Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 31 August 1941

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    Masthead
    15 1 The Sunday Tribune Net Sales Exceed 23,2oo Weekly SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 31, 1941. FIVE CENTS.
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    Soviet Students Greet Britain
    210 1 I-oncion. Aui;. 30 STXJ] thb Univ< rsities of Moscow I i Kiev the M ial Institute and I Leningrad Polytechnic Institut have tent message m reply to one received from th# Council 0 tho i Rational Union of Students of tfnlrersitii of England and Wales sending
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    ONE NAZI PLANE IS DESTROYED
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    'Mike-Crasher' Draws Goebbels
    230 1 T 1 London, Aug. 30. r ['HE Russian voice which has so successfully been "mikecrashing" Germany's long-wave transmitting— Russia's latest ami most successful propaganda feat— is causing Goebbels' department serious concern. Hitherto Nazi broadcasters have tried to deal \v t".i the interrupter as a technical matter. They
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    EDEN SEES WAR SWEEP WHOLE GLOBE
    1785 1 Production Vital l\ey I o V ictory London, Aug. 30. U \\/E SHALL win the battle for mere survival, but we have yet to fight the battle for victory/ declared the ritish Foreign Secretary, Mr. Eden, m a speech at Coventry today. Production, he
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    A Nervous Neutral
    74 1 London. Aug. 30. rpHE film showing thu meeting between x President R nwvelt and Mr. Churchill has been banned from nil cinemas 1n Stockholm since last Monday, according to the Stockholm correspondent of the Independent French Agency. The reason, says the correspondent, is that the showing of
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    Finnish Claim
    38 1 In, A\ifi. 30. T^HK OfliciHl German Newi Akc"<" day publishes the fillowuiK nnnounrf. mrnt irum Finnish headquarters: morning our troops penetrated into the town of Vilpuri (Vlborgi Vltourl i.-> key town on the Karelian Isthmus Reuter
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    Death Of Maharajah Of Burdwan
    66 1 Calcutta. Aug. 30. rpHE death of the Maharajah Bahadur of Burdwa", announced tn-Uay. femovo^ the head of the senior Hindu? house *i\ Beng.il and one of India's most distinguished citizens The Maharajah travelled widely In Europe and had held a number of Indian legislative ofhrr>
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    Nudist Girls' Battle
    87 1 TWELVE nudists, all described as Swiss-Germans, were killed m a gun battle with police at Cotito village, Panama. Several nudists were taken to prison alter the fighting, m which nude women joined. Police swooped on the colony after receiving a report that Nazi r.pies, posing as nudists
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    Eastern Front Fighting
    55 1 London, Au#. 30. I THE following i s the text j J of the midday com- j munique of the Soviet In- S formation Bureau broad- cast by Moscow radio at 10.30 a.m. G.M.T.: "During j the night of August 29, our 5 S troops continued stubborn-
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    FADDEN'S APPEAL TO AUSTRALIANS
    210 1 Sydney, Aug. 30. "1" WANT every Australian to join me m making a hundred per cent, war elYort, for the war we are lighting threatens Australians' personal safety and must be won," declared the new Commonwealth Prime Minister, Mr. Arthur Fad Jen, m an interview. IWr.
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    PARIS RULE BY BULLET
    130 1 PARIS girls give Germans the cold shoulder, ignore their invitation to dances and parties. A neutral who has arrived m Lisbon from Paris says that Frenchwomen now know the phrase "I'll put a bullet through you." But it is Frenchmen who say it, not Germans, it
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    53 1 London. Aug. 30. ryKE Postmaster-General announces thit x agreement has now been reached with the Italian authorities through the good i offices of Portugal for reciprocal use of air services between Lisbon and Italy and Libya and Britain for conveyance of correspondence to and from nrisnnprs of war and interned
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    BERLIN "EXPLAINS" EUROPE'S UNREST
    158 1 Berlin, Aug. 30. I\ISTURBANCES m German-occupied territories are dealt with by Diplomatic-Politiache Correspondenz, official organ of +he German Foreign Office, which says, according to the German news agency: "As enemies of the Reich realise that Germany cannot be beaten by methods permitted by international law, they
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    Britons Advised To Leave Japan
    454 1 "PRITISH subjects m Japan and by the Briti -h authorities circularising approximately I.l< advising them of the early arrivi tion steamer, and urging all of leave by it. The notification is similar to previous advices for withdrawal. with the additional reason of the freezing regulations.
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    OFFICER'S SPECTACULAR SUICIDE
    106 1 OFFICER'S SPECTACULAR SUICIDE (By H. L. Hopkin) London, Aug. 30. A VERDICT of suicide while the balance of mind was disturbed was returned at the inquest on Captain Thomas j Edwin Norman, 32, attached to I an infantry battalion stationed near D<w£r who shot hiraseFf m I the presence of
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    Tobruk More Lively
    64 1 Cano. Aug. 30. A BRITISH Middle East communique issued to-day states: "Libya In Tobruk area our artillery shelled two large onomy working parties and destroyed a small ammunition dump. Our patrols also successfully engaged several parties of the enemy. There was a considerable increase m enemy shell
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    Sikorski Sees Eden
    67 1 London, Aun. 30. POLISH Prime Minister, General S.korski, accompanied by Count Faczynsky, nev.ly-arj pointed acting Polish Foreign M. torday visited the Briti.sh Foreign Secretary, Mr. Eden, at the Foreign OfTico and d with him i number of current military and political quest] i ter General Bikorsk] save
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    11 1 The New South W ndoned Walsh lil i to aL Currlng-
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    Alarming Rumour Leads To Charge
    565 2 A LLE(iEI) to have "spread report relating to matters connected with the war which was calculated to create unnecessary alarm and despondency." William David Drennan. 13-year-old Australian, appeared on s summons charge under the Define Regulations m the fifth Singapore court yesterday. Drennan claimed trial.
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    Acquitted In Razor Blade Case
    183 2 THE case against X Xair was concluded yefltarday m uhtn Mr. Conrad Oluham, the s l eond magistrate, acquitted him on the charge of having 2 chested (iulab Rai Govind .li 5 on Mar. 20 by deceiving him 1 into :he belief, that, he (Nail
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    Water Boats To Be Used In Singapore Emergency
    293 2 FINAL dividend of 75 cents per share, absorbing $78,300 of $*****81.61 profit made during the year, was declared at the 18th general meeting of Messrs. \V. Hammer and Co.. Ltd., held yesterday. This dividend is m addition to the interim dividend of
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    H.E.'S MESSAGE TO N.E.I. GOVERNOR
    85 2 H.E.'S MESSAGE TO N.E.I. GOVERNOR H.E. the Governor, Sir Siieiiton Thomas, sent the following cablegram to the Governor-Gene-ral of the Netherlands East indivs (H. E. van Siarkcnbor^h Starhouwrr) on Sunday: "I oiler to Your Kxcelleiuy on behalf of Malaya rr.y heariy congratulations on th:- anniversary of the birthday of Her
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    RESTRICTED EXPORT OF FIREWOOD
    154 2 OINGAPORE'S supply of firewood and charcoal is being seriously threatened by an abnormal inrrease m export*. It has tnereforc been decided thai with effect from Sept. 1, export of firewood and charconl from Singapore to places abroad shall be restricted on the hasis of average monthly
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    Ran Into Arm Of The Law
    208 2 Singapore, Sat ir<l:iy. THE cackling of fowls m his fowl run at 2 o'clock m the morn- ing, disturbed the sleep of Osman, a postman. When he went out to investigate, he picked out the figure of a man mar his fowls. As soon
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    H.E. TO SPEAK ON TWO YEARS OF WAR
    57 2 TWO year:* or war will be reviewed m a programme entitled Th Third Year Begins" to br present; d by tne Singapore broadcasting station from 7.30 to 830 p m on Weenesday, Sept. 3. H.E th( Governor, Sir Shcnton 'Ihomas will speak
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    SCIENCE IN MALAYA
    39 2 tHF fifth talk m the "Science In 1 Malaya' 1 series of the Singapore Broadcasting Station will be given at 9.15 p.m to-day by Dr. C. X Furtado on the subject. "ScientitK Plant-Names And Their Importance."
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    NEW ISSUE OF 'PICTURE BOOK'
    208 2 HOUSEWIVES m Australia, not so lucky ;»s their Singapore sisters, have to do their own domestic chores, so two la^s^. well-known to Singapore, ai v shoving them how to turn domestic drudgery into a lark. The RirLs are Florence Chapelle and Laurel (i.iiiu-v dancers who
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    THE KING'S WISH
    108 2 BY the desire of H.M. The King, as previously announced. Su n day, Sept. 7 i^ to be observed as a Day of Prayer and Intercession throughout the Empire as the third year of the war begins. A special United Service of Prayer and Intercession at which
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    $3,000 FINES IN SAMSU CASE
    77 2 powiCTED on charges of distilling :nsu aivi abetment of the offence, three men. Lim Ah Huat, Low Hwa Soon :.d Low M"h Qua, wore each fined Sl.fK-0 In default. 12 months' rlgoroua Imprtoonment, by Mr. Kenneth M. Byrne. the fourth magistrate, to-day Th men were
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    Clocks Advanced Ten Minutes
    70 2 AT mitlniftht to-night th«» :idcli- .i(,ral period of daylight ;.av'«ng,i making half an hour Instead ufl '^0 minutes, iii ccme into otltcial! operation m Malaya. Clocks will be advanced by ft«ti minuies, exactly at midnight. This will bring Malayan time 7'_« hours m advance of Greenwich
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    63 2 y AT the ieq\;est of many Malay and Hindustani listeners, the Malay programme of Z"~P3 scheduled ror i 1.15 to 7.00 p.m. as f'.om to-day bias been moved up to the period \4O to 5.25 p.m. Hindustani music I novea down from 5.40 to 6 25 p m.. and the
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    42 2 !TND£R tne Control of Paper tfo. 3) Order just gaz tted 'No magazine or periodical shall) be published on or aft t Oct l unless a licence shall have been issued by the Competent Authority m respect of Mich magazine or periodical."
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    WAR OR PEACE DECISION
    166 3 WAR OR PEACE DECISION Tokyo, Aug. 30. THE audience which the Foreign Minister, Admiral Toyoda. had with the Emperor after the emergency Cabinet meeting yesterday is taken as a further indication that either replies have been received from Russia and the United States on the Japanese representations or that President
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    WAYS TO STOP THE BUS RAMP
    389 3 Sunday Tribune Points A Way CiTrn» < Sun <*a> Tribune St;tlT Reporter) ftlOP the bus ramp! c shortage of copper change ia causing inconvenience and loss to the travelling public. state of affairs now existing is indefensible because it could easily be remedied. tile
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    ATTEMPT ON LAVAL HAILED BY U.S. PRESS
    231 3 Tur umdon, Aug. so. jHE shooting of the French politician Laval is remarkable for the general outburst of detestation and contempt for the man who sell.s his own country Violence, especially Wh»n it rocs to the length cf attempted assassination, has never be
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    DUKE OF KENT'S BUSY DAY
    126 3 Montreal. Aim liO THE Duke of Xi nt had a busy day yesterday. His programme Included the inspection of n types ul planes manufactured m Canada, a visit to the RAF. Ferry Com- j mand, a review of a small Air Force guard of honour,
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    R.A.F. Defy Weather
    72 3 R.A.F. Defy Weather London. Aug. M Frankfukt and Mannheim thp main targets of a large force of British bombeiu last night. An Air Ministry communique states: "Despite indifferent weather a lar^e force of aircraft of the Bomber Command attacked obiective* m Germany last night. Main T/elght of the attack was
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    China's Peace Terms
    131 3 Chungking, \ug. ,J0 DASH conditions for ':he 5 T D sfttlcment of Far Eastern I v que«ti6ns were outlined by 5 1 the Sno Tangr Pao, the Chi- 2 nere Army or^m, as follows: 5 (1), the withdrawal of Japanese forces m Chirm. ••?< lutlinj, Manr^.tvu, Hainan
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    U.S. Shifts To War Economy
    233 3 U.S. Shifts To War Economy Washington, Aug. 30. THE forthcoming visit oi a joint mission of management and labour rej lesehtattves from Britain fits m with the general picuire of the increased concern over the production problem of which the reorganisation of defence agencies announced yesterday, forms a pan. It
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    HOUSES MADE FROM AIRCRAFT CASES
    260 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) IMAGINE building a house solely out of packing cases, not a dolls* house, hut a commodious structure. The Army authorities have constructed one, an out-house, solely out of these m pursuance of the wartime economy drive m Singapore. The idea may
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    Local Chinese Compiles Cross-Word Dictionary
    383 3 Local Chinese Compiles Cross- Word Dictionary (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) QNE of the things cross-word enthusiasts dream about is a dictionary which has all the alternatives. A Singap Chinese has put his dream into words and the result is a dictionary (?f 19,000 crossword alternatives which should make crossword puzzles
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    Governor's Generosity
    99 3 'Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter* n/lOST popular person m th? A.I.F. camps up-country at the moment is HE. the Governor. He has offered 'The Lodge" at Frasers Hill, his up-ecuntry horn?, for the use of servicemen on leave and the first batch of Australians from an up-country station is
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    1744 4  - A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE VERA ARDMORE By- THE opening day oi the Gold Cup Meeting found th(> grandstand packed to capacity with racing enthusiasts and m thy special enclosure were seen, among others. Lady Taylor, Mrs. P. S. Hunter, Mrs. 3abs Arthur. Mis. E. S. Manesseh and Mrs. J.
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    News In Brief
    96 4 S MAJOR and M c; R a S were th< n O f many i v ood wishes a bouquets of flowers from their friends J when tin -rated -heir seventh wedding anniversary on Sunday. J I LATEST to join the many I Malayans at B i
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    THE GERMANS WILL CRACK
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    TAXATION IS DIFFERENT HERE
    773 6  -  W. a.Harpur By jyjALAYA as a lush land of untapped taxation does not exist m the manner imagined by the Secretary of Stale for the Colonies. Malaya's war potential is untapped, but the remedy does no! lie m application here of income tax on the scale
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, August 31, 1941. Eastern Air War
    339 6 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, August 31, 1941. Eastern Air War gOME of the figures recently issued by the Russian Information Bureau of enemy aircraft shot down or destroyed on the ground give material for thought and this must be the case particularly m Berlin. On one day recently it was
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    Shorter Hours More Drinks
    891 6  -  W. B. Paterson Mean, Says GFUNNY, but a war never fails to bring to the surface a motley collection of cock-eyed ideas which the authorities, with equal cock-eyeness, invariably put into practice. Some writers never can keep their mouths shut and their pens from setting down
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    Food For Thought
    588 6  -  Mary Anne Wendel By T LIKE food. I like eating it, planning it. talking about it and thinking about it. I lj^ looking at it and choosing it I was brought up to consider uch thoughts most unladylike but was als.) brought up to believe m ruth
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      168 6 ROSTRATE Jg?s fora whole day Stomach. Her trouble Was a the more .sf-rums Gasinc Ulcer. riJJJ tragedy, a handicap m work and b spoonful w.u stop ur f Th H e attack would ■S* ES: -is!£c. b 'c. << £k<&XSf" S Suddenly," she Writes, >*then I «nd bottle. None other
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    ALLIED TERMS FOR IRAN SETTLEMENT
    293 7 MAR TIAL LA W IN TEHERAN London, Aog. 30. rrEIH-:K.\\ Radio announces th-.i mmm^t 1 k... 1.,™ kM T»C J Joint An»lM-Kussian terms for i ■ettlement of the situation m Iran are being presented to the Iranian Government this week-end Keuter learns. While no indication
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    36 7 Bombay. Aug. 30— Following on the All-India Muslim Leaeu s d mand for the resignation of the Nawab of Chattari and another Muslim member from the National Defence Council, the Nawab has resigned his membershio.- Reuter
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    43 7 >-,« Bdon, An- W. QRAND Duchrss Charlotte of Lv bovirg and her lm^baTid. Prince Fel of Bourbon-Parma, with the Luxembourg Minister of Justice. M. Vi< arrived m Fnpland to-day by Mr fi America They came by wav of Newfoundland which they left yesterday Reuter
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    SMILE OF FORTUNE
    63 7 I A smile and a dimple raiso D-ana Lewis, the little M.G.M. J aetlYW above, right into th<> J big: 'ime. That Isn't all sho's i got but they aacr c worth i having. She's just finished j a new "Kildare" film. By thp way that wedding
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    Chinese Threaten Foochow
    109 7 Shanghai. Auej. 30. FGOCHOW In Fukien Province is threatened by the advance of Chinese troops m three columns, which are closing m on the port, according to Chinese press reports. Many Japanese ships nre stated f o be at present anchored off Just south-east of Focchow eariy
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    RUSSIANS MAY TRAP GERMANS
    167 7 Enormous losses were inflicted m the German 77th infantry division near the town of Kin, m ihe south-west sector of the front, according to a supplement to the Soviet communique. The Germans los: 15.000 men, ten artillery batteries, 22 tanks. 84 motor vehicles and large quantities
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    Girl Risks Life For Dogs
    142 7 \|ISS Sonia Hill, a well-known sportswoman, risked her life to rescue a dog from a K?djre of rock 50 ft. down a disused quarry at Frongoch, Merionethshire. Miss H 11, who is twenty-eight, allowed herself to be lowered on a rope to reach the dog,
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    If You Want It To Be A Boy—
    126 7 If You Want It To Be A Boy— IF the wife is m better health than the husband the baby will be a boy. That is the sex theory of Dr. Edward W. McCormick m an article m the "Medical World.' 1 "The sex of the child is the sex
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    Nazi Intrigues In Argentina
    297 7 Buenos Aires, Aug. .*so. I'HE Investigation Committee's report submitted to Congress yesterday, dots the i*s and crosses the t's of information already released fragmentary. While there is little that is new, the statements now officially endorsed by the Committee, arc presumably based on a careful investigation
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    Saw Husband Shot Dead
    197 7 Saw Husband Shot Dead WOMAN who saw her husband shot while trying to escape from a military escort, heard the jury's verdict of justifiable homi- oide at the Birmingham Inquest or him. He: hu band. Private Jo c Dainty 37, of Clement-str Parade, Birmingham, stated to ha\ been an absentee,
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    35 7 The South Australia budget provides for £80.000 tax concessions! chief n which is a reduction of twopence m tin- i_ on personal exertion income* >> men With families whose income la 1, than £500 a year
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    IMMOLATION OF CAMBODIAN MONARCH
    234 8 IMMOLATION OF CAMBODIAN MONARCH Pimm Phenh, Aux- *0 THE tolouiful oriental ceremony of immolation m connection with the deceased Cnmbodiau monarch. Prca Sisowalh Monivonff. which was held here to-day signalised the clo*e union of the five coun«ries of the Indo-C'hina I'nion. m the culmination >t a •even-day <♦■- it mony,
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    177 8 London. Aiu 30. 'THAI for the mojiient sabre-rattling has stopped m Japan or at least j- i»o longer audible is the theme of an editorial m the Yorkshire Post entitled 'Whither Japan?" stating that for MMBC time informal talks between the I'nite.d States and Japan have been
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    41 8 bong Kens:, Auy. 30. it officially announced that the Ac!ov?rnoi\ Sir Gcofiny Northcotc. expects to leave the colony en retirement on Sept. 3. The Colonial SscrHary, Mr NL. Smith, will be Acting Governor tending the arrival of Sir Mark Young Reuter
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      151 8 Our Festival-like Nights were enhanced considerably Last Sight by the considerable thrcngs from all parts of Malaya. Siuh popularity speaks of its£lf! CABARET TO-NIGHT Tea Dansant ticm 7.30 p.m. I. ate Daiue, 9.30 to M dnight The Dancers' 'Mccca 1 was again the scene cf another biff pilgrimage last night.
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    Formation Of Rubber Export Bureau In N.E.I.
    64 9 Batavia, Aug. 30. IT I authoritatively announced! I that producers and »xport< have decided to establish a Rubber Exporl Bureau. It irt opei ui Febru- I with headquarters at* and branch offices in icera and exporters nsidering some sort operation to look after
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    SUICIDE BY POISON
    776 9 Svervif* Off Tin* $urg€»r>' IT is astonishing how differently poisons act on human beings. The dose that will kill the majority of people has no effect at all on some, who seem to have immunity. Medical men were interested m the incidents described relating to the death
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    PRAWN FISHING
    766 9  -  L.S.D. j By H (>^ m; n > l°- a > I asked a Singapore prawn fisherman as he was walking from the sea shore to the market. "About five kalis," he replied opening his bottle-necked basI ket to show a mixture of large and small fishes, "but
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    Duke To Stay At Country Home
    50 9 Ottawa. Aur, 30 it is revealed that Mr. Gasgrain, Ontario's State Secretary has placed his summer home at Charlvuix Court*, Qiieb-c,. at the disjX).sal of the Duke oj K?nt who is proceeding there to-day for a few days with Mi and Mrs. Gasgrain Reuter
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    Death Sentences On 7 French, 1 Dutchman
    60 9 London. Aur. 30. riVE Frenchmen have been sentenced to death by a military rourt m Paris lor participating m a communist demonstration against the German annv. according to a Swiss radio report. Two other Frenchmen and one Dutchman have been -t'ntenced to death
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    ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE AND WAR
    1263 10  -  Hari t If IM Soon the salesman, amateur artist and musician threw his Singapore paper to the floor, and his friend, De Saza, broker's clerk, who sat by the window jumped. "What Ii it, Soon?" h e asked, "have you had a shock?" "Its
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    372 10  -  Johnny llt I wa.s UUking t<) a recruiting v.rticer the ctrier night. When one sturdy Malay boy came m to see him he to him. "Well. young man what do you want to be?" t l-VV "A returned soldier. Sir.'' Another applicant walked In and the
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    SHORT STORY ABOUT MALAYA
    239 10 remMked/th^ghtftrily^l wonder what it will be like to be a rubbei broker's wife." But Kirn Socn did not reply He had left the room and was busy writing as though his whole life depended on what he wrote. Ten minutes later he returned, rather pale, with
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    PENALTY GOALS GIVE CHINESE RES. WIN
    170 11 PENALTY GOALS GIVE CHINESE RES. WIN Til I I It i lIX only "<> R»als MMCd, both of t»~ IHV lt S S.C i A U. earn mil U^i^t^-ES^S eillb d thP encounter again !u Poht l th "r Reserve Division leacue J r ttomir tied most ol ihe n
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    CRICKET CLUB'S EASY VICTORY
    263 11 THE Singapore Crfofcrt lub won 1 by 84 runs m their cricket encounter with the Puhlir Works Department OB the Padaiig rettc relay. Rev. A. S. Giles top-scored with 48 runs, the Club batting first and knocking up 142 runs for four wic- ta and declaring.
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    Swimming Heats
    192 11 THE heats m the V.M.C.A. open swimming championships which were swum off yesterday at the Association's pool m Fort i aiming; indicate that the finals should see some very keen competition. The following have qualified for eight cf the events: Men's 120 yards championshipGan fCang Guan, LAC. Mackay
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    Keppel Golf Club
    72 11 'T'HE women's CHrnny Cup will bo played for on Monday. Sept. 8 and the following Monday, holes on each dsf Conditions 18 hdes less handicap Entrance fee 25 cent*. \i GUST WdMKNS FOURSOME The follow ng were the three best scores returned Mrs. J. R Walker Mrs.
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    Cricket Cancelled
    25 11 THE cricket match between the 1 S C R C and the Railway Juniors, fixed for yesterday at Hong Lim Green, wu cancelled.
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    Ward, Abbott To Meet In Final
    78 11 American Coll Chips Omaha, Aug. 30. S 2 MARVIN Ward, winner m I I W1 1939, and Patrick Abbot., 2 5 runnrr-iip m 1938. will meet ■m a 36 holes final of the American amateur golf ehcMiipionship to-day. S In the semi-finals. Ward S
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    American Tennis Championships
    72 11 American Tennis Championships Forest Hills, Aug 30 DOBEKT Riggs, former American champion, and Frankie Kovacs, who voiced an ambition to win the National singles five consecutive times, arc* expectfd to fight out the American lawn tennis singles championship, which begins to-day. The women's singles is veiy open, with several young
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    NEW RECORD BY AERO-MODELLER
    69 11 rpHK Malayan hand-launch d record IsM been raised to 17 minutes 15 seceekh 0.0.s (out-nl-sißht by Mr. H. <i. Beverlev «1 Kual i Lumpur, who is i very keen member of the Singapore Aeroinodeller'- Society. This record beat* the formtr record ol 5 minutes 13 seconds
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    85 11 PLATING surprisingly good football, the Royal Artillery (antiaircraft) defeated the Royal Artillery (Heavy Regiment) by five goals to one m their Div. I hangi "Derby match yesterday. The Argyll took full points from Hie Manchestcrs m n D;y. 1 socce: ma fell played at Tanglin yesterday, when they
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    Band Performances
    126 11 T'HL' band of the Straits Settlements Police will perform m public during Iho week a« follows, unripr th<' Direct ion of Mi J. C. Hitch. L.R.AM ARCM RMJB M Turaday. Nt Telok Aver, at fi 00 pm IfarcH ntadley, Batth- Dress. Debroy Bomera; orerture. PU\\w Damn. Buppe; belectlon,
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    291 11 Laval And Deat Vichy, Aug. 30. A SLIGHT improvement m LaA val's condition is reported m a buttetin issued this morning. The bulletin states: "Laval had a quiet night and a Blight improvement was noted." The general condition of Marcel Deat is described as good, but no visitors are permitted.
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    51 11 London, Aug. 30. I ORD HALIFAX, the British AmiJ NuKttfOT to Washington, who s at present back m England, acrompanied by the Minister of Health. Mr Ernest Brown, spent vestcrc'av afternoon visiting centre- m Bast Lcndcn designed to c:pe with air raid distress.- British
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    EVENTS JUSTIFY SOVIET FOREIGN POLICY
    739 12 FLEXIBILITY REALISM (By Alexander \V* rth, Fruter's Sp:cial Correspondent) Moscow, Aug. 30. TMIK [ranian cease fire order h regarded hwv as a qulclc and deserved reward for the boldness c <" Anglo-Soviet policy m nipping m the bud the German threat from Iran, as a
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    28 12 U.S. -JAPANESE TALKS London, Aug. 30. THE British Government I is being kept informed of the American -Japanese I conversations, it was statJed m London to-day. Re uter
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    91 12 Newbury, Aug. 30. AUTHORITATIVE circles s f ate.^ that a ste^plecflfese will be held i en Saturday starting November 8 though th 3 first venue is un- settled Fewsr courses ilable but mos* meetings are to take Dlace a f Nottingham and Manchester, with occasional fixtures throughout. Prominent
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    416 12 Gave Lifts To IVgtisi CH)R five hours the Romford magistrates considered an application made by aj food-looking 20-year-old shorthand typist before making an order m her favour for the payment of 12s. fid. offl a week. The Bench decided that Herbert T. Jones, 50, deputyborough engineer and
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    56 12 The Victorian Government Is considering means of financing Lakes Entrance oilfields development as recommended by the us.a. experts who havo been Investigating the problem. j Darch. a Western Australian mailman, i i completed n >»<• than 200.001) miles m horseback with pack saddles, m 37 years' employment. a horse named
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