Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 10 August 1941

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    15 1 The Sunday Tribune i\^/ &fo Exceed23,2oo Weekly I SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1941. FIVE CENTS.
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    REDS COUNTER-ATTACK AS NAZIS ADVANCE ON ODESSA
    721 1 BERLIN MAKES MORE FANTASTIC CLAIMS /\UTHORITATIVE circles m London treat with a good deal of reserve the "high-sounding" claims made by the Germans m connection with the operations on the southern front m Russia. There is no confirmation of these claims m London.
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    STOP PRESS
    290 1 WASHINGTON AI (i. 9. THK LATEST DESPATI II PROM 1 THF PKESIDI Ms v\( n i THF. POTOMAC STATES: I 111 SHIP AN( li« il» iN FOG. PROSPECTS OF FISHING APPLAK POOR TO-DAY. EVERYTHING QUIET ON BOARD. NO SPFXIAL NEWS—REUTER. London, Aug. 9. Further naval and artillery contingent^
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    Far East Tension: Menzies Cabinet "Standing By"
    121 1 Far East Tension: Menzies Cabinet "Standing By" Melbourne, Aur. f». t »rHE Australian Prime Alinis- J I 1 tcr, Mr. Menziea stated S to-day that no full meeting (of the i edcral Cabinet had t been called tor Monday, but he am 1 were I "stand bj m < .im-
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    Lord Willingdon III
    30 1 Reuter riii: Marquis of Willingdon, who is 75 and has been suffering from pn.iur.onia for more than a week, was stated to-day to be .-lit i i
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    T.N.T.
    83 1 You've heard of "IT" and t "Oomph" but now there is! I a new name for that inde- J S finable something which is not quite covered by these expressif ns and that is "T.N.T." and here is the girl to whom the expression has been applied first. She
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    64 1 London, Aue;. 9. A FEW enemy aircraft flew over the •em coastal areas of Britain yesterday, says an Air Ministry and Ministry oi Home Security communique. One was shot down by R.A.F. fighters. No bombing hud been reported up to 8 pm. In offensive operations over the English Channel on
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    NAZIS' "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING"
    152 1 Moscow. Aug. 9. MOSCOW Radio m a broadcast entitled "Much Ado Aboi Nothing— an Opera m Four Special Communiques," par. dies Hitler's victory claims m these words: "Communique Number On?* The Germ just as far from before. They have therefore, recaptured all the towns I
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    YUGOSLAVS REVOLT AGAINST GERMANS
    314 1 Jerusalem, aug. 9. The open revolt m Yugoslavia against the german occupation porce reported from moscow finds confirmation m authoritative yugoslav circles here. these report that the resistance of yugslavs and especially serbs is increasing daily m violence. A position has now been reached when the
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    IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR "V" ARMY
    107 1 IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR "V" ARMY London, Aug. 9. IMPORTANT instructions for the t M Vee" army throughout German ■coupled Europe 'vviii b^ given by Colonel Britton from thr BBC. •ad on m Londen next Friday. Col. Britton announced this, broadcasting m the earlj hours cf his morning when he urged
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    Japan's View On "Encirclement"
    265 1 Rome, Aug. "N^ encirelcmont whether alread) realised or m preparatio could turn Japan aside from the road m which she is treading, Japan will not remain indifferent to any measure threatening her security am] that of Eastern A j nis statement was maae uy Admiral Toyoda,
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    Middle East Forces Being Tuned Up To Concert Pitch
    295 1 (By Alaric Jacob, Heater's Special Car respondeat) Cairo, Aug. 9 AUTHENTIC information with regard to the battle of Ru was received with the greatest interest among the Allied armies m the Middle East. All realise the dose connection between the outcome
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    V Campaign in China
    43 1 V Cam paign in China Campaign Ottawa, Aug. 8. ME 'IROPOLITAN post oV. throughout Canada are to urn .m obliterat tamp bearing the I tter 'V" followed by Morse code .i for the V M c code sign for th<- V" is Reuter
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    NEW CLUB FOR INDIAN TROOPS
    543 2 Foundation Stone Laid By Patiala Ruler gPEAKING at a tea party held m connection with the laying of the foundation stone of a new club for Indian troops on Raffles' Reclamation yesterday, His Highness the Maharajah of Patiala said he was greatly impressed by the
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    Charged With Rioting
    100 2 Singapore. Saturday SAID to have been concerned m a rict at Haveloek Road on June 20, when two men were injured, Ng Ah Ti alias Hun Sai Ti t3o>, a Hokkien, appeared before Mr.' W. D. Carew, the third magistrate, to-day. A charge of rioting while armed
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    Chinese Salesmen's Patriotic Gesture
    190 2 Chinese Salesmen' s Patriotic Gesture Singapore, Saturday. a view to helping the war effort of the Allies and of their countrymen, the Chinese Salesmen's Association decided at their fifth annual general meeting held at the Association premises m Raffles Quay this afternoon to cancel their anniversary celebrations this year and
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    Sold F.M.S.V.F. Gun, Fined
    214 2 Sold F.M.S.V.F. Gun, Fined (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. IJ. G. H. BARRY, a sergeant-major t»f the F.M S. Volunteer Force, Klang, was convicted on two charges, namely, criminal breach of trust of a rifle, the property cf the F.M.S Volunteer Headquarters, Klang and selling the sam? to
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    AFTERNOON WEDDING
    51 2 lyiß. David Irving Greer. son of Mr. and Mrs. Greer of Co. down, Ireland was married to Miss AngeMna Eerie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Egle oi Shanghai at the Presbyterian Church at 4.30 p.m. yesterday. The Rev. Campbell Dixon officiated. The honeymoon will be spent at Cameron
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    Revenue Men Stumble On 2,189 Bad 50-Cents
    260 2 Singapore, Saturday. r|VER two thousand counterfeit fifty-cent coins, a small quantity of samsu and an unlicensed still. That was the haul of a patrol of Revenue Officers who raided «tn attap hut m Bukit Timah last nitrht, as related Ifl the fourth magistrate
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    'My Word, You Are Getting Fat!'
    133 2 Woman's Action After Friend's Remarks [1 veil an- :ks from 'friends about fat. 1 you. ipt. 'naturally be in'' hear this u-o-' man's T\ nun II );:\<\ nap Mi. W re Is hei I I 1 had put 00 1? Kraduallj noticing it myself
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    SINGAPORE WOMEN HOARD LUXURIES
    494 3 n_«y \ow S|M*ii«j More Leg l-'inaim- Streeter S' N h»V, Mlfa Country quite soon. Mores and ch< mist .shop, report record sales of beauty aids rrom s^ ln freshener t antiv rinkle cream. m v n by Women wno the uorntb f n> wnetica and s-
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    U.S. UNIONS WANT STATE CONTROL
    117 3 U.S. UNIONS WANT STATE CONTROL Kearny (New Jersey), Aug. 9. J>B.TEr Plynn, vice-president of the local Congress of the Industrial Organisation Union, h a asked the Federal Government to take over the strikelbound yards of the Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company -and operate them In the interests of national
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    BRITONS LEAVING SAIGON
    38 3 IMFTFpv- n U Saigon Aug. 9. pit rtEN BrUuns ;trc expected to pruce- d to Singapore on Monday Attcr Monday only 15 Britons lnclu IlnK the Consul- General *»nri muh r,v pectcd to remain.— Reuter
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    This Small World
    174 3 This Small World lI.' HAT a small world it is alter all! In the yvur JDL>7 Granville Roberta was the editor of the Malaya Tribune and John 11. Whitaker was the assistant editor. Fcr »t three years Mr. vvnitakcr has been m charge of I th? second-hand book and maga|zine
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    A Clever Man
    688 3 Secrete Or Th,. Sn, -■,■,■•> QNE of the most Interesting figures in the history of medical education was Dr. g. B Halford who. in the later years of his professorship at Melbourne University Australia, held the chair of PhysioAll his work was brilliant but his manner was
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      406 3 gsPsssa Beneath be outer Imtlj rf^i to clog the bor«^ <*ned-up ndcrikinbeW d itlric the or it r V/« l m Vour(.hemi»t worn o f VII i R 'T** ■i' and bo c cra S3J?I3SU T> wa> a u arf iJ™* ow th natural I m, oi,zed \X ax and
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    1310 4  - A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE Vera Ardmore i MpS. W. J. Mayson and Mrs. .f. B %v Pickering must have felt well |yj repaid for their hard work by th< i. rmous success ol the cib and bnii organised I hem v and held ai Raffles on Saturday m aid
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    coming and going
    121 4 coming and going i OFF ON HOI IDA! I Loke Wan Tho. "Ka: I r t friends, is South Africa S bound this time S HOLIDAYING ai Ci Highlands an Mr afl and Mrs. C < I former motored up g J S the v.eek. whi- i kit by Saturda
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      478 4 Up Nights Makes You Old Before Your Time According to statistics, 65 out of every 100 men sooner or later are started on the road to premature old age by prostate gland trouble. One of the commonest symptoms of this dangerous and mysterious gland ailment is the necessity of getting
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    Weather And Fewer Air Raids
    1416 5 H. L. IIOI»KI\ ("Hoppy'ToYou) Talks Alton I E V^K since, m the early days of my residence m Lon-t.-v *u S yc ur I referred to the wincif 4- m Prevailing and incurred the blue penT? „i u ns of the y° un S l^y
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      360 5 Foot Itch? Healed in 3 Days! Po your feet itch, smart and burn so if badly that they nearly drive you crazy? v, I^'-es the skin crack, peel or bleed? The B real cause of these skin troubles is a ge.m 1 that has snread throughout the. world, and is
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    THAILAND AT
    489 6 Tinsel Or Gold? TINSEL or gold is the choice presented to the Statesmen of Thailand. Decision must be rapid, for the march of events coupled with the indecisiveness which for several years has characterised Thai policy have to-day resulted m a threatening position which verily presents Bangkok with
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, August 10, 1941. Opinion
    271 6 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, August 10, 1941. Opinion Europe Invasion? CJXCE Maxim Litvinoff's broadcast last month m which he urged that the Allies should immediately strike m ♦he West so as to give Hitler the war on two fronts which be so much dreads, there have been indications that the
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    THE XROADS
    386 6  -  W.A. Harpur first real contact between British and Thai authority. Siamese influence extended only as far as the Unfederated Malay States. The foundation of the Straits Settlements by Light m 1786 wus arranged by peaceful treaty with Kedah, then Siam's vassal, and this paved the way a few
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    Vell Vell! These V's...
    767 6  -  W. B. Paterson By irELL, veil. Vet are ye going to do about this vee business? It has svept the country like a virlvind. There has been nothing like it since Adam was pardon me vas a boy. And that is ;i long time ago much
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    A Social Problem
    452 6 A Social Problem By Mary Anne Wendel IT is possible to combat the two greatest SO of prostitution, exploitation of the yirls and the transfer of disease. M; ny names have been roinei to describe men and women wrn earn their living by "managing" "young ladies." Not one appropriately describes
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    Quislings Beaten Up In Norway
    112 7 A' between^rwi^anV trooper In which the ?attn fere defeats^ i s reD or^ lrom tl it? r Oslo Finrri P d the Noi Tele-raoh I ays Tt m troopers f? rm pri ce incy-- body and prepared d Dln through the town w h £S£
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    SHE FELT STOMACH GAS CO
    147 7 Woman's Tost of N ew Treatment for Indigestion .U sorts m.dldSe.i-bSu&.^S.Sg! Chird^v 1 22 t0 examln a particle of inarcux under a powerful mlcroscor>e m eh K»«J; d a-^ C^ rd ox ur^tif-r-^er -hSsss. 5 SS B >X SnH tlCle L dO not loose thel
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    SUGGESS OF RED GUERIAS' WORK
    422 7 SUGGESS OF RED GUERIAS' WORK Lines Of Communication Cut THP Aim i Moscow, Auk. 9., 1 h l cu w cx Penenced by the Germana m maintaining t*eu*Tii VTiT t( rnt )rv «uphd by the Nazi forces are eximi' vb V TOm a German officer intended for his home, ihe
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    Havoe Behind German Lines
    206 7 RETAILS <if (he activities of the guerillas behind the GcrnuUi lines were fiTCB by M. Eydincv, the Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party m White Russia, m an interview wilh the I'ravda. "Guerilla warfare m the enemy's rtar/ he said, "h:is spread literally
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    GERMANS CLAIM BIG SUCCESSES
    137 7 Berlin, Aug. 9. THE German High Command re--1 ports from the Fuehrer's headquarters: -New operations announced m the last special communique have already Ird to the first success m the Ukraine The 'rixth and Twe.'fth Army, as veil rs part cf the Eighteenth Army, totalling some
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    Prestige Of Faqir Of Ipi On Decline
    100 7 Simla. Aug. 9. THE Faqir of Ipi, a nUorious troable maker on th? NorthWest Frontier of India, is believed to have leit Kharre, n=ar Durand and moved to the south, about 20 miles lurthwest o f Razmak. The discontent among his followers is
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    Indian Cotton Workers Get More Allowances
    53 7 Bombay. Aug. 9MORE than 200,000 worker, m Bombay cotton mills are reeiving increased cost-of-Uving alowances from July. The cost of the allowances to 'he industry during th e next 12 nonthfi is computed at one and a ha'f crores of rupees but may ex•ced
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    NORSE OFFICERS REFUSE TO AID NAZI PUPPETS
    124 7 NORSE OFFICERS REFUSE TO AID NAZI PUPPETS Oslo, Aug. 9 GREAT pressure has been put on NorvTegian officers to join the Norwegian legion and support the appeal for aid m "Finland's war against the Bolsheviks," says the Norwegian Telegraph Agency. The military and naval departments of the Quisling Ministry of
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    Armed Forces Patrol Shanghai Strets
    79 7 Armed Forces Patrol Shanghai Strets .Shanghai, Aug. 9 ALL foreign armed forces m Shanghai have been mobilised as a precautionary measure m view of the approaching anniversary of the Sino- Japanese war m Shanghai on Sept. 13, 1937. United Spates Marines and the Shanghai Vclunteer Corps have begiln patrolling th?
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    "An Eye For An Eye, A Tooth For A Tooth"
    120 7 "An Eye For An Eye, A Tooth For A Tooth" Moscow, Aug. 9. AN appeal to the populations of Soviet territory "temporarilv" occupied by the Germans to "wreak merciless, complete and continuous vengeance on the enemy" is contained in a proclamation issued by Marshal Timoshenko, Commander-in-Chief of the central front,
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    Roosevelt's "Uneventful Cruise"
    84 7 Roosevelt's "Uneventful Cruise" Washington, Aug. 9. PRESIDENT Roosevelt j s enjoying "an 'uneventful trip" S ays todays despatch from the yacht P-tomac. Mr. Roosevelt is described as having spent most of yesterday working on official papers The. message said: "The cruise is uneventful Weather conditions are IIY ?>? d added
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    Japan-N.E.I. Trade Talks Progressing
    71 7 Eatavia, Aug. 9.— Well-informed Quarters disclosed that talks for the recumptlon of Japan-N E I [rade following the Net her landsLa st indies' freezing of Japanese assets a re now progressing smoothly between Mr. Yoshitcshi Bnagawa, manner of the Batavia branch of he Yokohama Specie Bank
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    JAPAN-U.S. MAY TRADE EVACUEES
    60 7 Tokyo, Aug. 9 INTER GOVERNMEN TAL arrange- ments might be possible for evacuation of Japanese residents m the United States and American residents m Japan m case of necessity. Mr. Koh Ishii, deputy Cabinet spokesman, told foreign correspondents yesterday. However, he pointed out tho difficulty cf
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    S'HAI HARD HIT
    51 7 Shanghai, Aug. 9 ANE immediate effect of the v slump m the dollar is the increased cost of living, with all stores losing no time m marking up their prices. The general opinion of business circles is thar th* rlnllar i«; lit iv to slump still further.-
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      500 7 RH-AWAO AND FEED those HAIR ROOTS! C^'% te^ My hair f a t/ oaf," write* Mm, Jt; B Hillman," leaving £T only one patch. I wa» under hospital cart for month*, \j^" >^* ul my fair would X •*> not Tro* again. Thm I a»td o****' Kotalko— and not* hoot
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      383 7 An All Round Quiz TRIBQl IZ must have go< locked out on Friday night for yesterday he brougr.: in this qui/ and the general opinion round the office was that he had given it TOO orach thought. -The apricot is a hybrid. Which 7 —The military rank of an officer
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    CAIRO BAN ON ITALIAN PEDLARS
    145 9 CAIRO BAN ON ITALIAN PEDLARS (By Alaric Jacob, Reuters Special ortespondent). u. Aim 9 NUMBERS evacuees from Alexandria and the Suez Canal zone passed thi h Cairo yesterday an d ThuiM'-. In trains bound foUpper Egypt. The people m i are serving 8 000 meals daily rroxn t»i e raided
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    Yogis And Fakirs In Malaya
    732 9 I*SJ». Write* I his Fascinating Article On W Z z^z hi people earn a iivin "ho by me ns of "fr n th ln i; n Y <* broken glwa. culous feat «uch m swallowing needles and To__^__5_? their k »owle(l KP of money Tout
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    Snatched From Enemy Lines
    146 9 Moscow, Au^r 9 A THRILLING fight between Soviet bombers and a German tank unit and the rescue Of a bomber crew are related by the Soviet Information Bureau which says Soviet bombers attacked a large tank unit. An aeroplane piloted by Battalion Commissar Nczhdanov scored direct
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    ROAD DEATHS AND ACCIDENTS
    59 9 Singapore. Satxirday. The number of deaths due to traffic accidents In Singapore during the week, ending Aug. 6. was five. Including one child, as compared with none In the proceeding week. The totaJ number of deaths to date is 62. including nine children. Twenty-nine person?, including
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    363 9  -  Johnny li> jyjY pal Awkward Alice got into some trouble last wec< when she didn't send out the .circular letters because she cculdn't find the round envelopes. Talking o f secretaries' they say the difference between a stenographer and a confidential secretary is that you don't
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    THE BOAT
    1214 10  -  Hari j By J^'HE fame of Johnson's boat spread wide over the whole of the Malayan waterfront The small yacht was not such an important thing to look at, being rather patched up m j laces, and moored m a part of the harbour that was not always
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    338 10 i > i Stepping forward quickly Johnson shook the man and with a heavy gasp the watchman openec his eyes, and lifted his hand as though to ward ofl a further at tack "Hashim, Hashing' said Johnson, "what's happened, tell me, Where's the boat?" Hashim stirred
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    260 10 ]yjR. Anthony Eden'fl and Mr. Cordell Hull's warnings regarding Thailand were welcomed as timely by the foreign and proChunfrking Chinese papers m Shanghai, all of whom are agreed that they confront Japan with either limiting aggression or provoking a clash with tho entire A.
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    PENANG RACES
    503 11 Grand Prix P ays $66 ll'i om Our Own Kei t FOLLOWING ,r, the ..it- „r rm^lSi:^^^ The draw for tku B Sween resulted as follow m<; sweep 1 BOOK LAW lI4MI Honeymoon *>1697 F< nptotl ***** Counsel *****6 Mercury i<sn3 Total P. >io>.:i:>6 017 3rd 112,79] BtftJ
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    311 11 Y's Win Thrilling Race With Clock k THRILLING Onisb m which the V.M.C.A. went all out io ge* victory, and Lall Singh straining every nerve to get his century characterised the match between B.CJLC. and V M C A played at Hong Lim Green yesterday. VMCA. .succeeded In winning the
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    378 11 (hint si Athletic 2 Malays 1 PACKED Stadium watched the hintse Athletic snatch victory from the Malays in the second half when they equalised and drew ahead in the second i < unci J.ame of the senior division league yesterday. The Malays won 3-1 in the first
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    286 11 LAST 70 IN 20 MINUTES IIII.NG nine sixes' ami an equal number of boundaries. Reggie Thoy. scored a whirlwind century for the Combined Colleges against the S.R.C. on the Padang yesterday. Thoy scored his last 70 runs m less than 20 minutes, hitting seven "sixes"
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    WEIGHTS FOR TAIPING RACE MEET
    226 11 WEIGHTS FOR TAIPING RACE MEET (From Our Own Reporter). Taipmg. Saturday p OLLOWING are the weight* for the first clay of the Taiplng Turf Club J meeting on Thursday. Aug. 14. I Horses. Class 3—5 furlongs. Burraneer CO. Parnley 8.8. Grerpion 8.7, Stormy Ni'^ht 81, The Emperor 73, Boy Cullen
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    188 11 'From Our Own rwiln|HHUNlll London. .Inly l«. JACK IlyatiLs. veteran London J boxer with 17 ye'irs' experience behind him, surprisingly regained the Southern Area cruiser weight title from the touch South African battler. Eddie Maguire at S'oueh to-night. Hyam.s. now m the Army, looked vary nt.
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      63 11 TO-DAY iCPJCKET: SC.R.C. v SRC Hong Lim Green; S.C C. v Argyils, Fadang; C.S'.C. v Combined Colleges. C.S.C.; C.S.C. II v Police II. Depot; Indians v M.C.D Regiment, Changi BADMINTON: S'pore open championships. Clerical Union. BA_?FBA1_L: Chinese v Canadians. Jalan Besar; St. Joseph's v Filipinos. St. Joseph's ground. The water-
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    GERMANS SPEAKS OF 'AMERICAN TERROR'
    180 12 GERMANS SPEAKS OF 'AMERICAN TERROR' Nazi Press Makes "Revelations" Zurich, Aug. <>. r B^HK German press campaign against the M United States has even thrust the news of the Russian war into the background, says the Basler Nachrichten's Berlin correspondent. The United States is depicted as aiming at military and
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    Ineffective Raid By Luftwaffe
    68 12 Londop. Aug. 0. A BRITISH Air Ministry communique concerning Friday's German activity over Great Britain states: "A few enemy aircraft were operating over the Fast Coast of Fngland and Scotland last night Some penetrated further inland. Bombs wore dropj>ed m Eastern England and at a point
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    FAR EAST FLASHES
    253 12 A LARGE detachment of Japa nose horse-drawn artillery returned to Salmon t-hli morning and re-embarked. H is presuimd that the Japanese are either seeking to bypass the congested Mekong lerrj or the horses are not beaiinj; up the present damp and hea\ Meanwhile, it is reliably reported
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    Thai To Fight To The Last
    81 12 Bangkok, Aug. !> THAILAND*S amucl forces will 1 if thai i> necessary t<» miv out Thailand's policy of Mrirt neutrality and friendship foi and Ihej will maintain Ul2 traditional prestige of Ujp Thai fortes l»v Hrhtinf to the but, saya conunanisjoe. n denies thai
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    Anglo-Turkish Accord
    182 12 AngloTurkish Accord I Ankara, Aug. 9- S i |W|R. Eden's statement m the House cf Commons on Wednesday re-affirming Bri- t tfeh loyalty to the Anglo- J Tnrkisfa treaty has been greeted with warm r.pproval I by the Tuikis.h press. i The editor of the semi- I official newspaper Ulus
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    Indian Soccer Results
    42 12 Calcutta. Aug. 9. /^FTER two drawn games, the Military eleven got the better ♦f Mohan'bagan m the Indian Football Association Shield re-play by one gcal to nil. In +he ether game, the Aryans, ho'deis. defeated East Bengal I—o. Reutrr
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    Escaped From Nazis: Walked 1,000 Miles
    316 12 Gibraltar, Aug. 9. walking 1,000 miles all by night a British army captain, taken prisoner by, the Germans following the fail of France m June last year, arrived m Gibraltar after 14 months. Captured m June, 1940, the officer escaped by diving into a
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    253 12 London, Aug. 9. 1JIS Eminence Cardinal Hinsley, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, this afternoon stressed the impossibility of a compromise with what he termed "idolatrous absolutism." During his presidential address at the first annual meeting of "The Swcrd of Spirit Movement," the Cardinal said: "We
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