The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 August 1941

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    20 1 LATE SINGAPORE EDITION The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 1b,;i93. fcSTU. 18^5 FRIDAY, AUGUST Z* 1911. 6 CENTS
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    BRITAIN, SOVIET MAY MOVE AGAINST IRAN
    515 1 30 Russian Divisions Massed On Border TEHERAN'S REPLY ON GERMAN "TOURISTS" UNFAVOURABLE Ankara. Aug. 21. pftflAM w urging Iran to break off relations with I Britain r the txpu.siou of (German nationals nthin tin rountr}, assuring Iran of effective aitl if k Hnti-.i and
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    Russian Raid On Berlin
    46 1 .MOSCOW, .AUg. S_. COVIET aircraft raided the Berlin area last nit*ht when incendiary and high explosive oombs were dropped on military and industrial objectives, says the Moscow radio. Explosions and flres were observed. All the Soviet planes returned to their bases.— Reuter
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    A.R.P. In Thailand
    89 1 A.R.P. In Thailand Bsmks— Aug. 21. THE Air Raid Precautions autlior- ities here to-day advised the population to construct air raid shelters, prepare for blackouts and study the methods of combating dangers from incendiary bombs, reports Inited Press. J"he authorities said the advice was given not because of an emergency
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    TWO DAYLIGHT RAIDS ACROSS CHANNEL
    45 1 London, Aug. 21. ris believed there have^en two raids by the R A > across the Channel m daylight to-day. People living on the south coast of Britain heard planes hying out to sea this morning and again this afternoon. Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
    206 1 Washington. Aug. 21. President Roosevelt* mes&uge reporting on the epoch -making meeting at sea with Mr. Churchill said the Declaration of principles agreed upon there were so clear -cut that they would bo unlit ult to oppose ''without automatic ally admitting willingness to accept a compromise These principles,
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    Where Is France's Gold?
    239 1 Where Is Fr ance's Gold? London, Aug. 21. "WHERE is the Bank of France's gold?" Thus asks the Financial News to-day. commenting on the first weekly statement published by the Bank since the collapse of France, showing that gold reserves of the bank amount to 34.500.000.000 francs. This figure does
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    VOROSHILOV'S DRAMATIC APPEAL FOR DEFENCE OF LENINGRAD
    975 1 VOROSHILO V'S DRAMATIC APPEAL FOR DEFENCE OF LENINGRAD Budenny's Men Rout 94th German Infantry Division In Ukraine A lkI m Moscow,* Aug. 21. DRAMATIC appeal to defend Leningrad to the last was made to all Soviet citizens of the Leningrad district early this morning by Marshal Voroshilov, commander-in-chief of the
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    Story Of Blowing Up Of Giant Dnieper Dam
    270 1 Q London, Au^. 21. LALIFIED observers here to-day are sceptical of Stockholm reports that Marshal Budenny, Russian Com-mander-in-Chief m the Ukraine, acting under Stalin's orders, has blown up the Dn'ener dam, says United Press (See story m Pa?e SIX). It was earlier
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    Hitler Sees Winter Campaign
    92 1 Ankara, Aug. 21. /*JER>IAN officer* m Russia have %M received instructions from Berl n to tell the troops that the severity of the Russian winter is grossly exaggerated and that all the men need to withstand the rigours of winter is thick clothing plus valinkis (Russian
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    Thrffling Story Of The U.S. Air Corps
    268 2 FILMED with the co-operation of the United States Army Air Corps, the Paramount picture, "I Wanted Wings," which opened at the Cathay yesterday, Is a thrilling j story featuring American "Flying Portresses which arc? beginning to create such havoc m j The*stars are
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    Resign In Favour Of De Gaulle
    42 2 San Jose, Cos a Rica. Aug. 20. Ii ME French Charge d'Affaires and the Secretary of the French Legation h(-re submitted their resignations to Vichy to-day and accepted similar De Oat— list posts here. United Press
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    PRINCESS MARGARET ROSE 11 YESTERDAY
    57 2 London. \ag. EL rj^HE wartime activities of Uie Royal X Furr.iJy will be postponed to-day when Pnncess Margaret Rose ruus a.: 11-CLrd^e cake at a tca-tim-- birthday party m the country. The Kir-r. Qu^n an<-i Princesses will l attend, 1 ut otherwise tfiere will be
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    MANILA BLACKOUT
    56 2 M-aiiiLi. Auf. 21 fVAE noond bkvrkout drill m the L.-ea started at 9 pm and er.de A at 9.50 pm. to-day. The Uaekont war etTtcttve vrlthin a 2.1-rr.ile rad.^>, aiTt-ctir.g a pop— _t3on rf 2.000.000. Violation. a were punishable by a maximum cT 10 years m prison and
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    "Attack On Foreign Power That Will Force U.S. Into War"
    249 3 I Roosevelt, second son of the United States f- told a Tress conference here to-day that he n a mission connected with the United States He expects to be here until the middle of next •>,•: Urn Churchill.^iea, r m
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    "Atlantic Patrol Is Ready For Any Dire Contingency"
    304 3 New York. Aug. 21. H: Hemisphere portion of I" a* Is being "slowly but pared German submarines raiders," writes Joseph Trie N"'* Yur Herald-Tribune ndent at sea wih the United c At rlret's neutrality kl had experience with Thant s to our
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    NORWEGIAN AIR FORCE READY FOR ACTION
    59 3 NORWEGIAN AIR FORCE READY FOR ACTION Ixxvdon. Aug. 21 first tighter squadron of -v ir 'area m B-u— n will be nth the H A F. srrtcan (ti I pilots and •me from all over the ire dl n'ers with g~e-t ex- a"• etthet In Urn Norwegian -rial pu.,., before
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    POMBER STORES HIT ON ENEMY VESSEL
    38 3 London Auj. 21 t >mm unique .--tales: H >outhfrn oast In aircraft of the -d an ena-ry supn'.v at a i_r<st hit arr.H- Tafi on offansrac Prance attacked a num- rom Reuter
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    Wounded Stream Into Bucharest
    130 3 Zurich Aug °1 TIRAINLOADS of wounded and planes 1 bringing severely wounded are arriving m Bucharest daily, wntes the Bucharest correspondent of Neu Zuench. The newspaper began a few days ago to publish lists of killed. Prices have risen enormously. Owing to livestock reductions the Rumanians
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    A.R.P. Officer Found Shot Dead In Hong Kong
    69 3 A.R.P. Officer Found Shot Dead In Hong Kong Hong Kong, Aug. 21 /"•APT Charles Christie Hobbs, for- merly employed as architect for the Hon? Kong A.R.P.. was found shot dead at his residence thus afternoon. i Capt. Hobbs this morning gave evidence at the official inquiry at present underway Into
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    Improved Far East Air Service
    118 3 Chungking, Aug. 21. A MERICAN and joint American--a. Chinese commervial air services m the Far Ka.st are expected to be In- creased shortly, it was learned here to-day. Both the Pir.-AmerMn Airways and the Sino-Amerii/an C N.AC, are expecting to receive new planes to in-
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    TWO KILLED IN RAID ON SUEZ CANAL AREA
    38 3 Cairo, Au*. 21. THE Suez Canal area had another air it id last night. A communique states two were killed and 28 injured and slight damage caused to property. Reuter
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    31 3 Ciiro, Au*.'. 21. F -DAY'S Bnt-sh G.H Q communique states- "In the Tobruk prea heavy duststorms continue to limit iur patrol activities. In th^ frontier area there is no change." Reuter
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    Polish Army Of 100,000 For Russia
    93 3 Polish Army Of 100,000 For Russia A London, Aug. 21. N army of between 100,000 and 120,000 PoUsh soldiers is likely to be formed on territory of the U.S.S.R., according to the present estimate of Gen. Wanders, newlyappointed Polish Commander-in-Chief m Soviet Russia and Oen. Szynko-Rohus., chief of the Polish
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    Thai Warning To Would-be Aggressor
    492 3 Thai Warning To Would-be Aggressor Bangkok, Aug. 21. "THE Thais will adhere to their traditional motto 'To die as free men is better than to live as slaves.' This is one of the three guarantees on which the security of Thailand is firmly based," said the Cabinet Minister. Luang Vichit
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    ROME STORY OF PLANES FOR THAILAND
    50 3 Rome. Aug. 21. 'TWENTY warpta nes have arrived at Bang- kok, accordina: to a Tokio messac? reported by Rome radio. They were delivered by the American Government, having been ordered by Thailand last year. The present situation seems to have spaded up delivery. Reuter
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    BORDER DELIMITATION
    40 3 Shanghai. Aug. 21 THE Pranco-Tha l-Japanese Joint border delimitation commission held its first meeting this morning under the cha'rrru* nship of the Japanese Minister at Large. Mr. Makato Yano, accxwding to Japanese reports from Saigon to-day. United Press
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    ARREST OF JEWS IN PARIS
    36 3 Vichy, Aug. 21^ CRENCH police and German troops raided Uie Temple quarter of Paris ♦or five hours to-day and arrested 6,000 Jews. The Jews were placed m concentration camps. United Press
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    U.K. Corporation Supplies Turkey With Much-Needed Goods
    176 3 Ankara, Aug. 21 MR. Horwill. United Kingdom Commercial Corporation representative m Baghdad, h^d arrived to dtlseii^ transo rt qucsti:n? with the United i Kingd m Crpo-a ion h?re. During th-- nast year th Corporation bought £22 000.000 «Turksh>i w,rth of goods frcm Turkey
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    LABOUR OPPOSES MENZIES TRIP TO BRITAIN
    550 3 'Grave Situation Demands Premiers Presence In Australia' T Melbourne, Aug. 21. HE possibility of Mr. R. G. Menzies going: to London as Prime Minister has been removed following a decision reached at a meeting of the Labour party opposition against him leaving Australia, says
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    43 3 London. Aug. 21. ¥T is learned that two more contingents of the Royal Australian Air Force have arrived tn Canada In connection with the Empire air training plan, one being the largest air fore* embarkation from A-^tralia since the outbreak of war. Reuter
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    British Premiers May Meet In London
    152 3 Northern British Airport, Aug. A CONFERENCE of British Empire premiers may be held as a sequel to the Churchill-Roosevelt meeting, according to reports circulated here after the arrival of the Canadian Premier, Mr. Mackenzie King, from Canada, says United Press. It was later asserted:
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    Train Wrecked By Chinese Guerillas
    206 3 Shanghai, Aug. 21. A MID reports of inc -easing guerilla activity m the vicinity of Sock— vow, the Japanesa military spokesman to-day admitted ia derailment near Soochow. on a branch una of the Sh_oghai-Nan_ g Railway, of a mix d passenger and freight train last
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    Discontent In Italy?
    48 3 Rome, Aug:. 21. DEPORTS of discontent m Italy were denied to-day by the Rome radio. "These rumours," the announcer stated, "evoke hilarity amongst the Italian population who face the Present situation with serene and unlimited confidence m the victory of Italy and her allies."— Reuter
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    Tokio Concern Over U.S. Oil For Russia
    108 3 Tokio, Aug. 21. CHARP Japanese reaction to reports of American oil for Russia appears m the Kokumin Shimbun to-day. It says that Japan absolutely cannot remain indifferent to the passage of ships with war supplies through waters so close to Japan. The newspaper
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, AUGUST 22. 1941. Australia
    629 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, AUGUST 22. 1941. Australia THE domestic political situation m Australia which for some months past has perplexed outside observers, appears to be quickly moving to a crisis. Mr. Menzies' speech m the House of Representatives, when he discussed the recent Far Eastern developments, was a
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    Wonders Of Britain's Strangest Arms Factory
    495 4  - Wonders Of Britain's Strangest Arms Factory Victoria Chappelle By T HAVE just paid a visit to Britain's strangest arms factory a place where *hey make new guns from old. where loads of twisted pieces of metal are changed into deadly weapons once more. Each time a German bomber is shot
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    JAPANESE POLICY
    737 4 A Malayan Chinese On IT is obvious now that when Japan signed her non-aggression pact with Russia, she harboured extravagant hopes concerning a southward expansion at the expense of Great Britain. The interna. ional situation then was promising— for Japan— since the Democracies lived in constant fear of
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    Fish On The Menu Need Not Be Ikan Merah
    1805 5  -  MARY HEATHCOTT Free Press Feature By rmen can tell c Housewives •j them too. vo:; .nive m i !iv a house--9f and *tart your you am cd ikan l tJU Hah here. afterwards ilashed to find .1 it's a red lied.
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    Roosevelt To Meet The Duke Of Kent
    70 6 Washington. Aug. ?0. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT will be host t > the Duke oi Kent at his Hyd»> Park resld( UCe, m New York State. over the week-end. The President will be gohig there to-morrow Returning with Mr Roosevelt l> Washington on Monday, the
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    Dnieper Dam Blown Up In Effort To Flood The Germans
    231 6 Dnieper Dam Blown Up In Effort To Flood The Germans London, Aug. 21. MARSHAL Budenny, commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army, after a telephone conversation with Stalin, before dawn to-day dynamited the gigantic Dnieprostroy Dam, on which the whole industrial district of the central Ukraine depends, according to the Daily Telegraph's
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    R.A.F. Driving Nazi Leaders From Berlin
    71 6 New York. Aug". 21. THF. National Broadcasting Company has heard a Moscow Radio announcement stating that the German Government is planning to leave Berlin for a southern city. Several ministers have already left with skeleton staffs and the transfer of the entire departments is
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    Strikes Cripple U.S. Industry
    148 6 Jersey City, Aug. 20. PRESIDENI Hi iseTelt bas asked both sides m the strike m the Federal Shipbuilding Company's yards m fei cit Nvw Jersey, to resin x is rk a fortnl ht H urged th- m pul "the Importance of national be: i their p
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    Devastating Effect Of New British Bomb
    288 6 Devastating Effect Of New British Bomb THE Nazis are trying desperately to 1 discover the secret of "Britain's beautiful bombs." The description was tirst applied to the bombs by the Supply Minister (Lord Beaverbrook), who said they had five times the blasting power of earlier bombs. The London Daily Telegraph's
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    1,000 TONS OF MACHINE TOOLS FOR RUSSIA
    33 6 New York, Aug. 21. THE New York World Telegram 1 understands that 1,000 tons of machine tools are en route to Russia irom Vancouver. United Press
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    STOCKHOLM BLACK-OUTS
    30 6 Stockholm. Aug. 21. IT has ben officially announced that black-cuts will be enforced m Stockholm during September and Octcber when military exercises are being carried out. United Press
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    Italy "Most Accessible" To Britain
    286 6 Italy "Most Accessible" To Britain FUSCUSSING the possibility of a British invasion of the Continent, the military writer of the Herald-Tribune, Mr. G. Fielding Eliot, suggests that the best chances would be by an attack through Sicily and Italy. Mr. EliOL, alter mentioning distances and other obstacles, concludes that any
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    The King Inspects Grenadier Guards
    36 6 The King inspected a battalion of the Grenadier Guards and watched them bridge -building and erecting wire entanglements recently. Picture shows the King taking the salute as the battalion marches past.
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    Ruler Of Iran Calls On His Army To Be Ready
    256 6 Teheran (Iran). Aug. 21. A CALL to the Iranian Army to be "ready for every sacrifice" was made by the Shah of Iran, when he addressed cadets passing out of the Military Academy In Teheran. The Shah said that this
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    Showing The Weight Of R.A.F. Raids
    139 6 London, Aug. 21. |\ISCLOSURES made recently by the Air Ministry of actual numbers of aircraft engaged m attacks on Germany have, it Is learned In London, given considerable satisfaction to the Russians, who are now able more fully to appreciate the extent to which
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    R.A.F. Take New Legs To Imprisoned Hero
    89 6 London, Aug. 21 A ROYAL Air Force plane flew over northern France recently on the strangest mission this Service has ever performed. The plane was carrying a DM w ])alr o' artiftri al legs tor Whig -Commander D. R. S. Bader. the R
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    FALSE REPORTS ABOUT MARINES IN SHANGHAI
    150 6 Shanghai, Au?. 21. REUTER learns from authoritative sources that there Is no truth whatever m the report telegraphed to Tokio <and used m a Domei broadcast' by the Shanghai correspondent of the Yomiuri Shimbun that the United States is preparing to withdraw twothirds ol
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    German Threats To Alsace Citizens
    159 6 London. Aug. 21. ANYONE speaking again- 1 Gem; will be banged.*' la part of th e r rder. issued by the Qauleiter and Statthalter I Lord-lieutenant I ot Alsace, Rob rt Wagner, an extract ft rr. which is quoted by Free Fren ft I source
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    MOSCOW'S A.A. DEFENCES PRAISED BY BRITON
    30 6 BACK m London from ll ascom British observei n raises the city'fc anti-aircraft delema.-. summing then l up as ■'maanhicen myi I Reuter message
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    24 6 Jerusalem. Aug. 20. THE military academy at Baghdad Is to be reopened by the Iraq Government, according to a message received be re. Reuter
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    BRITISH PLANES DR BOMBS ON JUTLANE
    34 6 ..penlufifn. Aa? BRITISH D« pari s of Deal i Soir Iwrnl land, whore nil cas Ities wei ca port. Qhn Bril n Jutland a l killed- United Press
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    Suggestion For Empire Council In London
    59 6 Suggestion For Empire Council In London A BUGGESTI {j* k L>. mi hire Post 1< [1 m th, Doi mand tor ci .:■< Ca bm m Lond( tgj It notes th< Mr R G Australi D^ Br/J* Could th, by establ It n *5 crav. *2 i 4 periodically siderabl.
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    Daylight Sweep Over Enemy Aerodrome
    29 6 OLENHEIM drom ear Alk terday afi r E J he target Frisian British fighters ca offensive pa" I a y s show roved Reuter
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    RANEE OF SARAWAK ALMOST 'STRANDED' IN U.S. Believes She Is On Gestapo's 'Black List'
    756 7 RANEE OF SARAWAK ALMOST 'STRANDED' IN U.S. Believes She Is On Gestapo's 'Black List' LiDi SOXU HROOkL, the Ranee of Sarawak, [returns to in^ ra P ore yesterday by the Anzac ncr— her rtrst -top on British soil after nearly two 1 r Lut' rales of how she was almost
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    Police Recruit Sentenced ABSENCE FROM DUTY CHARGE
    274 7 Police Recruit Sentenced ABSENCE FROM DUTY CHARGE A SINGAPORE depot police recruit, Chan Yoke Han, 23, was sentenced to nine months' rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore Criminal I District Court yesterday for absenting himself from duty with the intention i of not returning. Chan, who was said to have disap-
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    Police On A 'Most Dangerous Gangster' GAOL FOR SECRET SOCIETY LEADER
    389 7 Police On A 'Most Dangerous Gangster' GAOL FOR SECRET SOCIETY LEADER "rJftilS man had been known to my sub-branch as the mast dangercus gangster m Singapare," declared Mr. Y»' YorK Assistant Superintendent ,oi Police m charge of the Hokkien subbranch of the D3tect.ve Station, m the Singapore Fifth Court yesterday
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    "No Fear For N.I. Or Malaya"
    79 7 |PAN tS DESPERATE. SAYS IVEN MACKAY I m i do not J Ltaya or the a redness rk ibrj high i CScbm ral sir der-in-r\nstra_a, rd a week. b Spent the it— ea Against i. passed ek win n he a the West- rice
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    History Of Malaria Near Gael Areas ADVISORY BOARD ASKS FOR REPORT
    69 7 History Of Malaria Near Gael Areas ADVISORY BOARD ASKS FOR REPORT 5i C-nrt 1 Kuala Lipis Malar— I Ad_rtorma—on ilaria In f Incidence •i.-r-undir:^: Boa rd, th? kith Officer, I that when fa Id ooserved I malaria In the out urea— a of U t ng pe>pu- M I be
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    TRIED TO ENTER BASE WITH 'RED' PAMPHLETS
    73 7 STOPPED by a Naval Base policeman as he was entering the Base on Aug. i carrying a parcel, which was ar erwards found to contain seditious literature, 21 -year-old Lee Tee Tan was yesterday convicted on a charge of being a member of
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    COMMITTED TO TRIAL ON COUNTERFEIT CHARGE
    54 7 TAN .AH SWAH, 39, was yesterday committed to stand his trial at the next Assizes at the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry m the Singapore Third Court yesterday into two tentative charges of possession of 26 counterfeit $1 notes and 130 counterfeit 50-cent and
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    DREAD & RICE RATIONED IN JAPAN
    41 7 DREAD RICE RATIONED IN JAPAN Calcutta, Aug. FORTY Indians, who arrived to-day from Japan, described the shortage of foodstuffs m Japan. Bread and rice have been rationed. Butter and ghee arc available only m very limited quantities, and at high prices.
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    GORDONS CONCERT PARTY TO BROADCAST
    25 7 THE Gordon Highlanders' concert party will give another broadcast programme from the Singapore station to-day from 7.30 to 8 p.m.
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    CORPSE FOUND IN SINGAPORE RIVER
    129 7 TOWARD CHAPLIN, a mercantile as- sistant, told th e Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, yesterday at an inquiry into the death of a middle-aged Chinese, Chon- Bee. that while looking out of a window of a godown belonging to Guthrie and Company m Boat
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    DEATH OF MR. F. D. BARRETTO
    100 7 THE death occurred at his residence m Thomson Road, Singapore, yesterday of Mr. F. D. Barretto. manager of the Barretto Shipping and Trading Co. Mr. Barretto. who was 67 years of age. died suddenly after his return from office m the evening He came
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    CHINESE DRIVERS URGED TO JOIN CORPS
    71 7 CHINESE drivers in Singapore have been requested by their union to Join the Auxiliary Drivers' Corps so that, in the event of an emergency, they will be able to do thfir part in the defence of the country. The union has made an appeal
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    M.A.S. WORKERS
    32 7 ft v t:i" Free ccn «rn-ui a Depot fifehi aded so as *he iaed was a i r *r~ organtar- ill -.rv De-pel »rmy. The |q rrofa i to iurn
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    European Convicted On Appeal For Failing To Stop After Accident
    610 7 SETTING aside a police court acquittal on a charge of failing to step after an accident, Mr. Justice* Aitken, m a judgment delivered :n the High Court yesterday, ordered a conviction on the charge and nned H. Harley Clarke $15.
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    Chungking Pledges Fall Support To Roosevelt-Churchill Declaration
    173 7 Chungking Pledges Fall Support To RooseveltChurchill Declaration CHINA'S support for the Roosevelt and pledged m a communique Singapore by the Chinese In the gigantic task which will come after the war, China is prepared to give full assistance m man-power and resources, states the communique. The eight points mentioned m
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    Drank Caustic Soda A Year Age
    104 7 MR. W. G. PORTER, the Singapore Coroner, stated at an inquiry held yesterday into the death of a 34-year-old Chinese woman, Leong Say Moi, who died m hospital on Aug. 11 as a result of drinking caustic soda a year ago, that there was
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    "SHEER SUICIDE FOR JAPAN TO FIGHT'
    168 7 Sir Victor Sassoon's Statement On Far East "I DO not think the Japanese will fight. I do not think they want to fight. It will be sheer suicide for them if they do. For if they do start a war m the Pacific they
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    Appeal In Breach Of Trust Case
    209 7 FURTHER EVIDENCE TO BE CALLED FURTHER evidence is to be called m the case m which N. Murugasu, former secretary to the Pr.ncip-1 cf the Medical College, is under sent°nce of 24 months' rigorous imprisonment on charges of criminal breach of trust involving a
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    "Hitler Will Be New Menace For Japan"
    173 7 IN the course of a leading article m the Japanese Singapore Herald yesterday, it was stated: '•We are convinced thai Hitler cares nothing for Japan except for the use he can make of her to further his own ambitions and that if he
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    LONDON AIR RAID RELIEF FUND
    42 7 THE Singapore China Relief Fund Committee is holding a conference at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce to-day to discuss further measures m connection with the campaign m aid oi the Lord Mayor's Air Raid Distress Relief Fund.
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    Post-War Food Problem
    212 9 U.S. ACCUMULATING LARGE STOCKS New York, Aug. 20. THE United States Government has 1 begun to accumulate a huge relief stock of foodstuffs to be rushed to Europe. China and other distressed areas directly the war is over, says Sonia Tomara, writing from Washington to the New
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    India's Inspiration To Ceylon
    90 9 Colombo, Aug. 20. CPEAKING last night at a dinner given m honour of the Indian Mayors, who are on a visit to th* island for the Mayors' Conference, Sir Don Baron Jayathilaka, Ceylon's Home Minisier, said: "If Ceylon has achieved any political progress, it is due
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    Malay Forces To Have Own Club
    212 9 MALAY troops and naval ratings m Singapore will soon have a club of j .heir own; a campaign was launched yesterday to raise funds tor the purpose. The scheme Is sponsored by the Warta Malaya Press. Ltd., and the first contribution of $300 was
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    Echo Of Black-Out Night Accident APPEAL AGAINST GAOL SENTENCE
    149 9 Echo Of Black-Out Night Accident APPEAL AGAINST GAOL SENTENCE CONVICTED by the Singapore Traffic Court judge on a charge of causing! *.vous hurt by negligent driving, and i under sentence of seven months' simpie imrrLs tnrnent, a Chinese named l Ong Joo Chin appealed against the i eonvictton and sentence
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    L.C.C. Examination Results: Y.M.C.A. School Of Commerce List
    2118 9 THE following candidates of the V.M.C.A. School of 1 Commerce, Singapore, who took the last autumn examination of the London Chamber of Commerce, have passed: Higher Certificate Book- Keeping mad Accountancy: Ang Kirn Seng, Chan Slew Lam. Chan Swee Tuck, Chew Chin
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    Praise For Air Force Personnel
    201 9 Australian News By Cable Melbourne, Aug. 20. THE Minister for Air, Mr. McEwen. says that a report from an R.A.A.F. Commanding Officer returned from abroad states that Australian air crews and ground staffs are second to none, both m training and fighting. SAUSAGES BY THE
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    Senator Foil Sits On Golden Chair
    196 9 CENATOR P. T f. Fbll, the Australia i Mini ter of Information and Interior, who left Singapore yesterday after a week's tour of Malaya, sat on a golden chair beside the Regent of Qianjar, drank beer from a goldencrusted glass, and nib-bled peanuts from
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    SINGAPORE CHINESE "TEACHERS' DAY"
    74 9 DR. Lim Boon Keng has been invited to deliver a lecture to a meeting o* Singapore Chinese teachers on Aug. 27. The •IVachers' Day" will be celebrated on that day by a mass meeting, at which it is expected current education problems will be discussed and
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      130 9 PUBLIC NOTICE i NOTICE OWING TO THE DEATH OF MR. F. P. BARPFTTO. THE OFFICE OF THE BARFETTO SHIPPING V 17RAD WG CO. BINGAPCRE, WILL HE ClA^7l^ TO-DAY I WANTED WAIN 1 1 I a European machine.^hop for a Singapore factory Ipply to Baa N 820 eai iol logapore F
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      133 9 POST OFFICE MAIL LIST Mails close ac the Goncrni Poet Office as follows. TO-DAY M ,daa tk 11 a.m. TOMORROW -:r 12 30 p.m An lea air 12 30 p m lAwfer— air 12.30 p.m. Box _2 air 1230 p.m Ce Ktr I— 9o p.m. BtoP< air 12-4 p.m. Great
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      45 9 RADIO TALKS ON COOKING VEGETABLE GROWING MRS. ESTHER PAIRBURN will give a second talk m the series "W— rtime Cook" frcm the Singapore broadcasting station at 12.45 p.m. to-day and Mr. Q. H. Addison will give a further talk on "Vegetable Crowing" at 7.15 p.m.
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      632 9 Broadcasting Tf*a^_ a_ b 'V Harry Roy and his orchesLr3 m recorded JL wtrm\ M dsnee music; 9.10 p.m. Bcoocded M.lnary 1 Band music; 9 20 p.m. "On the E_ r Bast" SING/— PORE A r- -corded talk by Prof. W. Culh*: 2o p.m "Scherzo" A urogramme ol \ve:u and
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    CHINESE ATHLETIC BEAT ARGYLLS 3-1
    623 10 Soldiers Fight Gamely Against Better Team ALL SCORING DONE IN SECOND HALF Chinese Athletic .3: Argylls 1. AFTER holding: the Chinese Athletic team to a scoreless first half, the Argylls fell off after the interval and were beaten by three goal- to one m a
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    "Only One Mind In Canada"
    457 10 Lundon, Aug. 21. MR W, L. Mackenzie King. Prime Minister of Canada, who arrived m London this morning, was met by Lord Cra nborne, Domini ona Secretary, Sir Archibald Sinclair, Air Minister, and Com 'm mi— on, who represented Mr. Winston Church ill, Prime Minister.
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    1911 SCHOOL POSTER COMPETITION
    127 10 WINNERS of the 1941 School poster competition organiaed by the Malaria Advisory Board have been announced. 'I hey are Engl— fa schools: I. Ifobd. Mris, AngloChinese School. TVluk Anson. 2. Mohd. Tajucidin, Antjlo- Chinese School, Teluk Anson. 3. Yap Un P— If and Chow Pak Lun
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    GOERBELS ON "PRELUDE TO FINAL FIGHT"
    84 10 MM liitl. Aug. 21. rpiiE day shall conn- When Britain shall A pay wry dourly for her nightly raids upon the OtMl— I civil pnpula ti on districts, Gcvbbels said In an interview with a special aMrff— vpod— it of the Madrid Joiur.al marioriCfiH'bbel
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    J.C.S.A. CRICKET
    69 10 IC T K following have be* n selected to pliv cricket :*>r the J.C.S.A. against the Singapore Cricket Club on the padan.a] at 2.15 p.m to-m rrow: A. E. Delil— S— I < captaim. Anthony i.im. s. ifarkus o. Ranatunga, A. Lopea, Mahan Sin^h, Roland de Roaairo, Chong
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    54 10 THE following have been selected to nlav cricket for the V.M.C.A. versus the RAO C. on the Anson Road ground at 2.15 pm. to-morrow: C. Beeston. A. P. Raja. G. W. S. Waites, Ram Piara, S. Baker, P. Tallon. F. W. Marsh. E. F. Witchell, K. Y. Spencer,
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    First Division Soccer At Stadium
    50 10 picture. Kjk Choy drives m a hard ball which Young: just gets down to m Tuesday's fir t division league soccer match at Anson Road stadium m which the Straits Chinese Football Association beat the Singapore Cricket Club by seven goals to on* Free Press
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    Chinese Baseball Team
    62 10 Chinese Baseball Team Ihe baseball team of the Chinese Companion Athletic Association, which is participating m the Singapore Baseball Association's Major League competition. The Chinese recently scored a notalle success when they beat the Canadians, five lo four, m a leaeue game The centre figure m the back icw of
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    HARPER CHAMPION JOCKEY WITH FOUR WINS
    411 10 "Seagate Stable's" Success At Taiping Race Meet U/INNIXG $1,750 m stake money, "Seagate Stable" heads the li^t of winning owners m the statistics of the Taipinjr Turf Club's August professional meeting, which was held on Thursday and Saturday last week. "Mac Kong— ard "Mr.
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    R.A.F. Win Six-two In Water-Polo League
    84 10 DL.M ING m a Singapore water polo league fix ure at the K.A.VF. pool yesterday, the Royal Air Force beat the Australian Airmen by six goals to two. McKay and Catties wore prominent for the winners, while Cameron and Moorfield were 'he best of
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    SINGAPORE MALAYS WIN AGAIN
    147 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Aug. 21. IN the .Teeond s^ver fixture of their 1 tour at the Coronation Park »rund to-day, the Sin^anore Malays bca; t'/e Ipoh Cheng Wah team by four ::oa!s to one. Slippery conditiona underfo t were not conducive to g<x)d soccer,
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    69 10 a.TE semi-finals of the women's 1 doubles m the Singapore badminton championships were played at the Clerical Union Hall on Wednesday and lesulted' as follows: Mrs. Chionh Doo Chee and Mrs Chionh Hiok Chor beat Mrs L M Pennefather and Miss V Yas'oda 10—15. 15- 9. 15-4;
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    M.A.S. SOCCER
    60 10 THE following wiil represent the Medical Auxiliary S?rvice, Farrer Park Depot, m a soccer match against the Chung Hwa A<h*etic Assooiption juniors on the J.C.SA, ground on Sunday: R. Sithamb?ram, Sinniah, G V Santhou, Goh Boon Liang Hong Siew Rajagopal, Ho Kirn Hong, Krishnasamy' Krishna, S. Y. Ally
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    SELETAR RANGERS WIN
    73 10 IN a .nendly game of soccer played at the Naval Base ground on Wednesday, the Seietar Rangers defeated Kranji by cne gcal to nil. No goals were scored m ths ttret halt although both teams had their chances ten minutes after the interval OthmarV the Rangers' centre
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    Y.M.C.A. SOCCER
    56 10 THE following have been selected to 1 play soccer for the V.M C A against the Roy?l Navy on th«» Anson Road ground at 5.10 p.m. to-day Wee Aik Chan; J. Wocdbridge V R. Sabapathy; J. Moxin, G Day J Karim. Ralph, G. Shepherd, One Swee Hock, Gill,
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    Defenders Take Honours In Changi Soccer Match SAPPERS HELD TO DRAW BY MANCHESTERS
    548 10 Defenders Take Honours In Changi Soccer Match SAPPERS HELD TO DRAW BY MANCHESTERS Fortress Royal Engineers I; Manrh.., THE Fortress Royal Engineers were taken h* ■by the JVlancheslers m a first division vJS **ajj fixture played at Chwgi yestet_as v h» n i_T^ held to a scoreless draw. The Manchester*
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    Marathon Tennis Match
    43 10 Brooklyn \i THE longest mara National 1,.. -W m,v pUved Bryan Gran thf m BoMm ol ,j£«r Mark and Pohi. v fr s California 7>^ MWR hen:.. H 9— IS, B— II (•rant !«m, M second Mt. N„t plQckii Reuter
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    HOME SOCCER PROGRAMME
    67 10 Several International Representative Matches i A N am es ha^ bei i. hi aociation and the Reel receive subs pn eedc Seven teeri rang* d T fuli Int ra ai-.d 6 Gotland oiey a den Pai md I En Land i I Urn Ber f of with
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    MALAY SAPPERS WIN
    17 10 II E R "I by four I dlvisio! I ed at the V.M.C I
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      48 10 To-days Sports Events SOCC-K: S.A.F.A. league, first division. S.C.F.A. vs. R.A. (A.A... Anson Road stadium; second division (a), Royal Navy vs. V.M.C.A., Y.M.fW.; R.A.F. (SeleUr) vs. Signals. Sele ar; second division <b), Kranji vs. Air Headquarters, Kranji; Wanderers vs. J.C.S.A., J C.S.A.; H.M.S. Sultan vs. S.C.F.A., SH R
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