Malaya Tribune, 22 August 1941
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Title Section22 1941-08-22 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed J6,000 Daily SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Friday, August 22. 1941.22 words
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Article124 1941-08-22 1 Reuter. gton, \ug. 21. 1( end* d to show tin bas an ample t which are i ,l m the United nt\y in a delilo nmfuse the lolh and eomstaled Mr. the rnr:ed iYi oleum Coin- to unoffiu it was un- transfer Amerilo Britain. v.v nReuter. - 124 words
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Article67 1941-08-22 1 Reuter. rk, Aug. 21. t:. carrier Illus--1 i is in an American oe comI rd Louis MountBritish Fresb batten, is Wednesday's n London did not h( re: l bouts of the E .led r hat thelllustriI of German tnbers on Jan. warships were esnd vital convoy toReuter. - 67 words
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Article348 1941-08-22 1 Reuter. litary Commentary by Annalist) t London, Aug. -2. yesterday claimed that Narva, Novgorod and hftd been taken. The Russian communique stubborn fighting- at Odessa, Gomel and Nov-'-''''fKl. of Kherson was a lusion with the uniting the lower si bank of the able commercial tReuter. - 348 words
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Article72 1941-08-22 1 Reuter. Chungking, Aug. 22. JAPANESE aircraft, operating from basss in Northern maoChina, have intensified their activities over south-west China in the past few days. In addition to bombing Kunming —the terminus of the Burma Roac —and points along the road its?ir, 31 Japanese planes are reportedReuter. - 72 words
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139 1941-08-22 1 a aii <• t> New York, Aug. 21. A i AM. ior President Roosevelt to propose and for Con pess to approve the declaration of war against the Axis nations is made in the "New Republic/ one ot Americas foremost liberal weeklies. There139 words
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535 1941-08-22 1 Washington, Aug. 21. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S message reporting on the epochmaking meeting at sea with Mr. Churchill, the British Premier, said that the declaration of principles agreed uplan there were so clear cut that they would be difficult to oppose "without automatically admitting a willingness535 words
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Article98 1941-08-22 1 Reuter. Cairo, Aug. 22. ABOARD ,of Trade Regulation issued on Wednesday, permitting trade with Syria, is expected to help to bring down the cost of living in Syria. One of the reasons for the present high costs in Syria is the fact that the Vichy regimeReuter. - 98 words
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Article, Illustration122 1941-08-22 1 Reuter. Washington, Aug. 21 THAT the I niteii Stales would view with concern and refuse to recognise any formal Japanese annexation of additional Pacific was indicated by Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, at his prc>s popferenco to-*]. I It is pointed out inReuter. - 122 words
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Article31 1941-08-22 1 Reuter. Shu ichai. Ant: 22. yesterday several relations with Denmark tol lowing Denmark's recognition of the Japanese-controlled Nanking Government *nd llanehukuo, according to local Chtnesc report ReuterReuter. - 31 words
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Article202 1941-08-22 1 Far East Position Changed Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 22. AN attempl by Tokyo and Washington to negotiate a ''modus vivendi" to bring about a temporary relaxation of the piesent tension in JapaneseAmerican relations lias ended in failure, according to a Vichy news report from t lie Japanese capital, quotingReuter. - 202 words
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Article272 1941-08-22 1 Reuter. Moscow, Aug. EARLY 2,000,000 casualties were Buffered by the Germans in the first two months of the war on the j Eastern Front, according to a Russian estimate announced by M. Lozovsky, from the Soviet Information j Bureau yesterday. About half of this 2,000,000 were killed.Reuter. - 272 words
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121 1941-08-22 1 Reuter. Moscow, Aug. 22. AN unfinished battleship and cruiser that were on the shipyard stocks at the Black Sea port of Nikolaiev were blown up before the Soviet forces evaucated the port. This fact was revealed in Moscow yesterday by M. Lozovsky the Soviet spokesman.Reuter. - 121 words
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Article29 1941-08-22 1 Reuter. untitled Aug. 22. inNEMY planes raided y«sterdav niorninir. It is learned that one civilian was killed and six injured. Slight damage to civilian property was also caused.— Renter.Reuter. - 29 words
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556 1941-08-22 1 ]\jANY hundreds of R.A.F. fighters participated in yesterdays operations on the other side of the Channel. The German Radio last night claimed the destruction of 21 British fighters and one bomber for the loss of two German fighters. Bombers, with fighter escort,556 words
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Article104 1941-08-22 1 Reuter. Moscow, Aug. 22 HITLER cannot win, declared M Lozovsky (Chief of the Soviet Information Bureau) at his pres.* conference He declared: 'We know the rtrength of the enemy and hi* capabilities, but there is no alarm or pessimism in out ranks. On the contrary, the latestReuter. - 104 words
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44 1941-08-22 1 Reuter. Tokyo, Aug. 22. r jpll X situation «n the Eastern Front makes an attempt at invading Britain improbable this year/* states the Berlin correspondent o 1 the Asahi, in a cable to his newspaper in Tokyo, yesterday.—Renter.Reuter. - 44 words
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Article199 1941-08-22 1 Reuter. London, Aug. 2Z. THE "Covenanters," m dam's latest and fastest enriaet tanks, ur« probably the best d; signed tank of their type in the world. Britain's armoured divl lons are now equipped with many ol this type, as well as every description of fightingReuter. - 199 words
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Article119 1941-08-22 1 Londcti, Aug. 22. DUTCH Boy Scouts arc d-.dying the Nazi ban by making themselves members of an illegal organisation and ar> holding meetings and camps states the VriJ Nederiand, Uu Free Dutch newspaper publishes in London. The boys and their parents have been warned by Nasi119 words
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Advertisement48 1941-08-22 1 gg ISSAN, vsater Contractors, _4&** Bras Basah Road, TEL. Mil. v -or,-: T-ement* In tb* tin of electric. rpe fitting*. please W a w% will submit on* obligation. r. I'ARANTEED &MI (|S*J| MODERATE i l Klectrlc agtkS* ft ottlnga. lampM table lamps; toasters, heating P*Jp ff spylin—. J48 words
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Advertisement298 1941-08-22 1 BACKACHE Kidney Trouble IL^ "as fit as a fiddle" f**4 >Z Mr. J. C. tried every known remedy f^k%% for backache and kidney trouble, but B|, found no relief until he gave De Witt a %^hPßs^ Pills a fair trial. He writes T^BBL "Being a sufferer for years from \&Wm'''298 words
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Article235 1941-08-22 2 Singapore, Thursday. A 23 police recruit, Chan Yoke Han, who attributed his absence from duty as a trainee cwing to the fact that he could not stand the strain of training becaus? he was suffering Irom a serious ailment, found fnat the law did not consider this235 words
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130 1941-08-22 2 Singapore, Thursday. A VERDICT cf found drowned was recorded by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, this morning, at the inquiry into the death of a 40-year old Chinese, Chong Bee, whose b-dy was fished out of the Singapore River on the130 words
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63 1941-08-22 2 Singapore. Thursday. pHARGED with being a member of an unlawful society—The Voice of the U.S.S R. Publishing Society—Lian Kam Chin alias. Tuiu Kui Xi (23) a Khek, claimed trial before Mr. W. D. Carcv, the third magistrate. The case was postponed for hearing o*i Aug.63 words
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579 1941-08-22 2 CIVILIAN residents in the east coast who are registered to go to evacuation camps are invited to co-operate in the first evacuation practice which will be held on Sunday morning. Those exercises Will constitute further practice in traffic control, and a preliminary practice for wardens579 words
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110 1941-08-22 2 I QJAID to have abetted an offence of k Cheating by one Shy.m Sunder Roy OO Feb. 4. and also to have made a fnl ,1 claim of $460 in h «ummom- case before the civil district judge or. Mar 3. Rn-.i Chull 135», a110 words
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165 1941-08-22 2 EMERGENCY fire stations are being set up in Pe- rak. Approval cf a sum of $48,000 for this purpose was recently voted by the Perak Finance Committee. This sum will, in addition, proI vide the building: of protecI five structures for certain existing fire staticns165 words
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91 1941-08-22 2 THE distinction of being the first local Chinese uirl to obtain an L.C.C. diploma in shorthand, with a speed of 159 words per minute has fallen to 20-year-old Miss Jenny Lim. at present working with the Department of Information. Miss Lim commenced learning shorthand iust91 words
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Article42 1941-08-22 2 r THF. Warta Malaya Prv-s Ltd.. is sponsoring a campaign for the Malay Troops' Club Fund. An anonymous contributor has made the first donation of $300 Contributions can be sent to th< Chart?red Bank, the •lonorary treasure;- 142 words
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500 1941-08-22 2 ADDITIONAL evidence is to be recorded r d|V Murugasu, secretary to the principal of (he o f N j cine, which came on for hearing in the high rtT** 1 Justice Woiley to-day. r Mr. The appeal was against the conviction and sentence of500 words
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Article24 1941-08-22 2 (Cent-A-1 Total number <f r» :y p!fflw destroyed during fronts up to midn r} on i m (excluding Soviet claim**:— TWO24 words
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Advertisement367 1941-08-22 2 ENTERTAIN f\ V YOUR FRIENDS THERE MUSIC COMFORT SOCIAL ATMOSPHERE Rday of Raffles Orchestra nightly SUNDAY NIGHT Relay of Regimental Band Concert R\ F F i7e~S BAKERY FOR REST QUALITY OUTSIDE CATERING AT BREAD MODERATE TERMS. PHONE 5381 sea View lIOTE I. TO-XIGIIT A SATI RDAY BALL-ROOM PUiiFEf TLY AIRCONDITIONED367 words
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Advertisement142 1941-08-22 2 WE THANK YOU Monsieur Alean. Picture of Gen. de Gaullle. Messrs Alkaff and Aurely. Office. Arthur's Bar. Catering. 5 Australians. Tank. Dutch Consulate. Picture of Queen Wllhelmina and flag. Mr. Etlin. A Fan. Framroz. 3 case s of aerated waters. Fraser Neaves. Ashtrays and beer. Friend. Box of wooden toys.142 words
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Advertisement35 1941-08-22 2 GARDENS^ LdFURNIfURt Concrete Garden Furniture supplied in attractive colours and beautiful designs. For the full range see our showroom. LEE KIM SOO LTD. 8&, HIGH STREET. 'PHONE 2063. /hudee^K \^HUQTROO*y 124 ORCHARD RD S S'POBE35 words
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Advertisement64 1941-08-22 2 GRIPE MIXTURE When new born an< show disinclination from vomitting. gripi a py in the stomach, con I lessness, convulsions. None other is equal to BCPW GRIPE MIXTURE for the treatment and ailments In children, rlth i! rapidity to return to goi d Sold everywhere: Bengal Chemical Ca Bombay Agents:64 words
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Article, Illustration251 1941-08-22 3 Malaya Tribune Special* r of the Tribune the < mly ci\ ilian pret this ractice. He detain: Though I felt like a fish I ter, the men in khaki, ther hand, swarmed 'ir respective jobs home than the proverW 6sh in water. n the spot in dark-251 words
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Article104 1941-08-22 3 Singapore, Thursday. A 43 YEAR OLD Australian., William David Drennan, was charged in the fifth court this morning, with having spread, other than in the performance cf his duty, a report connected with the war. designed to create unneces-J sary alarm and despondency in that he104 words
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306 1941-08-22 3 He's Chief of Municipal Debts Committee (Tribune Staff Reporter) I-ERICAL employees of the Municipality, whose indebtedness problems are at present being examined and discussed by a Committee headed by Mr. A. W. W. Ker, will learn with hope and gratification the humane method306 words
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Obituary261 1941-08-22 3 Singapore. Thursday. pURTHER evidence recorded in the coroner's court tnis afternoon regarding death cf a 24-year-old labourer, Lim Chwee Seng, whose body'was picked up from the Tanjong Rhu slipway by the marine police on August 2. tailed to throw any light as to how; the labourer261 words
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Article136 1941-08-22 3 SUBSCRIBERS to the Malayan War Funds, and individuals who wish their contributions to be utilised for the purchase of particular fighting material, uill be interested in this recently prepared statement of the approximate cost of varku* war v capons; Fighter Plane: £5,000 iS.noo; Bember Plane136 words
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Article306 1941-08-22 3 'THE following is UM of the tUOCas** j ful students from the Fitman's Col- I lag* in the London ""inmber of Com- inerce (Autumn) 1940 examinations: Typewriting (Higher): R. D Victor <D>. Lim Hum Keow <D>. S. M Kaila-- 1 plllal iDi. Abdul Malik Abdul Ghani. Lee Chee306 words
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69 1941-08-22 3 <From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Tliursday. MR. J. M. Gregoire. attached to the Mercantile Bank, Ipoh Branch shortly leaves on transfer to Singapore. A well-known cricketer, lie is the State captain and represented the Malay States in their animal encounter with t\io Colony at Penang69 words
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Article328 1941-08-22 3 Singapore, Thursday. a sequel to an appeal against an order ol* Acquittal by the second magistrate on two charges of causing hurt by negligent driving and one of failing to slop alter an accident. H. Harley Clarke, a dental surgeon, had his acquittal set aside328 words
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154 1941-08-22 3 From Our Own Reporter" Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. FOR the first time since their formation, the Passive Defence Services of Kuala Lumpur, numbering 2,065, paraded to-day for inspection by the High Commissioner, Sir Shenton Thomas. Demonstrations were given by air raid wardens who showed how154 words
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67 1941-08-22 3 4 PPEARING before Mr. W. D. Carew, the third magistrate, on an allegation that he had In his possession two packets of Cannabis Bativa (ganja), Shaik Dawood (34). an Indian Mohammedan, had a charge of possessing drugs explained to him. The case was postponed67 words
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Advertisement46 1941-08-22 3 BROOK LAX I TO-NIGHT! I WILLPUTYOU RIGHT! 1 I Banishes CONSTIPATION overnight M A trained nurse writes Words Kg p fail me to express my gratitude for II BROOKLAX. I tried it myself with amazing results and now I| recommend it to all my patients." M46 words
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Advertisement138 1941-08-22 3 WHITER skin! You, too, can learn the secret of EXJRA charm and glamour Don't let ugly sun-tan ?poil your romance. For here is a magical new skin lotion that makes sun-tan disappear instantly—revealing that Iresh fair loveliness that every woman desires that every man adores. White* gives you that delicate138 words
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Advertisement178 1941-08-22 3 No matter what the conditions, ICEBERG BUTTER is protected at all times from deterioration or contamination. This pure creamery butter is sealed in an air-tight container and fig obtainable everywhere. VnONE: SINGAPORE 537b" (5 lines), K. LUMPUR 3331 (3 lines), IPOH 110 111 Vi lines), PENANG 1500 (3 lines), BUTTEKWORTH178 words
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245 1941-08-22 4 r QEVERAL horses running at '»5 to-morrow's races were given their final workouts when training was continued this morning. Although it J was a day for slow work a number of fast gallops were t observed, those showing vp J best being Faststep. Tim? Tells,245 words
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Article51 1941-08-22 4 TO-DAY SOCCER: S A F A League Div 1. S.C.F.A. v. R.A. .antiaircraft*, stadium; Div. HA. Royal Navy v. V.M.C.A.. V.M.C.A.; R A F. fSeletan v. Fortress Signals, Scletar; Div. 118. Kranii v. Air Headquarters. Kranji: Wanderers v. J-C.S.A.. J.C.S.A H.M.S. Sultan v S.C.F.A. '•B M Harbour Board51 words
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1554 1941-08-22 4 Singapore Gold Cup Meet Spectator's Race-By-Race Comments For To-morrow's Races JTASTSTEP, grey English gelding, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Foo Meow Chin and Mr. Choo Kok Thye, is taken to win the crack event for class one horses at to-morrow's races," the first day1,554 words
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Article47 1941-08-22 4 better tactics and dominating exchanges in both halves the R.E. (Malays) defeated the Malaya Publishing House by four goals to one in a Div. 2A. League match played on the .M.C.A. ground yesterday. Play was on th? slow side* and the games consequently lacked innlls.47 words
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Article558 1941-08-22 4 ARGYLLS LOSE AGAIN IN RETURN ENCOUNTER Chinese Athletic 3: Argylls 1 PAST soccer, which climaxed with a brimful of thrills in the I. second session, was witnessed at Anson Road Stadium yesterday when Chinese Athletic beat the Argylls by three goals to one in a558 words
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Article122 1941-08-22 4 JHE following: are the scratching* and order of running for tomorrow's races: RACE I Horses, Class I, Div. 3 6 furs.: Sever Set, Parr's roily. RACE 2: Horses, Class 2, Div. I, 6 furs.: Gardener's Pride Jest On. RACE 3 Horses, Class 3. Div I R*CF122 words
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74 1941-08-22 4 Reuter. L Brookline (ju, j THE loi >4 lof American ijj lawn tennis h 2 ,r ships was playefe when Brian r vis Cup player, and 1 sel Bobbitt of Tnh 1 »>eat Edwin lmarks i Robin Hippinstiel „t T litornia after a JZReuter. - 74 words
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Advertisement333 1941-08-22 4 V FOR VICTORY CHROMIUM m WQRDS PLATED \Wv\ III V IN RED Al\p= J N/#A IN CIRCLE LADIES' Jfo) liKOOCH r r-N^V^^^ $1.00 IV/ o of $1.00 CAR M. CYCLE BADGE $5.00 HELP WIN THE WAR IN AID OF THE W A R F IT X D On sale at333 words
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Advertisement107 1941-08-22 4 Musi Sh^ Young babies ttmjmkm mem 2»! ment. Wli.ii coot lvi.v i r writable the lailt S macli or bowels To and thus to enable th"" 1? 1 th sleep I J o h "J»i lablets is usu.llv that The Tableti an- the h Brit.sh medical chlW-JSSSS a gently stinnilat.ru107 words
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Article398 1941-08-22 5 Correspondence Sir,—Last year th-* Singapore Rotary Club initiated a communal gardening experiment, a spare piece of land at the McNair Road residential estate was fenced eff and divided into allotments which were taken up by certain of the occupants of houses in the vicinity. After an398 words
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64 1941-08-22 5 Mr o Ramasamy Nadar. JP. h*> donated a house at Road Singapore, to the Tamil's Reform Ajwot'ai!ou. which Is worth over $10,000 He has also undertaken to spend $a,OOO to renovate -the house. The Tamils' Reform Association wa* exempted from registration in 1032 aim64 words
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Article, Illustration514 1941-08-22 5 wip v (Tribune Staff Reporter* I"**"? ct Sarawak > MM L r A«*. as the stay WOrld had durin S »ne of her Smgapo.e by Chpper yesterday how she earned the money herprevented any money reaching her. The Ranee left Sarawak almost two514 words
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Article98 1941-08-22 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Teluk Anson. Thursday. HEAVIEST tine in an excise case in Teluk Anson was imposed ye-sterday by Inche Abdullah bin Ibrahim in the district court here when a Chinese named Ng AJk Cheong was convicted and ordered to pay a fine of $2,550 on two98 words
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Article257 1941-08-22 5 Batavia, Aug. Iff. M CHARLES BARON, leader or the Free French in the Far Fast, and a British oflieer, arc staying in Batavia. In an interview with the Ba'avia Nieuwsblad. If. Baron gave some facts about the growth of the Free French movement. H- 1257 words
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Article172 1941-08-22 5 (At the Cathay) A PICTURE everyone has been waiting for. "I Wanted Wings." opened at the Cathay yesterday to an audience which appreciated to the full the suspense and action of the experiences of the men with With stories of the daring of the R.A.F. coming172 words
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Article120 1941-08-22 5 (At the Pavilion 1 tT difficult to beat the present pro- gramme at the Pavilion—three very good attractions with a newsreel, too. First there is an excellent short showing all aspects of Australia's gigantic war effort, which fhould be seen. Secoudlv. there Is the life of Mussolini, •Yellow120 words
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Article201 1941-08-22 5 Singapore, Thursday. A MOTOR accident which occurred at Geylang Road at the entrance to the Aii Port during the "black cut" on the night of Jan. 22 last was recalled in the high court to-day when Ong Joo Chin, a business man, appealed again c t201 words
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Article147 1941-08-22 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Thursday. THE appeal of Haji Abdullah bin Haji Abdul Wahd against the decision of the Perak A size Cour: which convicted him oilhe murdm of Mis. Maxwell, who was found .shot dead at her residence in Maryland Estate. Dindings, began147 words
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Advertisement218 1941-08-22 5 Boy's Weight v Ven! Up Like Magic! ii-.'ilinas'.er's Story. V* a fathers and they see their weight. Those ttle arms and legs. \q i up through the w little cheeks... some far mor* the way? AH tortured by these their children letter from a liutj t i let you kuow218 words
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Advertisement259 1941-08-22 5 V V Genuine MASONITE TEMPERED PRESDWOOD The build.ng industry for years searched without success for a material wholly suitable for concrete Lilting that would leave the concrete in a smooth, finished condition without udded labour and expense. The Masonhe Corporation after extensive re:earch at last found the answer— TEMPERED PRESDWOOD,259 words
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Article187 1941-08-22 6 JAPAN now seems to be in a mood to think matters over, and that is good news so far as it goes. Opinion i s still divided, as it has always been, on the possible results of chewing the unsavoury cud, though it would seem her187 words
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Article169 1941-08-22 6 J|AD the Japanese rulers done some calm thinking at that time, they would have seen the danger of any further association with a man who does not hesitate to tear up solemn pacts if it suits his purpose to do so. But the crowning shame was yet169 words
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Article200 1941-08-22 6 JHE treaty arrangement among the three Powers as it stood before the Russian war was literally confusion confounded. As a well-known cartoonist put into Hitler's mouth recently: "In other words, Gentlemen, Togo won't hit Jo e and Joe won't hit Togo —unless they take a poke at200 words
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Article1222 1941-08-22 6 JN order to judge how German plana have gone awry and how insubstantial is the theory of I German infallibility a comparison between German statements a year ago and events as they are to-day is instructive. As for Great Britain i and her Allies, they can1,222 words
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Article162 1941-08-22 6 PiLATE could find nobody to answer his famous question, "What is truth?" probably because even the officials of the mighty Roman Empire were too abashed to try to sum up in a brief reply the implications of so profound a query. There is an equally162 words
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Article298 1941-08-22 6 SHORT time ago a very revealing novel by Miss Storm Jameson described the occupation of the Rhineland after the last va r in which a young German, bOing in for the army, expressed sentiments exactly similar to those Of the learned doctor. The only true freedom, he insisted,298 words
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Article184 1941-08-22 6 HTHAT an abandonment of everything we mean by humun dignity such a conception of freedom implies! Man is to be reduced to a thoughtless, efficient animal, his only troubles the curb of the rein and the prick of the spur. All the riches of mediation, heavy with the184 words
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Article114 1941-08-22 6 DTjT fo r so long as this truth can ■J by a vast and wonderful variety of binders be kept from them—and they are by nature particularly susceptible to this kind of deception—what an opportunity ta given to those at the top for power and loot! Here114 words
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Article53 1941-08-22 6 Sale of large-size hunting or clasp-knives has been banned ly the Paris Prefecture. Formerly terror of the streets after dark. Apache technique consisted of back-stabbine. was once widespread. X 0 revival has been reported, but it is thought that Paris officialdom may be withholding news of such crimes53 words
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Article578 1941-08-22 6 September most not, ffortbjr a H 'history of this wax n m lr < I Hitler's dream 0 1 ar i that 047 the British Isles Vi !the bud with the m. n,PW |of his air armada ore**? What a di:: If? 1 have been to-day [f578 words
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Article358 1941-08-22 7 Reuter. London, Aug 21. Hester (iuardian in on the rumours ibility of traue een Britain anu ?s if. when the lapancse assets meed, it was intendrertain amount pass by way licences, it would lv natural to make «i finance t. Bu IS vis rtainly not whatReuter. - 358 words
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Article58 1941-08-22 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 19. j 100 a be issued to an nfereucc in London to v;tr economic relief of importance attaches to I, not only towards mitiv position of Europe towards solving the rid surpluses. Governinetitf are accumu- I run- materials in many Cof immediate release countrtoa as soon asReuter. - 58 words
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347 1941-08-22 7 Reuter. London, Aue. 21. ~V l German High Command communique claims that in the southern Ukraine S.S. im its have occupied the seaport and industrial town of Kherson, at the mouth of i Dnieper River. claims the taking of the towns of Novgorod,Reuter. - 347 words
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Article48 1941-08-22 7 Reuter. Rome, Aug. 21. TWENTY warplanes have arrived at Bangkok, according to a Tokyo message reported by the Rome Radio. They were delivered by the American Government, having been ordered by Thailand last year The present situation seems to have speeded up the delivery.—Reuter.Reuter. - 48 words
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367 1941-08-22 7 Reuter. Zurich, Aug. 21. A GLOOMY and sordid picture of the conditions existing fit Lake Constance, once the popular resort of holiday-makers, is given in an article m the "TagsbJatt." The President of the German Tourist Association has been obliged to complain in aReuter. - 367 words
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373 1941-08-22 7 Reuter. Bangkok, Aug. 21. T"l rhais will adhere to their traditional motto' «J J i -m,n better than live as slaves. *w* guarantees on which the security said Thailand's Cabinet Minister, Luang V.ch.t vaina broadcasting in Thai to the nation to-night on tne 'STReuter. - 373 words
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259 1941-08-22 7 Reuter. London. Aug. 21. CAPTAIN Elliot Roosevelt, second son of the United States President, told a press conference here to-day that he waa in Britain on a mission connected with the United States air force. He expects to be here until the middle of nextReuter. - 259 words
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Article178 1941-08-22 7 Reuter. London, Aug. 21. I A SUGGESTION that a permanent j Dominions Council might be 1 established in London Is made In a leading articie in the Yorkshire Post It is most natural and right, it says, that there snould be in tne Dominions anReuter. - 178 words
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Article51 1941-08-22 7 London. Aug. 20. NO change over the July cost cf living figures is reported for August by the Ministry of Labour. The general figure remains at ihe same level above that of July 1914. and the fcod index figure at C 7 points.— British51 words
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413 1941-08-22 7 Reuter. New York. Aug. 21 THE Western Hemisphere portion of the Atlantic is being "slowly but surely cleared of German submarines and surface raiders," writes Mr. Joseph Driscoll the New York Herald-Tribune correspondent at sea with the United States Atlantic Fleet's Neutrality Patrol. Mr. Driscoll,Reuter. - 413 words
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Article271 1941-08-22 7 Reuter. Berne, Aug. 21. OERLIN expects British action in Iran soon, says the Berlin correspondent of the newspaper La Suisse. j Not a word is breathed IS to what Germany's reaction would be, the correspondent says, "but emphasis is laid on a statement from TeheranReuter. - 271 words
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Advertisement607 1941-08-22 8 We solemnly declare.—"NEVEß BEFORE HAS SUCH UPROARIOUS LAUGHTER BEEN HEARD IN THE CAWWML"! (The Management) BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO HAVE COME, BEEN SEEN and CONQUERED! 11 am jk^fj^r J SHOWS TO-DAY and TO-MORROW =1, at CAPITOL I A See THE ANDREWS IHN* jKfw' SISTERS in action! |F li»lU M(f607 words
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Advertisement194 1941-08-22 8 "SHOULD RANK AS ONE OF THEbfSI BETTE DAVIS HAS YET MADE" MalayaTr,b u J TO-DAY 3-15, 6-15 9-15 ALHAMBRA ALSO LATEST AIR-MAIL PATHE GAZETTE UN IVERSAL NEWS TO-MORROW at MIDNIGHT At 12-10 O'clock ALHAMB R A drama of RAOUL WALSH —DIRECTOR undying love ciaire TREVOR john WAYNE waiter PIDGEON ROY194 words
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Advertisement232 1941-08-22 9 GREAT AS THE NATION! j MfUAV 4 SHOWS DAILY lllfl-L 11 am.— 3-15—6-15 —915 i 7 TEMENT! LA LIGHTER! p \RAMOUNT BRITISH NEWSREEL! 5 TO-MORROW at MIDNIGHT f J'g»' X w THE STARS of In YE YV Tin Pan Alley' r ifr 20th t AXD j /if* I Century NICHOLAS232 words
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Advertisement167 1941-08-22 9 GOLD LEAF "GOLD LfcAF" Tea like a sunday day, sheds a brightness over everything—lt's the sweetener of toil and soother of cares. "GOLD LEAF' Tea is a perfect Tea. The merit and superiority of "GOLD LEAF" is that it is drawn from the cool Highlands of Sunny Ceylon. RADIOS I167 words
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Advertisement63 1941-08-22 9 FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL No. 1-A. KIRK TERRACE MALAYA'S PREMIER SCHOOL OT MUSIC. THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF TUITION. KINDERGARTEN (Prom ajg 4) to DIPLOMAS. ENROL ANYTIME. L———— IPONGGOL INN I llth Milestone, Ponggol Road, SINGAPORE, for HOLIDAYS, PICNICS, SEA-BATH, BOATING CHINESE CHOW SPECIAL CURRY and SARTAY TIFFIN on EVERY SUNDAY.63 words
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Advertisement306 1941-08-22 9 I THE PUBLIC RAVES! I POSITIVELY ONE OF THE BEST PROGRAMMES! j I \jr\ to-i»ay v k r 6.15 9.15 "'VV) j THE WITTIEST PIECE OF GAIETY THAT HAS HIT THIS TOWi^ 1 Edjar Wallace's uproarious GompJy j I made doubly funny by; f il j GORDON^ With Jane Carr-BettyStockfeld306 words
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Advertisement3210 1941-08-22 10 lMMW llliiillliHlll» llliiiliillM Situations Vacant 1 TWO EURASIAN GIRLS or any nationality required by European Restaurant In Alexandra Road. Food, transport provided. Apply the manager, 53, Lorong 35, Geylang, Singapore. (No. 760K) WANTED Clerk with general office ex- J. perlence knowledge of shorthand given preference state salary required to Box3,210 words
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Advertisement668 1941-08-22 10 NOTICE In the Estate of TANG AH CHOW, deceased. Pursuant to Section 29 of the Trustees Ordinance (Chapter 59). NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and persons having any claims against the above deceased late of No. 550 A, Serangoon Road, Singapore, who died on the 15th day of668 words
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Advertisement112 1941-08-22 10 FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS NOTICE. As from the 3rd September, 1941, the Train Service between Thailand and Malaya will be revised as follows; SOUTHWARD BOUND; Leave Bangkok 4 p.m. on Wednesdays. Arrive Prai 6.51 p.m. on Thursdays. Leave Bangkok 4 p.m. on Saturdays, Arrive Sungei Golok 6.20 p.m. on Sundays,112 words
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Advertisement61 1941-08-22 10 WE ARE PLEASED to advfc' Public that nev stocks of PEOL Cutaneous Vaccine Oin® have arrived from England* healing action is rapid anc csin all septic conditions, aafi immunising properties rerwe invaluable treatment for any tion whatever of the skin. SJ. all good Chemists. If any in obtaining supplies Uy61 words
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Miscellaneous869 1941-08-22 10 [TO-DAY S KAU^I SINGAPORE LONdov ZHL. 225 m. 1333 k cs. Eastpbv WĔ ZHP.I. 30-96 m. 9.69 m|cf. OSV —17 I', K *t*\]r* H ZHP 2. 48 58 m. 6.175 mlcs. OSF _y ?i 1« U V MM. ZHP.3. 41.38 m. 7.25 m!cs. GSD —v 7 c is x\ I869 words
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877 1941-08-22 11 wan. August 21. Buyers. Se'len. 7- 2 73cd 33 6 34;6cd 0 65 0.70 1216 141Tin V 130 1.35kd 99 10j3 121- 5W*i* 0 19 0.21 <m ,v 0 34 0.37 1 43 419 pi 221- 236 I 0 75 0 80 t 19.9 20;6 1877 words
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Article28 1941-08-22 11 Singapore, Friday. I Prices ol t w and rubber 11 in Singapore at noon lo- JI TIN J Rl HKfift i r. I Sellers 88%. j28 words
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Article139 1941-08-22 11 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Tto Singapore. Pridav IN ahares were an extremely dull market yesterday, with little Inclination on the part of either buyers or sellers to decline mts cnan B hands at a slight The rubber share market continues to m ver Jf active139 words
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Article160 1941-08-22 11 \TEW Scudai Ltd.. now has a credit balance of $98.339.64. This represents a profit of $68.851.iC from last year and the profit of $28.483.48 brought forward, states the Directors' report )i issued. They recommend a transfer of $50.000 to General Reserve, the paying pf160 words
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Article68 1941-08-22 11 Singapore, Aug. 21. Gambler 7.50 Java Cube 12.00 Hamburg Cube 12.25 Muntok White Pepper 16.25 White Pepper 15 75 Black Pepper 7.75 Sundried Copra 2.65 Mixed Copra 2.40 Small Flake Tapioca 8.50 Fair Flake Tapioca 8.00 Medium Pearl Tapioca 10.00 Small Pearl Tapioca 10.50 Lingga Sago Flour 5.50 Fair68 words
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Advertisement132 1941-08-22 11 ■I ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OFU McLATCHIE Deceased. I PARTK l lARLY ATTRACTIVE I U TION SALE I Well made modern design wax I Hishrri Teak and other j KHJSEHOLD FURNITURE |C Lounge, Dining and IB Carpets, Beautiful I- PYE" AC. Radio, AIR CONDITIONING WIT International G.E.C. Electa tor. Electric132 words
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Advertisement619 1941-08-22 11 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Situation Vacant WANTED on South Johore Rubber Estate first class certificated engine driver-fitter. To run 70 H.P. National and other smaller diesel engines. Also to maintain with help large factory plant pumps, lorries etc. Free quarters, salaiy according to qualifications Only well recommended capable men need apply for619 words
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Advertisement381 1941-08-22 11 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO. SERVICES Bangkok. Penang, Rangoon and Calcutta, Port Swettenham, Penang, Negapatam, Porto Novo, Cuddalore, Madras. Sailings will be maintained as regularly as circumstances permit. For passenger accommodation apply to: BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated in F.M.S.) Tel: 5431 for Passage &i Freight. FOR GREY HAIR USE381 words
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Advertisement348 1941-08-22 11 P. o. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE (Incorporated in England) PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL SJN. CO. MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. The best possible services arc being maintained by the P.&O.S.N. Co., from the Straits to their usual rjorts of call in China, India, Ceylon and the United Kingdom. Passengers are348 words
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Article163 1941-08-22 12 Reuter. Zurich Aug. 21. TRAINLOADS of wounded, j and planes bringing se- 2 verely wounded are arriving j in Bucharest daily, writes the Bucharest correspondent of the Neu Zerich. J The newspaper began a J few days ago to publish lists I of killed. PricesReuter. - 163 words
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103 1941-08-22 12 London. Aug. 2'j rHE chairman of the Linggi Plantations. Sir John Hay, criticised the high taxation which is draining liquid resources which ire vital to the rubber industry's iuture. Despite rising costs, prospect: are favourable, barring hostilities in Malaya, as the abnormal United States demand103 words
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42 1941-08-22 12 Reuter. Saigon, Aug. 21. THE first meeting of the committee which is to demarcate the new boundary between Indo-China and Thailand was held yesterday. Japanese, French and Thai representatives were present and Japanese was the official language —Reuter.Reuter. - 42 words
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478 1941-08-22 12 Reuter. London, Aug. 22. 4S Hitler's third offensive moves to its climax, great battles were raging yesterday (Thursday) in three main areas of the gigantic front in Russia. Following the dramatic call by Marshal Voroshilov to thy people of Leningrad to help his forces beatReuter. - 478 words
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Article173 1941-08-22 12 Reuter. Bangkok, Aug. 22 WINDING up a talk on the Far East situation, the Bangkok Radio official commentator last night declared that any potential aggressor violating Thai territory would meet a disastrous end, especially as Thailand will have the support of the other side. I Earlier inReuter. - 173 words
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Article70 1941-08-22 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang. Thursday. THAT the people of London are Standing up very well during air raids was the opinion expressed by Lr. Ooi Tiang Eng. former Penang Queen's scholar, who returned to Penang yesterday. He was in London when the war broke70 words
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Article199 1941-08-22 12 Reuter. Moscow, Aug. 22. THE following is the text of the communique cf this morning's Soviet Information Bureau. "In the course of yesterday our troops waged stubborn battles with ihe enemy along the whole front, especially'fierce in the directions of Kingisepp, Novgorod and Gomel. "According to incompleteReuter. - 199 words
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Article80 1941-08-22 12 DR. Henry Grady, president of the American President Lines, San Francisco, who is making a tour of the Far East at the request of President Roosevelt, broke his journey at Manila yesterday. He is expected in Singapore within a fortnight. Dr Grady's trip will last two80 words
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Article, Illustration30 1941-08-22 12 .4 charming picture of His Excellency Sir Shenton and His Highness the Sultari of Selangor, taken yesterday when His Excellency inspected a Kuala Lumpur A R.P. varade.30 words
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Article233 1941-08-22 12 Reuter. London, Aug. 22. is the Bank of France's gold? asks the Financial News, commenting on the first weekly statement published by the Bank since the collapse, showing that the gold reserve of the Bank amounts to 84,500,000,000 francs. This figure does net differ materially from theReuter. - 233 words
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87 1941-08-22 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 21. THE Tribune understands that the F.M.S. Government has ordered The Indian, weekly newspaper, and the Indian Pioneer, daily newspaper, both published in Kuala Lumpur, to be submitted for censorship prior to publication. One of the directors of87 words
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618 1941-08-22 12 Reuter. London, Aug. 22. ]y|R. MACKENZIE KING, the Prime Minister of Canada. saw Lord Cranborne. Secretary of State for the Dominions, at the Dominions Office yesterday afternoon. He also called on Mr. Angus Mac Donald, Canadian Minister of Defence, at his hotel. AReuter. - 618 words
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Article110 1941-08-22 12 Reuter. pRINCE B ,n haM dromeonv. Hap** fighter J Prince arm,,,' ss& rife 1 flyers. piiot ed b y On landing Prn said to his C 0 1; proud that, 10ts: operation of ,f f now able to train tf v fighter pilot, hSi that shortlyReuter. - 110 words
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Article49 1941-08-22 12 Reuter. London, Aug. 21.-The untitled Master General announced «JJ letters, printed paper.- i posted in London and h ties about July 9 to 11 I and letters, printed papers eels posted in India bet 10 and 17 and in Ceylon Api. 23 28 were lost by a** I tion.—Reuter.Reuter. - 49 words
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Advertisement133 1941-08-22 12 m nglish by USIN ThU II ?f S h^ L I^ h! 225 ™*™cc to Practice by W J Weston. English whoever seeks co be a competent craftsman in STANDARD ENGLISH. Structure M Style by E H. Grout "This"book' is 95 an ideal means of studying the English Language. S5133 words
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Advertisement118 1941-08-22 12 Public Notice Execution No. 27/41. No. 28/41. Suit No. 483 of 1940. SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Writ of Seizure Sale dated the 19th day of June, 1941. In the cause of CHAN YEW JIN Plaintiff. versus L SOH KEE SENG 2.118 words
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Advertisement92 1941-08-22 12 THE MUSIC OF THE BALLET KAISER DE LA FEE (Stravinsky* COPPELIA BALLET (Delibes) COTILLON (Chabrier) DOXSP DANSES SLAVES ET TZIGANES (Dargomyzhsky I GAITE PARISIENNE (Offenbach) PRINCE IGOR—Dances of the Young Maidens (Bur LA BOUTIQUE (Rossini) D° xs:! LES SYLPHIDES (Chopin) SCOULA DI BALLO (Boccherini) I* )X6l3 THE SEASONS BALLET (Glazounov92 words
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