The Straits Times, 29 January 1942
1942-01-29
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Title Section37 1942-01-29 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CKNTURT1 MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER— LARGEST NET SALES h CAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29. 1942. PRICE 5 CENT* The Straits Times S I' AGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1942. PRICE 5 CENTS37 words
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Advertisement257 1942-01-29 1 hut to-date TAILORING EJ I E N CHONG M VUttmmi M. S'porr fhonr 1816 AvmUi.ir Sujl Lrngth* Ko.kvillr -,uitinKS— U.S.A »,»!> shim i.'s id Silk and Wool AIM) \MERICAfc SHARKSICIN It va ion- colour* i"i-,c car .shown has actually chalked up \^Pjj/j/A^^^StmmmmSj^^^^^t i-.()0() miles and yet it >oks as dtifl257 words
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Advertisement8 1942-01-29 1 SINGAPORE. 140 CECIL ST. Tel. 5471 (5 lines).8 words
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Advertisement182 1942-01-29 1 m SHOP AT ROBINSON'S r^- RR sE c, s N i TRIPLY DISTILLED AID fcXTR^ M GUARAIITtED ABSOLUTELY PUBE BIGGZST FASHiON VALUES I 400 NEW GAGE HATS EVERYONE A FASHION GEM! NOW CLEARED AT OF ORIGINAL PRICES MODE ELITE RODNEY HOUSE io BAaTERY ROAD. 1/^Uhb To obtain natural health and182 words
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Obituary13 1942-01-29 2 MARRIOTT.— At Btnot..i 2tst Jm -nary U42 leaving and ho a ftrtng.13 words
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Advertisement644 1942-01-29 2 SMALL ADS, M mmuip charge $1. foi «M not exceeding Iliie* Morr th.in four lines 25 -«nts oer line 'Five words) 8o> Mo 25 cents extra DOMESTIC OCCUaHKN*:E9 niKTHS V\«Ri\<;i S. Ill MIS, ICkl O W I. K D O M E N T S. MmotntcEManto p.rc. i AHDK xrr644 words
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Advertisement807 1942-01-29 2 WANTED WANTED to purchase new or second- I hnnd machine tools of all description. Good condition essential. Box No. 302, Straits Times. WANTED by Chinese wardrobe trunk, small steel cash-box, powerful binoculars (roof spotting) details and prices (lowest) "Koofspotter" Straits Times. WANTED a portable typewriter, must be m good condition.807 words
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Advertisement817 1942-01-29 2 AUCTION NOTICES BY ORDER OF THE HIGH COURT Settlement of Singapore Be Estate of Naina Mohamed Sahib, AUCTION SALE Of Stock-in-trade and furniture etc. tc be held at No. 7 Change Alley ha.' been postponed to Friday, 30th. January 1942. 2 p.m Messrs Laycock Ong Solicitors CHEONG KOON SENG ft817 words
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Advertisement920 1942-01-29 2 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ntOBATE N*. 13* af I*4l IN THE ESTATE OF LAM CHOCK LOCK ALSO KNOWN AS LAM CHEOK LOKE, DECEASED. r.mut t* Saetlan 19 »f th* Trutow Ordinance (Chapter 59) NOTICE Is hereby given that creditors and others having claims against the Estate of the above deceased,920 words
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Advertisement433 1942-01-29 2 COST LOST small light brown terrier, female. Half Australian, Penang number on collar, strayed from Rex Hotel last Thursday. Reward Sz Expenses. Rogers. Rex Hotel. PERSONAL J. Baldwin is enquiring after the whereabouts of his wife MRS. ALICE ADELINE BALDWIN and daughter HISS PIITLLIS G. BALDWIN. Any information concerning them433 words
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Advertisement503 1942-01-29 2 PU BLIC NOTICES HALLAM <Sc COMPANY KUALA LUMPUR Will our clients please note to address all communications and enquiries to us care of Fraser Co.. Union Building. Singapore, Telephone 5661. NOTICE. KATI PINJI ESTATES. Will Firms with outstanding accounts against the above estates please forward details of same to General503 words
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Advertisement175 1942-01-29 3 R^FF^ F^ Hfll El nHrrbLii nuitL -TO-NIGHT-7.30 TO 9 P.M. 8 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT ADELPIII HOTEL GRILL ROOM V DINING-ROOM TABLE OHOTE LUNCH $1. 7S DINNER SI. 15 ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS BY THE RELLER BAND SEA VIEW HOTEL TABLE D HOTE LUNCH $1.75 O'NN£R Si. is SU!»OAY 1 M PM. POPULAR175 words
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Advertisement320 1942-01-29 3 PUBLIC-NOTICE EXCHANGE «ANKS NOTICE "Owing to shortage of staff and great pressure of work, the following conditions will be observed oy a.i Members of the Malayan Exchangt Banks Association as from Monday 12th instant: (1) Banks will open at 8.30 a.m. (2) Banks will close dally at 12 noor. (S)320 words
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The Straits Times SINGAPORE, THURS., JAN. 29, 1942, (879th. Day Of The War.) Testing Time
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Article894 1942-01-29 4 Mr. Churchill's speech In opening the debate on the war situation in the House of Commons on Tuesday was very much ill accordance with expectations. It was a grimly realistic review of a grim situation. The Prime Minister showed that his confidence In the ultimate outcome of this tremendous war894 words
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Letter To The Editor
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Letter230 1942-01-29 4 Following Advice— And The Result To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir.— In your issue ol yesterday appeared a notice that car owners engaged in essential work should apply to the Competent Authority. Land Transport. Monk's Hill Malay School, for a distinctive label to be affixed to230 words
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Letter129 1942-01-29 4 Should Be Camouflaged When Requisitioned To the Editor of the Straits Timea Sir— ls It not time that Japrvnese buildings taken over by the Government should be disguised? I mean, In particular, the Doh-Jln Hospital, m Middle Road. «he name itself is m letters three feet high and129 words
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Letter186 1942-01-29 4 An Experience In A Raid To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir, This is an incident which occurred at Clifford Pier about 11 a.m. Jan. 17: During the alert I headed for Clifford Pierjn order to park my car. reaching it Just about the time whistles were186 words
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Letter256 1942-01-29 4 Evacuees Who Have Lost Everything To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir— May I congratulate you on your very exce.ient leader "Truth Will Out As an evacuee from the F.M.3 I especially mention that portion referring to the sorry plight -A the unofficial community. I am one256 words
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Letter140 1942-01-29 4 "Slothful Officialdom" Condemned To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— Although no definite object can now be gained Dy supporting your appeal for the retention of Mr. Duff Cooper, yet mosc wholeheartedly I do so, and believe it to be a fair expression of public opinion. It Is140 words
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80 1942-01-29 4 London, Jan. 29. ••rpuE British Broadcasting Corporation can broadcast the American and Soviet National Anthems and all our Allies' National Anthems." declared Mr. Brendan-Bracken. Minister of Information, m reply to a question m the House of Commons. He said the National Anthems of all AlliesReuter - 80 words
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Article106 1942-01-29 4 Madras, Jan. 28. A TRIBUTE to the hlfch sense of duty and valour of the Indian troops was paid by Major Akbar Khan of the Royal Indian Navy Supply Corps addressing a public meeting. Major Akbar Khan said that under trying conditions In Ilan soldier gave a106 words
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486 1942-01-29 4 London Letter (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Jan. 27. THE Colonial Office is prepared to relieve the distress of persons dependent on remittances from Malaya where the remittances have ceased owing either to the remitter having become a casualty or his means of livelihood486 words
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Article196 1942-01-29 4 HEAVY fighting has taken place around Reng.t, south of Senggarang, according to last night's communique from Combined H.Q. Singapore. :-.e followine is the communique* •Thro'jg.hout yesterday contact was maintained with the enemy m the Jcmaluang area. There have been no reports of further enemy landings at Endau.196 words
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74 1942-01-29 4 Rangoon, Jan. 28. THE first success to be scored by Allied night fighters occurred last night when an enemy bomber was destroyed over Rangoon. The bomber attempted to fly over the i city from north to south m the brilliant moonlight, when a fighter s*v<Reuter - 74 words
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Article35 1942-01-29 4 Washington, Jan. 28. A STRONG earthquake shock dismounted two seismoe graphs at Rlverview Observatory to-day It is calculated that the epicentre was near the Am Islands, south of Dutch New Guinea.— United Press35 words
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257 1942-01-29 4 A JAPANESE cruiser was closely straddled with several sticks of bombs, one large transport was sunk and another set on fire when American Flying Fortress bombers continued the assault on enemy shipping m the Macassar Straits, between Borneo and the Celebes. This newsReuter - 257 words
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Article68 1942-01-29 4 New Delhi, Jan. 23. WITH etfect from Feb. 2, tho airgraph service will be introduced experimentally for outward correspondence from India to the United Kingdom. The transit time between the date of posting m India and delivery m the United Kingdom is expected U> be between two andReuter - 68 words
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Article40 1942-01-29 4 Chungking. Jan. 28. /*I N'ESE forces which recaptured ramsiiul, 20 miles from the Kowloon frontier, have Uken the stratefric 1 points of Lungkong and Plngshan. t The Japanese hare fallen back on the border town of Shumchun.—neuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article39 1942-01-29 4 Moscow, Jan. 28. THE newspaper Pravda. m an 1 article headed "He who laughs last, laughs best," warns the Japanese Press acainst publishing diagrams of "Greater East Asia," including Eastern Siberia and Australia.— United Press.39 words
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Article285 1942-01-29 4 Melbourne, Jan. 2a. MR. F. M. FORDE, Australian Army Minister, announced this afternoon that no further news has been received of the situation m the Rabaul region where Australians are believed to be holding out m the wild, almost impenetrable and roadless country. Raids carrW out byReuter - 285 words
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Advertisement259 1942-01-29 4 HALEX TOOTH BRUSHES WITH "NYLON Instead of Bristles NYLON: an entirely new substance, lasts much longer than bristle and stays springy after soaking. MADE IN KNGLAND. MEDICAL HALL LTD. 3. BATTERY ROAD. 46/UNST INHCTtONWlierevsr British Ships go. Wrighfi goes too. Like the Navy, if* always aivi everywhere on duty a^259 words
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Advertisement43 1942-01-29 4 A phone call will brine Mr. M. Warman to your home. Uti him attend to your Ferm at your own a.nTenieree. Make your appointment to-day. Phone 3E90. HEEREN BEAUTY SALON for LADIES and GENTLEMEN Ladies' and Gentlemen** Hair Dressing 240, Orchard Boad, Singapore.43 words
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Advertisement65 1942-01-29 4 bargains J I? JUST ARRIVED COTTON STOCKINGS m KHAKI AND WHITE ALL SIZES 91 TO Hi These Stockings are entirely BRITISH MANUFACTURE USEFUL FOP r^m m\. naval units. M^WWn rt VOLUNTEERS \Hi A ANY OTHER I ZJW fell/ WARTIME UNIT. vi Kff IS STRONGLY H.^j| r VERY DURABLE. B^^^wffhlifc Limited65 words
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Article1497 1942-01-29 5 Disclosure By Deputy Premier REPLY TO CRITICS OF GOVERNMENT "T CAN assure the House that reinforcements were 1 sent to the East at the earliest possible moment, and that they were drawn from those places where those troops were most readily available/' said Mr. C.Reuter - 1,497 words
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Article204 1942-01-29 5 Cairo. Jan. THE Eighth Army is In the pro1 cess of calling Gen. von Rommel's bluff. Already it is evident that Hitler's desert commander has overcalled his hand, as the Imperial forces have put a halt to his forward feint. Rommel is now facing up to204 words
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Article61 1942-01-29 5 Calcutta, Jan. 29. OVER 5.000,000 civilians were kiMed, about 20,000,000 wounded and innumerable others rendered homeless, and 1.500.006 children orphaned by the "Saviours 1 through ruthless and indiscriminate bombing from the air and barbarous attacks on land, declared Dr. C. J. Pai, Consul-General for China, broadcasting:Reuter - 61 words
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Article308 1942-01-29 5 Sydney, Jan. 29. JVf R Cnurch iU's speech in the "■House of Commons should inspire confidence and remove any misunderstandings about the part Britain had piuyed and is prepared to play in aiding Australia." declared Mr. A. W. Fadden. leader of the Opposition, in the Commonwealth Parliament308 words
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Article29 1942-01-29 5 Washington. Jan. 38. r pllt: State Department Is said to have received word from British offlclads In Lisbon saying that all Americans m Honp Kong are well— United Press29 words
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2076 1942-01-29 5 London. Jan. 29. THK second day of the big con1 lideace debate in the House of Commons gave an opportunity I tor Mr. Churchill's cri:ics to state their arguments. Yester- day's discussion began, not as on i Tuesday on the2,076 words
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365 1942-01-29 5 London, Jan. 28. AS substantial Allied reinforcements pour into the Pacific war zone, blows against the Japanese lines of communications are steadily increasing in weight and intensity. In the Macassar Straits the great Naval and Air battle continues with unabated fury. The Japanese365 words
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Article268 1942-01-29 5 huncking, Jan. 29. BETWEEN 100 and 20« Japan* ese ships were concentrated m Sonya Harbour, near Yulin, m the southern tip of Hainan Island, together with IM aeroplanes, according to a Chinese Intelligence report dated At* days ago. Giving other details of recent Japanese transport and air movements,Reuter - 268 words
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Article286 1942-01-29 5 Hangorn, Jan. 2C |T is learnt unofficially that about 40 Japanese fighter plains came over during yester&ay mornings ra'ds and another smrxshin" dcieat was inflicted on the Japanese, who again lost one- third of their planes. It is believed that six enemy planes were cer:ainly destroyed, sixReuter - 286 words
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Article22 1942-01-29 5 London. Jan. 28. TKE Soviet Amfcaifadcr M. Maisky. ta sufferine from an attack of Malaria. r.nd is confined to bed.—Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article16 1942-01-29 5 New Delhi. Jan. 29. More than 6.000 people were evacuated b> sea from Burma last >vceh.—ReuUr.16 words
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389 1942-01-29 6 Chances Of Success In Long War Inconceivable Chungking, Jan. 28. HEFINITK signs of defeatism could be discerned *r among some informed Japanese in Shanghai prior to my departure some time after the Japanese occuf.at ion of the city. This was chiefly evident among embassy officials,389 words
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Article66 1942-01-29 6 WIIKN the Japanese captured i section of a British unit during Malayan fiihting. they stripped the men and ordered them .o return to the British lilM'S. 3 savagery was to follow. As ti>e British left, the Japanese opened fire and killed ail exceii. the section66 words
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Article392 1942-01-29 6 Call To Owners Of Big Cars MUNDREDS of volunteer owner- drivers are helping to run the r import service of the M^dlc J Auxiliary Services, a service which is absolutly essential for the rapid conveyance of air raid casualties to aid pasts and hospitals. Addresflm the392 words
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112 1942-01-29 6 WREN taking cover In raids and bunbs are falling near, remember ti.i' following points: Keep your mouth open, preferably biting on a piece of rubber or similar nee. This helps to protect the ii-niii and lungs against Injury from blast Put your hinds over112 words
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Article108 1942-01-29 6 N Instance of the gratifying resto the appeal for more blixxl Sonor.s li pro\lded by n Government ]>epartment willi prob:il>ly Urn mofat eoamopolltan (tafl m Singapore. All »rre asked if they w<>uld volunteer to ■:v their Uljod. but nut the slightest !kd. Very neaily all Lnc'.udlug108 words
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Article38 1942-01-29 6 SINCArORK KArn.e* nuiti I •lin-.ei ana D»nw i,i f) s> OKTLAIK) Return of Prank Jamoi 3 i J3O «O.\ > I DNO No Show. uu m i n Kirs Klm-i Tli'jw Phor. A Mandarin Talkie M 3 tu.38 words
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68 1942-01-29 6 London, Jan. 28. BECAUSE of the danger of m- flation m China, some additional measure of financial assistance or credit to the authorities at Chungking is being con- j sidered by Britain m conjunction with We United States Govern- ment. This statement was made byReuter - 68 words
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Article45 1942-01-29 6 Rot goon, Jan. 28. r>ENERAL Chiang Kai-shek has lent i a number of army-trained Chinese j technicians to the Government of Burma. These men have already ar- rivtd, and are h; ndltng the assembly of machinery and other war material, j45 words
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Article35 1942-01-29 6 IT lias now been ascertained that mere were no Indian evacuees on either of the two British merchant ships reported sunk by enemy action In the Bay of Bengal.35 words
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Article45 1942-01-29 6 A GOOD example of timely assistance for workers m essential services lias bey.i set by the Singapore Traction Compa-.y. which has arranged to give one fr^e meal a day to each of its employees d coffee to each shift before going o" rli-t"45 words
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Article41 1942-01-29 6 Chungking, Jan. 27. rE Chinese People's Foreign Relations Association has cabled its ap- peal to similar organizations In Amei rica and Britain to cniFh Japan first, giving reasons for the significance of 5 the Pacific war. Central News.41 words
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Article77 1942-01-29 6 ONE more! This business of hanging on until the last minute m the hope that something will come to hand to save us from the painful task of recording that there are no additions to The War Fund is becoming positively nerve-wrack-ing! Again to-day just one cheque77 words
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Article198 1942-01-29 6 Superior Jap Forces Routed HOW Sikh troops successfully attacked Japanese forces, who dropped their weapons and ran for their lives, was told last nigh: by an officer of the Sikh battalion. When the battle for an aerodrome in north Johore was in progress, the Sikh troops198 words
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352 1942-01-29 6 ■TWELVE vehicles, many of them I lorries converted into mobile Canteens, and a sum of will over '$7,000 have been collected by th-> Rctary A.R.P. Mobile Canteen iFund started just two weeks ago. iThis was revealed by Mr. A. yT iGoodale and Lt-Col. H.352 words
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Article466 1942-01-29 6 I^IIE first Malayan Roll of Honour list contains the following names: Kedah Volunteer Foree Missing: 2nd Lt. A. J. Abbott. J. A. Baker, H. J. Blake, E. Millar, B. O. Phillips, J. O. Tyndale Powell and R. O. Tyndale Powell. KM S.V.K.— Killed: Pte. J S.466 words
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212 1942-01-29 6 Purely Precautionary Measure AS a purely precautionary measure, civilians have been ordered to evacuate the northern coastal area of Singapore facing the Johore Strait. Roughly, the area to be evacuated by civilians, together with their livestock, is a strip of land about a mile212 words
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212 1942-01-29 6 AN URGENT appeal is made for voluntary workers for the canteen run for the troops at the Red Shield Club m Queen Street. Singapore, which is one of the Salvation Army's valuable contributions to the war effort. Several hundred me- are supplied with meals daily212 words
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Article26 1942-01-29 6 The Government of India Is making plans for students from Burma and Malaya to study In Indian colleges and schools, says a message from New Delhi.26 words
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Article15 1942-01-29 6 ARTILLERY practice of the fixed defences will tak e place on Friday at 2.30 p.m.15 words
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155 1942-01-29 6 New Delhi. Jan. 28. EVERYTHING possible is being done to help you m the shortest possible time,' sayj Sir Firoz Khan Noon. Labour Member of the Government of India, m a messaee to Indians m Singapore. "Singapore is the main gate of India m155 words
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Article53 1942-01-29 6 DURING an a r raid last night several small fires were starred at a godown. Firewatchers who were on duty, compris na rubber packing labourers and storekeepers, tackled the fires with the pumps installed m the godown and with the help of people m the dis rict succeeded53 words
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Article202 1942-01-29 6 Tribute Paid In House Of Commons London, Jan. 29 "TTIIE Secretary of State is satU- fled that the Civil Service in Malaya has acquitted itself with ability and devotion and has no doubt they will continue to plav their part with credit in the battle ofReuter - 202 words
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Advertisement33 1942-01-29 6 t HOME-FRONT CIPUTCDC riunlElftf J^» ej^ Jfif These people are fighting for you... risking their lives iffßyßtefo for you and yours. gjXS IS SO HELP THEM IN EVEP.Y 72&£r T I mas. j[33 words
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1276 1942-01-29 7 London, Jan. 28. "THE motion which the Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, will submit to the House of Commons at the conclusion cf the three-day debate is as follows: "That this House has confidence m the Government and will aid it to the utmost mReuter - 1,276 words
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Article117 1942-01-29 7 London, Jan. 28. f Til Parliamentary Labour 1 Party decided this morning I by a large majority to support s the confidence vote requested by Mr. hurchill. There were a few dissenters and they are r likely to abstain voting. i No suggestion was made atReuter - 117 words
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284 1942-01-29 7 London, Jan. 28. AN Admiralty communique issued this mcrning states: "Another Spanish ship, the Navemar, has fjJlen victim to Axis I'- boats and, as is their practice, the Axis have put oat broadcasts asserting that the ship was torpedoed by a British submarine.284 words
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Advertisement148 1942-01-29 7 dx, I THOUGHT THAT YOU MIGHT LIKE TO SEE MY PHOTOGRAPH. Dear Sin, At lh<* result of Trading rmt of youi advfniiictnents «omc time ago, my moihei bout;*" Eucryl Tooth Powdct for my istei and me We have u>ed ii evet since and out teeth ate m very good condition.148 words
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Advertisement291 1942-01-29 7 H mKUt^^ iv e yourself new V^l* glamour with this 'fMIfU most thrilling of all "^J iv E venin m Paris adds Wm charm and mystery, subtly ■fcfc. TJtffilEWfcii il'^B I blending itself with your Mj^^^ft aQßtaki IrT^^H P crsonal c >' An individual M t M J M m291 words
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Advertisement506 1942-01-29 7 SINGAPORE CIVILIAN WAR CASUALTIES IDENTIFICATION CENTRES AT GENERAL IIOSPIT\L, TAN TOCK SENG HOSPITAL, X AND ANC, KEItBAU HOSPITAL, CHEAT WOKI.D AND CLERICAL OflON BADMINTON HALL. If any persons within the Municipal area of Singapore are killed by enemy action, the bodies of such persons will be removed, where possible, to506 words
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Article48 1942-01-29 8 London, Jan. 28. MR. JOHN WINANT, United States Ambassador to Britain, m a speech to-day, said that American sea, land and air forces had taken up stations m the British Isles. This was the first mention of naval and air units.— United Press.48 words
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264 1942-01-29 8 Moscow, Jan. 28. AS Soviet supplies are rumbling up VJ the front, it seems more likely than ever that the Germans will be unable to make any r.al stand before Smolensk. A high Soviet officer told Reuter that the Russian Army was. jReuter - 264 words
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280 1942-01-29 8 Cairo, Jan. 28. -O-DAY'S British G.H.Q. com1 munique states that the situation generally remains unaltered. With the conclusion of what may be the first phase of the present operation, it is now possible to give a clearer picture of the flgh:lngReuter - 280 words
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Article73 1942-01-29 8 London, Jan. 28. A YEAR aso the Axis boasted they had eliminated all Britain's Allies. To-day Britain is alliec in her tight for freedom w.tt the United States, the greatest industrial power in the world. The natural resources of Latin America are available to73 words
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Article97 1942-01-29 8 AFTER a survey of Northern Ireland conditions, members of the American Expeditionary Force have reached three definite conclusions firstly, that Irish whisky is expensive out "like poetry," secondly that the coffee is of good quality but is not made right, and thirdly that the people are97 words
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101 1942-01-29 8 Chungking, Jan. 28. pEN. Chen Chi-tang, \4inister of Agriculture and Forestry, who escaped from Hong Kong, to-day wired Chungking leaders from somewhere m Kwangtung and said his journey had taken over a month. Madame Sun Fo also escaped by another route. A military101 words
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Article56 1942-01-29 8 London, Jan. 28. rE Netherlands ForeUn Minister, Dr. E. N. van Kleflcns, Is on his way to Washington. Dr. van Kleffens. who is expected to stay about a month in the United States, will confer with the American end Allied authorities on problems concerning warfareReuter - 56 words
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Article33 1942-01-29 8 Fremantle, Jan. 28. IT is cflicially learned that Sir Earle Page, representative of the Australiar Government in London. *tll represent the Commonwealth in the War Cabinet temporarily until a newMinister is appointed.— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Advertisement365 1942-01-29 8 Business As Usual From: 8.3* A.M. To 4 P.M. Expert Tailoring carrird on as before S. A. Majeed Co. 70. HIGH ST., PHONE 3321. jg®j The finishing touch &Lrf 7 t0 a beautiful skin WL *ff Just a touch of^'HAZELINE 3 j^r A SNOW" and a beautifu: skin ■f v365 words
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Advertisement366 1942-01-29 8 Asthma Agony Curbed in 10 Minutes Kinrt* th*» disr<»very o( Mendaco hy an enables you to sleep, but Also build* up th# American physician it is no loriK**r nnV*- s\si^m to ward off future attacks. For insary (or anyone to suffer frurn choking. Marine, Mr J It writes. "I was366 words
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