Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 3 August 1941

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    15 1 The Sunday Tribune Net Sales Exceed 23,200 Weekh SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1941 VIVM CENTS.
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    POLISH GIRLS STERILIZED BY GERMANS
    279 1 i London, Aug. i 1 npilF calculated barbarity <>i 1 the Na/i t reulinen! Tohmd is further dcmonstrai S i cd by a report m v German y anti-Nazi newspaper the ZeHmng, which states that j letters reaching London Iron v Poland ihOW that i'olish
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    TANK PARADE IN LONDON
    92 1 (From H. L. l lopkin) London, Aug. 2. IOXDOX had a view of the many types of tankfl that jro to form the mechanised forces of the country when an impressive parade of tanks held yesterdaj Before. iheL start of the parade. Lt.-Cen. .Martd. the Commander
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    Count de Brinon
    36 1 Vichy, Aug. '2 ilie Vichy Ambassador to occupied Prance, Count c"c Brlnon. ha« left Parl lir Vichy m order to hay« talks with MarRha] \k .-ri Admiral Darlan, states the Prri> radio- Reuter
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    SOVIETS ANNIHILATE A WHOLE GERMAN DIVISON
    402 1 SOVIETS ANNIHILATE A WHOLE GERMAN DIVISON NAZIS CLAIM GREAT VICTORY NEAR KIEV W^ EPORTS from the Russian front indicate that Curve fighting Jl\. is m progress on the various fronts, particularly near Smolensk, where the crucial battle for Moscow is raging. Though the German communique dismisses this sector with the
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    HUGE DEFENCE BILLS OF U.S.
    58 1 Washington. Aug. l. OASB expenditure on the United States armaments programme p. July amounted to almost exictly $1.000.000,000- the lamest un since the Great War The Ju'y total Included nearly 33,000.000 .spent under the Lease nd Lend Act. Officials believe that m a year's the
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    RED ARMIES' MAGNIFICENT ACHIEVEMENT
    258 1 London, Aug. 2. PRESIDENT Roosevelt's LiiLmte to the conduct of the Russian armies as "magnificent.," at a pres* conference, la warmly appreciated here. The barr mention of names m the Russian communiques, viih references to Ihe severity of the fighting and occasional reports of particular actions,
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    NAZIS FAKE FILMS
    55 1 LondOll Air;. 2. A NUMBER of Belgians have been arrested by the Germans at for openly showing scepticism at faked Nazi proppgnnda films according to the Inbel iFiv-> Belgian news service). These films, purporting to show damage m London streets after German air raids, had m reality
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    Unrest In France
    194 1 Unrest In France L ndon, Aug. 2. THERE arc persisted reports of unrest m France. The German-controlled Paris radio admitted to-day that th<> police have arrested -0 "communists" m Nantes and seized a quantity of propaganda material. Earlier reports told of bis demonstrations, mainly of 'tjjumunisf origin m Lyons and
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    Millionaire Pilot Shot Down
    61 1 Millionaire Pilot Shot Down I i. »ni 11. 1.. Ilopkin) London, Aug. 2. UMNO COBIMANDER Whitney Straight (!8), AniPrican-born millionaire, was shot down over Fiance while lending a squadron of Hurricanes. Other pilots hoard him say by radio: "I've been hitj going to force-land m I ranee. I've ordered the
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    Japanese Mass Troops In Manchukuo
    219 1 Japanese Mass Troops In M anchukuo London, Aug. 2. INHERE are indications of considerable movemenl of Japanese troops from Japan to Manchukuo, according to well-informed circles m London. ft is understood that a portion of this movement is taking place through Korea, while other troops are being conveyed acroM the
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    WIFE-MURDERER REPRIEVED
    82 1 (From Hi L. Hopkinj London, Aug. 2, \jAJOK William Maekinnon x x Gray, IV), who had been sentenced to death for the murder of his wife, has now been reprieved. It will be remembered that when the jury returned a verdict of "guilty," they strongly recommended that mercy
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    Over 2,500 Enemy Planes Downed By R.A. F. This Year
    203 1 London, Auj»\ li. EXAMINATION of published figure* of Axis aircraft losses m operations against Britain during the first seven months of L 94] shows that more than 2,500 plane have been destroyed by Britain alone J'hc figures tor July, as
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    AMERICAN NEWSMEN IN JAPAN PROTEST
    229 1 AMERICA N NE WSMEN IN JAPAN PROTEST Lokycj A DAY-LONG del terdaj m tin- tran mi ion the information concerning the Japanese Lxrnibing of the American srunboal Tutuila was made the pea on Cor .i joint representation to the official spokesman of the im 1 In formation Hoard, Mr. [shii.
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    Moscow Downs 2 German Raiders
    75 1 Ait" pi R van plane attempted to raid rii' persed by anti-aircrafi batu i jikl nlghl ftghtei Lht official i.'in i»i -w agency Three oi [our plant broke through i.i iin city bul their m ■i ndiai unmh it ed hannh Several small fin v
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    STOP PRESS
    251 1 Dr. Quo Tai < his X Warning welcome And appreciate Mr ICooscvelt'> aitnotrii«('iu«-iil of an embargo on motor Oil ami fuel for Japan," declared Dr. Quo Tai Chi. the Chinese Foreign Minister, m an interview to-das. Asked if Mr Harry Hopkins was coming- to Chungking. Dr. QUO Tai
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      8 1 GENERAL weygand Suspected by Nazis— Sec Page Seven
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    BLITZLULL OVER BRITAIN
    112 2 BLITZ LULL OVER BRITAIN London, Aug. 2. APART Horn one aircraft whicn made a brief landfall on the south coast, no enemy activity ever this country was reported up I) m. ye terday says an Air try communique. No bbuibfi were dropped. One nemy aircraft was destroyed on Thursday night.
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    Newfoundland Fighter Squadron Formed
    39 2 London. Aug. 2. •""HE Minister ol Aircraft Frodu"- tion, Lt.-Col. Moore-Brabazon, acknowledge a donation from the oi Newfoundland of U11.853 16.->. Gd. towards a fighter squadron to be named the Newfoundland Fighter Squadron. British Wireless
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    Branch Of Chinese to Co-Operatives Likely For Singapore
    292 2 Branch Of Chinese to Co-Operatives Likely For Singapore (Tribune Staff Reporter) NEGOTIATIONS are afoot between the technical adviser to the Chinese Industrial Co-operatives, Mr. Rewi Alley, and the Colonial Secretary, m connection with the establishment m Singapore of a branch of the co-operatives, it is learnt to-day. The authorities, the
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    CLERKS RESENT NEW DEBT CIRCULARS
    307 2 QOVERNMENT clerks m the Colony and the Federated Malay States will most probably before the end of this month make joint representations to the Government protesting against the action recently taken to solve the clerical indebtedness problem among Government employees. Generally considering the action by
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    ENEMY CONVOY ATTACKED
    61 2 London, Aug. 2. IN daylight to-day, Blenheim aircraft, escorted by fighters attacked enemy vessels m a convoy of! the Belgian ccast," says an Air Ministry communique yesterday evening. Bombs were .seen to straddle two ships, and a ship of about 2,000 tons was seen burning and m
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    As I Was Saying....
    376 2  -  Johnny «.> I always say that the man who hasn't a leg to stand on is the one who usually does the most Kit King". i I met an R.A.F. officer in town yesterday. "Hullo, old boy." I said; "I haven't seen you for ages." "Jve
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      399 2 Grand News for HEAD-COLD SUFFERERS I laturwolUn I Jm wA •U 4 Mf at thrunk I S^^(fl Two ani'rTs of Nmw Mtdical Compommi CUar Stuffed -up NoatriU m 30 •eeonafa. Look at the diagrams above. One minut* you're stuffed-up with a heavy cold. KassJ oaemhrmnes swollen puffy Breathing passages •locked
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE V LEADS CAMPAIGN
    284 3 SUNDAY TRIBUNE V LEADS CAMPAIGN (Bj LORRAINE BTREETER) SINGAPORE has become much more Victory conscious since Iri.t Sunday when atlcnlion was drawn to public apathy X, tin- lamnus T campaign m the "Sunday Tribune." 'j he day after the story appeared enterprising Mrs. I-:. A. Elder, well-known worker for the
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    Arab Unity Urged
    64 3 jei -2 THF cancellation ol th< I ba. ..> en A: atri m the steiling bloc and a standard' l.satiun oi Hit- various currencies now existing is urged m tininfluential Arab newspaper Pala tin. The tea thai the unity m trade and finance which would thus be
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    LETTERS BY FILM FROM MALAYA
    269 3 LETTERS BY FILM FROM MALA YA (Sunday Tribune Stan Reporter) J^HE system of photographing the letters from members of the Services and sending the negatives b> air. which has been just introduced m the Middle East, is under consideration by the authorities m Malay a. This experimental "Airgraph Service" speeds
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    RADIO LOCATION SECRET KEPT
    312 3 I"], branch oi the Services which requires the most highly <i^liii''<i men is the radio detection department, a departwhoa work is about to be applied to the defence of Australia with improvements on the system which ha* proved such ;i success m Britain. The Rpyal Australian
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    POPULAR LOVE NEST CLOSED
    486 3 Curfew On Kisses (Sunday Tribune Stall' Reporter) SINGAPORE'S liotanuv.il Gardens where Rightly kissing and cuddling have been the activities of thousands and the disgust of more almost since the opening day is shut to lovers. I So longer will the gardens be a notorious lovers' neal
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      318 3 A Tricky Quiz TRIBQLIZ is gloating this week. He says these are all questions that you should know but won't. See how you go. 1— Right m the top Bight of Kg that tnc latest of these count lies Shots directing Britain's war efforts is one Max Ailken. better he
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      471 3 c in* otomach rain Th hal dou blc you up alter m< ak danj acid ork m your itoma digested i< >d. producin (ia I stomacl Stop I where i starti is time you m .md [on will ha\ ajy on you vuu please, when you !>:• .thi>ul fear of
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    1399 4  - A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE Vera Ardmore By rNJOYING the scenes from "Julius Caesai*, 1 acted by senior pupils of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus on Saturday, one felt sorry that the School Hall could not have been specially enlarged for the occasion, so that more of the
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    Brastagi Bound
    78 4 PLANNING to take a little bungalow at Brastagi Is Mrs. i I J. C. Mantel. Shi> hopes to S leave for this popular hill S resort this week. ANOTHER SEEKING a S i much-needed rest m Brastagi Is Mrs. Babs Arthur. i ALSO HOPING to snatch a short
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    Welcome Home
    199 4 I BACK IN SINGAPORE Ol w again is Mrs. Nancy Ta n s£ > Bin, who returned from k? six months' trip to Melbourne i at the beginning o j thi.s W eek j She was accompanied by her > .^on, Nanson. and Mi DoYo'h* i Owen 'J
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    Situation Vacant
    22 4 Wanted 20 Ambitious CanvuM Pleasant work. Big P AU c Timo Charming p Free. Box 119. co Sunday T: Singapore.
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    THE "RED" PROBLEM
    1512 5 11. L. lIOI'KIV (In London) Lailgll* \< London, July 2. THIS Clipper air nK-il .service bcwcen Lsnd n and Singapore, via th- North Atlantic, the United States :md the Pacific, has taken a great weight "IT my shoulders. It is refreshing to hear of articles arriving In
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, August 3, 1941. Opinion
    247 6 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, August 3, 1941. Opinion To Conquer Debt ll' it is the intention of the Governments of the Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States to implement the drastic decisions contained m the debts circulars recently issued, there are abundant reasons why parallel action cannot be contemplated m
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    STANDARDS OF VALUE
    966 6 EDWARD ELLIS Offers Some Thoughts On AMOX(J other things, a journalist must learn to be long suffering. Most peon)* read what he writes with a criti cal eye and, such arc the vagaries of the English language that he is always being misunderstood! For instance, m a
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    The Big Freeze UP
    944 6 ®6®••®®® < g\Y. 11. Paterson Discusses I^YFRYCODY'S doing It. America started the ball rolling by nothing of the kind is forthcoming Vj freezing Japanese assets. Britain and the Empire follow- £^I^^^ ed suit, and Japan baa since retaliated by freezing the as* oi an oi inrni.
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    A Social Problem
    224 6  -  Mary Anne Wendel Hit OKCKNT investigations have proved, it proof u:is needed, that prostitution is not un^ known m Singapore. Usual reaction m I mont is "What are you going to do about it?" Let us get down to the euro of the matter and considi r
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      184 6 to ease agomsingp^^^K-jfMSr STOMACH PAIN The sufferings of this poor Indigestion martyr were beyond belief! -I obtained Usea burning stomach arid at onc«v .V) relief whatever except when vm ad romr taoaSS Fven morphia to ease the awful paln» stomach walla, <-. c-iogginf must have been near to madness with
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    Vivisection Is Humane
    689 7 Secrets Off The Siirgea*T WHEN Mr. Jennings' consultation with me ended on Monday morning I was anxious to get him out the surgery without giving him an opportunity of airing his pet grievance against medical science. He is an anti- vivisectlonist of the most vlrulmt type and
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    HITLER WANTS TO UNMASK WEYGAND
    402 7 HITLER WANTS TO UNMASK WEYGAND .•^w..-..™^ Eyes On Dakar W London, Aug. 2. RILE Germany's soldiers are occupied against Russia, her diplomats are feverishly intriguing m Western Europe, writes Router's Diplomatic Correspondent. Exploitation of the subservient Vichy Government is likely to be carried further if the Nazi persuasions can get
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    No Wonder!
    51 7 i Girls will soon be .setting i out their plumes to compete for t*-e '.ward of Ce.t iJri S i drt. Ed (..rl of 1941." Last i year many votes went to Paiamount's (irace Bradley S L and this is t!?e attire sHe wore and how she won*
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    "Target For To-night"
    52 7 London. Aup;. 2 As soon as Mr. Brendan Bracken, the new Minister of Information, had seen the new film "Target for To-niaht,'' hr: ordered copies to be flown to the United States and Moscow as presents for Mr. Roosevelt and M. Stalin, says the Ministry of Inform-
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    Business At Standstill In Shanghai
    148 7 Business At Standstill In Shanghai Shanghai, Aug. 2. FOREIGN export firms m Shanghai are reported to b? virtually doing no business since the announcements of a sweeping export ban by the administrative commissioner of the local Japanese-con-trolled customs last Wednesday. According to foreign business circles, the list of banned articles
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    "Battle Of The Atlantic" Boxing Tournament
    70 7 "Battle Of The Atlantic" Boxing Tournament London. Aug. 2— "The Battle of i:e At'antic" boxing tournament n aid of Kins George's Minesweepers Fund wih Le staged m Lonacn if plans materialise. The promoter, Mr. Sydney Halle, he,., s to pet three first class American ooxers flown to England by ferry
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      195 9 TRULY a COMEDY as SPARKLINC as CHAMPArMCt The i APITIIIT^rXEXl 7 GREAT ATTRA CTION WHEN PRETTY GIRLsT^-^^ INTO MARRIAGE! mJß^^^ Girls who revealed a u& silken ankle were Bm. hussies! IiPF m And a kiss was a pro* F" P posal of marriage 1 Mb^bT 'J i£&£f^BßHßfkw^Mß^B^B^Bß^^ M and "Rebecca".
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    1667 10  -  C.W.B.M. I By SHORT STORY ABOUT 1 MALA YA PASIR Merah is a stretch of coast on the south of Johore. Viewed from Tanjong Ponggol, Singapore, it presents a panorama of cocoanut trees and mangrove clusters alternating with strips of white sandy beach. Immediately behind one of
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    PENANG RACES
    235 11 AN upset m the first race, wben White Gardenia won from War phan to return a dividend of $64 mix a win, opened the Penan k Turf Club's August meeting yes--1 ex a ay. A lar«c holiday crowd was precnt. The going wa.s on the soft side 1114.
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    74 11 Mala>a Cup Soccer 4FTBR gallantly holding their sax a. X- k-j: i~ Only a small crowd witness- The Royal Air Ite. i v Jb-SL iSs this pcViod m i.twr"PJIS. otv,tV.*,' r P*™'*™ «orts then. minute 8 of the finish a fre^ Kick I o J- 5*
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    73 11 No Play In Colony-States' Cricket Match Owing To Rain i 1 t i I i (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Saturday. yL a^ain m the afternoon t pi evented a start being made tc-day m the annual Jtiicket match between j i the Colony and the Malay S Slates, which
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    186 11 Services' Cautious Start THANKS mainly to a fine batting I performance by Capt. Duke, who played a very cautious innings for 65 runs, the Combined Services, managed to close their innings for 160 Tuns at the end of the first day's play against the Rest of Singapore on the Padang
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    181 11 THE Indian Association beat the R.AF. (Kallang) by four wickets in a cricket match played at I Balestier yesterday. Scores: R.A.F. (Kallang): Totham low Gurd'fll Singh 4. Corser b DhamaraJ 9. F.fLt. Plnokrey run out 8. Winfleld b DhamaraJ 12, Durtant b Bhaskaran 3, Helden c Hussein Shah
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    127 12 Diplomats' Train Derailed S Vichy, Aug. 2. I ASrECIAL train bringing I'.omc M. (iaslon Bergery, 2 Vichy Ambassador to Mos- m c< w, and ?0 members of the a Vichj Embassy m Moscow, following the severance of S diplomatic relations with the 1 Soviet I'nion, ran off the vails ear!}
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