Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 5 September 1941
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section23 1941-09-05 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE IzIST EDITIOS ESTAB. 1833 PUBLISHED DAIlf 2 ii. vol. xax. FRIDAY, SEPT FAIRER 5, 1941. PRICE 10 CEMS.23 words
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273 1941-09-05 1 Torpedoes Miss Mark: Ship Returns Fire besult OF ENCOUNTER STILL NOT KNOWN Washington. September 5. Ihe I .>. Navy Department announces that the I .S.S. Greer, en route for Hand v* itli mail, reported this morning that a submarine attacked her by firing torpedoes which-Reuter. - 273 words
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Article107 1941-09-05 1 —Reuter. RotniuTs Attack knd Barce Cair Sept. 3. .he RAF. attacked! o September 1/21 H East communique.] j. power sta-! M started. Sub- j ■h/ vi lent explosion and Mt r. of black smoke aircraft guns were Mt- raided Benghazi aur was bombM i.far vessels and—Reuter. - 107 words
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257 1941-09-05 1 REST OF THE NEWS —Reuter. iAvndotn. Sept. 5. 4 S large-scale fighter ccmbats ending in an 11-7 Royal Air Force victory blsized. up again over Northern France ymiĕiday, Flying Fortress bombed Rotterdam docks and then climb-d like a "rocket” to «jiake off two..—Reuter. - 257 words
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Article905 1941-09-05 1 United States ‘STAND BY BRITAIN’ SPEECH ROUSES GREAT INTEREST London Sept. 5. r VHE evening papers give great prominence to the Mansion House speech of Mr. Mackenzie King, Canada’s Prime Minister yesterday. It is splashed on front pages under banner headings such as: “Mackenzie King’s cal!—Reuter. - 905 words
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Article38 1941-09-05 1 Paris, Sept. 4. Sitting behind closed doors the Paris Special Tribunal for the repression 'A Communist activities yesterday passed sentence on nine accused. Tire sentences varied from two years imprisonment to sevcn and twelve years38 words
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Article137 1941-09-05 1 Moscow, Sept. 5. TTIHE position around Odessa has improved as a result of cnorJ- mous losses inflicted or the Rumanian and German troops, according to a communique -of the Soviet Information Bureau. —Reuter 31. Lozovsky, Soviet spokesman, said it was characteristic of Hitler's tactics to send—Reuter - 137 words
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212 1941-09-05 1 Chungking, Septembei 3. fitji]? keenest interest has been aroused in Chinese circles neie at the Japanese i’ailuie tu I attempt a stronger effort to hold her long-established position in this province. There is some belief that Japan may temporarily refrain from making any212 words
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Article50 1941-09-05 1 —REUTER. SHANGHAI, SEPT. 5. THE CHUNGKING government is SAID TO BE CLOSELY WATCHING DEVELOPMENTS IN WASHINGTON. IT IS SAID THAT NO FUNDAMENTAL SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS IN THE PACIFIC ARISING FROM THE HOSTILITIES BETWEEN CHINA AND JAPAN COULD EVER BE REACHED WITHOUT CHINA'S PARTICIPATION IN THE NEGOTIATIONS. —REUTER.—REUTER. - 50 words
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Article69 1941-09-05 1 —Reuter. Russian Expedition Going To S.W. Asia Moscow, September 3. The expedition led by Professor Mihailov is leaving Moscow for SouthWest Asia to observe An eclipse of the Sun on September 21. A newly invented instrument for special analysis said to be more accurate than any hitherto made—Reuter. - 69 words
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Advertisement19 1941-09-05 1 I HOUKS ENERGY I s HOURS SOUND REST wwl I wSII i I v.n<" ,r H SLO^ *”Co., Ltd.19 words
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Advertisement108 1941-09-05 1 _J New stocks of Men’s Sports Shoes Rubber W ellington's Grecian Slippers 1 have just been unpacked MEN’S SPORTS SHOES Ice Calf Gibson Leather, fitted Redferns Rubber Golf Sole as illustrated. Inside leather lining throughout. Comfortable broad fitting. SIZES 5 to JOh 15.50 REDFERNS RUBBER For re-soleing golf or any108 words
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679 1941-09-05 2 BIG MERCHANT SHIPS PUT OUT OF ACTION Duce’s Destroyers Fire On Own Vessels Cairo, Sept. 4. 4 SUCCESSFUL attack by Fleet Air Arm aircraft on an A enemy convoy is recorded in an R.A.F. communique. It says the convoy consisted of th merchant ships with—Reuter - 679 words
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Article117 1941-09-05 2 -Reut<u ASSUR.4NCES VI I EK OVER SHIP f Simla, Sept. 4 The evacuation of British subjects who wish to leave Japan is expected to be arranged shortly on a reciprocal oasis with the Japanese Government. Japanese nationals '■'•ill be permitted tv leave. British territory on-Reut<u - 117 words
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Article84 1941-09-05 2 .—Reuter Traffic Disrupted I*or (hit 24 Hour* Shanghai. Sept. 1 Mx u twent ire reported j i. v» he. n <eri ush wounded vestercay ’hen fiv« cars of a freight train bound from Shanghai to Hangchou. overturned neat .Sungkiaiig alxint- 50 mil's south-wes. oi ohaneruu Tin Chiuest.—Reuter - 84 words
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35 1941-09-05 2 .—Rxuev London. September 4. An Air .Ministry communique. re* cording the R.A.F attack last night on the docks at Brest, adds that none of our aircraft is missing.—FbMlter.—Rxuev - 35 words
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Article158 1941-09-05 2 Reutei. ACHIEVE PEAK IN i PRODUCTION New York, Sept. 4 Four of America s topline de- j fence officials have joined in a special appeal to American Labour to unite to achieve peak production in munitions of war. A peak production, they say. would beReutei. - 158 words
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Article143 1941-09-05 2 —Re-oe- Japanese I roops Leave For Secn t Destination Canton. September 3. Japi.neat Quarters made the statement i that the Japanese Army has voluntarily i withdrawn from Fukien as operations havt been .successful!’ vomple’cd. Last night Jr.uanesf forces withdrew from Fooshing and this morning from Foo- i—Re-oe- - 143 words
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322 1941-09-05 2 Premier’s Pledge To Stand With Britain To The End London, September L “Canada s entry into the war was the deliberate decision of a free people. We placed ourselves freely at Britain’s side because Britain’s cause was the cause of world freedom and we—Reuter - 322 words
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526 1941-09-05 2 Counter-Attacks In Central Sector Succeed Moscow, September 4. The series of local Soviet counter-attacks are continuing successfully on the central sector of the front. The Germans are abandoning one position after another, but are offering bitter resistance and making much use of mortars andt.—Reuter - 526 words
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85 1941-09-05 2 me pieseni letters “Apn, Reuter. I Ti> emphasl» 'Jh'-""*' <■ and prestige, it k Sh)u Hi cided that the l on) deservices will be knoun A Rpb as Civil Defence uJ" vicu. Civil Ih-lenee Service. Chi' M e Itc Service andme pieseni letters “Apn, ■ Reuter. ” I - 85 words
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Article81 1941-09-05 2 —Reuter. 213 essuL Comply X’lice Jarman Washington, s™ The United States Navy De has issued a report on th M the Two-Ocean navy an*. 213 vessels of all classes han i completed since Januarv 1 1 keels laid for 436 others I In addition 249 craft of—Reuter. - 81 words
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Article35 1941-09-05 2 AC TIVITY AT TOBRUK "—Reuter. I iu‘iii\ Air Bonibinj Attacks A Midffie East communioue tea says: “Libya; at Tob.uk the e..asi -1 day. I our bombers. “In the fr <| flying inacnint-gui.l- casualties co '-Remer. I"—Reuter. - 35 words
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Article66 1941-09-05 2 —Reuter. ii.g-Commamlrr M Awarded Bar l*i IV] Conanander Dough Robert I der. who L now a prisoner o. r Germany, has been awarded a aj D.F.C. He won the D.S.O. in •-■J aircraft to his previous suc«R i addition i t- had probabi; de.-tnM other four and damaged—Reuter. - 66 words
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Article155 1941-09-05 2 Reuter. Waiting For Better News From Russian Front Zurich, Sept. 4. The speech which Hitler was expect- ed to make has now been postponed I till the end of September, according’ to the Vichy corespondent of the “Gazette de Lausanne.” The correspondent say’s that it is expectedReuter. - 155 words
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Article50 1941-09-05 2 Reuter Tens Of Thousands Safely Evacuated Tokyo, September 4. Tens of thousands of Japanese troops have been safely evacuated from the Foochow area, according to the Japanese Army spokesman quoted in a Canton despatch. Convoyed by Japanese warships, their transports are sailing for an undisclosed destination.Reuter - 50 words
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314 1941-09-05 2 INDIAN ARMY MASTER OF BLITZKRIEG All Strategic Centres I" l |all Held I n A Week Simla, September* One week ifter the outbreak of hostilities and Indian troops are firmly established in t ,k the country and they hold strategic centres munication which effectively thwart am au- <-■ announced here.314 words
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Advertisement78 1941-09-05 2 w W’ JltrriĕW Appetites gladly resbonJ to die mvigoiuting tonic properties of CHIVERS ©Hit <Sn(jlisil) MARMALADE MPTtAI lO*U JO THB ORCHARD M.CTOF.Y, HISTON. CA“BR!DGS. KNO. MWl—fiL i —ri K JWMNWaMBBSaHMMMBWMMMWWmnMmnnMHMHMMBMMr [Try also Chicet s’ Joins, Jellies. Canned Fruits and Vegetables. Agent*. SANDIIANDi BL’IIERY <x CO.. PENANG. t~~i n t* i—78 words
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1271 1941-09-05 3 Witnesses fell Sensational Story Al Inquiry I \li no. that he saw the accused in the act of throwing child through the window and that she dropped the child inside li house when she noticed him was given by a witness .it preliminary1,271 words
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733 1941-09-05 3 Charge Of Misappropriation Alor Star. Remarking that there was an element of doubt in the case, the Third Magistrate, Che Mohamed Zahir, gave the benefit of the doubt to Hamzah bin Yasin, a clerk employed in the General Post Office, Alor Star, and discharged733 words
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Article397 1941-09-05 3 SOCIAL PERSONAL West-bound surface mails despatched from Singapore on June 2S were delivered in London on Aug. 28. Mr. Charles Mann, a London director of Guthrie and Co., Ltd., has been appointed director of Cheviot Rubber and Labu (F.M.S.) Rubber in place of the late Col. Leather Mr. Wiliam Denis397 words
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Article153 1941-09-05 3 In the Penang Third Court before Mr. Lim Koon Teck yesterday Ching Chin Chai had two charges against him. The first charge was that he used criminal force on a police constable in the execution oi his duty at Brick Kiln Road on Sept. 3153 words
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Advertisement100 1941-09-05 3 Lose Fot Secret Melted Dsseevered Sv Kelly weed Cinema Stars X»w Obtainable at Chemists A safe, secret method of reducing uglv fat has been discovered by a California physician in prescribing to the famous Cinema Stars of Hollywood. This discovery, called Formode, quickly and safelv dissolves ugly fat—s pounds a100 words
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Miscellaneous47 1941-09-05 3 }*> TT V 3 SHOWS TODAY y At 3 6.15 9-30 p.m. ~.t Eveiything Bette Davis Has Ever ■'Done EVEN “THE LETTER” i 1 1 p Utile W.twn Me D«»«l SF®P®sf£ ■Kg? <-.'cr> j Fi>Mi M» c,<»t i.oiv; wIWQKS&t rj-IORTED BY LATEST RATHE GAZETTE AND BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS.47 words
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Miscellaneous70 1941-09-05 3 MAJESTIC 3 SHOWS TODAY 3. 6.30 9.30 P.M. AN OUTSTANDING CHINESE PRODUCTION ONE OF THE FINEST CHINESE PICTURES OF THE YEAR C h arm in g Daughter* WITH A SUPERB CAST. THRILLS DRAMA PATHOS l\ext Change Return Screening of Republic's ihrilling Adventure Serial The Whole Serial of "THE LONE RANGER70 words
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Miscellaneous122 1941-09-05 3 I’HE NEW WORLD FRIDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, 1941. CHENG LIN CANTONESE OPERA TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. “WU TIP TAI WONG” Last Part. With Sng Cheong Mun, Loh Pun Chiew GBAND NOOBAN OPEBA TO-NIGHT A’T 9 P.M. “ZULMI IZIAM" Seats Adults: 60. 40, 20 A 10 cts. Cliildren 25, 20, 10 A122 words
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Miscellaneous139 1941-09-05 3 D O InW QjR-conpi t ipr^e p THREE SHOWS TO-DAY JANE AUSTEN S Romantic Comedy is the Screen s Laugh Riot of the Year! BACHELORS! BEWARE OF THE FIVE BENNET BEAUTIES, ALL HLMLNG FOR HUSBANDS’ SZTJ r/ MR CHI PS’ wi FE p Tm- IS IN LOVE WITH REBECCA’S HUSBAND!139 words
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Miscellaneous300 1941-09-05 3 3 SHOWS TODAY At 3 p.m., 6.15 and 9.30 p.m. TOMORROW 4 SHOWS AT 1.15 P.M,, 3.30. 6.15 AND 9.30 PJH. Paramount's Greatest Aviation Classic Ever Filmed T WANTED WINGS” Starring Ray MilLmd Milliam Holden Waj ne Morris Brian Donlevy. A Paramount Picture Also the Latest! British Paramount News w'tli300 words
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Article471 1941-09-05 4 FX his broadcast from Singapore 9 on Wednesday night, His Excellency the Governor spoke with characteristic frankness of the Japanese threat to Malaya. She is “steadily coming nearer”, he said, and this, the third year ol the war, is likely to prove the critical one for471 words
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Article131 1941-09-05 4 QUEEN’S CINEMA; “I Wanted Wings” with Ray Milland and Constance Moore. 3, 6.15 and 9.30 p.m. HEX CINEMA: Bette Davis in "The Great Lie” with George Brent and Mary Astor. 3, 6.15 and 9.30 p.m. WINDSOR CINEMA: "Bhakta Chetha” (Tamil talkie). 6.00 and 9.15 p.m. MAJESTIC CINEMA:131 words
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Article197 1941-09-05 4 ’—B.O.W. M. Herriot’s Protest Against Policy Rugby, Sept. 4. The unflinching opposition to the men of Vichy of the French people is illustrated by an article in an American magazine written by M. Herriot, who besides being Mayor of Lyons for 35 years, has been’—B.O.W. - 197 words
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Article119 1941-09-05 4 —8.0. W. Remarkable Progress Made Rugby, September 4 Reports received in London show that a welcome addition to wartime Empire supplies is the remarkable progress in the linen flax industry in New Zealand. Before the war no linen flax was grown in the Dominion, but—8.0. W. - 119 words
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Article111 1941-09-05 4 (To the Editor, “Pinang Gazette”). Sir, The Cambridge detailed results came barely two months ago. It is now already September and only a short time remains before the next School Certificate examination. I do not know if any new arrangements have been made but if the examination111 words
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Article94 1941-09-05 4 (To the Editor, “Pinang Gazette”). Sir, I was a wry interested spectator of the sale of flowers yesterday and it seems to me that the sellers Chinese girls and boys deserve public appreciation for their efforts on behalf of the Lord Mayor’s Air Raid Distress Relief.94 words
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Article325 1941-09-05 4 A.R.P. In Province rpHOSE of us who have been thinking that Province Wellesley is just a tag to Penang will have to revise our views now —at least where A.R.P. is concerned. It was a most pleasant surprise to learn that the distinction of being the first325 words
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Article707 1941-09-05 4 Friday, Sept. 5. jyjOST complete reserve on the progress of the fighting on the Eastern F ront which continues to be maintained by German and Soviet communiques cannot hide crystallisation of the situation in three directions. TN the first place, Marshal Mannerheim’s announcement that707 words
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Advertisement31 1941-09-05 4 .E aS* »9 TINJOW BLMiTtMIUM' For your convenience send your tyro to our Sales Depot, 11 Light Street Penang, Phone 4121. ''E E E Pj,r 1 ro r. ik> '-< e«rwi« »»M31 words
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792 1941-09-05 5 EXERCISES in daylight and after dark ON SEPT. 15 AND 16 I it was officially announced yesterday that Passive I Defence exercises will take place throughout Malaya on I September 15 and 16. Ihe Exercises will be intensive and I provide a further test792 words
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Article99 1941-09-05 5 JEWELS WORTH $6OO LOST A Chinese residence Ln Bishop Street is reported to have been burgled in the early hours of this morning, when jewellery amounting to more than $6OO was stolen. Entry into the premises was affected by scaling the wall at the rear of99 words
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147 1941-09-05 5 Sentence On Accused Deferred Butterworth. “I was asked by a Chinese and a Tamil to distribute the pamphlets for which they paid me SI. I did not know what the contents were and I pray that my case may be treated as lightly as possible.” So said147 words
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219 1941-09-05 5 INCAPABLE OF ACTION IN AREA Insufficient Strength; No New Developments Saigon, September 4. 'T'HE Governor-General arrived in Saigon after a tour of Cambodia. No new political developments are expected momentarily and with the departure of General Sumita to Japan, the latest phase of.—Reuter. - 219 words
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400 1941-09-05 5 I urtlier contributions were received yesterday for the War Fund in memory of Dr. Bruce Cross. The North Malayan total is now $1. »40,028.44, made up of Penang $979,414.59 and Perak $560,613.85. Previously acknowledged $979.291.76 In memory of Dr. Bruce400 words
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62 1941-09-05 5 Sunday having been proclaimed a Day of National Prayer, a special Service of Intercession will be held in St. George’s Church at 10 o’clock. At this Service there will be detachments of Navy, Military and S.S.V.F. The other Services will be as usual62 words
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Article65 1941-09-05 5 Headquarters In Downing Street The Medical Auxiliary Service Headquarters will be stationed at the Food Control Office (opposite the General Post Office) Downing Street, Penang. Telephone No: 4288 9, as from Sept. 6, 1941. The minimum age for membership to the M.A.S. is 18. In cases of65 words
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Article150 1941-09-05 5 A fatal accident occurred at Macalister Road, a short distance from the junction with Anson Road yesterday, when an elderly Chinese pedestrian died after being involved in an accident with a motor-cyclist. The injured man, whose name was given as Fong Peng Teng, aged 69 years,150 words
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194 1941-09-05 5 The Colony’s compulsory fire-watch-ing and fire-prevention schemes are ready. Regulations, published in a supplement to the Government Gazette, place the onus on landlords and occupiers of business premises and houses in specified areas to ensure adequate fire w-atching and fighting arrangements. The occupiers of several premises in194 words
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Article15 1941-09-05 5 In memory of Lt./Comnid. Derrick from Mr. Mrs. R. H. Wilson $lO.OO15 words
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311 1941-09-05 5 ALLEGATION THAT COUPONS IN HAND DID NOT COVER SALE SINGAPORE. THE FIRST MENTION OF A CHARGE UNDER THE DEFENCE REGULATIONS (CONTROL OF PETROL) ORDER. 1941. WAS MADE BEFORE MR. K. K. OON IN THE SINGAPORE FIFTH COURT ON WEDNESDAY. Appearing as counsel on behalf of311 words
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Article166 1941-09-05 5 Proceeds H ill Swell IVar Fund The Malayan Handicrafts Co., 27, Java St., Kuala Lumpur, who have forwarded a cheque to the F.M.S. War Fund for $429.25, representing the nett proceeds realised from local sale only of Victory car badges and brooches, have now manufactured "V” bicycle166 words
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Article244 1941-09-05 5 DRIVE BY KEDAH CHINESE Alor Star. Responding to the appeal to contribute to the "Buy a Bomber” Fund started by Singapore, the Kedah Chinese under the leadership of Mr. Tan Eng Soo, Chairman of the Kedah China Distress Relief Fund, have made a big drive244 words
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Article243 1941-09-05 5 RISING COST OF LIVING "Although an obedient race, I wonder how long more Japan’s civilian population will stand up to the hardships caused not only by the continually rising cost of living, but also by the shortage of .many things,” said Mr. James Mullard, a243 words
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Article47 1941-09-05 5 THE TOTAL, OF THE I.S.P. FIGHTER FUND YESTERDAY WAS $334)81. AN I.S.P. MEMBER HAS KINDLY OFFERED TO MAKE UP ANY BALANCE OF THE $45,000 (THE AMOUNT AIMED AT) IF, AT THE TIME THE APPEAL CLOSES ON SEPT. 30, THE TOTAL HAS REACHED OVER $44,000.47 words
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Advertisement188 1941-09-05 5 [3 u-// take,** /oLDFASHIONtD MFtgjftEß WgCAT/FE 3 Ti me marches on. Methods of travel change. Also medicines. Now we don’t have to take nascy-tasting oils, inconvenient h-erbal brews and griping purgatives. Medical science gives us LAXOBAC —the modern chocolate laxative. Laxobac tastes just like chocolate because it is chocolate. Yet188 words
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Article1296 1941-09-05 6 SELF-CONTAINED IN ESSENTIAL NEEDS Defences Thoroughly Reorganised By Voroshilov Moscow, September 4. (By Alexander Werth, Reuter’s special correspondent in Moscow). Leningrad’s defences have been so thoroughly organised by Marshal Voroshilov that they should immobilise large German forces for many months. There is no basisr.—Reuter. - 1,296 words
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Article324 1941-09-05 6 —Reuter. Vivid Picture Of New Railway Rangoon, Sept. 4. An iron link between Burma and China was how the Deputy Leader of the Chinese Goodwill Mission, Mr. Tseng Yang-fu described the new Burma-Yun-nan railway at a Rotary dinner on Wednesday night. Drawing a vivid—Reuter. - 324 words
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43 1941-09-05 6 .—Reuter. Canberra, September 3 'I lie War Minister. Mr. Spender, announced the sending of an official Australian war correspondent to Malaya, also an official Australian artist to depict the life of the men of the Australian Imperial Force.—Reuter..—Reuter. - 43 words
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Article41 1941-09-05 6 .—Reuter. London, Sept. 1. During the night very few enemy aircraft flew over this country. Bombs were dropped at points in North-East England, causing no casualties and only very slight damage,” states this morning’s Air Ministry communique.—Reuter..—Reuter. - 41 words
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Article104 1941-09-05 6 q-.jA-, Yesterdays Close Prev ously LONDON; “Forward” i256 £256 5 SINGAPORE: X 259. 5 £259.5.0. Busmess done 5137 50 PEN ANG *****0 $137.50 RUBBER: LON DON Forward” 13 s|Bd, 13 sjBd Tune 13 s J Bd 13 s|Bd. Business very small Steady SINGAPORE PENANG 38 58c 38 s;Bc104 words
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517 1941-09-05 6 —Reuter. No Fresh Alarms In Far East London, Sept. 4. The situation In tiie F’ar East and tiie Pacific and the argument that appeasement in the Far East as well as in Europe is dead, is the theme of leading articles jn the Daily Telegraph—Reuter. - 517 words
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46 1941-09-05 6 —Reuter. First Reading In House Of Representatives Wellington, September 3. A Government Bill abolishing death sentence for murder and substituting life imprisonment, and also abolishing flogging has been read the first time in the New Zealand House of Representatives. —Reuter.—Reuter. - 46 words
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Article51 1941-09-05 6 —Reuter. Tokyo, September 3. The Japanese Finance Ministry is to exempt the Imperial Petroleum Company from the payment of Corporation and Business Taxes as from tomorrow, it is learned here. This company was recently organised to serve as a control organ embracing the oil industry throughout—Reuter. - 51 words
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Article19 1941-09-05 6 —Reuter. London, Sept. 4. R.A.F. bombers on Wednesday night attacked docks at Brest.—Reuter.•—Reuter. - 19 words
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Article447 1941-09-05 6 Issued by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association (Peir and Ipoh sections) at noon sth September. 194 Buyers SeUers Ampat Tui 2 6 5/0 Austral Amal 7/4J 7/7ic £1 Austral Malay 35/0 36/oex 5/0 Ayer Hitam 18/0 19/0 $1 Ayer Weng -70 £1 Bangrin Tin 13/0 14/0 $1 Batu Selangor L4O447 words
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Article232 1941-09-05 6 Issue Buyers Sellers I Allenby 1.07 J 1.12 4 Alor Gajah .75 .80 Amal Malay 1.624 1.67|c Ayer Hitam .85 .90 Ayer Molefr 1.15 1.20 Ayer Panas 1.05 I.loc Byssett .40 .424 Batu Lintang 1.10 1.15 j Bedford .924 .97J Benta .974 1.02 4 Borelli 1.35 1.40 i Broga232 words
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Article329 1941-09-05 6 issue Buyers Sellers A£l Austral N.Z. Ord. 22/0 23/0 $2 Alex. Brick Ord 1.724 1.774 $2 Alex. Brick 74% Pref 2.074 2.124 $5 B. M. T. 7 50 7.75 £5 Chartered Bank £9 £9j £1 Con. T. S. Ord 18/O 16/6 £1 Con. T. S. 7% Pref 19/9 20/6329 words
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Article154 1941-09-05 6 LIST OF CURREN J I>lv > 1 MINING Dividend 15.9. H Austral Amal ’<d. and 14 Bonus J Hong Fatt 8% 3rd Int gti.8.41 -1 Ipoh Tin 3/- int. K/,9.41 1 Kundang 10% 3.9.41 J Mambaus 124% 1 Raub Gold 3d. 2nd Int. J Talams 5%154 words
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Advertisement186 1941-09-05 6 BANKS u— j?"""—■ 1 i—- SAVINGS 'stfzfy fyou to dollar saved Is an extra dollar earned. A Savings Account is the best inducement to save. To have a Savings Account and to see this acceunt grow from time to time Is to be a contented person. A Savings Account may186 words
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686 1941-09-05 7 Experience Of Free French Representative KIDNAPPED in Shanghai in April by Vichy authorities, detained in a Saigon prison for four months, court*mar* tialled 10 days ago and sentenced to six months’ imprisonment sentence which was suspended—for “assisting indirectly in the desertions of French sailors,”686 words
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222 1941-09-05 7 Nazis Made Ridiculous By “Ghost” Interrupter London, Sept. 2. 1 1 German Radio cannot lay its "ghost,” despite elaborate jamming tactics, including a non-stop musical accompaniment and a shrill whistle. Thursday night’s 9 o’clock news from the Deutschlandsender station had to be held up222 words
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Article155 1941-09-05 7 A.TR. NORMAN FISHER, who filmed the British naval bombardment of Tripoli and Bardia from a warship and watched the evacuation of British and Australian troops from Crete while Stukas dive-bombed the vessel he was in, has arrived in Singapore from Egypt. Mr. Fisher works for British Movietone155 words
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Article206 1941-09-05 7 London. The sky was grey and the wind blew chill. And there he stood, an ex-soldier, begging in the gutter, shivering in threadbare clothes. In the very shadow of the office of Sir Walter Womersley, Minister of Pensions, he stood, and many showed their206 words
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272 1941-09-05 7 Genna» Soldiers Who Have Never Read Books London, Sept. 3. Hitler boasted in 1939 that more had been done for culture in Gerjumy in six years than had been achieved in England in 100 years. The following extract from an article in the Russian journal272 words
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212 1941-09-05 7 London. MACLAREN, tough and buculcDt-looklng» was a big b> the underworld of the United strife. ten years in the State Peniin Virginia for housebreaking P «Teeny and has convictions dating k IOISI7 P escaped from the State Penitenfor that another year was P" to212 words
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Article767 1941-09-05 7 Simla, Sept. 2. THE English Commercial Corporation, Ltd., wJiich has its headquarters in the United Kingdom under the chairmanship of Viscount Swinton, is in future to have a repre-sentative in India. Mr. C. W. Miles, whose duty will be to maintain contact with the Supply Department of767 words
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Article165 1941-09-05 7 A NNE WEATHERALL, a blonde German girl of 22, is regarded by the police as "dangerous.” She was given a three months’ sentence at West London for shoplifting. The magistrate said she would be recommended for deportation. Legally, one can only be deported to one’s165 words
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151 1941-09-05 7 i The Australian Minister for Educa- tion, Mr. H. V. Evatt, said recently I that he did not propose to enter into a controversy with the president of the Teachers’ Federation, Mr. A. Mci Guinness, wffio had complained that the Minister had not consulted him151 words
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Article588 1941-09-05 7 Melbourne, Sept. 3. rPHERE is now a steady flow of airmen from Australia to overseas posts, thus relieving members of the R.A.A.F. who have had active service and are returning to take up positions in Australia, states the Minister for the Air (Mr McEwen). Australian News Cable588 words
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Advertisement136 1941-09-05 7 Be sure yi>i< ye» A£«p»o »•'*> red, yeitax 'fit \,/l>«nd btack uo* lit.proved !n “ppearance buttiie o<it- J "1 standing rued'Cinal ompe<-tl3». A/; wili relieve you of the /7 -s -V torment of prickly heat. Use it at f Y JQ 9 Sl I} ot irritation and you’D j obtain136 words
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Miscellaneous9 1941-09-05 7 Ml in a Days Work- br Si <* /MMp' k9 words
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Miscellaneous31 1941-09-05 7 j What a War !“> J "Nd <.. A t I ich can t stop to play Blitz. He s got to get the J Battle of Hastings right bv to mor rote.31 words
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Article141 1941-09-05 8 •‘’Kicked In The Abdomen’* Stated to have attacked a Medical College girl student in College Road on Monday afternoon, Salleh bin Samat, an 18-year-old Javanese, was refused bail when he appeared in the Singapore Fifth Court the next day. Salleh was- alleged to have caused grievous141 words
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Article162 1941-09-05 8 Deterrent Effect Ol Sentences 'Die heavy sentences passed a week ago by the Singapore Third Magistrate. Mr. W. D. Carew, on three wc-men for soliciting fcr immoral purposes in a public place near the Anzac Club had already had a deterrent effect on the "riesha parade162 words
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Article238 1941-09-05 8 More Drastic Penalties Urged Mure drastic penalties to prevent profiteering were urged by the Acting Commonwealth Prices Commissioner. Mr. M. E. McCarthy, in evidence recently before the War Profits Committee, says a message from Canberra. Mr. McCarthy said that war-time profiteering was not yet regarded as a238 words
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938 1941-09-05 8 SOME oi die toughest pilots the. war has yet produced IwinA u«er day dy through the war tone wMtout celebrated their first anniversary the other week. y nHnis keep open Britain’s last lung with the Continent. They the pilots never fight (writes Noel938 words
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Article131 1941-09-05 8 Chinese Fined For Offence For oinuggling into Singapore 476 Bali head carvings and curios valued a S4(jo, the importation of which is prohibited under the Emergency Power Ordinance, Kwang Peck Foo was fined 600, or one month’s simple Imprriomnent in the Singapore second court. passing sentence, Mr.131 words
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Article224 1941-09-05 8 rpHIS is the story of a 6hl x man ship, that tried uth British Navy It is the story, too, of a G(1 boasted too soon. w hs The name of th to ship 53 The man who boasted is L e Capt. Friedrich Brinkmann Flashback224 words
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Article252 1941-09-05 8 FRIDAY, STH SEPTEMBER 1941. >■ Postage batesi fiw i I letter» Poktoartte Superscriptior. feMgrta'l per each Rtf INTERNAL MALAYAN SERVICE I rr TMmniir Wearne's Aii Sept o(H Isteswor. W Service 1 p.m. IS.«J AFRICA 4 I AUdcsetoon. l( .H 8.0.A.C amebkm I ’j' I.W .T? Pic Amenea» >252 words
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Advertisement38 1941-09-05 8 NO HOME IS COMPLETE iTUOl 1 G»OD CUTLERY H Ul A Fine and Al Varied Selection ;.(g 81-VW 0 f Distinctive rb;it villi Cutlery from i i €utien Hi-- Majesty. Hb P. H. HENDRL I JTEWEJLEK K. Lumpur.38 words
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Miscellaneous1570 1941-09-05 8 B j tIJI I vr SHOR 1 WAX E bl Al lONS IU-UA I broadcasting L> L> News In English L>- L>. V. B B C. TTom 6.LU to 11 »0 pm. on (Local Tunes) GhV 17.81 m/cs (1684 mJ 7.20 a.m. GSF 15.14 m.cs '.19-81 mJ 8.20 a.m. YZ,1,570 words
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Miscellaneous830 1941-09-05 8 TO-MORROW i B. B. C. I'lvm 6.10 Cu 11.50 p.rn. Ull. GSV 17.81 m/cs (16.84 m.; GS Tn 15.14 m/cs (19.81 mJ GSD 11.75 m/cs <25.53 m.) I y-'i 6.15 News. 6.30 Listening Post—An oil German propaganda 6.35 War Commentary. 6.45 french News. 7.00 Feature: Journey to the Western Isles.830 words
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Miscellaneous190 1941-09-05 8 PENANG ZHJ 6.08 mc/s <49.3 in.; P.M. 5.30 Chinese Programme 5.55 News in Hokkien Cantc>xu>e 6.20 B B.C. News (Rebroadcast) 6.35 8.8 C. Talk (Rebroadcast) 650 Indian Programme 7.05 News in Tamil 7.20 News in Thai 7.35 Malay Programme 8.05 News in Malay. 8.20 8.8. C. News (RebruadcasU 8.50 8.8.190 words
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282 1941-09-05 9 Chungking, September 5. ave completely occupied the city of Foochow, province of Fukien which, for several years, has 11 ie. and military Japanese stronghold. Foochow is (UTOa's the narrow straits from the Japanese-owned ttC.v .—R4‘uteT. '‘ports here, Chinese US Bai died in early on.—R4‘uteT. - 282 words
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Article194 1941-09-05 9 Indian Association Fixtures Indian Association vs Immigration Dept, on the Esplanade on Saturday, Sept. 6 at 5.15 p.m. 1.A.: Abdul Karim: C. L. Sur and Makand Singh; Kernail Singh 11. Tagar Singh and J. Joshua; R. S. Maniam, Sardul Singh, Hari Singh, Bhagat Singh and R. S. Gopal. Immigration194 words
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288 1941-09-05 9 —8.0. W ‘'iffby, September 4. lit Miniu tn 'i t s sptMM-h yester';|"l'<l generally by L M heartening* tonic L t hit- third year of L d given that the re |j l 1 lo Britain at the hlinl l”*ssibility of an—8.0. W - 288 words
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272 1941-09-05 9 Defence Line RUSSIANS LAUNCHING COUNTER-ATTACKS Stockholm, Sept. 4. An unconfirmed report that the army of Marshal Ritter Von Leei? has contacted the Soviet defence line between ten and twelve miles west and south of Leningrad was telegraphed today by the correspondent of “Svenska Dagbladet.”—Reuter. - 272 words
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Article173 1941-09-05 9 The draw for the Sydney Cup is as follows: D./A. Coupar v R. W. Cowen A. L. Sanderson v Rhys Williams G. Aste v W. G. S. Wilson J. C. Nauen v J. R. Bennett W. J. Sutherland v R. J. Hutton J. P de C.173 words
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Article50 1941-09-05 9 P.S.C. vs Ah R.A.l’. Team At Western Road at 5.15 pan. today. P.S.C.: A. N. Other; W. G. S. Wilson, R. J. S. Franks: W. G. Colebeck. D. McIntosh, R. Laird: J. Wilson, J. F. Keav. H. S. Thomas, W. Rintoul, G. H. Conaghan. sßeferee: Mr. A. T. Aird.50 words
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Article75 1941-09-05 9 In a friendly table-tennis match playea on Wednesday, the Silver Lining TableTennis Team defeated the Tan Si Union at the latter’s premises by 5 games to nil. Results (S.L. players mentioned first): Teh Ah Bah beat Bian Leong 3—l; C. H. Lymn beat Kim Beng 3—o; Chuah Guan Lee75 words
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Article123 1941-09-05 9 U.S, Tennis .—Reuter. Forest Hill, Sept. 4, Don McNeill; the American tennis champion, reached the semi-final in this year’s title event beating Sabin 6—3, 7—5, 3 —6, 6—3, while Frank Kovacs, indoor champion who was fancied to succeed McNeill, entered the semi-final beating Jack Kramer 6—4..—Reuter. - 123 words
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Article54 1941-09-05 9 COW GATE CUP SOCCER FINAL O.X.A. vs C.R.C. "B" On the Westlands ground today at 5.20 p.m. O X.A. Aw Heng Thuan; Lim Cheng Hoe, Tung Ghim Huat; C. Danker, A. Muthu, Tung Sin Huat; Cheah Boh Eye, Sydney D’orville, Jan Reigenbeig, Joseph Read and A. Ramasamy. Reserves: N. Danker54 words
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Article480 1941-09-05 9 —Reuter 12,410,000 Tons Bv End Of 1943 Washington, Sept. 4. The United States’ shipping program- i me is ahead of schedule, according to Rear-Admiral Emory Land, Chairman of the Maritime Commission, at a press conference yesterday. He predicted that new ships, totalling about 12,410,000 tons—Reuter - 480 words
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Article76 1941-09-05 9 —8.0. W. Last Y ar*s Record Carrythrr Exceeded Rugby, Sept. 4. The Domini n Bureau of Statistics at Ottawa estimates that the total carry over of Canadian wheat in all Canadian and U.S. positions at July 31, 1941. amounted to 480.083.691 bushels. The total is bv far the—8.0. W. - 76 words
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Article23 1941-09-05 9 —Reuter. Seattle, September 4 The Soviet military mission to the United States landed at Sitka from Koiak yesterday. —Reuter.■.—Reuter. - 23 words
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58 1941-09-05 9 Ipoh. The following will represent the Ipoa and District Football League against r he Tapping League in the annual match for the Veer Singh Cup. The game will be played at Taiping on Sunday. Tat Choo; Chiang Hoe, Anthony;. Aris, Wen Poh, Ritchie;58 words
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531 1941-09-05 9 r J' I HE Penang Fortress Football Association, Senior League Champions, were eliminated by the Indian Recreation Club when they went down by the odd goal in five in a P.F.A. Cup-re[ lay on the Western Road ground yesterday. There were531 words
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Advertisement65 1941-09-05 9 K mtieanicr sailings in September I o r I nited States of I America L lull particular» apply Io I si VIE, DARBY <v uO. LTD. ’.MIRIGAN PRESIDENT LINES, LID.. Del*' M I B-aeh Street Telephone H’-Jt—S. |BURNSPHU?P I LINE H (incorporated i.w Australia) H ha p.iriicolar* regarding Freight, Passage,65 words
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Advertisement80 1941-09-05 9 f 11 1 I TYe' s BsJF p TOOTH PASTE k win, irhjm Of all Tooth Pastes and Powders OtftCAD* Hl ONLY PEPSODENT CONTAINS IRIUM to reveal natural brilliance of teeth. This famous scientific ingredient in Pepsodent Tooth Paste and Tooth Powder ’C’has double-quick action—it speedily removes ugly Surface-Stains 'i;80 words
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426 1941-09-05 10 Scottish Rifle And Mystic Music The Dangers (By Tic-Tac) A very excellent field has been brought together for the Blue Riband of the Malayan Turf at Singapore tomorrow when 9 runners will face the starter. Kai I ere, alone, has been scratched. “Mt.426 words
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Article1180 1941-09-05 10 Acceptances For Tomorrow RACE 1—2.15 p.m. Horses —Class I—Div.1 —Div. 2 —l| Miles j 0 0 0 LOVER'S FATE 9.00 “Mr. Eddie” Van Breukelen 0 0 t RUMINATION W 8.13 Mrs. s N Yeap van Breukelen 12 4 0 YULE CALL 5y 8.07 Mr. Alan Loke1,180 words
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Article181 1941-09-05 10 Cimon Lover's Fate Move Well RAIN AT BUKIT TIMAH (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Today. rpHREE of the Gold Cup candidates, Mystic Music, Depot r and Cimon, were exercised at Bukit Timah this morning in preparation for tomorrow’s big race. Mystic Music and Depot were given easy work over two,181 words
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Article98 1941-09-05 10 Mixed Foursomes Stroke Competition The Monthly Mixed Foursomes Stroke Competition was played yesterday and resulted in a wm for Mrs. Cheah Wat Hun A. Rahman. The following cards were returned:— Mrs. Cheah Wat Hun A. Rahman 47 less 12 —35 Mr. Mrs. M. W. Hunt 4698 words
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Article143 1941-09-05 10 —Reuter Owen I udor Regains Fav ouritisni London. September 4. Owen Tudor, the Derby winner, regained favouritism for the St. Leger at the betting call-over, finishing 6 to 1 thougn there was little money for him. Mazarin and Chateau Larose were both backed to win good sums—Reuter - 143 words
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Article166 1941-09-05 10 Penang, Thursday. Conditions in the Share market showed little change from yesterday and a good investment demand in rubbers was noticeable although business was again on a small scale. Hong Fatts, Jelebus. Kuchais, Mambaus and Ulu Klangs have buyers at current prices while Rantaus and Taipings were166 words
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Article46 1941-09-05 10 FRIDAY, SERI’EMBER 5. TIN: Penang $136.87 J Singapore $136.871 RUBBER: Penang Spot 38 5/8c Singapore Spot 38 5/8c COPRA: Sundriod $2.95 buyers Black Pepper Nominal TAPIOCA: Medium $10.25 sellers Fair Seed $9.50 sellers RICE: Rangoon Parboiled No. 1. $10.36 Rangoon Parboiled No. 2 9.9446 words
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Article55 1941-09-05 10 RACE J: RUMINATION YULE CALL RACE 2: IRISH JIG PHARAOH'S FOLLY RACE 3: EDNA STAR NEWZY RACE 4: CONTANGO DISTINGUISHED RACE 5: HONEY MOON LINED UP RACE 6: THE SIRDAR FLYING SCOTSMAN RACE 7: MYSTIC MUSIC SCOTTISH RIFLE RACE 8: MEASURE ALANDA RACE 9: CROSSBOW KALO Best55 words
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Article80 1941-09-05 10 Practice For Sports Club A practice match will be held on Saturday, Sept. 6 at the Sports Club, Western Road at 5.15 p.m. Teams will be as follows and players are requested to bring a white and a coloured jersey: A TEAM B- TEAM KEAY I’ASS SEWARD CONAGHAN BARRY80 words
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Article128 1941-09-05 10 Labourer Dies Of Injuries While engaged in loading bales of rubber in a steamer in harbour in the early hours of yesterday morning, an Indian labourer was fatally injured as a result of having been struck by one of the bales. The man. Kuppu. aged128 words
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Article94 1941-09-05 10 .Motor I’akilitv At Jaiping H Taiping. A young Indian soldier was and nine others in a military were injured in a .d.eeking the junction of Station Read dwettmiham R day (Thursday, morning. The oveiturned Station R.:-« One of the injured, also a di an soldier94 words
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Article512 1941-09-05 10 Description Of Gold Cup Race TRANSMITTERS ZHL 225 metres 133 kies ZHPI 30.96 metres 9.69 ni cs ZHP2 48.58 metres 6.175 m|cs 6.4 c a.m. —Opening Announcements in French. 6.45 News in French relayed from London. 7.00 News Commentary in French. 7.15 Singapore Calling. Orchestra Mascotte512 words
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Article167 1941-09-05 10 Keen Demand For Standard Street Penang, Sept Conditions remain the same as® tioned in our last report, the Mi®® and Rubber Reserve Co.'s linuB maining unchanged. Only business passed during the week. At cur Auction today demand Standard Shr tt '•as much kee !e lots selling a167 words
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Article18 1941-09-05 10 R UBBER EXPORT REBBER E*r Estimated t <i -‘it jan Malaya, Brunei J11 500 toi* month of August,18 words
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Article25 1941-09-05 10 KIM A i''1 > The output ot Ai. ing the month o- J under:— 452 P'l Output I Hours run I Yardage _2-25 words
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Advertisement193 1941-09-05 10 i I A.R.P. PENANG P. W. I SUPPLY 01' STEEL HELMETS FOR FIRE-FIGHTING I SQUADS ETC. OF BUSINESS HOUSES I I The Department of Supply Malaya, has undertaken to collate the demands of business houses and to place an order from Hongkong, by telegram, for the total number required. I193 words
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Advertisement112 1941-09-05 10 Wfatt, Phone 1477 i47«“ P» I «Utet TrT" 1 ?r 5fi| XT I Deliver a?.* I I *3 laitfiiy <q «0 f M M I i quarterly 7 3 *3 00 u I I *1'If-Yearly uj ®0C I 7early <j ij I 8 OA gg> 4 I ea? I Quarterly112 words
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