Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 14 September 1941

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    Masthead
    15 1 The Sunday Tribune Net Sates Exceed 23,200 Weekly SINGAPORE. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1941 KIVK CENTS
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    Heavy RAF Raid On Rhineland
    87 1 Heavy RAF Raid On Rhineland London, Sept. l:;. '■•HE Rhineland was among the R A.F/s targets m Germany la night, according to an R.A.I i omn.uuique which state 'Though the weather night v. as again unfavourable, industria objectives m prankfurt and elt < w here m the Rhineland attacked by
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    Australia's Rising Aircraft Production
    35 1 Bept U I U«t, Will I. a'., !),.<-n by tru •nd of the production oi to nach 7.000 given by kamml lon tt I that plant baa i Lure <>t Reuter
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    Great Strength Of British Army
    428 1 (WITII THE BRITISH ARMY) London, Sept 13. PULLY manned and equipped, a British armoured division gave impressive evidence of the new power of Britain*! Army to-day when its thousands of tanks, mobile guns, armoured fighting vehicles, motor-cyclists and transport swept past His Majesty the King,
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    Wife Of H.G. Commander Shoots Herself
    130 1 Wife Of H.G. Commander Shoots Herself (From 11. L. Ilopkin) London, Sept.. IS. A VERDICT of suicide while the balance of mind was upset was retimed at the inquest on Pamela Midwood. 39, wife of Captain Ralph Midv.ood. now commander of the Home Guard, who was found shot at Sandiway.
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    JAPANESE TOLD TO EXPECT EARLY WAR
    474 1 JAPANESE TOLD TO EXPECT EARLY WAR US. TALKS SAID TO DELAY EXPANSION QARLY Japanese-American war was forecast this afternoon by Seigo Nakano, leader of Japan's only revived political party, m reply to the ChurchillRoosevelt warnings to Japan. He was speaking before thousands ol people m Tokyo. Several thousands more listened
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    Iran Germans Surrendered
    57 1 Iran Germans Surrendered i Teheran, Sept. 13. 2 A 1 IKR S4 hours of last- J minute stalling by Ihe Get- Z man Legation, the BTlt batch J oi eighty Germans left Tehe- J. ran by train this morning. Of theat 7? uaie being [tainted 5 over to tha- British
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    Dancers' Strike
    38 1 THE dance hostesses' strike at the Great World cabaret which commenced on Friday night is still on. Last night's notice outside the I Great World cabaret read C;ibai ret closed under renovation until i further notice."
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    FEW ENEMY PLANES OVER BRITAIN
    55 1 London, Sept. 13. ARMAT.f, number of enemy aircraft hew over great Britairl last night, says an Air Ministry comnunique. A few bombi vv< re dropped Ai one point m the oortha small number uf casualties was caused and some houses damii. Two enemy bombers were
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    FIRE FIGHTERS REORGANISED
    249 1 London, Sepl 13. Warning the country against the possibility oi heavy air raids, Mr. Herbert Morrison, Home Secretary, said: "II tic Russians can resist or lick tn<> Germans, that will be fine. Bat if the Ccrmans are able to dig m lor the wintct they may bring
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    Bevin And Winant See Indian Students
    182 1 London, Sept. 13. MR. Ernest Bevin. Minister for Labour with Mr. Winant. United States Ambassador to Britain, to-day inspected Indian students who have come to Britain for training m modern methods of production. The inspection took place at Letchworth Garden City. Hertfordshire. After stating
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    "A GREAT SPEECH BY A GREAT MAN"
    359 1 London, Sept. 13. Uku k GREAT speech by a great man on behalf of a greal country," the Australian Labour Leader. Mr. Curtin's, description of President Roosevelt's broadcast— is "borrowed' by The Times to-day as the best description of the impression the speech
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    KIEV A FORTRESS
    293 1 <l.v Maurice l.ovell. Renter's residenl correspondenl m Moscow). Moscow Sept. its. '■•HE people of Kie remain aa confident as ever that the Ukrainian capital will not be captured despite tiie throat from a now direction involved m the loss of Chernigo> which wan admitted yesterday. Profiting from
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    Mystery Fires At Turin
    56 1 Mystery Fires At Turin Vichy, Sept. I". Il Ui rE fu c.■•■e vs hich broke out at Turin caused considerable da mage, says a Vichy new agency message. An important transport warehouse, together with adjoining depositories, were destroyed. Large quantities of goods were burnt, including 100 motor-cars. The cause of
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    Volcano Eruption
    88 1 Manila, Bsp& is. I \JAYON VOLCANO. described as the world's perfect cone." situated 2.000 miles eaat of Manila, la In course of eruption. Nearby villages are m danger, rma police patrols arc rushing to th* nelghbOUJ hood Reutei V .-V London srpi 13 TtHB Burgomaster ol c>*|o. Paul
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    Soviet May Declare War On Bulgaria
    258 1 Sept. 13. IuJRKEY call be the object of a discussion between lliiler. Ribbentrop and Von Papen, Hie Nasi Ambassador to Turkey, according to Mr. Martin Agronsky, the Ankara <<ar«'spondent of the National Broadcasting Company Gen Rohde, the German Military ami Air Attache m Ankara,
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    LENINGRAD NOT ISOLATED
    301 1 (B) Annalist) Loudon, Sept. 13. "GTUBBORN battle, along the the entire front," is the laconic Soviet Russian descript ion of 1 he t itanic t niggle proceeding along the eastern front. Apart from trs Soviet admission oi the evacuation ol Chernigov, there is Uttle that is deAnite
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    S.S.V.F. War Practices
    155 2 Singapore, Saturday. THE first Battalion of the S.S.V.F. left this afternoon to man their own defence area as a practice measure In order to gain ,xpcn.nce m true war" conctlti as The Batt.lion will be out till 11 j'clock to-morrow morning. The '•xtrcises started a; 5 o'clock
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    Singapore Road Toll
    58 2 m v.iv. n«ve been no fatal motor accidents this treat- 23. of whom 2 were onlldren. >vfT- 0 inlvirod. laSat woek, on c rhila and two adults were kill a i stnei 21 Injured (Including 5 rhlldavA). Up to /lato 72 liaVs boon killed. The sra:id totn!
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    Woman Injured In Tanglin Crash
    109 2 Singapore. Saturday. AS a result of a collision between n a military truck and a "Baby Austin at Tanglin, >ast night, Mrs. J. Watson, an occupant of the car, is lying m a serious condition In the General Hospital. In spite of the fact that
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    Battle Of Pacific Being Fought On Asian Mainland
    941 2 Envoy Outlines Australian Policy "'i'llE Battle of the Pacific a is now being fought on tralian Minister to China, m i Sir Frederick is m Singapore on his way to Chungking tv take up his new appointment. Australia, he emphasised m his
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    LADY DUFF COOPER PREPARES HER NEW HOME
    425 2 LADY DUFF COOPER PREPARES HER NEW HOME Hopes To Mo ye In To-Morroq (By Lorraine Streeter) F,ADY Diana Duff Cooper spent yesterday morning supervising Chinese workmen as they prepared N 0 I(K>, Jervois Road, the house which she and Mr. I) U fr Cooper will occupy during their stay, for
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    "Staggering" Income Tax
    55 2 pHOUBAKDe ol -aao2 m i'dst lew v wwnaj th. In order to hlake some quack profit. m r th uemands* X* Unertean railways and South'*?^ :mee have been speculated to lc n u l' alll be levied on o* r ront n which a5 I ba re
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    3 MONTHS FOR SUICIDE TRY
    16 2 (i rom ir. L. Hopkiti) fjaoßoa n v three months' ta.
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      167 2 Trouble In The Interior. One frequently hears of trouble m th* interior, usually wiOa reference to torn disturbance which haa occurred country trll Ut^ll° uh]o m tne intpr «or is cornaoß, too. with men and women often cauS through constipation ,Jj' eri tne intern;ll organs m a clan and healthy
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    "Dignity" In The Services
    404 3 "Dignity" In The Services Money And Petrol Wastage f ii. (Tribune Staff Reporter) IAXI dnyers will be about the only people m Malaya who will not be very happy if an order shoull appear m this country similar to one that has already been promulgated m India, which states that
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    AS I WAS SAYING...
    327 3  -  "Johnny" IK I was watching a friend of mine fertilising his garden on Thursday He lives next to the Yeo Chu Kan^ Lunatic Asylum and I noticed an inmate put his head over the wall and watch us. Afier a tune the lunatic spoke. "What yer
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    Singapore Man's Strange Craft
    571 3 Singapore Man's Strange Craft (Sunday Tribune Special Correspondent) JF yam need an arm or a leg just go along to Mr. Loke Yew Tons who has one of the strangest jobs m the whole ol the East and almost the only one of its kind. "I can make a leg
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    American – Germans Back Roosevelt
    58 3 American Germans Back Roosevelt Washington, Sept. 12. THE i( cently formed organisation m the United States calling itself "loyal Americans of German descent" has just telegraphed President R osevelt whole-heartedly &PP* ving his radio address and the action it indicated The organisation assured th': President:— "You can count upon our
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    U.S. SENDS MEDICAL SUPPLIES TO REDS
    75 3 p\ 12. TINDER the lesadcrship ol Mr. .Mien I •il knuwn New York ai itesl< m r of the American Red Bdtai lon to Russia In »J»l7 Bed Cross delegation wfll leave for Russia v/ithin a few days. Thi -\r-.i :r.r. Red Croat announcing
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    1561 4  - A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE Vera Ardmore by DRODUCER R. L. Bridges and 1 Assistant-Inspector James Blake are to be congratulated on the 1041 edition o: "Footlights Parade" which compares very favourably with the first production, given ihis time last year. The show, which opened <vi Wednesday evening, and ran
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      226 4 For a change visit the (ireen Cow Tavern, Malaya's highest hotel. Here you will find the atmosphere of an old English tavern combined with all the conveniences of a modern hotel. Excellent service, cuisine and facilities for all local sport. GREEN COW TAVERN CAME RAN HIGHLANDS. ■^bbv" ■s*^~-^~' i^^- mW
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      293 4 GWiW&HI ASEPTIC OINTMENT HEALED HER INJURED wrist;!* Read l-aT^ g §8^ A\ this Amazing Tribute JUflfl™ "I am writing to ex press my thanks for •~>ar ft. ai*9fta. Five montha ago I badly burt my wrist m ths nangle. Treatment failed to do me any good. Last Friday I sent
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      182 4 MANY DOCTORS AGREE The Old Adage is Found Beat Doctors m Singapore and throughout the world still find the old saying "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" is sound advice for everyone. Most of the weakening coughs and colds that come with wee weather can be
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    Walked Streets Naked
    1529 5 11. L. Ilopkin Tell* Of P notes* To Nazis NAZIS' 'NATTY SUITINGS' London, Auk. 20. QUT of the crash of war that still sin^s her Bppg of death over Britain comes the story of wasted effort of key men '.aken to fill jobs for which they are
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    Open Letter To Duff Cooper
    897 6 A WORD OF WARNING ABOUT MALAYA rp HIS is nn Open Letter to Mr. A. Duff Cooper, and this is W. A. Harpur urit- ing it. Of course, Sir, you may not read this; that however I promise shall not detract from the standard of
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, Sept, 14, 1941. Axis Sea Losses
    317 6 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, Sept, 14, 1941. Axis Sea Losses QNE of the most remarkable aspects of the war at sea has been the way m which, of recent weeks, Axis shipping has been sent to the bottom by Allied air and naval action. Mr. Churchill, m his statement to
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    Romantic Life
    704 6 |\V. 11. PaferssMi Tells Oi* The pEOPLE have often expressed the opinion to me that it must be very romantic to work m a newspaper office. I daresay it ia if you happen to own the dam' thin^r. But nothing- yon can say will make them part company
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    Mosquitoes
    399 6  -  Mary Anne Wendel 1 By INHERE arr many things m this world thai 1 cannot understand and chief among them are mosquitoes. In the early hours of this mornI had bui re and that Unfortunately a mosquito had oiher ideas. 14,I 4 won; I lost. Mid at five o'clock
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    Stopped Aid To Sick Man
    122 7 A MYSTERIOUS stranger "Uh tattooed hands walkMi into a Uirminsham house V M k thmt man ><«s cl>ing. aiu!" m f d t 1 L v ;i iA PoUce officer m- m i° k after th <- lie r.f a J had tuken Poison. Thi.s
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    BEAUTY QUEEN WAS A 'GOOD-TIME' WIFE- Stabbed
    1528 7 "aw "aTJ ♦/u^g,? 5a3« Husband Was Tortured \yuivib.N wept silently m court at Winchester Assizes during the reading of poignant extracts from a remarkable diary written by a man who stabbed his pretty 25-year-old "good time" wife because he could not bear the
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    ACT TO MAKE "BAD" MARRIAGE 'LEGAL'
    214 8 ACT TO MAKE "BAD MARRIAGE 'LEGAL' Informalities Remedied |)OZENS of married couples m England, whose weddings were not carried out strictly m accordance with the law, are to have their "lines" made valid beyond shadow of doubt, by an Act of Parliament. Probably many of tho couples are ignorant of
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    Why He Missed The Target
    173 8 rjVRIL John Harris, a 21-year-old labourer, joined the Army. HLs first visit to a rifle range was not exactly a success. His shooting was far more erratic than that of the average recruit. He seemed to hit anything but the target. The sergeant, noticing that
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    BLACKMAIL CHARGE
    423 8 esSmmm QHARGES alleging menaces were brought against a widow and two 19-year-old youths who were remanded at separate hearings at Clerkenwell. The woman, Norah Hane, 45, of Northampton-buildings. Roseman-street, E.C., is accused of demanding with menaces £100 from a man, referred to at the request of the police
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    ROBBED 91 CLERGYMEN
    155 8 ARNOLD Kelvin Downham is 29 and a clergyman's son. He has studied for the ministry, and received training to be a monk. But h^ will spend the next 18 months In prison, working out a hard labour sentence. For three years afterwards he will be under police
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    Doctor Sacked
    380 8 Belfast. |\K. p. S. Walker, medical superintendent, with a salar\ of £1,200 a year, and Miss J. M. Lamb, matron, were retired from their appointments at White Abbey Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Belfast, uy the orders of Sir Dawson Bates, Ulster .Minister of Home Affairs. The Belfast Corporation Tuberculosis Committee
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    Deat's Death Rumour, Berlin Report
    248 9 Tnn Berlin, Sept. 13. HE rumour circulating m yichy that Marcel Deal had died as a reattlt of injuries, received during the attack on Laval categorically denied m usually weil-informed circles m Vichy, aecord.ntf tc the official German news agency. The agency acids, that according
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    Buddhists Offer Prayers For Britain
    75 9 Rangoon. Sopt 13 0 r,I rr l (< \}l v rongreKatlon ot Burmese Buddhist* at the historic ?he°h£n S t h r dagon wheTonl -Ufii h l ghest dignitaries ol the Buddhist Aternwava Sayadaw gave sermon •'mphasislnrr the EuddMst revive tc St?" lcl KBresslon A
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    Manila Pleased With Roosevelt's Speech
    194 9 Manila, Sept. 13. THE local press reaction to Presi--1 dent Roosevelt's speech was very I favourable, while the Real Japa- ncac community was pleased that I he did not mention Japan. The Spanish- language paper, Van Guardia, says: "The speech is a fmal warning by
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    White Russian Move In North China
    163 9 Talngtao, Sept. 13. T*o facilitate what is described as shortterm tCMI-vtet training, the registration of White Russians m Tsingtao. between the ages oi 18 and 40 was begun bj the Tslngtao Japanese-sponsored Ruslan antl-Communlst Committee. Although the length of the training i.s COt revealed.
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    ROOSEVELT'S "DEFENSIVE WATERS"
    135 9 London, Sept 13 S S DTELL-INFORMED circles btlieve that the de- iniition of Dni ed Sates "de- tensive waters" m Pre ident S Foosevelfs speech will ex- J tend from the United States eastern scaba»ard to aboui longitude thirteen d:'greas west. thus including the i whele a>f
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    A Female Quiz
    357 9 rJVIBQUJZ says that his quiz this week favours the wife so keep on your mettle or the "little woman" will put it across j you, boys. Here she goes. Professor McStottlebaugh's garden is now m its glory but if he boasts of his magnificent nigella he's only
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    Situation In Norway Very Grave
    175 9 London, Sept. 13. DEPORTS received m Stockholm] and transmitted tc London in'dicatc the extreme gravity of the situat'on m Norway, especially the I fact that martial law has bee i j proclaimed In Oslo and will be 'extended tc other areas. Existing German troops hav^
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    LINDY-HITLER SIMILARITY
    40 9 Washington. Sept. 12. LIKENING Ex-Col. Lindbergh's speech at Des Moines, lowa, to the "recent outpourings of Berlin, Mr. Stephen Early, President Roosevtlt's press secretaiy, said: 'I think there i.s a striking similarity be- tween the two."— V Reuter
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    United Chinese To Give Charity Play
    73 9 'pHE United Chinese Ifualcstl Association will give :i performance of "The Obedient Son" at the Har^y World <Dean s Opera Hall 1 at II p.m. 'on Sept. The Consul-General for China. Mr Kan Ling-pal, will be the patron. Tho mtt proceeds will be equally
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    MALAYAN ORCHIDS
    763 11 Wri 1W- a_tere_a_g ArgW. On" QIITK recently Pan-America Nvh( n :t basket Oi Malayan pore by Ansae Clipper to Mi* Studios m Hollywood. Following several WCe ks of nation with the exchange and export control authorities concerned, rare specimens of fresh cut orchids were despatched to the film
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    U. S. Civil Airline Across S. Atlantic
    141 11 Washington. Sept. 13. DAN- AMERICAN airways were yesterday given permission by the United States Civil Aeronautics Board to establish a new commerical airline between Miami, Florida, and "a p:int or points" m south-west Africa. The airline will operate via San Juan (Puerto RicoK
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    Domestic Occurrence ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    33 11 Domestic Occurrence ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr. Tan Hong Ghim and family wish to thank all those who attended the funeral of their father and also all those who sent wreaths, letters of condolence, scrolls, etc.
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      343 11 Ii "FIGHT FOR FRI-EDOM" EXHIBITION Victoria Memorial Hall, Sept. Nth. to 17th. 9 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. Open on SUNDAY A Panorama of the War On Land, On Sea, In the Air, and the Fighting Forces In Malaya. TWO ART EXHIBITIONS Singapore Art Club f^L' A a^"». a Chinese Art
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    THE PECULIAR PIGI BUS
    1305 12  -  H.R. Denham i »y ]i|Y story concern a "pigi" bus, one of thtj.se humble but useful vehicles, so minute to English i'\'i x which will carry yon, your bicycle, your sacks of rice or potatoes, your basket of sweet-smelling fish and any other of your household
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    Handling The Baby
    635 12 StMrrc*ls Off The Surilery lOHN will murder her one of these days," said young Ann Tindall to me on Tuesday when she came into the surgery. "Good heavens!'' I said. 'What do you mean?" '•Well, she's such a little thing and John vents his fatherly affection on
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    SHORT STORY ABOUT MALAYA
    287 12 SHORT STORY ABOUT MALAYA Amazed at this behaviour, I went round to the driving seat. "Engkau t'mau mi?" I asked, offering him the ten cent piece. He did not appear to have heard xne. did not even turn his head. Rigid. he stared straight before him at the road. Just
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    PERAK RACES BEGIN
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    To-day's R.A.F. Football
    125 13 To-day's R.A.F. Football TWRIIXING football should bo witnessed at. Anson Koad Stadium to-aay. when the Royal Air Water. (Setetar), holders ol the S.A.F.A. Mr. a. league 1 a bamptonsblp, and the Royal Air Force (Tencah) meet m tho Baal of the k.a.k mat' nnUf competition In ;«id ot the R.A.F.
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    Padang Cricket Drown
    113 13 rpi.ME forced a draw m the crickel match yesterda> between the Sinj;.ipore Cricket Club and ;:i» Mabay Fooiball Asso< iation. played on the Padans. Oolns In first, the Club knocked up 13. nms, J. B. H. Lec^.ie 55. top-scorin<:. H Shfh. four for 27. and Mohd Shah,
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    Mrs. Newell In Coif Final
    69 13 alrookline (Mass.), Sept. IJ. "MRS. Betty Xeavell, who as Betty Hicks A w;<s .i semi-finalist m 1939, may a>ceome the first Californian player to win the American women's golf championship. Mrs. Newell meets Helen Sifiel or Philadelphia m the thirty-six holes final. m the Bemi-flnals
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    Cup For Journal With Most Successful Tids!
    99 13 1 1 r Bangkok, Sept. 13. NEWSPAPER racing tipsters are to be encouraged m j Bangkok. Cabinet Minister Major/ t Vilas, who, besides being > I Deputy Minister of Com- munieations, chief <>f the state-controlled Maritime 1 J Navigation Company and Director-General of
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    Sports Shorts
    105 13 rjpilE Loyals defeated the Ar K ylls by the only goal scored m their Div. 1 h uuue matc h p la yeu at Gillnmn. yesterday m rpHE S.C.F.A. defeated the Police Depot »h_T_^ L n il f** B™*8 division encounter al the Depot yesterday. aaamms an ■J
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    Three Records Broken
    396 13 YM. CA. Sm mm mo Championships JHREE records were smashed at yesterday's V.M.C.A open swimming championships held at the Fori Canning i>,><.| me record breakers were Gan svay Guaa who took 2 5 sec. eff his old recprd of 72 3 5 sec for the men's 120
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    94 13 A. I. F. Impress: To-day's Games Baseball pLAVOfG their Brst baseball ...me henthe Austral..,,. Imperial Forces created a good impression when the* he-It m,.. •32. A.I.X and by Maine for the Canadians Canadians: *****;; All. 3 1 4 1 (i 2-v 1 1 and L-UeT: Ca,u,aii,ns: »nd James Wrfcht/ Wrißht
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    137 13 pLAYING hard against a side winch had h a n i«' advantages escort m Hrn? °V. •V Alcatel Talbo, ■•use a h«i) by nine point* (three tries) IS "I 1 the season, played on th-.-.r Kiound. yesterd aj A feature ol th« aj me was the
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    U.S. MERCHANTMEN MAY BE ARMED
    113 14 New York, Sept. IS. |T is reported from Washington that the arming of American me re ha n1 ships is likely to be proposed by the Administration. Authoritative quarters are quoted as the source oi this information. The matter is reported to have been discussed
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    STOP PRESS
    180 14 London. Srpt. 11. The possibility Ci the whole nation receivinf increased feed rations during the winter months was envisaged hy the Food Minister m a Bperch at the opening of an exhibition of wartime food production this mornirg. Lord Woolton said socks m the country were better than
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    Success At Tobruk
    62 14 Cairo, Sept. 13. THE Biitish Middle East GHQ ■communique to day states "at Tobruk one of our patrols met and destroyed a German patrol. Our artillery tire carried out harassing fire on enemy posts causing explosions and damage. "Several enemy bombing raids resulted m no material damage.
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    "Fight To Last Ditch And Last Man"
    61 14 Chungking. Sept. 13. 'IJR. LIU SHI-SHU. Director ol the BurOffc m .Affairs Department, of the :;'n Affairs Department of the Foreign Oihce. la t 0 '->c appointed the first Chll sac Mini-rer to Canada, it ls learned Ticm usually weU-lnfarmed sources. It Is
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    Argentinians Want Nazis Expelled
    127 14 Euenos Aires. ?pt. 13. WE cannot permit the German Ambassador to remain m Argentina for it i.s revealed that n< has been implicated m activities menacing our democratic institutions." Tliis statement was mack by Representative Eoatti at Fridays session of the Chamber of Deputies which again
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    Britain's Big Exports
    64 14 London, Sept. 13. DURING eight months up to the end of August. Britain has delivered to Turkey r,oods to the value of £3.598.433 and they continue to be shipped at about the same rate. The largest single item worth £733.866 was i>.704 tons of locomotives, tenders and
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    STAR In SUNSHINE
    39 14 STAR I n SUNSHINE 1 Lovely Joan Blondell knows 2 hen- to keep cool and beau- tiful The vivacious Pa- 5 ramount star could give a I I lesson or two ta» Malayan j perspirers m this matter. I
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    Instructions To Vichy Ambassador
    75 14 Berlin. Sept. 13. THE German Ambassador m Paris. Abetz. has gone to Germany m order to receive fresh instructions from Hitler, it is reported here from Vichy. The visit to Vichy of Admiral Fstera. resident-general of Tunis U stated to be "without the framework of normal
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    How Plane Dapped Sub.
    302 14 THE first capture of a U-boat day by the pilot of the Squadron-Leader H. Thompso the Distinguished Flying Cross "I don't know what damage we did to the submarine.' he said, "but from the way the crew jostled each other as they dashed frcm the conning
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    Rebellious Iraqis Found In Iran
    80 14 Cairo. Sept. 13. FIVE ringleaders of the Iraqi rebellion who took refe^ m Iran have expressed a desire o return to Iraq for trial by ccurt-martial, according to reports from Bagdad. It is also reported trom Bagdad that the exMufii of Jerusalem, who also fled
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    Export Licences To U. S. Resumption Uncertain
    232 14 London, Sept. 12. TIN opened quiet. The turnover was 50 tons. There was only moderate consumer demand for Nears but the market was steady, with sellers more reserved. After official hours, a further 40 tons were traded. Despite Tuesday's burst of activity, the
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    WORLD'S LARGEST BOMBERS
    376 14 WORLD 'S LARGEST BOMBERS (By Renter's Air Correspondeaat) London, Sept. 13. DETAILS :i the new Halifax and Stirling bombers, leading members of Britain's new heavy bombing team, which have b^cn leading the record R AF raids on German and Italian cities, were released by the Air Ministry last night. Th?y
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    DUFF COOPER TO BROADCAST
    48 14 Mr Alfred Duff Cooper, Chanccllfr of the Dually of Lancaster, is broadcasting to London from Singapore at 4.45 p.m. to-mor-rcw. A recording will be broadcast m toi' RCrmal transmission aaf the Smgapcre station at 10.05 p.m. the same day, immediately following the Headline News
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