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Title Section38 1941-09-02 1 FINAL EDTN. The Straits Times fESTABLJSHED NEARLY A CKNTTJRTI MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER- LARGEST NET SALES 16 PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1941. PRICE 5 CENTS. The Straits Times 16 pa<;es SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1941. PRICE 5 CENTS38 words
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Advertisement87 1941-09-02 1 Try MIEN CHONG TAILORING i% (airman si.. Spore. Phone 4818 Available Suit Length* "Kockvillc" Suitines— U.S.A. WAIN SIIIH.I S In Silk and Wool Also AMERICAN SHARKSKIN. In various colonrs y^ oo^-^^ S^\ CZJ ™1 sSs==K^^ mMMVI I D F IJ /'SSSr*-^^ m HAVE M]^^k IN THE WOOD FOR W^t\ MOT87 words
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Advertisement6 1941-09-02 1 SINQAPOR& 140 JKCIL ST ('PHONE *471>,6 words
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Advertisement7 1941-09-02 1 KVALA LUMPUR 24 lAVA ST. (PHONk 36»3>.7 words
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Advertisement9 1941-09-02 1 ELSIE MARY Battery Road. TV CASH SALE NOW ON9 words
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DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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Obituary58 1941-09-02 2 At bis residence In chamberlain Road. Ipoh, on sept. 1 Mr. Arthur Cecil, Ferdinands, I formerly of Oeylon. Aged 75. He leaves behind a widow, five cons. B. C. Ferdinands. N. C. Ferdinands, If. Ferdinands,! V. Perdinnads and R. Ferdinands and two i daughters Mrs. Harold Jansz and Mrs58 words
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Article36 1941-09-02 2 Mr and Mrs. Loh Ah Pong thank all relatives and friends who attended the funeral of their son. Loh Plane Hlan. at Bidadarl yesterday morning. And also for their wreaths and messages of condolence, j36 words
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Advertisement1620 1941-09-02 2 SITUATIONS VACANT IMK)KKEEPER REQUIRED. Must nave th.iroiiKh knowledge of double entry and capable or preparing trial balance and simple balanc- sheet. Apply by letter to mess secretary. Officers Meat. Air Headquarters Slme Road. H. M, NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS, SINGAPORE Two vacancies exist In H.M. Naval Base for Temporary Draughtsmen and applications1,620 words
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Advertisement721 1941-09-02 2 I DOGS CATS I FOR SALE. Pedigree OokSen Oker f inn'-t p"pn!es. Registered parents, apply Bob MS. B.T. IjFOR SALE_ •TOLEY' SMOKEHOlfeE THt.KMO. METEBS: New Models nsvi now arrived fiom England fitted wito Maximum and Minimum Hand* and 12-ft Armoured Caole Urdoubtedly the meet Trai-t'ca. Smokehouse Thermometer ever construct cu721 words
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Advertisement886 1941-09-02 2 1138 S. S. Jigur 2. Irtrt. Cwltff Birae.ll With MKMB ■PBwisunr $2,800.00 1937 Studir. 14/12 b.p. Coltir black with grey uphoisttry $1,950.00 All used can offered by 09 uc in excellent condition. Though we give no guarantee we have every 100fldeaee ia their ability to give trouble- frre ••'<• TiKKMYCXOfrT886 words
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Advertisement534 1941-09-02 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE. Incorporated it) England 1 PENINStLAK IMi OKIKMAI 8. N CO MAII PASSENGER ANO CARGO SERVICE Tbt oesl possible (entice* an ocin« main UineD b» the P O 8 N Co. frosa the KtralU U their asnal ports if call In China534 words
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Advertisement516 1941-09-02 3 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. BLUE FUNNEL LINE. Frequent Sailings to United Kingdom. Oates are not guaranteed, all cargo booking* subject to Conference War Clause*. WESTERN AUSTRALIA THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE CHEAPEST FARE Regular Services to Fremantle (Perth) via Java by first class o*«senger ships. Single fare $192 (A £28)516 words
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Advertisement247 1941-09-02 3 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Controller 1 by THE MERCANTHF. R<\NK OF INDIA LIMITED The Comp?ny which is lneorpo/ated In the S.S. and registered as a Trust Company undertakes the following duties: EXECUTOR OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL ADMINISTRATOR OF FBTATE OF DECEASED PERSON TRUSTEE OF247 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1100 1941-09-02 3 Broadcasting TO-DAY SINGAPORE ZHU J2S m IJJJ «/e» ZHP.l KM n t.tt m/es. 7.HP.J IIUb. I.I7S m/oa. ZHP.S MM m 7 15 m/es 7.HI.. ZHP1. 7HPJ. and ZHP3. 10 a.m. LaguSalr; 10.30 am. Lagu Gambos; 10.40 am. Lagu Ronggeng; 11 am South Indian danrer.« 11.49 a.m. Interval; 13 noon. Recording*1,100 words
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AROUND THE MARKETS
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524 1941-09-02 4 (By Oar Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Sept. 2. •THE share markets opened firm this 1 morning In all sections following the brisk demand yesterday (or rubbers and industrial while tin shares remained firm. This reflects the calmer outlook in regard to the position524 words
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Article752 1941-09-02 4 PROFIT $86,576 AND DIVIDEND 12% t PROPOSING the adoption of the re1 port and accounts at the annual I meeting of Bukit KiU: Rubber Estates Ltd. In Malacca recently. Mr. Tmn Hoon 1 Siang, the chairman, said: Prom the accounts yrxt will ace that the I company752 words
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Article172 1941-09-02 4 rt» foltowint arc cut rtrnanau rMat «bk nerotne aeeorCinc to u>« dait? circcte mv» 3« tb» Bonckno* up 9>an«ha) jmhrn iak.uuii l.l 2/4 1/12 I Ixindon demand 1 '4 3/33 Switzerland IT.T. only) 303.44 New York demand 47.10 Montreal demaoo tl.U Batavla demand M.71 Samarang demand M M Calcutta172 words
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Article48 1941-09-02 4 teai n«ab«n Hunkvt CM* Cuh» Conrn Mixed IJ.45 Sun Dried $3 10 Pet' Whit* Uuotok White Black ioi-t flomr u»n» tsis >*»«• $475 8«™w»k $462 Small Flak* Pair PTake Medium-Pearl 8mall Pearl •^io' 112 25 •12.00 tK.TS $1625 I $00 $5.15 $4.62 $S50 MOO $10.00 $:o^c48 words
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Article93 1941-09-02 4 Singapore. ThokUt Sept. Z, Bow. Buyer* SeOrf No. IX R.S I (Spot Ioom) 3g.* 3(u Na IX K.S.S. I no in rase* Sfpt.-Oct. ISeOcr't •pttea) 3SH S*H G.F A.Q. R.8S «•■> v baitt SrH-OrC tSeUer'i apttoa) S«M MM r.A.Q. K.8 8 I.* n n.ict S«i»t--Oct.93 words
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105 1941-09-02 4 THE statement of accounts of the rare meetings held by the Selangoi Turf Club during the first half year •hows that a sum <>f *****80.47 was paid to Government as tax against $*****6.70 during the same period last year, states the Malay Mail. The income105 words
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45 1941-09-02 4 THE rate of release for rubber for the 1 fourth Quarter o? this year has been determined at 120 per cent, of onequarter of standard production, and not UT/t per cent, as preriousl;, announced, states the Controller of Rubber.45 words
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Article22 1941-09-02 4 /"|CEAN shipments of rubber from Malayan ports m August totalled 86 180 ton*, compared with 80,057 tons In July.22 words
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Article393 1941-09-02 4 'Your Battle Is Ours,' Says U.S. Leader New York, Sept. 1. WHTO our fellow workers of al> lands. many of whom are risking their Bvea to hear this broadcast —your battle is ours." declared Mr. Sydney Hill man, associate director of the Office of Production Management,Reuter - 393 words
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Article57 1941-09-02 4 London, Sept. 1. rW opened dull. Tie turnover was 50 tons. The demand was desultory, with most of the bids falling to attract sellers. Smelters remained very reserved but some dealers made small sa'es with slight concisions. After ofMc'nl hours a further 15 tons were traded. UK. tin stocks total57 words
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Article276 1941-09-02 4 MALAYA 17,050 TONS SHORT AT END JULY 1 MALAYA, according to the Tin Research Institute and Reuter exported only 4,091 tons of tin in July, compared with a proportionate monthly quota of 8,378 tons and bringing her cumula »ye underexport, compared with quota, at the end276 words
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Article110 1941-09-02 4 London, Bept. 1. CURPRISE is expressed at the low *J level of the controlled pepper prices of Bd. for Muntok and Sd. for Lampong and It is doubted whether the Ministry will be able to maintain if eastern sellers tend to raise their export quota- tionsReuter - 110 words
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Advertisement473 1941-09-02 4 PUBLIC NOTICES In exercise of the powers conferred on hlni THE BUKIT PALONG by Section 5(2). the Minor Offences Ordin SYNDICATE, LTD »nee. Cap 24, the Chief Police Officer, Singa- /Tr.«w~^. f i. .h. vmt a\ pore, with the sanction of His Excellency the (Incorporated to the F.M.8.) Governor, hereby473 words
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Advertisement351 1941-09-02 4 AUCTION NOTICE PROPERTY SALE To be sold by Public Auction at th<- Saleroom of A T. EDWARDS A CO.. LTD N* 11 Malacca Street, on Tnanfey. 4tfe September. 1941. st rjO. MORTGAGEE'S SALE LOT 1. Freehold land ao-d gudown No. 34 Rotoe.'V sonQaay, Singapore, trea 5 936 so,, ft. Memrs.351 words
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Article358 1941-09-02 5 Generally Quiet Some Profit-Taking London, Sept. 1. »pHE Stock Exchange to-day was generally quiet. There was considerable profittaking m Home rails, gilt-edged recorded ■nail advances while among industrials, breweries and tobaccos responded to renewed Interest and Austin Motors were a flnn feature. Anglo-Iranian Oil were again fupported358 words
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Article117 1941-09-02 5 Mail> i iioe at tile Gfneral Pcs. Office as foll.T-TO-UAY Australia ail 4p.m. Java air 4 p.m. New 7.palar<l air 4 p.m. TO-MOBBOW Java air 9 a.m. Medan air 11 a.m. Palnsbang air 9 a.m. MAIL AKBIVALS Hi U from Java and Sumatra (&lr> general (1117 words
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Article10 1941-09-02 5 The New York Stock Exchange was closed to-day, Labour Day.10 words
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Article108 1941-09-02 5 COMMODITIES EXCHANGES 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 1. COMMODITY and Exchange markets closed as follows with previous Quotations to parenthesis:— RUBBER: Quiet. Mar.' 13% d 13 11I1M (13% d It ll|16d) New York: Closed COTTON: Closed for duration of war. PEPPER: White Muntok: Bd. (ITd.) Lampong black in bond:108 words
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Article109 1941-09-02 5 'From Our Own Correspondent > London, Sept. 1. The following an Co-day's "bid" quotations for Pixed TrosU: d. British General "A" 15 Oxd British Empire "B" not available British Empire Cumulative not aYallablf British Empire Cprehenslre not available British General "A" 15 3 British General "B" 13 3109 words
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1335 1941-09-02 5 MONDAY, SEPT 1, 1911: 4 P.M. •umuG Ampat (ss> 2s 7Hd Si Austral Amal (Ss) 7s 3d 7s 6d c.d. Austral Malay 33s 6d 34! 6d c d. Ayer Hitam (sa) 17s 18s Ayer Went (»t) .70 .75 Bangriß Tin (f> 1* 80 14s Batu1,335 words
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Article216 1941-09-02 5 Issued by the Malayan Shan gaj Aust. Amal. 3d. No. Sl'jd. bonus Sep. 15 Auat. Matey 9d. No. S3 9d. bonus Sep. 2 Kuaia Kanipar 13 No. 21 Aug. 25 Mambau 1214% «Bil Sep. 3 Raub 3d. HA. Sep. 12 Sthn Ktnta 10% U*. Aug. 11216 words
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Article51 1941-09-02 5 HALLAM AND CO., sharebrokers, Kuala Lumpur, have issued their 17th Issue of Dollar Rubber Compauits, a booklet containing particulars of the capital and dividend record of rubber companies operating in Malaya. A record of forward sales made is also included. It forms a handy reference booklet for51 words
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Advertisement139 1941-09-02 5 Jf* L Is there any cure for jB^BF f^£v M ta P c AND roundwormll sir? \j t HaWla^J'^Bte^Bm Ha^^^ Certainly!— 4T*wL COOPER'S LIQUID AA -W^ WORM REMEDY M jmHmSjb^ Make no mistake worms It kills the worms and ?>f are not "natural in a dog." does not merely expel139 words
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Advertisement224 1941-09-02 5 10 SIGHT 6 IS ».15 ■■■^■■■■l TENSELY GRIPPING URA>I M 9 t mk Ol <li:i UNO A CRIMINAL! j ■BMIIiHU G A S L I G HI with ANTON WALBSOOK, DIANA WTNTARD. Brltfch National Pfc-ture WMk-cari M»H— m 1 TM. U-BOAT 7» also TOO MANY 111 saANDS TUPITBC HAWII LAST224 words
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Miscellaneous104 1941-09-02 5 SINGAPORE TIDE TABLES To-day H W. 8.55 a.m. 7.* ft.; 8.11 p.m (.4 ft. L. W 1.05 m.m. 2.4 ft: 3.34 p.m. S.3 ft. To-morrow K. W. 9. 51 a.m. S.4 ft.; 9.18 p.m. 9.1 ft. L. W. 3.15 a.m. 1.9 ft.: 3.35 p.m. 4.« ft. Thursday, Sept. 4 H.104 words
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Advertisement155 1941-09-02 6 POSITIVELY LAST 3 PERFORMANCES l/rlllvll, y ii\nvi\r» IOVE mi COM MAN D ytf^^ TREVOR -WAYNE j^^M W fO«Tt» MALI MADJORII *A\H also A NEW MARCH OF TIME "ON FOREIGN NEWSFRONTS" AIR-MAIL PATHE GAZETTE. UNIVERSAL NEWS 8.M.1.'s WAR PICTORIAL NEWS TO-MORROW THEREAFTER DAILY At 10-3O a.m. ALHAMBRA WHIPS CRACK! WLm. SWORDS155 words
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Advertisement242 1941-09-02 6 J J.I F I /filial] THE PLEASURE OF PLEASING IS MAN'S GREATEST SERVICE TO MANKIND. So, when you are Pleased with the Pleasures, which you Sought and Found Here, We, ourselves, are pleased TO-NIGHT THE POPULAR NIGHT IS BACK AGAIN! TEA-DANCE-COUPON NIGHT 8.30 p.m.— MIDNIGHT TO-NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHT Karloff's «ar-—^242 words
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Advertisement259 1941-09-02 6 GREAT BRITAIN ENTERS THIRD YEAR OF WAR I THRILL to the VOICE of VICTORY as DEANNA SINGS "THERE'LL ALWAYS BE AN ENGLAND" jjt K^^ /^fl |T^, SPECIAL A Ak jS 1^ MCRNING I \Y^BVW IB V) IB P a HP9/ at 1 O'clock jj*3 v^ii \jt/ m 1 %J^^^ 'PhMe259 words
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325 1941-09-02 7 Offensive Against Harbour Works In Libya And Axis Shipping London, Sept. 1. CONTINUING the widespread aerial offensive in the Mediterranean which began last week, British planes have again blitzed Tripoli. Bardia, Rhodes Island and Italian shipping. The enemy base at Tripoli, raided nearly everyReuter - 325 words
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207 1941-09-02 7 London, Sept. 1. /OVERCOMING bad weather and per- j sistent cloud, a considerable force j of British bombers last night attacked objectives in the Ruhr and Rhlneland, states an Air Ministry communique. The principal targets were in the j Essen andReuter - 207 words
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110 1941-09-02 7 London, Sept. 1. UULL. north-east coast British port which has already been in the forefront of the Luftwaffe's night target, had another visitation last night. Many high explosive bombs were dropped. Anti-aircraft defences engaged the raiders for over an hour. Casualties, including fatalities,Reuter - 110 words
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Article152 1941-09-02 7 Nome (Alaska), Sept. 1. TWO Russian seaplanes carrying a total of 47 men en route to Washington from Moscow on -c mysterious mission alighted here for refuelling after a rough crossing of Siberia and the Bering Straits, says Reuter. All the men are said toReuter - 152 words
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Article160 1941-09-02 7 London, Sept. 1. rfE United States Ambassador in London, Mr. John Wtnant, said to-day he had no knowledge of any Rus*o-Finnl»h psfice feelers. United Press reports Stockholm Press reports alleged that Mr. Wiuant was acting a& intermediary between Russia and Finland for a separate peace OfficialReuter - 160 words
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Article62 1941-09-02 7 Cairo, SO*. 3. TN the frontier are* In Llbjr* there was 1 considerable amount at enemy ihrlllnt. Mgn the British communique. At Tobrufc enemy artillery activity was leas than usual In the Woichtnt area. In ItoUan But AMea. small party of patriots supported by a tewReuter - 62 words
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Advertisement278 1941-09-02 7 RAFFLES HOTEL to-night DINNER DANCE (informal) 8 p.m. to midnight BUSTER MAGGIE UINMCK am NON-UIWERS W-— Saturday LUNCH IN THE BALLROOM GRILL BLIND BALL SPECIAL CABARET li in Aid II NICHOLAS HUU FOR HtINU CHILDREN DANCE HOSTESSES I EXTENSION TO 2 A.M. BOOK NOW Admission to Ballroom $1.00 SUNDAY EVENING278 words
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Advertisement120 1941-09-02 7 See them in "FLIGHT COMMAND ROBERT TAYLOR m kith hussey ML-* WALTER PIDGEO> JL- m mJI W Midni B ht Premiere aktM m sat. Nigfct. CAPITOL M.G.M.'s Sensational Epic of the sky. Coming! PAVILION GEORGE BRENT MARTHA SCOTT IN COLUMBIA'S "THEY DARE NOT LOVE' 'Wk a SB^^ BJ4 N^WJTHrwIUIAMS DOROTHY120 words
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Article1187 1941-09-02 8 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 2, 1941. (730th. Day Of The War.) Family Allowances It has been stated repeatedly in i the House of Commons that every effort will be made to maintain and even extend the social service* in' Great Britain during wartime. In accordance with this policy,1,187 words
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36 1941-09-02 8 London, Sept. 2. T% A.F. fighters successfully attacked an enemy convoy off the French coast during an offensive patrol on Monday evening. One aircraft la missing, states an Air Ministry communique.—Reutet.Reuter - 36 words
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1330 1941-09-02 8 The Air War Week By Week Third Period Started With Courage And Optimism (Special Cable From Wing Commander L. V. Fraser). London, Aug. 28. DRITAIN faces the third year of war in good heart. Behind her lie two years of steady advance and achievement in1,330 words
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Correspondence
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Letter613 1941-09-02 8 The "Privilege" Of Livin* In The Tropics To the Editor of the StraiU Time* Sir. The Imposition of additional war tax is Inevitable. In fact, it became a foregone conclusion once the "thin end of the wedge" was so "willingly" inserted. Indications point to taxation h»r* being "brought more613 words
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Letter114 1941-09-02 8 Another Interest-Free Loan To the Editor of the Strait* Tiiiws Sir,— lt is a great pleasure to slate that I, as honorary secretary of The Island Flying Club, have been able to send a four-figure cheque from the club's money as a loan to Government free of114 words
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Letter82 1941-09-02 8 Not Enough Pictures Of Indian Troops To the Editor of the Straits nan Sir. Many Indians are regular picture-goers but the news-reels are disappointing to us. We see a lot about the Australians and the British) soldiers in action, but seldom do we see the Indian troops. One feels82 words
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Letter60 1941-09-02 8 Point About Rates That Needs Explaining To the Editor of the Straits lime* Sir, Can you tell me why an airmall letter from Malaya to Australia costs 50 cents Australian equivalent, one shilling and sixpence) while one from Australia to Singapore costs nlnepence. exactly one half Who get60 words
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Letter222 1941-09-02 8 Proposed Vote By The People Affected To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir, According to the Straits Times of Aug. 26, Captain Hashlm informed the Legislative Council at its recent meeting that the war tax on incomes was introduced with the wishes of an overwhelming majority222 words
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Letter151 1941-09-02 8 Few Kind Words For Local Civilians To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— lt was with utter contempt and disgust that I read your leading article in the Straits Times of yesterday's date. My observations have led me to believe that the spineless creatures in this Colony (of151 words
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Advertisement197 1941-09-02 8 "YOU DIDN'T WARN ME" This is the usual remark one hears after bicycles have been stolen when unreliable locks are used. SAFEGUARD yourself by installing "MASTER" Sole Agents:' CHIN HO CO. Singapore. Steel Filing Cabinets (All British) •Sturdy Construction •Smooth Operation of Drawers l^arge Filing Capacity Handsome Appearance Fire Resisting197 words
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Advertisement85 1941-09-02 8 CONCERNING WINSTON CHUKCIIULL hj Sir George Arthur. Here is a portrait of the Man self-taught by amazingly varied experience, as he grew and matured into the mighty world figure be Is to-day. Price *nly 14.25. Pactace 2S eta. G. H. KIAT CO.. LTD., C and 8, Robinson Road. Sinraporr. Don't85 words
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273 1941-09-02 9 Staggering Losses During August RED PLANES RAID BERLIN, KOENIGSBERG DANZIG Concentrated Attacks On Enemy Panzer Forces THE total German casualties on the Eastern Front to date 1 is about 2,500,000 men. including 1,000,000 killed, stated the Moscow radio last night, reports Reuter. It addressedReuter - 273 words
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Article, Illustration303 1941-09-02 9 Bevin' s Message To U.S. Workers Call For United Bid For Victory London, Sept. 2. itKJOT only the British Common- wealth of Nations and their Allies are involved in war— you are making planes and munitions to rescue the peoples of conquered countries from the Nazi tyrant and to prevent303 words
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Article59 1941-09-02 9 Edinburgh, Sept. 2. OTENING the seventy-third Trades Union Congress yesterday, Mr. George Gibson, the President, pledged Mr. Winston Churchill fullest support from the workshops. We have had our quarrels with the Piime Minister and we will again, but nt the moment ho is the living59 words
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44 1941-09-02 9 Washington, Sept. 1. rIE announcement of the death of a United States Army pilot in an air crash In Iceland has disclosed tiiat United States Army units have rerched Iceland to reinforce the Marines previously dispatched there. ReuWT.44 words
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67 1941-09-02 9 London. Sept. 2. A GERMAN general, writing in the Hamburger Fremdenblatt, compares the German advance into Russia wi.h Napoleon's campaign which began on the same day in 1812. He reaches this conclusion "Napoleon would have done better to halt his campaign at SmolenskReuter - 67 words
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163 1941-09-02 9 Nazi Atrocities In Soviet Village Moscow, Sept. 2. A TERRIBLE tale of German atrocities in a Russian village designated by the letter "V" recaptured by Soviet troops is told in a message to the Tass news agency from the I thea.re of wax. Five wounded Red Army men, It says,163 words
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Article139 1941-09-02 9 New York, Sept. 1. ■TWO jean of searing, brutal, sen vies* war. during which Hitler sod his satellites have pursued a callous course of making over the world to the German machine," is how Urn newspaper St. Louis Globe Democrat describes the two yearsReuter - 139 words
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58 1941-09-02 9 Washington, Sept. 1. ARRANGEMENTS ere being made to permit United States Army pilots to resign from service In order, as civilians, to fly Pan-American planes on the new ferry and air transport service to Africa, informed quarters in Washington have indicated. Official IReuter - 58 words
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Article, Illustration25 1941-09-02 9 German troops captured in tbe Western Desert fighting are here aeen arriving at a war prisoners camp In Egypt.25 words
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Article328 1941-09-02 9 Roosevelt's Reference To Arms Supplies Washington, Sept. V MTHILE President Roosevelt enunciatn ed no new American policy or further step In his present policies in to-day's broadcast, interventionists here welcome his emphatic assertion that there will be no negotiated peace so for as he is concerned.Reuter - 328 words
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271 1941-09-02 9 London, Sept 1. "f^UR steadily growing strength in the Middle East, now further augmented by the arrival In the Western Desert theatre of war of the South African Air Force, was brought forcibly home to the enemy during I August when someReuter - 271 words
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119 1941-09-02 9 Washington, Sept. 1. THE newly created Supply, Priorities and Allocations Board will hold Its first formal meeting to-morrow to discuss policies which may Improve production under the $50,000,000,000 defence programme. The Board is confronted with the difficult and complex task of dividing supply materials,119 words
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131 1941-09-02 9 Moscow, Sept. 2. FINLAND has suffered much more in the last ten weeks than in the whole Russo-Flnnish war of 1939, according to prominent Finnish representatives visiting Stockholm, says a Stockholm telegram to the Soviet Tass news agency. Germany has thrown the wholeReuter - 131 words
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Article293 1941-09-02 9 Production Expansion Ensures Supply Jerusalem, Sept. 2. j PALESTINE, entering with the rest i of the British Empire, on the third I year of war, antlcipat?s the expansion of its not inccnsiderable contribution! to the Imperial effort, reports Reuter 1 correspondent In Jerusalem. In viewReuter - 293 words
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119 1941-09-02 9 London, Sept. 2. LADY Edward Spencer Churchill, great aunt of the Prime Minister. Mr. Winston ChurchiU, was killed and her daughter, Beryl Lady Cowdray, was seriously injured In a car accident near Cobham, Surrey, yesterday. The car in which they were travelling crashed IntoReuter - 119 words
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47 1941-09-02 9 London, Sept. 3. HITLER has presented Mueaolini with a great astronomical oDservatory which is being built n»ar Rome and Is to be completed this year. It will be provided with "the best precision instruments," ie was announced by the German radio yesterday.—Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article51 1941-09-02 9 Toklo, Sept. 2. MORE air raid precautions are being taken in Japan. It is announced that the planning section of the Japanese Home Office is to be reorganized to plan air raid precautions. Meanwhile, high Japanese official? are still talking about a very grave crisis.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article163 1941-09-02 9 Death Sentences For Saboteurs Vichy, Sept 2 TTHE drastic "anti-Communist" ram- pnign in occup>d Franc? f I.owing the attack on th' Quis'inn Lsval anl Dat, contlnu°s Seven more persons have been sentenced co death. They were ■cc—rri of talcing part in sabotage plots acmlnftt the Germans andReuter - 163 words
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54 1941-09-02 9 Vichy, Sept. t THE Vichy Government drsire* f> open negotiation* with Italy and Germany with a v>w to can- lading a definite peace set !ement. t'omte df Brinon. Vi«hv'< representative in Paris. «old American correspondents ye«terterfay. He said France at the moment i< attempting to54 words
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113 1941-09-02 9 London, S«?pt. 2. ADM. LELUC has resigned from the command of th> French Naval Forces and from his post as head of the Navy Secretariat which was entrusted M> him by Adm. Da-Lin, nays the Vichy wm agency. !He Is replaced In both posts by113 words
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Advertisement10 1941-09-02 9 OTHER CABLES in pages 4, 7, 13. 11 and 1610 words
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Advertisement65 1941-09-02 9 9WS9a^fllaW%C^B P luSlI ■JBfe. WF& 1 MatT TUB tK. I O i^ku St. r mBMbU ■Hb^SX^C S m 9k9S» 11 It rimH i n? jsßblbW -o>aK m^b^b^b^bwl x xA^B^B^Q fc| PJ^, l B^B^^^haJCL^Jl^^Bl^BM One of two 20,000 kW. 3.000 r.p.m: Metrovick Two-Cylinder Turbo-Alternator Seta installed at the Shanghai Power Station.65 words
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703 1941-09-02 10 Monthly Contributions Are Feature Of To-day's List MORE than $1,600 has been paid into The War Fund since m yesterday, and the gross total is now $5,773,054. Monthly contributions which are paid automatically to the Chartered Bank account for a large part of703 words
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Article43 1941-09-02 10 QN Auk. 28, the "Perhubong&n Mel»yu Amateur Dramatic Party com prising Malays of Kelantau, P. rak. SeUngor. Prnang and Singapore, staged a concert in aid of the War Fund and the China Relief l*und at the Sultana Theatre, Kota Bahni43 words
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Article110 1941-09-02 10 SINGAPORE MTfUta no i hi. Dinner and Dance < Informal i S p.m. to Mldnipht. GBEAI WOBLD CHbaret: Tea Dunce-Coupon Night 8.30 to midnight. Late Dance 9.30 to 12. Globe: Mr. Wong, The Detpotlve. Sky: The Sheik Steps Out. HAPPY THEATRE (Happy World! Asmara Moemi. Seaside: The Cat and110 words
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Article199 1941-09-02 10 "Wings" For Third Malayan Squad Ij^tEMBERS of the third squad of Singapore-trained Royal Air Force cadets have Just received their "wings" at an advanced training centre in Canada, the Straits Times understands. The men will now be looking forward to an early opportunity to start their199 words
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97 1941-09-02 10 A. A.M. FAVOURS OFF-SIDE RULE FOR MOTORISTS THE Automobile Association of Malaya is approaching Government again wJth a view to the incorporation of the oil-side rule in the highway codes of Malaya. It was pointed out at a recent meeting of the executive council of the Association that many motorists97 words
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Article62 1941-09-02 10 Shanghai, Sept. 2. BOUND for Singapore aboard the President Garfleld, one of the American liners assigned to evacuate Americans from the Far East are 38 Americans. The party includes some Americans who arrived from Japan aboard Tatuta \faru recently. The President Garfleld is proceeding to62 words
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Article32 1941-09-02 10 Ai aM warden-, attached to Group lof the Centioi D vision held a picnic party on Aug. 31 at Mr Teo Kirn Eng's bungalow at Tampim L More than 130 were present.32 words
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529 1941-09-02 10 Chungking, Sept. 2. i tyscusSlONS between President Roosevelt and the Japanese Ambassador, Adm. Nomura, are the principal subject of conversation and speculation in all circles here. In spite of a certain amount of apprehension, Chinese generally disbelieve the possibility of the United StatesReuter - 529 words
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Article, Illustration44 1941-09-02 10 When the Netherlandi Contul-Oeneral. ttr. H. It J. Fein, went to the-B*tch School n Orange Grove Road yettcraay to participate in the children's celebrations of Queen Wilhelmina's birthdap, he preiented each child with m "Victory" badge.— StratU Times picture.44 words
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421 1941-09-02 10 Queen Wilhelmina Broadcasts To Her Eastern Empire 44 A FTER more than a year of oppression, the Netherlands are and feel stronger and more unconquerable than ever before," declared Queen Wilhelmina over Radio Oranje last night, broadcasting to the Netherlands Indies and Dutch people421 words
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Article46 1941-09-02 10 "Insignia Malayana." which presents an account of the flags, stamps, crowns and emblems of the Malay Peninsula and is compiled by Mr. S. Dural Raja Slngam. to being sold in aid of the M.-.Uya Patriotic Fund, priced at 50 rents rach. The book contains many illustrations.46 words
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Article46 1941-09-02 10 PASSAGE between Perak and Thailand, except by aircraft, must De via the customs station at Tanjong Luas. in Uppsr Perak. states an order in the F.M.B. Government Gazette Entry into, or departure from, Perak at any other place on the border In prohibited.46 words
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Article101 1941-09-02 10 iFVom Our Ora Correspondent > Talplng. Sept. 1. r PH£ Sultan of Pi rak and the Briti&li Resident. Mr. Marcus Rex, were among those who attended the Talping Charity Pair, after it had been declared opt n by tin Protector of Chinese, Perak. Mr. A. W. Hay101 words
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500 1941-09-02 10 New Coastal Batteries And Powerful Beach Defences By A Straits Times Representative THE might of Singapore has so completely dominated an assessment of British strength and power in Malaysia that there has been a tendency to overlook the fact that since the war Penang,500 words
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34 1941-09-02 10 Sydney, Sept t, rIB Australian Army Minister, Mr. Percy Spender, may shortly leave for Malaya, it is understood, to *tudy conditions among the Australian Imperial Forces th«re —Heater.34 words
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Advertisement130 1941-09-02 10 Westinohouse MTTTi M^Wpßf FRICtRATOR j ywfiM<'& ca *fy 13i155 j) New beauty through colourful f^^g^tr^JugES?^ interiors and long graceful exterior P^sSs|SS=Wga=sd f 0 New Patent Door latch and spring J m^^L hinges, defrost reminder signal f^^ illuminated new "true-temp" col<! dial larger shelf space are but I V few of130 words
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291 1941-09-02 11 Black-out Lighting Rules For Cars "Unsatisfactory" fOMPLAINTS by Malayan motorists against the present lighting restrictions in black-outs and brown-outs applying to motor-cars has resulted in a decision by the executive council of the Automobile Association of Malaya to request the authorities to permit291 words
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173 1941-09-02 11 THE fact that 100 per cent, of yaur donations goes to the object of any Buy a Bomber Fund appeal Is a thought I would like to leave with you to-night," said Mrs. Beatrice Church, r.on. organizer of the Buy a Bomber Fund in173 words
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Article87 1941-09-02 11 'From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Sept. 1. WHE Yang-dl-Pertuan Besar of Negrl 1 SembiJan and the British Resident were represented at the funeral to-day of Mr. Chang Seng Long, former Negri Sembilan State Councillor. The funeral procession was a mile long and headed by87 words
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88 1941-09-02 11 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Sept. 1. THE death occurred to-day at hi* residence In Chamberlain Road of Mr. Arthur Cecil Ferdinands, of Ipoh, at the age of 75 years. He came from a Dutch Burgher family in Ceylon and has been88 words
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Article19 1941-09-02 11 A feature programme entitled "Fires of London" will be presented by the Singapore Broadcasting station at 9 p.m. to-day.19 words
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Article109 1941-09-02 11 TLfR. A. DUFF Cooper, British Cabinet Minister and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, is now expected to arrive in Singapore on Sunday by trans-Pacific Clipper, on his special mission for the War Cabinet. Mr. Dennis Allen, the second secre'ary to the British F.mbassy109 words
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97 1941-09-02 11 WITHOUT calling upon him for I his cWence, Mr. K. K. Oon. Singapore Fifth Magistrate, yesterday acquitted William David Drennan, a 43-year-cld Australian, who had been on trial on a charge under the Defence Regulations. Drennan was alleged to have spread a report relating to97 words
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82 1941-09-02 11 THE Don Basin with its Dnieprostjoy Dam is not the only lndus&ial area of Russia. The economic focus of Russia is no longer in the Ukraine, but a thousand miles further east, and correspondingly farther from the Russo-German battle line. At 745 this evening82 words
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Article61 1941-09-02 11 A CASE in which Robert Gray, of a British regiment Is alleged to have caused the death of Robert Hal'.ey Gibson at a sergeants' m^ss in Singapore on Aug. 18 by a negligent act not amounting to homicide was mentioned in the Singapore Second Court61 words
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49 1941-09-02 11 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Sept. 1. F:E death took place this morning at the General Hospital of lieutComd. J. C. Derrick, Harbour Master. Pen an R, aged 53. Lieut.-Com. Derrick leaves a wife and two children. The funeral took place this evening.49 words
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Article72 1941-09-02 11 NEXT Sunday, which is the Sunday following the second anniversary of the outbreak of war (Wednesday, i Sept. 3), will be observed as a National I Day of Prayer in Malaya in common 1 with the rest of the British Empire. A special public service will be72 words
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Article31 1941-09-02 11 DR. D. A. B. Hopkin, of the Medical Auxiliary Servl-e, will address the Singapore Rotary Cluo to-morrow on the work of this unit of the passive defence organization.31 words
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Article52 1941-09-02 11 Ngw'Ah Mol, a ricksha puller, claimed trial in the Singapore Third Court yesterday on a charse alleging that he caused hurt to J. Huggins with a kandar stick at the junction of Jalan Eesar and Desker Road on Sunday. The case was postponed to Sept. 8 for mention. Police ball52 words
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188 1941-09-02 11 »THE "Keren Institute" has been opened at a camp occupied by Indian troops in Negri Sembilan. This institute is a recreation room fitted with wireless set, gramophone, games of various kinds, notepaper, etc., by the Negri Sembilan Indian Troops Entertainment Fund. The188 words
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Advertisement192 1941-09-02 11 i »l M^mjJßu B^^^t sta^H S^. >Hiiiu<ii«'^^^..'miiMiiiuui»iii«i<ii»i»ii»iiilii»iliui^H |^r**| :^^^^l Australia produce* 2%55Lt cereoi. JggFv st^pT everything that you yt&jjf need for your J shopping list. A really j-££J mHm ZQ| ttt^ line choice of good >o e> Fr^[ yi£k things for the table, m^> S5-^S 5 IM, Mushroom! and the192 words
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Advertisement199 1941-09-02 11 BE BRITISH -x 1 -BUY BRITISHr^^ distinctive fragrance jf Yf°7^'~^*-,\f A fine quality toilet and bath soap a distinctive name each cake separately wrapped in coloured cellophane toning with the scent of the soap. Large Oval Bath Cakes with quick lathering, deep cleansing qualities and exquisitely perfumed. SIX DELIGHTFULLY N199 words
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Article206 1941-09-02 12 Melbourne, Sept. 1. DEFERRING to reported resent11 ment by the A. I. P. ln Malaya at the. decision to issue the Australian slouch hat to all Imperial troops there, Major-Oen. C. H. Brand said that the use of the hat I was not confined solely to206 words
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Article40 1941-09-02 12 THERE were 316 accidents in Singa1 pore last month, 91 of which were traffic accidents involving motor-cars, lorries, buses and trolley buses. Forty accidents took place outside Municipal limits, according to figures released by the Accident Ambulance Service.40 words
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1000 1941-09-02 12 pONTRlBUTlONS to the Lord Mayor of London's Air Raid Relief Fund through the Singapore Chinese Relief Fund's Aid Britain sub-committee include the following donations which add up to nearly $30,000, the bulk of wh'.ch is from members of the Hokklen community:1,000 words
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Article, Illustration305 1941-09-02 12 CHINESE LAUNCH AID-TO-BRITAIN CAMPAIGN "Bounden Duty To Assist" Says Mr. Tan Kah Kee QNE thousand Singapore Chinese, representing numerous w local associations and guilds, provided an enthusiastic opening yesterday to the Aid-to-Britain Campaign, organized by the Federation of China Relief Fund Committees to help the Lord Mayor's Air Raid Distress305 words
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113 1941-09-02 12 Karachi. Sept. 1. "IF I were given a choice of troops 1 in front of my battery I won Id choose Indians every time," said a senior artillery officer who has seen service in France, the Western Desert, Greece. Syria, to a Renter correspondent. TheReuter - 113 words
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95 1941-09-02 12 WHAT is alleged to have been a trap set by the police had a sequel at j the Bingapoe Assizes before Mr. Justice Worley yesterday when a Chinese and two Japanese, Cheong Ah Llm and Mtmoru Sakazl and Mitso Hirata claimed trial on a95 words
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Article97 1941-09-02 12 /CONTRIBUTIONS to the ChurchH I Tank Fund for the week ending {Aug. 30 include: Madam Jo Butter $185, Lt. Gen A. R. Perclval, $50, Tan Hong Tek $1 85, "A Few Seafarers" $39.20. Dr. W. R. Duff, Taiping $185, Collection Boxes $199.35, Anonymous $9.25, "Anonymous" $185,97 words
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33 1941-09-02 12 BRITISH NAVAL AIR ATTACHES IN BANGKOK (JROUP-CAPTAIN Roy Williamson Chappell, M C the new British Air Attache, and Commander R W S Stirling-Hamilton. R.N., the new British Naval Attache, hare arrived in Bangkok.33 words
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Advertisement643 1941-09-02 12 usethis L II SOAP Cnticura is a MEDICINAL and TOILET soap, combining in one >^ -dSt Mi bip tablet the unique soothing, N. y —^^^■^"'iji hciling and antiseptic medica- jr Otot mcnts ol Cuticura Ointment, ttim kln with the mildest and most I < \i i !j) orour l mUOr643 words
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Advertisement151 1941-09-02 12 Qlostbra Just a few drop.s on your brush makes your hair more beautiful. It keeps the wave and curl ln, leaves your hair easy to manage, so that lt will stay any style you arrange it. Get a bottle today and note the difference. FOR LUSTROUS HAIR 4 APB 1151 words
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Article397 1941-09-02 13 "We Shall Begin To See Victory In 1942" London, Sept. 1. "THERE is a strand of steel in the fibre of the British people," writes Mr R G. Mensies, former Australian Prime Minister, ln the Daily Mail today. Mr. Menzies continues: "For two ears theReuter - 397 words
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502 1941-09-02 13 Press Calls For Bigger All-Round Production In Britain U.S>A. London, Sept. 1. THE British aircraft industry last week put up the best figures yet achieved. Every possible record wan broken. British factories produced more complete planes, more engines, more airframes, more accessories, moreReuter - 502 words
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Article39 1941-09-02 13 London, Sept. 1. LAST nigtot, enemy aircraft dropoed bombs ln Alexandria and the Suei Canal area, states a communique, 'lwo people were Wiled and 43 injured ln Alexandria, but there were no casualties in the Suez Canal area.— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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125 1941-09-02 13 Vichy, Sept. 1. SENATOR Letn Perriex, member of the Upper House for Grenoble, wa« arrested and imprisoned at Vals Lea Bains to-day en charges of acting as l.ascn for de Gaullists and furnishing information to the dissident radio. Meanwhile, he Oerman mihtary court125 words
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Article78 1941-09-02 13 London, Sept. 1. rpHE Swl3» authorities have been InA formed by the German consuls that all visas for Berlin have been suspended indefinitely, acrording to the correspond3nt of the Independent French agency on the German frentier. Na one knows the reason for the suspension Businessmen who obtainedReuter - 78 words
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76 1941-09-02 13 Toklo, Sept. 1. f APAJTS htrtoiic friendship with Thailand was emphasized by Mr. TeUi Tsubokami, Japan"s flrtt Am- bissador tc Thailand, before l?aving Jasan to assume his post this morning Sreaking of the "historic fri?nishin and Increasingly el^se polHic-al and econrmic relat.ons between the two cauntries,"Reuter - 76 words
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Article67 1941-09-02 13 Vichy, Sep. 1. OOTH Laval and Marcel Deat, French D Quislings, passed a good night. A bulletin Issued this mornln*; says: "Laval's condition is satisfactory. Deats condition gives more and more ground for satisfactory."— Reuter. Laval, former Vi?hy Vice-Premier, and Deat, editor of the pro-German Journal L'Oeuvre, were67 words
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825 1941-09-02 13 Edinburgh, Sept. 1. WELCOMING Russia as an ally Mr. George Gibson (Manchester), in a presidential address at the annual Trades Union Congress at Edinburgh to-day, said this did not imply the least sympathy with British Communist Party leaders. "The astonishing gyrations of thesis people825 words
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Advertisement365 1941-09-02 13 Don't Start the J Day in Nervous i Haste— RELY ON J Avoid needless rush and worry! Know the satisfaction of owning a reliatle alarm. Big J U Ben's job is to wake you punc- U tually each morning on the dot y. —to get you to work on lime.365 words
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Advertisement104 1941-09-02 13 Brandy good brandy —is I I the ideal restorative for I chills and other emergencies I in the borne. Keep a bottle V in the house always. Make y sore n'% Emu tb« "Three Star" brandy that is distilled at Morphett Vale, South Australia. Aged-in-the- f?^ wood and guaranteed to104 words
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Advertisement593 1941-09-02 13 BALLYS LATEST MODELS JUST UNPACKED BALLY BALLY Blue Ltoen B*nd*l Wnlte Kid White To te B Piatform «Ie Whit. Kid Cub** Turned fE" Heel Bloc and White Toes. Bow. American Last. Stae JWw-'H «**<*• 14 M f1.%1 I. V r> I White Xi d Sanda. Sa4dW WhVU gf.^;, Sandal Scml-wedge593 words
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124 1941-09-02 14 I New Zealand Premier's View After Talks With United States Leaders Toronto, Sept. 1. THE New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr. Peter Fraser, told pressmen here that he was convinced, after conferences with President Roosevelt and other high United States officials, that the peopleReuter - 124 words
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233 1941-09-02 14 Tokio, Sept. 1. MR. Ritsu Kiyosawa, widely known political commentator and Liberal, writing in the Chugai Shoyo to-day, addressed an open letter to the Foreign Minister, Adm. Toyoda pointing out that Japan is at the final cross-roads of war or peace. The writer233 words
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Article228 1941-09-02 14 Call For Action By Japan Imperial H. Q. Army Press Chief's Outburst Tokto, Sept. 1. C>L. HAYAO MABUCHI, Imperial Hepdquar.ers Army Press chief, in a speech celebrating "East Asia Day," said: "Whethc we like It or not. recent Anglo-American unfriendly acts have placed Japan at the crossroads of her riseReuter - 228 words
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116 1941-09-02 14 Toklo, Sept. 1. A RESHUFFLINQ of the Japanese Naval General Staff Is officially announced. Rear-Adm. Set'chi Ito is appointed Vice-Chief of Naval General Staff, succeeding Rear-Adm. Nobutake Kondo, who has held the post since October, 1939. Rear-Adm. Konda has been aypointed to an unditrlosedReuter - 116 words
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153 1941-09-02 14 Peip:ng, Sept. 1. THE local White Russian commun1 lty has been greatly perturbed by \n order Issued by the head of the Japanese-sponsored "Anti-Com-munist committee of Russian Emigrants" In North China. The order states that all members ptween the ages of 17 and 42153 words
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60 1941-09-02 14 London, Sept. 1. JAPANESE newspapers to-day stress the need for a far-sighted and hard-headed policy because, as one journal puts It, the Russo-Oerman war Is causing serious reperru r &ions In the Far East. Another newspaper declares that the spread of the Euro, pean warReuter - 60 words
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Advertisement295 1941-09-02 14 50% OF SERIOUS EYE TROUBLES Caused 6if neglect An authority on the eyes has recendy stated that 50% of serious eye troubles are caused by neglect. These troubles can be YtCPO IP prevented if reasonable steps are taken at W IX*T I4V the right time. f* Whether you are a295 words
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Advertisement382 1941-09-02 14 Before you can turn round her hair will be "up" and she will be taking her place in the peaceful, prosperous Empire Kk Jk\^ tofnorrow. JE% ■aPP' y But today is the time for you £jUtB9 to make sure that she shall *U/P J, '•^.Wk grow graceful and strong and382 words
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Article461 1941-09-02 15 Cup Candidates Exercised To-day GOLD Cup candidates attracted m°st attention at Bukit Timah this morning when horses and ponies running to-morrow and on Saturday were exercised on the second track «f the racecourse. The going wm ▼ci. rood. Vystic Music (Farad) was on tne ewy list and did two rounds.461 words
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Article59 1941-09-02 15 THE Island Club's August medal bceev competition resulted in a win in "A" division lor RA. MaUfl 'twi lipt and in "B" division for Col. E. L. Vilson Hassandor <fcur up). r.iHE Royal Navy beat the RE. 'Ma;?Ts> by two goals to nil In a spc^nd division >a>59 words
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Article53 1941-09-02 15 Meter: S.A.F.A. league, first division, R.A V. vs. Chinese Athletic, Alison Road; Police vs. Man(lirs.ers. Depot: reserve division Loyals vs. Argylls, Gillman; second division (b), Fort Canning vs. II.MS, Sultan, Clerical Union: N.B. Indians vs. RAF. (Kallang), Naval Base; Kranji vs. i Wanderers, Kranji. Tennis: S.C.C. vs.53 words
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Article232 1941-09-02 15 Friday's Programme At Happy World ACTION in plenty and many close decisions are promised by the attractive boxing card arranged by promoter C. B.Tan, under the auspices of the S.B.A. which will be stared at the Happy World stadium on Friday in a.d of232 words
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115 1941-09-02 15 IF th- Argylls had had anything like a forward line yesterday they might have beaten the Malays by »t least a doien toals, so many were the opportonHtes they had and so many (fit ope nines the) missed. As it was they could only115 words
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1655 1941-09-02 15 Running Order, Non-Acceptors Selections For To-morrow I ORD TOMNODDY and Punter's Pride should be the best bets at Bukit Timah to-morrow, the fourth day of the Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) meeting. Both horses have shown form in their earlier runs and1,655 words
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Article359 1941-09-02 15 NATIONAL heads the wel»hU in the Gold C*» race, which will ke n« at Bukit Tlmah on Satvrday, the Jnw day of the Sinjapore Tvrt c b^ Autumn (Gold Cmp) meetine, »lu»e Mystic Music, last year's winner the Singapore Gold Cup and th» year's winner ot359 words
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Advertisement463 1941-09-02 15 Many of the gre£t men and women of to-day were sensitive, highly- strung children But with sensitive children there are dangers that have to be watched during childhood rrcxr j -l.n,i l> hw-hlv-ttrnnz and All th»e are warning «ign» that th« J^HEJ a child h hiKhly-«tnjng ana > hj> nervous463 words
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702 1941-09-02 16 RED COUNTER-ATTACKS IN SOUTH CENTRE SECTORS Finnish German Forces Routed After Grim Fight, Says Moscow London, Sept. 1. AN admission of fresh counter-attacks in the Ukrainian sec- tor of the Eastern Front by Marshal Budenny's forces south of Kiev and on the lower course of the Dnieper, and of severeReuter - 702 words
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173 1941-09-02 16 London, Sept. 1. •pHE Germans themselves admit that ceaseless rain is hampering operations In the main Leningrad battle zone south of Lake Ilmen, and it seems evident that the weather is becoming an Increasingly Important defensive factor, writes a Reuter military commentator. While theReuter - 173 words
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Article471 1941-09-02 16 Ankara. Sept. 1. "THE Anglo-Soviet plan to settle all out- stajiciiiif military and political quesUxu ImiUMti'.elf appears to be almost fully realized, declared Winston Burdett, Columbia Broadcasting System correspondent. In a broadcast from Ankara He said: The British and 3ovlet ministers in Teheran have presented the proposalsReuter - 471 words
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42 1941-09-02 16 Zurich. Sept. J. HEW groupe of German police have arrived In Rome to take a courte In colonial police wort at TlvoU. It was offldally announced In Rome ye«terday.— l I Rc uter. j i42 words
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296 1941-09-02 16 P iPT Ankara, Sept. 1, ART of the great numbers of British and American planes now arriving in the Middle East will be diverted to Russia across Iran almost immediately and later will be followed by regular units of the Royal Air ForceReuter - 296 words
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1369 1941-09-02 16 ROOSEVELT'S C VLL TO SPEED UP ARMS PRODUCTION Reference To "A New Weapon Of Unprecedented Power" Hyde Park (N.Y.), Sept. 1. A CLARION call to all working: men and women through- out the United States to subordinate all private I interests toReuter - 1,369 words
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Advertisement103 1941-09-02 16 THE PEKING CO. 81. HIGH ST. PHONE G2SS for CARPET. STRAW MATTING, IVOR* JADE CARVINGS (AMIMIOKWOOI) CHEST ETC. LAKGL SELECTION INSPECTION INVITED. f^^lttp^Lr^ REFRIGERATED FOODS MEAN BIGGER PROFITS Actual experience in retail food stores and restaurants has proved that Frijidaire Commercial Refricermtors Increase profits by making customers want to buy."103 words
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