The Straits Times, 25 September 1940
1940-09-25
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Title Section36 1940-09-25 1 The Straits Times lESTABUSHED NEARLY A CENTURY J MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER—LARGEST NET SALES 16 pa<;es. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1940 I'KICK 5 CKNTS. The Straits Times 16 PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1940 PRICE 5 CENTS.36 words
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Advertisement149 1940-09-25 1 MIEN CHONG tor SMART TAILORING Jum Kr< rived Suil 1. m t h WAIN Slllt.l.l.'S In Silk mnd Wool Also AMKRICAN SHXKKSKIN In various colours SI (nil-man St., Spore. I'hone 4816 COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in England) ENQUIRIES INVITED FROM EMPLOYERS FOR PARTICULARS OF SCHEMES OF GROUP PERSONAL149 words
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Advertisement6 1940-09-25 1 SINGAPORE. 140 CECIL ST. CPHONS 5471).6 words
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Advertisement57 1940-09-25 1 FINAL EDTN. KUALA LUMPVR 25 JAVA ST CPHONE 36».r>. A FURTHER DEPARTMENTAL SALE WILL BE HELD IN OUR LADIES LADIES SHOE DEPARTMENTS FROM SEPT. 30th TO OCT. 12th SPECIAL CLEARANCE LINES WILL BE SOLD AT SALE PRICES REGARDLESS OF COST WATCH THE BARGAIN COUNTERS IN THESE TWO DEPARTMENTS THROUGHOUT THIS57 words
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Advertisement11 1940-09-25 1 ELSIE MARY SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR NEW SHIPMENT OF DRESSES JUST RECEIVED11 words
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Advertisement668 1940-09-25 2 ©he Straits fflaaez SMALL ADsT Minimum charge $1 for adr* not exceeding 4 Itaea. Mora than four line* 25 cents per line (Six words). Box No. 25 cents extra. DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, DEATHS. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. ANNOUNCEMENTS P.P.C. CARDS are charge* 13 each per Insertion per Inch. Orer I inch. 25668 words
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Advertisement604 1940-09-25 2 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED a Chinese Interpreter capable of translating Chinese documents of considerable difficulty into good English and also from English Into good Chinese. A candidate must be r.ble to speuk Hokkien or Teochiu fluently. Know.edge of either Cantonese, Halnanese or shorthand and typewriting would be a recommendation. Salary $100—604 words
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Advertisement792 1940-09-25 2 HOUSES FLATS, TO LET TO LET fully furnished bungalow. Grove Estate. Rent $140 P" month Tel. 2004. FURNISHED HOUSE overlooking sea. To let six months minimum. Immediate entry. Telephone 4487. ATTRACTIVE FURN. FLATS to let. Ist Oct. Central, m.s. refrigerator, silver, linen, crockery <fc glass. Phone *****. FURNISHED FLAT 3792 words
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Advertisement673 1940-09-25 2 FOR HIRE REFRIGERATOR— New at Used Pbon* 33U DRIVK YOURSELF acd private Hire Cmi —Low rates. General Transport Co Ltd 'Phone 5454. PUBLIC NOTICES KENT (F.M.S.) TIN DREDGING, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England.) Advice has been received by cable of the declaration of a dividend of 5% (less Income Tax), payable673 words
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Advertisement257 1940-09-25 2 AUCTION NOTICES THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS AUCTION SALE Of modern well-made real Dutch polished TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of eve."' I description, "PHILCO 11 radiogram. WARNER radio receiver, Kelvinator Refrigerate-, One O.E. Refrigerator, Colourful Tientsin centre carpets, ETC. ETC. To be held at No. 9, Sarkies Road, (off Bukit Tlmah Rd.) On257 words
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Advertisement292 1940-09-25 2 GUARANTEED CARS. BARGAW «i 1939 CHEVROLET DELUXE SALOON. It has only done 6,000 miles and is In showroom condition. Pine leather upholstery and very tyrrs any trial. PRICE $1700.1938 CHRYSLER ROYAL SALOOK A de Luxe model in perfect condition beautifully upholstered excellent tyres and a Dleasure to drive. Has been292 words
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Advertisement381 1940-09-25 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE. < incorporatea in England) PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL B.N Co 4IATI PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE The best possible services aro being maintained by the P O S N. Coy from the Straits to their usual ports of call in China. India. Ceylon381 words
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Advertisement272 1940-09-25 3 (Incorporated In Japan) GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS FOR CUNARD WHITE STAR TO SAN FRANCISCO Hong Kong. Kobe, Yokohama. Honolulu San Francisco and Los Angeles ASAMA MARU leave Kobe Oct. 2 NITTA MARU leave H'kong Oct. 11 TATUTA MARU leave H'kong Oct. 21 YAWATA MARU leave H'kong Nov. 4 TO SEATTLE Marova.272 words
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Advertisement533 1940-09-25 3 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. BLUE FUNNEL LINE Frequent Sailings to United Kingdom. Dates are net guaranteed all cargo bookings subject to Conference War clauses. WESTERN AUSTRALIA THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE CHEAPEST FARE Regular Services to Fremantle [Perth] via Java by first class passenger ships. Single fare $192 (A £28)533 words
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Advertisement234 1940-09-25 3 FAST PASSENGER SERVICE SINGAPORE TO SAN FRANCISCO, VIA MANILA HONG KONG Ball Spore Arrive S F BJ. CITY OF NEWPORT NEW 3 Oct. 6 Oct. 30 SJ. CITY OF NORFOLK Nov. 7 Dec. 1 s.s. CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 13 Jan. SJ. CITY OF LOS ANOELES Dec. 28 Jan.234 words
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Miscellaneous612 1940-09-25 3 Broadcasting TO-DAY SINGAPORE '/Ml i-il dci I'ibm.i ZHP ».69 men Su.iKim.1 1.00 p.m. Miscellaneous new gramophone records; 1.30 p.m. Warning to mariners. Programme summary. Mid-day tin, copra and rubber prices; 1.35 p.m. News; 1.50 pj». Miscellaneous new Gramophone records, (contd > 2.00 p.m. Interval. 5.00 p.m. Hokklen Amoy dramast; 5.30612 words
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Miscellaneous671 1940-09-25 3 EMPIRE STATION Transmission 2 (6.00 p ui 05 pm Ma!ari| I'mel will be radiated un the foiioMing «j>»lengihs: GSI1— 1J.97 m; GSI bb nr GS.I 14.41 m. GSG— 16.86 m GST--l:t.9J m; and GSP— 19 60 m until 7.20 *rj .ad M GSV 16.S4 in from 7 35 p.m VransmlsMon671 words
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Article181 1940-09-25 4 London, Sept. 24. •T*HE Times says Mr. Kcynes flatly denies that any inflationary symptoms are yet apparent. Internal prices have been stable since the original advance in prices of imports at the outbreak of war and have not risen by more than half the181 words
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Article28 1940-09-25 4 THE .secretaries of Takuapa Valley Tin Dredsir.g state that drrdgr- 3 at Ban Pru is likely to suspend operations for fortnight owing to engine trouble.28 words
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Article275 1940-09-25 4 Sudden Of Goebbels London, Sept. 25. ANEW note is detected in the German communiques which for the first time on Friday admitted that their plane losses were greater than that of Britain. Friday's communique stated that only one British machine was brought down whereasBritish Wireless - 275 words
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169 1940-09-25 4 London, Sept. 25. ACCORDING to trustworthy information, the large aluminium works at Lauta, about 100 miles south-east of Berlin, which were attacked by the R.A.F. on Sunday nlgnt account for Just under 30 per cent, of Germany's total output of thisBritish Wireless - 169 words
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101 1940-09-25 4 London, Sept 24. NLNETY-EIGHT per cent, of German bombs on London fall on civilian sites, says the Herald-Tribune London correspondent, who adds that this is making the British an embittered eremy such as Germany did not dream of after the last war. Better defenceReuter - 101 words
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106 1940-09-25 4 Indian Donations To War Raid Funds London, Sept. 25. THE Governor of Madras, Sir Arthur Krpe, has given an assurance to Lord Beaverbrook, Minister of Aircraft Production, that every aeroplane of the squadron presented to Britain by Madras which is shot down will be replaced with two planes, the MadrasReuter - 106 words
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277 1940-09-25 4 E London, Sept. 25 VERY second child ot the London area Is at present accommodated In a country district und a further evicuatlon plan for the capital Is now nnocr.ced by Mr. Malcolm Macdonald. vhe Minister of Health. The total number of children of schoolgoing277 words
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Article125 1940-09-25 4 Singapore, Sept. 25. nooc. Buyers Seller: Gambler 7.75 Hamburg Cubs $13.00 Java Cube $1250 PeopCT White Muntok $11.75 White $11.25 Black 6.25 Ohm Mixed 42.23 Sun Driod *2.5f> Sato Flour No 1 Lingsa $3.65 Pair $2.70 Sarawak $2.70 mmh Palrmbanc Sl&.OO Bar; la $18.00 San *ei $19125 words
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Article89 1940-09-25 4 W«inr\daT t Sopt. 25. noon. B«yer« Mk Piircs 'rio No l.\ i.'.SJi. >Sp«t loo<*> :!7", n% No IX U.S.S '.J.J In case* Sept. -Oct. sellers option Wl% 3<U G.F.A.U. K.S.S. t.o.b. In bales Sept. -Oct. sellers option 36', 36'j F.A.Q. R.S.S. 1.0.h. in bales Sept.-OcL89 words
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Article58 1940-09-25 4 London, Btpt 24. Tin opened s-e.ady but quiet, with a ;urnover of 75 tons. The export announcement has not improved consumers' demand but sellers were reserved because the parity of the United States 50-cent ressrve buying price is equal to £265 in London. After officialReuter - 58 words
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Article57 1940-09-25 4 London. Sept. 24. UNTIL fuuher notice the Rubber Exchange is closing at 4 p.m. local time but if the air raid warning ends after 3.30 p.m. trading will continue for half an hour until 4.30 p.m. at the latest. The Committee urges members to do business asReuter - 57 words
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Article622 1940-09-25 4 Slightly More Activity: Few Changes In Prices (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Sept. 25. TTHERE is little change to report from the local share market this morning; selected tin shares continue in demand; sellers of rubber shares at quotations are hard to find and sellers of industrials622 words
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Article181 1940-09-25 4 Trie following are the exchange rales tills morning according to the daily circular issue-J by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation:— SELLING London II. 1/4 1/1* Lor.doii demand 2/4 1/16 Switzerland denied aofl New York demand 47 Montreal demand 51 11/16 Batavla demand 88% Saniarnng demand 88*4 i Calcutta,181 words
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Article309 1940-09-25 4 Issued hy the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. Singapore, Sept Boob Company Dividend Close nN Austral Amal 3d Sept 14 Burma Malay Is No 24 Sent. 23 Mambau Tin 12U>% final Sept. 21 Puteh 124% Int. Sept. 23 Rawang Tinfields 6d aspt. 18 S. Luas 1V,% lr.t. Sept.309 words
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Advertisement268 1940-09-25 4 SINGAPORE NEW ZEALAND AUSTRALIA SINGAPORE From £124 K. P. M. LINE. (Incorp. in the .X. I.) Tel 5451 Sturdy all steel .•onstnittion Kostproofed:— Open visible sprint* EIJV^ Harbour no Inserts ti^i^O^—^^^^i^l Extremely comfortable g^— g-y-y-TY f gTH —Doe* not sac Reasonably priced. to«e«»> ru_r«c ikji i mt>5..,.,..,m t>s >r A268 words
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699 1940-09-25 5 Large Appropriations For Tax And War Contingencies AS was to oc expected, a war earned by McAlister ended June last. The accoun show that the amount at the itccount for the year, after the values of properties and all other necessary charges, $276,446 in699 words
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Article89 1940-09-25 5 Malls close at the General Post Office as follows:— TO-UAX Java air 10.30 a.m. 5 p.m. New Zealand air 5 p.m. Port Darwin air 5 p.m. Port Moresby air 5 p.m. Thursday Island air 5 p.m. MAIL ARRIVALS Malls from Indn-China (air) general delivery 1.40 p.m.89 words
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1311 1940-09-25 5 TUESDAY, SEPT. U, 194«: 4 P.M ■mm Bujtr» fticllen Ampat Tin (4s) 3s 3s 6d Austral Amal (5») 5s 3d 5s 9d x.dL Austral Malay 33s 6d S5s 6d Ayer Hltam (58) 19s 20» Ayer Weng (*1, 1 OS 1.06 Bangrln Tin 18* 3d 17t1,311 words
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Article133 1940-09-25 5 ELEVEN Labour M.P.s In London havj put down a motion in reference to the Bank of England and it is to be discussed at "an early date." The motion Is as follows: "Bank of England— That this House calls upon His Majesty's Government to revoke the133 words
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Advertisement6 1940-09-25 5 GAMMON (MALAYA) LIMITED W.PJ3. 4 MiMMHI6 words
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Advertisement896 1940-09-25 5 29 IBS UGLY fAT GOES IN 6 WEEKS New, Safe Slimming Method praised by all faOowhw b ana of Ok. Wjju K exmaM caata a/ tatntaa wfaidj I L*. nf\L prow beyond ihadow of doubt I W* LAki%, vat BonKon iriD reduce jam KViV it* wofht and bulk la normal896 words
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Advertisement338 1940-09-25 5 TO FAMILY MEN! You toil all your lives to foequcnth a sound cstnte to your heirs. How often are these intentions destroyed by weak or dishonest executors, nnd your families reduced to •.iverty! Guard against such evils by entrusting your estate to the administration of a skilled and independent organisation338 words
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Miscellaneous75 1940-09-25 5 TIDE TABLES SINGAPORE ro-d»j iH. W. 4.01 aJn. 7 ft.: 3.-0 p.m. 7.9 ft. L. W. 9.08 am. 4.9 ft.: 10.27 pjn. 3 ft To-morrow H W. 5.43 ajn. 6.7 ft.: 4.37 p.m. 7.5 ft L W. 10.17 a.m. 5.S It Friday, Sept. 27 H. W. 7.24 a.m. 6.9 ft.;75 words
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Advertisement205 1940-09-25 6 3.15, 6.15 9.15 ALHAIYIIPKA The screen'? romantic idol back again, in the type of role that made him famous i»3 1^ NOVARRO tni with LOLA LANE and GENE LOCKHART OPENING TO-MORROW AT THE ALHAMBRA PHONE 6909 SATURDAY 28th SEPTEMBER Proceeds In Aid of Y.W.C.A. FUND. Concessions and Free Lists Suspended205 words
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Advertisement293 1940-09-25 6 COMPELLING DRAMA FROM THE BESTSELLER BY F. L. GREEN PAVILION TO-DAY AT 6.15 6c 9.15 THE STRANGE ADVENTURES THAT BEFELL A MARRIED COUPLE IT'S GRAND ENTERTAINMENT* ADDED ATTRACTION BOX OFFICE PHONE 6903 "SINGAPORE TO-DAY" DR. KILDARE IN Ills MOM l^vY#^Kt^B««W^B DANGEROUS ROMANTIC I k. m. ADVENTURE BfIHBtfHBHHSfII THE SECRET DR#293 words
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Advertisement275 1940-09-25 6 •Definitely the most unusual Entertainment the Screen has yet offered Singapore Filmgoers" STRAITS TIMES (23-9-40) rADITAI I T day l/Arl I ULI 3.15 6.15—9.15 /JH Produced b-Vb -V VICTOR AP^Y^I SAVILLE, who made "Goodbye ffc Mr Chips" and "The Citadel" f^® MONTGOMERY As the Chicago gangster who inherits an English275 words
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323 1940-09-25 7 Japanese Reported To Have Infringed Agreement Haiphong, Sept. 24. ALTHOUGH no mention is made of renewed clashes between Japanese and French forces in Indo-China, it is reported that fresh fighting broke out yesterday afternoon, continued all night and was still progressing at 10 a.m.Reuter - 323 words
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Article132 1940-09-25 7 Hollywood, Sept. 24. 'THE first public exhibition of the film 'A Dispatch From Reuters." in which Edward G. Robinson plays the part of Baron Julius de Reuter, has been followed by its exhibition to a specially invited group of American editors, newspaper proprietors and leader-writers.Reuter - 132 words
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117 1940-09-25 7 London, Sept. 24. OIXTEEN British, Allied and neutral ships totalling 49,200 tons were lost due to enemy action during the week ended Sept. 15-16, according to an Admiralty announcement, which adds that the British losses were nine ships, totalling 29,246 tons. Both the British andReuter - 117 words
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96 1940-09-25 7 London, Sept. 24. THE Government has decided that control of civil building and a scheme of licensing will come into force on Oct. 7 similar to that introduced in the middle of the last war. The new plan will be operated by commissionersReuter - 96 words
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39 1940-09-25 7 London, Sept. 24. Fis now disclosed that the liner torpedoed with the loss of 83 child evacuees while en route to Canada was the Ellerman liner City of Benares, 11.081 tons Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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89 1940-09-25 7 Wellington, Sept. 24. *T HAT S on for Hitler" was the A comment to be heard all over New Zealand when the King was announced as speaking from Buckingham Palace. The fact that the King spoke from his bombed palace, exemplifying the failure of HitlerReuter - 89 words
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64 1940-09-25 7 Shanghai, Sept. 24. POUR sergeants in the French muni- cipal police, threatened with mobilization unless they took back their resignation, are alleged to have deserted the force and sailed to Singapore under British protection, aceordmg to ths China Press, quoting reliable circles. They areReuter - 64 words
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Advertisement86 1940-09-25 7 DINNER DANCE (Informal) 8 p.m. to midnight POPULAR CABARET ATTRACTION MIMI JOSE MEXICAN DANCERS OF INTERNATIONAL FAME DINNER 53.00 NON-DINERS $1.00 wedmespay Oct. and "WEAR Pi. SMILE" BALL SPECIAL CABARET in aid of the "Buy a Bomber" War Fund TICKETS S2-. BOOK NOW. EXTENSION TO 2 A.M. THE "BUY A86 words
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Advertisement225 1940-09-25 7 TODAY HERE 3.i5, LJkH lim V EVERYBOOY 6.15 9.15 <X hauyas axcMNUWI GOE:i The Greatest Technicolour Success ever brought to the Screen! %**L^^ MAETERLINCK^ 1 THE I BLUEBIRD I in TECHNICOLOR wB Shirley Temple Spring Bylngton j» Nigel Bruce C»ie Sondergaard Jf2 P^j Eddie Collins Sybil Jason Jessie SfM $$fSH225 words
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1170 1940-09-25 8 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1940. (388th Day Of The War.) TELL IT TO THE MARINES Information regarding the operations at Dakar, which is being attacked by a force of Free Frenchj men under General de Gaulle, supported by British Naval units, is still very sketchy. According to1,170 words
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Letters To The Editor
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Letter915 1940-09-25 8 How To Stop Nazi Raids On Civilians To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— According to the statesmen ol the time, we fought the last war "to make the world safe for Democracy" and "to make a world fit for heroes to live in." The absurdity of these915 words
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Letter983 1940-09-25 8 Income Tax Correspondence Starts Again To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir, Those of us who are looking a little further ahead than the end of the present hostilities are wondering whether. In order to make a real attempt to prevent or minimize both national and983 words
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Letter695 1940-09-25 8 Trying To Get Into The Limelight To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— ln your leading article of Thursday you have really given your readers a picture of a cross-section of local society, not large in numbers, perhaps, as you hinted, but certainly large In self-expression, as695 words
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Letter88 1940-09-25 8 Leading Article That Was Appreciated To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir.— Your leader on Friday wai topping. If you can do with $20 to help pay for the copyright or to send out reprints, I will send it along. When the public servant realizes he is a88 words
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Advertisement202 1940-09-25 8 For Your Musical Requirements. Robinson piano PO. (S.S.) LTD. Pianos tuned-repaired-by expert europeans. COLUMBIA RECORDS. MARCONI-RADIOS. R o^ 4 YOU AND TOITB STAR by Chriro. Ke\ ibi>d fz Enlarged edition The object of thi-: the uninitiated ban the smaller circle of Individual already e'evoted much time to the j ol202 words
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Advertisement40 1940-09-25 8 THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY PROVIDES TROU BLE FREE TRAVEL OUR WORLD WIDE TRAVEL AND BANKING FACILITIES COMBINE TO ELIMINATE ALL TRAVEL Ol FFICULT I E S No Booking Fee. 84 Robinson Road Singapore. JOHN DUKE Manufacturing Optician. 21, BATTERY ROAD.40 words
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752 1940-09-25 9 Action Against Vichy Forces Continues PETAIN SUBMARINE LOST DURING BRITISH ATTACK Germans In Control Of Nearby Air Bases OPERATIONS to prevent French Equatorial Africa from falling into the hands of the Germans are continuing. A statement issued in London says that there is noReuter - 752 words
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53 1940-09-25 9 London, Sept. 24. A CAIRO eotnmunlqua states there was no change in the situation In the Western During Sunday evening, our artillery ■Urnced some enemy batteries. kfatruh was raided four times during Bund*; night There were no casualties. On other fronts, there Is nothingReuter - 53 words
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Article121 1940-09-25 9 'French Planes Bomb Gibraltar Gibraltar. Sept. 25. fVNK HI'NDRED bombs were ciropped on Gibraltar yesterday by 20 or more aircraft of the French types." from a height of 20.009 fert. says a communique issued by the military authorities here. Poor persons were killed and 12 hi untied. At least oneReuter - 121 words
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Article133 1940-09-25 9 Cairo, Sept. 24. AN R.A.F. communique states that British bombers attacked aircraft on the Menastir landing ground on Sunday and all bombs fell on the target area. Yesterday a second attack was delivered. Three explosions among aircraft were followed by fire. Two raids were made onReuter - 133 words
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81 1940-09-25 9 London. Sept. 25. THE Legislative Council of Northern 1 Rhodesia has unanimously voted a loan cf £200,000 from the surplus balances to the British Government free of interest for the duration of the war. Australian dried fruit producers, consistins mainly of small orchardBritish Wireless - 81 words
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481 1940-09-25 9 London, Sept. 24. THE great British bombings on Berlin last night continued on an average at about four-and-a-half minute intervals for several hours, it is revealed by the Air Ministry news service, which states that the heaviest attacks fellReuter - 481 words
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Article164 1940-09-25 9 Japanese General Not Satisfied Haiphong, Sept. 25. CIGHTING on the Indo-China borr der ceased about noon yesterday, but French officials state the situation is "still very grave." Apparently Gen. Ando, Commander of the Japanese South China Army, has been taking the law into his own handsReuter - 164 words
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107 1940-09-25 9 Washington. Sept T. 5. «pRANCE is determined to resist by every possible means all attempts by the Japanese forces to exceed the J Franco-Japanese agreement in Indo- j China," declared M. Henri Have, the Vxhy Government's Ambassador in Washington. M.iHaye declared that JapanReuter - 107 words
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125 1940-09-25 9 Moscow, Sept. 25. JAPAN'S entry into Indo-China has been long prepared and comes as no surprise, declares Pravda. adding that Japan did not move earlier because she was waiting to see how the war in the west developed. The newspaper says that Japanese circlesReuter - 125 words
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319 1940-09-25 9 London, Sept. 24. FARTHER British bembing opjrations on the French and Belgian coasts are announced by the Air Ministry news service. At the naval station at Brest this morning long lines of bombs were dropped on a torpedo boat, a heavy boat station,Reuter - 319 words
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Article, Illustration28 1940-09-25 9 Troops of the Free French Army in Britain have be n training in antiparachutist exercises. Here is a machine-gun B> t "in action."28 words
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236 1940-09-25 9 Terrific Damage To Docks, Canals And Locks R.A.F. OFFENSIVE ON ALL INVASION PORTS GOES ON London, Sept. 24. THE Royal Air Force in one week alone carried out 48 sepa- rate attacks on docks at the German-held Channel ports and other enemy invasion bases, states Reuter's air correspondent. This isReuter - 236 words
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Article206 1940-09-25 9 London, Sfit. 24. OFFICERS of two R.A.F. scuadrons who have destroyed P enemy planes, a count who was boi :.i Berlin but is a naturalised Briton and a Polish airman, are the latest recipie.its of awards for gallantry in flying operations. Honours Include the Distinguished ServiceReuter - 206 words
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373 1940-09-25 9 RAIDERS WERE ROUTED TWICE YESTERDAY Big Groups Fail To Reach London London, Sept. 24. TWO attempts by masses of German planes to reach London to-day failed completely. The capital had two warnings, but no raiders got through. Over 150 aircraft participated In the first raid, flying up the Thames estuaryReuter - 373 words
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Article31 1940-09-25 9 PIE Admiralty announces that H.s Majesty's submarine Thames "Lieut. Commander W. D. Dunkorly R.N.t is overdue and must be considered lnst. Next of kin have been informed.— Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Advertisement45 1940-09-25 9 °o N T "'S3 T DISPLAY at our Orchard Road Branch 23m to 28tn. Sept. of delicious COOKED MEATS and tasty to taste the SAUSAGES samples of Cooked Meats and Sausages at the display. PHONE 5376 FIVE LINES Advt. of Singapore Cold Storage Co., Urn45 words
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Article327 1940-09-25 10 At The Cinema ••The- Sheik Steps Out." (Ramon N'ovarro, I.ola Lane, and Gene Lockhart) Republic. At the Aliiambra. AFTER a long absence, Alhambra pictura- 'urrs saw Rrmcn Novarro star in a film again, when "The Sheik St'-ps Out- opened bat :heatre last night. is n picture327 words
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Article212 1940-09-25 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept. 25 REFERENCE to Go\ernment's decision ta Introduce legislation to impose inccme tax In Malaya was made yesterday at the Penang Chamber of Commerce half-yearly by the Chairman Mr. Jule; Mr. P. Souter and Mr. F. D. Bissekcr. In his212 words
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Article42 1940-09-25 10 An all-Singapore Malay schools exhibition of handicraft will be held at the Kota Rajah school. Victoria Street, on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. beginning :t 8 a.m. on each day. Pnrt of the proceeds will be devoted to the Malaya Patriotic Fund.42 words
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Article104 1940-09-25 10 SI" (iAPORE RAFFI.KS HOTEL Dinner fiz Dance (Informal) 8 p.m. to Midnight. CAKIUCK THEATRE, GEYLANG Loo Se Leong Secret of Maid .:int—Double Feature Canto-!;il!-Jcs at 7.45 p.m. GREAT WORLD Cabaret: 9 p.m. to Midnight. Globe: KrUllcs. Sky: Reno. fJAPPIf WORLD Aorial Trapez'- Stunts, Wayangs, lows and Other Free Attractions.104 words
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Article444 1940-09-25 10 Another Big Gift From Penang Municipality FURTHER REMITTANCE MADE TO IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT 'THANKS to a further very large gift by the Penang Munici- pality, The War Fund is now above its average of a million dollars a month. To-day's total is $4,082,720, and the444 words
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Article114 1940-09-25 10 MORE than 300 people of all nationaliti?s were guests at an "At Home given yesterday by the Indian Troops Entertainment Committee at the house of its hon. secretary, Ral Bahadur Prithvi Chand, in East Coast Road. Among the guests were the G.0.C., Malaya, Major-General L. V.114 words
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Article31 1940-09-25 10 RRja Petra, the grandson of the late SuJtan Mohamed of Selangor, and his family will be staying in Singapore for a week before proceeding to Medan, Sumatra, for throe weeks holiday.31 words
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380 1940-09-25 10 A SCHEME to conserve and ri sort waste paper in Singapore and ship it to Indian mills for repulping is now under consideration by the Government. It is estimated that with the cooperation of business firms. Government will be able to send mills in380 words
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Article, Illustration53 1940-09-25 10 G. O.C. At Indian Function At the "At Home" given by the Indian Troops Entertainment Committee yesterday were Mr. G. Maganlal, former chairman of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, the General Officer Commanding, Malaya, MajorGeneral L. V. Bond, and the Agent for the Government of India, Mr. C. S. Venkatachar.—53 words
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Article287 1940-09-25 10 Rooms Of "Press Attache" Searched THE Straits Times understands that the Japanese Consul-Gen-eral in Singapore, Mr. K. Toyoda, has protested to the Straits Settlements Government about the arrest of Mamuro Shinozaki and the search of rooms In the ConsulateGeneral. Mr. Toyoda claimed that Shlnozaia arrived in Singapore287 words
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96 1940-09-25 10 M Simla, Sept. 25. R. M. A. Jinnah, president of the All India Muslim League had a two-and-a-half-hour talk with the Viceroy. Lord Linlithgow, yesterday. Afterwards all that Mr. Jinnah would say was that he was leaving Simla today and the League Committee was decidingReuter - 96 words
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Article32 1940-09-25 10 TEACHERS from all over Johore will meet at Batu Pahat on Friday for the annual conference of the Johore Teachers' Association, to be held at the Government English School.32 words
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226 1940-09-25 10 JAPAN JOINT USE OF BASE Press Urges Watch On Britain U.S. Tokio, Sept. 25. THE Japanese Press, commenting: on the Franco-Japanese agreement in regard to Indo-China, says that the Powers are not entitled to object to the agreement and warns Japan to watch the action of the United States andReuter - 226 words
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696 1940-09-25 10 Australian Impressions Of Journalists' Tour THK amazing preparedness of the Netherlands Indies to resist invasion was the greatest surprise of the recent 00,000 miles round-the-Pacific air tour by American journalists, states J. Percival, aviation correspondent of the Sydney Morning Herald who accompanied the party. The696 words
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Advertisement77 1940-09-25 10 414 1 M \j fTrP^xiX^ i It H Tntf P^P^fl °sirEiilP! li I NewDrfrost I^^ rfratf M FROZEN FOODS I "OMEST/q KEPT FOR DAYS "™ST£Rp/£g£ I FROZEN DESSERTS ||r I EASILY QUICKLY I W e Sllflg/iouc c PREPARED L^ a (Advertisement of The General Electric Co., Ltd. of England "Magnet77 words
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689 1940-09-25 11 Three Transmitters To Be Used In Singapore TREATLY increased broadcasting time for Asiatic listeners will be one result of the Singapore radio expansion scheme announced yesterday. As a result of the opening Singapore two short-wave an ters, the Singapore broadcasts day, give two entirely separa689 words
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61 1940-09-25 11 'From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Sept. 24. A SECOND donation of $300,000 for the prosecution of the war was made to the Chancellor of the Exchequer In London by the Municipality of Penang to-day. As a result of this donation, total gifts of this nature from61 words
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Article, Illustration84 1940-09-25 11 This loudspeaker at Kampong Clam, off Sultan Gate, Beach Road, is the latest addition to the public address system in Singapore. The site is the large open space outside the Astana, formerly the home of Malay royalty in Singapore and still occupied by descendants of the Sultan who signed the84 words
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1269 1940-09-25 11 Children Cried When Light Was Put Out CIRST prosecutions in Singapore of offenders against lighting regulations during the Singapore black-out practice early this^month were heard in the Singapore fifth court yesterday. Among 13 defendants who appeared on summonses was a young European woman, Miss Marjorie1,269 words
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Article118 1940-09-25 11 CRIME resulting from too r\isy a use of any handy agricultural implement," is referred to in the latest report for the S:at« of Kelantan. One witness described an axe with which a fatal blow had been struck as "the kind which one takes when on 2118 words
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809 1940-09-25 11 "I COULD not love two women at the same time," declared Fretz G. Scharenguivel, before Mr. Justice Pedlow in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Scharenguivel is plaintiff in a suit for $2,754 against his two grown-up sons, Noel F.G. and E. (Dudsey) Scharenguivel.809 words
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Article129 1940-09-25 11 THE following telegram from the Lord Mayor of London has been received: "Deeply touched by Malaya's sympathetic gift to '.•.uiftring Londoners. Your concern for us at i this time strengthens our courage." I Last week .20,000 was given through tha Crown Agents to the129 words
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Advertisement114 1940-09-25 11 It Is so near— Residents in the East will find the climate stimulating— Living Is not expensive— The tavourable exchange further reduces the cost— The million-peopled cities offer every a comfort, sport, and entertainment. Write for whichever of the following publications you are Interested In U) Illustrated Australian-holiday booklet; (2)114 words
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Advertisement150 1940-09-25 11 Genuine pewter Made in Malaya, Free from Lead. Oclo. VA new range of exclusive designs $20.00 to $55.00 Many attractive and -^S2g^ practical articles are jM^^^ now made in Leadless I^Sw/v Pewter. This Pewter is ideal yM®f for gifts is duty free into Gt. Britain. §P^ JOHN LITTLE CO.. LTD.150 words
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1207 1940-09-25 12 Scheme For Compulsory Planting Of Food Crops (From Our Own Correspondent) Fenang, Sept. 24. "AS a supplementary measure to the creation of reserves, I biggest that compulsory planting of foodstuffs by estates be resorted to either by their own initiative or by the temporary1,207 words
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131 1940-09-25 12 TWO young Malay tambies. formerly employed by Sisson and Delay, Union Building, were charged in the Singapore third court yesterday with committing criminal breach of trust of a total of $5 75 in postage money. In the first case, Dollah bin Ahmad, aged 20, pleaded guilty131 words
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Article37 1940-09-25 12 I Rabies has ceased to exist In the Settle, ment of Malacca, and notifications in the Government Gazette state that Importation of domestic cats from Malacca Into other I part.* of th« Colony Is now again permitted37 words
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Article272 1940-09-25 12 Story Of Raids In A Letter PXAMPLES of tha calmness and the courage with which the common people of Britain are facing the Luftwaffe's campaign of terrorism is given in the following extracts from a letter just received in Singapore: "Southampton got it badly yesterday but no272 words
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Article170 1940-09-25 12 '"THE applicant lias our sympathy but we cannot make an ejectment order," said Mr. L. Forbes, chairman of the Rent Assessment Board, yesterday when lim Choon Hock applied for permission to eject Lim Kee Fook from a house he had bought in Oeylan?.170 words
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62 1940-09-25 12 Tut Kau Kia, a 27-year-old Hokkien. claimed trial to a charge of extortion In the Singapore second court yesterday. It was alieged that he threatened a man named I Tay Plau with a knife In a house off Geylang Road, and induced Tay Plau62 words
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Article48 1940-09-25 12 An Indian who is believed to have fallen from the first floor of a house at the Junction of Sclegie Road and Albert Street on Monday, was found dying on the pavement as a result of head Injuries. He died soon after admittance Into Tan Tock Seng's Hospital.48 words
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Advertisement302 1940-09-25 12 Special Offers For Ladies FROM SEPT. 30 th TO OCT. '12™ We are clearing from our Ladies Dept. Oddments in Under-wear, Corsets, Laces, Flouncings, Hosiery, Scarves, Handbags Fancy Trimming. also LADIES SHOES Oddments and discontinued ranges from $2.50 per pair. Coloured Suede: Navy White, Brown White from $5.00 per pair.302 words
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Advertisement286 1940-09-25 12 The New Polaroid Glasses Are Here. <Bjl!^^ NOW $6. 00 vr Replacements made free of chart;* If fading or discolouration occurs. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. 4. ARCADE BLDG., THONE 3002. (UNDER THOSE STAINS) [clean dental plate j Wondtrful cJoaraar r«n«nn Mm TmcJi lust thtkt t hnk Stcndeal powder286 words
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Article, Illustration45 1940-09-25 13 The Commander-in-Chief of the Home Forces, Gen. Sir Alan Brook j. recently visited the Northern Command, and was accompanied on his tour by the C.-in-C, Northern Command, Sir Ronald Adam. Picture shows him studying the maps and viewing the defences.45 words
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670 1940-09-25 13 American Comment On Japanese Action In Indo-China New York, Sept. 24. THE United States may go beyond a diplomatic protest in showing disapproval of the Japanese action in Indo-China, it is being hinted in informed administration quarters, according to an Associated PressReuter - 670 words
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Article70 1940-09-25 13 London, Sept. 24. OWING partly to the danger of bombing and partly to the danger jof infectious disease if much time Is i spent in deep underground shelters, evacuation of mothers with children of I any age is being organiz.l from some hard pressed areas inReuter - 70 words
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196 1940-09-25 13 "State Of Siege" Regulations In Egypt FURTHER MEASURES ANNOUNCED Cairo, Sept. 2i A proclamation has been issued here bringing under military law certain classes of civilians employed with the army who are normally subject to such law only when a state of war existed. This proclamation, tightening up the existingReuter - 196 words
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172 1940-09-25 13 DETAILS of a new type of aircraft lor the Royal Air Force, superior in speed, range, and armament to any yet produced, have just been announced in America. A new interceptor fighter, claimed to b 5 the latest military aeroplane in the world, was unveiled172 words
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Article222 1940-09-25 13 London, Sept. 24. THE gallantn and devotion to duty of balloon crews is warmly praised in the following message from Air Chief Marshal Sir Cyril Newall, Chief of Air Staff, to Air Vice-Marshal Bovd, Air Officer commanding the balloon command- "At the conclusion of a year ofReuter - 222 words
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143 1940-09-25 13 Japan Brazil Sign Cultural Treaty Tokio, Sept. 24. 'THE conclusion of a cultural treaty between Japan and Brazil cimilar to that between Japan and Italy was announced by the Foreign Office spok?cman to-day, acccrding to a Domei agency sla'.cmsn; irsued en the subject. The statement says: Japan and Brazil have143 words
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Advertisement202 1940-09-25 13 Good morning, sunshine I You'll get one vow if you don't «Go to blazes cUar mt l Pause l W 1 M i tv you say about lime juice Now, now temper That't J J not like mummy's little blue- My dear fellow the pathd ology of the common hangover202 words
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Advertisement446 1940-09-25 13 r^^JL "My tatber is hiving <~>9 w« traiwd i« Sipgaport V^y^M lor a oc d job" Your father has made a wise derision In sending you 10 Pitman's for there you can study for your Matriculation or senior Cambridge free from air-raid warnings and blackouts that prevent studious concentration and446 words
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468 1940-09-25 14 Second Attempt Also Meets With Fierce A.-A. Resistance London, Sept. 24. ANE HUNDRED German raiders consisting of two formations of Junkers bombers escorted by many Messerschmitt fighters crossed the Kent coast this morning but were flung back before reaching London and fled inReuter - 468 words
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95 1940-09-25 14 London, Sept. 24. A RECENT article entitled "Trade of the Tyne" appearing in the authornative shipping Journal, Lloyd's Daily List, is an interesting commentary on the activities of British shipyards. "Ship-building on the river," it states, "continues In full production and It may beBritish Wireless - 95 words
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103 1940-09-25 14 London, Sept. 24. DURING heavy fighting over the south-east coast yesterday Lieut. Jacobs, an officer of the Royal Engineers, saved a German pilot sergeant from drowning after a Messerschmitt had been shot down in the ssa by a direct hit from one of theBritish Wireless - 103 words
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60 1940-09-25 14 N.I. "SPECIAL MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY" Batavla, Sept. 24. BY a Royal decree, Mr. Van Mook, chief delegate for Netherlands Indies-Japan trade parleys, has been awarded the personal title of "special minister and plenipotentiary." The decree also appoints a new member of the Netherlands Indies delegation, one high-ranked native officer, while twoReuter - 60 words
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51 1940-09-25 14 Zurich, Sept. 24. M. PADEREWSKI has left for Lisbon bound for America. He is accompanied by his sister, secretary and chauffeur. M. Paderewskl's villa at Morges. on Lake Geneva, is being sold as it Is unlikely that M. Paderewski will return tr> Europe.Reuter - 51 words
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77 1940-09-25 14 Shanghai. Sept. 24. THREE more British ships have been detained in China toast waters by the Japanese, the British Embassy revealed in a statement issued here yesterday. They are the Jesse Moller, Ed Moller and the Kongso. The Embassy statement adds that the Japanese haveReuter - 77 words
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Article49 1940-09-25 14 Washington, Sept. 24. ORDERS for defence equipment valued at over £260,000,000 have been placed by the War Department in the last eight days. Announcing this to-day. President Roosevelt said that the orders ranged Irom gas masks to aeroplanes, including orders for over 3,000 aeroplanes. —Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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144 1940-09-25 14 r[E lnhibUcn^s of Clare. Suffolk. England, wich a population of 1,300 have sent the following cablegram to the Mayor of Clare. Michigan. USA.: "The "citizens of Clare, Suffrlk, England, are delighted that an Amer'.can destrcyer is to b??.r the name common to bothBritish Wireless - 144 words
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119 1940-09-25 14 EIGHT Frenchmen who escaped from Devil's Island (French Guiana) have reached Miami (Florida) in a small boa:. They said they want to fight against Germany. They reported that the penal colony had been virtually abandoned. Food J was scarce, and the guards had119 words
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67 1940-09-25 14 London, Sept. 24. ANOTHER £75,000 was received at Mansion House yesterday for the Lord Mayor's London air raid distress fund which is now approaching £600,COO. Among the gifts were 19,801 from the Mayor of Durban, South Africa £3,000 irom Messrs. J. David Sassoon andBritish Wireless - 67 words
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53 1940-09-25 14 London, Sept. 24. rE highest monthly production for 23 years was achieved by Southern Rhodesia's gold mining industry during August and the total production for the first eight months of the current year exceeds 1,500,000 ounces a figure higher than that for the two previousBritish Wireless - 53 words
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Article60 1940-09-25 14 Melbourne, Sept. 24. T"HE lattst figures of polling at Fremantle indicate that Mr. John Curtin, the Labour leader whose defeat at one time was regarded certain, ha 3 now improved his position. He is passing his United Australia Party opponent, with 8,000 votes still to be counted andReuter - 60 words
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Article, Illustration30 1940-09-25 14 British troop* have penetrated well into Libya, inflicting heavy losses, capturing enemy posts and war materials, and taking prisoners. Picture shows a captured Italian light tank.30 words
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419 1940-09-25 14 R.A.F. Bombers Penetrate Deep Into Germany London, Sept. 24. FRTHER information is now avail- j able regarding the R.A.F. bomb- j ing last night of targets in enemy and enemy-occupisd territory, j The German Channel ports were once again the. main objectives of these i operations but at the sameBritish Wireless - 419 words
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Article162 1940-09-25 14 London, Sept. 24. SOME details of the raids by the R.A.F. on Nazi oil refineries were revealed by authoritative London quarters yesterday. As tarly as the end of August, repeated attacks have been delivered on all Important j oil refineries In north-west and western Germany which162 words
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Advertisement214 1940-09-25 14 DENTALLY INSURED cvitft the, Tek "SHDRT-HEAD'PDLICY Be sur* your children grow up with healthy strong teeth, clean not only, V* i-^ In the front but at the back, in all f^/~"C\ V^ Ihose noolu and crannies, where r\\ftT 'I iood-remains lodge, and cause f^ fik\rv clecay. Tek "Short-Hend" tooth* J^\\V/'^^^214 words
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Advertisement125 1940-09-25 14 STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL for 1940 Bi££er and better than ever the Straits Times Annual for 1940 is now in course of production. A lavishly illustrated volume which includes many sections and plates in full colours. An ideal Christmas Gift for your friends Overseas. All previous issues were quickly sold out.125 words
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Article33 1940-09-25 15 SOCCER First division, Gordo.w vs. Chinese, stadium second division <bl, J.C.S.A. vs. R.A.F. (Hqr.) J.C.S.A. Hockey: C.S.C. vs. 22nd. Mountain Battery, Ralestier: S.R.C. \s. Argylls. S.R.C. V.M.C.A. vs. B.C.R.C S.C.R.C.33 words
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Article613 1940-09-25 15 Meeting Attracts Entry Of 136 (From Our Own Correspondent) Uvula Lumpur, Sept. 24. ONE-HIINORKD-AND-TWO horses and 34 ponies have been entered for the Selangor Turf Club's Autumn meeting on Oct. 5, and 12. Thirty-one lioises have been entered in class <ms, and 71 m class three,613 words
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Article134 1940-09-25 15 rE following are the teams and starting times in a women's golf match between the Carrison Golf Club j and the Sepoy Lines Golx Club, to be < played at Sepoy Lines on Friday after- i < noon. Garrison players are mentioned first: 4.5,134 words
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Article96 1940-09-25 15 niSPLAYING all round superiority the V.M.C.A. Juniors beat the R.A.F. (H.Q.) by six goals to one in a hockty matrh played ycst.rday on the Y'M.C.A. ground. The Juniors combined cleverly in their forward line and had their opponents hard i pressed for long periods. Outstanding for the96 words
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331 1940-09-25 15 RESULTS In Uic S.C.C. aulunin lawn ten-ni.-i tournament yesterday were: Mm's Sinclrs Handicap: S. C. Woolmer (plus 15) beat D. E. L. Anderson (—l5). B—6.8 6. 8--fi. Mrn'f Doubles Handicap: J. G. Houston •nd K. J. Toviy (plus 15> beat C. J. Bembrokc and331 words
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1413 1940-09-25 15 Review And Selections For To-morrow's Ipoh Races DKIGHT Answer and Pay Out should be the two best bets of the day, to-morrow, the first day of the Perak Turf Club's Extra professional meeting at Ipoh. There are good fields in each of the1,413 words
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Article26 1940-09-25 15 N ON -ACCEPTORS NON-ACCEPTORS and the order of running for to-morrow's j race- at Ipoh will be found elsewhere in this issue if rrctived in time.26 words
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Article369 1940-09-25 15 SINGAPORE rugger enthusiasts will, undoubtedly, watch many a good game this season, judging from the standard of rugby witnessed in the two trials held on the S.C.C. partniv; on Saturday and yesterday. Saturday's rrial games, between Colours and Whites, which saw many newcomers and well-known369 words
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Article58 1940-09-25 15 TPHE fJll.'wins will represent the S:n?ap;r? Recreation Club in a first t:am ho?k3y game ape ins: the Argylls on the SRC. padan;; to-day: O C. Aeria: R. H. Barth, P. F. de Souza; P. Neubronner, L. S. Reu'.ens, G. Clarke; G. Hughes, N. Sullivan. A. Clarke, J.58 words
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Article313 1940-09-25 15 Good Form In S.C.C. Hockey Trial A LTHOLGH none of the 22 players were in top form, the first of a series of S.C.C. hockey trials played on the padanu yesterday showed that the Club has just as good, if not better, material this season. All last year's stalwarts are313 words
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453 1940-09-25 15 Police Go Down Fighting In Fast First Division Game Malays 4; Police 3, IN a fast and evenly contested game of football at the stadium yesterday, in which first one team dominated play and then the other, the Malays beat the Police by four453 words
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Article222 1940-09-25 15 R..VK- iKul!..iu) J5 Malaya Signals F'O fine goals by Garner in the last 10 minutes of play enabled thr Malaya Signals t» force a replay with the X.A.X. (Kallang) when they met in the qualifying round <if the S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup competition on the Geylnnt222 words
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593 1940-09-25 16 Gigantic Explosions In Nazi Factories MANY FIRES STARTED IN FOUR-HOUR ATTACK London. Sept. 24. DERLIN experienced its severest raid of the war last night when throughout the nitfht forces of R.A.F. bombers delivered a heavy and extremely successful attack on military objectives inReuter - 593 words
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75 1940-09-25 16 New York, Sept. 24. NEUTRAL sources report that the R.A.F. attacks on Hitler's Channel bases have cost the Germans 60,000 picked troops, according to a cable to the Herald-Tribune, which adds that an order for an invasion of Great Britain was countermandedReuter - 75 words
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219 1940-09-25 16 More Shipping Tonnage Than Before War BRITAIN IN SOUND POSITION TO-DAY London, Sept. 24. THAT Britain to-day controls more shipping tonnage than before the war but that the war has increased demands upon it are outstanding points In a statement by Mr. Ronald Cross, Minister of Shipping, reviewing the positionReuter - 219 words
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273 1940-09-25 16 Washington "Unofficially Pleased"' With Gen. De Gaulle's Action Berlin, Sept. 24. A DISPATCH from Algerciras to the official news agency; states there is no confirmation of the reports that French aircraft bombed Gibraltar as a reprisal for the British bombardment of Dakar,Reuter - 273 words
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Article130 1940-09-25 16 London, Sept. 24. A SPIRIT of ardent faith and unconquDrable hepe animates the souls of men and women in this coun.ry in their s:and against the heaihen rage of the Nazi rul?rf," declares Dr. KLt.z, chief Rabbi, in a Jewish New Year message. Dr. H«rtz addsReuter - 130 words
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Advertisement315 1940-09-25 16 Z££J3fl HEALTH MAGIC for all in Crookes 9 Vitamins ■P^ wvvl Mf rr^^|B| MB OMVY mtop of Cropkti' I Haliu Oil mm 80 I sdj9 H nmm menprouctnt Vita- I v^M pood Cod liver oil. wjjjjj^j^uiu,MUj^^^JilJJjjm The modern miracle of vitamins saves thousands from disease Men and women who lack315 words
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