Malaya Tribune, 1 September 1941
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Title Section22 1941-09-01 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Monday, September 1, 1941.22 words
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392 1941-09-01 1 Big Russian counter-attacks in the central front, now admitted by the Germans and in which the Reds re-crossed the River Dnieper, have resulted in German lines being pierced. this morning's Moscow communique declared only that the Russian troops had fought the enemy along the392 words
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Article61 1941-09-01 1 Mc-cow. Dept 1 THf German; ray? meU° repeated attempt cio.-s the Dnieper at one point. and have been rowarted far tw? c'srys in thwr i Tlorts to place rtmtgcus in posilon This wa&-anncunccj.tn a supe*©-,-nent ti this morrujrtg's Soviet communique It says thai in61 words
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Article468 1941-09-01 1 Reuter. i By Alexander Wcrth, Reuter J Special Correspondent in Moscow WITH weatttar conditions deteriorating, especially in th e north and centre fronts, the Germans are clearly determined to achieve if not a decisive, at any rate, a crippling blow to the Ffusslan Army or atReuter. - 468 words
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Article164 1941-09-01 1 Reuter. London, Sept. 1. (IIVING one answer to the quesftion: "Why have we not been Mr CVement Attiee, lord Privy Seal, yesterday said: Hitter has found our airi force a much tougher proposition! ii a he had ever imagined." :..d thai Hitler had made .< inReuter. - 164 words
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Article123 1941-09-01 1 Reuter. Chungking. Sept. I. THE people of Chungking. China's wartime capital, spent six hours n then: dugouts yesterday as j wavfs of Japanese air- >w<;-pt over .h< rJ&. Oniy one dropped bom >s which fell in estern suburbs, rs flew towards Chengtu. the of Szechuen ProvinceReuter. - 123 words
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Article20 1941-09-01 1 untitled will Fight To The End, vi\s Maisky—pa«je 3. Rising Oppoii ion To German IJtilr—pagc 3 i Advance: Tutpage :i20 words
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Article265 1941-09-01 1 Moscow, Sept. 1. VHOM Tabriz, reports\how that from conversations with the population in a number of villages in Northern Iran it is led that German agents had been feverishly busy in those ions, especially since the outbreak of the lighting on the Eastern Front. agents265 words
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Article352 1941-09-01 1 Reuter. L.ontion, Sept. 1. A DECIDED negative to those who contend that all war is unmst and opposed to the Christian P Hncip?e P was given by C.rd-na Hinsley, Archbishop of Westrninfer Catholic members of the Canadian forces serving n Fnffland, at AJdershot yesterday E cfrd"nal Hinslev,Reuter. - 352 words
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Article, Illustration94 1941-09-01 1 Reuter. London. Sept t\ THE charge of the. Light Brigade at Balaclava is increased in renown by those almost daily deeds of fame." This glowing tribute to the squadrons of the Bomber Command who have been engaged in recmt daylight attacks against theReuter. - 94 words
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96 1941-09-01 1 London. Sept. 1. Mr. a V. Alexandir. the first lord oX thf Admiralty, has sent the followIn;; messap? to the Queen of the Netherlands on the occasion of her birthday: •On the occasion of Your Majest- s birthday and the national day of th<Netherlands.96 words
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433 1941-09-01 1 rOUR Nazi divisions arc stated to have been siauoneo on the Turkish frontier, and more forces are said to be moving up. As the war gathers momentum 111 Eastern Europe, two mam aspects ol the situation confront observers—Germany's preparations fcr the next Black Sea433 words
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85 1941-09-01 1 Bittish Wireless London, S'mt. I. A DIVISION of motor launches, built In Biita:n and manned by Bretons cf the Free French Navy for service with the British naval forces, were bless?d by a French naval Dadre at a south coast port y3sterday were commissionedBittish Wireless - 85 words
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Article103 1941-09-01 1 Reuter. Karachi. Sept 1 THERE might well be a tough fight in the Western Desert where the Germans ha\e been making preparations for the past lew months," says Reuter's correspondent just returned from the Middle East He continues: "Gen. Auchinieck. C-ln-C, Middle East, has alreadyReuter. - 103 words
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355 1941-09-01 1 Reuter. THE R.A.F. daylight offensive, wftgtff relentlesajy throughout last summer, yesterday reached its peak. R.A.F. fighters, on their own and sometimes escorting bombers, cfossed and recrossed the Channel from dawn to dusk. Spitfire pilots were reminded r>f the hectic days during the BattleReuter. - 355 words
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433 1941-09-01 1 Reuter. Cairo, Sept. 1. 'THE Bomber Command of tlic R A F. carried out heavy raids en Tripoli during Friday and Saturday lights,' says last night's communique from the Middle East. "Some 25 tons of bombs were dropped, and at the end of theReuter. - 433 words
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Article271 1941-09-01 1 Reuter. (Somewhere in Europe). Sept 1 rill Mi evidence of the Gernli labour shortage is revealed 07 lbe Essener National 7e, Jf" R which iAys that "as niany Ocrman workmen have been <> bll ff£ to exchange tcols for rifles, tne Jewish population of Warsaw will beReuter. - 271 words
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129 1941-09-01 1 Reuter. Moscow. .Sept. 1. COME over to us" says an appeal published yesterday in the German language by Marshal Budenny—who commands the Soviet, forces in the Southern Ukraineaddressed to German. Rumanian. Hungarian and Slovak troops and officers. The appeal refers to the M* worldReuter. - 129 words
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Article28 1941-09-01 1 Reuter. Berlin. Sept 1 GOKBBELS arrived at Venice yesterday. Bays a despatch to the i Betel German News Agency He travelled by way of Bratislava.—Reuter.Reuter. - 28 words
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Advertisement59 1941-09-01 1 M. HASSAN, i Water Contractors, 5? 3« 37 9r ■HH I .MGAPOai Ttt Mil. j„;! your requ'remenia in the ,:.on or repairs of electric. and vnttr pipe fitting*, please and we will submit out j r without obligation WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED AND (II\KGEB MODERATE -r. stock.—Electric bowl fittings, lamplampbulba. table lamps;59 words
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Article117 1941-09-01 2 MOTOR buses have been accorded no discrimination in the revised petrol rationing 1 The basis of assessment has been altered from that hastily introduced at the beginning of March, and the new allowance for public service vehicles looks anything but generous. When rationing was first introduced117 words
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Article190 1941-09-01 2 urE are told that the primary purpose of rationing is to conserve foreign exchange. Is it not remarkabjjf that for eighteen months af£*r war broke out petrol commodity, available in unlimited quantity for anyone who wished to gratify an urge to go joy-riding? This was at a190 words
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Article171 1941-09-01 2 UNDER present conditions the overcrowding and delays to which bus passengers are exposed are such that there is every inducement for the car owner to make the maximum possible use of his vehicle. The present uncomfortable condition of public travel in Singapore cannot be laid at the door171 words
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Article1222 1941-09-01 2 CHARLES N. SPINKS - By CHARLES N. SPINKS UERE begins the story-told for the first time-of the Nazi M Fifth Column in Japan, which works day and night to push the Javanese into totalitarianism and into war with the U.S. Her* names are named, with the dates, places1,222 words
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Article, Illustration454 1941-09-01 2 THE story of how the Hon. Unity Mitford met Hitler is told for the first time by Virginia Cowles, the American writer. It was in 1933. at the first Nazi Party rally, that Unity first saw Hitler. "The first moment I saw him. X id454 words
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Article, Illustration459 1941-09-01 2 J. C. Cooke - By J. C. Cooke QUMMER time was initiated in Germany in 1916, and Germany's lead was followed closely by Austria, Holland, Denmark and Norway. In England there had been a movement in its favour for some years, led by William Willett, and actually a bill459 words
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Article558 1941-09-01 2 JHE war has i culties, chin high cost of foods; The prevailing mai most vegetables have fifty and in man: hundred per cent began. A look at trade Qgi the import of foodstufl will convince any observer of great reliance Malaya i foreign countries f c tables558 words
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Advertisement379 1941-09-01 2 Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids Your body olefins out excels Acids and potsonoM wastes in your Mood thru 9 million tiny delicate Kidney tubes or niters. If Poisons in the Kidneys or Bladder make you sufTYr from Opttinfr Up Nights. Nervousneaa Leg Pains, Circles t T nder Eyes, Backa< he,379 words
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Advertisement28 1941-09-01 2 "WforvictoryW" YOUR BEST ALWAYS iMr' ul^W°°* H T N N 1 i O T I 0 N^^L SWOOTHfN S F 1 V YOUR SOFTFNS THE OMPIUiON EMPIRE PRODUCTS28 words
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Article141 1941-09-01 3 Reuter. London, Sept. I. HTE will tight to the end until Hitlerite Germany is utterly and completely crushed," said M. Maisky, the Soviet Amssador, speaking yesterday. My people are fighting heroically and with the greatest .termination. They Dire building no half-way house." larmg thatReuter. - 141 words
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55 1941-09-01 3 Reuter. Sydney, Sept. i. THE Congress debating on fr'end--1 ship and aid to Russia passed a resolution urging Australian representation at all Anglo-Soviet talks In which the Pacific and 1 Middle East are involved and also the exchange of Ambassadors and military, naval andReuter. - 55 words
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Article135 1941-09-01 3 Sydney, Aug. 31. A USTRALIAN Trade Commissioner to China, Mr. V. T. Bowderi, has been appointed official Australian representative in Singapore with authority in political, commercial and administrative matters, states Reuter. He will be assisted by a commercial secretary and a political officer. The United Kingdom135 words
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Article140 1941-09-01 3 Reuter. Moscow, Sept l HOW greatly the opposition to Nazi rule in the occupied countries has increased was stressed by M. Lozovsky. the Soviet spokesman. In a statement to foreign correspondent*. This opposition is finding expression in partisan wartare, acts of sabotage and attacks onReuter. - 140 words
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Article65 1941-09-01 3 Reuter. Cairo, S3pt. 1. A MIDDLE East communique states that "In Libya, in the Tobruk area, one oi our patrols attacked an enemy post with bayonets, inflicting casualties. Diulng the day, there was a fairamount of enemy shell fire. One) enemy air raid resulted inReuter. - 65 words
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Article56 1941-09-01 3 Reuter. London. Sept. I. rrHKRK \t a decided Improvement in tr.e oV.ulition of Laval and Marcel Deat. acrordlng to a Paris message to the German News Agency. Laval's temperature is falling and thmillet in his body Is becoming encysted ln spot that la not dangerous. Deat MReuter. - 56 words
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441 1941-09-01 3 Reuter. ißu Demand Tighe Renter's Special Correspondent) Ahwaz, Sept. 1. WHEN Indian troops marched into the Southern Iranian town of Ahwaz immediately following Iran's decision to cease resistance Iranian soldiers stood stiffly at the salute while the population ran along the side of the IndianReuter. - 441 words
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Advertisement124 1941-09-01 3 w£ r** W\ jw«€T-H€ft YOUR CAR 15... I STANDI HC I STARTING fx Shell Motor Oil Is such a good oil for your Hj f\ car because it is refined by the most up- I J V to-date process which makes it cling to metal surfaces. When the engine is124 words
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Advertisement440 1941-09-01 3 For Sport Travel Wear REVERSIBLE JACKETS Made of Fine quality shower-proofed mercerised cotton Poplin with Zip fastener down front. Semi polo collar. Two pockets. Twin button cuffs. Elastic web waistband. Light in weight yet strong and durable. A garment that becomes a companion Two complete garments in one. Plain colours,440 words
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452 1941-09-01 4 gOWLERS, with few exceptions, had a very trying day in yesterday's Singapore cricket matches when batsmen hit out lustily to obtain three individual centuries —two alone in one game at Balestier—and five "over fifties." In tne tsaiestier nwww, where the Ceylon Sports Club entertained the452 words
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Article69 1941-09-01 4 SOCCER: S.A.F.A. league, Div. I. Argy!ls v. Malays. Stadium; Police v. Manchester Regiment, Depot; Reserve Div.. Fortress R.E. v. Chinese Athletic. F. and N. Ground; Div. HA. Moravia v. Publishers. V.M.C.A.; Signals v. R.A. (Blakan Mati), Alexandra; RAF (Tengah) v. Malay Regiment. Tengah; S.H.B. v. R.A.O.C, SH.B.;69 words
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Article33 1941-09-01 4 Reuter. Omaha, Aug. 31. MARVIN WARD, 1939 winner, won the American amateur golf championship for the second year when he beat Patrick Abbott, 1938 runner-up, in the final to-day.— Reuter.Reuter. - 33 words
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304 1941-09-01 4 (By "Spectator") SCHOOL BOY, Miss Zipp, Beau Mari, Le Touquet and Shamshowed up extremely well at training this morning, when no fewer than 40 horses and ponies running on the fourth and last days were given fast and slow workouts. The going was304 words
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119 1941-09-01 4 Reuter. Newburv, Aug. 31. THE King's Big Game, by Bahrain out of Myrobella, won a thrilling race for the valuable Champagne stakes by sihort head from Lord Derby's Watling Street, by Fairway out of Ranai. with Lord Losseberry's Hyperides, by Hypherion outReuter. - 119 words
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Miscellaneous20 1941-09-01 4 HIGH TIDES TO-DAY: 7.21 a.m., 7.5 ft.; 6.38 p.m., 8.2 ft. TO-MORROW: 8.45 a.m. 7.9 ft.: 8.01 p.m., 8.4 ft.20 words
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720 1941-09-01 5 jyjALAYA'S "Grow More Food" campaign has not been confined only to newspaper articles, radio broadcasts and fine I posters—Mr. W. N. C. Belgrave, Malaya's Director of Agriculture, has figures to show that people have got down to earth and really increased production. Rice has720 words
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Article61 1941-09-01 5 rE "Aid to Britain" campaign of the Federation of South Seas China Relief Fund committees starts in Singapore this morning. There will be a great rally at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce to-day. A long programme, to last a week, has been drawn up to61 words
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Article240 1941-09-01 5 Singap. r3, Monaay. THE Dutch populat'on in Singa- avrt rallied In force at the Hollandsche Club en Saturday to celebrate and express their loyalty to their ruler, Queen Wilhelmina whose 61st birthday fell yesterday. Within an hour of an appeal to make a contribution to the cost240 words
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Article71 1941-09-01 5 THE following office-bearers and committee of management were elected at yesterday's annual meeting of the Singapore Indian Association President, Mr. S. C. Goho (reelected!; hon. gen. secretary, Mr. M. R. Menon (re-elected); hon. treasurer. Mr. Z. Vaz (re-elected); hon. auditor, Mr. R. M. Krishnan (re-elected). Committee members:71 words
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377 1941-09-01 5 "PROM the point of view of trying to save daylight in Malaya, the whole business is not really so satisfactory here as it is in England," says Mr. J. C. Cooke in a broadcast last night. Mr. Cooke says:— Many people don't realise377 words
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Article337 1941-09-01 5 MAKING an appeal to Indians in Malaya for greater unity ir their ranks and less indulgence in petty quarrelling, Mr S. C. Goho, president of the Indian Association, charged "mis chief makers" and "gossip mongers" with attempting to caus< disunity in the community. Mr.337 words
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Obituary27 1941-09-01 5 rrHE death has occurred of Mr. W. J. Johnston, selector of Victorian for about 20 years, and an Australian eleven selector for 10 years.27 words
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Advertisement134 1941-09-01 5 rrnf CHEAT EASTERN OPTICAL T Ht CO., Manufarturtnif Opticians in 1928. Optician C. T. FAN fst 7-s SoatH Bridge Road. Tel. 21«4. mmmm Quality superior, -r\ Workmanship M$SL\ euaranteed. Charges jSlf Moderate I GLASSES f AMERICAN H™V\ Huai Radio C«^^^ ft Has Just the right alkaline 'character to neutralise after*134 words
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Advertisement47 1941-09-01 5 imekmon* P| Incandescent Lamps, Gas JUL Lamp give Brilliant Light, with Economical oil consump*ttg*S* tion and longer service. WEM Lji Sold in all Lamp Storey everywhere. THE LEA HIN CO. iCbrna Products) IV/ li jj£| 2 3i soi m BRIUGL ROAU X T JOHNNIE m WALKER 1147 words
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Advertisement188 1941-09-01 5 9 if Soak for four hours In cold water and then completely cover the Ham with a thirk pastry of flour and water. Place in a medium oven and i allow to bake a quarter of an hour for every pound weight of I Ham. Cool for half an hour188 words
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Advertisement246 1941-09-01 6 "WALLACE BEERY'S BEST PICTURE". (Free Press) last DAY! "DON! MISS IT" M.G.M.'s most spectacular outdoor adventure story since "NORTHWEST PASSAGE" WALLACE BEERY romancing with MARJORIE MAIN (The Reno Ranch-keeper in "The WOMEN") in "WYOMING*" I with LEO CARRILLO and ANN RUTHERFORD OPENING TO-MORROW 4 SHOWS DAILY.. II a.m., 3.15—6.15—9.15 "NICE246 words
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Advertisement620 1941-09-01 7 ANOS For Sale, hire, tuning, repairing j. rebuilding, workmanship guaranteed 4 f buy Pianos In any condition, or ex*ange. Hire purchase on application, .►•tern Piano Co., 64, Rangoon Road, Singapore, 32B, Jonker Street, Malacca. (No. 885K) iING YANG CO., Ladles Dress Makers rom Shanghai No. 169, Orchard Road, ilngapore. Workmanship620 words
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Advertisement591 1941-09-01 7 JOHORE GOVERNMENT TENDERS TENDERS are invited for the supply of— i. Hospital Diets and Sundries ii. Eeef and Mutton, and iii. Firewood and Charcoal for all the Government Hospitals in the State of Johor e for the year 1942, namely:— Government Hospitals at Muar. Batu Pahat, Segamat, Tangkak, Kluang, Mersing,591 words
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Advertisement240 1941-09-01 7 ENGLISH BAR EXAMINATION Students of the English Inns of Court who desire to take the Michaelmas Bar Examination In B ngapore should apply to th Secretary, Raffles College, Singapore, for entry forms not later than 13th September, 1941. MYERS ZS&rggS PUMPS ARE APPRAISED THE WORLD OVER ON THE BASIS OF240 words
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Miscellaneous1103 1941-09-01 7 jTO-DAVS lIAIMOi 1 SINGAPORE LONDON ZHL 225 metres 1333 kcs EASTERN SERVICE. ZHPI 30 96 metres 9 69 mcs OSV 17.81 mlcs; 16 84 metre*. ZHP2 48 58 metres 6.175 mcs U£F 15.14 mJcs: 19M n™*^! p.m. GSD 11.75 m cs: 25-53 me 12.00 Orchestral Concert Schubert* 6.10 p m.1,103 words
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Article287 1941-09-01 8 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. AX appeal for more volunteers for the various passive defence services was made yesterday by Mr. K. G. Mention! Chi f Warden, at a special demonstration held yesterday on the -rei M off Jalan Astana. Nearly 2,000 people,287 words
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Article299 1941-09-01 8 TWO thrilling games of water polo at Seletar yesterday resulted in the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club first and second teams beating the R.A.F. in the Singapore Water Polo League Championship. In both names, the homesters showeu greater speed, gaining the ball almost every time299 words
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Article145 1941-09-01 8 Frcm Our Financial Correspondent Singapore, Monday. THE markets were buoyant on Saturday. Hong Fatts saw business at 1 35%. In the Australian section, improvement was noted in Austral Amalgamateds to 7 4 1 whde Kundangs changed hands at 2010V2. Raub Gold was taken and further wanted145 words
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Article27 1941-09-01 8 Singapore, Monday. j Prices at tin and rubber :n Singapore at noon to- J day were: TIN RUBBER Buyers o8^ 8 Sellers 38 7 J27 words
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Advertisement342 1941-09-01 8 Singapore Race Weights FOLLOWING are ueights for the tive remaining events for Wednc day's races: Horses, Class 8, Div. 2—G furs. K;ng Gaml il 90. Beau Man 8.11, Em .iric 8 9. Athboy 8.7. Cool !j Ccurt 8 7 Banco 8 R Trumpeter 8.4. The Pathan 3.1. Stella's Pet j342 words
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Advertisement95 1941-09-01 8 i|M» HD3B^S^BH^^P^Hf^BBH^HK THE CLERK OF THE WEATHER WAS KIND TO 'WRITE OFF" THE DARK CLOUD* ON' SATURDAY NIGHT FOR THE BENEFIT OUR CONCOURSE OF VISITORS! CABARET TO-NIGHT Tea Dam-ant fiom 7.r.0 Late Dance, 9.30—12. GREATER POPULARITY PREVAILS HERE AS ANYONE CAN SEE! TO NIGHT S LAST NIGHT Mickey Kooney at95 words
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Advertisement112 1941-09-01 8 The NEW WORLD INVADED! SATURDAY NIGHT SAW THE IN V TTTT* RETURN IN GREATER NUMBER NOT To nn f BUT BE CHARMED BY ALL THAT oO\Fl!n\ 1 THEM! KUIST I TO-NIGHT AFTER-DINNER DANCE, 9.30 TO MIDNIGHT THE "RUNNER-UP" IN 7-30 p.m. TALKIES 9-30 p.m. TO-NIGHT CROWDED 'HOUSES' HAVE SE-N AND112 words
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