The Straits Times, 3 August 1941
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Title Section38 1941-08-03 1 THE STRAITS TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FlNAL**** J No. 502 Sunday, August 3. 1941 Price 10 Cents. THE STRAITS TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya r.D. 502 Sunday, August 3, 1941 Price 10 Cents38 words
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Article160 1941-08-03 1 Over 60 German War Vessels Sunk In Baltic WAR ON EASTERN FRONT ENTERING SEVENTH WEEK Violent Fighting In Several Sectors W/ITH the Russo-German war entering its seventh week, the Nazi invaders are not only still nowhere within sight of their main objectives but they are in160 words
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563 1941-08-03 1 AS a result of the battle in the direction of Smolensk Red Army troops have routed the 137 th German infantry division, states the mid-day communique of the Soviet Information Bureau, quoted by Renter. The communique acids that during the night of Aug.563 words
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Article118 1941-08-03 1 London, Saturday. A MEMBER of the Fascist Grand Council ana a former secretary of the Fas 'st "arty has matie a demind in an tt;.lan newspaper for far-reacV.inj reforms in the Italian army. He calls for a stoy to be put to what he118 words
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Article25 1941-08-03 1 The Ambala district has already inTested over .£82.500 on war loans and hopos f> Invest another £75.000 within the next three or lour months— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article27 1941-08-03 1 A private cable received In India stales that Sir R. K. Shammukham Chctty. chairman of the Indian Purchasing Mission, arrived at San Francisco, on July 29.— ReutprReuter - 27 words
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Article66 1941-08-03 1 MOSCOW. SATURDAY. TASS. THE SOVIET OFFICIAL NKvvS AGENCY, REPORTS THAT ON THURSDAY SOVIET TROOPS UNDER GENERAL YAKOLOV ROUTED A CONSIDERABLE PART OK IHE 253 rd GERMAN INFANTRY DIVISION NEAR TOWN -v IWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY GERMAN I>7\D AND WOUNDED WERE counted on the battlePlßLtt. A GREAT66 words
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Article105 1941-08-03 1 London, Saturday. r pilE United States has warned 1 Vichy that in future its attitude towards the Petain Government will be determined by the effectiveness with which it defends territories under its control against Nazi aggression. This was announced to-day in Washington by Mr. SumnerReuter - 105 words
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Article91 1941-08-03 1 Vichy, Saturday. JAPAN is increasing the active personnel of her Navy, according to a Tokio despatch to the Vichy news agency. She has called up f'-r active service with the Fleet every nava' officer, petty officer and engineer, under an Imperial ordinance which comes into forceReuter - 91 words
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59 1941-08-03 1 London, Sai-miay. A NUMBER of Belgians has been arrested by the Germans in Brussels for openly showing scepticism at faked Nazi propaganda fi'ms according to Inbel, the Free Belgian news service. These films purporting to show the damag? in London streets after the German airReuter - 59 words
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Article42 1941-08-03 1 London. Saturday. •yilE annual French pilgrimage to Lourdes. whirh did not take place last year, will be held this year from Aug. 21-25. reports the Paris radio The ceremonies will be of a much implpr character than in past. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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171 1941-08-03 1 Rear Adm. Spooner Appointed To Malaya London, Saturday. *T*HE appointment of Rear Ad- miral K. J. Spooner, D.5.0., as Rear Admiral, Malaya, and in charge of Naval Establishments, Singapore, is a feature of a list of new appointments announced by the Admiralty. The list includes tbc following flag officers recently171 words
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Article92 1941-08-03 1 Houston iTdx&s), Saturday. THE death here to-day of Mr. William Rhodes Davis, Internationally known oil magnate, at the ege of 52, recalls his activities at the tune of the Mexican Govrnment'i expropriation of British and American -owned oilfields. He was then reported to be negotiating a dealReuter - 92 words
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Article65 1941-08-03 1 London, Saturday. MAJOR-Gen. C. B. Price, commanding the Third Canadian Division which nas arrived in Great Britain, has issued his nrs. order of the day. He urges the men to put every effort into their train ng. "When the time comes," he says, "you will be65 words
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Article21 1941-08-03 1 A communique from Cairo states that two women were killed and 15 people injured when Alexandria was raided on .**riday night.21 words
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662 1941-08-03 1 Drastic Powers Given To Black Guards And Police London, Saturday. QF.RMAN difficulties which have been steadily increasing throughout Europe came to a head in Norway today when a state of civil emergency was declared under a decree by the Reich Commissar, Terboken. The decree, whichReuter - 662 words
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554 1941-08-03 1 Shanghai, Saturday. FOREIGN military quarters in Shanghai anticipate another crisis between Aug. 15 and Sept. 1, when the Japanese sir expected to bring pressure on Thailand to obtain "a defence pact" similar to that with French Indo-China. The Japanese are expected to utilzoReuter - 554 words
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Advertisement11 1941-08-03 1 TAI HENG CO. Jailors ColemaD St., K Singapore. Pboae. 3375. J|r11 words
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390 1941-08-03 2 T3THILE Germany's soldiers are occupied against Russia her diplomatists are feverishly intriguing In Western Europe, writes Reuter's diplomatic conespondent. The exploitation of the subservient Vichy Government Is likely to be carried further if Nazi per- suasions can get the better of the lingeringReuter - 390 words
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64 1941-08-03 2 Anglo-American Boxing Match For War Funds A BATTLE of the Atlantic" boxing tournament in aid of Khifcr George's Minesweepers Fund will Le staged in London if plans unterialise. The promoter. Sydney Hulls, hopes to get three first-class American boxers flrwn to England by ferry pline this month. Mr. Hulls saysReuter - 64 words
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Article165 1941-08-03 2 Bombay, Saturday. SIR H. P. Mody. member-designate to the Viceroy's Executive Council, speaking at a dinner given in h.s honour, said that no one, least of a.i the Viceroy, pretended that the extension of the Viceroy's Executive Council was calculated to appease the majorReuter - 165 words
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Article101 1941-08-03 2 Vichy, Saturday. rE diplom.tic train bringing home M. Oaston Bergery, Vichy ambassador to Moscow and 80 members of the Vichy Embassy in Moscow following the severance of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union, ran off the raiLs early on Saturday morning between Draatoman and Tzarlbrod, closeReuter - 101 words
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46 1941-08-03 2 R Bangkok Saturday. ELLABLE quarters here to-day confirmed that Thailand recognized Manchukuo. It was explained that ThailanJ was facing a dilemma regarding whether to recognize Manchukuo or Nanking, but th- former was considered the least liable to cause antagonism internationally.—United Press.46 words
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52 1941-08-03 2 London. Saturday. AS soon as Mr. Brenaan Bracken, the new Minister of Information, had seen the new film "Target For To-night" he ordered copies to the United States and to Moscow as presents for President Roosevelt and M. Stalin, the Ministry cfReuter - 52 words
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Article37 1941-08-03 2 Cairo, Saturday. 4 COMMUNIQUE from British 0.H.Q.. Cairo, states that In Libya and Tcbruk although heavy duststorms yesterday interfered with our offensive patrriiinT. our artillery was active. In the framier area all was quiet.— Rjuter.Reuter - 37 words
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606 1941-08-03 2 WHILE the fierce battle con- tinues to ra?e in western Russia, developments vitally important to the progress of the war have taken place in the international field in the past few days. These developments are regarded here as significant indications of the future Russian606 words
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Article, Illustration66 1941-08-03 2 Reards were grown by some of the officers of a British motor transport column which penetrated Jeep into wild Aby?sirHn tcrritoiy durins their successful blitzkrieg against the Italians. Indian troops, who did so well at Keren and other fronts in Eritrea, arc now in the Western66 words
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485 1941-08-03 2 Washlnr/ton, Saturday. THE Office for Production Man- nsoment announces the freezing of all siU stocks, effective from to-day. The silk industry will thus be unable to receive more silk for making hosiery and other civilian items. Representatives of the Textile Workers Union told defence485 words
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205 1941-08-03 2 N.I. Journal Urges Total Sanctions (From Our Own Correspondent,) Batavia, Saturday. £)ISCUSSING the folest economic measures taken by the Netherlands Indies Government against Japan, the Algeme^n Indisch Dagblad says When the Instrument of economic warfare is applied, it must be us^d vigorously. Half-hearted sanction achieve nothing, never have and never205 words
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268 1941-08-03 2 Wellington, Saturday. IlitORE than 200,000 women are taking part in New Zealand's war effort. These numbers do not include primary producers and workers in war Indus* tries. Half the total number of men are either on ac iye service or being traReuter - 268 words
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130 1941-08-03 2 War'Mn ton, Saturday. «OARn-PACFD innMdonrc" was the descrip ion that Mr. Sumner Welles. Acting e'ecretarv of S*it<?. anplied to the ac ion of G?-m?nv in ur?in<j Mexico to protest to the United °tatss against the bb.ck-lsting of Lat n American firms d^med to oeReuter - 130 words
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Article140 1941-08-03 2 Crowds In Country London, Sati;. ,ay. DESPITE the Government's appeal to "stay put" over the bank holiday this week-r-.d, many thousands of British p-o»l? nho are not engaged in the vital war industries cuuld n't MU the call of the rounfrv af'or months of hardReuter - 140 words
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101 1941-08-03 2 Widespread Attacks By R.A.F. In The Middle East Cairo, Saturday. HEAVY bombers on Fridov attacked motor transnort con centra ons near Sidde Omar, states an R.A.F Middle East commun qne. A number of fires and explosions Ov"*i'rred ;>> tiombs bur^t p>non^ or near the vehicles. On Thursday niiht P.A.F. bomb°rsReuter - 101 words
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Article83 1941-08-03 2 London, Saturday. MISS Enid Wilson, the firmer English golf chanson rid .in pve iniured In a recent bomr. ing raid and while progress Is satisfactory it Ifl feared that the sight rrny be prrmr>nenMy Imoairod Miss Wilson was twice a ixmi-finalist in the AmericanReuter - 83 words
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Article94 1941-08-03 2 Chungking. Saturday. FENGCHIEH, Yangtze town inside the east Szechwan border, was raided by seven Japanese bombers yesterday morning and this morning, It wai learned to-day. Chungking hnd a brW a.arm. Meanwhile, it Is learned the Seventh Day Advcntist Mission's sanitarfum in the western riitfkirts oi Clv..m.klnqr was destroyedReuter - 94 words
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Advertisement513 1941-08-03 2 Have Never Written A Testimonial In My Life— But I WOULD VOUCH FOR THE TRUTH OF THIS IN ANY COURTof JUSTICE 1 Am Now Feeling That Life Is Worth Living Anyone Who la Feeling Worn Out Should Try YeastVite mmm rtaLtr* Dear Sirs, This is an unsolicited testimonial, and I513 words
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570 1941-08-03 3 Ankara, Saturday. HITLER'S diflicuHies in the Balkans grow daily as all occupied countries offer increasing resistance, according to reports reaching here, cables Renter's special correspondent. The situati< B in Yugoslavia is so serious that an additional 25,000 troops have been sent thereReuter - 570 words
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245 1941-08-03 3 Melbourne, Saturday. A DOCUMENT captured from the Germans In the Western Desert declares "the Australian is unques ionably superior to the German soldier.' Mr. A. J. Leckie, brother-in-law to the Prime Minister, Mr. R. G. Menzies, has been admitted to che Victorian Bar. Mr.245 words
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173 1941-08-03 3 JAPANESE ISSUE FREEZING ORDER AGAINST INDIA l .kio, Saturday. THE Japanese Mitustry of Finance I'as added India to the list of coun!ii:s subject to the Japanese frp«s'<iH order, reports United Press. I hO* foreign ernort firms In Shanghai are i ?*>ori.ed to be doing virtually no buslnev. «lnc> thr- nnnounroir.enc173 words
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Article85 1941-08-03 3 New York, Saturday. TWO additional members of the German spy ring rounded up by Federal Agents in June have been nlodgcd in he Federal Court bringing the total admitting their guilt to ten. Altogether 33 persons have been accused of espionage on behalf of Germany.85 words
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Article, Illustration60 1941-08-03 3 Captain James Roosevelt, the United States President's eldest son, who is in the air branch of the United States Marine Corps, visited Cairo recently as an official air observer with the Royal Air Force, Middle East. The Captain is seen chatting to a local guide60 words
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347 1941-08-03 3 THE "Free French" Navy, one year old in June, has grown in that short time from two warships to a fleet of more than 100 vessels, all playing an important role beside units of the British Navy. The fleet came into being on June347 words
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182 1941-08-03 3 THE first executkn in Germany for 1 IL-tening to foreign broadcasts was carried out at Nuremberg recently, reports The Tlmss. The victim wos Johann WUd. b?rn In 1892, and the death sentence stated that the i condemned mm had passed en to other, the182 words
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118 1941-08-03 3 EVENTUAL revolution in France is predicted by two Americans who have just arrived in New York from France. "Within a few months there *111 be blood in the streets of Paris." declared Henry Kahn, aged 86 years. "I saw in 1871 during118 words
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Advertisement268 1941-08-03 3 wVUtts I fff In Australia wine-making hat reached > very S^^to^Ba hljh degree of excellence With lOS yeart experience behind then* P*") Penfoldt Wines Ltd. now cover the entire range F of the Industry from the growing of the grapes #M in their own vineyards to the crushing, blending, bottling268 words
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Miscellaneous15 1941-08-03 3 i *s p**i m\ jT, -^fv I i fj^pffi c I=^l ~;H BLUEY AND CURLE\15 words
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Advertisement158 1941-08-03 4 WE HA YE JUST THE RIGHT SHOW FOR YOUR HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT TO-DAY DAILY 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. ALpfAWiftA FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTBBBH| FINDS HOTTEST STORY H^V^| RIGHT UNDER HIS NOSE! W^ _^T^^^^ bo> friend retreating pi^__|H before Strawberry L Blonde; adv«ncin( oo B^. «_^_M_fc_ f _^_I_M W^* RALPH BELLAMY _mi _afl158 words
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Advertisement189 1941-08-03 4 BIG HOLIDAY CROWDS LAST NIGHT WELL SATISFIED WITH EVERYTHING AS HAPPY AS IT IS BRIGHT! CABARET TO-NIGHTS ATTRACTION Messrs JIMMY TAN— AL JOHARI C.Y. Toy and their partners will Give a DEMONSTRATION EXHIBITION IN WALTZ SLOW FOX -TROT Viennese Waltx A Rare Holiday Treat For Dancers Tea Dance from 7.30189 words
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Advertisement126 1941-08-03 4 me unr. hliukl nuwi^KtJJb nave asKea ior Again: Special RETURN ENGAGEMENT! USUAL PRICES! COMMENCING TO-DAT at the CAPITOL 3A5 Z7? 15 FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY. lo "The laughter for which |»U^ the world is waiting!" first j dk' f d >iRr) SINCE i&^^^^^ DICTATOR n^Hk. aH^^^^K 7Tj^^^ more B-_^HnUK\T_l126 words
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Advertisement161 1941-08-03 4 BUT DARLING, Wf KNOWTHf SCANDAL ▼HAT HAPPENED IN TANG LIN TELL US ABOUT Tl4£ PHILADELPHIA STORy CAKY GtAHT. KATHAMUit MIHUfH. and JAMtS i'lWAtj) A MAN AND A GIRL FIGHTING ■■■PMHIIipB riIEIK WAY THROUGH THI MOSI I•WA fL DANGEROUS ADVENTURE OF W our n>u BhhmhMMMl FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT Uaited Artiste' Boldest Adventure161 words
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Article, Illustration19 1941-08-03 5 ivriusii troops on the look-out at obstacles on the Syrian frontier during the recent fighting.19 words
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238 1941-08-03 5 Sailor Fined £10 For Gossiping About His Ship's Movements LAWRENCE SNEYD. who said he had come to Australia as master-at-arms in a British liner, was fined £10 in the Central Summons Court. Sydney, recently for having gossiped in a city services canteen about the movements of his ship, the number238 words
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Article148 1941-08-03 5 IN iuture, brides arriving late ac St. John's Church of England. Balmain, Australia, may find the minister. Groom, and best man gone temporarily at any rate. The rector of St. John's <Rev. A. G. Rlx) gave this warning recently in his parish magazine. "Brides stick148 words
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346 1941-08-03 5 N.S.W. To Have A "Saner And More Reasonable Liquor Law" TO help the New South Wales State Government establish a saner and more reasonable liquor law," a committee of three Government officials will prepare a report for the State Minister of Justice, Mr. R. R. Downing. When announcing this recently.346 words
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Article230 1941-08-03 5 A PORTABLE amplifying unit was used to amplify evidence in the No. 1 Water Police (Traffic* Court in Sydney recently. It was believed to be the first occasion in the world on which an amplifier has been so used. The State Minister of Justice, Mr. R.230 words
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Article79 1941-08-03 5 Fwas held at Southend County Court that a landlord could not obtain possession of his house, ncr demand rent, for the duration of the war. The landlord. Mr. Alfred Osborne. iCimberley Road. Chingford. claimed possession of a house in Leigh-on-Sea occupied by Mrs. Dorothy Waller, now79 words
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Article75 1941-08-03 5 r\URING an air-raid on an English village, a bullet ricocheted from a baby's cot and slightly wounded its parents. wh"o were sleeping in the same room. They are the Rev. Bradford and his wife. Irene Agar. 6, sang to her doll while A.RP. workers dug75 words
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49 1941-08-03 5 MR. DANIEL PATRICK DUNNE, of Grosvenor Gardens House Westminster, S.W.. London who left £59.832 inetl personalty i. 52,372 bequeathed the residue after a few legacies, upon trust for his wife for life, then upon trust to his secretary, Olive M. Wright. for life.49 words
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428 1941-08-03 5 First Chinese Minister To Australia T\R Hsu-mo has been appointed first Chinese Minister to Australia. He is now Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs in the Chinese Government, but he is expected to leave for Australia almost immediately. Dr. Hsu-mo, 49, will be known in Australia as Dr Hsu (pronounced "Shoo"). Sir428 words
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Article210 1941-08-03 5 CHURCH of England Synod recently decided to thank the editor and staff of Punch for "a century of wholesome, salutary fun.'" "At a time when civilization and Christianity are threatened, it would be the height of folly to let the public know the clergy had210 words
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Article100 1941-08-03 5 A STEP-FATHER was cited as corespondent in an English Divorce Court recently. Mr. Justice Lang ton granted a decree nisi to Mr. Percy Cudd. of Oxford, because of the r/iisconduct of Mrs. Dorothy Agnes Cudd with Mr. Murrell, her husband's step- father. The case for Mr.100 words
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Advertisement131 1941-08-03 5 MjGJL'i magnificent production of JANE AUSTEN'S famous Story. NEXT WEEK at the CAPITOL "Comedy as sparkling as CHAMPAGNE fWE WANT A n^»^ > HUSBAND! vf><4 Bachelors beware! Five charming sisters are on a man-hunt! Lovely I I Mrs Chips"andthedashingstar^X JmUb^b. Vof "Rebecca", match hearts j j|H and '<«ts in the131 words
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Advertisement290 1941-08-03 5 fDALAVfIn P<WT<R k makes a ji LWIJ ;J4 iTliSt/ Hand-made Malayan Pewter fs I Mkdßh^am. Ry )Ot modernistic and attractive. m K«SiH H2^2»* Amongst the two hundred I •jgLa^BlM»f *~it: handsome designs in our TF. aV^HMT* showroom is something to >• I I *j IdHP :^?QLa^L^L^B^B^L^L^LW^fl^Bß ."^VJ^" >^^a your own290 words
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Article1703 1941-08-03 6 Nathaniel Gubbins - Nathaniel Gubbins By UOW many children are there cluttering up The Nest asked The Sparrow, returning from the Tree Tops Club. "Fancy not knoivtng how many children you've got" said his wife. "Well I never." Well I never," mimicked The Sparrow, "do you think I'm a1,703 words
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Article, Illustration374 1941-08-03 6 By The Four Aces WE find to-day's hand fascinating because of the brilliance with which both sides played: East. Dealer Neither side vulnerable The bidding: ■ast South West Nortb 1H is Pass 2C Pus 2NT Pass iNT Pus Pus Pass West opened the King of beaxU, South gratefully374 words
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Article264 1941-08-03 6 Hooka Our Arabian Nights. By Ruth and Helen Hoffman. Robert Hale. 12s fid. rIE authors of "We Married an Englishman tell the story of their second tour in Iraq In the present volume, which is also illustrated by their own Inimitably silly drawings The high light of their264 words
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Advertisement188 1941-08-03 6 ff"* i iff tfCimVMflBM Danger signal for your teeth Your teeth may be strong and Start using Gibbs S.R. right whiK but if your toothbrush is away use it twice daily •tamed with blood the chances Gibbs S.R. contains Sodium are you'll soon lose those nice Ricinoleate, which dentists use188 words
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Advertisement421 1941-08-03 6 FOR NATIONAL DEFENCE Strong Nerves and Restorative Sleep IN these days of abnormal nerve-strain the two vital essentials for maintaining a cheerful and confident W*k-\... H outlook on life are nerve -building nourishment and wUt^r^k nerve-restoring sleep. Long experience and scientillc B-^BB^rf^ tests have shown that Ovaltine provides the essential421 words
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Article, Illustration1770 1941-08-03 7 By The Onlooker LJONG KONG'S new General Officer Commanding, Major General C. M. Maltby. M.C., who recently held an important appointment in South India, has succeeded Major-General A. E. Grasett who has left for a new appointment in England. Major-General Christopher Michael Maltby was born in 1891,1,770 words
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Advertisement735 1941-08-03 7 COLDS STOPPED OVERNIGHT! if you tackle ffiem promptly with thii new Two-Way Treatment. U I 1 Gargl* with T.CP. I and alii rirut cut tkt K "■'•irUtmth it. T.C P. ißk^r iV'Hir urtMIvM hoi I i ill a"d diltroyl KJ^ OH VJ >"f'""* t*rmt in CbKKJIrHu nott and threat. ■LvfP^Xj735 words
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Advertisement705 1941-08-03 7 f» fT\ <n»S— II ill IaM^BBBBsBiHsBm. BBBBBBB^ a(^BBBBBBBBa^Bw BBBBBBBT-—^ TIMG A' Club Time They told him he FACED OPERATION r KW Stomach Ulcer «Sll When Mr. J. H. J. developed stomach s==^Q^^Am pains he rushed to hospital for an X-ray > examination and was told to rest and live S^Sl^ta^'tSJ705 words
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Article241 1941-08-03 8 i From Our Own Correspcndenti Segamat, Saturday. THAT he parted w.th $6 to two Malays, believing they would "help him with the Rubber Restriction Department," was an allegation made by Ooh Kong, a 67-year-old Hokkien of Qemas Bahru. before Inche Haroun bin Ahmad, the Segamat241 words
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Article95 1941-08-03 8 THE Police Band will play on Tuesday at 1 Telck Ayer at 6 p.m.: March. With Sword and Lance (Hermann Starke); Overture. The Secret Marriage (D. Cunarosa>; Selection, Plnocchio (Leigh Harline); Valae. Lustige Bruder (R. Vollstedt); Intcnnezze, Zasra (York Boven); Fantasia. Reminiscences of Grieg (Charles Godfrey And95 words
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Article104 1941-08-03 8 THE Australian Red Cross Society now has a warehouse at 550, Havelock Road. Singapore, given to therrf by Mr. H. W. T. Fogden. This Singapore headquarters is now functioning as a full-time concern serving the sick and wounded in and around Singapore. Mr. F. <v. Wright is104 words
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Article, Illustration529 1941-08-03 8 Officer's Letter On Experiences SITTING in his dug-out in the desert outposts of Tobruk, a young A.I.F. officer sits back occasionally and writes letters to one of his sisters in Australia who circulates it to other members of the family, including another sister who is529 words
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Article134 1941-08-03 8 THE control of passengers and ships' crews embarking and disembarking at Christmas Island is disclosed in rules made under the Defence Regulations which come into force on Friday. No person Is allowed to embark on, or disembark from, or communicate with ships of 75 tons and ever134 words
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Article67 1941-08-03 8 'From Our Own Correspondent) Parit Buntar. AN Indian, Pakirisamy, 38, was found hanged in Kurau Estate, Bagan Serai, Krian, by his wife, about 6 a.m. on Monday. The PoMee were informed and the body was conveyed to the District Hospital, Parit Buniar. The deceased, a rubber tapper,67 words
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Article320 1941-08-03 8 Programme of drill* up to and for the week ending Aug. 10: Monday, Aug. 4. S.R.A. (v) Manning. Tuesday. Aug. 5. 1720 hrs Mt. Rosie Rd. No. 1 Sec. 8.8.D. Sec. R.E. (T) B.D. Training; 1715 hrs Headquarters Ist Bn. S.S.V.F. Lectures. Drill: 1715 hrs Headquarters Int320 words
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Article197 1941-08-03 8 From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. A SUCCESSFUL concert by the Malacca Teacr-ers' Association in aid of the Malaya Patriotic Fund was held yesterday at the Methodist Girls' School hall. A large and appreciative audience waa present, among whom were the Resident Councillor. Mr. O. W. Bryant, and Mrs.197 words
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139 1941-08-03 8 Impressive Scout Rally Held In Seremban (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. SEVEN hundred and thirt\-s v n Scouts look part in an impressive display when the Seremban district scouts held a rally, starred in appropriate surroundings in th. valley near Egcrton Road. The work of Malay scouts and a139 words
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60 1941-08-03 8 *FO make provision for the depend- ants of officers killed on duty, the Pensions Ordinance will be amended shortly The Cdonial Service generally is making provision to cover the cases of officers killed by enemy action while going to and from leave. Similar action will be60 words
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Article133 1941-08-03 8 From Our Own Correspondent) Klang, Saturday. CHARGED with causing hurt by a negligent act namely, by firing a gun within the fi;nitcry Board are* without lawful purpose and having no licence to own a gun. Sian Teng Slew, a merchant of Klang. pl?aded guilty before Che133 words
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Article46 1941-08-03 8 "OOIL Problems in Rubber Growing" U •3 the title of the third talk in the Singapore broadcasting station's series on "Rubber Growing." It will be given by Mr. H. J. Page, Director of the Rubber Research Institute, at 9.15 p.m. on Wednesday.46 words
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Advertisement815 1941-08-03 8 Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day? Ah! I see you did "British to the teeth* sV^^sr flsA B^V *"^L^bA^JNsV^VTa^^Cl «•>■& V 1 VS^WssSv I RHEUMATISM& BACKACHE now known lo be caused by BAD KIDNEY ACTION J»ew medical discoveries £JK dean raw. wre. sick kidneys and bladder snd to of recent815 words
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Advertisement678 1941-08-03 8 *>* i* lot iX lyuiUantUteX Advt. of Beauty Industries IM FOUND At No. 10 12. The Arcade. Singapore, house that can give you an excellent piescnp tion rcrvicc combined with speed, accuraq and individual attention. If you are looking for a hou>e of ibis de» crlption, ?rnd a trial ore'er678 words
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369 1941-08-03 9 HOW GOVERNMENT RULING WILL AFFECT CAR OWNERS CINCE yesterday, the Singapore traffic police have had given them new powers to issue notices demanding particulars of drivers! alleged to have committed traffic offences and of (heir licences. The powers obtain from the new Koad Traffic369 words
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Article168 1941-08-03 9 rcmtrol trade disputes and matters arising from them, a bill will be introduced into the Legislative Coumil shortly. The Attorney -General, C. G. Howell, states in the printed objects and reasons appended to the dra.t bill that it ls desirable that the legitimate sphere of168 words
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Article238 1941-08-03 9 RECENT donations to th: Malaya Patriotic Fund arc ts follows; Mr. H. O. Turner, $30; The Rengam Club. $300; Singapore F.nttallon, the Boys'! Brl#adi\ bclns collection at Church Parade At the Geylan* Methodist Church on July 37. $12; Members of Police Clerical Asr.o- elation. Singapore (monthly contribi.tlon).238 words
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59 1941-08-03 9 i From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Saturday. IT Ls learned that the High Commls--snuier. Sir Shcnton Thi.mas. who ls expected to be In Ipoh on Auk. 13, In the course of his visit upcountry, will inspect for the first time all59 words
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Article70 1941-08-03 9 < From Our Own Correspondent Penanu, Saturday. MR. A. M. Goodman, Resident Councillor. Penang. and Mrs. Goodman leave Penan? to-day on furlough prior to Mr. Goodman's retirement. Mr. and Mrs. Goodman are bound for Singapore and thence by tlyin?bcat to Australia. Mr. Goodman has been70 words
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Article, Illustration14 1941-08-03 9 .Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Tracy. Mr. and Mrs. Goh Liang Chuan14 words
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Article, Illustration269 1941-08-03 9 Tracy Windsor MR. Leslie Harold Tracy, of the Naval Base, Seletar, was married to Miss Noreen Phyllis Windsor, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Windsor, formerly of Singapore, at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. Mr. Tracy Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Tracy of Plymouth,269 words
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Article, Illustration476 1941-08-03 9 Goh Chew THE Singapore fifth magistrate, Mr. Ooh Liang Chuan, was married to Miss Renee Chew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chew Hock Leong, of Singapore, at the Straits Chinese Methodist Churcu yesterday. Mr. L. C. Goh Ls a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ooh Keat Seng ot Penang. The476 words
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Article218 1941-08-03 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) renanc. rp|| K y j or victory) campaicn has caught on noticeably in I'cnaiiß in the last few days. The Penanc public is rapidly becoming: more and more V sim conscious. One of Ptnang's cabarets recently organized a V dance, which218 words
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At The Cinemas
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Article71 1941-08-03 9 A PICTURE which should have special appeal to all cinema-goers is "The Sea Wolf," a Warner Bros, film which Is being given a pre-release screening at the Alhambra cinema. Bas3d on a story by Jack London, the film is packed with thrills and provides exciting entertainment. Edward O.71 words
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Article45 1941-08-03 9 PACKED with thrills, "White Eagle," featuring Buck Jones, which was shown at the Capitol cinema yesterday morning; and at midnight, Is a film of much interest. The entire 31 r^els were screened. Buck Jones Is ably assisted by Dorothy Faye and Raymond Hatton.45 words
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Article94 1941-08-03 9 '"THE Return of Frank James," which was shown at midnight at the Cathay cinema. Is another of those films of life in the wild and woolly West which are being produced in such numbers by Hollywood at present. Most of these films have provided fa.r entertainment, but this94 words
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Article67 1941-08-03 9 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Klang, Saturday AT the annual meeting of tbe Kuala SeUngor District Tamil Teachen* Amoelation tbe election of office-bearer* resulted: President, Mr. A. Narayaua*ajny vice-president, Mr. S. Suntneram; hon. secretary. Mr. P. Andyveernn hon. treasurer. Mr. 8. Yagappan Reddiar; committee. Messrs. V. K. Nadasan,67 words
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Article26 1941-08-03 9 C.S.M. Leman bin Mamal, of thr S.S.V.F., and C.S.M. James Dick Donald, of the I M.S.Y.I have each received thr M.B.F. (Military Division).26 words
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Advertisement113 1941-08-03 9 TO-NIGHT 6 S 9.35 THEATRE ROYAL MATINEE TO-DAY TO-MORROW at 2.30 P.M. "KAMADHENU" A Beautiful TAMIL IDEAL Picture for Family Starring I aby SAROJA with her PA MA NAKLBOROUGH MATINEE TO-DAY TO-MORROW at 3.15 P.M. REN'JKADEVI P. JAIRAJ in BHABT or 'SISTER -IN -LAW A Beautiful HINDUSTANI Picture. Let the113 words
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Advertisement780 1941-08-03 9 KEEP BABY fe -^/jdft,^ HEALTHY MILK OF MAGNESIA P^ J~sxa^d THESE SIGNS SAY BAiY NEEOS PHILLIPS' Upset Stomach Flatulence Indigestion Biliousness Heartburn Constipation A baby's delicate system is so easily upset. Wind paint, griping, colic and constipation are frequent ailments. Many mothers wonder what to do. The answer is to780 words
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Article834 1941-08-03 10 Police And Traffic THE Singapore traffic police were placed in an embarrassing position on Tuesday by a Judgment of the Chief Justice in which he decided that a certain rule under which the police have acted hitherto was unreasonable, ultra vires and therefore invalid. The rule is one made834 words
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1165 1941-08-03 10 Life With Churchill Is Never Dull Former Secretary Tells How The Premier Works, Dictates His Great Speeches And Organises His Day MR. Winston Churchill is dictating a speech. He is pacing slowly up and down the room, his hands clasped behind his back, his shoulders hunched, his head sunk forward,1,165 words
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Advertisement796 1941-08-03 10 mmmWMmmmMMMmMMMMMMMMMVMMMMMMMMMMMMMWmMMMMWmMMMMm THE HEW WORLD CABARET TO-DAY TIFFIN DANCE 1.30 to 4.30 p.m. Admission FREE. TO-NIGHT 9.30 TO MIDNIGHT Admission 25 cts. PI AN? TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS- HIRE CHARLES. Phone 2902—50 Orchard Rd. STEAMER SAILINGS For the Duration cannot be announced nor can schedules be published, but as a clearing house796 words
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Advertisement132 1941-08-03 10 X.P.M. LINE REGULAR SERVICES TO THE NETHERLANDS INDIES CHINA AUSTRALIA MEW ZEALAND AFRICA M.V. KONINKLIJKE PAKETV A ART-MA ATSCHAPPIJ K. P. M. LINE (Incorporated in the Netherlands Indies) Tel 5451 The Blood is the Stream of Life." T^* 1 IMPURE BLOOD is the root cause of Skin Hifl Diseases, Boils,132 words
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295 1941-08-03 11 f ONTRARY to the impression often created by its name, the International Bottle Club, of Los Angeles, is a group of geographically minded men and women of many nationalities, scattered around the shores of the Pacific Ocean, whose hobby is an exchange of correspondence295 words
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103 1941-08-03 11 Mystery Murder Of Woman Member Of Censor's Staff DERMUDA authorities have called in IT.S. G-men to help solve the murder of a woman member of the censor's staff at Hamilton (Bermuda). The victim was Margaret Stapleton, a 43-year-old English-woman. Only clv? to th? slaying, which occurred a week ago, is103 words
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Article, Illustration76 1941-08-03 11 At the Admiralty recently, a Gold Cap was presented by Lord Queenboroufh, President of the Koyal Society of St. George, and Lord Wardinfton, prime warden of the Goldsmiths' Company, to Vice- Admiral J. H. D. Cunningham, Fourth Sea Lord, and Sir Sidney J. Barne3. Deputy Secretary76 words
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279 1941-08-03 11 'Digger's' Tall Story Of Beheading Scares Italians Near Tobruk ACCORDING to tne Italian Radio Station 1.E.M., Australian night patrols from Tobruk behead their prisoners, and take the heads with pride to their commanders, says a report in the Sydney Morning Herald. This is an old Australian custom, adds the report.279 words
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56 1941-08-03 11 "Easier To Die Than Live Ac Nazis GERMANS are bored with thr war, slates Stephen Laird, former Berlin correspondent of Time, the American newsmagazine. "The Germans think that dying is simple, but that the sheer mechanics of life under th; Naii regime are terrific," Laird says "Censor&hifi has made Germany56 words
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Article76 1941-08-03 11 i pRESH home-grown peaches are selling at ss. 6d. each in London's West End shops. Grapes are bringing 15s. a pound. Cucumbers are being sold at 2s. 6d each, cherries and raspberries at ss. a l pound. A store manager said: "Lack of foreign76 words
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170 1941-08-03 11 A GROUP of Russians and one Englishman were selected by the British Foreign Office to broadoast to Russia over the 8.8.C., soon afler the Soviet was invaded, says Reynolds' News. The paper understands tha- the broadcasters are: Bruce Lockhart, who was recently appointed170 words
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Article113 1941-08-03 11 ANEW anaesthetic device, which automatically makes available vapours from liquid ar aesthetic, has been perfected In the Nuffleld Department of Anaesthetics, at Oxford University. Lord Nufflcldl is providing the fighting services with 1,000 of the machines. each costing .€25. They work without the customary gas cylinders.113 words
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Advertisement746 1941-08-03 11 Arthritis Discovery Ends Cause of Rheumatism,Sciaf ica, Lumbago Steps Pain in I 30 Minutes j£js£ j£o^Thanks to the rerent discovery of an I~^it/^^'^l^S^Km^f nrnaziiiß m< di. me all. .1 Rumend, it is no '1T W Ml longer necessary for you to Buffer from the <# W^^^^ »f Ml j.ain and746 words
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Advertisement262 1941-08-03 11 Mr. Can t: "If only I could forget my digestion!" Mf« Cans "If only you would remember your Eno!" Don't suffer from dyspepsia, tNO f« J'tt heartburn, poor appetite or t# Ca cr *nt similar complaints. Take m Eno's regularly. Eno's ensures rri JJP fa JjN I** tencen I that262 words
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Article65 1941-08-03 12 Singapore. Aug. I ■uvar* aelirrt Qambltr t 7.50 Hamburg Cube *12.25 Java Cube 612.00 Copra Mixed 82.40 Sun Dried 82.65 White Muntoi $16.50 White $16.00 Black 8.00 baoo Hour Mo Lingga $4 50 Fair $4.J.i Sarawak $4.29 $4,33 To me co Small Flake 87.7S Fair Flake $7.2565 words
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Article101 1941-08-03 12 Siitffap*r*. FrMaT, A«g. 1. n»on Bayers Seller; Trices Price* Na. O. R.S.S. tspM io«ar) s«>; ssu So. IX R.S.S. l».b. la rases Jarjr-Aag. (Seller's •pti*n> 3S:t 39! A G.F.A.Q. K.S.S. f o.b. in bale* July-Anc. (Seller's opUoa) 38', 38' i t.A.Q. K.S.S. f.o b tn101 words
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Article252 1941-08-03 12 Singapore, Friday. rr.e foUowtng ara cbc jxuimu«v mmt uiti mcrnlag accordlnc co (be daily circular usual by Uw Hanckons «no 3btn*h»] Btnldnt Coroor*tloo ■IM Uxdon I.T 3/11 London demand 2/4 1/33 Switzerland (T. 7. only) 202.46 New York demand D/.47.10 Montreal demand M.U Batavia demand 88.71 Samaranc demand 88.58Reuter - 252 words
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1269 1941-08-03 12 SHARP RECOVERY AFTER EARLY WEAKNESS TIN FALLS: RUBBER STEADY The Week's Markets BY THE SUNDAY TIMES FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT Singapore, Saturday. MARKET circles had quite a lot to talk about last week with the usual bunch of Government Gazette notifications and "explanatory"' memoranda turned out on the duplicating machines of the1,269 words
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Advertisement451 1941-08-03 12 If HIT BACK AT HITLER I S WITH YOUR WAR i 3 SAVINGS CERTIFICATES S KA A very attractive gilt-edged investment. A l \/A great advantage of those Malayan War Say- yA p\ ings Certificates to investors who seek wK V^/ security, is that they increase in value the \A451 words
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Advertisement1201 1941-08-03 12 HOW SANATORIUM PATIENT PUT ON POUNDS of FLESH! ff~i I 'b^^~ JBfwL mr INCREASE^^™ j M^L\ YOUR WEIGHT J THIS EASY WAY Not only this sanatorium patient, but m^^^^^^^^ mawmooS hundreds ot men, women and children TASTti c '1 have put on weight, by caking these any, M J^ 'AaHfTj1,201 words
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Article, Illustration92 1941-08-03 13 Mr. and Mrs. Henry, their I'l-year-old daughter and th.eir 17-year-old mhi. Bill, photographed at the door of their hovel in Addis Ababa. Mr. Henry, an American citizen, who ran a mission and an hospital in Addis "Ababa, was arrested by the Italians and imprisoned for six92 words
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516 1941-08-03 13 Headmistress A lieges She Was Sho t At By Man To Whom She Gave Lift AS she lay dying, having received four gun shot wounds, the headmistress of a private school at Hindhead told how she gave a lift in her car to a soldier who suddenly turned on her516 words
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Article359 1941-08-03 13 Acute Tobacco Shortage In Sydney THE tobacco shortage In Sydney Is more acute than ever before, the President of the Retail Tobacco Traders' Association (Mr. G. R. Bassingthwaite) said recently. Many shops have only Americantype cigarettes from the Netherlands East Indies, and some are closing for an hour or so359 words
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206 1941-08-03 13 Catalina Makes Record Crossing Of Pacific THE first R.A.A.F. Catalina flying- boat ferried from America to Australia created an east-west Soutli Pacific crossing record of four days It made the trip faster than Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Mr Charles Ulm in the Southern Cross in 1928. Qantas Empire Airways,206 words
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Article69 1941-08-03 13 TTHIRTEEN young Pollsn women, who reached Australia with a large number of English children, and who were taken prisoner by German raiders when the 15,000- ton ship on which they were returning 10 England was sunk In the Pacific, are to be civen asylum in Australia. The69 words
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Article153 1941-08-03 13 A WOMAN who wore the uniform of lieutenant-colonel of the R.A.M.C Just to show off was fined £2 at Lancaster recently. She was Esther Jacques, thirty-one, a married woman, of Halton, near Lancaster, the mother of two children, aged eleven and nine, and employed153 words
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Advertisement431 1941-08-03 13 Here is a sure way to CURE A LISTLESS DOG If your dog is listless, it proves that impure brimming over with vigorom ji_-- i- <t«« 1 health and hig!i spirit!. blood has lowered his vitality. To cleanse and refresh his blood, give him Bob Martin's a nr-mtwMriw Condition Powders.431 words
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Advertisement448 1941-08-03 13 *Lovk smart there! A it t/te perfect -Mair Vreertna w&s&§tSm\ jB^SSr Brylcrecm is the perfect hair dressing for I men wno can't afford to take a chance with >&wj 7 ygv J their appearance. A well-groomed head V iaHA n means a well-groomed man. Look smart j^«\ m^.4y \Wjjk\\ there448 words
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Article, Illustration600 1941-08-03 14 Max Factor's Advice Eyebrows, Actresses And You UOLLYWOOD'S stars value their eyebrows, for these features are definitely assets to acting. For a basic demonstration of this fact, note the eyebrow expressions of such outstanding actors as Spencer Tracy. Paul Muni, or William Powell in their picture performances. One of the600 words
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Advertisement352 1941-08-03 14 f &4ff&* MUST BE CARED FOR IF THEY ARE TO REMAIN SPARKLING AND BEAUTIFUL. AH the life of the face is in the eyos. They are the first feature to show fati<rue from over-work or too much gaiety. Elizabeth Arden particularly stresses the care of the eyes and she has352 words
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Advertisement396 1941-08-03 14 pJ^l^jj^J HOLLYWOOD'S KMt/*"***^. m j I Have you tried this perfect lip K^^^K> *i}% j make-up Created by Max Factor ■Si fl Hollywood, it is super.indcliblt »i^V and wtuturt-proof... in new Color *VfS>. 'ft- Mm Harmony shades to give your lips B^^^Hfh _^jffL I ao vr n R. tasting color!396 words
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Article, Illustration284 1941-08-03 15 R A. Thompson. D.O. Sc - R A. Thompson. D.O.Sc By (Dr. of Ocular Science). THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. Note the eye of every person you meet— study photographs, you will thuo be able to study the eye of many leaders, as the magazines are replete with photographs of many people In public284 words
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Article1388 1941-08-03 15 R.H. Naylor - R.H. Naylor By AUGUST 3: The year that begins to-day promises to be a time of testing. There will be difficulties to overcome, opposition to be faced. Yet your courage and initiative will be greater than ever you should come through i the year's "ups and1,388 words
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Article2994 1941-08-03 15 JULY 6;Unless you have very potent Influences at work In your individual map. no use looking for much excitement and glamour about the next year of your life: its I events will pass by in *ta.d procession. Saturn's influence will be mainly respon- sible;2,994 words
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Article295 1941-08-03 15 JANUARY (Dec. Jan. 19). Tv stiay and Wednesday best days for bu.;]i,e h kaMttal of someone dtar to you improves. IX married, in-laws ir.uch in cvidenc FEBRUARY (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Kvirything depends upon ihe other person, business partner, husband, wife or closo fri;nd. Lucky turn of295 words
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Advertisement267 1941-08-03 15 GIVE YOUR HAIR Amoml A Thr liTo-n 4- ingredients in An, •mi ill i rrihr n up your icalp. make your hair sparkle with natural colour, give it a captivating, lingering fragrance. |M| Am.m, Shampoot have had over ao prunettc use Affiimi I If blonde use Aman.i No. V^^^L O«K«ifl-W«267 words
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Advertisement76 1941-08-03 15 Useful and Decorative PEKING CARPETS RUGS W AH EXCLUSIVE SELECTION— QUALITY GUARANTEED— A: to a large stock of Pewter 4 Copper Warn rurtot, Jeweclery aY etc. The Old Capital 31. STAMFORD ROAD. SINGAPORE. THE "IDEAL" SamplUM M*a*r-KncUah Dtctis— ry i>T F B. Thomass (More than 5*M wards) Printed and Sold76 words
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Advertisement78 1941-08-03 15 W.^^N^a^^' -rf* i»^ aw^ y?^ S* I SANITARY PROTECTION IS NOW WORN INTERNALLY Tampax has ended al) the old discomforts. No chafing. No irritation. No odour. Completely invisible and fully protective— and so mach more hygienic TAMPAX »r-.r> nun mab« WORN INTERNALLY MM, w Afcfcv*. THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY cTO, (lacorp.78 words
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Advertisement225 1941-08-03 16 Two tablets of Phensic aW^C rapidly soothe away the most afxjL V^ z> Ty dreadful headache or any kind /jP^VS -mj of nerve pain. Doctors call this I f yf specially effective power in Hr V IV/ I Phsnsic synergistic. They mean Jr I thtt the 4 ingredients in J225 words
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Advertisement744 1941-08-03 16 HE WAS A TIRED TIM* Now Wins Challenge Cups If you feel always languid and sluggish, here is a real-life story with a message for you: "I was always tired and list' ess until I saw your Fynnon Salt advertised. I gave it a trial and have been in th<»744 words
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Miscellaneous981 1941-08-03 16 Wireless Programmes TO-DAY SINGAPORE ZHL. 1.333 kc s (225 m. ZHM 9.69 mc/s (39.96 m.) (ZHP2 6.175 mc/s 48.58 m.) (ZHP3 7.25 mc/s (41.38 m.t ZHU /.lIPI ZUPI ZUP3 6.30 a.m. Singapore calling; 6.35 a.m. News In French relayed from London; 6.50 a.m. News commentary in French; 7.05 ajn. Recorded981 words
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Miscellaneous486 1941-08-03 16 EMPIRE STATION EASTERN SERVICE «.1O p.m.— 11.50 p.m an GSV— I7.BI m/cs. 16.84 metres. GSF 15.4 m/cs: 19.81 metre* GSD II 75 m/cs: 25.53 m«li«a NORTH AMERICAN SERVICa GSD (23 metre bandl and GRY «JI 1: mrtrea: 960 mc/s) 6.05 a.m. News: 6.20 a.m. Listening post An analysis of German486 words
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Miscellaneous809 1941-08-03 16 NIROM YUB 15..11 mc/s (19.61 m.) YDC 15.15 met (19.8 a m.)j PLP 11.M mes (27.27 a.); t*BDi 10.26 mc/s (29.24 m.r. *DB 9.55 m«/t tll.l m.); YI)D 6H mc/s <49.b7 a.) 5.50 a.m. National Anthem. Recorded music; 6.50 a.m. News; 7.05 a.m. Recorded music, (contd.); 7.20 a.m. Church service809 words
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Article1142 1941-08-03 17 " Doc - Garrison Sports Notes "Doc." By U.VIY critics of the Army football team came away from the Stadium last week agreeably surprised after watching the Army hold U-e strong Singapore side to a one-all draw in the southern section of the H MS. Malaya Cup series Many said the Army were1,142 words
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Article695 1941-08-03 17 (From Out Own Correspondent) Seremban. NEGRI SeiuWlan sport has received nii'< h needed encouragement since the arrival ot the Australian Imperial Forces in Malaya Cricket, soccer, lawn tennis, athletics and rugger have found many goM exponents. All six centuries scored thus far in Negrl Sembilan cricket this695 words
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Article176 1941-08-03 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Butu Pahat. THE Batu Pahat district lawn tennis tournament is progressing and the junior singles has ieached the finals, the successful players being Edin bin H;Ji Dahl?n and Mental bin Basr, both of the Batu Fahat Malay Club. The first ro-.r d ot176 words
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Article149 1941-08-03 17 PLA YIN O at the Happy World covered stadium last Sunday the Makepeace Roveis beat Uu Mayblossom B.P. by live games to three. Results (Makepeace nrst); ai. A. Lauge beat Uassain Ma.uw, la ia, 15—10; Sycd Saum beat Abdullah Mattar, 13__13 (5—3), 15—10; Kang Soon Teck beat Kamld149 words
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Article155 1941-08-03 17 DLAYINO at Kampong Bahru last Sunday, r thi Red Rose B.P. "B" team beat the Evergreen B.P. by six games to uhre Remits (Red Rose first): Oeorge Albert Theselra beat Korutnu. 15. 15—10, 15 4; Kenneth Nonls oeat N. Jeremiah, 12—15, 15 7 15 6; Waitex IXndrofl155 words
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Article626 1941-08-03 17 Singapore Badminton Notes yERY good progress has been made with the men's cpen &irzi«s chain otor? .-hip and the games played so far have proved to be quite interesting. However, to thos*> who have followed the game for very many years It Is clearly evident that the standard of senior626 words
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Article559 1941-08-03 17 (Prow Our Own Oorre&spondent) Jo 1 .ore Bahru. AT the annual a^luetic sp~r s or the £ngiish College on Thursday, Mr. F. J. Thomas, the headmaster, announced that they were awarding certlilc.Vrs Instead of prizes and d c menry thus s -.ved was to |H559 words
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Advertisement776 1941-08-03 17 YOU WON'T HAVE GOUT if... Gout m due to a blood condition. If you have tendency to acidity you are liable to it There are various causes. Unbalanced diet Poisoned teeth. Theae upset the digestion. The liver and kidneys get out •f order. Gout occurs There is simple prescription. Kruschen776 words
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Advertisement313 1941-08-03 17 Learn Shorthand, Cook -Keeping, Commercial Correspondence etc IN YOUR OWN HOME Solve your problem of personal progress by selecting a specialised course cf training at h me This Is the method that can help you to secure a well paid post. Thousands of Pitman's trained men and aronvn have attained313 words
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Article416 1941-08-03 18 From Our Own Correspondent) RESULTS in the Government English School, athMlc sports are CLASS A Hißh Jump: 1. Sankaran: 2. Hassan Hj. Ismail: 3. James Henry. 100 yards- 1. Ghanl: 2. Dennis van Schoolbeck; 3. Yusof. 220 yards: 1. Gbani; 2. Dennl?; 3. Benjamin Car-v-D'ho. 440 yards416 words
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Article1520 1941-08-03 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. 'I'll Kill: was an excellent at- tendance on the first day of the Penang August race meeting in spite of adverse weather conditions. The going was very soft. In the first race. White Gardenia created an upset to pay1,520 words
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Article, Illustration322 1941-08-03 18 K. O. R. Polo Cup Won By Military Of Singapore IN a very open game, played throughout at an extremely fast pace, the Singapore Mili ary Polo Club beat the Pahang Polo Club by seven coals to four at Balestier yesterday In the final of the open champ onship of322 words
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Article30 1941-08-03 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. 'THE F.M.S. vs. Colony cricket A match, which was to have begun to-day, was postponed till 10.30 a.m. to-morrow owing to rain.30 words
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Article457 1941-08-03 18 (From Our Own Correspondent > Klang. Saturday. AFTER the distribution of prizes by Mr. J. 8. W. Reid. District Officer. Klang at the athleiic sports of the High School, Long Ngak, the school captain and champion, presented to Mr Reid a cheque for $350 being money saved457 words
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Article271 1941-08-03 18 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday rpHl! following are the complete weights for the races on Monday, Aug. 4, the second day of the Penang Turf Club's Summer meeting: Horses— Class I— Div. 2—6 Fan: Never Set 9 00 The Needles 8.03 Mercury S.lO Double Esso271 words
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197 1941-08-03 18 GOOD bow Una by Gurdial Singh, who took four wickets for 20 runs, enabled the Indian Association to beat the RAF. Kalians > by four wickets in a cricket match played at Balestier yesterday. BAT iKalUnjn Totham Ibw Gurdial Singh 4; Corser b DharmaraJ 9;197 words
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135 1941-08-03 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala I.umpur. Saturday. ra friendly match played here to-day, of three singles and two doubles, the Llan Hwa B.P. of Kuala Lumpur beat the Devonshire B.P. of Singapore. The Devonshire 8.P., one of the leading teams in Singapore, were135 words
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Article166 1941-08-03 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamar., Saturday. rE P.W.D. held the Wanderers to a one -all draw in a league soccer fixture and both teams brightened their prospects of remaining at the top of the table. The sides were evenly matched with the Wanderers having a better defence. Seng166 words
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69 1941-08-03 18 The following will represent the Singapore Cricket Club against the Selangor Club in the Trophy match to-morrow at S.C.C.: Capt E. A de L. Young: M. Roberta, N. W. Sabtne: R. J. Forbes, P. F. Hutchlnson. R. Combe H. Etch Ishelm. C. Milton.69 words
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Article94 1941-08-03 18 (From Our Own Correspondent* Johore Bahru. Saturday. JOHORE Ibkandar Cup lawn tennis team which will be opposed either to Singapore or Trengganu in the final on Aug. 24 will meet the S.C.R.C. in a friendly match al th< International Club courts on Aug. 8. Johorf team will94 words
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Advertisement273 1941-08-03 18 %t^-/l TAKE AN\ I OID-FASHIONED T im mirc.iti on. P/i^ff jjUU* Method! of travel &^\^Jt change. Also medicines. Now we don't have to uko nasty-tastinj oils, inconvenient herbal brews and griping purgatives. Medical science gives us LAXOBAC —the modern chocolate laxative. Laxobac tastes just like chocolate because it is chocolate.273 words
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Advertisement314 1941-08-03 18 VjK \TORTURe The skin-pores of your feet should be con•tantly eliminating acid impurities. When your iect torture you, when they ache and swell, it Is because those pores have become choked, and acid is piling up Inside them. Then you suffer foot %?ony Corns and callouses oe?ln Co form. You've314 words
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Article367 1941-08-03 19 Jind Infantry Are Easy Winners REMARKABLY fine running Dy the Jind Infantry was seen yesterday, at the Thomson Road police depot during a triangular athletic meeting h<ld between them, the Police and a unit of the Royal Air Force. They won most of the events, ending as champions367 words
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144 1941-08-03 19 Edinburgh, Saturday. IN an attractive charity football match to-day Arsenal beat H?arts by a second-half goal scored by Kirchen. There has been little break in Scottish soccer as the Summer Cup finished only three weeks back and n?xt Saturday sees the start of theReuter - 144 words
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287 1941-08-03 19 Malayan Lawn Tennis Championships (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. SOME indication of the keen competition in the men's singles event of the Malayan lawn tennis championship is provided by the tact that three of j the lour quartcr-fli als, played to-day, went to three sets. •l3n's Doubles: Kho287 words
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Article104 1941-08-03 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Saturday. WATCHED by a hu-.e crowd the Selangor Rough Riders won the Malayan inter-team track (boards) championship, previously held by the Perak Cycling Club, at the cycling meeting at the Jubilee Park to-night. They gained 15 points. Jalan Bendahara Wheelers104 words
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Article36 1941-08-03 19 ALL league baseball games scheduled for this week-end have been postponed. The major League game between Americana and the Japanese, postponed from last Sunday, will be played at the end of the searon36 words
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Article26 1941-08-03 19 Tlie Customs beat the Naval Base Corln<tila.nr. by four goals to one m yecorH rtivl-.-ion (b> league socrer match played at Post Office Club's ground yesterday.26 words
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Article, Illustration129 1941-08-03 19 WINNING five games oat o! six, the doctors won the Mootatamby Cup yesterday, when they beat the students in the annual Medical College Graduates-Undergraduates lawn tennis tournament on the College courts. Results (Graduates first): B. Chew and Lai En Fo lO6t to Chew Poh129 words
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Article89 1941-08-03 19 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Saturday. BEATINO Yassin bin Haji Ahmad ft— 3. 6 l In the open singles final of the Johore Bahru Malays tennis tournament at the Tambatan courts yesterday Talib bin Awang won the challenge cup presented by Dato Awang bin Omar. In89 words
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335 1941-08-03 19 Services Bat First Against Singapore BATTING first In their three-day cricket match against the Rest of Singapore on the S:ngapore Cricket Club padang yesterday, the Combined Ssrvices were d.smissed for 160 runs on a perfect wicket. The Services started shakily, :osinK two wickrts for 14 runs, but then Duke and335 words
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Article186 1941-08-03 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Pant Buntar. rE Parit Buntar Indians loct to the Bagan Serai Indians at soccer by three goals to two. Bagan Serai were superior In every department of the game, and Sebastian as leader was very dangerous. The two custodians, Narayanasamy and Subranr.aniam. exhibited186 words
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Article48 1941-08-03 19 AT the annual aUiietic sports meeting of n the Methodist G'xls' School, Klang. Her Hlghnass Tengku Ampuan gave away the prises. The championship was wen by Ruth Howe, with Hazel Hov e runntr-up Part of the sport* fund was given to the Malaya Patriotic Fund.48 words
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Article28 1941-08-03 19 I The Western Depot team failed to turn tro for a cricket mr.tch against St. Andrew's 1 School, which w.x-. to have bttn piayed »i 1 woodrrtlto ya^tcrday.28 words
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237 1941-08-03 19 SOCCER enthusiasts saw a disappointing display at Anson Road stadium yesterday when the RAF. met Malicca in the last match in the southern section of the Maloya Cup competition and won by the odd goal in three. The play was far below the standard237 words
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Article517 1941-08-03 19 The following table shows the positions of the teams in the S.AfA League up to date:— FIRST DIVISION P W. L. D. P. A. Pts. Chinese (S.C.F.A.) 20 13 2 5 S3 20 3i R.A.F. 17 12 3 2 51 ;j .y. Malays 20 10 5 S t>2517 words
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Article213 1941-08-03 19 SOCCER enthusias s are expecting a J thrilling game at Anson Road staiium to-day when a Combined Scrrces team meet a combined Business louses side. The entire proceeds arc be given to The War Fund. This Is the second War Fund mi'ch irranged by the committee of213 words
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Article36 1941-08-03 19 The Alexandr* (W.D.> Civilian** Bpcrti Jlub. are play ins a »3i» o'. friendly pnm« t CliAi.?; to-d*v a^.inst thr Changi iWO.I llTUlans' BporL» Club. Transport lor playrs nd member* Uave» from th» A.cx**idra Irtdre 1.00 rt.vn.-36 words
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Advertisement117 1941-08-03 19 DO YOU WANT TO HELP THE BRITISH WAR EFFORT? The SIMPLEST and SPEEDIEST way YOU can help WIN THE WAR is to refcukr DONATIONS to THE WAX FUND dunnfc the Current Year Can You Afford $1 per month? Can You Afford $10 per month? Can You Afford $100 per month?117 words
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Advertisement398 1941-08-03 19 YE EXAMINATIONS, YE6LASSES. EXCLUSIVELY TljbMP/ON \OPTICAL C 2 4. AKCAUE I1LI»<j CHUNK MM A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocu!ar Science i years' European Clinical Experience. HAD STOMACH PAINS FOR NINE TEAKS Spent A Small Fortune Seeking A Cure Perhaps yuu nave IMCCMM dis,uraged in your search ior something stop stomach pains.398 words
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561 1941-08-03 20 LIITLER cannot win the war because he cannot hope to in- vade Great Britain that Xi the considered judgment of American military authorities, cables a Sydney Daily Tele- raph correspondent from Washington. It is a judgment based on the assumption thst the weight561 words
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Article, Illustration35 1941-08-03 20 The wreckage of the Messerschmitt 110 in which Rudolf Hess, Hitler's Deputy, made his dramatic flight from Germany to Scotland, is here seen after its removal to an R.A.F. depot in Scotland.35 words
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Article94 1941-08-03 20 WING -COM. Moelder, of the German Air Force, is the most successful fighter-pilot in the world, the German High Command claims in a special announcement. Moelder, who on July 17 shot down five Soviet planes, has destroyed 115 warplanes. the High Command announcement states. He94 words
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Article57 1941-08-03 20 T>LUE ribbon around bundles of carefully preserved old loveletters may cause English daily newspapers and magazines to go out of circulation. Unless love-letters and other hoarded waste paper are surrendered to the Salvage Control, Britain is faced with this threat to its literature and n«cs,57 words
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106 1941-08-03 20 •"pHE cowardice of Germans wnen 1 confronted with the cold steel of Anzac bayonets is stressed in the most vivid eye-witness account of the Crete campaign yet published in the American Press. "When confronted wlln s:eel. the Germans turn. run. and squeal like frightened106 words
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Article211 1941-08-03 20 NESTLING In the southern highlands, the little town of Adaminaby .ias become rich almost overnight, and scenes like those of the "gold rush" lays are being enacted on the main .street, says a Sydney report. But rabbits, not gold, are the source if Adamlnaby's new-found wealth.211 words
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Article108 1941-08-03 20 French Silk For Parachutes *r»WO American war veterans who 1 arrived In New York from Paris recently, Philip McCabe and Edwin Thorn, reported that the Germans were stripping French shop* of silk stockings and silk garments and sending them to Germany, where they are being rewoven into parachute and aeroplane108 words
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161 1941-08-03 20 'Clay Heads' Challenge To Marshal riELD-MARSHAX Baron Ironside is criticized for a fresh statement similar to his famous "Come on Hitler! We are ready for you" just before the Germans crashed through the Lowlands and France last year. Recently he told a Norfolk audience that "the war may finish a161 words
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99 1941-08-03 20 Crawled Along Plane's Wing To Put Out A Fire lITITH a rope around his wal&t, a New Zealand second pilot crawled along the wing of a damaged Wellington bomber to put out a fire. The bomber was returning from a raid on Munster (central Ge.*many> when it was attacked and99 words
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Article115 1941-08-03 20 SOLDIERS who have wantonly caused damage in private billets are going to be made to pay for it out of their own pockets. This is a War Office decision made in advance of questions to be asked in the House of Commons. There have115 words
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Article68 1941-08-03 20 A SOLDIER'S oral will is legal, a Probate Court judge has decided. The judge granted letters of administration to Mrs. Peggy Spark. Her husband. John King Spark. 23. died of injuries in a raid on England. Evidence was given that on Aug. 5 last year,68 words
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