The Straits Times, 5 October 1941

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    37 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL**** No. Sll Sunday, October 5, 1941 Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya No. 511 Sunday, October 5, 1941 Price 10 Cents
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    REDS ANSWER HITLER'S BOAST
    380 1 Strong Counter-Offensives Launched On All Fronts BRITISH SUCCESSES IN THE AIR IN THE LENINGRAD SECTOR •THE Russians have given a swift answer to Hitler's toast that the Russian army is on the point of colla: so. There comes news th*t Marshal Budenny 's forces in the
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    R.A.F. Tortoise Pet
    35 1 Perry tho Tortoise is a novel m.i-i «t adopted by a Maintenance Unit of the Royal Air Force. Midft'e Fa«t Command. His shell h.-is been painted with the Royal Air Force badge.
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    Japanese Claim To Be In Chengchow
    113 1 Shanghai. Saturday. JAPANESE forces cp^ratins ill th? new drive in Hunan province have entered Chengchr.w, Junction of the Poking-IJankcw railway md the Lunghai railway, North Chinas Jugular vein, aftT crossing thj Yellow River at both the o'.d and new courses. Japanese reports claim. Meanwhile
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    MALARIA IN YUNNAN
    71 1 Chungking. Saturday. r pHK American anu-maiaria mission, which Is to work for two yean in Yunnan Province, helping the Chinese to combat malaria during the construction of the Burma-Yunnan railway, to expected to arrive In Rangoon soon. The expenses of the mission are being defrayed by the
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    JAPAN STOPS ALL NEWS
    61 1 Tokio. Saturday. REGARDING the imposition of censorship In Japan it Is learned reliably that the Foreign Office has requested all Embassies and Legations to cea.se the distribution of foreign 1 news bulletins among Interested subscribers, thus seeking to deprive t^ose denied of shorVwave radio retention of
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    51 1 ■JRHO f'ONSFRVATTVF PT'-S— Mr. Maurice Dupree, one of Quebec's i Icadlni conservatives died at Three l River's yosterday of injuries suffered in a train wieck at M;-..ckinon?e last Tuesday. Mr. Dupree wa% Solicitor General In the Dominican Government of Mr. R. B. Bennett, which held office from 1930 to 1935—United
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    NEW CANADIAN NAVAL BASE—
    46 1 The Canadian Government will soon begin the construction of a new naval base at Shelburne. which was used ai a base by the U. S. Atlantic squadron after the United States entered the first world war, the Canada Taaett* announced yesterday.—United Press.
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    36 1 EXPI-OSIGNS IN RlO—Heavy ex-p!o.-lons rocked several districts of Rio de Janeiro on Friday night. Pint revi tbp explosion* rjrmrr*«l ir. the powder durrp of the National Explosives Co. five miles across the bay from Rio.—United Pens.
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    GERMAN SUPPLY SHIP SUNK—
    31 1 A German supply ship was sunk In the Atlantic by an un~am*d Brl*l?l> warship on an unspecified day, the Admiralty announced In a cummui mutyesterday.— United Prers.
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    Smile For Victory
    20 1 The King in happy nixnl florin* a recent visit to an arms factory somewhere in En* laml."
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    Speculation On Nazi Plans
    351 1 MILITARY i>b,erve.s in Lont on. awaiting reliable im'rma ion regard nr HKler's announ: d "Operati n of gigantic proportions," launched some days ajro. speculated whether th> Grrman High Command misht he planning a tremendous push fr^rn the south-west. a«s w-ll as th« Ukrainian sec'o-s. with M^cow
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    CAIRO COMMUNIQUE
    89 1 Cairo, Saturday. "TODAY'S Micdle Eust communique states: *'Tcbruk: under cover of •ltlllery fire our patrols can led out several successful ra'do. In the eastern sector the enemy were forced to evacuate strong pemts while in the central sector our patiols de-trcyed enemy dumps of ammunition. In o'her areas
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    BRAZIL PLANS OUSTING OF AXIS AIRLINES
    63 1 Washington, Saturday. THE ellmlnetlon of Axls-controKe i airlines from Brazil is the next major objective of the drive to expand locally-owned and United States airways In Latin America, according to diplomatic quarters here today. The recently announced Lend ard Lease ali to Brazil, estimated
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    ITALIAN SUGGESTION TO OCCUPY ALL FRANCE
    155 1 Rome. Saturday. THE Italian political weekly, R-.la- zloiil Intemtzlonale. suggested today that the Axis occupy the whole of Prance. The best security for France." tho magazine said. would consist In the occupation and control of the whole republic.'— United Press. RAF. OVER ITALY— Saturday's
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    Java Volcano Reaches Most Dangerous Stage
    245 1 Batavia, Saturday THE Smeroe volcano, which has been erupting for the past two weeks, has now reached its "most dangerous stage, according to the Russian v 1 ranologist. M. Petrochevski, of the Dutch Geological Service. Late last night observers announced the formation o; a
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    Comment Of London And New York Newspapers
    386 1 Comment Of London And New York Newspapers Hitler's Speech London, Saturday. SATURDAY morning newspapers in London generally interpreted Hitler's surprise speech yesterday as "cold comfort for the German" people shivering on the edge of winter." Most editors dd not think the Fuehrer's utterar.res newsworthy enough to rate ton page headlines.
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    Roosevelt To Announce More Of His Plans
    187 1 Roosevelt To Announce More Of His Plans New York Saturday. "THE New Yoifr Times in an editorial headed "According to plan." declare*, "Outraged humanity and insulted Democracy, like mills of the gods, grind slowly but grind exceedingly small. The plans and victories of Hitler have gained more enemies than they
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    RECEPTION IN GERMANY
    72 1 Berlin. Saturday. QERMAN authorised quarters today commented on British and American reception of Hitler's speech by saymj. "these people most one day rue the behaviour of their leaders who stick their heads In the sand and let the Fuehrer's assertion. pass them like a storm." These quarters,
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    29 1 C.B. PLANE BUILDING—Reports from Washington reveal that VnlteJ States factories built approximately 13,500 military planes during the first nine months of this year. In September 9,875 planes were built.
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    Mexico To Pay U.S.
    130 1 Woshlnstcn, Saturday. MEXICO has agreed to pay more than US$4O lOO,OOO for all "general claims" by United States ci.izeiu and corporations, authoritativ» quarters revealed here to-day. Tills tocludes some claims dating back to 1868 and arl«in': from such up- heavals as the United states annexation lof
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    STOP PRESS
    477 1 QELAY in repatriation of sick and wonnded prisoners Is due. it is learned in London, to the fact that at the last stage In the .negotiations tho German government pointed out there were fewer German sick and wounded prisoners eligible for repatriation than British. They accordingly asked the
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    Thai Reports Of Border Gun Duel
    73 1 Bangkok., Saturday "THREE French froniier on- stabulary were killed and some injured, while two members of the Thai border police were wounded in a run duel on the new Thai-Indo-China frontier close to the famous Cambodian ruins of Angkhor, according to reports featured in
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    Plane Ferry Service By Way Of Alaska
    118 1 ■Washingrton, Saturday. COVTET officials md American c.^m- mercial aviation Interests have discussed the possibility of establishing nn aeroplane "ferry" mnrttt from th United States tc Russia via Alaska ar.d Siberia, accr.rdtn<? to well-inform-ed quarters in Vanning ton. Nothing specif]; h'%& resulted frcm the
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    HONG KONG BISHOP'S LECTUPE TOUR
    117 1 New York Saturday. IT is learned that the Bishop of Hong 1 Kong, the R!»ht Rev. Ronald O Hall, Is flying from Lot Angeles t 1 New York on Monday to begin a tecture tour arranired by the Chin* Rene* and Chinese Industrial Co-o:jeratives He
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    22 1 Oen ral WaveD, British Commander-In-Chiof. India, has rrrlvcd back In Simla following his visit to London. the Middle East and Iran.— Reuter.
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    Exchange Of Prisoners— New Hitch
    248 1 Exchange Of Prisoners New Hitch I.ond in, Saturday. AN official sU.emen: was made to-day ..n the hitch in the exrhance of British and German prisoner* of war It Is explained at a late stage in the negotiations the German Government asked the British Government for the exchange of number of
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    Churchill Sees England Win Soccer Game
    60 1 London. Sa.urday. ]^TR. Winston Ciurchiil, the King of Greece. Cabinet ministers an-t Service chiefs atched an inu. national football wiaich today in which England beat Scotland by two goals to one. Mr. Churchill ettered the ground unobserved but the crowd soon anplauded and he
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    42 1 NEW BERMUDA GOVERNOR— Viscount Knollys. newly-appointed Governor of Bermuda, and Lac.7 Kncllys. arrived at Bermuda yesterday aboard the Yankee Clipper to succeed Sir Denta Berlard. In line with tlw new colonial policy favouring a civil govi_«rnor instead of an army man.--United Press.
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    UNITED STATES SHIP BOMBED
    222 2 Caught In 21-Day Blitz On Suez Port fli!>ton, Saturday IT was revealed here to-day 1 that the United States I ressel President Buchanan had been bombed by Ger- man planes. The vessel docked In Boston yesterday with her hull pierced by bomb fragments which, members of
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    Most Of Sunk U.S. Ship's Crew Safe
    98 2 Most Of Sunk U.S. Ship's Crew Safe Washington, Saturday. rir: freighter Not ma Grey has picked up 16 survivr i of the Panamanian tanker I. C. White, •kick was ttrpedjed on S p.. 27 ib >ut 458 miles e-fT Br.ixil inside the American neutrality x'>ne. Together wi h the 18
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    New Demand For Amendment Of Neutrality Act
    183 2 &;.pport;:rs of the Administration 1 'v policy have quickly seize I an M jinain? of the I.C. White as njw .:u?nce ti.".t the neutrality act should ue amended, ihougn some of the i'ieiident'a critics declare that the position has not been changed by
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    GRADY MEETS CHIANG
    93 2 Chungking. Saturday. f)K. Henry P. Giadj, United Suites v eoonom:e inv stlgatar In the Far East, arrived in C.:jngiii.g by air from K.iniu-i vr-terday and had a talk with Oca. CMaaf Kai-sli i and Madamr Chinng. He also met Dr. Quo Tai-chl, the F\jrei(n Minister. Dr. Clrady
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    EX-SHAH IN BOMBAY
    73 2 london Saturday i INFORMATION has been received in London reportirg the arrival by s>*a I at Bombay of the ex-Sruui of Per' is, states Reuter's diplomatic rorresp indent. There is no confirmation that I the ex-Shah in on his way o Chile or some other part of
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    NAZI BIG GUNS ACTIVE
    86 2 Ftolkestooe, Saturday. WHEN C t rrnan yuns from Csp GrU N*"A > ranee, nred four rounds ■■eilrday, airre•' r.i>r>arently at sh*K lr. the Channel. British fighters sprd out after a Girnan spotting plane repciting on the aim of the guns. —Uni'.?i! Pres>s. THAI l ilALLLNGE.—Commenting on
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    Keeping British Fighting Forces Fit
    65 2 Tho British ftgiiCnjr, forces must ke-p at ths p«*k «f physical condition and these pictures show how they do it. Above is a grandstand view of a dem nV.ration of physical training by 2,000 R.A.F rer-aits somewhere in Britain. They w?re controlled by their instructor
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    Indian Supplies Reach Russia
    93 2 London, Saturday. INDIAN Mippiies have already been delivered to the Russians according to a War Office announcement. From duetts the railway runs through Northern Baluchistan to the Iranian border from where convoys can go by road to Meshed and «n either to the Iranian port «f
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    RECORD LEASELEND CARGOES TO THE EMPIRE
    86 2 New York, Saturday. I EASE- LEND and other ship- menLs to the BriU&h Empire and Egypt, during July amounted to the record amount o' 72 per cent, of all United Stat°s exports for that month, according to figures just published here. Britain's average share
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    Roosevelt's Reported
    97 2 Reply To Konoye Siunghai, Saturday. JAPANESE Vnmk* Prin=3 Fumimaro Konoye received a reply from President RtrseTelt to his letter rr?ardin» JapaneseAmerican relations !jL?t Saturday during tne obs^rvanc^ of the anniversary of ths Tripartite Pact. it wtL3 teUabif reported here today. It wos Npartad Uut Ute United Stat«k A:nh.-<*'.
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    Fund For Dependents Of Indian Soldiers
    112 2 Simla, Saturday. IT Is announcrd that the Viceroy ha* 1 authorized the grant of Rs. 25.000 annually to thi Board ot Indian Sv-ldlers Irom th>. War Purposes Fund for the duration of the war for the constitution of a Vireroy's Commissioned and Indian Warrant
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    EXPELLED BY PARTY
    82 2 Melbourne Saturday. THE State Labour executive has ex--1 peued Mr Mi urtee Blackburn. Victorian member o: the House of Representatives, because of his refusal to cilssiciate hin *lf from the Bovlet Prierdship League. Thit action fellows the tesolution adopted last month by the Fedenl executive of the
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    R.AF. OVER HOLLAND
    74 2 London. Saturday. TT is learned that laot night squ- adrons of the R.A.F. were over Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp and Dunkirk. During the u'ght a small number of rnemy aircraft Tew over England and Scotland, chiefly in the eastern districts, says an Air Ministry and j Ministry of
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    Anglo-U.S. Talks On Far East
    173 2 Anglo-U.S. Talks On Far East Manila. Saturday. AIR Chief Manual Sir Robert Brooke- Popliani and Gen. Mac Arthur. British and American commanders-in-cliiei Far East. "surveyed the strategic situation and exchanced profession-il viewt regarding prooems confronting the world m the Pacific area' during "very interesting discus sions" held here yesterday and
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    JAPANESE IN BURMA
    94 2 Rangoon, Saturday. IT has not been considered necessary 1 to take any steps for Japanese nationals leaving Burma, the Japanese consul-general at Rirgoon told Reuter to-day when shown a report that certain Japanese m Caletrtta rcere 1-riring for Japan shortly He pr'nted oat that about SO Jap-
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    MINES OFF JAPAN
    91 2 Tokio, Saturday. QUESTIONED ircarding the floatin-r mire menace in the Japan Sea as I a result of mines which had torn loose from their moorings in Soviet waters. Mr. Koh Ishii, Japanese CP.btnet spokpsman, told con-esp indent* fhat another mine had been discovered by Jspaaese vessels since
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    STRIKES IN MANY CZECH ARMS WORKS
    71 2 Lo.idon Saturday. THE Moscow r.uuo says that strikes are breaking out in many Czech factortr^. The announcet su.»ci that workers of the Avia aircraft factory ucar Prague have downed tools as «ell as workers of the Walter aircraft eng.ne factory in Prague and other
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    FOOD OFFICIAL ARRESTED
    60 2 London, Saturday. A HIGH oXci.l In the Czech Ministry of Agricul.ure, Dr. Frankenberew, hj bjen arrected, aLegenly tor being P .illy responsible for Un present food shortage in CzechosloTa^.ia, Czech efflci^ls reported here today. The head of an important firm ot Importers, M. J seph Bmlrlcovsky. was
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    22 2 llis Urit'.nh Minister to Thailand. S;r Joeiah Crobby, ht<s returned by air to Ba' <?kolc frori Sinjapore after a weeL s stay.—fV'iter.
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    First West Australian To Be Prime Minister
    441 2 Melbourne Saturday. THE former lender o? the Op- position Party, Mr. John Curtin, will. It is expected, face the House as Prime Minister on Wednesday. Mr. Curtin has pledged the Labour Party to proceed with the utmost vigour and Determination in the prosecution
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    Uneasiness In Indo-China Ominous Moves
    369 3  - Uneasiness In Indo-China Ominous Moves Japanese By Hanoi, Saturday. rIE former strict discipline of the Japanese troops at Saigon, which at fir«t was exemplary, is reported to have been relaxed somewhat. This, coupled with the fact that the French protest against Japanese activities in rounding uo Chinese at Hanoi and
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    Norwegian Prince Visits Navy
    25 3 Crown Prince Olaf of Norway chatting with men of the Norwegian minelayer flotilla during a rixil to a British port recently.
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    Gestapo Behind Tokio Arrests Of Britons
    446 3 IN a news talk, the Singapore Radio Station shed light on the arrest in Japan ot the former Czecho-Slovak I." later. Dr. Havlicek, and two British subjects, Mr. Graham Martyr and Mr. J. D. Mason. Mr. Mason is head of the Toklo Club and
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    G-Man "Joined" Nazi Spy Ring
    77 3 New York, Oct. 4. II7ILLIAM G. Sebold of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, during: yesterday's spy trial hearings, testified that he "joined" the Nazi spy ring aiter which one of the defendants, Ilart Kretes, furnished hhn with blueprints purporting to show "hidden (tun emplacements" aboard
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    Richest Woman In East Dead
    274 3 Shanghai. Saturday. 'THIS richeit woman in the Far i t. L;4a Hardoon, a Chinese, has died at the age of 77. Her death presages one of the most puzzling and bitter court battles for her fortune estimated at least to be $700,000,000 (Cbinese currency) by
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    U.S. Control Of Arms Shipments
    75 3 Washington, Sat u day. NEW regulations have been made public by the State Department giving the Government greater control over arms shipments to, from and across the United States. Hereaf'.er the Government can prohibit any traffic considered contrary to the interests of national defence. Changes
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    ACQUITTAL ON CHARGE OF CAUSING HURT
    105 5 A M Indian. David, was acquitted and discharged by Che Sulaiman bin Mohd. Drus, Klang Magistrate, yesterday on a charge of causing hurt with a penknife to another Indian. Suppiah. of Klang. Complainant, said he met accused on May 12 at Bi.kit Kuda Road.
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      THE ALHAMBRA
      58 5 QESK Autry sings his way to another success In the Republic picture. "In Old Monterey" which was given a midnight screening at the Alhambra cinema. Among his songs are ■It HapDened in Monterey,"' Born In the Saddle." and Tumbling Tumbleweeds." He Is supported by a strong cast including
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      THE CAPITOL
      53 5 pil-MED in Chinese and showing scenes of the prisoner* taken by Chinese troops, light of East Asia" was given a midnight showing at the Capitol cinema. Leading roles in the picture are played by enemy prisoners who were captured by the Chinese Army and the film Is both
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      THE CATHAY
      57 5 TWENTIETH-CENTURY Fox's grand 1 musical extravaganza in technicolour. Moon Over Miami," which was given a midnight screening at the Cathay cinema, is a picture which should not be missed. Featuring sveh ftars as Don Amochc, Betty arable I md Robert Cummings, the production has all the irutredients which
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      35 5 In common with other parts of the F.M.S.. Carey Island, an estate of about 18.000 acres, has organised a Local Defence Corps of the European and Asiatic staff. Sgt. I. T. Coutts is the commandant.
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      24 5 An Indian-Ceylonese singing competition will be held at the Happy World covered stadium on Deepavall night. Sunday, Oct. 19, from 8. p.m. tn midnight.
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      25 5 An Incendiary bomb demonstration will be given to groups 9-17 of the Seremban A.R.P. on the Volunteer padang on Oct. 10 at 5 30 p.m.
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    Cold Storage To Give $25,000 To War Fund
    470 5 $386,908 PROFIT FOR YEAR "The roof will be completed next week and all the plant required for its equipment, with a few small exceptions, is already on the site." Jtr. C. R. Cherry. Mr. W. H. I^lacGregor and Mr. R. Burns were
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    BRUNEI EARNS $67,205
    148 5 A PROFIT of $67,205.88 cts.. or an increase of $1,000 over that of the previous year was declare 3 by Mr. Lee Chlm Tuan, chairman, at the annual general meeting of Brunei United Plantations Ltd.. when a "nal dividend of five per cent, making a tctal of
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    Licences Needed For U.S. Exports
    86 5 JN future all Imports to Malaya from the United States will require permits (A. P. forms) before their export from the United Stales will be permitted. A notice Issued by the RegistrarGeneral of Statistics yesterday gives an outline of the procedure to be followed to
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    Clipper Arrivals
    136 5 THERE were 26 passengers on board the Pacific Clipper when it arrived in Singapore yesterday. These included several businessmen, among whom were Howard L. Phillips, an executive of Edward Neli and Co., Michael Oarrett, connected with De Ia Rama Steamship Co, and Paul Lamprecht, local manager of F.E.
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    'Nasty Case' —Customs Officer
    127 5 'Nasty Case' Customs Officer PEADING guuty to a charge of attempting to evade payment of duty on 235 batik sarongs and perfume in two tins ani two bottles, All bin Musawal, a Boyanese driver, was fined $2,500 or, in default, sentenced to serve nine months' rigorous imprison ment, in the
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    Rumour Of New Drinking Hours
    104 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. rE story recently circulating in Singapore that emergency regulations are shortly to be introduced in Malaya restricting the hoars for drinking in clubs, hotels, bars and cabarets is now circulating here. The hours It is proposed £"> prohibit
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    Malaya's Trade
    124 5 MALAYA'S total overseas trade in August was valued at 5 150, 705,000. compared with $201,012,000 in .'uly. August imports were valued at $80,398,000 and exports at 5100.307,000, compared with 581.271.000 and $116.741, 900. respectively, in July. August exports to Russia, mainly rubber and tin, were valued at $4,755,091,
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    A.F.S. DRIVER ACQUITTED
    69 5 BIN ALI, an Auxiliary Fire Service driver, was acquitted on a charge of negligent driving at the junction of Stamford Road and St. Andrew's Road on July J5, by the Traffic Judge. Mr. C. H. Whitton, yesterday. The death took place In Penang hospital last week of
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      200 5 The engagement is announced between Mr. Chou Jwee King, third son of the lat~ Mr. cr-ou sing Lee and Macam Heng Mul Sim and Miss Yeo Suat chwee, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yeo San Tw«e, both of Singapore. TO-NIGHT 7 P.M. 9.30 PM. MIGHTIEST SEA SPECTACLE! "CAPTAIN CAUTION"
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      292 5 ANNOUNCING... NEW STOCKS Cr ]$&"£> PERFUMES HAVE JUST ARRIVED Florls Floral Perfumes each tht front true scent of the flower have long been the choice of women Jffc M wise In the art of gracious living 1 0 and tne Iove of flne thin s Among the thirty odd Flcrls
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    Sitting On The Fence
    1275 6  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By 'CSS OO is." The Sparrow's Wife was 11 saying, oo's a naughty lckle flng. 800-000-000-ooo." A baby cuckoo, nearly as big as herself, was sitting on her lap as she blew down its neck and wagged hi head foolishly in its face. '■'Ats
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    BRIDGE NOTES
    365 6 By The Four Aces "pLEASE tell us where we went sour." request* a reader. "Except for the spade loner, we had an tricks, but we failed to reach a Slam South. Dealer Neither side rvlserable 8 S HK J 7 DQJ t !l SAQ J 9 t I
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      1484 6 Kl^^iUjP -you must use Lwm^ *j3 B^v. J^ -'t's the best healer jL sH ,^^N& f J_ 'Apply Cuticura Ointment to your Eczema. At the very first touch you feel its marvellous soothing effect. Within five minutes that terrible, sleep-wrecking itch is dispersed. Then, after each application, the affected part
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      279 6 For cool, J///^| "^^^s^fii**^! f parceling If I fe 1 C #1 *> 0 I C 'If* CHIVERS JELLIES The most popular jellies ir«™^.r: /or over ha// a century J» The rich (nutv flavours »o charactcnsnc of Chiver*' jellies have won for them worlJ J mridt popularity What could be
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    389 7 By The Onlooker UR. William Arthur Da tea Goodall, a retired Singapore Municipal officer, known as the "Robinson Cnitoe" of Pulau Serimbun, died in the Johore Bahru general hospital last week. Mr. Goodall, who was aged 01, lived on his own island In the Johore Straits. He
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    Chan Kong Liang
    143 7 UK. Chan Kong Liang, a former student of the Anglo-Chines* School, Klang, who is now Director of the Municipal Land Office in Kunming, is on a holiday visit to his parents in Sungel Buaia, Banting. Mr. Chan Kong Liang is the eldest Kee Kong, a wellknown planter
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    Charles J. Carroll
    241 7 £HARLES J. CARROLL, veteran of many years of service as a civu engineer in many parts of the world f'.ied at his Jacksonville home last July from a heart attack at the age of 64 Mr. Carroll devoted his iife to Important railway building projects, representing perhaps
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    A. W. Sheriff
    588 7 THE Far East lost one of its better 1 known newspapermen recently with the passing of Mr. Alfred William Sheriff, 71-year-old former editor of the "Hong List" and the 'Shanghai Directory" and member of the NorthChina Dally News staff. Mr. Sheriff was actively connected with the Drintlng
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      616 7 INDIGESTION FORYEARS At Tun* Her Life Wmi Unbearable Now We Always Keep a Bottle of Yeast-Vite nrtg rnuri In The Hoast Dear Sirs. I feel I must write to Inform you of the wonderful benefits my wife has received from taking Yeast-Vite. For years Bhe has suffered from Indigestion and
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      War Economy
      892 8 LAST Tuesday listeners to the Malaya Br >adcasting Corporation heard another talk by the Professor of Economics a*Raffles College on "Money an«i the War." Unfortunately it wa.not possible to issue to the Press a full report of the talk, a sum mary be.ng substituted, and therefore it is
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    Lessons Learned On The Battlefields
    840 8  -  John Cashel By BATTLES make the cables hum. Some of the humming is caused by Intelligence men who are flashing home to the General Staff in Whitehall coded telegrams about the latest lessons learned on the battlefields. These telegrams now come from Russia.. That is
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    The Fuehrer's Bid To Pacify Reich Unrest
    258 8 London, Saturday. MAZI-LSM Is being found out and the chiefs see the storm to come," declares tn€ Daily Telegraph in an editorial which describes Hitler's speech yesteriay as a wail of apology." 'Hitler was put upon the stage again for a desperate effort
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      520 8 THE NEW WORLD CABARET TO-DAY TIFFIN DANCE J. 30 to 4.3 f p— u Admission FREE. TO-NIGHT 9.30 TO MIDNIGHT Admillion 25 cts. fP I A N O TUNING-REPAIRS REMOVALSHIRE t. t n/l a _£,O. Phone 2902—50 Orchard Rd\ 1 PHONE 4310 g 1 t™. \^T Amber Mansion. I j^W^-
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      633 8 J /tTC^t __tf____________^__________Bn___r^___ m£_-Pftpi4myi^^ Anazjng NEW safe way brings glorious relief from Isn't it a grand and fined by a ypcci i/C_A_/*iICC glorious feeling when your i>roc«w, Resprin 1- rfCflHflWlea neadache your the new prescrlp MFUPAI/UA toothache rtops! tlon. it k SAFE Z__-!?T_r And here is the. medicine it acts
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    Malacca May Get Proper Fire Brigade
    252 9 MALACCA may have a permanent professional nre brigade should discussions among the authorities materialize. With a population cf 27.000, i many of whom live in the business area of the town, the prol peTtar of which is valued at about ■•48,000.000, Malacca has had
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    European And Two Indians On Hurt Charge
    97 9 A EUROPEAN, Harold George' Aldndg2 Davey, 34. and two IndlUM. M. S. Beera, 41, and Abul Kadir bin Beera. 43, were alI g.^d in a charge they fared in the Singapore fifth court yeiterday to have voluntarily caused ;.irvou.s hurt to N.N. Pillay.
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    ACQUITTED ON CHARGE OF THEFT
    47 9 pHAKGBD in the Singapore Third Court with the theft of $1,300. belonging to Arunasalem Chettiar, while employed as the man's clerk on May 27, an Indian, Vellafamy, was acquitted by the magistrate, Mr. R. Moor, yesterday. Mr. A. J. Braga defended VeUasamy.
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    SINGAPORE STAMP CLUB
    61 9 An auction of stamps, etc. for the War and Patriotic funds, organized by the Singapore stamp Club, will be held at Raffles Hotel on Tuesday, Oct. 28, at 5.30 p.m. Contributions of stamps, accessories, etc. are Invited and should be sent to the honorary secretary, c/o Keng
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    Exemptions From Military Service
    229 9 Exemptions From Military Service rvo applications, one from Paterson, Simcns and Co., Ltd for the exemption of Mr. C. H. I. Kent ircm mobilization, the other from the United Engineers Ltd, for the ev*mption of Mr. J. C. Evans fr:»n all training and general mobilization were allowed by the Singapore
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    INCREASED COST OF LIVING
    358 9 Many Firms Consider Special Allowances THE prices of essential commodities have risen so much recently that many Singapore firms are understood to have written to their head offices for permission to grant increased cost of living and special war allowances to their staffs. The increases in
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      Dickson-MacArthur
      104 9 MR. Archibald John Barty Dickson, of the Singapore branch of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, was married to Miss Elizabe'/ Grace Laurie Mac Arthur, daugnter of Mr. A. Mac Arthur of Letchworth, Herts, England, and the late Mrs. MacAnhur. at the Presbyt?nan Church yesterday. Mr. Dickson
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      Bennett-Galistan
      90 9 MR. James William Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. JL W. B?n--nett, of Singapore, and Miss Olga Maud Galistan, daughter of Mr and Mr.s. E. L. Oalistan, also of Singapore, were married at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. The Archdeacon, Yen. Graham White, conducted the service and Mr. Waddei; was
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      de Rozario-de Rozario
      144 9 A SINGAPORE-ENROLLED pri vate In the Royal Army Medical Corps. Pte. Hllarion Abelard de Rozario, was married to Miss Rosaline Mary dc Rosario daughter of Mr. Emanuel de Rozario. of Singapore, and the late Mrs. de Rozario, at 3t. Jofeph's Church, Singapore, yesterday. de Rozario Is a
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      Blaylock-Mitchell
      82 9 GUNNER William Edward Blaylock, of the Royal Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Blaylcck. of Carlisle. England, was married to Miss Quentin Joanna Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mitchell, cf Singapore, at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. Rev. P. C. Cazalet, Chaplain to the Forcer conducted the
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      Seow-Wee
      53 9 Ma. B. H. Wee, son of Mr. Hid Mrs Wee Hong Kee of Singapore, was married to Miss Scow Swee Poh. daughter of Madam Scow Cheng Tlong. o; Sandakan. Borneo, and the late Mr I Scow, at the Registry of Marriages Singapore. A reception was held afterwards at the
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      24 9 A public meeting win be held today at 5.30 p.m. at the Singapore Indian Association ground M Bale.stier Road to celebrate Mahathmajl's VJrd birthday.
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      420 9 STRANGE FACE POWDER TEST ASTOUNDS 10.000 fesr^jf WOMEN |PROoVtha7vo>7^\/^ can lock younger and lovelier! Jp. An una:::ijj new discovery gj t, t L fice powder;. A woniler- MBK6fnfS ml r.cw ingredient Vhick TP^T Tbfatttifiei the ikm is skilfully ■K J I «ith the hm-st Ik- TODAY Rift.J pu*der. Gives a
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      395 9 j NO CUM NOSOAP^NOSPIRIT- NO STARC«I S BRYLCREEM'S natural oils keep the hair in place >V.^JFBfe^l all day long, smartly and naturally without being Li^^flaWllaSS^lftpMk gummed or plastered. Brylcreem's tonic ingre> dients penetrate right to the roots, encouraging TErl new growth and making the hair grow he?lthv as v£bi*l^bW tr*^^iU\
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    Getting Un Nights Makes You Old Before Your Time
    371 10 Accor.i.ii'; to slaUsUcs 86 out of every 100 men sooner or later are started or the road to premature okl age hv gland trouble. One of the commonest symptoms o. ntjerous and mysterious glan ailment is the nercssity of getting a
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    A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR CIVILIAN PARADES
    1472 10 The Week's Markets BY THE SUNDAY TIMES FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT Singapore, Saturday. A PLEASING feature of commercial life in Singapore these days is the desire to set away from offices at night, don a suit of khaki and to get down to the real business
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    57 10 Singapore, Oct. 4. Buyer? Hellers Oambter S 7.9© Hamburg Cube $12.39 Java Cube $13.00 Capra Mixed $3.66 Sun Dried $3.90 Pepprr Wlut<- Muntok $18 00 White $17.50 Black $.00 Sago flow No. 1 LtnCt» $520 FaJr $5.20 $5 30 Sarawak $4.75 Tapioca Smail Flake $8.50 Fair Flake
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    76 10 Siii»ap«r*. Saturday. Oct. 4, MOU. Bayers Sellers Friers Prices No. IX K.S.S (Spot loose) 38% 38*4 No. IX R.S.S. I.o-b. In cases October 38^ 39 'i C..F.A.Q. B.S.S. l.o.b. In bales October 38'/, ii'A F.A.Q. B.S.S. fob. n bales October 31*, 3» FUTUKE QUOTATIONS No.
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    EXCHANGES
    177 10 Singapore, Saturday. Tne following are the exchange rales this morning according to the dally circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation SKLUNO London T.T 1/4 3/82 London demand 3/4 3/33 Switzerland (T.T. only) 302.48 New York demand 47.10 Montreal demand 51. M BaUTla demand M.TI Samarang demand
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    76 10 London, Saturday TRADING tn tin has be«n spasmodic and until to-day Interest has mainly centred on cash tin where consumer! bought and smelters covered previous forward tales while, ft 1* believed, the authorities supported. Tired holders well mat U»e demand Forwards occasionally attracted a better demand but Inwln— was restricted
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      172 10 WANTED ■puf!, .',j-furnl£hed house i:ii two bedrooms. mod-■ m for English family. 3 smai. i^i'o n. from end October. wHUn. p;>:- 1 *i l( > abaui $aoo, tig lo a. ecu *4on :tep j sundiy I PENSION AT AGE OF 55 PLAN •'The sooner you start, the greater total disablement
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      114 10 *ftW!flawl APB 4 Australia so close to the East, offers a complete change in climate, scenery and peoples, and ensures modern standards in accommodation, transportation and service, as well as a wide ran EC of sport and entertainment. a^T^^k Living is not expensive in Australia, ar.d the favourable exchange further
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      774 10 Cm ■awk ak V ■■f mm T' X» ™m fjip ***fri 'rjQfV- rule should be written up in "J^r*ii^jjt^^ every home— for Inner Cleanli- •■'"sL _I x ness is tne u^ mos importance to .Vif^ZZv^>^ hea'.th. Only when you have achicv-ri^S^-^Ea^T^-jj e<l tnat ha DPV state of affairs in- «-gg^^^^i
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      917 11 In the LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (AUTUMN) 1940 results just published 90 per cent, of PITMAN TRAINED STUDENTS were awarded PASSES hi TYPEWRITING and 57 per cent, of these at BBfIBBBNVBVBP^VMBBJI tamed DISTINCTION 17) 1 1 Jilt l^Hlij I IbSi Enrol nov/ for the I ElfilifiEPi^^ new term. Bj^iyjjjjjjii^iJiiijyijUjjiyi^ TBDNI
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      876 11 PERSIL— how hw "ni£jN| Jh9l it perfect (or I al/* ness and brightness it T-^^^ t brings. Now it is better P^fe s»r Ivi^ Everywhere women praise RMJj ■<'' Tf »i« it time I this big improvement. <c-.. s»v«r and th« I Quick rinsing with no guarantee of a j
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      2262 11 Wireless Programmes SINGAPORE I EMPIRE STATION SYDNEY ZIIL 223 m. 1.333k rs.; ZHPI EASTERN SERVILE on CSV— (VLQ 9.615 not (31.2 m.) 3C.96m. 9.69 m cs.; ZHP2 48.38 m. 17.81 mcs.; 16.84 metres; GSF— j^g Department of Information. I 6.175 m cs.; ZHr3 «.38 m. 7.25 15.14 mem.; 19.81 metres;
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    What The Stars Foretell
    1104 12  -  R.H. Naylor By SUNDAY, OCT. Here comes a rollicking, boisterous, blustering year. October-born folk are ready to try all drinks once and now comes thetr opportunity. One striking feature of the year win be an unholy row. perhaps with a parent. perhaps v.lth employer. perhaps with
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    Standards Of Beauty
    345 12 By Majc Factor C^MININE beauty is largely a matter of opinion —the opinion of those who view It. Thus, sue! beauty is net a fixed quality. Its qualities frequently change, according to the time and place of its evidence. Many centuri3s age, for instance, the liberally full-figured
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      378 12 A COOL WAY TO BEAUTY Elizabeth Arden has a treatment that acts like a charm when you feel hot and weary. >/ First moisten a little cotton wHi 2"J wool pad in the chilly freshness J}}, V. > 'of Ardena Cleansing Cream and s. i i"' vtWti this gentle instrument
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      376 12 '^mmmj: HOLLYWOOD'S j^^E*"* I*^.1 «#*>~x j Hav Tow t«eJ tfa« perfect lip ~®M 'f* I make-up? Created by Max Factor ,Jm m Hollywood, it is iuper.tndeliblt ;k* v flt I ««d mouturt-proof... in new Color ft*' ML Harmony shades to give your lip* ■P^^^BJfj .^t^H I lir n R« lasting
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      303 12 This Week For You JANUARY (Dec. 21-Jan. 19) A spot of bother on the domestic side of things quite early In the week— be tactful But If you are unmarried there may be romantic developments about Thursday next. The business influences are excellent go ahead. FEBRUARY (Jan. 2»-Feb. II): In
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      156 12 opportunity of advancement. Friends help. SEPTEMBER (An*. 24-Sept. 23): Money should be easier to come by and expenses not so heavy. A lucky week for writing official and other Important letters: for travel. A visit to or from a relative. Business surprises. OCTOBER (Sept 24-Oct. 23) It married. Important family
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    Infected Golf Clubs
    340 13  -  K. A. THOMPSON. D.O.Sc., «T <D«eUr mt Ormter S«imee) Many rye and skin rtlsewi Including lunges infection or (Ringworm) ol the IuumIs and feet have been traced to infected golf clubs. Hie number of cuses of infection of the •kin between the toe-, between the fUiK'T?, and
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    High-Power Radio For Australia
    102 13 High-Power Radio For Australia rE establistuiient of a highpower short-wave transmitting station in Australia with 10 times the power of any now op* r atmg was announced recently in Canberra by the Fost master General, Mr. Collins, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. Thr station, said Mr. Collins Wvuld be
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    Big Italian Ship "Prize Of War"
    169 13 FE former Italian motorship Remo '9,780 tons), seized by the Australian Government a tcv hours after Italy entered the war, is "a good and lawful" prize ■>{ war. The Western Australian Chief ju'-t're (Sir John Northmore) decided U— s, sitting as a Colonial Court
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    MILITARY OFFICERS TO AID CAMERAMEN
    154 13 a LABOUR member of the House of Commons asked tbe Secretary v State for War rcceutly whether his attention had been drawn to the action of a military int lhgence o_ ccr In attempting to prerent certain Picss photographs being taken on the arrival of
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    General Washes Up In Airliner
    306 13 SOME months ago a passenger in a British Overseas Airways •plane noticed that the duties ordinarily carrieo out by a ste ward were being done by one of the aircraft's officers. Quietly the passenger offered his help, and for the rest of the trip acted
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    QUINS TO LEARN ENGLISH
    32 13 THE Dionne quintuplets must learn to 1 spe_: English. An order to this effect has been —sued by the Ontario Education Department. At present the quintuplets ■peak French.
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    U.S. Film Star Lieutenant In London
    160 13 U.S. Film Star Lieutenant In London 1 1 lEUT. Robert Montgomery, 38 year-old Hollywood film star airman, last year an ambulam-* driver with the French Army and now an officer in the United 'States Naval Reserve, is in Lon don, states the Daily Express He flew from New York by
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    Sydney Chinese Greet Envoy
    144 13 "THE oloes k anc youngest demo- cracies in the Pacific shook hands to-day," said the ConsulGeneral for China in New Sovtn Wales. Dr. C J Pao. when >50 members of the State's Chines? community entertained the ne*' Minister for China. Dr. Hsu M-> at an informal
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    Retailer Wants To Lose A Shopper
    99 13 A SHOPKEEPER who wanted to lose a customer went before Wembley Food Control Committee recently. The case Is believed to be the first of Its kind. Tbe unwanted customer Is a woman and the retailer produced an appra) signed by all his aastetanU, asking
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      220 13 MHnaW aw ___T^___ "9 Vi *_> ___^___L? finis vm mci viui STHLM6TI AREI 3jp #_r _r_t_> -> Smf i *W* Vy FOOI Fli -——^LWBr MVfsn. ion i«f Fever and Influenza weaken i~ >ou au_teum_ atccp you. The, take away your S^K, ?5 strength. Your digestion is wishing you eouid dc_e
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      321 13 Laveiv der Jamous Bond Strtet Powdtr, \""fc_^Yj' tnglveh Compltxion Crtam m 4 £r Lipstick, torn* of tkt eistntimU <_d^^^ Ik, Ymdlty Way to Btmmy. The quiet beauty of the clean w?«?ful fragrance of the Yardley Lavender gives an. appealing air ol youthful freshness and charm the ideal Perfume for Daytime
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    Garrison Sports Notes
    1131 14 By "Doc" rE draw for the Singapore Amateur Football Association Challenge Cup, first round proper, makes Interesting reading and this week's games should produce thrilling encounters. Moat of the big teams appear to have rasy games but ln cup-tie football one Is apt to see a few
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    SPORTS NOTES FROM NEGRI SEMBILAN
    218 14 (From Our Owti Correspondent) Seremban THE Negri Sembilan hockey season has negun with minor Inter-club hockey matches and lt Is difficult at the moment to assess the talent available for State matches. Shsikh Mustapha's absence will be badly felt in the Negri team. He has
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    UNITED FAMILY B.P.
    149 14 rE United Family BP. beat the Sphinx B.P. by seven games to two Results (United Family first): Henr Slak Kwee beat Julian de Souca 15—9. 15 4; Heng Swee Tee beat Predle Perlra 19—3, 15—6; Chou Slew Km* beat Marie de Souza 19—2. IS— 8; Henr, Siak
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    BADMINTON
    651 14 (From Our Badminton Correspondent > IN spite of the poor entries received for the Singapore open inter -club badminton tournament, interest ln this event has by no meatis lessened. Rivalry among the competing clubs is siill as keen as ever and the few matches that will be played will
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    Selangor Coast Club
    100 14 (Prom Our Own Correspondent! Klang rIE Sclang,,r Coast Club beat rt i at soccer by three goals to nU. The winnp'.s showed suiieriorUy ln every j d^nartmf^t md ftiilv rlp«ervefl thptt victory. The c!ub opened score throHfh Paul and Tan Hoot Piang. Che Abbas bin Osman referred,
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    73 14 JTEPPEL Golf CTub't quarte-ly At Hemp and prercntaMcn of prizes took plact last reek-end. *n»e mixed flag competition tm won by Mrs. O MrOnffln and M O. Harrey. Tae president. Mr. W. P. Dousrlas. presented the pi !r.M won during the third riu«rter. Tlie B«(jamufl"ia« band from
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    38 14 An CRC side b^t Air K '"tiarterg b» six goals to nil ln a hockey gam.' pUvyed on the Parian? yesterday Scorrrs for thf 3 R.C. weve Hope (7*. JL Brhr>erder. B. Srheerdar. A. Arm-1 •trotc. H. D'Rocarlo.
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    Good Dividends At Opening Day Of Selangor Races
    1740 15 Good Dividends At Opening Day Of Selangor Races (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. GOOD dividends were paid on the opening day of the Selangor Turf Club's Autumn meeting here to-day. Rain fell shortly before the end. Race Ponies. Class 2, Dtv. 2, 5K fora. Mrs. S.E. Sherkia's EAST
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    THE BIG SWEEP
    32 15 The draw on the bi* sweep, valu $108,350. resulted as fo.liws :—FIReTf *****, FIRST: 57*16; THIRD: 1980 a. Starters: *****. 1.4/9 1, ***** 7532J *****3, *****2, *****, *****, *****.
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    DOUBLE TOTES
    46 15 The first double tote paid $197 an each of reven tickets on the winning combination. In the second double tote there were five tickets on Counsel and Pro Patria. each paying $212. and 14 ticsyts on Counsel and Yule Call paying I $75 each.
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    Johore's Rugby Win Over R.E.
    227 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Banru, Saturday. IN a keenly-fought rugby matcn played on the Civil Service ground In Johore Bahru to-day Johore beat the Royal Engineers (Pulau Brani) by 15 points (three goals) to three points (one try>. Although Johore cere pressing for the
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    Service Corps Beat Indian Assn.
    250 15 IN a game in which they demonstrated speed of attack coupled with consistency of defence, the Combined Service Corps beat the Indian Association by five goals to on; at hockey at Bales tier yesterday. Though the club team were by no means overwhelmed, the Combined
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    A.J.C. Derby And Epsom Results
    162 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Sydney Saturday. TH£ AJ.C. Derby run t>-day resulted: 1, Laureate <McCarten), 2 Galliard (Shean), 3, Chatham's Choice (Knox) 4, It's Funny (W. Cook). Betting: »2. 25 1. 201. 51 Won by 2% lengths, long head. Time. 2 mm. 32 sec Also
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    A.C.S. Raffles Inst. Draw At Hockey
    137 15 A SCORELESS draw was the result of the hockey match played between Anglo-Chinese School first eleven and the Raffles Institution first eleven on the tatter's ground yesterday. frames bad tbe better of the exchanges throughout the game but poor finishing and a good Anglo-Chinese
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    R.A.S.C. & COLTS
    143 15 R.A.S.C. COLTS ra fast and Interesting game of hockey played at Alexandra yesterday, the R.AS.C. drew oneall with the Singapore Colts. The Colts were rather unfortunate in not winning as they dominated play for the major part of the game. Harris In goal for tbe R.A.S.C. played well and saved
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    Highland Brigade Lose To S.C.C.
    246 15 i THOUGH they maintained a leud 1 for nearly 50 minutes of play, the Highland Brigade were beaten by the S.C.C, yesterday by five points (a goal) to three <a iry), in a rous.ng gam: of rugby en the padang. Early In the game the
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    Police Beat S.C.C.
    155 15 STAGING a brilliant recovery late in the second half, the Police scored two coals In quick succession to beat the S.C.C., who played with ten men throughout, by an odd goal in live, in a first division league soccer match played at the Depot yesterday. The B.C.C.
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    K.L. RUGBY TRIAL
    81 15 (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. XimiTES beat Colours by nine points "three tries) to a goal in the State rugby trial a)-day. The Winners owed their uecoss to the good work of their backs and the superb hocking cf Dow, a certainty for the State
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    Chinese And R.A.F. Draw—Another Replay To Decide The Champions
    416 15 Chinese And R.A.F. Draw— Another Replay To Decide The Champions SEVERAL thousand soccer enthusiasts saw a gaase missed chances at Anaon Road stadium y*ste-*ay when the Royal Air Force and the Chi. nese (S.C.F.A.) drew, one goal eacr., in a match which was expected to decide the championship in the
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    When Hitler May Use Gas & Germs
    111 16 When Hitler May Use Gas Germs "PERMANY will start terrifying bacteriological and chemical warfare against Britain before she is beaten," Mr. Beverley Baxter, M.P., said in New York. He said Hider would mace this "feariul vengeanc*? assault" when he knew he could not win the war. Mr. Baxter arrived in
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    Nazi Tactics In Invasion Of Britain
    99 16 BRITAIN has ordered 15.000.000 esses of canned Callfornian tomatoes as an emergency food and drink supply in the event of invasion. The vice-president of the California Gartners' League, Mr. McKlnney, disclosed this recently, says a San Francisco report. "T!ip BritHh G'W*rnr'«nt pvvtn ff> enemy
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    Germans Use "Amplified" Machine-guns
    115 16 RUSSIAN troops have discovered a new ruse in German "loudspeaker warfare." While advancing one day, the Russian* heard terrific outbursts of ma-chine-gun fire, but could noi deiect the enemy positions, said Moscow radio. The troops dashed forward, captured a machine-gun, and put it out of action
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    Spain Forbids Mixed Bathing
    59 16 CEVEKE restrictions on bathers have be n ordered In Spain, says a Madrid message to Vichy. In future no one must wear a bathing costume unless actually bathing or on a sun-bathing beach In which cases the sexn must be segregated. Dancing In bathing costumes Is
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    DEAD GIRL GUIDE'S GILT CROSS
    110 16 COR gallantry when she lost her life r after being buried for 34 hours. Oui Guide Peggy Harland. of the Ist Stone Cross Company. Suasex, has been posthumously awarded the Guides' OUt Cross. Peggy was in Eastbourne visiting friends when a bomb fell on the
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    'IRRATIONAL MARRIAGES'
    105 16 \f/AR causes a big Increase In the number of unwise and Irrational marriages, declared Dr. James Brossard, professor at the Universif of Pennsylvania, In Atlantic City. "Marriages, many of them obviously Identifying cautious young men seekInr the leaser danger, doubled In New York during the first year of
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    Headaches Often Caused By Love
    75 16 TWHKN blood pressure goes up, when there are pains in the stomach, coupled with headaches and other physical dis- turbances which medicine fails to remedy— it may be love. That at least is The opinion of Dr. Leon J. Saul, clinical assistant of the Institute
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    WHERE WOMEN MOTORISTS BEAT THE MEN
    200 16 SOME women motorists pass the "invasion examination" witr extra high marks. Local police who are question Ing motorists in certain areas use a special distinction, A+ which so far has been awarded only to women. Ordinary marks are A for satisfactory answers, B for
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    LOST HEART TO POSTER GIRL
    139 16 A MELBOURNE man has fallen in love with the girt on the Red Cross appeal poster. The Red Cross has received the following letter from the man: "I fell in love with her picture immediately I saw it. "I wonder If you could let me
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    CHILDREN OF TWELVE SEE BIRTH FILM
    75 16 BOYS and girls of twelve are being allowed to see the film "Birth of a Baby" but they first have to get their parents' consent, and must see the film under guidance of masters and mistresses. Many British educational authorities, realising the value of
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    New World Record Film And Novel
    292 16 New World Record Film And Novel «QONE With the Wind" goes from record to record, establishing itself as the most amazingly successful novel of all time These were the latest American sales, according to the New Yorker:— copies 15s edition 1,308,750 7s. 6d. edition 338,000 10s. edition 14,350 3s. edition
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    Why Anxiety Upsets The Stomach
    127 16 Why Anxiety Upsets The Stomach By a well-known Doctcr. Everyone Is affected in some way by the present difficult times, but few people realise Uiat worry and anxiety are common causes of Indigestion The digestive secretions of the stomach are controlled by the nervous system, and when the ner.es become
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    17 16 Vivien Leigh as she -ppeared in toe role ot Scarlett Offer* M.G.M.I film Gene With the Wind."
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    Norwegian Forces In Scotland
    23 16 A Nonoegitm girl weiring national dress handing out refreshments to Norwegian troops now undergoing rigorous training somewhere Im Scotland.
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