Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 17 August 1941

Microfilm: NL1459
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    Masthead
    15 1 The Sunday Tribune Net Sales Exceed 23,2oo Weekly SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1941. FIVE CENTS.
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    NO BRITISH DEMANDS ON THAILAND
    64 1 NO BRITISH DEMANDS ON THAILAND J Bangkok, Aug. I<>. y I INTERVIEWED by Rep- l ttr, the Hi it i^h Minis- ler, Sir Josiah Crosby, S lf*ii: 'm anticipation <»1 S the m\i bm ndadoua rumcMir which may he cir- J culated, I would state J thai His Majesty's Jtrnnu-nt
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    Where They Conferred
    155 1 Halifax (Nova Scotia Auu,. 16. RECENT movements of warships m Nova Scoiian waters arid the fact that the Fotomac was off this coast for iiv- days from August 8 suggest that Mr. Churchill and Mr Rocsevelt met In the t of Nova c c The Potomac reached
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    STALIN ACCEPTS ANGLO-AMERICAN OFFER
    742 1 MOSCOW PLANS FOI 3-POWER TALKS AA Moscow, Aug. 16 /V%. Malm yesterday received the British and American Ambassadors, who handed him the joint message from President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill. He asked them to convey to President Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill the thanks of the Soviet
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    "T" CAMPAIGN
    140 1 Lond'-n, Aug. 16. HOT on the heeLs of the 'Vee' for victory campaign comes the 'Tee' for traitor. Some time ago a Free French broadcaster suggested ever the radio a variation to the 'Yes' campaign. 'Tee' for, M traitor" which should be painted on the doorsteps of Frenchmen
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    SHIPS FOR BRITAIN
    58 1 London. Aug. 16. 'yHE keel ol the Ocean Vanguard. I merchantship to be built m the United States for Britain, and thr t one o: a fleet of 60 bhips. is being laid m Ca- I lifornia to-day by Mrs. Emory Land, wife of Admiral Land. Chairman
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    THUMBS-UP IN ALL EUROPE
    278 1 :By Desmond Tighe, Reuter's Special Correspondent m Syria*. Beirut. Aug. 16. '^HAT thumbs up is the universal symbol throughout occupied and unoccupied Europe is one of the astounding facts revealed by a young Britisher who was one of the first batch of officers captured m the
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    BRITAIN DOES NOT NEED AMERICAN MAN-POWER
    178 1 BRIT AIN DOES NOT NEED AMERICAN MAN-POWER New York, Aug. 16. £N assurance that Britain had no need of United States' man-power to >yin the war was given by Lord Beaverbrook to defence officials m a short "off the record" talk at a luncheon given m his honour by Mr.
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    All The War News – Latest
    174 1 All The War News Latest JJERE is latest news from the various theatres of war received up to 3 a.m.: RUSSIA: The folio win- is the text of a communique by the Soviet Information Bureau broadcast by Moscow ladio at 11 am. (G.M.Tj "During the night of Aug. 15 our
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    Dutch Submarine Sinks Axis Ships
    117 1 London, Aug. 16. yL k 5.0C0-TON enemy supply t i n vhjp PlH a i, 000-ton enemy sailing: vessel iMtc S both sunk m the Mcditcr- i randan by a NeUierlandi j submarine, acecrtllnc to a I Netherlands AdmiraHy an- i Douncenent here. The total
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    FIGHT IN S'HAI
    89 1 Shanghai. Aug. 16. A WELL-KNOWN local Chineae n businessman, Mr. Kenson Gee, 4 hc 29-y nr-old manager of the Ho Chenß B nk, was shot dead this morning by five gunmen os he was leaving the American Club m the heart of the business district m the
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    Man Who Engineered Destroyer Transfer
    349 1 London. Aujr. 16. r £]\E tragic death of Mr. Arthur Purvis, head of the British Purchasing Commission m the plane crash on Friday, and to whose work the Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, paid tribute m a speech m the House of Commons on the debate
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    NO DISTINCTION BETWEEN RACES
    320 1 Mr. Attlee's Assurance London, Aug. 16, §1 EAKING at a reception given m his honour by the West African students m London, Mr. C. R. Attloe, Depuly Prime Minister, emphasised that the declaration of principles which he had made the day before applied to all races
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      131 1 BINOCULARS!!! NEW ARRIVALS "UNCLE SAM'S" Continental Patent H EzckiH <n. So. 3, Capitol Building, Spore. Cairo, Au«. 1<» It h officially announced that three enemy merchantships and one destroyer wcie hit by torpedeo*. by Meet Air Arm aircraft en Ibt n fhl »»f August 14-15. Keuter. SAUSAGES that will make
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      83 1 V^fesfe!^^W^ ACHIEVEMENT OF 1 EAU DE COLOGNE SOUTH AFRICA PRESENTS TO MALAYA AND THE EMPIRE A PRODUCT OF TRULY OUTSTANDING MERIT AND ONE WHICH REFLECTS GREAT CREDIT TO HER EFFORTS AND ENTERPRBE. K. W. V. EAU DE COLOGNE J^ RAPIDLY FINDING GENERAL i=| FAVOUR, IS OBTAINABLE /fig^^ EVERYWHERE IN COMI'RE-
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    QUICK RESPONSE TO TANK FUND APPEAL
    347 2 First 8 Of 185 Schemes For Collecting Money THE rumble of the "Malaya Churchill Tank 1 is discernible behin.l the immediate response to the ap- peal for donations to the "Churchill Tank Fund" to commemorate the first anniversary of the Greatest Day m the
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    Author Praises Soviet Airmen
    103 2 Jtfoacow, Aup.. i«'>. M. ALEXIS TOLSTOY. Livknown Soviet writer, yesterday paid a visit to the Soviet pilots dt lend inf. Moscow. At the aerodromes there was. as on every other day, ceaseless aeroplane traffic, some taking off, and others returning from reconnaissance flights. To the airmen
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    As I was Saying....
    373 2  -  By Johnny I WAS up country tiger shooting with Johnson some time RRO but we never saw a tiger all tho time we were hunting. Finally on the last morning Johnson said he'd go out and shoot some game for our lunch while I stayed and
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    America To Build More Tanks
    91 2 Washington, A.ug. 15. A JOINT Committee ot the Senate and House of Representative have passed a bill allocating $75<M)00.()0() (£187.000.000* for tfee manufacture ol tanks nnd other ordnance The d cision followed the receipt o; a letter from Mr. Stimson, Secretary for War. emphasising the
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    After-meal Misery
    98 2 D(;o, the thought of the oain^ I know you'll no through aftefSM make you afrqid to cat a <v -il'/ [Men try this s.rnple £l ment. 'lake a dose of 'Bisur?' Magm r your next a! TVzi.s time iho pain and cU£co»lB ,i 1 n b('"in! By counterSS
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      536 2 The Way of Loveliness Constant care of the complexion is E3O beauty's insistent demand. j^^S*?%* "'Hazrline' Snow" is the V™" H choice of women who require a I 4^ -<. 'ijfc^l toilet preparation which is kind to E^kV the skin. "'Hazeline' Snow" > p *J[s keeps the complexion clear and
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    DOUBLE WEDDING
    201 3 gT. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL M((l '"f "I two Chines couples sterdaj evening Ohoy Khun Heng J Mr Yong Kon Ym is the son o! Mi and Mrs Yong Than Ym of Sid 1 M^ 3P** "2th S?nw and Mi. j. Choy Khun Henp is assisted by the Rev. r
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    Maharajah's Message To Patiala V.C.
    293 3  - Maharajah's Message To Patiala V.C. LORRAINE STREETER (By puori) but sorrowful duty which the Maharajah of Patiala, who is visiting Singapore at the moment, had to perform recently w.t.> the Bending of a personal message of deep regret and congratulations t.» \hv widow of Subadar Richpal Ram, second Indian V.C.
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    Scots Ceremony
    225 3 Scots Ceremony Singapore, Saturda\ THIS afternoon at 5 pan. tne marriage was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church between Mr. Lan Paterson MacFarlane, son of Mr. and Mi- J. D. MacFarlane of Oreenock, Scotland, and Mi s Ena May Hodge, daughter of Mr. J. D. Hodge and the late Mrs. Hodge
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    AN ANCIENT HEALING ART
    735 3  -  L.S.D. Xv CHINESE University graduate has arrived healing art which, although practically countries of the world, has teen used by tl of years. for th hnR art known a^ acupuncture, for the treatment of such diseases as parah aropjy. etc apparently with success Tins method of
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    A-WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    1530 4  - A-WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE VERA ARDMORE By THE Chief Justice's residence and grounds presented a very animated appearance on Friday, Aug. 8, the night oi Lady McElwaine's Fair, and she is to be congratulated on a huge .success $3,000 having been raised for the benefit of Servicemen. Kvery detail was
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    HIS FRIENDS SHUNNED HIM
    110 4 30 days later most popular of all ITo was weak, nervous, irritable, a more shadow of his f ormei- self. Friends shunned him then came the change! His dot-tor advised Waterbury's Compound. What a difference just thirty days made. Bright and cheerful onco again, all because
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    up-country newsreel
    265 4 up-country newsreel V VISITORS to Frascr's Hill over the I recent holiday included many Singaporeans, among whom were Sq.Ldi. and Mrs. Long fie Id, seen daily strolii Ing on the yolf course, and pictured at TOP RIGHT of page LEFT is a happy group at the Max- well Arms. Reading
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      469 4 PALAIS des MODES 7 9, STAMFORD KOAD. PHONE 4G16. BERLEI CORSETS MAIDEN FORM BRASSIERES .11 Si RECEIVED II i: Til Kit NEW SHIPMENTS FROM ISA. "VF/l//rZ DREAM" CHARMING COLOURS ON DISPI i S. A. MAJEED CO., I 70 HIGH STREET Coughing, Strangling Asthma, Bronchitis Curbed m 3 Minutes i iron
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      345 4 A it* Gelling Up Nighls Makes You Old Before Your Time According to statistics, 65 out of every JOU men sooner or later are started on th*«* Xd t t°rouble matUre ld age by r^ate Q 9^ c of the omm °nest symptoms of this dangerous and mysterious gland ailment
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    London's Spiritualist Revival
    1350 5 London' s Spiritualist Revival M U H<H»3i|\ S Interesting lle^ription Oh* T OVhoVFP^ London. July 17. L MKS m ««kiiig m lanre numbers to see Noel ThJC play Blithe S^ irit Piccadilly a patriotic ST"^ hXS UIC be Bllthe s P>nt" "ot ■BUta s veet but ,f .M a r
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      475 5 AT me iLTia or tne tirst Day The SOOTHING WAS LIKE MAGIC TO MY I OVER-TIRED NERVES 1 Can Thoroughly Recommend eastVite FOR LOSS OF APPETITE SLEEPLESSNESS, INDIGESTION, HEADACHES AND HYSTERIA Deir Sirs,— At one time I was a ant sufferer from Hysteria, N Insomnia and many ot}.- r disorders.
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      847 5 Now Try this Amaiing Liquid Healer for BOILS PIMPLES-ULCERS-ECZEMA SINGAPORE FOOT, ETC. A trial of DJXD. Prescription will prove to you the superior healing power of a hquid remedy for skin diseases. Quite often an eruption which has obstinately dt'tied ointments for years heals and disappears alter a few applications
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      84 5 m the field and hygieihcally canned undir strict Government contr< I m up-to-date factories. Tho delic.cais and appetizing flavour oj •Golden Dew," iU hcalthfulnr^s, convenience and economy, lends Itself ideally to serving with all meals- and whenever there is a thi :,t, to b<^ quenched. rrf\K 'c;oi!)rx divv and A
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    BRITAIN'S COLOUR PROBLEM
    1266 6  -  John 11 w £[AD I the choice to select the age m which I could have my being. I would prefer none to the present to enjoy the pleasure of a memorable existence. Even the promised Millennium would not tempt me, for then absolute freedom from want
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    GASMASKS
    737 6  -  w. B. PATERSON m "«r^ m t*AS anybody here seen Gasmask, G-a-s-m-a-s-k, Has anybody here seen Gasmask) I'll bet he's an also ran; He can't be found above or be tew. Taiping, Kuala Lumpur or fjx h Perhaps he's m the Isle of Mar. THIS is station BLGE calling
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    The Sunday Triune Sunday, August 17, 1941. Opinion
    239 6 The Sunday Triune Sunday, August 17, 1941. Opinion Waste Not, Want Not AF all forms of waste, that of man-power is the most culpable. It is a gross dereliction of duty not to make the best use of all available human material m war-time. Despite acute labour shortage all over
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    Imagination
    448 6  -  Mar y Anne Wendel By OINCE time immemorial phg. gophers have been argy ing about proving the existence of a chair m the middle of the desert with no one there to si* a. I ry child at some tinir other is asked "Was ii really there* Are you
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      388 6 Restore Youthful Vigour To Glands m 24 Hours New Discovery Brings Pleasures of Life to Men Vho Feel Old Before "^L. Their Time "^^lA T)o you feel older than you are? Are you BL, iJ^lv^n .king m youthful animation? Do you en- t kM^% t J^^ Df Joy the society
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    NAZIS DECIMATED ON RUSSIAN FRONT
    305 7 Ou tloo k "More Cheerful*' MMXADr London, Aug. 16. ivll i". is the description fY m applied m authoritative quarters here to-day regarding the general situation of the fl!!^° r T, ai vvai% accor ding to information trom reliable Russian sources. m rtiSn inU (l
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    Japanese Leaving Hong Kong Soon
    57 7 1 Kong, Au-. ig. OWING U the ttrangulation of their businesses as a result ol tho British freezing orders an also because of Japanese exDorV restrictions. Japanese residents are now beg nninp to leave the colon y About 400 stUJ remain but mSJt of tl-
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    24 7 Simla A rig —n la learned that th rnment ot India considering measures for the en' cuation ol Indians W)io Wi^h t^ lcax Reuter
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    R.A.F. Raids On Greece
    246 7 London, Aug. 16. AN R A.F. Middle East communiqus announces that the Corinth Canal < Greece* ha^ been rendered unusable for the passage of enemy shipping for some considerable time. For the lo?s of only one aircraft. RAF. bombers achieved the following opeiations: Heavy bomb attacks
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    "V" Army Told To Work Slowly
    309 7 London, Aug. 16. to the V Army to "go slow" mi n their production at Nazi war factories, Col. Britton, m his weekly broad- cast last night, said: <% Let us see one German tank and one German plane come out of the factory
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    FRANCE RETURNS ALLIED CAPTIVES
    229 7 rr IIT Jerusalem, Aug. 16." |HK contingent, of Allied officers, numbering about one quar, of the Allied prisoners taken to France during the* Syrian campaign, has arrived m Jerusalem having been returned by the French authorities under the terms of the Armistice convention. The remainder of
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      135 7 ■£~»f/ 7 1 B W'J ;,^X W 1 Did you MACLEAN your teeth today? ,^^SS (I W^ V'^vl 11 f^A II 7m rfx I1 I I Of course I did For sparkling white teeth, healthy gums, a fresh cool mouth, use Macleans. It quickly removes stains,whitcns and polishes the enamel
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      18 7 STOP THAT HEADACHE BY THE fay fikp/ A. P. W £O*W DOSE I ssB@> &ly to 2 >Il]lBi!Hl]kl'J3l^'Vmi
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      403 7 g ■'<,-• ,'?^Q '?^f~2^^^^^^^^^^^^^K^^& TEL fIBH RHEUMATISM T/ic terrible penalty of neglect. Look at those deformed De Witt's Pills, by restoring hands fingers knotted weak kidneys to healthy activand swollen inflamed hjN tackle rheumatic troubles joints so racked with pain at their ver y r °ot. With kidthat every movement
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      270 7 I A Literary Quiz ~*IBQUIZ -7. Ihk w_V. i, ir __i so go in it! 1 Famous aeroplane a few year. J-On e of these instrunn nts does A back named ''Winnie Mae" was 4 not belong to a string quartet flown solo around the world by s Violin; violoncello;
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      232 8 The Picture Hundreds have asked for again TO-DAY 1 1 A.M. 1 1 %l» i l iI I Special Screening In Response <«> many Requests LANA TURNER JOHN SHELTON IN "WE WHO ARE YOUNG "I HB^ i^M m iMB »WWI MMK m^M M B^^B^W Packed Houses attended cur initial screening!
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      294 8 PUBLIC'S RENDEZVOUS. CAB ARE! TO-NIGHT Tea Dansan: from 7.30 p.m. Late Dance from 9.30 p.m. NCl£:- Watch out for this iLdturday Night's Grand Programme TO-NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHX M.G.M.'s Fowerful T.opic Love Dramr 'STRANGE CARGO" with lark Juan GABLE CR AW FORD lan Hunter Peter Lorre Paul Lukas Albert Dekker To-day's
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    Secrets Of The Surgery
    550 9 Adfun ame to me som 1 kk ago In a re: tlesa excite< state. He had deluaiona of sran deur and riches; In fed he wante* <iill a cheque for ii.ooo fo me to give to the po >r, rtain testa confirmed the opi nion that
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    THE ACCIDENT
    1369 10  -  C.L. CHEAH r~~J-~ [fy by old customs," the younger man said, indignantly. •Shut up!" shouted the old man. "And get cut! Never come back again. You're no son of mine to to me so unfiliaily. And tak* that slut with you." Edward advanced menacingly on his father, blood
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      272 10 Situations Vacant Wanted 20 Ambitious Canvassers Pleas;):; Pay. All or Time Ch aiming Patterns Free. Box 119, c 0 Sunday Tribune. Blngi lias just the right •lkaline character to neutralise afterdinner acidity ®F&N S I N C A W A TE R Mineral Water from' the Sele t ai Hoi
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      209 10 I SHORT 1 STORY ABOUT 1 MALAY A\ I I pDWARD LTM flung a protectiVe arm round the shoulders of Mary (hia and glared balefully at hia father. He said, hotly, "1 brought Mary here, father, m the hope that you'd have a different opinion when you saw her. I
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