The Straits Times, 10 August 1941

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    37 1 THE STRAITS TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FlNAL**** No. 503 Sunday, August 10, 1941 Price 10 Cents. THE STRAITS TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya No. 503 Sunday, August 10, 1941 Price 10 Cents
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    ANGLO-U.S. MOVES IN FAR EAST
    320 1 Sternest Joint VITAL DECISIONS LIKELY AT SECRET ATLANTIC PARLEYS "Hands Of Russia And Thailand" Warning To Japan Is Forecast fpHE discussions which are reported to be going on between President Roosevelt and Mr. Winston Churchill are expected to produce the sternest warning" which any combination
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    Japan Confronted With Action By Four Powers
    671 1 Shanghai. Saturday. THE warnings regaru.ng Thailand a tared 1 by Mr. Anthony £den, the Brit; h j p-oreixn Secretary, and b> Mr. Cordell Hull, i United States Se.ToUaiy of State, are welcomed h uinely by foiciijn and prc-C.iung-kinu Chinese new pap'rx in Shr.r-h?!,
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    JAPANESE TO ESTABLISH EMBASSY IN BANGKOK
    56 1 Bangkok, Saturday. lAPAN has decided to raise her legation here to the status of embassy, and the appointment of the first Japanese ambasI sador to Thailand may be expected shortly. Hitherto. Japan's chief diplomatic representative here, like those of 'hr other powers, 1 has
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    "FISHING PROSPECTS POOR"
    34 1 London. Saturday. A DISPATCH today from President Roosevelt's yac.it Potomac, says: 'The ship is anchored in fcg. Prospects for fishing appear poor to-day Everything quiet on beard. No special news.' —Reuter.
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    Thai Airmen To Train In Japan
    35 1 'T'lfK Domei agency reports that four young lieutenants of the Thai Air Force are arriving in Tokio on Aug. 18 to study Japanese flying technique for three years.— Reuter.
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    U. S. Bombers For Russia
    175 1 Washington, Saturday. UNITED States defence officials have nearly completed arrangements to provide Russia with the latest medium bombers, authoritative sources revealed here today. These sources said the fighters were made for Britain, but Britain has agreed to delivery to ,he Soviet Union. Several hundred planes
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    FOOD POSITION IN BRITAIN SECURE
    159 1 London, Saturday. THE Minister lor Food §upply, Lord Woolton. said to-day no increase tn \.hr TrTwrt rattan- «*mld be for the dura'lon of the war. In a speech at Cheltenham. Lord Woolton ?ald mat would be distributed In those regions where it was most needed,
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    Nazi Press Attack On United States
    137 1 Zurich, Saturday. THE German press campaign against the United States has even thrust news of the Russian war into the background, says the Baser Nachrichten Berlin correspondent. The United Slates is depicted as aiming at military and political domination of South America. The Deutsche
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    ZAM ZAM PASSENGERS
    92 1 Washington, Saturday. ■"pHE German Oove- tnent has informed 1 the United States Government that the two Americans missing since the sinking of the Zam Zam are still on board the raider Tamesls. The united States had asked Germany for Immediate and full information of the whereabouts of
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    Chungking Gets
    130 1 Chungking, Saturday. JAPANESE aircraft raided Chunrkinf, China's war-time capital, five times in 24 hours after eight days' respite due to bad weather After Friday afternoon's raid during which the western suburbs of Chungking, the north bank of the Chialing river and the south bank of the Yangtze opposite
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    Russian Fighter Plane
    32 1 Russian communique* continually mention air attacks on German mechanized units and aerodromes. This picture shows a Soviet fighter on patrol. News from the Eastern front is In page 2.
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    "Thai Forces Will Fight If Necessary"
    251 1 "Thai Forces Will Fight If Necessary" Bangkok, Saturday. armed forces will fight if that is necessary to carry out Thailand's policy of strict neutrality and friendship for all, and they will maintain the traditional prestige of the Thai forces by fighting to the last, says a communique. It denies that
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    JAPANESE GARRISOH IN MANCHUKUO
    53 1 London, Saturcay. IT has now been authoritatively es ablshed that Japanese reinror-e--ments which have been rushed to the Manchukco border number abcut 100,000 m'n. These are additional to the 250,000 m?n which the Japanese have had in garrison on the Manchukuo birrior for soms time.— B.
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    Concessions In French Colonies For Nazis?
    203 1 Vichy, Saturday. I T is indicated here to-day that Germany may be given "port and transport facilities" in certain French colonies. These represents the maximum of French concessions which the Council of Ministers will consider when it convenes to discuss Germany's latest demands. It
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    Australia Ready For Emergency
    144 1 London, Saturday. AUSTRALIA has taken steps to meet any emergency that might arise in the Far East over the weeK-end. 'I he Australian Prime Minister, Mr. R. U. Menzics, said in Melbourne tooay tha; no full meeiing of the Federal Cabinet had been called for Monday,
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    SMUTS ON NECESSITY OF AIR SUPERIORITY
    128 1 Johnnesburg, Saturday. I riEH. Smuts, Union Prime Minister. sa:d 1 today he was not sure that invasion of Europe by land forces was necessary. An Invasion— by air— had already begun in his opinion. This would continue on an increasing scalr, until the air
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    Britain's Clock Is Changed
    42 1 London, Saturday. BRITISH clocks will be put back one hour at 1 a.m. G.M.T. tomorrow (Sunday). Britain thus revert; to cne hour summer time instead of double summer time which has been in operation since May 4.— Reuter.
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    Five Air Raids In One Day
    121 1 of the British Ambassador. Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, Is located, but to not known whether the residence Is damaged. It U officially stated that scores «C people were killed and wonnded la yesterday afternoon* raid when two unfinished dugouts collapsed as a result of
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    Further Slump In Chinese $ Likely
    52 2 Further Slump In Chinese Likely Shrnshai S'.<ur.lay ONE immediate effect of the slumti in thr i'h so •>■'■ ir i. an increase in the cost of living, witii all >t>ics losing no lime in marking up pries The general opinion of businessman is that the dollar is likely to slump
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    Tobruk Area Like Western Front Of Last War
    228 2 Tobruk Area Like Western Front Of Last War Cairo, Saturday. TO-DAY'S communique irom G H.Q. in Cairo states: "Libya: A small Italian patrol which attempted to approach our l ncs at Tcbruk was caitured. Our patroli were active in the frontier arra."— Rruier. Raids by British patrols ars mostly at
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    Col. Britton's Talk To "V" Army
    112 2 London, Saturday. IMPORTANT instructions for the "V" army throus'iout Gcrmantccur»ii«l Eurone wi'l be given by f'ol. Briton fr:>m the BR.C. radio »t -tion in I/Ordon n n xt Friday. Co!. B-i»ton announced this in a brc.-icasL in the early hours of this morning, when
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    " 14,000,000 RAISED BY SPITFIRE FUNDS
    89 2 14,000,000 RAISED BY SPITFIRE FUNDS L-ndon, Saturdiy. SINCE inception of th? Soltfire Fvnd, more than £14 000,000 has been raised. Alnr,3?t eery town in Grest B-i*.nin anr 1 ev^ry country In the British Common-vfVth is represented, wMl* most of fie KBtrigll coxintr'es outside Nazi control have also Joined In. Th»
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    Success Of Russian Raid On Berlin
    947 2 Success Of Russian Raid On Berlin London, Saturday. rpHREE squadrons of Soviet fi ur-engined bombers which took off from Oesel on the Dagoe Islands, off the Estonian coast, pierced the German defences and were responsible for last night's raids on Berlin, according to reports from Stockholm. The Soviet bombers were
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    Eleven Enemy Fighters Destroyed Over France
    437 2 London, Saturday. A SQUADRON of British fighters escorted Blenheim bombers over northern France this morning. Inland much cloud was encountered and prevented identification of targets, but objectives at Gravelines were attacked. Eleven enemy fighters were destroyed by the R.A.F. today for the loss of
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    How To Get In Touch With Prisoners In Italy
    269 2 How To Get In Touch With Prisoners In Italy VATICAN SERVICE Cairo, Saturday. INCREASING use is b ins made of the (aril ties afforded by the Vatiran for inter-rommunic-Htton b twern war prisoners in Italy and their r«l:\tivrs in Britain and the British Dominions. This service, wh'ch was inaugurated i
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    American Hint Of Post-War Plans
    149 2 Washington, Eaturaay. A HINT of the post-wrr plans of the United Statos for aid !o Europe was revealed by Assislaiu Secretary o* State Adolph B3rle .it a reception in the Luxembourg Lcsa 'en on Friday n ght. It Is plain th.s Uovenuntn:, when the first
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    Wang Ching-Wei's Newspaper Burned
    88 2 Shanshs.l. Satur".AN Incendiary bomb exp!«»ded in Wan; Ching-wei's Central China Daily N.w* five-s'.ory boil ing to-day and envck.ped It in flames. A fleet of fire enelnes went to the flre while the polica and Japanese troops threw a cordon around the area. It wr.s noted the
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    FRENCH PROTEST OVER GENERAL DENTZ
    85 2 London, lUtuniaj THE French Government has inslrustcd the Prendi Ambassador vi Madrid. M. Pletri, to lodge a pro.est with the BriU.-h AinbassaUor, bir Samuel rtc&re, regrrdmg the detention of Gen. Dents, former High Commis ioner In Syria, an! 33 oOcei-s of tl.e Levant army, according
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    RUMANIA HAS LOST 100.000 TROOPS
    55 2 Ijibon. Saturday. RUMANIA has already lost 10)J00 trwtK on the eastern front, according to liiformatlon from reliable sources. Gen Antonescu has asked for German reinfoi cements. The losses have caused cr< at deprc>slon throughout Rumania wrnre there have been manifestations against Gen. Antone&cu in most
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    MORE REINFORCEMENTS
    33 2 London, Saturday FurC naval and artillery cooUngi-nU from Newfoundland arrived recently at a west coast port. An announcement to-dby -r.'.2s i: r i ta9 D. j Dcvles, NewfoundUod Tride ComßUatkner.— KeuUr.
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    U.S. DEPUTY MARSHAL ARRESTED IN SHANGHAI
    99 2 Shanghai, Saturaay. THE United Siatea Deputy Mars al Sam Tit'.ebaum, was arrested U- j day and held for quc-fn^ in the Ward R""'J Jai'. The American-owned P«t and Mercury said Ti:lebBum was bcln? investigated la conrcftion wl'h "jruiis whl-:h persons connected with th» Ou*-rld3
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    LORD WILLINGDON
    122 2 London. Saturday. •THE Marquis of WlPinsdon, who Is 75 and has been sufTerin? from double pneumonia for more thin a wc^k, was stated today to be slightly better. T atiy Wininptfon toU Reuter that the doc- i tors found lord Willlnjdon slightly bctl.r i this irorrint, but the
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    U.S. TANKER EXPLODES
    49 2 Dvtmtt, Saturday. THE tantcer Trans ter. carrying i 15,000 barrels of gasoline to Mon- treal, exc'.oaeci In rough weatner on Lake Erie on Friday. Two persons arc missing. The police raid they woulu j 'nves lgbte the pos^ibilitv of sart^a^e and "everything ess. I—United1 United Press.
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    U.S. PROPERTY IN REICH
    43 2 London, Saturday. QERMANY hai Issued a a?cr.e ordcrin? that ail property in the Reich holon^ln" to America, her po-sesslons or American citizens or pei:x-n« p'-manently r?sid;n-» in America mv tbe noticed to th; Finance Ministry, states the German wuclc^s.
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    Gestapo Men Arrive In Turkey
    168 2 Gestapo Men Arrive In Turkey BELIEVED TO BE ON WAY TO IRAN London, Saturday. TWO hifh officials oi tlic German Gestapo arrived by a special plane at Istanbul to-day, rubles John Walls, Kruters special correspondent in Ankara. They have been in the cii^« vt touch with the German ambassador, von
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    Turkey Welcomes Eden's Statement
    152 2 Ankara, Saturday. MR. Anthony Eden's statement in the House of Commons on Wednesday, reaffirming; British loyalty to the Anglu-Turkish treaty, has been greeted wi h warm approval by the Turkish press. The editor of the semi-oilioiul newspaper, Ulus. says: "Those who excel in the art of
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    Faqir Of Ipi Losing Hold On Followers
    101 2 Simla. Saturday. THE Faqir of Ipi, notor ous troublemaker on the Nor h Vest Frontier of India, is believed to have left Knaire. near Durand, and moved southwards übout 20 mi'es north-west of RazmaK. Discontent among his followers is said f o be
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    DEARNESS ALLOWANCE FOR BOMBAY WORKERS
    51 2 Bomb?y. Saturday. MORE than 200,000 workers in ths Bombay «ttDr» mills are receiving an increased dcarnrss allowance from .Tuly 1. The cost of this tUvnnet ti ir;dustrv during the next 12 months is computed at between on? and half crores and two crorrs of rupees.—
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    GERMANY ORDERS HOUSES FROM SWEDEN
    18 2 Germany has placed orders In Sweden for £563,000 worth of small Limber houses.
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    'Every Russian Is Out To Get You,' Says Nazi Officer
    528 3 Moscow, Saturday. DIFFICULTIES experienced by tlie Germans in main- taining their hold on territory occupied by Nazi forces are expressed in a letter from a German officer intended for his home and which gives a clue to the miserable isolation
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    Norwegians Are Not Keen About Anti-Soviet War
    123 3 London, Saturday. pREAT pressure has been put on i >* Norwegian officers to Join the Nor- wegian legion and support an appeal I for aiding "Finland's war against the Bolsheviks," says the Free Norwegian Telegraph Agency. The military and naval department of the
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    U.S. & Soviet Have Common Cause
    126 3 U.S. Soviet Have Common Cause London, Saturday. FE recent exchange of notes between Mr. Sumner Welles, the United Str.lcs Under-Secretary of State and M. Oumansky. Soviet Ambassador in Washington, indicates a rapproche--1 nent between United States and the l Soviet, but dees not rrean that a pact of friendship has
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    MOSCOW LANDMARK BOMBED BY NAZIS
    71 3 Moscow, Sa urday. IT has been revealed that during a recent nisht raid Herman planes tombed Academy of Science Library. on* of Moscow's famous landmarks. A shower of Jn-enriir.»-y boms i.»t fire to the bvlldSns: hous'n? a prl^ele?3 collection of S.OOO.'MV* volumes, but 16 emnloyees,
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    Nazi Atrocities In Fallen City
    127 3 London, Saturday. •APPALLING atrocities" stated to have been carried out by the Germans after ih;y ojcupicd the cltf of Lwow are described in a supplementary announcement to yesterday's Soviet communique. Many letters and reports, says tha announcement, have readied ths Soviet Information Bureau from citizens
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    CANADA'S "V" DRIVE
    29 3 Ottawa. Saturday. METROPOLITAN post offices throuphrMit Camda are to use ->n Obliterating stnmo bearing the letter "V" fol'owed by th? Morse code si~n for "V."— Reutcr.
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    Red Army Training
    48 3 As the vast territory ol Russia is crossed by numerous rivers, some of them of great width, the surmounting of water obstacles has been carefully considered in the Red Army training and equipment. Picture shows a pontoon bridge being laid across a river during traintng.
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    THREE R.A.F. MUSKETEERS FROM THE N.L
    218 3 London. Saturday. THE Daily Mall carries the story of thr RAF. musketeers "who travelled half-way around the word from the Netherlands Indies to participate in Britain's battle in the air, and who fought together in a Spitfire squadron and shot down a number of
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    SEVEN AXIS PLANES LOST IN CHANNEL
    35 3 London, Saturday. AN Air Ministry and Ministry of Home Security communique states that in offensive operations over tiie English Channel on Thursday the R.A F. destroyed seven enemy aircraft—Router.
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    Shanghai Forces Mobilized
    70 3 Shanghai. Saturday. ALL foreign armed forces in Shanghai have been mobilixed as precautionary measure in view of the approach of the anniversary of the Sino-Japanese war in Shanghai on Aug. 13, 1937. United States Marines and the Shanghai Volunteer Corps have began patrolling the streets and guarding
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    Guerillas Active In Yugoslavia
    259 3 Moscow, Saturday. AN open revolt against Fascist occupation has started In Yugoslavia, according to reports arriving from that country, says the Soviet Information Bureau. Armed clashes between the population and German troops have occurred in many towns and villages. Guerillas attack the German garrisons, destroy communications,
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    Evacuating The Canal Zone
    121 3 Cairo. Saturday. LUMBERS of evacuees from Alexan- dria and the Suez Canal Zone passed h rough ca ro on Thursday and yesterday in trains bound for upper Egypt. The people here are serving 8.000 meals dally for evacuees from the raided areas. The Imperial troops are
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    SWISS NATIONALS IN EAST TOLD TO LEAVE
    93 3 Shanghai. Saturday. THE Consul -General for Switzerland states he has received a communication from U» Swiss Legation in Tokio saying that any non-essential Svfea subjects wishing to evacuate from China and return to Switzerland should communicate with the Swiss Consul In Shanghai, aflrr
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    JAPANESE ASSETS IN VS.
    45 3 Washington, Saturday. •THE Department of Commerce esti- mates that Jaoan.se assets frozen by the United States total 5130.000.000. The Department's report says the Japanese assets are small In comparison with the $2,200,000,000 in European investments frozen on July 14.— United Press.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    49 3 OTTO KCHIHNLR of Zurich. Switzerland railed to rest on Au'ust 8. 1939. A oeau'iful memory lrft behind. Of a life that was always pood kind. A life made wonderful of kindly deeds And generous thoughts of others' needs. Inserted by his sorrowing family In Singapore and Switzerland.
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    380 6 BOOKS From Seattle To Sitka Three's a Crew. By Katherin* Pinkerton. Herbert Jenkins. 12s. 6d. F anyone should be thinking of making a home on a small boat and living ln hard working comfort, {Catherine Pinkerton's account of the seven years spent ln British Columbian and Alaskan waters by herself,
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    Sitting On The Fence
    1198 6  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By -CO far as we are concerned thr war has now entered its moat Interesting period. The gloves are off and the heads of Stales are hurling insults at each other. Mr. Winston Churchill's comparatively mild rrmarjes abowf Btler ("that wicked man") and Mircsolta*
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    Mainly About Malayans
    1389 7 Mainly About Malayans By The Onlooker I ONDON political experts are unanimous in predicting a brilliant political career for Capt Oliver Lyttelton, tin magnate and former chairman of the AngloOriental and General Investment Trust, Ltd., Ampat Tin Dredging Ltd., and other Malayan companies who has relinquished the Presidency of the
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    Maharaja Lays Stone For Indian Troops' Clubhouse
    253 8 Maharaja Lays Stone For Indian Troops' Clubhouse THO hundred men and women, represMitatiye of Singapore's many communities, looked on at Raffles reclamation ground yesterday when the Maharaja of Patiula laid the foundation stone for the new $15,000 clubhouse which is being built for Indian troops now stationed in Malaya. The
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    FALSE BEER LABELS ALLEGED IN CHARGE
    97 8 ALLEGED to have been found in possession of a bottle-opener, a large quantity of bott'ecaps and a one-cent piece for the purposes of counterfeiting a trade mark. Tiger Beer," Yam Ling Poh, a 28-year-old Hainanese. appeared in the Singapore Fifth Court yesterday. An alternative
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    FIVE YOUTHS CHARGED WITH RIOTING
    98 8 AS a sequel to an alleged disturt- ance in a house in Killlney Road on Aug. 7. Lee Kip Jin. a 28-year-old English-speaking Hokkien, Curley Steve, a 19-year-old Indian, Ahmat bin Seman. a 20-year-old Malay. Junin bin Seman, a 21 -year-old Malay, and Lachaman, a
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      THE ALHAMBRA
      41 8 THRILLS abound in "Daredevil to the Red Circle." the Republic 25-reei serial which opened with a midnight showing at the Alhambra cinema. The strong cast. Including Charles Qulgley, Herman Bra, David Sharpe and Carole Landls. gives a competent performances.
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      THE CATHAY
      41 8 DRIGHT musical entertainment, with several song hits, is provided by "Tlie Great American Broadcast'- which was j given a midnight showing at the Cathay Cinema Three popular fctars, Alice Faye, Jack Oakle and John Payne, give an outstanding performances.
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      26 8 Wardens of tbe Tanjong Pagar A.R.P. Division gave a dinner at the Great World restaurant last night for Mr. H. L. Hosklng, their retiring divisional warden.
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    WATER TANKS FOR A.R.P.
    69 8 (From Oar Own Correspondent) Te_terlo_, Saturday. CPKCIAL A.R.P. water Units o( cement and bricks are being constructed throarniut the State of Pahaag for emergency purposes In the event of the water main failing to function. In the Temerloh district about one dosen of these tanks are
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    Found In Hut With Samsu Still
    170 8 1 DISTIL for my own consumption," I said 56- year-old Liew Kirn when j he pleaded guilty in the Singapore I Fourth Court yesterday to a charge of having in his possession dutiable samsu without licence. Llew also faced an additional charre of having
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    CHINESE CHARGED
    74 8 •TEE LIM CHOK, aged 44, appeared in the Singapore Third Court yesterday on a charge that on Mar. 27 he used as genuine a forged promissory note for $200 made out in favour of one Tan Spn? Poon and nurportinc: to be signed by Chns Huan Poh, kncwlng
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    REMANDED IN CUSTODY
    66 8 ARRESTED by Singapore police on Friday in connection with a murder alleged to have been committed In Duneam Road on Mar. 26 two Indians. Andasamy, 35. and Pakirasamy, 22. appeared before Mr. K. K Oon in the Fifth Court yesterday. A charge of murdering Lvi Thye Keow
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    BEER LABELS CHARGE
    75 8 rO women. Tan Ah Heng aged 45, and Ho Khoo Boh, aged 37, appeared in the Singapore Third Court yesterday on a charge that on Friday they were found in possession of "Tiger" beer labels for the purpose of denoting that beer was manufactured by the Malayan
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    Song Offering
    95 8 (To Tagore) Now thou art gone. Ah! who is it shall bid us come With all the old delight Of labour done, end th? long, songfllled night? V/c call thee but in vain; The dusk is dumb And the close dark is chlorous with pain Now thou art
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    New Mining Bill For Federal Council
    229 8 New Mining Bill For Federal Council (From Our Own < orrcspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE Leral Adviser. IMS v ill 1 move =t the Federal Council meeting on Au... 19 a Bill to permit raining beneath alienated lands. This Rill may be taken through all its stages. The Personal Injuries
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    TEA PARTY FOR A.I.F. & INDIAN TROOPS
    96 8 TEA PARTY FOR A.I.F. INDIAN TROOPS <From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. MORE than 100 persons attended a tea party given by Mr. Teoh Sew Khor at his residence at Kluang in honour of members of Australian and Indian regiments Lt -Col. K Harvey Preston and several other officers
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    VOLUNTEER C.S.M. FINED $250 FOR SELLING RIFLE
    346 8 VOLUNTEER C.S.M. FINED $250 FOR SELLING RIFLE From Our Own, Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A FINE of $250 was imposed by Mr' J. S. W Reid, District Officer, Klang, on C. S. M. Berry when he I convicted him to-day at the Klang court on charges of committing breach of
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    Foreman Acquitted On Three Charges
    126 8 WONG SONG SHING, a 35-year-old Shanghai foreman of the Malayan Wire Mesh and Fencing Co.. Ltd.. was acquitted in the Singapore Criminal District Court yesterday after standing trial on three charges under the Prevention of Corruption Ordinance. Won? was all?ged to have corruotly accepted for
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    MALACCA DONATIONS TO PATRIOTIC FUND
    182 8 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. MALACCA contributions to the Malaya ITI Patriotic Fund for July amounted to $3,126.42. Subscribers were: T. A. Barnes $5: O. W. Bryant $30; N. Coulson $15: Dr. W. B. Haines $25; H. H. Fortescue $20; Mr. and Mrs. W.
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    COLONYDEFENCE MEASURES
    322 9 Precautions In Port, By Ships Ashore IMPORTANT defence measures are to be taken in Malaya 1 under the various emergency ordinances introduced upon the outbreak of war with Germany. One of these is the formation of a Special Branch in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. This will consist
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    Soldier Guilty Of Theft From His Host
    256 9 George Bailey Sanaom, adviser to the Singapore branch of the; j British Ministry of Economic War- fare, was the complainant in a case in the Singapore Fifth Court yes- j terday when Stuart S. Robinson, a j young European soldier, admitted I stealing
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    POLICE BAND PLAYS AT GARDENS TO-NIGHT
    127 9 THE Police Band will play to-day at Botan.c I Gardens at 8.30 p.m.: March, Steps oi Glory (Aubrey Winter); Overture. Romantique (Keler Bel:- selrction. Reminiscences of Scotland (arr. by Godfrey); Waltz. A. Waltz of Dream (Strauss); Sketch. Patsy (W. 11. Myddlcton); Selection, Snow White
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    COINS CHARGE
    74 9 A 56-YEAR-OLD Chinese. Low Kirn alias Lav Kam. appeared in the Singapore Third Court yesterday on a charge that on Friday he had in his possession in his hut near 9V Z miles. Bukit Tlmah Road, 2,189 counterfeit fifty-cent pieces. Low also faced a charge of having in
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    36 9 MR. M. \l. ABDUL, CADER expresses nis tmicerc Ui^niu lor the num. roui ci.Us. telegrams, and inters of condolence* received from friends In his bereavement over the demia? of bis beloved wife recently In Ceylon.
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    PRISON FOR A.I.F. MEN
    299 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. AFTER a hearing lasting two days. Mr. Justice W. K. Home at a special session of the Negri Sembilan Assizes yesterday found five privates of the A.I.F. guilty on a charge of housebreaking with intent to commit theft at the
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    FINE AND SUSPENSION OF DRIVING LICENCE
    89 9 (From Our Orrn Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. CULONG BIN MAHADI. a Malay car- driver with a previous conviction for causing death by rash driving, pleaded guilty in the Police Court today on a summons for negligent driving. It was stated by the piosecution that while
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    RIOTING ALLEGED
    82 9 THIRTY- YEAR-OLD Ng Ah Ti alias Hun Sal Ti appeared in the Singapore Third Court yesterday, when a charge that at 4.10 p.m. on June 20 he, armed with a dagger, committed an cfTence or rioting at Havelock Road was explained to him. Ng also faced two charges
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    Weddings In Singapore
    8 9 CORPORAL SCULLY AND HIS BRIUL.
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    Killed Man With Rice Pounder
    92 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. SEVEN years' rigorous Imprisonment was the sentence passed by Mr. Justice Manning at the Johore Assizes on a Tamil rubber tapper. Doraisamy whe after trial on a charge of murder was found guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to
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    "MALAYAN COMMUNIST PARTY" MENTIONED
    58 9 ALLEGED to have been members of the Malayan Communist Party." an unlawful society, two youths, Kno Kian Leng and Ng Eng Slong, claimed trial on the charge in the Singapore Third Court yesterday. Bail of $500 in two sureties each was offered and the case was
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    Singapore Man Dies In Plane Accident
    186 9 Singapore Man Dies In Plane Accident OR. ATHOL FOSTER, Singapore state cricketer and outstanding Rugby player for the Singapore Cricket Cluß, who left Singapore soon after the outbreak of war and returned to New Zealand to Join the Air Force, has been killed in an air crrsh In Auckland. Mr.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    368 9 Pri imunme of drills up to and far weak ending Aug. 17: Monday. August 11. 1715 hrs Headquarters S.R.A. <v> Sec Training; 1715 hrs Headquarters SSL. Bty R.A. (v) Manning and L. O. Training; 1730 hrs Mt. Rosie Road No. 1 Sec 5.8.1). Sec R.B. 'v) B.D.
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    BOY'S FATAL FALL
    91 9 UR. W. G. PORTER, the Singapore Coroner, recorded a verdict of misadventure at an inquiry yesterday into the death of an Indian boy. Thandayu Thapani, who while on his way to the latrine In his house in Market Street on Aug. 1 slipped, fell on his head
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    Scully—Aeria
    139 9 Scully— Aeria "THE wedding took place at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd last week of Miss Jeanne Mar».< A?: la. of the Statistics Dept.. Singapore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs F. C. Aeria, and Corporal Scully of the Royal Air Force, Seletar, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
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    Ess—Boyer
    92 9 Ess Boyer MR. DUDLEY ESS, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. J. Eh, of Singapore, was married to Miss Marjorie Boyer, daughter of Mr. A. Boyer of Singapore and the late Mrs. Boyer, at the Cathedral of the Oocd Shepherd yesterday. The Rev. Father N. Maury conducted the service.
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      Opinion A. R. P.
      730 10 Opinion A. R. P. AT the conclusion of Singapore's black-out exercises in June, we criticized, somewhat adversely but constructively, the manner in which the exercises were designed we maintained that they fell far short of tests which would arise if Singapore were attacked and we suggested that a great deal
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    London's Fire Fighters
    993 10 Impressions by Geoffrey Vane, on leave in Britain from East Africa COURAGEOUS "amateurs" drawn from all ranks and every walk of life, tutored and tested in a holocaust of flames and bombs, comprise that invincible company of fire fighters known as the A.F.S. One may find their
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    People Are Urged To Keep Sense Of Proportion
    320 10 London, Saturday. THE Daily Mail counsels the British people to keep sense of pn>p<>rtion and be neither over-elated by successes nor unduly disturbed by reverses. In a leader to-day the Daily Mail says "We do not suggest that there is any reason
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      748 10 THE NEW WORLD CABARET TO-DAY TIFFIN DANCE Choose the tailor who has given complete satisfaction to his clients tor over 20 years. Cheati H 4 f* have a widt lßk V] range of suit H B lengths HL**-* "Rockville" Wr*mCvh suiting) USA. |A| WAIS SWELL'S HI 'Kfl in Silk and
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      149 10 Mrs* Can t: "How I envy your lovely skin!" Mrs* Cans "What you should envy is my morning Eno!" Lin**, wrinkles and poor com- ENO it At pUxion «r* often th* result be C a U of a sluggish, unhealthy blood- EMo stream. TaU Eno's regularly. trattd v 7 'o.crii.
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    This Abyssinian Sniper Needed No Camouflage
    43 11 Taking full advantage of the natural cover v. liich the country provided, patriotic Abyssinians played a large part in harassing th«- Italians in the days before HritLsh and Indir.n Forces restored the country to its rightful owners.
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    Flier Taken Prisoner & Condemned To Death Gains His Freedom
    284 11 Flier Taken Prisoner Condemned To Death Gains His Freedom THE auventure of a Free French flier captured in Abyssinia, sentenced to death by an Italian court-martial, and kept in a cell for six months until the British captured Dessie, has now been told says the News Chronicle. One of many
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    Britain Scrapping Brick Shelters
    93 11 DRICK surface air-raid shelters in Britain, whi. h cost millions of pounds to build, are to be scrapped, according to a London message to th^ Sydney Telegraph. They will be replaced by modern reinforced concrete structures, designed hy Sir Giles Scott, architect of Liverpool Cathedral. Tests
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    Boy's Behaviour Characterized As "Hitlerian"
    202 11 Boy's Behaviour Characterized As "Hitlerian" -LJITIKKIAN Insanity" was used for the first time in the history of British law at the Old Bailey recently to describe the mental condition of a prisoner. Dr. A. P. Roositer Lewis, medical officer at Feltham Boys' Prison, Middlesex, thought this was the disease from
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    Mystery Death Of Young Woman In South Melbourne
    180 11 f"\ETECTrVES were rushed to an apartment house at Bank-street, South Melbourne, where Mrs. Edna Pearce, 29, was found dead, one night recently. Bhe was formerly Miss Edna Parker, of Edward-street. Sydney. With her husband. Albert Pearce. of the A.1. F.. she had
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    FAR EAST SITUATION CAUSES EASIER PRICES
    1143 12 The Week's Markets BY THE SUNDAY TIMES FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT Singapore, Saturday. I HAVE tried to forget about the paragraph that appeared in this column last Sunday about the 24--inch nails, but interested parties Just refuse to let me alone. On Monday came a Htth
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    STOCK EXCHANGE EASIER
    136 12 London, Aug. 8. THE Stock Exchange opened steady in spite of occasional profit-taking. with gilt-edged shorts higher and others maintained Oils were steady. Japanese Bond 3 were one point down, i Industrials were mixed, with a good undertone South American rails were s';rong on good traffic returns
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    87 12 Singapore. Saturday, Amg 9. noon Hnyers Selien fric« Frier* Na. IX B.SS. (3s»t loose) 38^ 337; No. DC BLS.S. rob id rases Jaiy-Aaf. (Seller's avttoti) U% S*t» C.F.A.Q. R.S.S. Co.b. m bales Jaly-Aug. (Seller's option) JBV4 SS!i P.A.Q. Its R. f o b ta bales
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    Share Quotations
    284 12 SATURDAY, AUG. t. 1M1: l*~Z9 P.M. r PIIE following alterations to share, quottx Uocu published in the Stra.'ts Times were made yesterday: TINS K. Kamuntlng (3s) Us 7Hd 11s 10<4d c.d. Kramat Tin (ta> 13a 13a 6d cd. I Knchal Tin (M eta.) 1.55 I.CO Kundang Tin (£>
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    40 12 London, Aug. 8. It is confirmed that the Food Ministry has bought 100,000 ton* of Cuban bUgar. This purchase continues to be the general British policy since the conservation of freight became more important than the conservation of dollars. -Reuter.
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    31 12 London, Aug. 8. Tin opened quiet. The turnover was > tons. Business was virtually at a standstill, pending developments. After official hours there was no business and prices remained unchanged.— 1 Renter.
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      670 12 fONE KEY] I SO IT IS WITH PAINTS I g There it a Par Paiat far eaei reqaireamt.... P PARALtN Nigh grass Paiat ter iatenor fk and exterior woodwerk. H PAR ALUX —Quick Dryiaf syathatic 1 Enamel far geaaral dacaraC thra work. B PAIOSCO Hard Dryiag Enamel far ase M
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    Some Weil-Known Landmarks Of London In Ruins
    1646 13 Some Weil-Known Landmarks Of London In Ruins MORE of the old and mellow buildings of London, it may now be stated, have been consumed by fire or blasted by high explosive in recent air raids. Charterhouse and the church of St. Mary-le-Bow, famed the world over for its bells, have
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    The A.I.F. At Training
    47 13 Men of a pioneer battalion of the Australian Imperial Forces are seen here during their rigorous and comprehensive training in the Australian bosh. "Treks" under active service conditions are part of the training of the A.I.F. Picture shows a halt by the wayside.
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    British Mission Very Popular In Moscow
    170 13 DUSSIAN soldiers have ceased to be puzzled by the uniforms of members of the British military mission in Moscow. They now salute British officers as they would their own. Enthusiasm for the mission is growing in Moscow. Civilians often call out greetings in the
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      1176 13 ■TL •iL V* 1 1 here s the r jfi ,^,l I new nurse. I M Jl* I Isn't she a I idaizlerEn?! Bil 8 D I Kather ?A V^r J and whal jfefe m I splendid I f^||r^£?tk TTave you ever used Eucbyl Tooth I Powdeh? It is the
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    The Help You Can Give Your Make-up
    639 14 Max Factor's Advice HOLLYWOOD'S beautiful Ann Sotherns, Joan Crawfords, and Sylvia Sidneys or any other of the glamorous stars whose names may come to your mmd are the world's most reasonable women when it comes to making demands upon their grooming. The film
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    "Syphilis Of The Eye"
    289 15 By R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc, (Dr. of Octlar Science) THOMPSON OPTICAL CO Syphilis in any or all of its three ■tages may affect the eye. Primary ■ores of the lids and surface of the eye may be produced If the organism liplrochaeta p&IJ da) of syphilis
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    What The Stars Foretell
    1302 15  -  R.H. Naylor By AUGUST 10: Difficult to prophesy about the next few months. Life will be "different." You will have queer experiences, do things r:ut at th n oment seem impossible Friri.oships, in particular will run on unusual lines. From now until late Autumn and perhaps
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    Weddings
    57 15 Mr. Boh Chins Hue, rraiidson of Mr. Beh Chsc Honr. of Tronc and Mi» Yrwh Chee Kiaa. daiifhtcr of Mr. Teoh Soo Enr. were married at the Taiptac The woddinf of Inche Motid Sbjuiff bin aT«lnm and MJm Malaunanh btote AMu'!»h took pli.ee at Kunpon: Jacota, winfuporc The (room
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      306 15 THIS WEEK FOR YOU JANUARY (Dec. 21— Jan. 19): Centre of interest this we«k lies in home affairs, famiIly health. Working conditions change (or better towards verk-end. FEBRUARY (Jan. 30— Feb. 18): Money comes In more readily, perhaps through I lucky 'spec.' Family crisis about Friday I Headway made m
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      509 16 HOW TO PUT ON POUNDS OF FLESH IN A FEW WEEKS Take Tasteless Vitamin Tablets Men and women who are losing weight, who live under the shadow of a nameless dread, can take fresh courage. During the last two years, a wonderful new flesh-forming, weiphtincreaslng tonic has come to this
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      1089 16 Wireless Programmes TO-DAY SINGAPORE ZHL 1.133 «c/» r'tt to.) ZHPI 9.89 me/* C 50.96 am.) (ZHP2 6.474 me* »SSI m.) ZHFI Ml mt/. (»lja m.) ZBL ZHPI ZHP3 ZHPI 6.J8 a.m. Singapore calling: 8.33 a.m. Mews In French relayed from London; 8.80 a.m. News commentary !n .-rei«tii: i.us am Recorded
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      410 16 corded Arabic music: 8. 35 p.m. News in Arabic; 8 .55 p.m. European music on gramophone records; 9.05 p.m. News In French; 9.20 p.m. News In Hindustani relayed from London; 9.45 p.m. French programme; 10.45 p.m. Close down. MIROM tUU v.v me/* (1141 mo; tut i*.is mea 1 198* m.);
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    Garrison Sports Notes
    1294 17  -  Doc. By •TWO games of cricket are being played to- day which hold more than ujual interest to cricket enthusiasts, the semi-final of th Garrison cricixt competition and the Officer; »s. Other Ranks match. The former game will be playeU at Changi when the holders J the
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    Singapore Badminton Notes
    723 17 Singapore Badminton Notes <By Our Badminton Correspondent) THE trip to the Federal Capital during the 1 holidays by the Devonshire 8.P., champions of the last ooen inter-club competition, was a very successful one from all points of i view and apart from the credl'able show put up by the local
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    J.B. BADMINTON CHAMPION
    234 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Jonore Bahru, Saturday. CINGAPORE Junior singles and doubles tiue holder, Ismail bin Hajl Marjan, annexes the championship In thr Johore Bahru bac-mlntr-n tournament yesterday, beating L*tnbak In a strenuously fought game that rmi) to three sets. Effective smashes and clevct placing were the
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    AUGUST B.P.
    325 17 The August B.P. table-tennis team tourea I Kuala Lumpur last week-end. Results of the' parries are (August first): Beat Selan<?ar Chinese Athletic Association 4—l. Chua Kirn Hearn beat Cho ChaK Lam B—l. Lai Ying Hon beat Leong lc Ng 3—o. Yeo Cheng Hal lost to Ho Kum Thu
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    MERRILADS MUSICAL ASSN.
    199 17 At the annual general meeting of the MerrUads Musical Association the following were elected office -bearers Patron, 8. J. Chan: vice-patroi*. Chua Rock Lwee: hon. president. lim Kirn Tlan: hon. vice-presid-ents. Koli Kirn Tuan. Lee Choon Eau, Low Kway Song. Lee Pang Soo. Lee Tlan Seek, Ong
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    NEGRI SOCCER
    115 17 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. BY beating the Negri Sembilan Police by two goals to nil. the Port Dickson soccer I U am won the Hose Cup competition, i Port Dickson played typical cup tie soccer and their bustling tactics upset the Police defence. Particularly brilliant in
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    RED ROSE B.P.
    66 17 The following will represent the Red Rose B.P. against the aaayblossom B.P. 10-Uay (Sunday) on the home court. 60. Lortmg "J". Ttlok- Kurau. beginning at 3 p.m.: Byed Salim. M. A. lange (capt.), C. P. Lange i George Albert Thcr-elra, Vincent Perelra. Walter Dendroff, F. S. de
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    SHE HAD NO ENERGY!
    235 18 Now in the best of health •"Since I have had my little baby, I have suiTered terribly from constipation and lassitude. I felt te:ri'>ly low and depressed and everything was too murh trouble lor me. But I was recommended to tr.ke Fynnon Salt and non I
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    Gelling Up Nights Makes You Old Before Your Time
    375 18 According to MttMttH, t>s out ot evcr> 100 men sooner or later are started on the road to premature old age by prostate gland trouble. One of the commonest symptoms of this dangerous and mysterious lard ailment If the necessity of
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    GRAND PRIX WINS MILE RACE
    1544 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penan?, Saturday. A FEATURE of the last day of the Penan? Turf Club's summer meeting to-day was the victory of Grand Prix in the mile race for crack horses. Trained by Van Breukelen and ridden by Woods, Grand Prix romped home
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    WEIGHTS FOR THE FIRST DAY OF TAIPING MEETING
    212 18 WEIGHTS FOR THE FIRST DAY OF TAIPING MEETING (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiplng, Saturday. POLLOWINO are the weighs for the first day of the Taipln* Turf Club's a Mßust professional meeting on Aug. 14Ilones. Class 3, About 5 furlongs Burraneer >.10 Stormy Night «.01 j Famlcy 8.08 The Emperor 7.11
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    SEPOY LINES G.C.
    80 18 The Sepoy Lines Golf Club women's monthly medal competition resulted In a win for Mrs. J. W. Softley. The following cards wen returned: Mn. J. W. Softley B+HV4 19\4. Mrs. A. D. Williamson 114 7', 18 1 4. Mn. D. A. B Hopkln 3 134=164, Mn. C.
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    Webb Cup Cricket
    485 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Secamat. Saturday. npHERE was an exciting finish to the I 1 annual cricket match for the Webb I Cup between the Jol.ore English ColI l?ge and the Segamat English School, I the Secamat schoolboys wlhnins by 11 runs. Highlights of the match were
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    B.H.L. TABLE TENNIS
    38 18 The Singapore Table Tennis Association Is to run an Invitation Business Houses league championship. Fntrle* should te sent to the hon. secretary, Mr. Joseph Van. e'o China Insurance Company. Ltd., Medeiros Building, before Aur. 20.
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    89 18 The Ceylon Sporta Club, Singapore, met the Tamilian Physical Culture Association. Koala I umpur, at hockry and cricket as Kuala Lumpur dmlnr Angrnst holidays. They won the hockry but lost the cricket. A tea-party was held at the Tamilian Physiral Culture Association, "rated (left to rl»ht) MUs G. Kandlah, MUs
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    TEACHERS WIN AGAINST BOYS
    249 18 PLAYINQ cricket at Raffles Institution yesterday beginning at 11 a.m., the Teachers' Association won the ma.eh aga nst tne Combined Schools by two runs. P. O. Segeram of Rattles Institution got his 100 th. wicket cf the season when he took five for 24. SINGAPORE TEACHERS'
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    TKOY'S CENTURY
    222 18 BRILLIANT batting Dy R. Thoy, who scored an undrteated IDS runs j featured the cricket nuuch at the Padang yesterday in which the Com- bined Col'eges were held to a draw by the Singapore Recreation Club. COMBINED COLLEGES Abdul Aziz b Jan&en 4 B. S. Varma o Marchuil
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    Lall Singh Gets 98 Not Out
    287 18 EXTRA time sporlingly allowed by the Straits Chinese Kecroatxn Club enabled the Y. MCA. to win by four wickets in a cricket match played at Hong Lim Green yesterday. The V.M.C A. largely owed theli victory to Lail Singh, who hit freely for his
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    PARTHAN SHIELD
    59 18 (From Our Own Corresp ndenO Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE Perak Indians beat the Selangor j Indians by three goals to nil in the semi-nnal of the soccer competition for the Parthan Shield to-day. The Perak team were easily superior They scored all three goal* In the seennd ha'f
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    SULTAN OF PERAK POLO CUP
    50 18 Singapore retained the Sultan of Perak Cup when they beat the Malay States at the Singapore Polo Club yesterday by six goals to four. Manchester* beat the 8C FA by three goals to nil In a reserve division njue soccer match played at Tanglln yesterday.
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    Men's Open Badminton Singles
    753 18 Men's Open Badminton Singles A LARGE crowd turned t:n nt th« Clerical t'nion Hall yrsterday to I watch the seml-rlmi mntchrs oi the [men's open badminton sinrMes wliicti, as expected, resulted in Worts Pen? Soon, Mayflowers, and Yap Chin Tee, j Devcnchiros, qbalif ylng to meet in the Qnal. I
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    St. Andrew's Muar, School Sports
    222 18 (From Our Own Corresponc ?nO Muar. ST. Andrew's School, Mucx, ath'c Iz sports there was- a tie in the nciivldual champioi ship, Junior division, between Khalid and Jit Poi. The senior division championship was carried by Kwang Hul SIXIOE LYI.N I •> 100 Yards: I.
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    WATER-POLO CANCELLED
    30 18 rE water -polo match between the Singapore Swimming Club and the Chinee Swim* mini; Club, which was arranged to be played at the S.C.C. to-day, has been cancelled.
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    SCHOOL SPORTS AT BATU PAHAT
    629 19 (From Our Own Correspondent Baiu Pu. t. AT the athletic sports of the Govern.nent English School. Batu Pahat, Chu'an House easily became champion House for the aecond y.ar In succession w'th 152 points. I C. SMvadurai, who was Individual champion ■with 18 points, beongs to
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    INDIAN SOCCER
    41 19 Calcutta, Saturday. AFTER two drawn games, the Military eleven got the better of Mohan Bagan, fat the Indian Football Association Shield re-play, by one goal to nil. In the other game, the Aryans, holders, defeated East Bengal one-nil Reuter.
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    25 19 Owing to the school holidays, the cricket match between the St. Andrew's School and the Royal Air Force (S^lctar) at Woodsville, had to br cancelled.
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    CLARKE SHIELD
    222 19 DEADLY bowling by J. N. Fernando and M. Uammell who took six wickets for 13 and four for 10 respectively, enabled tr*e Christian Brothers Old Boys to beat the Fiesent Boys by 72 runs in their cticket match played lor the Clarke shield on the St. Joseph's ground
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    TRAIL'S 6 FOR 28
    242 19 *pRAIL, taking si* wickets for 28 runs. greatly heloed the S.R.C. second team to beat the S.C.C. second string by 41 runs in a cricket match played on the Padang, yesterday. S.R.C. n S. de Cruz ht. wkt. b Cox 21, S Hope c OuUand b
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    Police & Navy Draw
    196 19 Police Navy Draw THE cricket match between the Sngapore Police and the Royal Navy at the Depot yesterday ended in a draw, time in ervening. Royal Navy: Farbrother c Harbajan Singh b Sullivan 7; Waites c Cbeow Bang b Wilson Ci; Haney b GulLvan 6; Sea.c., c (VMM Eang b
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    49 19 The August mixed foursome held at the Island dub resulted:— Mrs. C. J. Poh and Cheong Cliae lim 50— 1J^35; Mrs. Wyckoff and B. H. Chua 45 7=38: Mrs. Oei and T. Cheah 49— 10% =38^4; Mrs. C. A. R. Batcman and P. Da Costa 47—8)4=38%.
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    Chinese Athletic Win Well
    306 19 RECOVERING nicely in the last 15 minutes of the game, the Chinese Athletic team beat che Malays by two goals to one at Ansoa Road stadium yesterday, in the nrst division of the league. I; was a good game, cleanly contested and full of thrills. The
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    123 19 Picture taken at the eight annlrersary ee!ebraflon of the Ptayfair BP. (left to right): Front row: Sim Lye Iloat, Amy Lee, Andrew Koh, Ronn> Lee, Janet Lee, Chan Kit Mob; Seated: Dory Tan, Yong Scok Lian, Laura Lau, Lim Lian Seng, Robert Lee, Johnny Tay, Chan Swee Lee, Koh Ken*
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    Canadian Golf Championship
    177 19 Toronto, Friday. PR the first time since 1S»14 th-re are prospect* 01 the Canadian opan golf championship remaining at home as Robert Gray Jnr. had a par-shatter-ing 65 in the second round for a halfway aggregate of 135. Robert Gray was born In Scotland and went to
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    Loyals Beat A.A. Regt.
    205 19 THE Loyal Regiment beat an Antl--1 Aircraft Regiment by two wickets in a crick©; match played at Changi yesterday. A. A. Kcgimeai: Sgt. Coiby c Parkinson b Tuim.- L/Bar. fc>~ul]y b Ai nrr I; Gi.r. Labrooy b Heaton 1; Lieut. Hamp b Heaton 0; Capt. Fierce
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    Stonor Shield Final
    216 19 (From Our Own Correspondent! Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE TP.C.A. did vry well to get a very strong Selangor Club aide out for the modest score of 124 runs in the first innings of the Stonor Shield final to-day. SELANGOR CLUB T. M. Hart c Kama; b NalUah
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    HOLE IN ONE
    45 19 Playing at Bukit Timah golf course with W. J. Gibb. A. J. Williams, a victor from Bangkok, did the seventeenth hole, a distance of 138 yards, m one. This is bis third hole In one. tee others being In Rangoon and Bagkok.
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    KHO SIN KIE AT S.C.R.C
    29 19 Kho Sin Kie, Davit Cup tennis player, wm p!ay friendly matchfs at the Btralts Chine.-c Recreation Club on Monday, beglnI nine at 4.30 p.m.
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    Negri Sports Notes
    747 19 fProm Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. GREAT disappointment was caused in cricket circks in Negil Sembilin over the dismal lailure cf the Malay States batsmen Jn the annual M^liy State:, versus Colony match played at Penang last week. This disappointment Is not surprising I when one considers that
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    Victory By One Run
    280 19 (From Our Own Correspondent; Joh ore Bahru. T»HK annual cricket match between the students and the teachers of the EngHsh College ended in a victory for the boys by a single run. Scores: Teachers: Ahmad Bulatman c Yunan b RaUiam 33, O. Lowe c Ratnam b
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    Scottish Soccer
    89 19 W London, Saurday. HILE English football is in th» thross of domestic trouble, Scottish soccer, after only a few weeks' rest opened a new sr-sori *o-- v. Glasgow Rangers, the only club running two teams, made a toccessiOl start, both thp teams winning, says Reuter. ResultsSOUHTHEKN LEAGUE Albion
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    LEAGUE TABLES
    462 19 "■«j> uivisivn P. W. L. D. P. A Pta. Cheese *S.C.F.A.) v 2 »«J v M K-A.P. 13 13 3 254 21 28 L «y»i* 19 12 5 2 13 21 n Fortress R.E. 21 11 6 4 53 34 23 Chinese Athletic 10 11 5 438 at,
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    Young Frenchmen Fly To England In Stolen Plane
    380 20 A SWASTIKA-MARKED plane circled low over a field in England and prepared to land. Covering it with their v capons puzzled R.A.F. men waited grimly as th* machine came lower and lower Meanwhile the two men in the plane kept wav- ing
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    MARRIAGE, BUT NO PROPOSAL
    105 20 Lan Macpherson, of the R.A.F., is to be married in December —to a girl to whom he has not proposed. He had a cable last week from South America: "Returning London December for wedding. Helen." He was so surprised he cabled back: "Is it me?" and
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    LINER WANGANELLA NOW HOSPITAL SHIP
    35 20 THE former Tasman liner, S.S. Wanganella, 10,000 tons, has been converted to a hospital shlp, with accommodation for 450 patients, the Army Minister, Mr. P. Spender, disclosed in Melbourne recently.
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    21 20 The two young Frenchmen with th<ir stolen German aircraft, shortly after their Undine in England.
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    A.I.F. Girls Manned Guns Against Nazi Bombers
    101 20 A USTRALIAN nurses maimed machine-guns against Nazi dive-bombers during the evacuation of Greece. i Members of the crew of the Australian destroyer Vampire said this when they arrived In Adelaide recently by train. It was wonderful to see these girls behind Bren guns
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    NO MORE CANE IN SCHOOLS
    130 20 HTHE New South Wales Minister for Education. Mr. C. R. Evatt, told the Parents and Citizens' Associations' Conference in Sydney that he had dei elded to abolish corporal punishment in public schools. Mr. Evatt said that he hoped also to abolish corporal punishment in lni
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    "Stop" Light For Speeches
    93 20 MEMBERS of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly cheered when the new Speaker, Mr. D. dyne, announced that he had had a red light installed in the Chamber which he would switch on to warn speakers three m.routes before their time limits expired. This would be
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    Guggenheim Fortune For 4 Showgirls
    94 20 A MILLIONAIRE Industrialist who died last year left his fortune to four showgirls and nothing to his wife or son. He was William Guggenheim, a member of one of the United States' wealthiest families. Guggenheim, who was 72 when he died, left an estate valued
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    MAN'S AMAZING FORTITUDE
    151 20 A MAN slipped on a piece of coal while at work and fell against some revolving machinery The machinery tore oft his left am and shoulder blade. He was bleeding heavily. But he made his way down a ladder, then down five flights of eleven stair? each
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    Miss Nancy Cunard Barred From U.S.
    99 20 AillSS Nancy Cunard. daughter of the late Sir Bache Cunard. was denied entry into the United States recently. Miss Cunard had arrived in New York in a Spanish liner from Havana (Cuba), where the United States Consulate had refused her a visa. Miss Cunard,
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    Sorry, Sir, My Teeth Froze Up !
    76 20 Sorry, Sir, My Teeth Froze Up J*ECAUSE of a severe frost, a soldier in a New Zealand country camp turned out late for morning parade and without his teeth He had placed his false teeth in a glass of water over-night, and tn the morning they were frozen m a
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    Tale Of "Owd Bob," Dog Hero Of Birmingham
    207 20 Tale Of "Owd Bob, Dog Hero Of Birmingham MONTHS ago, a neglected and starving dog was picked up in the streets of Birmingham. He was taken home, fed and nursed by Mrs. W. B. Slater, who runs an Animals' Hcme in the Harborne district. She grew fond of him as
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    BERNARD SHAW'S TELLING WORLD WHAT'S WHAT
    167 20 rEORGE BERNARD SHAW announced on his 85th birth- day recently that he is writing a new book on politics. Shaw said he would call It "Everybody's Political What's What." "I've discovered that nobody knows the ABC. of politics," he sairj. "My book will be
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