Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 13 July 1941

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    Masthead
    15 1 The Sunday Tribune Net Saks Exceed >3,200 Weekly SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 1;;, 1941. FIVE CENTS.
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    Armistice Parleys In Progress
    199 1 Armistice Parleys In Progress London, July 12. s i A Fl luh (ltl <^«ition left s this morning n meet Whc British auth<»rities m S >('(icr to ru£(,tiate the nditions for the susptn- S of hostilities, siys the iehy news a«eney m a dispatch from Ikirut. s A Middle East
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    VICHY SHIPS IN TURKISH PORTS
    45 1 London. July 12. Tha Vichy ships which recently ieit Beirut for Turkish ports consisted only of a .mall irraft and f>et auxi'ianes. it is learnt here f-o far u is known, the normal internment proc has been < arrieri out. Reuter
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    Why U.S. Wants Russia To Win
    100 1 Why U.S. Wants Russia To Win New York, July Iz. OEVENTY-TWO per cent, ot k7 Amerirans want Russia to win linst Germany, according to tlv •st Oatlap poll. Oiily four per of the people questioned wanted Germany to win. Seven per cent, were und^cidec'. anc* 17 er cent, thought thnt
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    'CASE FIRE' SYRIA: DENTZ TALKS PEACE
    497 1 'CASE FIRE' SYRIA: DENTZ TALKS PEACE Arabs Wholeheartedly Supp ort Allied Ca use A VICHY FRENCH DELEGATION PASSED THROUGH THE ALLIED LINES LAST NIGHT TO DISCUSS THE ARMISTICE TERMS, IT IS STATED HERE AUTHORITATIVELY. THE "CEASE FIRE" WAS ORDERED AS FROM MIDNIGHT. The order to tease lire m Syria tomes
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    SYRIA STANDS TO GAIN
    459 1 The Times says: -The delay m settling the armistice has had an unfortunate result, both ol prolonging the hopeless resistance nd ol jiving time fcr the escape of the Vichy f 'eel to a Turkish port. (Alexandretta) where it will presumably be interned. "This constitutes un
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    To Study Civilian Defence In Britain
    63 1 New York, July 12. American observers for the office of civilian defence are leaving lor London by Clipper to-day. Ttie party ncludes Dr. BunMngton Williams, Health Commissioner for Baltimore and Capt. Donald Leonard, of the Mich'gan Police, who v.ni tour the various populated areas
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    N.E.L Submarine Sinks Enemy Tanker
    31 1 London. July 12. A NETHERLANDS submarine co- operating with the British Navy m th.» Mediterranean sank a heavily laden tanker i f about 8,000 tons Reuter
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    GERMANS RUSH GOODS OUT OF SYRIA
    87 1 GERMANS RUSH GOODS OUT OF SYRIA Istanbul. July 12. AROE quantities of goods oi all kinds, ixirticularly raw materials, cotton and slik, are k> inn- sent oil m a hurry by German and Italian agents fleeine from Syria to the «>v-rt of Haydar Pasha on the Asiatic shore ol the
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    We Shall Achieve The Liberation Of France
    268 1 Gen. !>«> 4.anlh 'IV I Is Coiiiitrj %t yyK understand why Hitler, exploiting the degradation ol men who surrendered to him, is doing his best to force those men to rapport bis war activity/ said General dt Uaulla m v broadcast to France
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    Luftwaffe Pays Very Dearly: 7,500 Planes, 18,750 Men
    769 1 London, July 12. JMIE reduction of German air activity over Britain, recently no apparent, has aroused speculation as to the degree to wfcicn the Luftwaffe will be able to maintain itself m the west after its involvement m the east, writes the
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    Iceland's Goodwill Note To U.S.
    171 1 Iceland's Goodwill Note To U.S. Reykjavik, July 12. CINCERE hope that "the' closer co-operation now beginning between Iceland and the United States may be ble?sed by good fortune" is expressed by the Repent of Iceland, M. Syeinn Bjoernsson. m a good will message to President Roosevelt Recalling thai the first
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    Deprived Of French Nationality
    95 1 Deprived Of French Nationality (GENERAL Catroux, the Free French leader In the Middle jid many other well-known 1 nebmen have been deprived of their Ik nch nationality and denies i>i to wear the I egion of •ur or other French decorations, according to o decree m today's official journal! Others
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    GERMAN DEMARCHE IN WASHINGTON?
    158 1 f |Mli«: American challenge will manner m which Germany by action/ 1 writes t he Berlin discussing the dispatch <»t Amei "The initiated think that Ger. many will first try a tina i cleinarche m Washington, but it la emphasised that the German comn and cannot
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    Municipal Fund For Malacca
    198 2 Municipal Fund For Malacca RULES creating a superannuation fund for subordinate employees of the M:i Ir icca Municipality, whose employment hitherto does not entit'o him Q become a member of the Malacca (Municipal* Provident Fur/I under the Malacca <MunioiProvdrnt Fund Rules, 1934. have be n gazetted By these regulations, the
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    No Fresh Evidence In Road Smash
    178 2 isinsapore, Saturday. AT the continued inquiry m the Coroner's Court this morning, into the death of a nine-year-old boy, Teo Pong Tor, who was killed when he was knocked down at Sumbawa Read on June 2. by a motor vehicle, Inspector Rajah, who investigated,
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    14 2 Regulations, further amending the War Tax Ordinance, were publNh<xl m yesterday's Government Gazette Extraordlnar
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    IMPORT CONTROL BOARD FOR INDIA
    52 2 Simla. July 11. AN Import Control Board is likely to be set up to advise Mr. Ram Chandra, the newly appointed Chief Controller of Imports. The association of non-official advisers with the holder of this new appointment is under consideration by the Gov- ernment of
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    Arrested In Pawn Shop
    60 2 Singapore, Saturday. Charged with fraudulent possession of a fountain pen, Koh Kuai •21 >. a Cantonese, claimed trial before Mr. W. D. Carew, the third magistrate, to-day. He was arrested m a pawn shop m Merchant Road, last evening. The case was postponed for mention on
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    KILLER OF MOTHER AND DAUGHTER TO DIE
    429 2 COURT APPEAL FAILS Singapore, Saturday. J^ DOUBLE murder m which a Tamil woman and her unmarried daughter were hacked to death with a bi^ parang at Teluk Kurau one morning m December last was recalled at the Court of Appeal to-day before Sir
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    "Bachelor Husbands" Hold Anniversary
    319 2 i pnilT IIon Kong, July 4. A"UUTSOO "bachelor husbands' 4 marked the first anniversary ol the evacuation m the Peninsula HotH m mail week when they packed all available seating accommodation to hear the Evacuation Representation Committee make a report on its efforts to induce Government
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    Catholics Pray For China Dead
    137 2 Catholics Pray For China Dead THE Chinese Catholic Action of the Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Singapore, held a special requiem mass for China's war dead on July 7. Mr. Kao Lin^-pai, Chinese Con-sul-General, was present at the ceremony, when was attended by a large congregation. "We have always
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    Gaol For Stealing Lead
    47 2 Singapore, Saturday. Convicted on a charge of theft of 25 lbs. of lead valued at, $12, from a house m Hamilton Road on July 4, Leow San, was sentenced to four Weeks' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Conrad Oldham. the second magistrate, this morning.
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    CEYLON-INDIA TRADE TALKS MAY BE RESUMED
    141 2 CEYLON-INDIA TRADE TALKS MAY BE RESUMED Madras. July 11 piR Ramaswami Mudialiar, Com- meree Member of th e Viceroy's Cabinet, revealed to a deputation of the Andhra Chamber of Commerce to-day that th r Government ot India had received further proposals from Ceylon which might result m the resumption of
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    Business Pioneer's Death
    78 2 Singapore, Sunday. 'VliE death took place at hi.s resix dence at 483-3 Upper Serangoon Road, early on Friday morning of Mr. Lim Seng Khoon, well-known and popular pioneer of provision ml w ine businei and fat hei the proprietors of Messrs. Lim Khoon Heng. The funeral will
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    35 2 Grenadier Guards, famous the world, over, aie now, as part of their mechanisation, equipped with motor cycles on which Tommy guns a;e mounted. A guardsman i shown above on his Tommy sun equipped motor cycle
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    NO FOUL PLAY SAYS CORONER
    203 2 Singapore, Saturday. HOR BOON TECK. a young Chinese, who came to Singapore to visit his brother, only to be told his brother had been found lead on a river bank m Lim Chu 'Tang on June 25, informed the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. °orter,
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    Four Charges Against Lorry Driver; $185 Fine
    269 2 Singapore, Saturday. POUR charges were preferred against a Chinese lorry driver. Tan Seng", who was lined a total of $185 for negligent driving, driving without a licence, and third party insurance policy and driving with inefficient brakes. Tan appeared m the Traffic District
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    Evacuation Test For Half-Hour Today
    245 2 Singapore, Sunday. 'VO test the traffic control system. Singapore will be holding if first evacuation exercises to-day, shortly before noon. An extensive practice for the evacuation of the civil population from the coastal districts, the exercises will I)" held m the Joo Chiat, Changi and
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    LABOUR ADVISER ARRIVES
    235 2 LABOUR AD VISER ARRIVES (Tribune Staff Reporter) MAJOR Gnuiville St. John Orde-Ilrowne, Labour Adviser to the Secretory pf state for the Commits, arrived m Singapore yesterday. He is here to tarry out an inquiry into labour conditions m Malaya, and will visit the various towns up-country m the course of
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    More Orders For Sandbags
    32 2 More Orders For Sandbags Calcutta. July 11. For delivery m August and Son- tember In eauai Quantities, the Ind'an Jute Mills Association has received further orders for I 30,000,000 sandbaus I Reuter
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    He Stole Water Allegation
    114 2 He Stole Water Allegation Singapore, Saturday. IN unusual case of theCt which involved the Muni- i cipality, an ice cream factory and the man who allegedly i engineered the theft wds J heard before thp fifth mAffls- trate. Mr L. C. Gk h, this i morning. It was alle«c;l that
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    New Money Rules Enforced In India
    65 2 New Money Rules Enforced In India Simla, July 12. Restrictions on payments and other transactions by persons resident In a sterling area with persons outside it are imposed under a new Defence of India rule to-day The re are subject Jo exemption granted by the fl India. Contravention ol the
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      536 2 NEVER HAD A MEAL WITHOUT PAIN Man Who Was Afraid to Eat One of the first people to try the scientists' newly-discovered treatment for digestive disorders is a man whose stomach wns m such a state that he was afraid to eat anything. In his case the effect of Chardox
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      114 2 Gmo&m U SKMOtNTHaXT BANISHES FACIAL BLEMISHES GEtMOLENE "S«m«n month* ag»I«ti«l» OIJICKIY irritatm* skin i»«»4iW Vu>vr\LT on the face, and after thr« LJCAI C months I had to undergo U— t nLMLO menL Sooa afterward* tk« FC7PMA cooiplaitit started again and fsf 1 1 1 months my face waaneTerdfST BAD LEG
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      31 2 f |*HL Singapore broadcasting J station 1 1• mm programme >i recordings, Which will be Riven on July 17 'dance and li»ht var :m (cla fcal), fivv g f.) <j.50 p.m.
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  • TWO STORIES WHICH TELL OF WASTE BY PUBLIC BODIES:
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      BLUNDER OVER A.R.P. UNIFORM
      535 3 QOVERNMENT'S call to the public to avoid waste has been loudlj and r< peatedly made over the radio and m the pr< ut at the name time tin re are glaring inrices of Government extravagance which reminds one of the preacher who advised his congregation: "Do
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      TRAFFIC LIGHT EXTRAVAGANCE
      558 3 nn HE "Era's" along Stamford and Orchard /load* have the four-cornered lights alona Bras IJasah Road beaten for efficiency. "Kva' is no respecter of persons, she winks green, yellow and red at regular intervals and motorists are ft reed to slow down at the June ions, but
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    As I Was Saying....
    566 3  -  Johnny Bt A FRIEND of mine is a great 1 lover of nature and spends hours watching the habits of birds and animals. Ho tells me he once saw a march fly buzzing all round a paddock having a wonderful time. It flew up to a
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    SCOTLAND RAIDED
    65 3 London, July 12. rNEMY activity last night was 01. a very small scale, states an A:i Ministry communique which say: that bombs were dropped at z place on the north-east coast o. Scotland. These did some damage and caused a small number of casualties, including a few persons
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      598 3 I 'ill jmoUbbK/ jSw Ss^^BoF **4 '^^HEL 'vJv 2 INCREASE j j THISiEASY.WWr I I JHR^ Not only this sanatvinum patient, hut J hundreds of men, women and children I r have put on weight, by taking these tiny, INCO tasteless, flesh-forming tablets. And why Asf(> jfjj is it that
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    Squadron's Bag Of 51
    214 4 London, July 12. TN recent night encounters with enemy raiders over this country, a Royal Air Force night right? r squadron has achieved the distinction of being the first to destroy over 50 enemy aircraft by night. With the squadron's score standing at 49, cheers rang
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    War Prisoners To Work
    87 4 War Prisoners To Work Melbourne. July 12 THF Cabinet has decided to employ v-ar prisoners at present on camp maintenance and la asking the Labour Department to formulate othe»- work not connected with the war effort, it was announced by Mr. P. C. Spender, the ArmyMinister. He added that the
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    A NEW MALAYAN INDUSTRY
    970 4 GREAT HEALTH PROBLEM SOLVED r> OWERFUL allies of man m combating malaria m Malaya are two species of fish one ichich eats the weeds which supply the vital shade for mosquito breeding, and the other the larvae-eating fish. The use of the weed-eating fish was m
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    21 4 A break for tea at the Westminster Technical School, London, where women are bdng trained m war work of all kinds.
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    VOLUNTEERS ARE SCARCE
    519 4  -  L. C. CARROLL t l o-o|»ci*ntioii Musi 4 onu- or Use.. Rv QF 100 or so recruits needed for certain non-European units of the S.S.V.F. m Singapore, only five have signed up m answer to an appeal for more recruits made about a month ago. With that
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    27 4 Mr. 8. H. Shih. the Chinese Consul. Kuala Lumpur, l a on tour of Inspection and is expected to be away from Kuala Lumpur for some tUno.
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    INCOME AND TAXES
    1308 5 HOPKIN To-day Discusses London, June 2. g1 RANGE though it may seem at first glance, it i* evertheless a fact that there are certain compenn time of war. There are com] ions, for for the man or woman who waa not a conus success m the battle
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      406 5 j***f*_ Q*^ What*s The Answer &3 The editor has told Tribquiz he can answer the questions standing on his head. Tribquiz nearly got the sack for saying was the only way he could answer he:?!. Anyway they're easy this w?ek hut >one caught standing on his head to do the
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      543 5 JVfecer a paitfy jfer me.... aM Bp scr/r sr/i.L.fl lL //ow yoc; f^E^p <a? /v/cf as CHO YOU HEAR THAT BETTY f\ J^^^A I HOPE YOU WON'T f BETTY WA? RIGHT 1 fl V /M//VO Mf SAYING fLL SU *E 0F PERSONAL j^WT IT -BUT PERSONAL FRESHNESS HOW. THIS J^^W
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    1954 6  - A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE Vera Ardmore FGG CN Saturday. July 5. the Malayan Made Circle entertained the Hyderabad Regiment to a vari performance at Tyersall Park There was a packed hoiu and. fTom the rounds oi applause and the speeches made after the performance, ie seemed that ihe troops
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    Malayans Abroad
    192 6 Malayans Abroad "SINGAPORE te the best tac< In th v ites j Mia fv M n T• -> to her mother, Mrs. CM hetj describing the 1 Aua- i raVfjn winter! S Christina left 1 In the vrv Year for Bydi cv to fur- i ther her studies and Is
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    Holiday News
    180 6 S BACK IX HAUXESS again i Is Mrs, H. V. Pery, who nas Just returned with her hus- J irom 5^2 months' icave speiu m Tasmania. c Mrs. Pery was an inderati- j J ~ble Wool" Fund worker for vie Women's Ejection of the Johore Branch of the
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    Can Catholics And Protestants Unite?
    2088 7  -  W. H. Watkins What My Religion >1« ans To Me nu The Sunday Tribune has been trying to give sound S opinions on religious creeds throughout the world m the i S hope that people would thus increase m tolerance by try- ing to understand
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      296 7 1 W^V M^K£j&- l WISH I HAD YOUR ENGLISH COMPLEXION!" ">."%>. Afc. ar m 1 V -v^Mt "WELL, I OWE IT TO INNOXA!" CTzJ\f .N'» "dried apple' 1 l<-«.k fm her! She had that uj> your circulation, and Innoxa Mousse Day Cream reanvand-roset) complexion, that smooth, supple skin which never
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      137 7 PILES can be Cured There are thousands of men and women who suffer awful agony day and night because of pile trouble, who do not know that every chemist stocks a special remedy that does most surely and quickly banish the misery of this wretched trouble. Make a confidant of
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      350 7 HIS STOMACH NOT HIS NERVES ARE TO BLAME Grumpy, irritable people are all too often stomach sufferers who could be the soul of good humour ii they took a little Bisurated Magnesia after meals. Heartburn, flatulence and other distressing forms of indigestion are caused by excess acidity which irritates the
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    Lifeboat service Heroes
    832 8  -  NOEL BARBER BY Formerly of The Malaya Tribune, now Editor of ike Overseas Daily Mail) gVERY four hours m Britain, all through the day and night, a life is saved by men with rough faces, old blue jerseys and a lot of guts. They are the men
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    U.S. DEVELOPS NEW EXPLOSIVE
    122 8 Washington, July n "A BRAND new" explosive develop A ed by the United States may jbe made' available lo Britain, ac cording to Mr. w. H P Bland y Chief of the Naw Bureau ol Ordnance. Testifying before the House ol Representatives Naval Committee to-day. Mr.
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, July 13, 1941. Opinion
    413 8 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, July 13, 1941. Opinion Dress Reform lOCAL dross reform enthusiasts should call for three enters for His Excellency Sir Andrew Caldecott, Governor of Ceylon, who recently caused a flutter m official dovecotes )>y appearing m shorts -ml shirt sleeves m his office. His Excellency found the
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    PICKING WINNERS
    799 8 2s. l*ail€*l**Oll Oil *■<» WONDERS will never cease. On the last day of the race I meeting- recently concluded at Taiping, there were only three runners m the first race and seven ol* Penairjfs tipsters, all m the same paper, mark you, had a go at spotting the
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    Enjoy Your Films
    669 8  - Enjoy Your Films Mary Anne Wendel By 1 n hei mon< Wom< n ,zen ft is a few c Men carefully tilui f\» ry purcha you ani I hun lions oi dOil cinemas and your mon< Juri. for t the ■SOftl i< <>bbv at the end "On ntic? H I:.
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    TROOPS, ARMS POUR INTO EGYPT FROM BRITAIN, U.S.
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    50 9 /^IRLS outnumbered men guests by six to one at the wedding t Bnoeburyness, Essex, oi Lance- Bcmbardier Idwai Jones and Miss Olive Payne, >o this notice was put I on the door of the parish hall: 'Males urgently needed to dance. Free beer." The males turned up.
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    64 9 This lass is Ihe glamour girl of the screen. War- S ncr Bros.' Ann Sheridan S is rated so highly that she i put m for a rise and when :it wasn't forthcoming i walked out for a spell, i And all her fans have been right disappointed.
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    PHILIPPINES IN DANGER
    58 9 London. July 12. PENERAL MARSHALL'S recent request thn.t men now serving m the army under the military service law should b? held m the army even alt?r their norm.il term ends is new ascribed to rouorts of German infiltration into South America ..uhl to reports that the
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    Dog Buried 14 Days, Barks Again
    80 9 inHILE a demolition squad was working m the debris of a tombed BriMcl house a dog's whimpering was heard. After nearly four hours' disgin^ a black terrier was found. I> had been buried for 14 chiys. A beam had prevented it iron 1 being:
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    Zamzam Survivors Released
    129 9 Zamzam Survivors Released Now York. July 11. fc/IR W. V. C. RUXTON, President of the British and American Ambu'ance Corps, announced that the German authorities are releasing 2 1 American men who survived the sinking of the Zam Zaxn for their In turn to the United States. Mr. Ruxton said
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    New Post For Col. Donovan
    121 9 New Post For Col. Donovan Washington, July 11. PRESIDENT Roosevelt has apI pointed Col. W. J. Donovan as Co-ordlnator of Information bearing nn the defence programme. Col. Donovan's job is to •'eo;'^cf. and assemble information and data bearing on national security from^various Government agencies, and analyse such material for official
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    Released French Woman To Stay
    111 9 MLLE. Hc-lene Torre, who worked for the French Medical C-rps fired when she was on duty between the Ma^inot and the Siegfried Lines, is to .stay m England. She was arrested by Scotlandyard officers last September and spent several months m jail. Mile. Terre, who
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    Continuance Of Raids By R. A. F. Vital
    149 9 Continuance Of Raids By R. A. F. Vital London, Ju y 1~ COMMENTING on Ihe lull m tre *> fighting between Russia anci Germany, the Daily Telegraph, In i loader. ■The next nha:e i f this titanic struggle is bound to be even c( m f h? first for one
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    U.S. WORKMEN, STEEL FOR BRITISH BASES
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    FLOOD HAVOC IN BENGAL
    134 9 Delhi. July 11. pLOCD damage to the Bengal- Kagpur railway has isolated Purl, an Orissa seaside resort. Th. Fun Express, which left Howrah en Tuesday, was held Up at Manjuri Road. The flooding of the Mahandi is increasing m intensit) and storm signals are being flown
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    WAVELL'S TASK IN INDIA
    275 9 WAVELL'S TASK IN INDIA Simla, July 11. ON the arrival of General Sir Archibald Wavcll-to take up his new appointment as Commander-in-Chief m India. The Times ol India, Bombay, has a leading article m which it po nts out that m the last war India was m charge of operations
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    70 9 They Threw £1,000 Away SIX gunmen who raided a Be'fast bookmaker's office were chased nnd forced to throw away a suitcase Into which they had packed about El 000, mostly m silver. When a young man m the street tackled one of the raiders a number of shots were fired
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    2712 10  - SUNDAY SHORT STORY NAGA iA Tale Of Malayan Youth Fighting Against Age Old Tradition GOING MOD PR N ROBERT KHOO was the wealthy young paragon of Singapore's modern youth. He was a typical example of the species and a very charming one to boot. Carefree existence and a lively disposition
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    838 11  -  L.S.D. JX the very early days of Malaya, before the Suez Canal was opened, this country was renowned for its spice trade, and at one time, European countries were quite prepared to cm to war about such products as pepper and cinnamon, but to-day the
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    1128 11 Scervt* Of Tlit* Sartferir gVERYBODY, with the exception of the doctors, seems to know quite a lot about vitamins now! A well-known Sheffield doctor has humorously said that five vitamins are essential for the maintenance of lite namely, A. B. C. D and LSD —the last being
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      293 11 Laid up for Six. Months with »■> Quite a different man '^gfl Mr. H. H. suffered those ney and Bladder Pills will do sharp, stabbing pains and the for them what I can honestly continual dull ache m the back say they have done for me." that are Nature's warning
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    KING VISITS OPERATIONS ROOM OF R.A.F.
    185 12 London, July 12. THE King spent an hour jnd a I half yesterday m the opsraI tinns room of a Fighter Group, and watched the progress of the j latest Royal Air Force attack. While a large number of Spit--1 fires and Hurricanes, and
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    135 12 London, July 12. FOUR men who drove through a lain of fire-bombs to repair j fractured gas mains gain the Gecrge Medal m the latest list of awards. ignued gas from the mains rose m column- of flame. The buildings on both sides of the
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    32 12 London, July 12. A FURTHER instalmr-nt of £15,000 n from the South China Iforhiii Post War Kund brings the total I j Uie Fund to £135,000— British Wireless
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    113 13 Tests of the new table-type indoor air raid shelter. A twostorey house was brought down by explosives to reproduce the collapse of such a house caused by a heavy bomb falling close by. One Of the new shelters was m one of the ground floor rooms. Applications for the issue
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    Tallest Soldier Dismissed
    57 13 PAPTAIN P. B. Huxham, tallest man m the British Army, has been dismissed the Service by court-martial sentence. rart&in Huxham In ft. 1 m. tall, ;»nd weig-hs over 19 st. He is the son of Rear- Admiral H.;\hani, of Plymouth, and served m the Royal Army Service
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    22 13 Mr. Herbert Davies, Second As.sle.tnnt to General Manager. Federated Malay States Railways, has been appointed to act as Assistant to General Manager.
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    357 13 Queen— Gave Up A Throne For A Kiss of Serbia, once a queen- and once a beggar, wife of a kin# who lost his throne and mother of a king who was murdered by the chiefs of his own army, died m Paris recently. She died m a convent at
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    Celebrations By S'pore Free French
    45 13 THE Free French m Singapore will celebrate th? French National holiday on Monday with a reception by M. Charles Baron and Madame Baron at neon. M. Barcn i is the representative of Gen. de i Gaulle In the Far East.
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    403 13 QOOD-LOOKING, well-spoken, find presenting 1 a smart appearance m his R.A.F. uniform, Corp]. Francis John Eve, 20, whose home was stated to be at Quei nmore-road, Stroud Green, London, N.. was charged at Trowbridge, Wilts, with robbery with violence against women, attempted robbery with violence, and robbery from
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      883 13 WHERE TO LISTEN IN TO-DA V SINGAPORE LONDON ZIII. 22:> m 1333 k< s ISTOUI sI.KVICK ZIIP.I 30% m 969 m.v <>>>v 1' XI nits; 16X4 m«-tres ZHP. 2. IX :,K m. 6 17:» m( s <>>lF 15 1 mrs; 19 HI metres Zlll* J »i ix ni 7 r,
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    Easy Win For Raffles' Inst.
    289 14 Easy Win For Raffles' Inst. p\i i i is 1 Institution seemed iiv« wkkfi vit toi •> over St. .!«.s |>hs Institution In cricket tnaU h yt sterday tfternoon. The .saints batted first, and compiled 144 runs for eight wickets and d Koon Poh was the ii a «.i the
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    WARD'S BOWLING GIVES S.C.C. WIN
    284 14 EXCELLENT bowling by 11. L. Ward was responsible for theS.C.C. beating a C.S.C. team by one wicket on the Padang esterda} afternoon. Batting first, the c.s.c. w« n m< it tied out, for a meagre 82, Youarajah top-scoring with 19 runs H. L. Ward, with
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    45-Run Win For S.R.C.
    264 14 T»HE S.R.C. beat R.A.F. Headquarters by 45 runs m a lowstoring match OB the Padang yesterday. (ioinj? m first the Reca knocked up 115, F. Chopard contributing 45. CjpL Shea (four for 33) and FS Brown, (tour for .*M>) bowled well To* Air Headquarters. Th;.' ail
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    Woman Secretary Left A Fortune
    68 14 Mr. Danial Dunne, a company director, has left his secretary. Olive M. Wright, a life interest m his £59,000 estate. It goes first to his wife, on trust for life, and alter that on trust to his secretary. "No man could have had a more
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    21 14 IN a Div. 2B match played at the Naval Base yesterday the Naval Base Indians drew with the Customs I—all.1 all.
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    CRICKET REVIEW
    721 14 Record High Scoring Last Week: SelangorPerak Match Stars: Jack Pet tit's Batting DATSMEN had the upper hand la^j week as evidenced by the tall scoring seen m almost all matches. Last week's cricket produced no 'ess than four centuries and L'O scores of 50 or more, which i^
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    Malayan Cricket Honours
    424 14 Malayan Cricket Honours S BATTING. S i 132 J. Anchant (St. An- j drew's vs Victoria i School). i J 118 M. Appuni (Perak vs J i Selangor) i J 111 K. K. Thov (Raffles i College vs CSC. i I( >* E. Arthdale (Y.W.C.A. i n V.M.C.A.), i Lt.
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    80—FIT TO FIRE WATCH
    185 14 80— FIT TO FIRE WATCH JMGHTY-YEAR-OLD William James Collings satisfied Southampton magistrates that he is fit to act as a paid firewatcher. His employers, the Ferry Engine Co.. Ltd.. were summoned for a breach of the fire watchers' order. 'The po^ce said Collings, the firm's watcher, was not able-bcdied. The
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    16 14 It is predicted that wool printing, a new textile industry here, will prosper after the war
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    DEADLY PROPHECY COMING TRUE
    378 14 NEXT to a good reliable ghost, a Family Curse is one of the most hallowed appurtenances of British nobility. Recently a fine old Family Curse made a fine news story. Twenty-year-old Viscount Lambton, son and heir of the sth Earl of Durham, lay dead by "suicide
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    Earl Sells 4 Villages
    121 14 THE Earl of Feversham. son-in-law of Lord Halifax, is selling 12,000 acres of his North Riding of Yorkshire estate— including the villages of Laskill Pasture, Fangdale E?ck, Chop Gate, and Raisciale. 116 farms, and 15 small holdings. Through his agent, the earl, who Lft m the
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    Urges Teaching Of Sex Appeal Technique
    90 14 THE technique of sex appeal 1 shcuid be t mght to university itndents, says IVliss Pearl Buck, t»v i:<.\elr-t. u NolhiHf can give sex Appeal to the man or woman who doe* noi possess the technique, whether Cod given or taught,' she to»d the
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    Raffles Set Medical College Stern Task
    500 14 jyjEDICAL COLLEGE have College m their annual after their second innings, ha making 205 runs to win. Continuing their first innings yesterday, Raffles, who had obtained 115 runs for the !OSB of foia wickets, were dismissed alter geiiing 153 runs. Hera Singh bowled best
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    287 14 VX :i cricket match played at the Balesti* r ground ye* terday, the R.A. Heavy Regt. > .defeated the Indian Association by ">:•> runs. A feature of the name was Dean's 28 runs which he knocked up m ei^ht minutes. This, eonpled with l.t. Wills' 21
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    TWO RECORDS SMASHED AT BUKIT TIMAH
    1462 15 Kai Tere And Derby Create New Record Times Major Fox's Good Day J»\V() RECORDS WERE SMASHED AT THE OPENING DAY OF THE SINGAPORE TURF CLUB'S JULY MEET ING AT IU KIT TIMAH YESTERDAY. Mr. Lee Nam's Kai Tere and Mr. Lim (.'hong- Pane's Derby
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    344 15 Manchcsteis Chinese Athletics 1 ,^FTER a goalless first half the Manchesters played a forceful game against the Chinese Athletics and ran cut victorious by four goals to one m a Reserve Division match 1 played at Tanglin yesterday. Although the Manchesters defeated the Chinese In a
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    27 15 When the R.A.F. beat the Army Mace saved the Army from a bwc,cr aejeat than o—l. Here he brings off one fine save from a corner kick.
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    Recs Trounced By Gunners
    175 15 \N Ji dull pame played at Anson Road Stadium yesterday, the K.A. (Ac-ac) heat S.F^.C. six goals to two m Div. I of the; S.A.F.A. league. White played an outstanding '^amc for the Gunners, netting live pjals. Pad (intoning by Barker cast the Recs. many openings
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    98 15 (From Ow Own Reporter) SertnitKiM, Saturday, i AFTER r )0 minutes of goal\n. leg pla> Singapore de- S fcaled ncgr\ Bemvilan by three fOftli to one m the Malaya Cup match played S here this evening. S I The fame was well-con- tested and was watched by a
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    84 15 Denver.s (Colorado), July 12. GENE SARAZFN. former holder ol the British and American open golf championships, is making another bid to win the American Professional Golfers Association championship Which he first won m 1922 and last won m 1933. Sarazen reached the semi-final by beating Den-more Shute,
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    117 15 Lord Portal's Success At Newbury London. July 12. RIDDEN by a 17-year-old apprentice. Burrows, Lord Portal's six-year-old Longriggan (9-4>, carrvmg eight pounds extra, won the Newbury Summer Cup by one length irom Miss Dorothy Paget's Anarchist < 8-11 with Mrs. Beno:a's Pearl Rock <7-12> one and a half lengths away,
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    186 15 I.A. 2 X.B. C'thians 0 IN a Div. II B match played at Farrer Park yesterday the Naval Rase Corinthians lost to the Indian Association by two goals to nil. The same did not come up to scratch and both teams threw away many chances of
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      94 15 SPORTS DIARY TO-DAY CRICKET: Medical College vs. R,iffl<- S College. M.C.U.. 11 a.m. S.C.C. Ma--rieds vs. Singles, S.C.C; C.S.C. vs. C.V.MA.. C.S.C; Indian Association vs. RAF (Tengah), 1. A.: S.C.RC. vs Teaclurs. s.C.R.C; Sinhalese vh. R A (8.M.) Blakan Matl; 8.H.0. vs. RAF. (Malaya), away; Police vh Air Headquarters. Depot.
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    281 16 NEW FEDERAL COUNCIL FOR INDO-CHINA Reforms To Cope With The Present Strenuous Times Saigon, July 12. AMOVE to broaden the basis of Government so as to give the natives more say m Indo-Chinese affairs was announced to-day with the publication of an order-in--ouncil signed by the Governor-General, setting up a
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    153 16 Mo-cow, Ji!?y 12. S "ALREADY line Germans h !,cjjun (o undr- sand and unwillingly con- fess that their plan of I and triumphal i march into Soviet Fussii has faltl," says the Kfd Star.) organ of the Soviet Arr.iv. i which add*- that the
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    48 16 London. July 12. ATTENTION has boen drawn to Japanese press reports alleging 111-treatment and victimisation or I panese nationals In Indo-China It is felt that these urotpst? have a familiar ring and needless to H:c Majesty's Government Ifi watching the situation closely. British Wireless
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    R. A. F. Cannons Prove Most Effective
    262 16 R. A. F. Cannons Prove Most Effective f I*l IE devastating power of the tish fighters are now nrme proportion of German pilots are their machines arc hit. lAne after time during the J recent R.A.P. sweeps over North--m France, German machines i- y exploded m m d-aii when hit
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