Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 24 August 1941

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    15 1 The Sunday Tribune Net Saks Exceed 23,2oo Weekly SINGAPORE, SUNDAY. AUGUST 24, 1941. FIVE CENTS
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    STOP PRESS
    521 1 yo, Aug 1 i m Be :<•» up it. that t'- emm -nt haS (let i i<> withdraw sis hu ndrt I Gci i i nts iroin Ir^n >n X( A l rained situation m ihc Ne i Last. New York, Am;. Laving her plans for a long
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    NAZI THRUSTS HELD
    1204 1 JKea Reinforcements For Northern Front ELL informed military circles m London have received no confirmation of any fighting east of the river Dnieper m the lower reaches, and the impression prevails that the Germans have not crossed the river m any effective numbers, although small isloated bodies
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    British Envoy Sees Turkish Premier
    35 1 i Ankara, Aug. 23. fIK. Resfik Saydani, Turkish J Prime Minister, yoster- day received the British Am-. ba'ssador, Sir Hughe Knatchl hull-Hiifrpssen, who was acj companied by Lord Carlisle. Reuter
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    Ahoy!
    34 1 Youthful star from MG.M, S Ann Rutherford, enjoyi a I cruise whenever she can get S tiny off from the studio. I Almost makes a man decide t ?to turn sailor, doesn't it?
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    German Prisoners In Australia
    47 1 Sydney. Aug. 23. Tin, lust ***** of German prisoner* landed at Sydney have been taken to internment camp; In Ihe COUI The rank and fih> were docile— "just like lambs' said a guard, but a group oi oflirer» were bullen and lanatlcal Reuter
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    U-Boat Sunk By Merchanttnan
    223 1 U-Boat Sunk By Mercha n ttna n L< ndon, Aug. 23. A THRILLING battle m the Atlantic which ended m his mcrchantship sinking a U-boal was told by the captain on arrival m port m Britain. It was dark, he said, when the chief officer reported sighting "some black object
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    1,000 ARRESTS IN PARIS
    141 1 1,000 ARRESTS IN PARIS Vichy, Aug. 2 r|NK thousand arrests were made on Friday night m police raids ir. the neighbourhood of the Champs Elysee. To-day's official Journal publishes the text of a drastic new law providing lor imprisonment y.iUi hard labour and m certain circumstances the death penalty for
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    Lessons Of Mid-East For A. I. F.
    138 1 Lessons Of Mid-East For A. I. F. Sydney, Aug 23. "W E can only succeed against the highly trained European armies by thorough training on our part." said Major-Gen. Sir 'Ivan Mackay, the newly-appointed G.0.C., Australian Home Forces, on his arrival at Sydney yesterday. Junior leaders who normally take years
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    R.A.F. Blast Benghazi
    99 1 Cairo, Aug. 23. YESTERDAY'S R.A.F. Middle East communique states: '•Libya, during the night of Aus. 20-21 R.A.F. bombers attacked ihe harbour at Benghazi and obtained a number of direct hits on a railway siding. "Yesterday, our bombers attacKed the enemy landing grounds at Gambut and Monastlr, and
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    PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
    58 1 President Roosevelt v. ill broact- j cast to the nation from Hyde Park New York, on Monday eve- i I ning, states a Reuter message irom New York. His address is rxptcted to begin at 5.45 O.M 1 1 05 a.m. Tuesday, local time* and will last tor
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    Nazi Menace To Iran Serious
    319 1  -  Fergus J. Ferguson (By London. Any". 23. IRAN'S reply to Britain's memorandum on the increasing number of Germans m various Iranian service b received m London and is now under consideration. It had previously been learn; il or a not that preliminary verbal com- the
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    R.A.F. Over Mannheim
    21 1 London, Auk. 23. GERMANY'S great chemical centre, Mannheim, was the main objective of the R.A.F. last nnrht.- Reuter
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    Tokio Press Anger At U.S. Policy
    229 1 Tokio, Aug. 23. WHILE American aid to the Soviet via Vladivostok continues to attract the sustained attention of the Tokio press, veiled warning m given to the Soviet against receiving supplies by this rout p. The newspapers suggest that an ulterior motive lies behind
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    RICKSHA PARADE TO BE STAMPED OUT
    277 2 Singapore, Saturday. SINGAPORE'S notorious ricksha }>arade is likely to be completely stopped as a result of vigorous action by the AntiVice Branch of the local police. Several complaints, terminating with a complaint l>om the Anzac club, two weeks ago. that their members were being
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    Retrial Of Maxwell Murder Case
    175 2 Retrial Of Maxwell Murder Case (From Our Own Reporter) lix)h, Saturday. gENTENCED to death at* the Perak Assizes recently lor the murder of Mrs. Alary ZeiW Maxwell, wife of Mr. C. N. Maxwell, liaji Sulaiman bin Raji Abdul Wahid to-day heard the President of the F.M.S. Court of Appeal order
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    Where's That Tiger?
    161 2 FIFTEEN weeks of hard -T training for the 0.C.T.l a cadets who completed their course yesterday, was liven ed up when, a few nights ag«v 5 while the unit was camped I out "somewhere m the jan Z gle," two tigers visited them. I The men were
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    Aussie Airman Weds S'pore Girl
    131 2 Aussie Airman Weds S'pore Girl Beijeved to be the first member Cl the R.A.A.F. to wed locally, Cpl. Edward Horace Selwood, of Ipswich, Queensland, yesterday led to the altar at Wesley Church, Singapore. Miss Catherine Robertson, only daughter of the late Capt. Robertson and of Mrs Robertson of Singapore. Bride
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    Liked To Watch Antics Of Prostitutes
    164 2 Singapore, Saturday. f^ERTAIN observations kept by two police constables In plain clothes on the activities of an eating-shop assistant, Seah Ah Say. resulted m the tetter's arrest and appearance before Mr. S H Cheah this morning on a charge of soliciting for immoral purposes
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    30 AUSSIES, 9 BRITISH BECOME OFFICERS
    255 2 MALAYA'S Officer Cadet Training Unit completed its first year of work yesterday when, before the General Officer Commanding .Malaya, Lt. Genera] A. E. Percival, 30 Australian and nine British cadets paraded for their "passing out" core- mony. The event was unique m thai J
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    A.I.F.'S Job In Malaya
    82 2 A.I.F.'S Job In Malaya UPON arrival m Darwin from his visit to the Netherlands Ea.st Indies and Malaya, the Minister lor the Interior and Minister for Information (Senator Foil) saitf that the A.I. F. m Malaya was playing an important role m Pacific defence. The men had quickly adapted themselves
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    PINING FOR NOURISHMENT YET COULDN'T EAT.
    133 3 PINING FOR NOURISHMENT YET COULDN'T EAT. A piublcin iii fevor is how to get nourishment. Fever sets up poisons to the blood which attack the muscles and nerves, weakening your whole body. Your weakened Jtomach is nauseated by food, yet that is Just the time when it needs nourishment urgently.
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    NEW BOOK ON SALE HERE
    602 3 71/7 I Malayan Authors Adventures (By Lorraine Streeter) fIJEWLY arrival m Singapore on a wartime job is Gerald Samson, former Reuter tpecial correspondent m the Far Bast and author of "Warning Lights of Asia," an interesting and comprehensive book which trace.-, event, m Asia during
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    JAPANESE COINS IN USE HERE
    113 3 JAPANESE COINS IN USE HERE STRAITS Settlements half-cent coins, both the old round millid edged, and the newer, small, square mintage, are legal tender and are m free circulation throughout the c-untry. They ws r e brought from the vaults of banks and the Treasury to meet the shortage of
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    Malayan Badge Making
    828 3  -  L.S.D. Hv UAUmYA has become very nu.ch more "baclse ecmsiious since v.c Wl nVAcnt war Parted and, although there has always been a ic-«iil-ir drnrind main more people, including Europeans, are ken to **"m insS U tlieV; pVuolism. bVlUfs. principle*, and social interests by^tht? wiring a? appropiiatp
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    Sailor Collects Labels From Beer Bottles
    250 3 Has Some From Crete And Greece (Sunday Tribune Staff' Reporter) "VfOST people keep snapshot albums to remind them of their travels but a stoker of the Royal Australian Nav\ who is now m Singapore but whos v > name cannot !><• giv< n k.
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    1874 4  - A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE VERA ARDMORE By "QPEED the Tanks." quoted from Lord Beaver brook's telegram, is to bp the Churchill Tank Fund slogan, this having been decided by the Committee when it sat for its first official meeting at the Adelphi Conference Room last Sunday morning. Though the
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    hail & farewell
    141 4 hail farewell > V BACK an ab 1 ii< lis Ml Mrs' J Rogers left I or Chung.! i king m December «>i last yi to join her husband, who has S recently been appointed Eco- i nomic Adviser to the Hon». l kong Government. SEEN around town the 1
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    H. L. HOPKIN LOOKS BACK
    1485 5 IJSSOV I HOM LAST WAR k m London, July 24. 'J|hRE. M said a friend of mine, "is something to interest you <is a newspaper man." He pioduced a copy of 'Th'Balkan News." that famous paper which, as its imprint informs-you, was produced and published
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    As I Was Saying.....
    506 5  -  Johnny ■It I hn.d a chat to my nephew, Vincent on Tuesday. "Vincent," I said; "ycur mother tells me she gives you pennies to v te good. Do you think that is x <trht?" "Of course," he replied. "You im't want ril r t0 v ll
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    KEPT AWAKE BY BACKACHE
    197 5 She Was Always Tired Only those who have eXpetJfnoed backiche will appreciate this woman's delight it now being able to write the following etter:— "I was always feeling tired, never nil energy, and could cct no sleep aght. for the pain In my back. So affr
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      617 5 NERVOUS STRAIN UPSETS THE STOMACH Everyone is affected m some way by the preset difficult times, but few r» that worry and anxiet v arc t oinmon causes o f indigestion and ar»* largely responsible for the prevailing epidemic of stomach trouble*. The r-'a^on l«>t this is that the djgestive
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      542 5 HOSPITAL BED: Chose who arc losing weight steadily, is this Halibut Liver Oil thai Oft .wn^ lay b" day, live m the shadow of a tiny drop equals m Vitamin A content <.j lamelcss dread. They know, although whole spoonful of Cod Liver (hi. And hey may not even admit
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    SPATE OF WORDS
    868 6  -  W. A. Harpur Mm "To people capable of arguing as Vichy argues, words cease to have any meaning y The Times. > WORDS. Words. Words. The modern theory of war demands as ceaseless an output of verbal ammunition as of the more lethal variety. Employed to some
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, August 24, 1941. Opinion
    276 6 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, August 24, 1941. Opinion A Ticklish Problem gENTIMENTS expressed by seme schoolboy writers m the current number of the Kafflesian, the monthly magazine of Raffles Institution, set us thinking whether greater care should not be exercised m selecting the special films school children should be allowed
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    Familiarity
    865 6 %Y. l'atcrsoii Is Contemptuous Of PAMILIAR as I am— this so words of a sanctimonious sale of work or saying a few kii of the retiring Band of Hope district (and hopes he won't be mine host under the sign of tl miles away but there you are Familiar
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    Auctions
    479 6 I— *--j By Mary Anne Wendell pone. Sold to the lady m green dress for $8.50" and dog^o n it if I haven't gone and bought something else I neither want nor need. This time It'a a plate with a* oriental dancer on it. least i hoi she's dancing.
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    BOLD RESISTANCE SLOWING UP NAZIS
    695 7 rpHE danger to the Genuu* m central I kr.in, v Moscow, Auff. 23. threatening them from north Ii ht threatened them from the s«;uth is now seen even from the German admissions Unt'S'J^^T cimtlnuts M <™ kridgehcads m the left bank »t the H Kllssuin;
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    Extension Of U.S. Military Service
    51 7 Hyde Park (New York). Aug. 22. PRESIDENT Roosevelt's order, cx- tending military .service for 18 mmths, implements the Selective Service Extension Act which provides that despite the extension, persons who have served 12 months may be released as the interests of 'national defence permit Reuter.
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    40 7 A number of the next of kin of war heroes received their awards at a recent Investiture held by the King. Mrs. David Price Hughes a nurse, is seen here with the Distinguished Flying Cross awarded tc her RAF. husband.
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    Attlee Pays Tribute To 'Simple Men'
    267 7 Attlee Pays Tribute To 'Simple Men' London. Aug. 23. MR. Clem°nt Attlcc, Lord Privy Seal, m an early morning broadcast to Latin American countries, paid: "I, who speak tc you, am a member of the War Cabinet. I am also the leader of the British Lab:ur Party, the Party of
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    Chinese Goodwill Mission To Burma
    91 7 Chungking, Aug. 23. THE Chinese Goodwill Mission to Burma will leave Chungking for Rangoon at the end of August, it is officially announced Among its members will be the Director of the Yunnan-Burma Railway, the Vice-Minister of Overseas Affairs and representatives of women's organisations. A
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    HUGE NAZI LOSSES CLAIMED BY SOVIET
    947 7 MOSCOW, AUG. 23. RUSSIAN CASUALTIES IN THE FIRST TWO MONTHS WERE 700,000 AND GERMAN CASUALTIES 2,000,000, SAYS THE SOVIET INFORMATION BUREAU IN A SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT TO THEIR MID-NIGHT COMMUNIQUE. It adds that the Red Army far from being annihilated is increasing m strength and
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    Chaos In S'hai Gold Exchange
    224 7 Shanghai, Auk. 23. mounting tension on the floor of the Nanking-sponsored China Gold Exchange, which was inaugurated about a year ago to deal exclusively m fictitious "paper* 1 gold bars threaten; l yesterday to break out into open warfare. The Exchange which Is situated In
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    NAZI SOLDIER KILLED IN PARIS
    75 7 London, Aug. 23. ALL Frenchmen under arrest m occupied France "fcr any cause" are now considered as hostages, following the killing of a Nazi soldi Q r m Paris on Thursday A "number corresponding to the gravity of the crime will be shot if another
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    CHUNGKING RAIDED
    90 7 Chungking, Aug. 23. JAPANESE aircraft In severe] waves raided Szechuon yesterday, heavily bombing the western suburbs of Chungking. The alarm sound6d In Chungking at 11 a.m. when two waves of raiders, comprising 27 aircraft, were sighted flying to the west along the Yangtze Rivor m the direction of
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    N. Ireland's War Savings
    32 7 London. Aug. 23. rpHE Postmaster-General, speaking m A Belfast, said that the amount raised m Northern Ireland up to the present for war savings was £24,161.646, British Wireless
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      346 7 A QUlZtion Of Knowledge OISTORY, medicine and art make up the questions which Tribquiz sets to-day so take it away, they're all yours. I_Winterbottom claims to be xide of hydrogen; collodion; hot, To be desciibed as soapy water; nitric acid. is to revive a rare com- 7-Tiic Rut icon, which
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      185 8 Xl II aincl 101 paiaii THE TOWN RED, WHITE BLUES SEASON EXTENDED! No Wonder!! This new pair of cheer- mongers have COME BEFN BBEN and CONQUERED 1 CAPITOL TO-DAY I 3.15 6.15 9.15 LAUGHS are seldom heard these Days I BUCK PRtVATfllpr A UNIVERSAL PICTURE See THE ANDREWS SISTERS >**
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    222 9 ,c Tribune Stall Reporter.) ijgICTEST disciples of the 5 ••t».vti* not Camp«lf« are ein*a«P° rP s P°° rest of the I HM)r h0 eke out an existence by oannins for rite w tn as much Jetermination. effort and pereran ce as more fortunately tuated individuals pan for
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    1198 9 THE idea is fairly prevalent that Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatism do not afflict people living In hot tropical climates with very little seasonal change, like Singapore. The idea is unfortunately shared by some eminent physicians who have evidently had little experience m the tropics A doctor
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    45 9 London. Aug. 23. PEN. Sir Archibald Wavell, C-ln-C, Indian Army, lias been appointed A.D.C. to the King with effect from Aug. 17. 1941. In succession to Gen. Sir Charles BonhatnCarter. who has completed his tenure or the appointment— British Wireless
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    859 11 Many Upsets At First Day Of Spore Races the i,|,h race m f ine s.v.e. K. (amaril!,. t^r Majrfir S only candKlatc far the tl:i> oum Ondcnlla. need one of he )i!rirt s( upsels jn J^ mw l,n.- «hen she returned a dividend of for a
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    302 11 TN a game where bowlers dominated. the S.C.R.C. beat the M.F.A. by 21 runs at Horn: Lim Creen yesterday. Batting first, the Chinese were all out for 83 runs, due to the trood bowling of Hussein Shah pnd Mohamed Sh;ih. who took 6 for 21 and 3 for
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    177 11 Kuala Lumpur. IN a match between the Malayan Police and the Selangor Battalion here yesterday the Battalion established a good lead. The scores were as follows. MacNamara c Danker b Bond 5 Wilson c Hart b Yon* 10 Kim Swee c Bond b Hart 29 1 Simpson
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    112 11 SOME remarkable bowling by Tallon, the Army bcwler, who took nine wickets for a mere eleven runs, featured the crkket match between the YM C A and the R.A.O.C. at Prince Edward Read yesterday. The Ys won by nine wlcki'ts. thanks wholly to Tallon's bcrv'.tnr. skittling
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    Singles' Title For Wong Peng Soon
    218 11 S 'pore Badm m ton Championships Y^ONG PENG SOON, the Malayan champion, won the Singapore badminton singles title when he beat an old opponent. Yap Chin Tee, m the final at the Clerical Inion Hall yes ttiday alter three hard fought sets. Chin Tee
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    96 11 gO.MK flashes of fast pla7 m the second session wont far to save a mediocre tirst division soccer fixture at the Stadium yesterday when the Singapore Recreation Club and the Singapore Cricket Clul drew two-all. The Recs opened their game well but deteriorated m the second
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    68 11 (From Our Own Reporter) Fenang, Aug. 23. SINGAPORE Malays beat Penan g Chinese combined by one goal to nil at soccer on the Western Road ground to-day. The winning goal of the Malays was scored midway m the second half, the interval being taken with a goalless
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    348 11 EV J. Doraisamy swept the board m the ninth tnnual at lit -tic meet of the Raffles College, held vsterday, capturing the individual championship by taking first place m no less than four events. Competition was keen although no existing records were broken Prizts were given
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    98 11 Cairo, Aug. 23. Test cricketers o! England and SouUi Africa have renewed rivalry m a match being played between Gezira sporting club and the First South African Infantry BriI gade. Both sides include several internationals, Walter Hammond, England's Test captain, and Fred--1 die Brown. England and
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      85 11 V SPORTS DIARY TO-DAY I CRICKET: 6.C.C England v Australia, S.CC: Indmn Asson. v RAF Seletr.r; C.V.M.A. v C.S.C. C.V.M.A Signals v Fort Canning; SRC. v R.V. Changi SOCCER Chung Wan Junior s v M.A.S. Fairer Park Depot. J.C.S.A. BADMINTON: Spore championships. Clerical Union. 10 a.m. and 2 p m.
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    127 12 ITALIAN TROOPS FOR CROATIA Rome, Aug. 23. W HY strong* reinforcements of Italian troops are being sent to Croatia, as reported from Zitrteh earlier, is explained m an official announcement issued at Zagreb by "Poglavnik" (leader) Pavelitch, says a Zagreb dispatch to the official Italian news agency. The announcement says
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    145 12 U.S. -AFRICAN AIR SERVICE Washington, Aug. 23. REGARDING the move to speed up the delivery of American planes to the British forces m the Middle East and forestall any German move towards Dakar. Fan- American Airways has filed an application with the Civil Aeronautics Board to operate a commercial route
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    96 12 Tokyo, Aug. 23. THE Japanese objectiens to the 1 passage of United States oil to Russia via Vladivostok are ''largely a matter of feeling" ot its close ximity to Japan, the official ''esman, Mr. Koh Ishii, told c:n correspondents yest-erday ning. wever. he could not
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    49 12 Tirmto, Aug. 23. rpHE Duke of Kent is flying to New York to-day for a five-day visit to the United States. 3n his arrival hr will drive to Hyde Park to meet President Roosevelt and will later go to Washingten with the President Reuter
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    162 12 Moscow, An f 23. I *FHE Luftwaffe has lost 100 nl 1 m unsuccessful attemJu'l reach Leningrad, says MaiorrJl Protesvetkin, m the Kra«* I Zvezda. In the last ten days of j u i v 1 1 Luftwaffe made 17 unsuccVjl attempts to reach the city hela
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