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Title Section20 1941-09-01 1 LATE SINGAPORE EDITION The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO 16,401. KSTU 1835. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1941. 5 CENTS20 words
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Article861 1941-09-01 1 Big Enemy Bid To Cross River Smashed BERLIN RADIO ON DIFFICULTIES ON WAY TO LENINGRAD Ol^ondon, Aug. 31. N the 71st dav of the war on the Eastern Front all the German High Command can claim is the Finnish success at Yiborg (Viipuri) and Finnish advancesReuter - 861 words
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Article152 1941-09-01 1 mVyV POSITION HAS IMPROVED p clall> versary Goush. ntatar, re- Britain's ■he p ist baUengc in the t«O] MS extreme- nonnouslj it has still i ;hini WD *-..r bg blfl the •.lumbers. dement d -..i.: bm mnnicatlona in DM ci'_n;.- force Q rgnporarily last If .••ci152 words
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Article40 1941-09-01 1 London, Aug. 31. rK Premier of Burma. U Saw, will shortly vLslt BriUiii. He will convey personally to the Government and people of Britain a message of goodwill from the Government and people of Burma.40 words
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92 1941-09-01 1 Australian Envoy To Singapore Is Named Sydney, Auj;. 31. IMF. Australian Government is to have a representative in Singapore, with authority in political, commercial and administrative matters. He will be Mr. V. T. Bowriea, at present Commonwealth Trade Commissioner to China, stationed in Shanghai Sir Frederick Stuart, Australian Minister forReuter - 92 words
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Article309 1941-09-01 1 POSSIBLE PROVISION IN PEACE TERMS Simla, Aur. 31. A PROVISION that the Iranian Government should facilitate the transit ot supplies and war material t&rresb Ir.Ti to Russia will, according to well-informed circles here, form part of the basis of the terms which will probablyReuter - 309 words
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Article60 1941-09-01 1 London, \ug. 31. fiIHKRE *a.s great air activity over the 1 Channel to-day. Reports by observers on the coast say that squadrons of Hun-loans and Spitfires have been crossing and rernisaing the Channel almost incessantly since dawn, and explosions hare been heard from the other side of theReuter - 60 words
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194 1941-09-01 1 Bangkok. Aug. 31- > ••ABSOLUTELY devoid of truth" is! A how a Thai Government communique dismisses a Japanese newspaper allegation that the British and American Ministers in Bangkok, through a high Thai Government official threatened economic pressure; against Thailand unless she ceased trade relations withReuter - 194 words
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198 1941-09-01 1 AXIS SHIPPING HARASSED IN MEDITERRANEAN London. Aug. M. CUBMARINES of the Mediterranean fleet continue to harass the enemy, states an official Admiralty communique issued this morning. On the afternoon of Aug. 24, it states, a squadron of three Italian six-inch #un cruisers was sighted a*Reuter - 198 words
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Article189 1941-09-01 1 London, Aug. 31. A VICHY report says that Laval, French Quisling who was shot at Versailles or Wednesday, has developed bronchitis with a rise in temperature and inflammation cf the langs. An operation to extricate the bullet near his heart is therefore impossible at the moment.Reuter - 189 words
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Article25 1941-09-01 1 London, Aug. 31. IN Vichy to-day, the French Legion celebatod the first anniversary of its formation by Marshal Petain after the collapse of Prance.- ReuterReuter - 25 words
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315 1941-09-01 1 Nazi Feeler On Japan-U.S. Parleys Tokio. Aug. 31 "MUCH too premature." fu the ifl comment by Japanese Government circles on a Berlin broadcast report that an agreement had been reached between the United States and Japan, says Reuter. It was also impossible to obtain uny confirmation of the repor;. Pri^utpj^315 words
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Advertisement9 1941-09-01 1 (Other cables in Pages 2 5, 7 and 8)9 words
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Advertisement9 1941-09-01 1 (Array observer's description of operations in Iran— Par* FIVE)9 words
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Advertisement73 1941-09-01 1 PIG and SHARK S-K-l-N-S IDEAL FOR SUITS COSTUMES IN STRIKING SHADES WHITS VISIT EARLY." sea View HOTEL PEBFECTLf UNCONDITIONED RY SE4BRKKZES BALL-ROOM TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE Dinner $3. Admission to Ball- Room free oi charge DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY THE RELLER'S BAND FRIDAY SATURDAY ['romantic nights73 words
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Article94 1941-09-01 2 New York, Aug. 30. TWO youthful members of the Ger- man-Ameriran Bund were held here to-day on $25,000 bail each on Federal charges of conspiring to mail United States military information abroad, presumably to Germany A third defendant named in the conspiracy i.s Kurt Frederick Ludwig, whoUnited Press - 94 words
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Article19 1941-09-01 2 Washington. Au?. 20. I!HE Office Par Production Management to-day plaoed Mfrntia fibre under full priority contn i United PressUnited Press - 19 words
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Article224 1941-09-01 2 Ankara, Aug. 31. THE first serious outbreak of epidemic diseases of choler.i and typhus has now come to Rumania, according to Martin Agronsky, National Broadcasting Company's correspondent broadcasting from Ankara. According to reliable foreign information received in Ankara, says Agronsky, deaths among the Rumanian civil populationReuter - 224 words
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89 1941-09-01 2 Vichy, Aug. 31. DRENCH barges massed in northern France at the disposal of the Oermans are Vo be dispersed, according to a message from Uie Vichy news agency. The dispprral follows an agm rm-m b~twe<n M. Benhelot, Vichy Secretary of StAtf> for conununicaUoiis, andReuter - 89 words
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Article51 1941-09-01 2 Vichy, Auk. 30. THE sum of 500 1>00 Crane* has b>» n allotted t wur-i the relief of the population of B'.ulofme Sur Mer. following tho exceptionally dostructivo air raids of Aug. 14. causing heavy moterial damage, lnrludins tb dsstrnctJ n cf the Hrc department and Ore extinguLdiing apparatus. UnitedUnited Press - 51 words
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Advertisement202 1941-09-01 2 /jgUIF "^B l^fc^B i (CT» JWH JCI pT^ W^^-^^^ JOAN BENNETT, Pp "^T\ |l REVEALING NEW TALENT 1 IN THIS COLUMBIA HIT x iSefa MA PACKED OUT DURING THE WEEKEND! ryra.% ADtAM»BA COMMANp t^iKi^ TREVOR -WAYNE j'S'jOß-*- £V IVif/i Excellent Supporting Shorts including A New MARCH OF TIME Series "ON202 words
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Advertisement185 1941-09-01 2 LAST DAY of EXTENDED "'l,l WALLACE HK ERv IN 'WYOMIMc. With MARJORIE MAIN (Th<- "The Women" LATEST .METROTONE NEWS \j, CHURCHILL visits the I'.s. EAGI.I SO| ii^ I>ondon...H.R.H. The DUKE of KENTi L t!?' CIWESOUWD NEWS: Le;^ SYDNEY'S FIRST 8UC M p OPENING TOMORROW 4 SHOWS DAILY 11 3177^ A185 words
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Article451 1941-09-01 3 RUSSIANS' STRONG HOLD ON ODESSA Sanguinary Battle Enters Third Week WOMEN CHILDREN ARE BEING EVACUATED THE senary battle of Odessa tSTto Ihl" JL of TcoVd^f t« Hi k sup f hed L wit Provisions and arms, Women ami children not needed for the defence of the city are in theUnited Press; Reuter - 451 words
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Article278 1941-09-01 3 Martial Law In Teheran CALM Olierau. Auf. Si, »N urging the i „m have eonJ -nmieut. which tr..- r the country, raise reports <•■ issued by the late last night. aid that every Ud stop the clrnunoan which are Ad added that vhatever la the td r -he royal Ui.wReuter - 278 words
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Article14 1941-09-01 3 tbl ru.il--5 Me mm uu Ac A] I on ReuterReuter - 14 words
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Article284 1941-09-01 3 Buenos Aires, Aug. 30. TKfc report or the Committee investigating anti-Argentine activities Mibmitted to Congress yesterday dots the "is" and eWMM the "fs" of the fragmentary information already released While there is little that Is neu tr.e statements now officially endorsed by the commktee are presumably based onReuter - 284 words
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Article135 1941-09-01 3 London, Aug. 31. TIIK Australian Minister of Commerce, Sir Earle Page, said to-day in Canberra that Australia most be prepared for a lonx struggle. The war was soon entering its third year, aud it was the Job of Australia to get stronger as the GermansReuter - 135 words
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42 1941-09-01 3 Jerusalem, Auk. 31. PETROL rationing will end in Pal«v>Una at midnight to-night. All motorists have been asked to return their ratiun cards t-j the authorities. This Is retarded M evidence that supply conditions are now normal. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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35 1941-09-01 3 NEW DUTCH CHURCH TO BE BUILT IN LONDON Batavia. Aim:- W. I'HK noi<Ml>W> Chuiv-i i* collecting funds )-day during Um .m rvir.-s an (fcma Wil.elrmna's birthday to tnilld f new N»thfr!and» i-hurrh tn liondon ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article65 1941-09-01 3 London, Aug. 31. WEATHER conditions limited RAF. activities last night. An Air Minisiry communique stated: "Weather conditions last night wtTc unfavourable for offensive operations which, therefore, were on a very small scale. "Bcmber Command aircraft attacked docks at Cherbourg and aircraft of the Coastal Command bombedReuter - 65 words
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Article21 1941-09-01 3 Reykjavik. An*. 31 CAPT. Elliot Roosevelt, the President's eldest son, arrived here on Friday afternoon. United PressUnited Press - 21 words
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Article37 1941-09-01 3 Vichy, Aujj. 30. Gen. Sogues, Resident 'iwH'iul in Morocco, arrived in Kftuwcall 9 bv s»»^i>lane yesterday aft«r coiifcmriK With O«B Wryyand, dcle-pite-ffeneral to North Africa, mya the Vichy news afc^xity. C»-ti r<--«;ips is on to Vichy. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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176 1941-09-01 3 "Means Of Beating Air Attacks On Shipping" Durham. Aug. 30. Tile] Hist Lord of the Admiralty, Mr A V Alexander, warned today that the Battle of the Atlantic is by no means won. although he ;>aid progress was such that he had greater confidence in the maintenance of the securityUnited Press - 176 words
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Article68 1941-09-01 3 Finns Ready To Discuss Peace? New York, Aug. 30. 'i>HK Herald -Tribune reported to. day from London that "in spite of the Finnish denial, Finland is willing to conclude peace now that Viborg has been captured. "One Finnish newspaper writes that, so far as Finland is concerned, Helsinki is willingUnited Press - 68 words
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270 1941-09-01 3 MUSSOLINI TAKES HITLER FOR A RIDE— IN PLANE Home, Aug. 30. MUSSOLINI piloted the German four-motored bomber in which he and Hitler visited the entire Russian front, the official Italian news agency reported to-day. Hitler and Mussolini discussed -alone for hours" the political and military questions of the moment, theUnited Press - 270 words
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Article242 1941-09-01 3 Berlin, Aug. 30. f\N tfie occasion of the Finnish occupation of Vlborf claimed by today's FlnnLsh communique, Hitler, as Ccmmander-in-Chief of the armed forces, addressed the following telegram to Gen. Mannerheim, Comman-der-in-Chief of the Finnish Army: "Finland's war of liberation was crowned to-day by theUnited Press - 242 words
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Article37 1941-09-01 3 Vichy. Aug. 31. H^HE Oerman authorities h\ the occupied zone have ordered all Jews immedLat^ly to turn In their radio sets to preventf their hearing Free Prench and other fr>reign br»j»drast6, it was learned to-day United PressUnited Press - 37 words
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302 1941-09-01 3 IMPORTANT MOVES IN TURKO-NAZI RELATIONS? London, Aug. 3L A REPORT from Ankara intimates that the German Ambassador to Turkey, von Papen, has announced that he is shortly returning to Germany and will see Hitler during his visit. The Moscow radio quoting an AnkaraReuter - 302 words
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Article39 1941-09-01 3 IMPORTS TO SYRIA LEBANON Washington, Aug. 30. THE British embassy here announces that Syria and Lebanon are no longer regarded as territories "under enemy occupation or control." Imports, however, will be controlled by a strict licensine system. United PressUnited Press - 39 words
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Article44 1941-09-01 3 London. Saturday. THE Grand Duchess CharW- of Luxembourg and her husband. Prince Felix of Bourbon -Parma, with the Luxembourg Minister of Justice, Victor Botison. arrived in England today by air from America. They came by way of Newfoundland which they left on Friday.- ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article40 1941-09-01 3 Moscow, Aug. 31. DROMINENCE is given in the Soviet Press to a report, date lined Geneva, stating that according; to information received therej Italian troops are beinp concentrated on the Greco-Turkish and Bulgaro-Tnrkish frontiers. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article223 1941-09-01 3 MEN TELL OF THEIR BAD TREATMENT Cairo, Aug. 31. IT is learned here that the remaining British and Imperial officers who were wrongfully removed from Syria by the Vichy authorities after being made prisoners of war have now arrived safely at Beirut. Reuter's special correspondent inReuter - 223 words
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Advertisement85 1941-09-01 3 v— A— LAST FEW SHOWS >4|ff S V- V Ci 3400 61S GREAT 9 1S AMERICAN )&?s>, r^ anrft a 2<hh cwtury f g****** Musical of them All mmmm next change rT^PJ^^B —WATCH FOR OPENING DATE JSi^K^Sl^ FRED MADELEINE GnKl^l MACMURRAY CARROLL fc^Sf "ONE NIGHT "LISBON" PATRICIA MORISON BILLY BURKE85 words
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650 1941-09-01 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1941. Two Allies TO-DAY is an important occasion for two of our allies, the Netherlands and Poland. It is the second anniversary of the invasion of Poland and the beginning of World War 11, and in the Netherlands Indies the Free Dutch are650 words
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Article, Illustration714 1941-09-01 4 Hector Bolitho - Hector Bolitho Hitler Is Listening! By AMERICA will have to learn one lesson as she comes into the War. We call it Security. One of the toughest Jobs of the authorities in Britain has been to make members of the forces realise the value of silence. We have learned714 words
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Article604 1941-09-01 4 (From a Correspondent t ANK of the final nails m the Coffin of l he Italian Kast African Kmpire was the capture of A.ssab. This was successfully accomplished by u well planned attack undertaken by Indian t troops, the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force. The604 words
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Article192 1941-09-01 4 /A (Ml I o^rr,;;:., ten mtuutet >■ m and thtjs, -«pH kmndt r M been moved I totle less a. 1 The first time ow V -M ed wUn tht ■■•>■ excrtu it 1 22J I to pUn many, hawa I no longer I dais tei192 words
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Advertisement119 1941-09-01 4 lie better hvew ■Uiaa a^B S Kl I mtaimH^m b^ v^y (w^^^^* 0HBlMi» •■■i^^i CALDBECK S S ■■■■■■JBBJBHBBHiajBjBJBiBSiBBjBjpfIBJHiBHBjHHBjBjBjHBI masters D L U L m% I L L L I I L j^l^^ P I Ante mM A Tiit Bfc^i UNO CUiAFBI £***f/g* 4^§ i uxurv shaving? Irconomical //j^^/^^^^^i v^ *ha»-np119 words
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Advertisement165 1941-09-01 4 How to Cure PILES Simple Application Stops Pain and Bleeding. Piles Weal Completely. Until Dr. Van Week's startling discovery •f his Absorptive Pile Plasma, the so*. geon i knife was the only cure for bad pile*. But the m "'"g healing effect of Dr. Van Vleck's Absorptive Pile Plasma. In165 words
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701 1941-09-01 5 Oil Production Plant Practically Simla, Aug. 31. uK1 l Indian Army observer's account of the opera- iun l>n \hv southern front of Iran during the first hour- "t iKiupation says that everything W ent accordH plan The tactics employed were worthy of Gen.Reuter - 701 words
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Article88 1941-09-01 5 THF (Governor of the Straits 1 Settlements, Sir Shenton Thomas, sent the following: cablegram to the Governor -(ienerml of the Netherlands Indies. Jonkheer Tmrdu van Starkenborjch Staehouwer, yesterday: "I offer to Yoor Excellency on behalf of Malaya my hearty congratulations on the anniversary of the88 words
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Article72 1941-09-01 5 11l 1^ Ml prim of newsprint IWM been gaa-iu* in the Colony. Tin y are: 31 x 43 41 43 lb. 500s $700 per ream of 500 sheet* 31" x 43- 44/47 lb. 500's $7.25 per retun of 500 iSL', 31- X 43" 49/52 lb. 500's $7^50 per ream of72 words
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Article, Illustration641 1941-09-01 5 Hollanders In Malaya To Raise $25,000 For New Dutch Destroyer MKTHEKLANDS subjects in Singapore, gathered at the Hollandsche Club on Saturday night to express their loyalty to Queen Wilhelrr.ina in honour of her 6ist birthday which fell yesterday, rallied to a call to share in the cost of the new641 words
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442 1941-09-01 5 Daylight Saving Problems In Malaya IP in Malaya you iiave half-an-hour's daylight saving, and so half-an-hour's extra daylight in the evenings, you have got to pay for it 1 by bavins hall an hour's extra dark- ness in the morning," said Mr. J. C. C<;oke in a talk on "Daylight442 words
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362 1941-09-01 5 A. I.F. Journal Says Troops Need More Entertainment In Malaya THE possibility of troops of the 1 Australian Imperial Force stationed in Malaya being provided with permanent entertainment by a, body of entertainers drawn from t>eir own units is envisaged in I •Second Two Nought. an AXF. journal published in362 words
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496 1941-09-01 5 MALA YA HAS SWITCHED TO A NEW STANDARD TIME I PROM to-day Malayans are going o bed and getting up ten minutes earlier. This is the second time clocks throughout the Peninsula have been advanced at the behest of Government. On Jan.496 words
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Article147 1941-09-01 5 AN appeal to Inuiun^ to make up theidiflerences r.nd be more united was mide by Mr. S C. Golio, who presided at the 18th annual general meeting of the Indian Association. Singapore, at the Clerical Union hall yesterday. Referring to rumours. Mr Golio sain147 words
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50 1941-09-01 5 'FW'O jears of war idll oe reviewed in a programme entitled The Tliird Year Begins" to be presented by th»Singapore broadcasting station from 7.30 to 8.30 p.m or. Wednesday Th»Governor. Sir Shenton Thoma.s. iHO speak in this programme al approx ma'ely 8 p.m50 words
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Article68 1941-09-01 5 New rru-mbers ui rf-pla-T present memt^r in the Chinese Advisory- Board for Sin^aporhave bevn appointed Tney are Dr. Mali Kee Yong I vice Dr Ch^ Peck I Jan i Mr Long Yum Hoe vice Mr. L'tn Boon Thin > Mr. T r .vng Wai-hon 'vice Mv Chins See Sum, Mr.68 words
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Advertisement479 1941-09-01 6 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA APCAR LINE (Incorporater la eng.'andT P-NINSULAR AND ORIENTAL v .V. CO. MAfl PASS£NGEK AND CARGO SERVICE. f-i oesi possible service* Art oein« maintained D> the f. A O. S. Co from the Straits to their usual port* of call Id China. India Ceylan and the Vailed479 words
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Advertisement296 1941-09-01 6 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated to Australia) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Monthly sailing by s.s. MARELLA (7.375 urns) and m.v MF.HhVH (6,(HM« tons) Both vessels are fitted witb Cabin-de-luxf pintle and doable berth cabins, swimming baths, luxurious pnhlic rooms Single Return Ist class Singapore/Brisbane296 words
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Advertisement197 1941-09-01 6 MANSFIELD CO.. LTD BLUE FUNNEL LINE. f-requer.i u (Jnitec Kingdom Date m o guaranteed af« carßc >r>r>Hnf!* hr iaf__ai i Clauses WEBTGKN lUSTKALIA THE SHORTEST SEA ROUT, t»l THC DNWW Regular Service, to Fremant<« v Perth jav<» ov Hrst class oassenge' -h»pSingle fare ii9^ 2tt F>equen' connectior t»v a <m197 words
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Miscellaneous561 1941-09-01 6 Broadcasting ZIIP.I 30.96 m »«8 m cs ZHP.? 48.5K m. M75 m <cs m^f c I zHP. 3 «.3* m m«/« zhl, zhpi. ZHP2 zhp;; menu Duir 6.40 a.m. Opening unnou nci-meiite in P^e raoord French; 6.45 a.m. News in French relayed HH, fro Iy from London; 3 a.m. News561 words
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128 1941-09-01 7 THE SINGAPORE C.-OF- C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION rone of Marks* Quiet Ix»f.~st Cab;-: [*>r. \^n Spot Bh«c4 13 »d. per Ib. New York Sp^>t. S'uh; US ■,'ts 2i p*>r lb. NO IX RM spot louM %£"s? No IX R.S.S PO B to cases Aug. -Sept. (Sellers option) 38 lau OPAQ R128 words
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Article57 1941-09-01 7 'pHE Perak Turf Club has g:vcn ru>uc*^ to members erf tlw? COaWßttfeve'l iniont:on to donate to The vTai l-\ind a sum oi $32,000 made up as follows Profit of Jur.e afrettog 1941. $53,978 3a less a/r.oun'-R n-^ived ExDtndit.ur**s on xxrdijne, for H.M. Forces in Pp-^k57 words
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346 1941-09-01 7 Roosevelt Urges Speed-up In Production New York, Aug. 31. DRESIDENT Roosevelt, in a preLabour Day statement, asserted last night that the Office of Production management and labour "now realize and I am sure will continue to realize that there must be full and uninterrupted production" of defence materials. The productionReuter - 346 words
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105 1941-09-01 7 A NIMHKK of what are officially d scribed as •'Wang Ching-weJ and Commuiust pubUcauor.s" are ajnonj? the Hat of undesirable publications, the tmportauon of which into the Straits Settlements Ls prohibited. Prmuti in Shanghai ar.d Nanking, Ui y are a. the Chinese lai^na^e and include105 words
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Article68 1941-09-01 7 IT thf rt quest 01 many Malay and Hindustani listeners, the Malay programme ol Che Singapore broadcasting transmitter ZHP3 scheduled for B.H to 7 v pa aa from Jo-day has been moved up to the period 5.40 t 1 G.25 p.m Hindustan] music mores down from w t<>68 words
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Article105 1941-09-01 7 T'llK fourtll talk 111 tlie "Rubb»r Cirowir.^" series ol Singapore broadcasting station will be given a; 9 15 p m. on Wednesday b. Mr I. T. Mann, bead of the botanical division of the kuMjt Research Institute of Malaya. Mr. Mann win give brief outhm- oi the n-.vanh105 words
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Article36 1941-09-01 7 The i.f.i. talk In the "Science in Malaya" series ol the Mfig*pw Broadcasting Station will be given ;<t 9.15 p.m. to-day by I)r c x. Purtado on the subject "Sri ntiflc naal Names And Their Importance."36 words
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Article138 1941-09-01 7 t*hi-: following octificatknu regarding offlcera ol the P.M 8. Volunteer Force and the Mi!.,, College Cadet Corps arc tud: Ueut k. r. fates has b»Kn appointed Acting Captain. P.M. B. Volunteer F'orce. A c-rtiiniLssion M Honorary 1 Cadet U» uU-nant la the Ma!ay College Cadet Corps has been138 words
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Article146 1941-09-01 7 Ankara, Aug. 31. 11IE atmosphere in Bulgaria is li.ie that of a concentration camp, according to reports reaching here King Boris is reix>rted to be still refusing to right Russia in view of the internal state of Bulgaria but the Germans are pressing him toReuter - 146 words
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229 1941-09-01 7 Hyde Park, Aug. 3>. DKESIDENT ROOSEVELT to-day declared that the dangers of a world war are possibly even more acute now than when the European conflict broke out, reports United Press. Mr. Roosevelt charged that the dictators plan the conquest of J.eReuter - 229 words
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99 1941-09-01 7 Rome, Aa;. 31. riF: story of the 10,000-mile voyage of the i 200-ton Italian .sloop Eritrea Ls told In an Italian official news agency message. i !.>• Eritrea 1 ft ftsassawa in company with j other vessels when the unit was ordered to pn* (Hii99 words
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Article80 1941-09-01 7 DUKE OF KENT LEAVES FOR QUEBEC .Montreal. \ug. 3L T::k DuJce ol Kent, commanding bis tour, departed from here by air en route for Quebec. He land d from a plane at Cap de la Magdeletne and continued the journey by train Prom Quebec he is wtp cted to go80 words
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73 1941-09-01 7 Shanghai, Hug. 31. Mr^ Mamie! Pox, American member of the Chinese Currt ocy Stabilization Fund, and Mr. Chen Kuang-fu, Chinese in»-mber. who arrived in Manila or Friday from Hong Kong, are scheduled 40 leave for the United States to-day by Cupper, says the DomeiReuter - 73 words
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Article64 1941-09-01 7 Tokio. AiiX- 31. MAJOR-GEN Raishiro Sumita, bead of the Japanese military mission to French FnHo-Qhina, us expected to i ave to-day for Tukio by p!a.nc. says a report from Hanoi. says Renter. According to United Press, is understood in Hanoi that Gen. Sumita is bein^ replacedReuter; United Press - 64 words
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51 1941-09-01 7 Shanghai. Aug. 31. rIE first of two additional American Presldi nt liners assigned ui evacuate American nationals from the Par East, the 10,000-ton liner President Garfield arrived here last night About 40 local Americans have booked to return to the United .States by the vessel.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article49 1941-09-01 7 London, Aug. 3!. AN Air Ministry communique issued this morning states: "Only a f^w enemy aircraft were owr this country last ni^ht. Bombs which fell at one place on the southeast coast caused slight damage and a very .-jnall number of cu.sualti' s."- ReuterReuter - 49 words
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162 1941-09-01 7 rIE death occurred at tl)c Singapore General Hospital yesterday morning of Dr. Bruce Ooss, Medical dffirrr of tiie Bedong Medical Association, Kedah, at the age of 43 years. He is survived by his widow and son. The cremation, which took place In the162 words
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Article287 1941-09-01 7 Sydney, Aug. 31. MR. Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister, replying to a cablegram from Mr. S. M. Falstein. member of the Federal House of Representatives, stated that the inclusion of Dominion I statesmen in ihe British War Cabinet did not arise )n a question he answer|edReuter - 287 words
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72 1941-09-01 7 DUCHESS OF ROXBURGHE IN SINGAPORE T'HE 26-year-old Duchess of Rox- burphe arrived in Singapore from India, where .she ha.s been for several months, by air yesterday. She 1. on her way lo England, leaving by the next Clipper. In Singapore, she v. ill v jc the guest of .Sir Robert72 words
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Article60 1941-09-01 7 the biggest nun.bcr of dance coupons to her credit, Mi I.^1 Uong s>i Chan h.s won the "Million Dollar Baby" competition at the New World cabaret The second prize went to M:--.s Fanny Pong and the- third to Miss Aw Onn Onn. Mrs. Lee Choon Guan60 words
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Article62 1941-09-01 7 Mr. H. G. B<'V rU\v. A.'-.-i.-Uint Buperinlendent <>f Police, F.M.S., i;;>. been appointed to ac as Superintendent of Polto PM.S. Sgt. J. Quinn bae been appointed Company Serjeant-Major In.^: uctor, Volunteer Pore M.ii iva -f -f Major-Gffi. P. K Simmons, commanding officer of the Singapore fortress, has arrlve«l in Mflbourn/'62 words
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283 1941-09-01 7 Spring Meeting" Is Refreshing Play At The Theatre IX7 IT H a cast 3i nine payers, many of wham are newcomen to the Singapore stase, the "Birds of Passage" gave a first class presentation of M. J. Farrell and John Perry's play "Spring Meeting" at the Vie oria Theatre on283 words
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83 1941-09-01 7 APTLY nstraed, M Moe Giri?'". vhfdl w. Bhown at a midnight ll Wiling at the Ciipitol or. Saturday. tHJs th^ story of r. girl who r-et.s the tmiguet of gossip-monger wagging whtn sy>e spends a Bight m fa. bsfhVlor friend's bouae. The part83 words
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70 1941-09-01 7 Enjoyable entertainment to provMad i-'-Paranio'jnt's "On* 1 Nieht ir. I j.sbor. wblch )iad a midnight BCTffning at the Catfaaj an Saturday. The su>r>". v hi( h is ra<-y, d^a> with thV adventures of '<*■**■■ aiueriean pilot 'Fred MarMurrav i who f;ilis> in l-v<70 words
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Article146 1941-09-01 7 T^HE following notifications regarding ffla A of the Straits BetUemcnte Votunfc i*ww are tr«i^< tted: Capt. L. v raytor bac received tne acting rank of Major, while 1 H Mewcj receives :ii acting tank a! Ueut.-Cok>nei Seoand-lieut. O. Paylor recetwei 0m acttnt rhni: cf raptAin. A roiruiussion a<146 words
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Article76 1941-09-01 7 Manias in f-^irtric uid Wai i M totalled 463 i!«T. exceeding L9S9'f reooi Sgure by 28.') .3 i Dsarrisge B*te per I o r »'i For L940 v.;v~ 2J 6, vhxch is ttM highest on record and ccmparei vitli 81.2 in 193 1 1 :r.d a:i R^encc of 17.4 daring76 words
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Advertisement301 1941-09-01 7 j RRKSCE 01. 11l Cross Bedoag VFNDKKS SINGAPORE Ml \n IPAIJTY rcackn '..^r'd fm the r services For: dpal renders 1 Pipea And Special riod Od I, 1941 to DaU Oi Closing. 12 1941 Chlorine tor period Sept. M. 1^42. Date B, St?pt. 10. 1941. r ad and drains at301 words
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Advertisement319 1941-09-01 7 Mr. <;. Wlmmh iia.^ b»t n tppointed Deputy CcmjTu.vuon^r. li>c;il IVft Dei Corps lor MaLarca LOST. lost FYom Ooodman Road, medium siie dos, F"\- TiTri- r type, white smootri hair with br wn markings on ;-.d. two large black patches <>n body Finder please return m 44 Ci todman Road319 words
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Advertisement103 1941-09-01 7 I Mr NECK'S SO] f" ruccn jflßk ■BHWg^ STIFF I CAN'T 11 V »<TURN MYr-— U UP> M I rtSWfWpl HEAD// J [SLOAN'S I^BH^ ABB^^r~ l w <i-t-Fix it if Hi^^^^^^^^^^^ I^^ thr wai t unnl Nature BB V A V.V ML^mW NATURE H k w^la work H SHERIEVS Jcmc103 words
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Miscellaneous79 1941-09-01 7 POST OFFICE MAIL LIST fc££ Iht r K* OBc as tafetf. TO-MORROW Java air 4 P-«. New Z^ianU* 2 1P m ARRIVALS 4pm p.iJf al tltd; O y m jHVa Ben l dellv^ 3.30 deSS^y f r4?D J m a r d SUmatra alr) general ut-u\r. y i <hj p79 words
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Miscellaneous222 1941-09-01 7 LAW NOTICE FOR THE WEEK To-day ao io a.m.- B*-forr the Judges Summonses In Chambers. Before The lion hie The Chief Justice in (ourt No. 1 Today at 10 a.m. 1 Judgment Debtor Summons. At 11 a.m.- S.36ti 40 Mohan Singh, etc. E. M Maahus and anor. To-morrow at n222 words
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Article67 1941-09-01 8 BOCCKR: S.A.F.A. league, tirst division. Aryylls vs. M.F.A., Anson Road stadium; Police vs. Manchester Regiment. Depot; reserve division. Fortress K..E. vs. Chinese Athletic, F. and N.; second division (a), Moravia vs. Publishers. Y.M.C.A.: Signals vs. K.A. (8.M.), Alexandra; R.A.F. < Tengah vs. Malay Regiment, Tengah; S.H.B. vs.67 words
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1329 1941-09-01 8 Sin gapo re Races ItVWM -O.HBK And Qnwd FrU, boiii ridden by E. Donnelly, completed doubles for th* current meeting at Bokit Timah on Saturday, the third day of the Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) meeting, which was attended b> a l»r*c crowd.1,329 words
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Article217 1941-09-01 8 rjBCLARLNU after coring 217 rum for nine wickets, t.he Singapore Cricket Club scored an easy victory by 113 runs over the RAP. iTengahi in a cricket mafh playd a* rangliii yesterday The scores WCTC s.c.c Res c Thompson b Wright 8 Mili<ja; c and b Smith217 words
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299 1941-09-01 8 EVAN WONG'S FINE INNINGS CEVERAL good scores by Chinese batsmen enabled the u Straits Chinese Recreation Club to beat the Indian Association by 167 runs at cricket at Hong Lim Green yesterday. Evan Worm scored a splendid 60 and Chua Boon Unn and Ong299 words
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Article82 1941-09-01 8 Forest Hills, Aug. 30. npHK American tennis championships opened here to-day (Saturday). Among the notable results were GUles. pie of Atlantic who beat the former Davis Cup player, Frank Shields by default, Shields withdrawing in the fourth set with Gillespie leading 8 6. I, 4— fc— C.Reuter - 82 words
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288 1941-09-01 8 Europeans Win Annual Cricket In Penang (From Oar Own Correspondent) Penan*. An<f. 31. rVHK tricket fixture between the Earopeaiu and the Rest for the B. P. de Silva cup, which was played on the Western Road ground on Saturday and to-day, ended In a draw, time intervening. By Virtue of288 words
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Article239 1941-09-01 8 SELETAR AIRMEN DRAW WITH CEYLONESE JJNDKKKATKi* ten4urirs by toater ud Yofforaj»h featured the cricket match at Balmtier yesterday i n which the WL V F (Se*rtan drt»% with thr Ceylon Sports On, Posters innui({-, inriud-.ti thre«- sixefl and fight fours, whik hU ejev^ f.xjr; and a239 words
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Article219 1941-09-01 8 *pH_; ii.A.O.C. beai. Uu; Posi Oflict- Sports x Club by 34 runs in a cricket match played at the Post Office prround yesterday. The .'rores were: R.A.0.1:. S«t Hullov ood bS. Poiuiiah L>,>. te. Thomas C Rajoo b Toledo 1. S, Odr. Marshall st.219 words
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146 1941-09-01 8 London Counties Beat Woolley's Team London, Aug. 31. FOTBALL overlapped cricket to. day, but there were grood attendances wherever King Willow held sway, and spectators had plenty of thrills where London Counties beat Frank Wiley's team. Woollcy's team were U out in 80 minutes for 69, which total the CountiesReuter - 146 words
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Article312 1941-09-01 8 Le Mercier Scores 110 For Winners /^oou ixjwhi^r t/> l. AMd w-tw captured Jf srven wirket.s for 9i ruiii, rnabled a bdcat team captair.*xi by R. H. Bain to beat U'- Slnhaiese Association by 23 runs In a cricket match play<d at the BtnhaJflße Association ground312 words
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63 1941-09-01 8 Vichy. Aur. 36. ffIHE authority at Saigon, to- Jay denied thr invasion of southern China by French troops in Indo-Chinft and th* orrunation of the Chinese town r»[ OtriT^-vj dt;wtch^s from Saigon stato I>-nyin« u>e ClmngktnK prated B«JMO authorities .said no French or nativeUnited Press - 63 words
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Article152 1941-09-01 8 12,000 See Arsenal In Poor Display London, Aug. 31. FOOTBALL was in swine throughout the country yesterday in spite of the fixture troubles following the London teams' breakaway. An aggregate of about 130,000 saw 32 English league matches. Nearly all the favourite players were available "somewhereReuter - 152 words
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128 1941-09-01 8 THE Royal Navy scored an easy victory over a Singapore Cricket Club side in a cricket match played on tihe padanf yesterday when, thanks to Waites who took seven wickets for 30 runs, they skittled out their padang opponents for a measure128 words
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346 1941-09-01 8 Nazis Anxious Over Flow Of Aid To Middle East THERE might well be a tougl 1 Desert, where the German^ r a parations for the past few montl respondent just returned from the M Gen Auchinleck I Commor. der-in-Chief, Middle East), however, has already expressed confidence in the position, theReuter - 346 words
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156 1941-09-01 8 Big Game Wins Valuable Champagne Stakes Newbury. Auk it THE Kinff Bin Gam.\ by Bahram MM 1 of Ifyrobella, won a thrilling r rtho valuable Champagne Stakes a short bead from Lord Derby's Watling Btreet by Pairwajr uut Ranai, v.v. u>rd Rofiseberry's Hyperides b\Reuter - 156 words
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47 1941-09-01 8 Chungking Is Bli tzed By 100 Aircraft ffatmmou breakfsu r wen the ttu DUbchin* skirl noon m .^1 bombi, south bar.] r '--:-y| Th< form itioj ■rbi n n high on th< the village] th< re tx qi art dug< A.'.x.' some for Amer u < mba ReuterReuter - 47 words
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25 1941-09-01 8 JAPAN'S INTENTIONS PUT TO CRUCIAL TEST I 9Utei oil u> natol the world U DK inU a that of Japa: I track it J ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article15 1941-09-01 8 ■NJUQirHHV Alt jt M lei IV;.- -.> intradi id in Ctaoadi United PressUnited Press - 15 words
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Article10 1941-09-01 8 I 'THt. Bri I lM« r. Inrmec th( United PressUnited Press - 10 words