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Title Section26 1940-10-02 1 The Malaya Tribune NET SALES EXCEED 1&000 DAILY VOL XXVII- -No. 236. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Wednesday, October 2, 194026 words
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Article, Illustration101 1940-10-02 1 Reuter. Melbourne. Oct. 2. THE departure tor l-kyo of Sir John Latham. First Australian Minister to Japan, has been postponed. It is officially emphasised that this is wholly due to the uncertain political situation in Australia, and there is no suggestion that SirReuter. - 101 words
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Article464 1940-10-02 1 Reuter. (From H. L. Hopkin) London, Oct. 2. TWENTY of London's hospitals, including some of the Digest, have been damaged by bombs. Several alarms were sounded yesterday but many people walked in the streets, gazing .1 1 i l L 1 11 V, «f skywards. AReuter. - 464 words
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618 1940-10-02 1 APRIL NAMED AS LIKELY MONTH EVEN ISOLATIONISTS WANT INTERVENTION Washington, Oct. 2. CONTRARY to German hopes, the news of the Axis alignment with Japan appears to have brought America much nearer entry into war than any single act so far. The618 words
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Article56 1940-10-02 1 Reuter. Washington Oct. 2. President Roosevelt, receiving a delegation of twenty military r°presentatives from nine Latin American countries to-day, declared "We all have orve common problem, namely, the defence of the America?. We have an expression which U common to all of the twenty-oneReuter. - 56 words
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142 1940-10-02 1 Reuter. London. Oct. 2. THE King has expressed his deep satisfaction with the colonies' war effort of which His Majesty was given a full account, when he visited the Colonial Office to-day. His Majesty, who was wearing the uniform of Admiral of theReuter. - 142 words
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Article, Illustration103 1940-10-02 1 London, Oct 2 F'IFTEZN times in three weeks, Mi Malcolm Mac-Donald, Minister cf Health. 'ias run the gauntlet of air raids. He usually visits the control centre fust to see officials at +heir Thtn he goes to A.R.P. posts, first aid posts, shelters, and103 words
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Article21 1940-10-02 1 Reuter Vichy. Oct. 2—M. Charles Pomaret. Minister of the Interior in the Daladier Cabinet, has been interned. —Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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253 1940-10-02 1 Reuter. Madrid, Oct. 2. IT is hinted in Madrid that further political developments may be expected after the return to Spain from Italy of Senor Suner. It is suggested that a lonsrange policy has been drawn up. A message from Rome to theReuter. - 253 words
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Article54 1940-10-02 1 Reuter. Berlin, Oct. 2. I HE citizens of the Third Reich received this warning in a news broadcast in German last night: "The moment has come to get oft the streets. To remain in ccurt yard' or entrances to hoiife*- is extiemHy dangerous. The safestReuter. - 54 words
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Article32 1940-10-02 1 Reuter. Sofia. Oct. 2 Bulgarian troops yesterday marched into the fina zone of southern Dobruja, including Silistra and Kassum, without incident. The Bulgarian-Ruma-nian frontier of 1912 is thus restored.—Reuter.Reuter. - 32 words
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106 1940-10-02 1 BANGKOK PROTEST Reuter. Tokyo, Oct. 2. g ACCORDING to a Bangkok despatch to the Domei Agencjfl Thailand has strongly protested to the French Government in regard to an incident near Vientane on the Indo-Chin« border, last Sunday, when a Thailand merchant is reported t<fl haveReuter. - 106 words
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244 1940-10-02 1 Reuter. Cairo, act. 2. PNEMY aircraft were bombed in a low-level attack by BlerV J heim aircraft on the Massawa aerodrome, states an R.A.F; communique. Three were definitely destroyed, two beinj blown up and another set on fire, and other machines are beReuter. - 244 words
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Article27 1940-10-02 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 2—Additional drafts from New Zealand fcr service in the Royal Navy and the R.A.F. arrived in the United Kingdom.—Reuter.Reuter. - 27 words
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179 1940-10-02 1 Reuter. Bucharest, Oct. 2*l THE British Consul visited til arrested Britons includiiW Mrs. Tracy last night, a few ml utes alter permission had bel given by General Antonescu. He reported that the Rumania authorities now admit that tm Britons had been i'l-treated. M appeared haggardReuter. - 179 words
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Advertisement92 1940-10-02 1 M. HASSAN, Electrical, Gas Water Contractors. 34. 36. 37, Bras Basah Road. SING A BORE TEL. 3411. For all your requirement* in the installation or repairs of electrls. gas and water pipe fittings, please consult us and we will submit our estimate without obligation. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED AHD CHARGES MODERATE. We92 words
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Article166 1940-10-02 2 J Singapore, Tuesday N 27 days, Ahmad bin Abdul Khaiik. a 23-year-old newspaper delivery boy employed by the Warta Malaya Press. Ltd., collected 572.16 from the sale of newspapers, misappropriated the money, made a clean breast of it to the proprietor of the paper and surrendered166 words
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Article, Illustration245 1940-10-02 2 FORMER GOVERNOR OF KWANGTUNG (Tribune St»tf Reporter) JJOW on an inspection tour in Manila, Mr. Wu Teh Chen. Minister of Overseas Affairs of the Chungking Government, is expected to include Singapore in his trip. "There is every possibility of his Calling at Singap° re Ido not245 words
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333 1940-10-02 2 •From Our Own Reporter' Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. JX l.\e I«'.M.S. no money is voted for the relief of clerical unemployment, and very lit tic for the relief of distress due to other causes, so that the rising cost of living is bringing this333 words
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Article81 1940-10-02 2 Singapore, Tuesday. KHOO Kok Thow, found guilty on a charge of assisting in the carrying on of a Chap Ji Kee lottery, was fined $2,000 or in default seven months' rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. J. G. Rappoport, in the Third Police Court, to-day. Khoowas arrested81 words
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Article60 1940-10-02 2 Following the retirement of Mr, Ik from tne leadership of the Selangor Club orchestra X L Farrell will lead in future Mr. Farrell, who came to Malaya L r ??f the Al lndi a Radio orchest/a was formerly a member of the band of the R.M.S. Queen Mar? n WaS60 words
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Article167 1940-10-02 2 •From Our Own Reporter* Kuala Lumpur, Monday. The proo cu'.ion in the case in which A T Singam, an employee of the PW D Mr and Mrs. Arumugam. (his wife's parents). Ponniah. Thambiah and Anthony are charged with having assaulted V. Rajasingam. ex-field assistant atj the167 words
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Article185 1940-10-02 2 T TT Singapore, Tuesday. HE Special Branch effected two further arrests of alleged "Reds." early this morning, in both cases several documents were seized. In the first case, the Special Branch raided a house in Beo Lane at 5.30 a.m and Tan Bian Khi a185 words
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222 1940-10-02 2 Singapore, Tuesday PROTESTING against a sentence of 15 strokes of the rotan, which had been imposed in addition to a term of three months' rigorous imprisonment, a young Chinese, Kwan Hoi Ming, had his sentence reduced to eight strokes of the rotan by the222 words
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Article217 1940-10-02 2 Singapore, Tuesday. pLEADING gurlty to two charges of theft of cash from his < mpJoyer, Sin Dek Teng, a Chinese house boy, was sentenced to three weeks' rigorous imprisonment on each charge, in the Fifth Police Court, to-day. Inspector Goodship. prosecuting, revealed that the accused217 words
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Article39 1940-10-02 2 Singapore, Tuesday. THE Rent Assessment Beard to--1 day gave the Singapore Improvement Trust leave to eject their tenant. Madam Betty Tan 'hon./ latI at F Seng Poh R she not vacate it by Nov.39 words
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Article143 1940-10-02 2 Singapore, Tuesday. CAUGHT in the act of removing an electric bulb from its sock- 1 et in the lavatory cf the Theatre, Royal yesterday morning. Ongi Seng Keng. 16-year-old Cantonese, successfully eluded capture, but was pursued and eventually arrested I Barakhan. watchman of the,143 words
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Article52 1940-10-02 2 The Trust alleged that there had been numerous complaints about the respondent being very noisy Mr. Murray Jack: Is it because ot mahjong parties? Mr. Gewell: I am afraid it is more singular than that Madam Betty Tan attributed the noise complained of to a defect in tne door of52 words
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Advertisement246 1940-10-02 2 jg- *f~- MALAYAN •ftgMiea HOTfC .J U FOR VICTORY!" TO-NIGHT j "WEAR BALL 1 SPECIAL CABARET including HIGHLAND DANCE by the Pipers S <»f the Ist Kattalion Th e Seaforth Highlanders b IN AID OF THE "ELY A BOMBER" WAR FUND "BUY A BOMBER" DANCE HOSTESSES 50 cents a dance246 words
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Advertisement154 1940-10-02 2 ROSE'S For Radio entertainment the Lissen "Alnwick" cann< t be beaten. Specially designed to give trouble free reception i n tropical climates and espi daylight reception of Euro in short wave stations. It is designed for battery op.--a--ation but employs mains valves thus giving a reception usuaUv associated vith a154 words
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490 1940-10-02 3 Government Being Asked To Buy Existing Stocks (Tribune Staff Reporter) I IN LESS the position of Malaya's pineapple trade, now practically at a standstill, takes a sudden turn within the next fortnight, over half a million fruits will lie unfathered daily490 words
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Article38 1940-10-02 3 The Malay community of the Temerloh district of Pahang entertained Datoh Hussin. Oranc Kaya Indera Shahbandar of Pahang, to tea at the Temerloh Club on the occasion of his appointment as an unofficial member of the Federal Council.38 words
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Article, Illustration28 1940-10-02 3 A group of men of the Royal Australian Air Force units, Who are jioiv in Malaya with their machines, forming powerful reinforcement for Malaya s defences.28 words
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330 1940-10-02 3 Singapore, Tuesday. 4 GAMING OHM which bad been tried twice in the Police Courts and had been In fore the High Court once on appeal, was again before the High Court to-day when the appellant (through his counsel Mr. T. W Onj.), asked the330 words
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Article152 1940-10-02 3 Singapore, Tuesday. T WO English sailors, who, accortTingtothe prosecuting '•imbibed rather freely' on Sunda> ni "hi were picked up in a helpless Sirni by a Naval Base patrol a™ 116 pSL on Sunday night at th Thf J. Schoflgd. 20 Ind J Murphy 49, were152 words
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Article74 1940-10-02 3 Singapore, Tuesday—Sentenced to five months' rigorous imprisonment in the lower courts for the theft of $1.20 at a stall in Peoples Park during the "Black Oat on 4 a young cmnese. CtSSTcLnV had hU sentence reduced on appeal at the Hign Court to-day. Remarking that the sentence was74 words
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Article130 1940-10-02 3 MR. K. SADASIVAM, retired corporal of the S.S. Police, has seno his entire pension for August, the sum of $15.67, to the 1.G.P., S.S. as a donation to the War Fund, states the Malayan Police Magazine. "I realise,'' Sadasivam writes, "that His Majesty's Government130 words
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Article256 1940-10-02 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. MR. JOHN HANDS, Honorary Secretary of the Selangor Unemployment Relief Committee. In his report "for September, pays a tribute to the services of Dr. Victor Purcell, till recently Chairman of the Committee. All the beneficiaries of the Committee256 words
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Advertisement197 1940-10-02 3 *"~7 E ralTo OF TMF FUTURE TO-DAY /;g> iK»*rj-^ Et HUAT Co o{ A DEGREE ACCOUNTANCY Cost Accountancy, Bhip!:.s irance or Bookkeeping a highly-paid executive lons can be taken in md success guaranteed nil v The School of Ac- d:ng institution for of Successiui Business r Free 180 p Book,197 words
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Advertisement364 1940-10-02 3 JL. T "Keep Fit" Campaign j SLIM your way I to HEALTH j I W S v Stand up with feet together N and knees bent, right hand on ..Jjjm 'tummy" and left hand on the ___m___M pelvis. Tilt the pelvis back- W wards as shown left. Count "3 01364 words
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Advertisement217 1940-10-02 3 ACORN 1 RICH JERSEY j NVV J NEW ZEALAND EVAPORATED MILK FROM NEW ZEALAND MO) 'gVGGAGII PHONE: STORE 537G (5 lines), K. LUMPUR 3331 (3 lines), IPOH 110 111 it lines), PENANG 1500 1501. BUTTERWORTH 33. W.P.S. 63 Advt. of Singapore Cold Storage Co.. Ltd. The Wise Way jo Perfect217 words
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Article, Illustration76 1940-10-02 4 JOHORE has a f.ne Passive Defence Corps. Here is a group of some <</ them, wardens of the A.RP. Department, who, on a recent inspection by H.H. the Regent, Tunghu Mahkoia,* were commented on cheti very fine turnoiJ The total number of wardens in Johort Bahru itscli76 words
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Article231 1940-10-02 4 Singapore, Tuesday. IT a committee meeting of the i<x Singapore Ratepayers' Association he'd on Sept. 25 at the cfricc.s of the association. Mr. D. K. Walters stated that Mr C. N. Reuben and he had not been able to agree with regard to their report to231 words
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Article90 1940-10-02 4 Singapore, Tuesday. POSING as a municipal inspector, Abdul Salam bin Daud. is alleged to have walked into a house in Pot ong Pasir. to inspect a house. When he left, he is alleged to have taken away S3B from the house. Charged before Mr. J G.90 words
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Article138 1940-10-02 4 Singapore, Tuesday. COR using another man's name and testimonials to secure employment. Ong Dek Siang. a 52--year-old was sentenced to one week's simple Imprisonment and fined S5O. or two weeks' rigorous imprisonment, in the Fifth Police Couit. to-day. Ong. who had pleaded guilty to a charge138 words
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Article157 1940-10-02 4 A FURTHER change in the arf* rangements for the relays from the Singapore rtatton of the B B C Dutch and Hindustani broadcasts has been found to be necessary. This week, until and including Saturday night, the Hindustani news bulletin will still be relayed from 9.30 to157 words
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Article38 1940-10-02 4 The Church Committee and the Church Workers Association of Mary's Kuala Lumpur, are a r?an|toj an evening: reception for the RobSte o°n t S h ingaP ?e and fareJefl vTsiuS of their Parsonage from 6 p.m. unttt B*3o38 words
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377 1940-10-02 4 How Civilians With No Homes Can Assist CIVILIANS who have no homes of their own can take an example from a number of Singaporeans who have banded together for the purpose of entertaining the troops. Four members of the group have homes, the other377 words
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Article85 1940-10-02 4 Singapore. Tuesday. ALUBG.TNG that the sentence of six months' rigorous imprisonment imposed on him In the lower court was excessive, and the conviction was against the weight of evidence. N. R. Pcreira aopealled unsuccessfully at the High Court tc-day before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell. Pereira was found guilty85 words
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Article274 1940-10-02 4 .ix T sin gapore. Tuesday. INN application by Messrs. j A n and E.A. Elias for the eject, ment of Major F. L. fiom No. 51, Grange Road again refused by the Rent Assess, ment Board to-day. Regarding the alternative application of increasing the rent i274 words
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Article37 1940-10-02 4 Mr. J. F. Ryan, who recently retired from the Medieai Department seiangor, ifter service extending to more than 30 years, has been reengaged by Government and Is ow attached to the Home foi Decrepit Indians. Kuala Lumpur37 words
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Advertisement43 1940-10-02 4 TRIBUNE "TREAT THE TROOPS'* CAMPAIGN Anson Road, Addresses X 11 Th a, a Singapore. or J Th Arcade. r Singapore. Please post me a copy of your printed form regarding the entertainment of troops. Name Address Advt. of TIGER P rUe Medal BEER43 words
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173 1940-10-02 5 rrtfERE should be a large crowd at the Happy World covered :adiiim to-morrow night, when Atilio Sabatino makes his farewell Ik)w to Singapore fans in a 12 three-minute round bout against Young Frisco. Tins is Sabatino's third ill Colony, and although he won v173 words
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Article131 1940-10-02 5 i T E. A. de L. Young and R. H. J Pickard qualified for the finals of the men's doubles handicap of the S.C.C. Autumn lawn tennis tournament when they defeated J. G. Houston and K. .1. Tovey in straight sets yesterday. Both pairs played with131 words
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Article236 1940-10-02 5 pIVE more ties in the S.C.R.C. open imitation lawn tennis rnament were played oil* rday. Ong Chew Bee de--1 Cecil Wong in the semiot the open junior boy.s* singles, and by victory he is to c °m* up against A. G. Pakir in Ine finals.236 words
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Article35 1940-10-02 5 In the final of the Rose Bow. 1 -ompetition played at the Garrisor Golf Club, Major and Mrs. I 1 O Dwyer beat Major and Mrs. J R Burnt, 3 and 2.35 words
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Article277 1940-10-02 5 3 Nil Win For Argylls ArjjyHs :i; Police 0. BUFFERING from lack of yj enterprise among the forwards, and dogged by bad luck, the Police were knocked out of the S.A.F.A, Challenge Cup competition at Anson Road Stadium yesterday, when they lost three-nil to the Argyll*277 words
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Article81 1940-10-02 5 Colts. ...1; .1. IN an exceedingly tame game, the Colts held the Loyals to a draw when they met at hockey at Farrer Park, yesterday. The teams shared two goals. Movements by both teams were invariably spoilt just as they appeared about to succeed in81 words
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Article116 1940-10-02 5 XT bAN and Tan Swee Wah (_3O» beat Dr. G. Haridas and Yap Ah Hian (-15.3. to enter the quarter-finals of the men's doubles handicap of the V.M.C.A. Autumn lawn tennis tournament. After losing the first set. they won the next two without difficulty. The final score was116 words
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Article215 1940-10-02 5 Siong 800 A.A 4; East Surrey Regt. 0. TiHE Siong 800 Athletic Asso- ciation beat an East Surrey Regiment team by 4-0 in a friendly game of soccer played at the Chinese High School ground yesterday. 1 The game was one-sided until the closing stages215 words
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1601 1940-10-02 5 "VAST NUMBER OF DEBATABLE POINTS" frojp the official Income-Tax Committee is sought on a i tain points about which no clear-cut decision has been pronounced, in the following letter to the Tribune from Mr. Jee Ah Chian, a Singapore accountant. He instances the difficulty which1,601 words
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Advertisement257 1940-10-02 5 For Your Health I FRASER I NEAVE'S VICHY WATER S Lepage *s MM MUCILAGE For All Sticky Problems |iDAGE'S| e P Mucilage sticks down surely and positively unlike ordinary irum-s. It is economical in use and costs less CONT JUST ASK FOR MUCILAGE— Ask For LEPAGE'S MUCILAGE AND GET THE257 words
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Article183 1940-10-02 6 Opinion DECENT reports from Tokyo that the new Axis-Japan Pact may be implemented in the event of Egypt declaring war on Italy are obviously inspired by the same motive for which the alliance was signed—namely, intimidation of all those countries out of alignment with Axis policy. In183 words
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Article166 1940-10-02 6 TO-DAY, Egypt, having risen to the full stature of an independent nation, is Britain's ofunnrh a Vf aYK as Lt. Commander i~i»; WQni frankly admits, the Egyptians are a "fighting race who will struggle heroically in defence of their country" now threatened by the Italians. That no threat,166 words
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Article157 1940-10-02 6 JHE Axis-Tokyo pact of military, political and economic alliance, according to a spokesman of the Japanese Government, has the effect of '•simplifying Anglo-Japanese relations because it leaves Britain with no other alternative than to recognise Japan as the champion of the new order in Blast Asia." In other157 words
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Article433 1940-10-02 6 T*HE Nazis pretence hat they were forced to invade Denmark, Norway, Holland tinil Belgium to protect Germany from the aggressive designst>f the Allies is exposed by an article by Per Nystrom in the Swedish newspaper Gotesborgs HandelsOch Sjoiforts Tidning. Nystrom says that thepractical work for433 words
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Article1166 1940-10-02 6 R.B. Ooi - The author of the article printed below says the quickest and most popular method of raising money for the war is to run lotteries, but, warns Mr. Ooi By R.B. Ooi LODGED in pigeon holes in the Malayan Secretariats are piles of minute papers within1,166 words
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Article85 1940-10-02 6 Reuter. New York, Oct. 1. rpHE immediate sending of a substantial part of the American air force to Britain, together with its personnel, also light cruisers, destroyers, and submarines is urged by Major General John O'Rymn who has just returned from a trade relations' surveyReuter. - 85 words
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Advertisement23 1940-10-02 6 SEND A CALL TO UNIVERSAL RADIO HOUSE, 205, Orchard Road, Phone 4967. (Mende Servicing Specialists). When You Need Mende Service or Spare Parts.23 words
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Advertisement64 1940-10-02 6 BAKED-BEAN FEAST TONIGHT! And Eot j^jßs^?H^r^i Enjoy an old-fashioned baked-bean feast to-night-*without the work or MBBmßmm^KzAw»i&*m*^ worry. Heinz selects the world's choicest beans for you m HH -bakes them thoroughly in I wfefl hot, dry ovens —then sauces •TrgyHTfß 11 ■gl f^Br 'em four delicious |fl UU^^fl Ready to heat64 words
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Article, Illustration69 1940-10-02 7 r hi Canada the cargo-MMt ngrt ship S.S. i, shown undergoing re- in a Canadian port rj to being puc into serthe British Mercantile Ihe Hanover was cap lured in the Caribbean by a British Cruiser and the tCanadian dcs- troyer Assiniboine. The crew atI tempted io scuttle69 words
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Article57 1940-10-02 7 Reuter. rown, Oct. L ITISH, American, AusiL> i i South AfriB asi moaners are asN mb < di i remote townships belt across the pi to the KafTJ I ready to watch x il eclipse of the thousand other fa o assembled lire being or-Reuter. - 57 words
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80 1940-10-02 7 Chinese Central News. S here in Kwangsi, Sept. 30. ACCORDING to reliable informA ation, the Japanese recently <d 10,000 casualties at Lan n where fighting has ceased. Japanese tanks and its were destroyed, the recent JapaneseChina agreement which perpanese to land at Hairal JapaneseChinese Central News. - 80 words
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82 1940-10-02 7 Reuter. TOKYO, OCT. 1. "AS FAR AS THE EUROA PEAN WAR IS CONCERNED, JAPAN REMAINS QUITE NEUTRAL DESPITE THE CONCLUSION OF THE TRIPARTITE PACT" A FOREIGN OFFICE SPOKESMAN DECLARED AT TO-DAY'S PRESS CONFERENCE. The spokesman said that th? pact was "at once constructive andReuter. - 82 words
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Article98 1940-10-02 7 Reuter. Kunming, Oct. 1. FOREIGN property was damaged when 27 Japanese planes, believed to have come from one cf the newly-acquired bases in Indo-China, subjected Kunming at noon to-day to the severest raid in the city's history. The Bank of Indo-China was aemclished. and the compoundReuter. - 98 words
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Article39 1940-10-02 7 Reuter. Rome, Oct. 1. THE special train bringing the Spanish Minister of the Interior. Senor Suner, from Munich arrived ar the Brenner Pass yesterday evening. After the greeting by a representative of Count Ciano, Senor Suner left for Rome.—Reuter.Reuter. - 39 words
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Article847 1940-10-02 7 Mahatma's Life A Cut From Indian History (Tribune Staff Reporter) JLfAHATMA GANDHI is 71 years old to-day. The hisof India during the last two decades is practical 1 this one man's lite-story written large. To the submasses, the "dumb half-starved millions" of India, as I often847 words
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Article43 1940-10-02 7 YTNDER the auspices oi L the Indian Youth League, Singapore, local Indians have made arrangements for an elaborate celebration of Gandhi's birthday. The celebrations which commence to-day are spread ever five days and promise to be a great success.43 words
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219 1940-10-02 7 DEBT REDUCTION TO AMERICA PROPOSAL WASHINGTON, OCT. 1. OENAIOR KING TO-DAY PROPOSED TO THE SENATE THAT BRITAIN SHOULD BE OFFERED A REDUCTION OF HEft INDEBTEDNESS TO THE UNITED STATES AS WELL AS NEW LOANS IN CONSIDERATION FOR BRITISH POSSESSIONS IN THE PACIFIC. Senator219 words
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Article84 1940-10-02 7 Reuter. Washington, Oct. L THE first group cf high LatinAmerican military officials have arrived here on the invitation ol the United States Government for an air tour of the nation's defences The United States Chief of StafT, General Marshall, said that the visit would leadReuter. - 84 words
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Article26 1940-10-02 7 Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. I:—The daylight saving time at Shanghai will cease at midnight on Oct. 12, according to an official announcement.— Reuter.Reuter. - 26 words
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55 1940-10-02 7 Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. L A PROMINENT Shanghai Briton, Mr. Joseph Maughan, was killed when his motor car crashed into a tram in the French Concession. Mr. Maughan was a native of Newcastle and came to Shanghai 25 years ago. Two of his sons areReuter. - 55 words
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Article78 1940-10-02 7 Reuter. Batavia, Oct. 1. IN the presence of civil and mil tarv authorities, including thr Commander-in-Chief, the Rov*i Military Academy at Bandoeng was opened this morning, replacing the ancient academy at Breda in Holland, which is in all probability destroyed if not used by theReuter. - 78 words
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Article27 1940-10-02 7 Reuter. Trenton, New Jersey, Oct. 3.— Frofessor Einstein, who is universally known for his "theory of relativity," has been granted United States' citizenship.—Reuter.Reuter. - 27 words
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Article39 1940-10-02 7 H.H Tunku Thiandin Haji bin Tunku Zainul Rashid has been transferred from Pulau Langkawi to Yen where he is acting as District Officer, in place of HH. Tunku Zainul Abidin bin Sultan Abdul Hamid who has gone on leave.39 words
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Article140 1940-10-02 7 Reuter. Washington. Oct. I|T appears that there is some difference of opinion within the State Department regarding the Axis-Japan Pact. While Mr. Sumner Welles' speech at Cleveland held the door open for a peaceful agreement with Japan, little progress is expected in that direction. Japan'sReuter. - 140 words
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Article68 1940-10-02 7 Reuter. Tokio, Oct. L CiOL Itsuo Ishimoto, a member i of the Japanese trade delegation to the N.E.I, who died at Bandoeng yesterday, has been promoted to the rank of major general and given the title of "Shogoi." which is the fifth in the Japanese order of 16Reuter. - 68 words
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Advertisement177 1940-10-02 8 raanuiac-jrmg uphlbus CROOKES OPTICAL COMPANY 206, South Bridge Kd., Singapore. Optician T. t. Lee Tel. 6844 Eye-sight tested glasses supplied from $41- upwards GARDENfjjI ■JfurnTture Concrete Garden Furniture supplied in attractive colours and beautiful designs. For the full range see our showroom. LEE KIM SOO LTD. 89, HIGH STREET. PHONE177 words
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Advertisement49 1940-10-02 8 GREAT WORLD CABARET To-day Tea Night Dances 7.30 To 9 9 p.m. To Midnight Dance Music—Marcia Is Swing Band Saturday, October 5 Hx tension 2 a.m. In Aid Of Soldiers' Comfort Fund Special Cabaret Attractions GLOBE THEATRE To-night SKY TALKIE To-night "Missing Evidence" Terror Of Tiny Town' (Double Features)49 words
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Advertisement239 1940-10-02 8 ALHAMBIIA A great new ,ovc <'rama by the aut)u)r o( RETURN "THE CITADELSCREENING FOR I PATHE AJ. Crown's WSSSBmg^A Sensational Vil'l^ 1 U^H fi A 7 F T T E IMMi 1 rW— *Sj t jhSasi don't miss inim ~r„ VIGIL IN I Nil ATTRACTION JULIENMITCHELL-ROBERTCOOTE BRENDA FORBES-PETER CUSHiNG j239 words
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185 1940-10-02 9 TIHE new Haw-Par swimming pool, built at a Cost of over $35,000 to relieve Congestion at the old pool, will be formally opened next Thursday, Oct. 10 by the Chinese Consul General. The new pool has been built next to the old Haw Par185 words
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Article102 1940-10-02 9 J ENTERTAINMENT THE Middle Watch," which opened a season at the Pavilion last night, is one of the best comedies we have seen for som* time. Around the story of two pretty jrrls who pass a nignt on a waiship. Jack Buchanan, Fred Emney, David Hutcheson, Greta102 words
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Article127 1940-10-02 9 A GRIM film is "Northwest Passage," a document of British scouts who formed advance parties into dangerous unknowns across the hills and swamps and plains of America in the early days, seeking to stamp out the menace of barbarous Indians. It's a grand story in a well-made127 words
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Article68 1940-10-02 9 ITIE Children'a Concert presented at the Victoria Memorial Hall, yesterday evening wa; splenaid. Major-General L. V. Bond w:> ?mong the large audience. Rendering a difficult classical piece "Invitation to the Dance" ou the piano. Miss Florence Wong acquitted herself very well. Godfrey Taylor's two violin solos v. ere68 words
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Advertisement789 1940-10-02 9 Public Notices BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 46) In the High Court of the Straits Settlements Settlement of Malacca. In Bankruptcy. No 24 of 1938. Re WONG KIM NY AN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a first and final Dividend is intended to be declared in the above matter. All creditors must789 words
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Advertisement786 1940-10-02 10 IiRSSIf HD-BPS^ii^a^ Domestic Occurrence ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced between Mr. Chionh Kah Kiat, third son of Mr. and Mrs. Chionh Ke Hu, and Miss Susie K. E. Chia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chia Eng Say. Situations Vacant WANTED Experienced Indian Gardener, $12!- p.m. must speak Malay. Apply personally786 words
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Advertisement766 1940-10-02 10 Professional WAYLEEN Sc CO.. Finance dc Accounts Consultants and Chinese-English Translators. Asia House, Robinson Road, pore. (No. 871E) EUROPEAN ARCHITECT gives lessons in Architectural Design and Perspective. Accept preparation of Architectural and Decoration Projects.—Apply Box No. 471 c\o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 800E) THOSE WHO cannot afford big fees, can766 words
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Advertisement778 1940-10-02 10 To Let ROOMB TO LET in respectable and residential area. Apply 26, Hillside Drive Singapore. (No. 900Ej BUNGALOW at 384. Bukit Timah Read to let from Ist. of November. $60 00 monthly. Apply Dr. Jenkins. 149. Selegle Road Singapore. SPACIOUS four-roomed Brick Bungalow. Lights. Water. Telephone. Garage, 5 2 miles778 words
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Advertisement745 1940-10-02 10 Personal CONSULT US If you are worried—All human problems—Lore, Domestic etc. undertaken. Moderate Charges Satisfaction Guaranteed. Apply Psychological Bureau, 79. Bukit Timah Road. Sj*gffi Stamps OLD MALAYAN STAMPS on approval, sent anywhere, 100 different Malayans. Kedah. Kelantan. North Borneo etc. $1.60 cts. Yon K Ah Tee. Batu Tlga Road Klang,745 words
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Advertisement629 1940-10-02 10 THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS TWO DAYS' ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE Of essentially modern, well-kept, European polished TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of every description, one almost new American H.M.V. radio-receiver, a wonderful collection of brassware ornaments, colourful Brussel centre carpets, well-grown maiden-hair ferns and Anthuriums in pots and jars, etc., etc. (The property of629 words
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Advertisement6 1940-10-02 10 REFRACTING aw MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS testw m6 words
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Advertisement63 1940-10-02 10 H clear, distinct duction for which are unsurpa. 'i Sole Agents: HOE P.OON LEONG Distributors: RADIO GENERAL AGENCf, Kuala Lumpur. THE RADIO SOUND SERVICE, Taiping, Perak, Penan;:. I Welleslcy and Alor Star, X CHOP HUP SOON A I N. Kuala Dungun, Tren^ai) CASTOR OIL FOR ALL PURPOSES MEDICINAL AND i.rintu63 words
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Miscellaneous1116 1940-10-02 10 TO-DAY'S RADIO! SINGAPORE LONDON ZHL 225 metres (1 333 k!cs) TRANSMISSIOXS 2 i ZHPI 30.96 metres (9 69 m cs) gg JgP ■*<««») ZHP3 41.38 metres (7.25 m|cs) GSJ 21.53 Mcs (13 93 me,^, 8.20 a.m. News in Engnsn vevery GSG 17.79 Mcs (16.86 metr^, morning) g.SJt' Syd Phillips Dance1,116 words
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962 1940-10-02 11 Singapore, Oct. 1. MINING Buyers. Sellers. rifl (4») 3Mi 37' 2 ISSJ 5 3 5 9xd 33 6 35 6 (SS) 19- 20-cd 0.95 1 00 t£) 10 3 17 3 I 8« 9,6 f $1) 150 1 55 1 20,6 21,6 121- 131--$1) 0.16 0.19962 words
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Article168 1940-10-02 11 Singapore, Oct. 2. The following are the exchange as this morning acbrd g 1 the d uly circular issued k H n ;kong and Shanghai lankin» Corporation. SELLING 2 4 1116 i mand 2<4 1,16 witzerland demand 205 1 -> i V 47 I .and 51 ***** •d 88^3168 words
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Article136 1940-10-02 11 pore, Wednesday. k place at the tery yesterday of I arr, of the New died after a brief W B. Eales of Ej 1 England officiated. who attended the srs. Ong Boon < T. Leijsoius. Lim Tiam Swee, Khoo Wee Tong, C. C J. Paglar,136 words
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Article32 1940-10-02 11 Reuter. London, Oct. 2. n .soldiers who acted ters at the funeral nnan airmen who were n their machine crash- in made a swastika oiaced it on the grave.Reuter. - 32 words
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Article18 1940-10-02 11 untitled Tidy has assumed mimisioner of Police, 1 ace ol Mr. C. W. D. gone to Australia on18 words
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Article156 1940-10-02 11 From Our financial Correspondent Singapore. Wednesday. WHILE then; was no general activity in the tin share market yesterday, there was considerable interest in a few stocks. Kundant-,-continue to be much I'avoured and .yere taken up to 14s. lOVjjd. Se.'iyangs also improved, and Jele bus changed hands156 words
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Article23 1940-10-02 11 Singapore, Wednesday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— RUBBER Buyers 37, Sellers 37 TIN $133, unchanged.23 words
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Article141 1940-10-02 11 Singapore, Oct. 1. r. (81am) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan K. (Siami W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan 7Z Rice Siam 1 24 Rice Siam 2 223 Ric e Siam 3 JJJ Siam Brokm Rice No. 1 183 j.am Broken Rice No. 2 1& Rice Saigon hi Rice141 words
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89 1940-10-02 11 Reuter - MARKET REPORTS By Reuter London, Oct. 1. JIN was .steadier after being easy. The turnover was 25 tons. The United States demand for "afloats" was sustained Owing to fears of higher war-risk insurance rates in view of the Fir Eastern situation but London was89 words
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Article23 1940-10-02 11 London, Oct. 1. The Franc's firmness against the dollar and, consequently, against sterling, reflects iianerican covering of maturing bear positions.23 words
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Article45 1940-10-02 11 Liverpool, Oct. 1. Cotton fluctuations to-day were limited to American and Egyptians. The market reopened barely steady with Americans and Egyptians down. American and Indian "spots" were i.lso down. Later, American and Egyptian futures steadied slightly on tradecalling, but the undertone was nervous.45 words
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Article53 1940-10-02 11 New York. Oct. I.—Congress is expected to complete the action on more liberal excess profits tax bills this week. Railways" fourth quarter gross revenues are expected to be the biggest in any quarter since 1930. The tightening freight situation is arousing ulk cf further advances in the53 words
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Article33 1940-10-02 11 New York. Oct. I.—The Iron Steel Institute reports the steel production at 92.6 per cent, of capacity. New York, Oct. I.—The 1940 loan cotton on September 26 amounted so 109,000 bales.33 words
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Article15 1940-10-02 11 New York. Oct. 1.-Wall Street was heavy, with industrials leading he active advance.15 words
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Article89 1940-10-02 11 London, Oct. I. THE Stock Exchange was quietly maintained. Gilt-edgeds impro ving after a heavy opening. Kaffirs were selectively bought, especially Western Reefs. Japanese Bonds were still falling. In the afternoon the Stock Exchange was idly firm, with Qiltedgeds higher. Far Western Kaffirs were strong all day.89 words
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Advertisement108 1940-10-02 11 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED The Company, which is incorporated in the S.S. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes the following duties:— I EXECUTOR OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON, TRUSTEE OF108 words
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Advertisement300 1940-10-02 11 PILES GUARANTEED CURE WITHOUT OPERATION Piles is a dangerous and painful disease. Early treatment always is advisable. Messrs Lav Kirn Ping and Lav Ping Hsiang have spent many years in a very careful study of this disease. Fees will be refunded if no cure is effected Have a visit to300 words
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Advertisement268 1940-10-02 11 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For all information apply to: P. O. S. N. Co. The Agent, Collyer Quay, Tel. 5961. 8.1.5. N. CO., BOUSTEAD CO, LTD., Tel. 5497. 8.1.5. N. CO. (APCAR LINE) For HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, MOOT, KOBE, OSAKA. For PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA. Regular Sailings: Special Holiday268 words
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Advertisement357 1940-10-02 11 BRITISH INDIA The best possible servici are being maintained h The P. O.S.N. Coy. froi the Straits to their usua ports of call in China India, Ceylon and thi United Kingdom. Passeng ers are requested to registei their requirements but under present circumstance! sailings are perforce restricted. Special Holiday Return357 words
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Article546 1940-10-02 12 Trail Of Fire On Channel Coast Reuter London, Oct. 2. FURTHER details of the longest R.A.F. attack on military objectives in Berlin last night show that the West power station, badly damaged in previous -aids, was dearly identified by flares and a few minutesReuter - 546 words
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Article170 1940-10-02 12 London, Oct. 2. RATIONING in Germany for family celebrations such a« mariiage and silver and g<-Id n weddings, which alii ady ncludrs meat and fat, s extended to flour and I read, nutritive feeds, sugar and coffee substitute. Cre egg will be allowed170 words
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Article74 1940-10-02 12 Reuter. Panama. Oct. 2. A tremendous crowd attending the inauguration of the new Piesident, Dr. Arias, whistled and booed when a loudspeaker at the National Stadium announced the entrance of the German Ambassador, Herr Reineback. On th? other hand, the greatest reception was given to the BritishReuter. - 74 words
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Article36 1940-10-02 12 London, Oct. 2. THE Lord Mayor of London's Ail 1 Raid Distress Fund has reachet over £800.000. The Lord Mayor o' London's Red Cross Fund for tht wounded is now over £3,300,000Brilish Wireless.36 words
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Article, Illustration19 1940-10-02 12 Mrs II J Fish selling a "smile' to a passer-by at yesterday's "W'er a Smile collection.19 words
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120 1940-10-02 12 Reuter. New Delhi, Oct. 2. OIR SIKANDAR HYAT KHAN, Premier of the Punjab, to-day declared: "Mi. Gandhi's demand amounts to this—while Britain ?3 engaged in a Pie-and-death struggle against Hitlerism, he should be given the freedom to stab her in the back. •ThatReuter. - 120 words
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Article82 1940-10-02 12 London, Oct. 2. IDMIRAL Sir Edward Evans. A famous for his exploits to IMS Broke during the attack m Zeebrugge during the Great .Var who is one of the London -gicnal commissioners, has been iven the special task of crganisLig the London shelter arrangeappohitment lollows82 words
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Article195 1940-10-02 12 Reuter. 50,000 CHINESE TROOPS ON INDO-CHINA BORDER Shanghai, Oct. 2. One hundred and fifty thousand Chinese troips have taken up positions along the Yunnan-lndo-China border, awaiting instructions to march into the French Cokny, according to mc Chinese press, which adds that high Chinese military leaders have arrived atReuter. - 195 words
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145 1940-10-02 12 iN addition to th»- th? new decoration (J .11 George Cross and Medal, already arm* i i who removed unexp 1 frcm the precincts ol r1 1 Cathedral, the G< also been awarded to jfl Alders:n, worker in a i at Bridlington, wl i145 words
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Article68 1940-10-02 12 Mexico City Oct Ml GENERAL Andres Zarzoza his second-in-command \3 shot dead shortly be: terday. alter the I had surrounded .he G* ■•.■.KI heme at Monterrey. General Zarzoza. who had I ted in the election i wnpaign m General Ahnazan. on« of the -M didates, was68 words
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Advertisement181 1940-10-02 12 Taken «eju/ar/y N.'fh! BILE BEANS MAKE YOU HAPPY m HEALTHY AND FIT Tmailayan] MALAYAN I <©> PEWTER t PEWTER J TRXDE IWARK rr\Tl\F MALAYAN PEWTER WARE BEARS THE TRADE M\RK DEPICTED ABOVE AVOID IMITATIONS AND SUBSTITUTES. THEY COST MORE IN THE LONG RUN Malayan Pewter Co., Kuala Lumpur. TheGe0 U181 words
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Advertisement26 1940-10-02 12 For Style, Comfort, Economy, CONSULT The Oriental Optical Co.. MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN? Head Office: 162, South Budge Rd Branch Office: 348. N. Bridge Rd SINGAPORE. FREE TESTING.26 words
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Advertisement16 1940-10-02 12 J Smoke as much as yon like M ■J but keep H lor your throat's sake!16 words
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