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Title Section10 1941-10-30 1 Morning Tribune Vol. 6— No. 233, Thursday, October 3t, 1941.10 words
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Article111 1941-10-30 1 (lee. Mall <>ii Pn Roosevelt's speech but adcta "The lean people a., a whole are not yet convmcrd ol the necessity of an all out alliance. Neither have they realised that war production will call for more compromises and sacrifices." "President Roosevelt's speech is a111 words
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800 1941-10-30 1 London, Oct. 29. M7JIILK the Germans say that they have broken through the defences of the Crimea the recapture by the Soviets of four villages m the north-western (Leningrad) direction of the front is claimed m a supplement to the midday Soviet communique.Reuter - 800 words
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Article170 1941-10-30 1 London, Oct. 29. KING George, on the occasion of the celebration to-day of the 18th anniversary of the establishment of the Turkish Republic, has sent a telegram to the President, General Ismet Ineunu. It read.s: The anniversary of the proclamation of the Turkish Republic affordsReuter - 170 words
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Article71 1941-10-30 1 Chungking, Oct. 29. THREE Japanese transports and five steam launches have been sunk by mines m the middle reaches of the Yangtse River m the past fortnight, according to a Chinese report which adds that one of the Japanese transports sank with a number of troopsReuter - 71 words
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54 1941-10-30 1 Shanghai, Oct. 29. A NAMELESS .steamer flying the Japanese ffeg has arrived m RhmgtH l and is now loading metal ingots. It is understood that she is a former Nord Deutscher Lloyd vessel. The officers on board are all German. The crew is halfReuter - 54 words
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Article128 1941-10-30 1 Washington, Oct. ft. THT ?>ited States is lending "Mtarv rnis'inp to ~hoH' 0 study the f< •t* ;i lii P «oe British proT>o< f«l lor i 1 construction <»f a 10^mile (Bfrfteli of railway to link up the Persian Gulf with the Turkish railway, itReuter - 128 words
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Article, Illustration78 1941-10-30 1 London, Oct. 29. Speculation has been aroused about the political future of Lord Beaverbrook, the Minister o l Supply, following 1 the reports that he has for several days been suffering severely from asthma. The reports added that while Lord Beaverbrook will certainly do his utmost to continue hisReuter - 78 words
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Article94 1941-10-30 1 London, Oct, 29. Tin; Health Minister, Mr. Frnrst Brown, speaking mi London to-day, said that the pledges Riven to Stalin by Lord Bcaverbrook meant that a tremendous programme of tanks, guns, aeroplanes and war material of all kinds had to be fulfilled on time. ThisReuter - 94 words
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Article102 1941-10-30 1 LABOUR 'S APOLOGY TO REDS London, Oct. 29 TWO London Labour leaders, D. H. Dames. the acting secretary of the London Labour Party, and Robert Willis, secretary of the London Trades Council, have sent a letter to the Soviet Ambassador, M. Maisky. It expresses regret that "mischievous and misguided elements"Reuter - 102 words
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Article54 1941-10-30 1 London, Oct. 29. One of the worst fires m living memory occurred m Storagen Street, Oslo, yesterday afternoon, states the Nazi -con trolled Oslo radio. Buildings five and six storeys high, including garages, workshops and a hotel, blazed following the spilling of some molten wax. SeveralReuter - 54 words
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Article107 1941-10-30 1 Tobruk, Oct. 29. "THERE was no hostile air activity during the night of Oct. 27/28 at Tobruk," says a communique. •Enemy prtillery nre increased during" the night m the western and southern sectors, but no shelling was reported m the eastern sector. •During the night anReuter - 107 words
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Article500 1941-10-30 2 Only Goal Decides Game ■TINNING their match yesterday against the hitherto unde- feated Singapore Recreation Club by the only goal scored m the game. Raffles College can now claim to have the strongest hockey side m Singapore. The game, played on the Recs' ground, drew a500 words
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144 1941-10-30 2 Amended Schedule For S'pore Races rplli: schedule of racing l<»r the lorthromini; MagapOß Wlattff races, which sl.nl on Katiird.iv. Nov. X. h.is been amended as under: Kirst day: Horses <lass MIC, divisions one and two: two men of »i lurlotiKs .irul 7 furlongs (.iboiiJ) MCh division; liorsrs class Iwo. divisions144 words
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144 1941-10-30 2 riMlh hnckc\ team of St. Patricks School which h.is only made its debut m hockey t h is real fielded a promising' te.im draw wilii the Medical College nion second team -i-all on the College r.oniid yesterday. The feature of the mutch was imp run144 words
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Article106 1941-10-30 2 Toronto, O«t. 29. rnllK iMrini boxer. Bob Pastor, beat, on a technual knock-out, the t'anadi.in \l Delaney. m the sixth round of a ten round Igfcft. Pastor, who has put on over stone m weight since losing to Billy Conn last year, weighed 14 st. 1 3Reuter - 106 words
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Article183 1941-10-30 2 POSSESSING slightly the faster park, th»- Manchester defeated the Singapore cricket cinn by li points (a penalty try and a coal) to 9 (a «oal) m i nißby matin on the Padang yesterday. On the whole both teams were very] pvenlv matched, but it must183 words
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Article107 1941-10-30 2 RESERVATIONS for the Singapore thai-, lenge Cup final, to be played at An son Road Stadium on Saturday, can be made, at the Stadium to-day and to-morrow be- tween the hours 10 a.m. and noon and Z will be 60 cents (inclusive of tax) to the west stand and chairs107 words
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Article15 1941-10-30 2 The Singapore Swimming Club will meet a Naval team at wuter-polo at the CIUD to-day.15 words
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Article178 1941-10-30 2 YESTERDAY'S ties m the SCR C tennis 1 tournament resulted as follows: B singles h'cap: Pang Keah Swee < plus 15 > beat Tan Wan Liat (scr... 6-3, 5-7, 6-4; Freddie Tan i— 3o) beat Ohua Boon Unn (plus 3 6— 2 6— l. -A" singles h'cap:178 words
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Article90 1941-10-30 2 THE final of the Singapore inter-club table tennis tournament will be played at the Happy World Stadium to-night, commencing at 8 p.m., when the holders, the August Badminton Party, will again meet the Siong 800 A.A.. who were also last year s finalists. The following are90 words
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Article372 1941-10-30 2 STAGING a rally, which, however, proved to be too late, the Highland Brigade went down fighting by 17 points (a goal and four tries) to three (a penalty goal) when they met the R.A. m a rousing game of rugby on Jalan liesar Stadium yesterday. The Gunners372 words
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Advertisement10 1941-10-30 2 A Riot! 7s MINUTES OF HILARIOUS LAUGHTER COMING SOON PAVIBJOX10 words
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Advertisement492 1941-10-30 2 Asthma Germs Killed m 3 Minutes Choking, gasping:, wheezing Asthma ani Bronchitis poison your system, ruin your Health and weaken your heart. Mendacc, the prescription of an American physician, Btarts killing Asthma Germs In 3 minutes, purifies the blood and builds new vitality bo that you ran sleep soundly all492 words
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Miscellaneous76 1941-10-30 2 SPORTS DIARY TO-DAY Hockey: S.C.C. v RISC and R.I.A.S.C. Combined, S.C.C Naval Police v R.E. (Changi), Changi; A.C.S.I. v A.C.S 11, Oldham Hall. Rugby: Medical College v Manchester Regriment, Sepoy Lines. Table Tennis: Inter-club final, August B.P. v Siong 800 A.A., Happy World Stadium. 8 p.m. Tennis: S.C.R.C. tournament. ride76 words
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194 1941-10-30 3 Australia' s Effort Remains 100 P. Cent Lisbon. Oct. ><>. ALTHOUGH the personnel of the Australian Government has recently changed, Australia's war effort has remained constant 100 per cent. said Sir Earle Page before leaving Lisbon en route for London as a special Australian Government representative. Sir Earle said he194 words
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Article105 1941-10-30 3 "Drop The Russian Campaign" London, Oct. 20. r<; people of Roumania are hot for dropping further participation m the Russian campaign east of the Dniester River, according to foreign military sources m Istanbul. The German Gestapo consequently has been forced to i Increase its Flouma- nian staff to cope withSpecial Cable - 105 words
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Article215 1941-10-30 3 More Aid To Russia Urged Chungking, Oct 29 NOW that Britain has Openly declared the Impossibility of openIng B new battle front m Europe, ithe hould consider the possibility of assisting Russia by sending troops through the Near East and Middle East, declared the m fluentisJ Tn Kunf Pao tcReuter - 215 words
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Article145 1941-10-30 3 HE A VIER TAX A TION Canberra, Oct. 29. THE expenditure of £217-million (Australian) for war purposes is provided for m a record Australian budget of £325-million introduced by Mr. J. B. Chifley, the Labour Government Treasurer, m the House of Representatives here today. Increased pay for the Australian forcesReuter - 145 words
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Article28 1941-10-30 3 Rajkot, Oct. 29:— The Maharaja of Gcv.id;i has donated £7,500 m aid of Indiui families whose supporters were killed or inrnpacitiitod m the present war. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article52 1941-10-30 3 SHOCKS of commodities m Japan have greatly depreciated m the past 12 months, Singapore radio announced to-night. Admitting this, an official Japanese spokesman said on the radio to-night that many factories are being forced to close. He estimated that the capital of these I idle factories totals over ten thousand52 words
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Article120 1941-10-30 3 London, Oct. 29. THE Nazi grasp on the peoples of conquered Europe is steadily slipping now that Germany is beinp, drained of men to prop up the Russian front. The Belgian Press is becoming "impudent". "Le Pays Reel" says m an editorial: "Real collaboration is only possibleSpecial Cable - 120 words
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Article63 1941-10-30 3 Washington, Oct. 29. THE Duke and Duchess of Windsor left Washington for New York by train yesterday afternoon after lunching with President Roosevelt at the White House. Mrs Roosevelt was not able to be present at the luncheon because she had a lecture engagement a t Chicago,Reuter - 63 words
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Article32 1941-10-30 3 Rome. Oct. 29.— Sicily was again air-raided yes. terday, according to an Italian communique, the target being Comiso. m the south near Ragusa. The Italians claim to have attacked Valetta, Malta.- ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Advertisement39 1941-10-30 3 EYE EXAMINATIONS, Eyeglasses, Exclusively. \jb^ THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. 4, ARCADE BLDG., PHONE 3002. R. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Science, 35 years' European Clinical Experience. "SNOW WHITE" CLEANING AT PARIS A CO. DRY CLEANERS 28, COLEMAN ST. 'Phone 6045.39 words
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Advertisement254 1941-10-30 3 1 41- inn 1 TEA DANSAXT W AFTER-DIXNER D,\NCE 7.30 p.m. 9.00 p.m. V 9.30 p.m. Midnight BE HERE FOR THE BIG 'ENCOUNTER' BETWEEN Penang and Singapore 3RD NIGHT OF THE INTER -STATE DANCE COMPETITION TO-NIGHT FOX-TROT Fenangr Team Singapore Team GOB CHEXcHhOOI and Miss TEO AH LENG Miss WONG254 words
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1213 1941-10-30 4 PLANS TO END SHIPPING DELAYS IN PENANG PORT INVESTIGATIONS showed that delays to ocean-going vessels m Penang have not yet been serious but those that had occurred gave warning of possibly grave results if the port facilities were subjected to heavier pressure m future. A committee, consisting of Messrs. H.1,213 words
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Article32 1941-10-30 4 TUfR B Sinnuthsunby ol the D.M.S. Office A and secretary of the Singapore Government Co-operative Society, left Singapore last night to attend the All-Malayan Co-operative Conference at Penang on Saturday and Sunday32 words
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Article74 1941-10-30 4 INDIAN FOUND HANGING 4DMITTED into the A Tan Tock Sens Hospital on Oct. 16 suffering from acute dysentery, a 50-year-old Indian. Thangavelu was found hanging m the lavatory of the ward he was fconfmed to. on the night of Oct. 19. The discovery was made by a patient. Statin" that74 words
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Article247 1941-10-30 4 EUROPEAN WOMAN OBTAINS DIVORCE ON the ground of his adultery with a woman named h .1 Vertskaya, a decree nisi, to be made absolute m four months' time, was yesterday granted to Mrs. Lily Green, a European woman at present residing m Shanghai, who sued her husband, Mr. Walter Henry247 words
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Article145 1941-10-30 4 BREVITIES FROM THE COURTS CHARGED with stealing a camp bed belonging to a Tamil from the fivefootway of a house m Campbell Lane, Lim Hoo Chun <19> claimed trial when he appeared before Mr. H. E. Kingdom m the third police eourt^ yesterday. The case was postponed for! mention on145 words
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Article158 1941-10-30 4 CENTENCE of three months* rigorous imprisonment on each charge, the sentences to run concurrently, way yesterday passed on Yap Koon Hock, who described himself as a broker and who produced a certificate from the police to .show that he had been of assistance to them Yap stood his158 words
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Article74 1941-10-30 4 THE "Clipper" dv last week is now exnectcd to arrive m Singapore to-morrow and to leave early the next da y This week's "Clipper" with mails from Europe, America. Pacific and the Philippine Islands is now expected to arrive In Singapore on Saturday. The latest timp of posting74 words
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Article43 1941-10-30 4 MESSRS. E. R. Koek, S. C. Goho, A. J. Brana, F. G. Vaux and K. E. W. Hatchard have been elected members of the Johore Bar Committee for the year 1941 1942, with Mr. S G. Pillay as hon. secretary.43 words
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Advertisement272 1941-10-30 4 WAKE UPYOUR LIVER BILE-' Without Calomel And You'll Jump out of Bed m the Morning Full of Vim. The liver should jnxir out two pounds of h<;uid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile i> not flowing fatly, your food doesn't digest II just decays m the bowek. Wind272 words
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Advertisement63 1941-10-30 4 Wednesday's SERVICES' BREVITIES article is held over again due to pressure of other news and will appear to-mor-row. "AIR -CONDITIONED BY MOTHER NATURE HERSELF' Enjoy the Cool Tropical Breezes where Swaying Palms and Ocean greet you Coconi t (.icovi Singapore's most popular rendezvous ESTELLE COWAN WILL WELCOME YOU COWAN BAILEY63 words
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Article286 1941-10-30 5 London, i APPEALING for money foi the "R d Aid to Rua 1.1" i und, oi which Mie Is chairman, Mrs, Churchill m ■< broadcast last Bight, said that th, of the Russian requirements i<> urn And surgical instruments "la so Iramen that a very speclsJBritish Wireless - 286 words
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97 1941-10-30 5 London. Oct. 29. rpHE tightening of air mid precautions A announced In the German newspapers by the (icrman police testifies to the efficacy of the R.A.P. bombing. The Nazi police chief points out that :.t least tt D poundg of HUM) arc necessary to putBritish Wireless - 97 words
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Article210 1941-10-30 5 t hungking, Oct. ."< Fresh i;t;'.n.. s«- Intrtfuet we afoot m French indo-i iiina, Judging frum intelligence reports furnished by the Chinese military spokesman to foreign correspondents. Oiir report, as yet unconfirmed, said thai the Japanese Army m South IndoChilU .m- planning to hold joint ni.tniM'inri'sCentral News - 210 words
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Article117 1941-10-30 5 Peshawar, Oct. 29. THE assurance that he would do his utmost to promote the cause ol democracy m Iran was given yesterday by the new Shah, Mchammed Resa, broadcasting to the nation on the occasion of his birthday Democracy, he said, was the best form of governmentReuter - 117 words
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Article77 1941-10-30 5 Washington, Oct. 29:— President Roosevelt has signed the supplemental Lease-Lend Bill setting the fresh vote at approximately $5,161,000,000. President Roosevelt also signed an order centralising the administration cf the LeaseLend Act m the Office of Emergency Management m the Presidential Executive Office, under the direction of Mr. EdwardReuter - 77 words
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87 1941-10-30 5 London, Oct. 29. The world famous Arctic flyer. Mikhail Gromov, who was chief piter. of the Soviet plane which made the record non-stop flight from Moscow to California In July 1937 by crossing the North Pole, has arrived In Britain. With him were four otherReuter - 87 words
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310 1941-10-30 5 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCT. 30, 1941. NO OLIVE BRANCH has been a good deal of diplomatic juggling between the United States and Japan since the institution of the mysterious "Konoye'* negotiations. Though many deadlocks have been reported, it is still believed m certain official quarters m both countries that the310 words
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Advertisement109 1941-10-30 5 LOSS OF PROFITS INSURANCE South British Insurance Co., Ltd. TeL 5926 Finlayson Green HUDSON'S Ejpmwi. Bpi&''- i i^i^BT B^_^l_BA_^Bl^m^B^ ■X, V -S jBT »V\ALAYA H r^S lr H!l VV Tl GREAT ANTISEPTIC Rl Infill ->tH|ll Vv AN D PROPHYLACTIC ■I p|s^_i vC EMINENTLY SUITED FOX M lUl^Hl NN HUMAN BEINGS109 words
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Advertisement119 1941-10-30 5 Piles Ruin Your Nerves Don't let Itching, bleeding. Internal or protruding Piles sap your vitality, ruin your nerves, and drive vu rrazy with pain. Chinaroid the recent discovery of an American physician stops th.> pain m 16 minutes so you can walk, ride, work and enjoy life m comfort It119 words
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Advertisement25 1941-10-30 5 /g||^ SAFEGUARD felll! YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PLUS SERVICE Head Office-No. I6D Cecil Street, .SINGAPORE, S.S. fHONt NO. 59W.25 words
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Article, Illustration938 1941-10-30 6 VERA ARDMORE - Halloween party: witches, pumpkins, broomsticks VERA ARDMORE PEOPLE PLACES By THOSE who attend to-morrow 1 night's Halloween Party at the Victoria Memorial Hall, m aid of the Churchill Tank Fund Expenses Account, will have the pleasure of shying eggs at Hitler. Effigy of the world's public enemy No. 1. will938 words
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Article301 1941-10-30 6 jumpers redingotes favoured lUMPER dresses and redingote-style frocks are much m demand by mothers for their growing girls, and children of all ages, from nine or ten upwards, accept these types with enthusiasm. In most cases, the jumper (or pinafore) frocks are In beautiful pastel monotones and worn with white301 words
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Article, Illustration471 1941-10-30 6 Style Points For The Younger Generation CHILDREN'S dresses, beach wea v and bathing suits continue U show new style points and it i doubtful whether they have cvc r been more attractive than the? are at present. Styles seen and noted as beinj outstandingly pretty include i checked gingham, bolero471 words
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246 1941-10-30 6 'the wearing of the green in children's wear CAREEN has been m th e air as an important adult fashion colour for some time; now it is being promoted In children's wear collections as well. Wnen Gloria Jean, th e young singing screen .star, made a public appearance recently, she246 words
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Advertisement137 1941-10-30 6 WftVESCT I Eugene Oil Perms I To suit the texture of your hair f AC I At racial Treatment Ylbro Vtolet Ray Oione Bteamer Innoxa. Preparation Elizabeth Saloon European Operators Capitol Bid*., 159 North Bridge Road, Tel. 4419. PALAIS des MODES 7-9, STAMFORD ROAD, PHONE 4616. GREAT CASH SALE STARTING137 words
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Advertisement14 1941-10-30 6 PHONE 3335 PRISCILLA Ltd. FOR HOUSECOATS 5 En COURT FIRST FLOOR ENTRANCE BILL STREET14 words
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Miscellaneous42 1941-10-30 6 Mickey Mouse By Walt Disney OUR HOSTESS DiDNT K//" COnfipentia^lly, I A.H, THERE'S J. R AV\ f HELLO, THERE, S£EMEX/£TLY HAS SPELLS.. &061KH, THE BK3 \H )^N J- < TS* V_^CONSIDESING\ O^X^p RTOF FlN O N p' I F^END < WJ^T^S V^TRICKS'?^ It 442 words
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Article62 1941-10-30 7 JUNIORS LIKE practical clothes that are easy to keep clean, jumper dresses and reversible jerkins patterned on one side. „..c o ntrast skirts and jackets better than matched suits; afternoon frocks with full skirts and stitched down pleated skirts ....boyish jackets and openth mated shirts; nautical dresses and middy styles62 words
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Article217 1941-10-30 7 EASY to wear and easier still to look at— the silk and cotton housecoats on sale at PRISCILLA LTD. (No. 5 Eu Court, entrance m Hillstreet), are among the mast attractive that we have seen for some time. Not only are they beautifully cut, but fabric, desigji and217 words
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Advertisement37 1941-10-30 7 "For economical and nourishing dishes try Cold Storage MUTTON I Cutlets, Legs I Loin Chops I Shoulders j Cold Storage Mutton makes better Curries PHONE 5376 FIVE LINES 1 CJ3. 199A Advt. of Singapore Cold Storage Co.,37 words
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Advertisement367 1941-10-30 8 fdsfsf Situations Vacant VACANCY for messenger of Box No. 1 694 has been filled. Applicants thanked. < No 687 L) WANTED TEACHERS (Male and Female Apply personally-U6. Bencoolen Street. Singapore. (No. 681 L.) WANTED TWO Eurasian or Chinese cirls to work m restaurant ar\a store, lalary $25-. $So|-. Apply 42.367 words
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Advertisement524 1941-10-30 8 WANTED half size violins by Gho Soon Tioe Violin Studio. 160 Lmcrald Hill Road, Singapore. Call between 2 and 6 p.m. any day except Sunday. (No. 7<>4L) WANTED trickle or other portable charger for 6 Volt car or radio batteries AC. current. Rep'y Box 770 c'|O Malaya Tribune. Kuala Lumpur.524 words
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Advertisement636 1941-10-30 8 For Sale FOR SALE— One ruling! machine by Spicors Titri., and fair quantity of type metal m cases on stands. Apply Malaya Tribune press Ltd., An;>on Road, Singapore. SALE— Gent's Leather Motoring Coat (by Roberts Ltd.). Good condition. Box 779 co Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No- 711L > i CAMB: Literature636 words
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Advertisement672 1941-10-30 8 Motor Vehicles DO YOU WANT to sell your car? Phone 5088, Singapore. Cash puld. INn fi7tiH) LORRIS WANTED, apply Box 797 < o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 742 D SMALL LORRY WANTED. Box No. 798 c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 741 L) WANTED 7 or a H.P. cur Phone672 words
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Advertisement306 1941-10-30 8 Business Opportunities ADVEBTISKB Is Interested In pur,ha m- retiring resldeni i im mess as :i -„m concern. Please rn>iy m confidence given particulars t<i Box 726 co Malaya Tribune, Blngapore. (No. C79L) Sports Outfit For all kinds of supplies m sporta to Hi.s Majesty's Navy, Army and Air Ptorce Units,306 words
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Miscellaneous86 1941-10-30 8 On The Air SINGAPORE ZIIL 225 m. 1333 k.'cs. ZHP.I. 30.96 m. 9.69 mtcs ZHP.2. 48.58 m. 6.175 mes ZHP.3. 41.38 m. 7.25 mjes. PENANG ZHJ 6.08 mes (49.30 metres) From 7.30 a.m. to 8.10 a.m. From 5.30 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. KUALA LUMPUR ZGES me s (60 metres) (dally86 words
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Article343 1941-10-30 9 NEWS FROM INDIA New Delhi, Oct. 28. CJIR Frederick James, ft member ol the European group, m criticising Mr. Jinmh's action In ordering representatives of the All India Muslim League to absent themselves from the Legislative Assembly, said that he did r\oi doubt the sincere dosire of the member of343 words
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Advertisement199 1941-10-30 9 Re-Hve the exdt*n« hours of i/i« iclJon-packed Idvenlure thrilh-r>— Rcmr with laughter Hi MISCHA \l ER ..Ride with the Dare-devib of the former Days <»< Terror! ICAPITOL 31 Vil' 15 W//// Splendid Supporting Programme Including Latest CINESOUND NEWS with New Pictures of the A.LF. m Malaya They'll Send You Into199 words
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Advertisement161 1941-10-30 9 lIIRI IS \CTION \l lIS BEST, THRILLS A I THEIR GRL TEST, SI SPENSI THAT Si \IK Ri 1 RDS! o v i: i i; i o ii v v 3-15, 6-15 9-15 P.M. A L II MH R Sni i A.' \/Kl!/\^'b AnnCK WIiVRWC R^|^^ W ">/ i 1161 words
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Article209 1941-10-30 10 Cable News from 'Down Under' Melbourne, Oct. 29. CHRISTMAS Day is v the only day on which munitions production m Government and private factories will be 'suspended for holiday purposes dfo,rifrig Christmas Week. Holidays have been staggered for operatives, enabling each to have a .share. A Production Executive has been209 words
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Article117 1941-10-30 10 i pLEADING guilty to a charge of stealing a bicycle from outside a house In Mackenzie Road, Tan Yee Peng (33) was convicted when he appeared before Mr_. H. E. Kingdom, the third magistrate. Sentence was stayed until Nov 5 and Tan j was remanded m police custody for117 words
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Advertisement44 1941-10-30 10 OPENS TO-MORROW I'AVII.IOX 3.15, 6.15 9.15 I I) IN MANHATTAN! 1 A dummy spills the story |i|j|^^^ W of the sloin ventriloquist |MM Ploy by Eric Taylor 'Story by EUERY QUEEN -Dir.cttd by JAMES HOGAM MIDNIGHT PREMIERE SAT. NOV. Ist PAVILION •''f 4 I44 words
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Advertisement68 1941-10-30 10 iLAST DAY -TO-DAY AVI LION ODRISCOLL Edgar BUCHANAM cuu at l^ V 1 pewoll 0 -»cted by THtODOM ««0 ...which mtWtS it 1 A COLUMBIA PICTURE SWELL AND WACKY! I An Intimate Glimpse from the year's most delicious romantic comedy /17V INVITATION /w/// //£Dy/ "COME LIVE WITH ME'^ WHAT COUU>68 words
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Article67 1941-10-30 11 Stockholm, Oct. 2f». AKKPOKT is current m Berlin that lioria Sima, the Rumanian Iron Guard leader, has been assassinated, says the Berlin correspondent of the Stockholm paper Tidningen. The correspondent adds that, according to this report which Ins not yet been officially confirmed Sima wasReuter - 67 words
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Article102 1941-10-30 11 London, Oct. 29. RECEIVING m private audience Father Leo Zanni, an Italian military chaplain recently repatriated on account of severe wounds sustained at Chelga, the Pope bestowed the following blessing on the defenders of beleaguered Gondar, according to the Rome radio: "To all our dear sons mReuter - 102 words
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Article113 1941-10-30 11 Chungking, Oct. 29. THAT the United States, determined as she is to meet Hitler's challenge, should not compromise with Jafran, is the consensus of Chinese editorial opinion on President Roosevelt's speech. A typical opinion is that of the official Central Daily News -which draws to theReuter - 113 words
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Article82 1941-10-30 11 London, Oct. 29. Norwegian religious organisations have formed a united front against political interference. "Som e weeks ago," says the Stockholm Tidningen, "a bishop, Professor Hallesby, and free church leader Oehrn met at Oslo and reached an agreement which bound together all Christian Norwegians." The paper continued:Special Cable - 82 words
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Article116 1941-10-30 11 HAVOCS OVER GERMANY London. Oct. 29. THE R.A.F. penetrat- ed deeply into Germany last night. This was announced m an Air Ministry communique issued at midday, which said: "In a northerly gale four-engined aircraft of the Bomber Command last night penetrated far into Germany, attacking objectives m the south andReuter - 116 words
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Article247 1941-10-30 11 Joint ChungkingRussian Action Shanghai, Oct. 29. IMPORTANT problems, including the re-adjustment of So-viet-Chungking relations and a joint defence m northwestern China, are said to have been discussed when Gen. Chiang Kai-shek conferred with the Soviet Ambassador recently reports the Domei Agency from Nanking. Domei adds that che following problems areReuter - 247 words
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Article230 1941-10-30 11 Crush Japan First... Chungking. Oct. 29. THE fficial Central Duiiy News this morning urged the h*JA aggression pcwers to remain abso lutely calm m the face of Japanese intimidation and dissension tactics, which are part of the "fundamental Japanese national policy o f achieving victory through bloodless warfare.'' The paperReuter - 230 words
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41 1941-10-30 11 Chungking, Oct. 29. GREETINGS were exchanged, and U Chinese and Australian friendship was reaffirmed this morning when Sir Frederic Egglcston, the first Australian Minister to China, presented his credential to President Lin Sen. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Advertisement39 1941-10-30 11 History is re-lived with all the force and fury of clashing empires. .stirring and momentous BUST WEEK it n M AJLHAMBRA A!^ 4// Q«ri f^k 1,14,^^ IM mB Em 'J A'V *^2^KdV VjN^ gj wmfJ^0 J tr%^^r B" D39 words
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513 1941-10-30 12 Murdered Nazi Colonel Was Too Fond Of Fines (SPECIAL CABLE) London, Oct. FRENCHMAN torn Nuntes, who has escaped to England ith Ins wire. told 1 l<> g* A t,r.!av o. conditions in that town which led to the "^"^^J^nErtS* Karl Holtz, Commandant of the Nantes military police, and t<> the513 words
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81 1941-10-30 12 London, Oct. 29. THE statement, m an Italian communique on Monday, that German bombers sank an enemy cruiser eff the Marmaric Coast was elaborated m an Italian wireless broadcast last night. The announcer said that the cruiser was sighted m dim moonlmht about81 words
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Article160 1941-10-30 12 Cairo, Oct. 2y. THREE British soldiers 1 ed into the military quarters m the^ Western Desert Oil Monday, and, when asked where they had come from, replied "Ben Benghaii was 300 miles away aero s the desert, and they had walked all the way m160 words
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Article214 1941-10-30 12 •HFR FIRST BEAU" (At the Pavilion) I TV/rANY filnij;oers have known Jane Withers of the screen from those early days when just more than a toddler ibc was a precocious child m short comedies. Now. over 15. she takes her first semiadult role m "Her First Beau.' and214 words
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Article368 1941-10-30 12 Berne Oct. 29.— Thirteen persons nave Deen sno ius the result of a court martial at Tiavnik, m Nortl Bosnia according to a Belgrade despatch. Eleven others were condemned to death but then sentences were commuted to five years' Imprisonment All the accused, adherents Ol the Orthodox Church368 words
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Article64 1941-10-30 12 Berne, Oct. 29. TELLING the Italian people that they must prepare 1 for real sacrifices, Signer Fartnacci, the former .secretary of the Fascist Party, .said In a speech at Casal Maggiore that the war would be lorn» our, according to a Milan repoi t. The British, said64 words
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685 1941-10-30 12 Reuter Change Should Meet Commons' Criticism London, Oct. 29. COMMENTING on the creation of the Reuter trust 1 the leading provincial daily, the Manchester Guardian, j says that the announcement "should allay whatever doubts may have existed amongst I those imperfectly acquainted > with what was proposed for j the685 words
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