Malaya Tribune, 5 July 1941
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Title Section21 1941-07-05 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Saturday, July 1941.21 words
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Article55 1941-07-05 1 Reuter. London, July 5. "•TINE British internees recently escaped from Curragh Camp. rhre* have since been recaptured. rhe search is continuing. An official inquiry juto the cirumstances of the escape is being .eld, stated the Eireann Gcvernnent Informatio t Bur a au on oelalf of theReuter. - 55 words
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Article, Illustration452 1941-07-05 1 RUSSIANS INFLICT HEAVY LOSSES IN BIG TANK DRIVE Spanish Expeditionary Force rWMIK Soviet communique issued early this Turning announces that fierce fighting continued throughout Friday in the directions of Dvinslt, (Dagvapils), Borissov, Boruisk and and Tarnapol. The communique adds that the Russians retired to452 words
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132 1941-07-05 1 Common Ground Of Americans Australians Reuter. London. July 5. AMERICAN Independence Day was rke I 5 in Australia Canada Broadcasting to America. Mr. Mensies, the Aus-I-id that in matters that count, the Americans and straUan; ind on common ground "Australians are daily becoming increasingly ure thai the Amencaas wil iReuter. - 132 words
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29 1941-07-05 1 Reuter. Ututii n u, ll( s Al res. July 4. A thY J? eßhoclc which rocked western Mendoza in adted*in lna yesterday re-Reuter. - 29 words
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160 1941-07-05 1 Exped itionary Forces Being Trained In U.S. Reuter. i' 1 1 Ar,,,, staff, m„ r U thai I KJ>s*s IrDn3 «5,800 to M troop. in continental United States and "ii off-shore bases had been increased five-fold. Twc picked divisions equipped with more modern arms than any ctbers had been trainedReuter. - 160 words
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Article306 1941-07-05 1 Reuter. Vichy. July 5. pi EN. Dentz, Vichy Governor of Syria, in an otticial communique from Syria yesterday, says nothing of the loss of Deir ez-Zor but admits that a "large enemy tank column made contact with the French troops/ The communique claims to haveReuter. - 306 words
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148 1941-07-05 1 Reuter. Moscow, July 5. AS rirlv as the eighth day of the lighting with Russia, the Nazi Hgh Command was forced to framfer planes urgently from rece to the <i'stern front. Is, states Isvestia's corresponj it at the front, was revealed by interrogationReuter. - 148 words
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325 1941-07-05 1 Reuter. London, July 5. K-A.F. Blenheim bombers carried out daylight precision bombing from a low level on Bremen yester-day-morning within an hour or twojaf attack on trie port durrtig'the"'Continued H.A.r*. ni|ht offensive in which the Krupps Works was heavily attacked. An Aii* MinistryReuter. - 325 words
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Article104 1941-07-05 1 Reuter. London, July 5. •ifR. Spender, the Australian Army i Minister, yesterday expressed the sympathy of all with the family and fiiends of Corporal J. H. Edmondson who has been posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross. Announcing award. Mr. Soendcr pointed out that Corporal Edmondson was the firstReuter. - 104 words
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Article, Illustration267 1941-07-05 1 Reuter. Ankara, July 5. JJEAVY jamming, especially during the reference to Mr. Churchill, the British Premier, and Turkish relations with Britain, interfered with the speech of the Prime Minister, Dr. Saydam, broadcast from the National Assembly on the new German-Turkish pact. Dr. Saydam declared thatReuter. - 267 words
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170 1941-07-05 1 r p r n-r r July 5. THE Japanese Government should endeavcur to strengthen further its p:litical pow?r in view of the decision on Japan's bp sic policy toward the new international situation reached by the. Imperial Conference, th 3 Chugai thegyo declares.r p r * n-r r § - 170 words
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1025 1941-07-05 2 Happy World Alleges Singapore, Friday. ALTHOUGH Young Frisco was "begging* for a fight, Fahmy refused to fight him, was a statement made at the continued hearing to-dfiy before Sir Percy McElwaine in the suit which Mohamed Fahmy has brought against the Happy World claiming1,025 words
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Article36 1941-07-05 2 The Yang Mulia untitled Shah, untitled companied by the Yang* Multa Raja Pet* ra. the grahdjtfra ,of the late Sultan Mohammed of Selangor. have gone to Medan. to visit the Raja Pfermasurl. who Is seriously ill.36 words
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Article21 1941-07-05 2 News has been recervert of the death £t.r^ h "tops™* Station EjTjpWTjMflaem, p.M.S. Railway*. Pral. at bis residence in ThblpuraTn. Jaffna.21 words
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Article105 1941-07-05 2 Singapore, Friday. ITNABLE to pay a fine U of $25, Ng Ah Toh was sentenced to two weeks' rigorous imprisonment, but Ng asked Mr. W. D. Carew, the third magistrate, to sentence him to 15 days* imprisonment. Asked why he wanted to be sentenced to an additional105 words
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304 1941-07-05 2 4tf FHE accused holds a responsible position and as he has been convicted of this pilfering, the fine must be heavy," remarked Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate, yesterday afternoon when he sentenced Henry Sheriff, a European charge-man at the gun-mounting shop in the Naval304 words
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Article259 1941-07-05 2 Reuter. Bangkok, July 4. REGARDING the Japanese report that Thailand's gold reserves in America might be transferred elsewhere, the official viewpoint in Bangkok is: Why should we think of withdrawing our deposits from America unless, for instance, America herself threatens the salety of these reserves? InReuter. - 259 words
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Article26 1941-07-05 2 (Cent-A-Piane Fund) .Total number of enemy planes destroyed during: yesterday on all fronts up to midnieht lon don time (excluding Soviet claims): TWENTY26 words
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Article, Illustration140 1941-07-05 2 (Tribime Staff Reporter) ON the eve of Double Seventh that is on July 6, Chinese all over the world will, through selected representatives, address the other Democratic nations over the ether. This vrogramme has been arranged with the consent of the National Government at Chungking,140 words
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Article203 1941-07-05 2 interesting and instructive address on war-time China, entitled "A message from China," was delivered by Mr. Walter Hanming Chen, editor of the Far Eastern Journal and hon. secretary of the South China Athletic Association, who was for many years a member of the editorial department of the203 words
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Article19 1941-07-05 2 Mr. B. F. Bridge has been appointed under the Workmen's Compensation Ordinance a Commissioner for the Settlement of Penang.19 words
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Advertisement515 1941-07-05 2 Quick Way to cle* TOOT KQt Start this Simple Treatment to-nighT: The ream why that Uxmmkmtm*. known tv, *ooi Roi i s OIU n J*** to clear up. l s simply thU Foot &5 -1 caused by a minute runeui mSTI' ledges under the surfac. where ordinary antiseptic -eminent* 1<515 words
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536 1941-07-05 3 Tribune Staff Reporter) fiTATISTICS are wonderful S things. They show, for vmi>l< bow many inches to a an v** of ra in m such-and-soe* a year, as irC d with the current year, how how many persons ev en fractions of a536 words
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Article56 1941-07-05 3 j decided to change I [the Straits SettleAir Force to the r Air Force and r this change is aland will be brought v meeting of the Legislative Council. Governments of Malaya •i a similar change the Straits Settle- Naval Volunteer Recertain difficulties in been encountered56 words
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Article31 1941-07-05 3 untitled took place. At. Christ Oulldfo*d. of C. J. F Pooler. Reval Canadian Mounted rheodora M >:v Margaret Price. Mi and Mrs Wyk?ham Price of Guildford, and formerly of Batavia, Java31 words
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Article339 1941-07-05 3 Singapore, |Friday. 'J'HE tinding of the body of an elderly Chinese in the canal at the junction of Queen Street and Stamford Road early on the morning of June 26 was the subject of an inquiry in the Coroner's Court this morning. Bgt. John Spencer339 words
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Article88 1941-07-05 3 A MOTHER who allowed her two children, aged 11 and 3, to roam the streets unattended during airraid alerts, was sent to prison for a month's hard labour at Bristol. She was Mrs. Violet Witchell. a soldier's wife, of Hampton Park, Redland, Bristol and sh?88 words
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Article34 1941-07-05 3 His Highness the Sultan of Perak has appointed Yang Mulla Raja Haji All bin Raja Haji Mahmud (Toh Muda Oralis Kava Kaya Imam Paduka Tuan. Perak, to be Orang Kaya Imam Paduka Tuan. Perak.34 words
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186 1941-07-05 3 JAN Valtin, alias Richard Krebs, a former Singapore scheclbcy, who was a captive of the Gestapo because he was a Communist, and extracts from whose book "Out of the night," dealing with his experiences in the hands cf the Gestapo were published in the Tribune186 words
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Article125 1941-07-05 3 •fHE Director-General of Posts and Telegraphs, Malaya, advises that mails containing correspondence as detailed below have been lost through enemy action: Mails from Malaya: Letters, printed papers, etc., posted in Kedah, Kelantan, Penang and Province Wcllesley approximately between Dec. 5 and 7, 1940, prepaid at surface rates125 words
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Article52 1941-07-05 3 Tokyo, July 4. JAPANESE shipping circles ar n watching, with intense interest, the United States Senate's deliber ation>: on the proposed ships' warrant system. Full application of the system may mean the virtual prevention of foreign ships from entering United States ports, it is pointed out.52 words
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Article22 1941-07-05 3 The Secretary of State for the Colonies the appointment of Mr Engene Stuart to be co Inspector of Mloca. Federated Malay otat«e.22 words
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Article129 1941-07-05 3 j ALLIED co-operation is once more seen In the help that the X.L.M. is extending to the British Overseas Airways Corporation in maintaining the air mail traffic between the Middle East and Britain's possesions in the Far East and beyond. The ever-increasing air traffic and mails129 words
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Article76 1941-07-05 3 lifß. J. B. Priestley does not want to become an M.P. Interviewed in Reading about Mi. A. P. Herbert's broadcast offer to support his election. Mr. Priestley said "I should be just another MP." Mr. Priestley said his 1841 Committee was not a political76 words
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44 1941-07-05 3 Moscow, July 4. LIEUT -GEN. Tatekawa. Japanese Ambassador to the U.S.S R.. called on M. Vishinsky, Vice-Corn missar of Foreign Affairs yesterday, to make arrangements for the evacuation of Italian Embassy Officials and residents from Russia, istern News44 words
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Article196 1941-07-05 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) f JTHE demand for identity discs among- the civilian population in Singapore has been very poor so far, according to an A R.P. official. About three firms have sent designs of identity discs to the A. R.P. officials and the price asked for196 words
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Article161 1941-07-05 3 THE immense strides that aviation has made in thĕ last few years is exemplified by the experience of one cf the regular planes that fly between Batavia and Saigon via Palembang and Singapore. One of the planes, before starting on the return tvip from Saigon,161 words
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51 1941-07-05 3 Shanghai, July 4. SIR Hubert Wilkins. noted Aus- tralian explorer, admitted that he had been in Hsinking and North China to study ''economic, social and meteorological conditions" when he was seen aboard the Tatsuta Maru when the vessel arrived in Shanghai yesterday from Kobe. —eastern51 words
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Article66 1941-07-05 3 After serving with the Johore Police for about 35 years. Duto Abubakar bia Buang. Deputy Commissioner of Police and Chief Detective Officer. Johore, retires at the end of month. Starting as an inspector in 1906. Da to Abubakar served in various resDonsihle positions before being promoted Deputy Commissioner of Police66 words
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403 1941-07-05 3 Hong Kong, July 4. belief that Japan will observe neutrality in the current German-Soviet war was expressed by Mr. Stiki Yano, Japanese Consul-General in Hong Kong, in an interview on his return from Japan, the Hong Kong Nippo, Japanese language newspaper,403 words
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Advertisement272 1941-07-05 3 how about j IJ| tWO pouni 1 Rabbit j/I Sj? Rabbit is j stew for j J f enough for j dinner?" V f our P' rsons v *|h < 1 m A ,of B I 1 m«*«* a I&I If 1 favoured 1 I j delicious and 1 Rabbits272 words
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397 1941-07-05 4 Empire Games Hurdler Wins Heat In Fast Time Singapore Athletic Championships fPHE Singapore record for the three miles flat race was lowered by Hay. Kalyan Singh (Hydcrabads) in the final of the event run off at the S.C.C. padang, yesterday, when more heats and397 words
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Article181 1941-07-05 4 Publishers 3 S.H.B. 0 Tl/lALAYA Publishing House IVA had little difficulty in disposing off the Singapore Harbour Board in a Div. 2A match played on the S.H.B. ground yesterday, winning by three goals to nil. Taking th e kick-off, Harboui Board early tested Kordy in the Publishers'181 words
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Article428 1941-07-05 4 SC R.C. cricket teams for the week end's matches will he Against Royal Navy to-day at Sc R C at 2 p.m.: Chua Boon Unn Fong Kirn Wah, Ong Swee Keng. Fung Guan Chye, Swee Lim Swam? Un Hon Wing, Tan Hak Wan 6ng Teck Sin. Alex Tan.428 words
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Article98 1941-07-05 4 TO-DAY SOCCER: Malaya Cup matches, Southern Section, Singapore v Malacca, Anson Road Stadium; Northern Section, Selangor v Penang. Ipoh; S.A.F.A. League, Div. II A, R.A.S.C. v R AF. (Seletar). Alexandra; Div. II B. H.M.S. Sultan v Stamford, Naval Base. CRICKET: S.C.C. v J.C.S.A., J.C.S.A.; S.C.C. v Malayan Signals,98 words
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Article32 1941-07-05 4 "Bess Bett - (By "Bess Bett" Race I—STONECHAT Race 2—CLIFTON LAD Drator Race &-PAT BURKE Kissing Cup Race 4—WHITE GARDENIA Qtiinrlfn Race S—NEW ZEALAND Invention Race 6—LIGHT SUPPER Selangor II Race 7—RED HARRY Prude32 words
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Article288 1941-07-05 4 (By Spectator) FAST gallops were the order at Bukit Timah this morning when training was continued in preparation for the forthcoming Singapore July race meeting. There was a large turnout and all the local stables were well represented. The going was good. Best gallops of the288 words
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325 1941-07-05 4 Malays 2 R.A. (Ac-ac) 1 TN a match which rarely was. ever more than mediocre, the Malays, playing poor football, just managed to defeat lowlyplaced R.A. (Ac-ac) two-one in a Div. I match at Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Playing a fighting game thro325 words
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Article551 1941-07-05 4 T*AN AH GOO, an employee of Whiteaway, Laidlaw and Co., Ltd., was sentenced to one day's simple imprisonment and fined $250, in default three months' rigorous imprisonment, by the fifth magistrate, Mr. L. C Goh, yesterday morning on a charge of corruptly offering the sum of551 words
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602 1941-07-05 4 (By Spectator CHEILA II and Monaveen, who ran second in their respective races on Thursday, are my best bets for this afternoon's races, the final day of the Taiping Turf Club's July Meeting". There will probably be some upsets this afternoon as, in a602 words
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Article21 1941-07-05 4 PIE Singapore Swimming Club will play water polo against the O.C.T.U. commencine at 10 45 a.m., to-morrow at the S.S.C21 words
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Advertisement390 1941-07-05 4 HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF I As in the case of their Roast Chicken out only recently, "Mapro's" latest tinned dishes, ROAST DUCK and CHICKEN STEW, are selling like hot cakes even before the labels are ready! There must be a reason. Find it out for yourself; buy a few t to-day.390 words
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Advertisement53 1941-07-05 4 Lepage s SIGNET INK EXCELLENT QUALITY AT economical price in 1 oz; 2V_ oz; 16 oz" 32 oz. 1111^^^^ and Lepage's Mucilage While PWte I for ALL STICKING WJETOStf Does not Channe in o*fj2J* even in the hottest weatner Sole Agents: SHANGHAI BOOK CO. 349, NORTH BRIDGE KOAD SINGAPORE P.53 words
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1126 1941-07-05 5 Singapore, Friday. ,v „,1 non the introduction of these personalities is en--1 lirelj irrevetal and it has taken the Commission entireu hit h was within the terms of reference," said Work) (president of the Commission of Inquiry h( s ot tendering for1,126 words
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Article, Illustration61 1941-07-05 5 Squadron Leader Robert Henry Garner is the man, revealed b% Lord Beaverbrook, Minister of Aircraft Production, who flew to Emden and there dropped the bggest bomb ever, which he had him self helped to design. Squadron Leader Garner is a member of the Ministry of Aircraft Production61 words
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854 1941-07-05 5 history of the Royal Army Medical Corps is the history of the British Army, for where there is an army, there must, of necessity, be sick and wounded and there must, or should be, some organisation for their care," stated Col. C F. Burton,854 words
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Article72 1941-07-05 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday; THE death took place at the Bungsar Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, at 3.30 p.m. yesterday of Mr. G. S. Mottram, formerly Inspector of Mines at Kuala Kubu. He leaves behind his wife, who is now in Kuala Lumpur. Before72 words
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61 1941-07-05 5 Lahore. July 4. THE Chief Justice of. the Lahore High Court. Sir Douglas Young, yesterday received from the Punjab National Bank a cheque to the value of Rs. 25 lakhf (£187,500; for investment in the Indian Defence Loans. This brings the total of the61 words
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249 1941-07-05 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lipis, Friday. R. G. GATES, M.C.S., Assistant Director of Co-opera-tion, declared that the problem of indebtedness among salary-earners was receiving the full attention of the authorities. He was speaking at the annual general meeting of the Pahang Government Servants* Co-operative Thrift249 words
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Article128 1941-07-05 5 Singapore, Friday TAUGHT while riding a bicycle he had stolen a short time previously. Tan Tuan Swee '25', oleaded guilty to a charge of theft when he appeared before Mr. W. D. Carew. in the third police court, to-day. It was stated that Tan Eng Soon128 words
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Article36 1941-07-05 5 Bombay. July 4. FIE improvement in the communal situation In Bombay ha nabled the authorities to relax the curfew period, so that it beins two hours later and ends hal. an hour earlier.36 words
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Advertisement120 1941-07-05 5 A -T a I I IT'S THE SAME SCT— i IN ANY LANGUAGE! ffflffiEVi I ""\M TIM VISITS A DENTIST ~~yy\\ I SURE, I KNOW WHY YOU DON'T J r V C(f <ls3 MAI<E ANY Hf AOWA c Y w WI I«L H L f TESTS SHOW THAT 9 OUT120 words
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Advertisement131 1941-07-05 5 FOR GREY HAIR USE "NIGRIS COMB" (Patented) Gives immediate, natural, lasting colour black, brown, chestnut Or blonde by Ju«t I combing your grey or white hair. Yiu j eon wash, use lotions etc., the colour I will remain Indelible. Will not stain or I interfere well colffed heads. State col131 words
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Article137 1941-07-05 6 Weighed, Found Wanting THOSE interested in British colonial administration will read with considerable interest the findings of a commission set up by the Hong Kong Government to inquire into the working of a Government department. The mere fact j that the Colony Government had condescended to such a step,137 words
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Article276 1941-07-05 6 THE Commission did not mince words. Nor did it refrain from pointing out specific instances of lapses wherever it found them. Here are some of its findings worth reproduction "In our opinion, he (the head of a department! has proved himself unfit for the position ol head of276 words
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Article149 1941-07-05 6 pROBABLY more men (and women) are in Government employ to-day than at any time in Malaya's history. Similarly, expenditure on governmental account must have reached an all-time high. Complacently to presume that all is well may not be the wisest thing to do. The rapid expansion of the149 words
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Article, Illustration2324 1941-07-05 6 Jan Valtin, Former Singaporean, How He... FEW days after the trial I was awakened by a guard at dawn. It was the 19th of May, 1934. I v/as marched through the yard to a broad alley. There, lined up against tne wall,2,324 words
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Article261 1941-07-05 6 BRITISH scientists are work ing hard for the day when the sound of the builder's hammer will succeed the thud of the bomb. At the Building Research Station. Watford, near London, they are looking ahead to peace time when Britain will multiply by many times261 words
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Article534 1941-07-05 6 THE idea of Instituting t (w I school in Bingap re ahe*? dents can take up a three-" course in teaching rnatensj2 The founding of th< v rj Normal Training s j come of the energy C and siastic efforts put foith by well-known Malay, n Chines534 words
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Advertisement329 1941-07-05 6 V. M. S. RAILWAYS. KEEP WAGONS MOVING WITH MAXIMUM LOADS. YOU can help the Railway and yourself by:— OFFLOADING WAGONS IMMEDIATELY you are notified that they have arrived, thus freeing them for re-loading:. LOADING WAGONS PROMPTLY to that they may he despatched by th« first available train. CONSIGNING FULL WAGON329 words
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1075 1941-07-05 7 Reuter. WITH SOVIET TROOPS FALLING BACK ON THE 1938 SOVIET FRONTIER, ACCORDING TO THE GERMAN RADIO AND TO THE GERMAN NEWS AGENCY, BERLIN IS EXPECTING FIERCE NEW BATTLES WITH THE MAIN RUSSIAN FORCES ALONG THE SO-CALLED STALIN LINE. Nazi quarters said yesterdayReuter. - 1,075 words
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Article, Illustration45 1941-07-05 7 d to help Seaman Charles Henry Maltwood, who over-stayed his leave because his hen the Kng accompanied by the Queen, made a tour' of bombed districts in the Photo shows the King und Queen promising to help Seaman Charles Henry Maltwood45 words
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420 1941-07-05 7 Reuter. HIDE PARK (NEW YORK). JULY 4. WHEN WE REPEAT THE GREAT PLEDGE HTO OUR COUNTRY AND OUR FLAG IT Ml ST 111 OUR DEEP C ONVICTION THAT WE PLEDGE VS WELL OUR WORK, OUR WILL AM) II IT BE NECESSARY, OUR LIVES,' DECLAREDReuter. - 420 words
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Article46 1941-07-05 7 Reuter. Shanghai. July 4. WITH the approach of the fourth ff anniversary of the Sino-J;:p-anese hostilities, Shanghai is rapidly being converted into an armed camp with increased patrols throughout the city. The United States Maiines are co-operating with the International Settlement authorities in precautionary measures —Reuter.Reuter. - 46 words
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359 1941-07-05 7 Reuter. London. July 4. S 1 ALI>! > speech is warmly welcomed by an eulogistic press which speaks of his "iron determination, stern candour «w frankness" and emphasis is laid on the fact that he did Pi to conceal the dangers, thus showingReuter. - 359 words
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Article448 1941-07-05 7 Reuter. \EW YORK JUI V 4 0E ITERATING THE SENTIMENTS HE EXPRESSED IN HIS BROADCAST YESTERDAY IN WHICH HE SAID THAT ENGLAND'S SURVIVAL WAS INDISPENSABLE TO THE PRESERVATION OF AMERICAN LIBERTY, MR. WENDELL WILLKIE. STATED TO-DAY IN AN INDEPENDENCE DAY BROADCAST, THAT HE WAS QUITEReuter. - 448 words
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Article319 1941-07-05 7 Reuter. London, July 4. t\r Wellington Koo, the newlyV arrived Chinese Ambassador to London, in an interview with Mr. O. M. Green. Reuters Far Eastern expert, commented on the vague statement of the Japanese Foreign Minister. Mr. Matsuoka, on Japan's attitude to the SovietReuter. - 319 words
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Article39 1941-07-05 7 Batavia, July 4. REPORTS that a military agreement bad been concluded between Ihp Ne 4 herlands East Indies, An'trulia and British Malaya were described as "groundless" by Mr. J. H. Pitman, spokesman for the N.E I. Government.— Eastern News.39 words
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Article65 1941-07-05 7 Mr. Mohamed Heshim bin Shiekh Mvdin din. Deputy Registrar. High Court. Alor Star, has retired after having been 33 years In the service. He began work in 1909 as an English clerk and translator, and three years later he was apDolntoi a s Deputy Registrar, a position he had held65 words
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Obituary179 1941-07-05 8 ME SIM CHENG MEA, the prominent Johore Tin Miner, away peacefully at the age of G5 at his residence No. 2, long Watt Rd., Singapore. H e leaves behind his wife, a brother, b sons, 8 daughters, 1 son-in-law. 2 daughters-in-law, 2 nephews, 6 nieces and 16179 words
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Advertisement191 1941-07-05 8 Make the Best of your Week-End by Seeing this BIG Comedy Hit! CAPITOL 315 6.15 9.15 4 SHOWS TO-MORROW... II A.M. 3.15 6.15 9.15 HEDY LAMARR CLARK GABLE TWO LOVELY |"«MIIY nioß.wA" fpw^B£ —Besides a good kick in the Pants in M G reatest comedy since was his "FACE" RED!191 words
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Advertisement183 1941-07-05 8 LATEST I ADVERTISEMENTS Situations Vacant EXPERIENCED SALESMEN In principal Malayan towns for KUmos Insect Sprnv. Sprayers. Air Purifier Blocks. Disinfectant. Wood Preservative. Camphor Soap, etc. Good salary and commission tj rljcht men. Apply Boon Company. 9. Aljunied Road. Singapore. (No. 241K) EXPERIENCED SALESMEN on salary and commission for sundry goods.183 words
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Advertisement212 1941-07-05 8 GreatJMial Robert" /fly MONTGOMERY |l[ follows up his past sucll^??~ 1 cesses with a brilliant new J^^y'f^^^^^^^ portrayal of fj/ DOROTHY L. SAVER'S .-^rtv^C^Ml famous character X' i,: vfl 1 LORD PETER WIMSEY" "HAUNTED HONEYMOON" 3's a crowd on any Honeymoon! How can a couple concentrate on kissing when a212 words
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Advertisement107 1941-07-05 8 The famous stars of "The Sea Hawk" in the funniest comedy-thriller ever made! TO-BAY TO-MOKKmv II a.m., 3.15, g kil 1 AbAiMMil PATHE GAZETTE -TXIVERSAL NEfTSKEEL' The producer of "AFRICA SPEAKS" brings you another thrilling drama of Darkest Africa! TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT WHEN THEY SfJUITF THE TUMBLES! Daringly filmed from107 words
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Advertisement197 1941-07-05 9 Up that CHARM and do £rything but CALM! 'PHONE 3400 CATHAY MOST A>IAZING FEMALE IN THE MOST \>l \/»M C OMEDY ROMANCE EVER FILMED! PARAMOUNT PRESENTS BARBARA HENRY STANWYCK FONDA "THE LADY EVE" XI so 8.M.1. DOCUMENTARY "XMAS UNDER FIRE" MIDNIGHT PREMIERE TO-NIGHT SHOW STARTS AT 12.15 O'CLOCK. M Zjjjjjt197 words
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Advertisement376 1941-07-05 9 ENTRIES CALLED FOR SINGAPORE, NOVICES DANCE CHAMPIONSHIP OF 1941* GRAND SAT. l■ 1 .Er/43L~ OPEN BALL TILL TEA DANCE 1 SHORTLY U MMM HAWAIIAN BAND CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN TO ALL AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL BANDS TO-NIGHT HAPPY THEATRE 6.45 9.15 GEORGE FORMBY in "COME OX GEORGE" To-morrow: "WINNER OF THE WEST" Matinees To-day376 words
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Advertisement201 1941-07-05 9 OUR SLOGAN THIS WEEK... i|j "The Picture With The Biggest Laugh In It" Ii REMEMBER A GOOD LAUGH IS WORTH A 111 808 ANYTIME! IF YOU THINK THE 111 WORLD IS GOING TO THE DOCS jlj j|j "Spare A Copper" 111 with WILL PROVE TO ill HI GEORGE JRHrfi YOU201 words
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Advertisement111 1941-07-05 9 500 MILES OUT OF LIVERPOOL, GOOD SHIP GLEN INNISTON WITH S AMERICAN PASSENGERS ABOARD IS SIGHTED BY A BLOODTHIRSTY GERMAN U-BOAT WILL THIS BRITISH FREIGHTER MEET WITH THE SAME FATE AS 'ROBIN MOOR' OR (A COL UMBLA PIC TURE) PAVILION NEXT WEEK To-night To-morrow ofrLXNo Night THEATRE) CM IOtWPtD WITH111 words
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Advertisement3232 1941-07-05 10 migm anssmtn PD«^^ Vegetable Seeds MAJUB' Vegetable Seeds. 10 cts. per_pkt. Wo. ft All-purpose manure and soli "eriIlaer. 20 cte. per pkt. Ma Jus, 35. Orchard Eoad. Singapore. NO ww*wi Public Notices NOTICE As from Ist July, 1941, MR. ARTHUR STA. MARIA is no longer employed by us as a3,232 words
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Advertisement453 1941-07-05 10 NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that by an Indenture of Assignment dated the 28th day of June, 1941, and made between PANSY LIU of the one part and CHOA POH NEO of the other part all the stock-in-trade, furniture fittings and implements and goodwill of the business of "Geylang Beauty453 words
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Miscellaneous570 1941-07-05 10 j TO-DAY'S X Allifl Singapore fISSSL? ZHL. ZU m. 133J klcs. 8.55 European M**" 1 ZHL 225 m. 1333 k|cs 9.00 New 8 Comm■ ••/Jt"***. ZHP 1 30 9« m. 9-69 mcs. 920 NEWS IN HIVnfJS F «6c I ZHP 2. 48 58 m. 8,175 mcs. HINI >ISU ZHP.3. 41.38570 words
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904 1941-07-05 11 mntrapore. July 4. Buyers. Se'lers. M,V,M; 316 Mnt Tin 5 73 7 6 1 L\ 33« 3416 5£S 17'- 18!; cd Zm it) 126 14 »S0T»« 46 Mi letu Sel tf 18!--fif* Sit /-fl o.l* 021 tln Chin t$D 035 037 jtaffl T' n 4 1904 words
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Article67 1941-07-05 11 Singapore, July 4. ambier 7.50 ,va Cubo 12.00 unburgCube 12.25 antok White Pepper 15.25 hit: Pepper 14.75 ack Pepper 7.25 iidried Copra 2.50 hrt Copra 2 .25 nail Fluke Tapioca 8.00 fe Flake Tapioca 7.50 Niium Pearl Tapioca 9.00 iaU Pearl Tapioca 9.25 Saso Flour 4 10 4 1067 words
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Article146 1941-07-05 11 "OYBIL has hurt me in every »5 possible way that a woman can hurt a man." This passage from a diary was read at Gosport (Hants) when Donald Jack Chilvers, 30, was charged with th? murder at Lee-on-Solent of his wife Sybil Ann, 25, once blende146 words
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Article21 1941-07-05 11 The Australian States, with the exception of South Australia, are unwilling to surrender tax rights for the duration of the war.21 words
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380 1941-07-05 11 of conscientious objectors which the Army officer prosecuting described as "brutal and highly im proper" was alleged at a general court-martial at Liverpool. I v-rujcviurs assignea to me rioneer Corps were said to have been kicked in the stomach and struck in the face380 words
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101 1941-07-05 11 AN R.A.F. tunic, soaked and weather stained, was found by a farm labourer in a North Wales wood. Ten miles away, at Rhos-on-Sea, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mallalieu mourned their pilot son. killed in a flying accident six months gao. The tunic was101 words
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56 1941-07-05 11 Tokyc, July 4. THE Japan-French Indo-China economic agreements and protocol o n the mediation of the ThaiFrench Indo-China bcrder dispute were approved as reported by the Inquiry Committees, in their original forms when the Privy Council meet yesterday in the presence of His Majesty the56 words
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Article31 1941-07-05 11 Mr. R. Burns. O.S.P.C. (Coast). ft-iang will shortly be proceeding on ions leave. Mr. I. D. Macdonald. O.Ct>l) Klang. will act for hin Inspector Fack'r Cftand will act for Mr Macdonald.31 words
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418 1941-07-05 11 pIE British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, has warned Japan that Britain will not allow exports to Japan designed for re-export to Germany. Simultaneously wellknown Japanese commentator, writing in the journal "Hochi." has WflMked Japan of the dangers of German filth-column. These warnings are expected418 words
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Advertisement5 1941-07-05 11 LEA PfRRINS' THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE5 words
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Advertisement314 1941-07-05 11 NOW WE GIVE YOU 2 INSERTION^! FOR THE PRICE OF ONE 6 m the Malaya TRIBUNE 6 in the Morning TRIBUNE 1 The Small Advertisement Page of the Malaya Tribune Is Read By 100,000 People I^n cr vn T r?AS S, r,S n A d^ T T y ri 5314 words
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Advertisement194 1941-07-05 11 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA S. N. CO. SERVICES Bangkok. Penang, Rangoon and Calcutta. Port Swettenham, Penang, N'egapatam, Porto Novo, (uddalore, Madras. Sailings v will be maintained as regularly as circumstances permit. For information regarding freight and passenger accommodation apply to: BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated in F.M.S.) Tel. 5431 for Passage194 words
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Advertisement358 1941-07-05 11 P. o. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE (Incorporated in England) PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. The best possible services are being maintained by the P. O. S. N. Co., from the Straits to their usua 1 ports of call in China, India, Ceylon and the358 words
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306 1941-07-05 12 Reuter. New York, July 4. QOBERED by the shadow of events overseas and the gigantic armament programme at home, the United States observed Independence Day with unprecedented ceremony. After hearing the President declare that Americans must stake their lives, if necessary, for the defence of liberty,Reuter. - 306 words
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Article182 1941-07-05 12 Reuter. Moscow, July 4. M. STALIN'S speech to the nation yesterday has been followed by mass meetings throughout the capital and provinces, and already thousands are volunteering for service in the "Poplchenia," which are armed citizen defence bands capable of manoeuvring in the front or rearReuter. - 182 words
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Article251 1941-07-05 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A VICTIM of Nazi-Faseisl 1 I arbarism which caused the destruction of three of his factmits in Alexandria, Mr. Gust a v arrived by air in»m Cairn yesterday evening. He comes from a well-known fewfeh family in Egypt and is an ngineer by251 words
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Article96 1941-07-05 12 Reuter. Canberra. July 4. AUSTRALIA finishes the financial year with a cash balance of £10.000 000 This was announced by Mr. a. W. Fadden. the Finance Minister in the House of Reoresentatives today Ihe expenditure on the war during the year 1041 42 was not likelyReuter. - 96 words
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Article84 1941-07-05 12 Tckyc. July 4. AMERICAN participation in la* war as anticipated oy Mr. ichitaro Takada. Tokyo Nichi Nichi* New Ycrk was nrcniinently displayed by UH newspaper yesterday morning. HL article says that Ameuean moves, after the recognition of the Nanking Government by Axifc powers show84 words
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Article255 1941-07-05 12 Reuter. London, July 5. THE Stockholm Punren points out that the Swedish Government's concession of the passage of one German division was a gesture to Finland, not to Germany. '•The fact that we were prepared to do this does net mean that we m anyway a; prove ofReuter. - 255 words
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Article81 1941-07-05 12 Reuter. London. July 5. IT is officially announced that the British air losses for June were ;28 as ccmpared with the enemy's 460. The 'esses were: Britain and .oastai waters, two as against 52: Germany and occupied country. 160 as against 183: Mediterranean, as against 225. TheReuter. - 81 words
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Article49 1941-07-05 12 Tokyo, July 5. REAR-ADMIRAL Hector B:yes. newly-appointed Naval Attache to the British Embassy in Tokyo, arrived yesterday to assume his new post. Th? 60-year-oid officer visited Japan In 1910 when he was serving as captain cf a British warship attached to th? China Station.— Ej£Lein News.49 words
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Article, Illustration17 1941-07-05 12 Calves being rounded-up in a South of England town after the], had broken loose.17 words
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Article227 1941-07-05 12 Reuter Nairobi, July 5. IT is officially announced that Gen. Gazzera. supreme commander of the Remaining Italian lorces m Abyssinia is sending envoys to arrange the surrender of all the Italian forces operating m the province of Galla Sidamo. In the area for which the EastReuter - 227 words
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24 1941-07-05 12 Reuter Bombay. July 5. ITALIAN prisoners of war, numbering 1.345. including officers, have arrived in Bombay. —ReuterReuter - 24 words
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563 1941-07-05 12 Reuter. London. July 4. AS Londoners came to work to-day loud-speakers at main line arrival stations were playing the famous marching songs of Lincoln's day and side by side with the L T nion Jack, the Stars and Stripes were flying f n>m theReuter. - 563 words
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Article377 1941-07-05 12 ¥N order to save shipping; spate, facilitate the despatch o? vessels from Great Britain for overseas ports, increase the amount of foreign exchange available to Britain, and increase her productive capacity, it has been decided to place wartime prohibitions and restrictions on the importation into Empire377 words
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Article192 1941-07-05 12 Batavia. July I. THIS ship will be a daily reminder of the spirit of good fellowship between our countries,' said Australia's Prime Minister Mr.! Monzies. at the inauguration of the Dutch shin Oranie as a hospital ship for the Australian and New Zealand troops in the192 words
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Article324 1941-07-05 12 I airo J ii,, THE occupation cf n (ir d T is announced )n the R communique from Cairo to-day. The communique"? l that the remains of the ongarrison of Palmyra, noiSS some 300 Vichy troops s «2l dered to the British foeml? terday. Indian troops324 words
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