND LADY LUSTRE FOR DOUBLES Last Chance For Real Upset (By “TIC-TAC”) r PH’E going* should be much better today than on Saturday if we have no rain this morning or before the races the going should be good. Not only570 words
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Article93 1941-08-04 10 Easy Conditions Prevail London, August 3. On the Money Market, Treasury Bill applications totalled £165,000,000 and £75.000.000 allotted 'at an average rate of £1 os. 0.14 d. per cent, the market receiving 27 per cent which was a small improvement on the previous month and compares with 1193 words
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Article34 1941-08-04 10 —Reuter. President Camacho stated in an interview that Mexico would not intervene in the war except in case of aggression against her or another nation on the American Continent.—Reuter.—Reuter. - 34 words
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Article221 1941-08-04 10 THE RIDING BOY” "TIC TAC” "EPSOM JEEP* I “MAN-ON-THE "EUREKA” "THE MAJOR* Penang Fenang Ipoh I SPOT” Ipoh K. Lumpur Singapore P “ku Kit Kit j Lisheen Danse du Ventre Lisheen RACE 1 Fernkt Fernlet Lisheen Kit Suzanne Stenella Warphan Shoot Up 'Shoot Up Warphan Warphan221 words
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Article869 1941-08-04 10 ACCEPTANCES FOR TODAY i Race 1: Ponies Class 2 Div. 3—6 Furs.—2.3o p.m. 1 210 DANSE DU VENTRE 9y 900 Major T. L. Fox Owner ■2’ 0 3 4 SUZANNE 4y 8.06 “Mr. Harrison” Davies j 3 220 STENELLA 6y 8.03 “The Exile” Mr. tV heeler869 words
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74 1941-08-04 10 .—Reuter. Tournament In Aid Of Minesweepers Fund London, August 2 “Battle of the Atlantic” Boxing Tournament in aid of King George’s Minessweepers Fund will be staged in London if plans materialise. The promoter Sydney Hulls hopes to get three first class American bexers flown.—Reuter. - 74 words
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Article64 1941-08-04 10 Reuter. New British Minister Arrives Jn U.S. New York, Aug. 3 Sir Ronald Campbell arrived here by Cl.nper today on his way to Washington to take up the poet of British Minister to the United States. He told the press that Lord Halifax, the British Ambassador, wouldReuter. - 64 words
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Article262 1941-08-04 10 JT has been given out that Tommy Farr is finished with fighting. When last we talked he was concerned about his physical fitness. He has been under medical care since he was turned down by the Services, and both hearing and eyesight are impaired, but he by262 words
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139 1941-08-04 10 Reuter. Simla, August 2. It is announced that proceedings in the inaugural meetings on Thursday and Friday of the Defence Consultative Committee concentrated on giving members a full and comprehensive picture of the achievements of India in the defence sphere since the outbreak ofReuter. - 139 words
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Article132 1941-08-04 10 s. —Reuter. Enemy Convoy Attacked In Mediterranean London, Aug. 2. R.A.F. heavy bombers op Friday attacked motor transport concentrations near St. Omar. An R.A.F. Middle East communique states, numbers of fires and explosions occurred as the bombs burst among or near the vehicles. On Thursday night Rs.—Reuter. - 132 words
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31 1941-08-04 10 —Reuter. Coimbatore, August 2 A private cable received states that Sir P. K. Shanmukhamchetty, Chairman of the Indian Purchasing Mission has arrived in San Francisco. —Reuter..—Reuter. - 31 words
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157 1941-08-04 10 The Ipoh Ramblers, who are playing two matches in Penang today, engaged j the Penang Colts at hockey on the Hut- chings School ground this morning and j trounced them by six goals to one. The Ramblers were one goal down in the early part157 words
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Article108 1941-08-04 10 .—Reuter. icliy Embassy Staff From Moscow Safe Vichy, Aug. 2. The diplomatic train bringing home M. Gaston Bergery, Vichy Ambassador to Moscow and 80 member.; of the Vichy Embassy in Moscow, following severance of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union, ran off the rails etrly this.—Reuter. - 108 words
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Article81 1941-08-04 10 —Reuter. Sight May Be Impaired Permanently London. August 2. Miss Enid Wilson, the English golf exchampion, has injured an eye in a recent bombing raid and while her progress is satisfactory it is feared “that her sight may be permanently impaired”. Miss Wilson was twice semi-finalist in—Reuter. - 81 words
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Article137 1941-08-04 10 —Reuter. End Of Visit To M. Stalin Moscow, August 2. Mr. Harr.' Hopkins, President Roose velt's personal envoy, lefft here todav. He arrived in Moscow a few day s ago to discuss the question of United States supplie s to the Soviet Union and has—Reuter. - 137 words
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26 1941-08-04 10 -Reuter. Simla, August 3. Eight hundred more Italian prisoners of war, including four officers and cue general, have arrived in India.—Reuter.-Reuter. - 26 words
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Article233 1941-08-04 10 London. THE recent stirring news from Yugoslavia has been enough to remind us of the peace-time thrills which a handful of their young and vastly improved tennis players meted out to us at Wimbledon and on other famous courts during the summer of 1939. These young players,233 words
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139 1941-08-04 10 —Reuter. London, Aug. 2. Despite the Government’s appeal to "stay put” over the bank holiday this week end, many thousands of British people who are not engaged in vital war industries could not resist the call of the country after months of—Reuter. - 139 words
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