The Straits Times, 11 September 1941

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    37 1 FINAL EDTN. The Straits Times fESTABUSHED NEARLY A CENTURYI MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-LARGEST NET SALES 16 PAGES, SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 1941. PRICE 5 CENTS. The Straits Times 16 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1941. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      784 2 PIANOS FOB SALE One Garcia Made Piano. Splendid condition and tone. Apply Amber Mansions. EXPERIENCED PIANO TEACHER free to coach private students. Apply to Box No. 187. Straits Times. PIANO required by station crew H.M. W/T Station Kranjl. Price to RJ>.O. Bbro Tel 3943 extension 12. BOARD aiRESIDENcT BAST ANGLIA.
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      784 2 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. The Directors of the Austral Malay group of Companies announce that at Government request. Information regarding monthly dredging results will not be published In future. PILOT OFFICER R. H. W. HORN M. M. Deceased. Any person baring a claim against the Estate of the abovenamed Officer it
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      493 2 DOGS FOB SALS 3 Alsatian does, 9 months old thoroughbreds. On view at any time at IS, Cbaneery Lane, Singapore. AUCTION NOTICES THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS, AUCTION SALE Of wen-Bade polished teak household furniture, O. B.C. electric table fan (r.lmost newi Etc., Etc.. (By order of Mr J. J. Richardson of
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      715 3 FAMOUS DOCTORS PRAISE KIDNEY MEDICINE That Acts In 24 Hours To End RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, NEURITIS, LUMBAGO, BACKACHE, NERVOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, CIRCLES UNDER EYES, LOSS OF ENERGY and APPETITE, PUFFY ANKLES, BURNING, SMARTING PASSAGES and GETTING UP NIGHTS, etc. Who should know better than fully qualified medical men, who rtudy In the
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      556 3 Broadcasting T{%mY% /L.^T sxamophore records; 10.20 p m. "On Toung ■^■r» M Shouluers," a talk relajcJ l.oiu London; SINGAPORE 10 p m cw d znk 5 p.m. Tamil music: 5.30 p.m. News la nil- tit m IIU «/es TunU; 5.40 p.m. Singapore Gha^al party. ZHP.I It.M a ».t3 m,'t% A
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    AROUND THE MARKETS
    416 4 DEMAND FOR RUBBERS AND PRICES RISE TINS INDUSTRIALS STEADY By Oar Financial Correspondent Singapore, Sept. 11. "THE share markets were again firm at the opening this morning and there was an early inquiry for some rubber shares. Yesterday this section accounted for most of the business done,
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    AUGUST RUBBER CROPS
    53 4 T*HE following crops of rubber were harvested In August: r> Amalgamated Bruas 105.625 Alor Oajbh 17 DOO Austr*lasu 2'.i00 Ayer Panas 73,000 Bukit K'lbu IC.iOO Olenealy 51 0(0 Jalan Krbun 12.100 Klu_r.,? 4J403 Pajam 202.500 Port SweU?nham 8 100 Talisman 10,000 Tambalaa- 19.000 Telulc Aaiin J»: Ulu
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    EXCHANGES
    176 4 Tfce follow lrj| art tfie WCTUUH« .v» O>l> i rr. jning according K> u.e <— lrj drcvU-i laiu*. j ov Urn Booskanc apa 9banc_u Btintim Corporation:— SB-UNO London T.T 8/4 I /JJ London demand 3/4 I/J3 Switzerland (T.T. only) 202.46 New York demand 47.10 Montreal demand tI.M Baiavta demana
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    COMMODITIES & EXCHANGES
    122 4 COMMODITIES EXCHANGES cPiuui Out owii Cim m pciodf nt London, Sept. 10. COMMODITY and Exchange awrgeu ClOMd m follow* wIUj ortvtoui quoUUaoa tt> Rl'BBER: Firmer. Spot 13 ll/18d 13 13/1M (13Hd U\d1 Oct. 13 ll/16d 11 13/lCd (13%d 13Kd) Nov. 13 11/lCd 13 13/16d (13Hd 13%d) Jan.. Uar. 13Sd 13%d
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    145 4 'THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce 1 held its 1.556 th auction yesterday when there was catalogued 2.207,835 lb, 985 55 tons; offered 1,747,053 lb. 779.93 tons; sold 1,431.950 lb, 839.26 tons. SPOT T/indon 13 Hd. New York 22 tt cents PUCES REALIZED Standard quality 38-, to 38
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    76 4 Stocara- Tnandar. Se-4. 11. aotm. ■ajrrs BcOrf-< rriev TrVtm ite. IX ■.> a <g»«t tail MH n% N* EM. f«— cases Stftmbn MH CF.A.Q. LB.B !«.j Ir bales September W% U.i r.A.Q. B-S 8. f to Mlas Scptc-kcr U FUTCU QCOTATIONS N*. «.8 8- «s
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    NEW YORK TIN PRICES
    51 4 New York, Sept. 10. "THE following were prices of Straits 1 Tin m cents per pound on the New York Commodity Exchange to-day and yesterday. Sept. 9 Sept. 10. Spot 52 52 September 51.85 51.85 October 51.60 51.60 November 51.15 51.15 December 50 50 50.50 United
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    RUBBER PRICES UNCHANGED REPORTS ON PAST WEEK'S BUSINESS
    234 4 RUBBER PRICES UNCHANGED REPORTS ON PAST WEEK'S BUSINESS IN a weekly report on the rubber market Issued this morning, Lewis and Peat (Singapore) Ltd write: We have no comments to make on the market this week, and needless to say prices In Singapore remain unchanged and are likely to continue
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    MAIL ARRIVALS AND DISPATCHES
    102 4 Malls close at tbc General Post OEce as follows: TO- OAT Aden air 4p.m. Africa air 4 p.m. Australia air 4 p m. Burma air 4pm Ceylon air 4 p.m. Egypt air 4 p.m. Great Britain etc air 4 p.m. India air 4p.m. Java air 9
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    SINGAPORE TIDE TABLES
    81 4 To-day B. W 1.46 a.m. ft.. 1 SO p.m. 9.1 ft. L W. 7.35 p.m. 3.1 it: 8 p.m. 2.2 ft To-morrow H. W. 2.24 a.m. 8 ft.: 2.21 p.m. II ft. L. W. 8. 05 a.m. lilt 839 p.m. 2.C ft Saturday. Sept 13 H. W.
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    41 4 Londo.i, Sept. 10. rN opened quiet. The turnover was 75 tons. Yesterday s activity was net maintained, with sellers mcr; willing. Smelters soid lorward at £260. After official hours, the market was easier and a further 25 tons were traded. Reuter.
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      342 4 1 "FIGHT FOR FREEDOM" I 1 EXHIBITION J yictoria Memorial Hall, Sept. 11th. to 17tK$ 9 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. Admission Free. A Panorama of the War On Land, On Sea, In the Air, and the Fifchtinfc Forces In Maiayaj TWO ART EXHIBITIONS SINGAPORE ART CLUB CHINESE ART CLUB Also
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      52 4 PUBLIC NOTICE THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. AIR RAID SYRENS. 14th SEPTEMBER. 1941 NOTICE. The public Is notified that Air Raid Warning Syrens will be sounded m the Harbour Board's area on Sun-1. v morning next, Urn 14th September. 1941. between 8 a.m. and noon. J. R. WRIGOS, Secretary, Hie Singapore
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      187 4 WELCOME TO ALFRED DUFF COOPER ANO HIS GRACIOUS LADY AFTER WAR-WEARY DAYS. ITS GOOD TO HAVE SOME MELODY YOUR VISIT TO THE »H»W WORLD' IS SURE TO ENVY HITLER, WHOSE FOND DREAM DIES AND THE WORLD IS TO RIO OF A KILLER. TO-NIGHT Tea Dansant ~_f I After Dinner Dance
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      185 4 ALFRED DUFF COOPER HAS ARRIVED TO DO THE EXPf ORATION O* 7 TMK WORIJI THAT AIMS FOR PEACE AND PLENTY OF IT TO HIM AND HIS LADY A WARM WELCOME IS EXTENDED TO-NIGHT AFTER-DINNER DANCE 9 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT FORTHCOMING COMPETITION FOR NOVICES SEE ANNOUNCEMENT elsewhere m this issue. TO-NIGHT'S
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    London Stock Exchange
    298 5 London, Sept. 10 The following are to-days closing middle quotations. Shares sxe ot (1 denomination unless otherwise stated: The above are dealers middle prices, broken* margins, brokerage and stamp duty are not Included— Exchanie Telegraph. Ccn Loan 5% 1944-64... 107% Funding Loan 4% 1960-90 116% War Loan
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    60 5 Dow Jones Averages New York, Sept. 10. THE iollowing were Dow Jones averages on the New York Stock Exchange and Commodity Exchange I to-day and yesterday 10 Industrials 127, 43 126.53 10 Rails 29.33 29 04 6 Utilities 19.68 18.52 .0 Bonds 90.30 90.11Commodity Index 83.68
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    Malayan Sharebrokers Assn. Singapore Quotations
    1376 5 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1941: 4 P.M. MINING Bo tot Seller* Ampat <5s» Is 7\4d 3s Austral Amal (Ss) If 3d Ts 6d c.d. Austral Mala; 32s 33s z.d Aycr Hltam (Ss) Ms 18» Ayer Weng ($1) .70 .75 Bangrln Do <£) 12* 8o 14s Batu
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    AUGUST RUBBER EXPORTS
    20 5 EXPORTS of rubber from Malaya In August totalled 50,683 tons against an exportable allowance ol 54,000 tons.
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      199 5 INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK, LTD. (licorporated m British India) 1. COLLYER QUAY. SINGAPORE Tele. I1T». Head Office "UNITED INDIA BUILDINGS,* ESPLANADE, MADRAS. Branches Penanc Kuala Lumpur Ksngsssi Karmarowl slvaranra Pudukotuh Deraesitah Caanaaore Colmbatore aad Tenieherry. Salem. Nefapaiasn. Authorised Capital Rs 50.00,000 Issued and Subscribed Capital Rs. 25.00.000 Paid up Capital Rs.
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      541 5 NOMINAL CAPITAL: 540.000.000 ISSUED PAID UP CAPITAL: 510.000.000 BRANCHES throughout Msltyt, Burns, South Chtas tasj Hetherlsiidi Ei»t lid us. AGENTS CORRESPONDENTS w all principal cities tf tkt World. BARKING TRANSACTIONS ot every description undertaken I'fi 111 I Tm I 1 1 1 B 1= Home SPA TREATMENT for RHEUMATISM Kidney
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      475 6 Bloiidie SINGS! Bloitclte CONCIAS!! JBSKB^^ Bloiidie Lets Herself GO d y|BL The Latins Do "THINGS" to Her! Ta^TF "BLONDIE GOES jjk and The cAudknce Doubles-up with -^^r TITO T A TT T UTI? P GUIZAR r^S^i P^ This Colony's Comedy Colossus fe SENSATION "N." N OPENS i* LtJ^b sings \i^
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    Martial Law In Oslo Area
    911 7 CABLES I.V BRIEF CEVERE restrictions on the Norwegian public are laid down m a decree issued m Oslo by the Reich Commissloner,' Terboven, following a state of emergency being proclaimed m the district of Oslo and its environs, where Communists and Marxist elements m trade
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    Britain's Assurances On Lease And Lend Act
    424 7 London, Sept. 10. THE British Government has Riven the United States Government firm assurances respsctiny; the HM of materials received under the Lease and Lend Act. GornspondHMl between the two Governments is published as a White Paper. Under to-day's date Mr. Anthony Eden,
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    MALTESE GRATITUDE TO ROYAL AIR FORCE
    114 7 Malta. Sept. 10. A SHIELD in&cribed "In token of appreciation and gratitude for brilliant services rendered m the defence of these islands." was presented to the Royal Air Force and the Fleet Air Arm by the Anglo-Maltese League yesterday In the name of the
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    ITALIAN TANKER SUNK IN NORTH AEGEAN SEA
    36 7 ITALIAN TANKER SUNK IN NORTH AEGEAN SEA Istanhnt Sep. 11. A BRITISH submarine lart wsek-aar*' tile 5.200-ton Italian tinier MJ7« In the North Aegean S.'p. oui;»k~ Turkish territorial waters, according to reliable reports here. United Piesa
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 11. 1941. (739th. Day Of The War.) Lost Chances
    1129 8 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 11. 1941. (739th. Day Of The War.) Lost Chances Enormous sums are being spent on the Malaya Broadcasting Corporation m order that the organization shall become an efficient and highly important cog m the British propaganda machine. That end may be achieved m due
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    "CRABBING" THE WAR FUND
    56 8 Apropos yesterday's leading article, i!iosc who would be responsible for the appointment of a successor m the nl "i the "liquidation" of the writer of that article wish to point out that such "liquidation" is not one of the happenings that would result m the I
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      HEALTH MEASURES
      384 8 Another Doctor Joins In The Discussion To the Editor of the Straits Times gi r it was with amazement, and some degree of amusement, that I read Dr Kibble's views on the of bus-riding m this country. Can the good medico tell us from his own experience, or
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      THE NEW TIME Reason For The Extra Ten Minutes
      201 8 THE NEW TIME Reason For The Extra Ten Minutes To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir.— What do you think of this daylight savin* business? "Ro t a what I call it. Where is the necessity, anyway, of advan-ii.g the clock for a further ten minutes, making half an
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      "BLACK MARIA"
      171 8 Impression Created By "Minnie's" Van To the Editor of the Straits Tim's Sir. This morning I was cheered by the sight of a silver-grey vehicle approaching md flying a large Union Flag. As I passed it, I saw on it an inscription, equally Inspiring, about Freedom and anDther
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      UNFORTUNATE!
      58 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— lt seems unfortunate that a Cabinet Minister on a short visit to Malaya has to bring with him his wife, a valet and a maid by an expensive air route. Is this going to inspire people In Malaya to "Save For
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      IN THE LAND OF MAL
      702 8 Tribulations Of People Of City Of Sin Learn ye: And it came to pass that the Land of Eng was sore beset by the Hordes of the Hun ana all the peoples who were Brit joined hands with one great shout to crowd the Hun
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      SCHOOL SESSIONS
      210 8 Where "Business As Usual" Is Not Wanted To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir.— l heartily support the views put forward by "Interest" m Saturday's Straits Times. As a matter of tact. 1 have been wondering not only 'why some of the mission schools are reluctant to
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      POOR GERMANY!
      637 8 Mr. Attlee's Speech Causes Anger To the Editor of the Straits Tiroes Sir. In the course of a speech delivered at West Bromwich. Mr. Clement AtUee. Lord Privy Seal, is reported to have said: "Defeat means the end ol the Nazis, and that is what Britain I* out
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      ELECTRIC CLOCKS
      110 8 "Tick Tock" Offers Thanks For "Precisely Nothing" To the Editor of thr Straits Times Sir.— ln reference to "On Time g" rebuke m your is.<ue of to-rl.iy, it mifjlit interest your correspondent to know that an electric ciock user requires nothing more of a town's supply generating station,
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      NATIONAL PARK
      153 8 To the 2diOr of Ihr Straits Tim** Sir,— l highly appreciate Ux esting letter of "Tawan" of Sept. 2, m which he explains that if the National Park is placed under the control .»f Mr. T. R. Hubback, it will mean a savin* m expenditure, besides providing the
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    IMPORTANT NEW U.S. MOVES EXPECTED
    510 9 Roosevelt In LastMinute Parleys RADIO SPEECH TO-MORROW TO LAST 25 MINUTES Reprisals Against The Axis Foreshadowed AFTER completing his radio address on foreign affairs, to be delivered at 9.20 a.m. Malayan time to-morrow, President Roosevelt has invited Congressional leaders to confer with him at the
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    US. WARNING TO JAPAN
    142 9 New Aggression To Be Opposed London. Sept. 11. FOREIGN diplomats m I/Ondon told I'nited Press they have received < Dtilirm.it ion of reports that Washington warned Japan against attempting any northward expansion at the expense of Russia as well as against any resumption of the southward
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    No Safe Passage For Americans
    144 9 Washington, Sept. 10. MR. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, revealed to-day that the (Germans had refused to assure safe passage to any American vessel proceeding to Britain to fetch United States citizens. The State Department has permitted Americans stranded In belligerent countries to return home
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    SESSA ATTACKED WITHOUT WARNING
    100 9 Washington. Sept. 10. SURVIVORS of the Sessa, the United States-operated vessel which was torpedoed and sunk off Iceland, told Slate Department official to-day that the ship wa.s torpedoed and shelled without warning ana .sank within two minutes. They said the Sessa was torpedoed at midn.ghi on
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    R.A.F. FIGHTERS ATTACK NAZI GUNS & SHIPS
    44 9 R.A.F. FIGHTERS ATTACK NAZI GUNS SHIPS London, Sept. 11. AIRCRAFT of the Fiphter Command m the course or offensive patrols yesterday attacked gun positi-in; m North-west France ar.d enemy ships m the. North Sea, states the Air Ministry communique. One aircraft is missing. Reuter.
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    Reported Nazi Plan To Bomb Canada
    82 9 Reported Nazi Plan To Bomb Canada Connecticut, Sept. 10. TIE German battleship Bismarck, which was sunk after a three-day ebaae m the Atlantic, carried two plant's which were intended to bomb cm h ■>■ ;;ihl Montreal, according to Mr. Robert Deming, assistant State Defence Administrator. Connecticut, who quotes i sources.
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    CHIANG AND SANCTIONS
    447 9 Wants Measure Intensified Chungking, Sept. 11. DLEDGING that China would continue to resist Japan's aggression to the bitter end," Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, m an exclusive interview with the United Press yesterday, expressed the hope and belief that, while China continues her fight, economic sanctions directed against Japan
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    FIRST AMERICAN TANKS ARRIVE IN AUSTRALIA
    49 9 Melbourne, Sept. 11. AUSTRALIA'S Army Minister, Mr. P. C. Spender, announcing ttu ?rrival of the first tanks from Am°rira, said that such deliveries would be continuous and that Australia will get all the tanks which were ordered for her new armoured division. Reuter.
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    BERLIN-VICHY TALKS HITCH
    304 9 Reported Terms Of Peace Pact London, Sept. 10. THE preliminary Franco-German peace treaty, which it is believed Hitler had originally planned should take place for propaganda purposes within the framework of a big peace conference, has not yet received the official signatures of the heads of the
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    Talk Of Impending U.S.-Japan Agreement Discounted
    118 9 Talk Of Impending U.S.- Japan Agreement Discounted Washington, Sept. 10. THE Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell Hull, at his press conference to-day said he possessed no information about any impending agreement or announcement concerning the Japanese-American talks which had been under way for several months. Mr. Hull added that there
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    'Turning Point Of This War'9
    248 9 'Turning Point Of This War" Soviet On Their Part In Struggle London, Sept. 11. THE Soviet Union is bearing the brunt of Hitler's attack and thereby diverting from Britain the danger of invasion and air raids, and making it possible for her ally to undertake active and decisive actions against
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    Can Nazis Hold Soviet Push?
    170 9 London, Sept. 11. FIGHTING as it has been developed m the Russian campaign by the Nazis proceeds by enormous surging movements of vast masses of men and materials, which gather momentum as they go and are incapable of being stopped, writes a Reuter military commentator.
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    WILL OF MRS. SARA ROOSEVELT
    80 9 Poughkeepsle (New York) Sept 10. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S mother bequeathed him the greater portion of her estate, according to the will filed to-day. The entire Hyde Park estate of about 1,200 acres was Mrs. Sara RDos?velt's personal property and will be bequeathed to the President, including
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    MORE NAZI FORCES FOR SARDINIA
    76 9 Lisbon, Sept. 11. SOME thousands of German troops have recently passed through Italy for Sardinia, according to a traveller who has arrived at Lisbon from Italy. The traveller states that Sardinia Is entirely m German occupation and that no Italian is allowed to enter the
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    SOVIET COUNTER-OFFENSIVE IS GAINING MOMENTUM
    629 9 Masses Of German Planes Used In Vain Bid To Reduce Leningrad London, Sept. 11. DUSSIA is taking the offensive. From Smolensk to Gomel, Soviet attacks from a series of concentrated blows at specific points are believed to be developing into a large-scale action. Berlin says
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    WAR FUND ADVANCES BY NEARLY $4,000
    1003 10 Spurt In Contributions: Big football Assn. Donation THERE were broad smiles in The War Fund department when the mail came in this morning. They were caused by a sudden spurt in contributions. Altogether, nearly $4,000 is acknowledged to-day, carrying the gross total to $5,787,338.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    99 10 KAFFLFS 1:***** Dinner it IHuire (Informal; 8 pjn. to Midnight. CRKAT WOKI.IJ Cabaret: Alter Dinner Dance 9 p.m. to Midnight. Globe: The Invisible Woman. Sky: Saps at Sea. HAPPY IHKATKK I Happy World) Green Anher. Seaside: Htr Jungle Love. KF.W WORLD Talkies, rheatrea und Cinema*. Bide Show Cabaret D«nclll«.
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    "FOOTLIGHTS PARADE"
    287 10 At The Theatre -pOOTLIGHTS Parade of 1941," which opened at the Victoria Theatre last night, is a fast moving variety show that maintains the hierli standard set ur> by men of the Sen ices m their earlier production. All the players taking part m the Dew edition :re
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    "RETURN OF FRANK JAMES "
    119 10 "RETURN OF FRANK JAMES At The Cinema '■The Ueturn of Frank James." (Henry Fonda, Gene Tierney, Jackie Cooper, John C'arradine). 20th Century Fox. At the Cathay. FE Return of Frank James," featured m technicolour, Is fine entertainment, containing thrilling action and suspense. Interspersed with lively humour. The story revolves around
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    Additional Personnel For Mr. Duff Cooper's Staff
    342 10 ALMOST daily conferences with the Governor (Sir Shenton Thomas), the Commander-in-Chief, Far East (Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert Brooke-Popham) and the other Service chiefs are likely to be held by Mr. Alfred Duff Cooper, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, who is m
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    ON TOUR OF MALAYSIA
    259 10 Sydney Editoi In Singapore EDITOR of Australia's largest and most influential newspaper, the Sydney Morninjr Herald, Mr. H, A. McClure-Smith ia m Singapore today at the end of his tour of what he called the defence line of the Pacific which stretches from Burma to Australia
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    TROOPS CONTRIBUTE TO TANK FUND
    139 10 A CONTRIBUTION of $2,220 frcm tn» Loyal Regiment and $891 from a hattalicn of the Dogra Regiment ar» features of the list of donations to the Churchill Tank Fund for the wees ending Sept. 6. Another donation comes from officers and other ranks of "D"
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    CASE CONCERNING SHARES: ONE MAN DISCHARGED
    226 10 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 10. A CHARGE of using as genuine two forged share certificates of AUenby Rubber Co., Ltd., preferred against Ho Sow Cheng was »ithdrawn before Mr. W. D. Cmrew. First Magistrate. In Kuala Lumpur to-day by Mr P
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    MALAYA'S $6,600,000 TRADE WITH SOVIET
    59 10 Ci»K the first time since the out- break of war Russia appears m the Malayan Trade returns. The July figures were iss-ned yesterday and show that Malaya exported goods to Russia valued at 46,t&5 911. The goods exported were classified as class II and cUss
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    New Leave Hostel Far Aussie?
    59 10 Men of the Australian Imperial Forces stationed m Malaya or m camps m Singapore note have a place m the heart of Singapore m which they can sleep overnight during periods of leave. As the board says, the hostel has been built and equipped, and
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    "FIGHT FOR FREEDOM" SHOW IN SINGAPORE
    459 10 Fine Illustrations Of All Aspects Of War Effort THE "Fight for Freedom" exhibition illustrating many as1 peete of the Empire's war etiort opened at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday and will be on show for a week at the end of which period it
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    A.R.P. ON MINES IN PERAK
    252 10 Co-operation With P.W.D. Urged (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Sipt. 10. THE need for active co-operation 1 between miners and the Public Works Department during an emergency was stressed by Mr. A. Bean, Senior Inspector of Mines, and Mr. F. C. Holland, Senior Executive Enginter,
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    BENGAL PREMIER & DEFENCE COUNCIL
    193 10 BENGAL PREMIER DEFENCE COUNCIL Calcutta Sept. 11. THE Premier of Benga!. Mr. Fazlul Hug. has resigned from the membership of the Muslim League Working Committee and the Viceroy's Na.ional Defence Council "as a man; of protest against th« arbitrary use of powers vested m the League President, Mr. M. A.
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    VALIDITY OF 'OLD-STYLE' CHINESE MARRIAGES
    339 11 Malayan Poser To Foreign Office In Chungking AS a result of many anxious inquiries as to whether Chin- ese marriages performed m Singapore m the old-fashion-ed style without witnesses are recognized by law m Malaya, the Chinese Consulate-General m Singapore has approached the Chungking Foreign
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    U.S. MINISTER TO THAILAND
    280 11 Mr. Willys Peck On His New Office AMERICA'S friendly attitude toward Thailand has remained unchanged, said Mr. Willys Peck, new United States Minister to Thailand, m an interview with a Straits Times reporter yesterday. Accompanied by Mrs. Peclc, he arrived m Singapore by Clipper on his
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    SEARCH FOR CHINESE "COFFIN TREE"
    159 11 MR. A. Kingdom Ward, a botanist who has spent many years m China and has taken to England from that country hundreds of varieties of flowers and plants, spoke to the Singapore Rotary Club yesterday of his quest for the Chinese "coffin tree."' His Interest
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    INDIAN SOLDIERS NOW HAVE OWN NEWSPAPER
    105 11 THE Indian Army In Malaya now has its 1 own newspaper. Blngaporl Akhbar, a weekly In romanlaed Urdu. The first Issue has been published. In addition to war news and comment, this newspaper will give special attention to news and pictures from India, particularly
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    EUROPEAN SUMMONED
    78 11 A EUROPEAN. J. K. OwinneU, appeared m the Singapore Fifth Court yesterday on a summon.; charge under the Food Control Ordinance. Gwinnell was alleged to have Imported during the month of July 46 cases of assorted tofTees by a ship without the approval of ttie United Kingdom Food
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    UNLAWFUL PUBLICATION OF JOURNAL ALLEGED
    82 11 ALLEGED to have published a news- paper, Keiala Bandhu, containing photographs with captions or headings m the Malayalam language without the matter previously having been submitted to and approved by, the Press Censor, K. P. Pillai appeared on a summons under the Defence Regulations In
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    SOLD FISH ABOVE PRICE ALLOWED AT MARKET
    71 11 CHIAH POH JOO, aced 44 years pleaded guilty m the Singapore Third Court yesterday to a charge that he sold fish <lkan kurau) above the market price at Kandang Kerbau market on Tuesday morning. Chlah was fined $70, or three weeks' rigorous imprisonment,
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    SYRIAN CHRISTIANS
    40 11 r pHK tenth annual general meeting of the Syrian Christian Union. Singapore, preceded by a musical and social evening we* held m Moulmeln Road on Saturday, when a tribute was paid to the memory of Dr. Rabtndranath Tagore.
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    36 11 The lecture-demonstration on "Laboratory Methods In General Medicine" by Prof, v O. Hopkins organized by the Alumni Association of Kin* Edward VTI College of Medicine. Singapore, will be held at 5 pm. to-morrow Instead of to-day.
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    How Army In Malaya Is Kept In "Fit-For-War" Condition
    456 11 ITEEPING troops defending the vital fortress of Singapore in a "flt-for-war condition" Is one of the major concerns of the Malaya Command. Fighting an enemy in the thick tropical jungles of Malaya calls for a considerable amount of stamina and this
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    Market And Shop Prices
    771 12 Tilt Singaoore market prices here given have been supplied to the Straits Tines by the Food Control Office. MAXIMUM RETAIL PRICES IN MARKETS MEAT, LOCALLY SLAUGHTERED Beef Steak 34 cts per lb.. 45 ct». per katty; Fillet Steak 70. 93; Sirloin 36. 48; Rump Steak 36,
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    44 12 -pHIS to not m complete list of controlled food prices, bat is intended a* a (vide to the articles for which maximum prices have been Axed. Prices for packings not mentioned aboTC may be obtained from the Food Supply Office. P.O. Box 875. Singapore
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    902 12  -  Barbara Murray By "HO you know what a mangle la?" lJ asked Bungo last Winkleday. It's a kind of a thing that you roll clothes through, and when they come out at the other side they're all flat I said. "That's right!" said Bui.ro. "Well I saw one
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    "NO MASS EVACUATION" SAYS CONSUL-GENERAL
    400 13 Japanese Foreign Office Shipping Move Explained "TO interpret the announcement made on Wednesday by the Japanese Foreign Office that three Japanese ships are to be sent to various parts of the British Empire as meaning that there will be a mass evacuation of Japanese nationals
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    ORDER UPHELD BY COURT
    178 13 Compensation For Chinese Worker A DECISION by the Commissioner for Workmen's Compensation was uphvd in a Judgment delivered b> the Chief Justice. Sir Percy McHwaine, in the High Jcurt yesterday. It was stated that following an accident in which a Chinese, Loh Lie Bah, was killed
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    FOUR YEARS' PRISON
    96 13 POUND guilty an the special Jury's unr anlmous verdict of culpable homicide Dot amounting to murder, Singapore Harbour Board labourer, Bean Ah Yea, was sentenced to four years' rigorous imprisonment at the Singapore Assists by Mr. Justice Worley yesterday. Following a fight, Sean was alleged to have
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    TRACTION CO. STAFF GIFT TO WAR FUND
    482 13 poLLOWINO are detaUs of s daa&Uon to r The War Fund of $102. 75 from Indoor and outdoor attffs of the Singapore Traction Company: Head Office, ate: O. Marshall 130 and A T. Simper $10. *2 rack: L«u Tan Sic, Tang Ah Kon*
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    SHANGHAI CHINESE ON SOCIETY CHARGE
    58 13 A SHANGHAI Chinese, Kan* Slan King, aged 22 years, claimed trial m the Singapore Third Court yesterday on a charge I hat he on Tuesday was a member of the Malayan Communists Party, an unlawful society. The ease was postponed one week for mention and
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    OTHER SURVIVORS SAFE
    52 14 Cairo, Sept. 10. THE 12 remaining survivors of the United 1 States freight r Steel Seafarer, who did not arrive m Suez with the main party yesterday, were reported to have been picked up by a freighter and landed at Huriro la. the main Anqlo-Egyptlan oilfields centre.
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    WAR DANGER TO U.S. SHIFTS FROM EAST TO ATLANTIC
    203 14 Washington, Sept. 10. 1*HE war menace to the United States has shifted again from the Pacific to the Atlantic, responsible quarters in Washington say. They suggest that Germany may be following a pattern of unrestricted warfare against ocean shipping, citing the
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    Largest Convoy To Cross Atlantic Safe
    53 14 Lor don, Sept. 10. ONE of the largest convoys ever to have crossed the Atlantic has reached a British port, where its huge load of freight was unloaded. The Admiralty announcement states that not a ship or man or any of tne escorts became
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    'U.S. Must Decide Now,' Nazi Journal Avers
    70 14 London, Sept. 10. COMMENTING on the Steel Seafarer incident, m Berlin newspaper says that the people of the United States mint now decide whether they want disaster or not. The Italian news agency points out that, while the truth of the loss of
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    Britain's Relations With Vichy
    115 14 London. Sept. 10. 'IN view of the Vichy oovcrmneiit's bitter h s'l.ity towards Britain,'' the Liberal, M. Geoffrey Le M. Mander, urged the Government to make a deeper breach with Vichy m lavour of the Frse French. Mr. Anthrny Eden. Foreign Secretary, however, pointed out m
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    SEAFARER'S CREW TELL OF DIVE-BOMBING ATTACK
    371 14 Suez, Sept. 10. A SLEEK, grey British naval vessel slipped into an Egyptian port yesterday afternoon with 24 members of the crew of the American freighter Steel Seafarer, which was dive-bombed and sunk by fen enemy aircraft m the Red £ea on Sunday. The
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    MOVE TO PREVENT BIG RAIL STRIKE
    122 14 Hjde Park (New York), Sept. 9. PRESIDENT Roosevelt, In order to stave off a nation-wide railroad strike, established a five-man beard to-day to investigate the dispute between unions and employers, reports United Press The board will be instructed to report its findings* within 20
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    PERAK TURF CLUB'S SEPTEMBER MEETING
    614 15 Weights For The First And Second Days (From Oar Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Sept 10. THERE will be nine races on each of three days of the Perak Turf Oub's September meeting on Saturday, and on Wednesday and Saturday next week. The weights for the first
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    R.A.F. Benevolent Fund Soccer
    91 15 GOOD (support is promised for Sunday'! soccer match at Anson Road stadium be 'ween Tcngah and Seletar, the finalists m the Royal Air Force Small Units competition. The competition was amonrst eleven tennis. Evenly matched, Tenrah and Seletar have plenty of supporter* and keen r:»-.t.'rv e\i«t.s
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    Ipoh Training Notes
    284 15 (Frata O«r Own CumapoDdwit) Ist*. 11. pRETTT QUUT, New Zealand, Hoalirhan. Jaraar, Joanne and Double Sectch were the tmmii Impressive at this maculae's training ta prrpanUlon far Saturday the first day of the Perafc Turf link's mretinc The second track ■seal and the coing iv soft. Jaguar
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    HOME RACING
    154 15 London, Sept. 11. NEWMARKET. Turfs headquarters which has already staged the substitute meetIngs for F>>6oin. A?^t »nd Oooiwoort. assumed another mantle when !t staged the substitute Doneaster meeting, minus the St. Leger. Tbt Townmoor Handicap over seven furlorgs Included many Cambridgeshire candidates, but the winner. Miss Dorothy Pagers
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    S.C.C TENNIS RESULTS
    103 15 r>URTHER Ues la U»e S.C.C. autumn r lawn tenniK tournament played vii the pad&ng yesterday resulted us follows: Men's singles handicaps- W. V. Rothery (+3> bea*. K. H. Fleming < 6— s, 6—4: J. Cheeter (+4» beat T. Cooper (+15.") 1, 6—4. 6—3. Women's doubles handicap Mrs.
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    Sare-knuckle Boxing Hero Dead
    120 15 Bare-knuckle Boxing Hero Dead London, Sept. It. THE death of Jem Carney recalls a great ngure of boxing of the bare-knuckle years. Carney was a former English llrhtwcirht champion, bat one of his greatest fights took place at Boston, I'.S.A m 1887 when he was 30 yean old. He then
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    Americans Meet Japanese At Baseball On Sunday
    273 15 WITH Howard Tierscn, new Ame- rican pitcher, m toy form, the American AMtoiatsM has hi*h hopes of stopping the Nippons' winnine streak when the two teams clash m the year's crucial league baseball game at Js-ian Besar Stadium on Sunday. Ail proceeds will
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    TODAY'S SPORTS EVENTS
    42 15 Soccer: .A.F..V league, firs: «.!vision. S.C.C. vs. Argyll*, S.C.C; Police v*. R.A.F., Depot: reserve division, Chinese Athletics vs. Argyll*, Anson Road stadium: second division <«), RA.M.C. Malay Regiment, dillman second division (b), Staimurd F»rt Canning. J.C.S A. Tennis- MJ.C. tournament.
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    Athletic Win Nine-Nil
    351 15 C. Athletic 9; K.A. (Heavy Rect.) THE nippy Chinese Athletic forwards were much too clever for the R-A. (Heavy Regiment) m a first division league *oc<-er game at Anson Road stadium yesterday and scored nine coals with the ercntest of ease without being scored against. It was
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    S.C.R.C. AUTUMN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    26 15 r TRIES for the R.CH C. autumn tennis tournament "are now open. Further details win be found on the Clvt's notice board.
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    FULL POINTS TO GORDONS
    41 15 "TrfE Gordons collected full points at th« expenso oX the M FA, who failed to turn op tor th*.r reserve division leapie soccer match, which was to have been played at tfie F. .s: N. ground yesterday.
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    Reds Annihilate Many German Divisions
    623 16 SMASHING COUNTER-OFFENSIVE IN CENTRAL SECTOR CONTINUING London, Sept 10. TERMAN motorized divisions making a vain attempt to "'throw back the advancing Soviet troops m the Gomel sector (central front) have been smashed as a result of vigorous, concentrated blows, according to the Tass news agency.
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    ALIENS RUSH TO BUY CARS AROUSES SUSPICION AMONG THAILANDERS
    137 16 Bangkok, Sept. 10. A LIENS who have come to Thailand m large numbers have been busy buying motor cars second-hand and car owners are amazed at the prices offered for their cars, says the newspaper Thai Rasor. These aliens also try
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    Russians Complete Harvesting Of Rich Crops Under Enemy Fire
    268 16 Moscow, Sept. 10. THERE has been In most parts of the Soviet Union this year an abundant harvest not only m the Ukraine and the rest of the black earth belt but also m the Caucasian and central Asian regions, writes
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    NEW GOVERNOR OF HONG KONG
    22 16 Hong Kong, Sept. 10. rE Colony's new Governor, Sir Mari Young, arrived here this morning. United Press.
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    NO BARTER PACT WITH JAPAN
    142 16 London, Sept. 10. ASKED In the House of Commons (or a statement on the recent limited barter arrangement with Japan, Mr. Dingle Foot, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Economic Warfare, said that no general barter arrangement nor anything Inconsistent with the strict enforcement of
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    R.A.F. AWARDS
    69 16 London, Sept. 10. MEN who took part m last month's I» great daylight RAF. raid en th* German power station near Cologne figure m the latest list of awards. Acting Wing-Commander John Owen Cecil Kercher receives the D.8.0., the D F.C has been awarded t-j acting Flying Offlrer
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    24 16 Vatican City, Sept. 10. *|?:at Pope received Mr. MjTon Taylor. President Roosevelt's personal envoy. In private audience at 5 30 p.m. to-day.— United Press.
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    'Britain Will Brook No Delay In Iran'—Eden
    366 16 'Britain Will Brook No Delay In Iran' Eden TEHERAN TOLD TO IMPLEMENT PACT WITH BRITISH SOVIET GOVERNMENTS London, Sep. 10. THE British Foreirn Secretary, Mr. Ar.fhony Eden, rr.ade it clear m the House of Commons '.o-day th?.t Britain will brook no delay m the implementing of tie AnijloRussian agreement with
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    Oil For French Warships
    246 16 Oil For French Warships M.P.S Urge Ban On Fuel Exports To N. Africa London, Sept. 10. THE assertion that the stoppage of oil supplies to French North Africa would be the strongest guarantee I against Nazi occupation of Dakar and other West African ports was made by the Labour M
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