Malaya Tribune, 4 September 1941
1941-09-04
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Title Section22 1941-09-04 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1941 FIVE CENTS" The Malaya Tribune Thursday, September 4, 1941.22 words
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564 1941-09-04 1 THE Germans are reported to have been thrown back three miles on the Leningrad front, and 30 miles on the central front following a ten-day battle consequent on Russian counter-attacks. It is believed in this front too, that 22 villages564 words
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52 1941-09-04 1 Reuter. On the French Frontier, Sept. 4. GEN Bergeret, the Vichy :niaticn chief, who, it was rted two months ago, believed that •Germany would n the war, recently expressed the conviction, in a nvrrsation that Germany .is bound to lose cwing to the eventual fuelReuter. - 52 words
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169 1941-09-04 1 A GERMAN naval officer, in a broadcast last night, admitted the growing difficulties in the I-boats campaign. He said that the Germans had learned much during th* war, and the pursuit of merchant ships and i >nvoys by submarines had become :r.ore difficult. He described169 words
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Article434 1941-09-04 1 Reuter. London, Sept. 4. WITH the last days of summer drawing near, the great clash of arms on the Eastern Front is reaching a point where tons of vital consequence to the future course of the war will be reached. Both sides are straining everyReuter. - 434 words
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Article169 1941-09-04 1 "Gravest Crisis" —Konoye Reuter. Tokyo, Sept. 4 THE gravest crisis in her history is now facing Japan, according to her Premier, Prince Konoye, who had made no public statement since July 30 and who broke his silence yesterday to tell this to a round table conference of representatives cf theReuter. - 169 words
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Article299 1941-09-04 1 Reuter. Pretoria, Sept. 4. "I BELIEVE that our cause will >I'triumph and the greatest ideal f#r which man made sacrifices will not be buried by Hitler," declared Field Marshal Smuts, opening the Transvaal United Party Congress. Marshal Smuts expressed pride that, from the beginning. South AfricaReuter. - 299 words
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511 1941-09-04 1 Reuter. TN a speech in London yesterday, Sir Archibald Sinclair, the 1 Bri tish Air Minister, declared that the R.A.F. were inflicting on the Germans and Italians greater shipping losses than they were inflicting on Britain. "They are getting double the dose of medicineReuter. - 511 words
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Article488 1941-09-04 1 Reuter. I London, Sept. 4. I gNORMOUS explosions, caused by the heaviest bombs and a very large fire near one of the main railway stations, were observed by the crews of British bombers which visited Berlin on Tuesday nip;ht. At times, says tne Air MinistryReuter. - 488 words
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Article81 1941-09-04 1 Reuter. Zurich, Sept. 4. ACCORDING to the Hungarian newspaper, Pester Lloyd, the criminal court in Budapest has sentenced to imprisonment a number of boys between the ages of six and 16 on on a charge of damaging the state railways to the danger of the public.Reuter. - 81 words
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487 1941-09-04 1 Reuter. London, Sept. 4. JliE United States Navy Department has issued a report on the progress of the two-ocean navy, accouncing that 23 vessels of all classes have been completed since Jan. 1, 1041, and keels laid for 436 others. In addition, 249 craftReuter. - 487 words
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Article85 1941-09-04 1 Reuter. New York, Sept. 3. TO the question: "Do you think the American Navy should be used to convey ships carrying war materials to Britain?" 52 per cent, replied "yes," and 39 per ?tnt. "no," nine expressing "no opinion,' according to the latest Gallup surveyReuter. - 85 words
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638 1941-09-04 2 AMAZING STORY (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. AMAZING allegations concerning the death of a two-yeawld A infant by caustic soda poisoning, and the rescue of his mother in an unconscious state from a lake, also suffering from caustic soda burns on638 words
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132 1941-09-04 2 Singapore, Wednesday. AS a result of an alleged assault la which a bottle was stated to have been used, Sandara Singh, a Sikh constable, is lying In hospital In a "very critical condition", according to the prosecuting officer, in a case In which four Chinese132 words
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Article229 1941-09-04 2 Singapore, Wednesday. AN R.A.F. wireless operator .Arthur George WiUshaw, and his friend, Miss Ann Rappa, whilst bathing in the sea at Siglap in June, heard the shouting cf xme Malays on the beach, one of whom gave chase to a man i mining away In the229 words
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62 1941-09-04 2 Singapore, Wednesday. A CHARGE of voluntarily causing grlevous hurt to an Indian, Vythalingam with a piece of piping, was explained to 24-year-old Kailasam. in the Singapore second court this morning. The offence was alleged to have been committed at East Coast Road early yesterday62 words
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Article116 1941-09-04 2 Klang, Wednesday. MR. Russell Hamilton Ewens, the only son of Mr. H. H. Ewens, the Electrical Engineer, Klang, who joined the RAF. in England in August, 1940, and took up training as a pilot, has received his prto- s 'wings* in Canada and is116 words
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197 1941-09-04 2 Singapore, Wednesday. TONG Lai Seah, alias Tong Lai Siak, until r3cently a bill collector and salesman at Phoenix Aerated Water Co., Ltd., was sentenced to 12 months* rigorous impris:nment by Mr. Justice Worley at the Assize Court to day on three charges of falsification197 words
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Article354 1941-09-04 2 Singapore, Wednesday. A RE-TRIAL was ordered in the Assize Court to-day by Mr. Justice Worley of the cas? in which Lee Woh Keng, a hawker, residing at New Market Road, stood his trial en charges of causing! grievous hurt and one of causing simple hurt. The354 words
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Article86 1941-09-04 2 Singapore. Wednesday A BAMBOO chandu pipe, belonging to Ong Hul Tee. a Chinese woman, together with a gold ring and a chain, were reported stolen from her house in Church Street last night and to-day. a 45-year-old man, Lav Boon Peng, was charged before Mr.86 words
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Article20 1941-09-04 2 There will be a special service at untitled Cliesed-El Synagogue, Oxley Rise, oi Sunday Sept. 7. at 11 a m.20 words
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Article757 1941-09-04 2 Singapore, \V A DETAILED, gnaphic description of how the Medical A liary and other Passive Defence Services would event of a raid, assisting bombed-out persons and to the injured, was given by Dr. D. A. B. Hopkin in an addii to Rotary Club members757 words
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194 1941-09-04 2 THE first prosecutions undk Defence Regulations fContiQlof Petrol i Order, since pet] ing came into force in thi< Coloni were conducted by Inspector G. c Pipley of the Com me it. v; C: me Branch to-day before magistrate. Mr. K. X Oon Charges were made again-t194 words
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52 1941-09-04 2 Singapore, Wedr.efd.' pHARGED with changing his reg.stered residence without informing the Alien's Registration Officer. Se;jun Xelcaz" (31). a Japanese, claimed tr:al before Mr. W. D. Oarew, in the third police BOOrt to-day. The case was postponed for be Sept. 9. and ball was offered to52 words
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Advertisement774 1941-09-04 2 MALAVAf PfICMIEB MOTtt SATURDAY BLIND BALL SPECIAL CABARET in aid of ST. NICHOLAS HOME FOR BLIND CHILDREN DANCE HOSTESSES EXTENSION TO 2 A.M. ADMISSION TO BALLROOM $1.00 BOOK XOW I Foot Itch Cause Killed in 4 Days Pain and Itching j£ I Stopped in h ATS/AM «W»ifS f»^M^.fffSS ra .kVn774 words
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Advertisement43 1941-09-04 2 Bombers I 1 1 •—kFrom Cents*- VFOR VICTORY for VALUE rZos (Ofjl BRITISH BEST. For sparkling white teeth, healthy gums, a fresh cool mouth, use Macleans. It quickly removes stains, whitens and polishes the enamel and it is economical in use. 44 Teeth"43 words
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Advertisement156 1941-09-04 2 It's tastier with (toman's Mustard MS Scop That SsiJ^^ or COLD W J\ GIVE irritating coughs and bad jKi colds prompt care and atten- fiSLi tion. If not, your vitality will be. Ĕ 1 lowered and you'll be left exposed r to serious chest and lung troubles. F?/Mj So, stop156 words
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1228 1941-09-04 3 p Keeps Our Seas Safe ne a »"SS y passage along ttf P ayS ensurinE safe impressive flhion a s a Sff d ™°"«t«*ted with a cruiser detailprl t i_ P e )Ust com P^ted Indian the C0 V0y fr0m P° int in1,228 words
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Article96 1941-09-04 3 1 Vi AM %°™>*> ot the I W lalava Tr,b «nc editorial stafl accompanied a cruiser uhich escorted to a Malayan port a convoy whose arrival Has just been announced. He met the transports w<»H mv in the Indian Ocean and •married at sea one of96 words
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315 1941-09-04 3 A STRONG naval tradition is that n whicn is implied by the words "P spirits.' Securely stowed be- ow he wen deck and well bathed ,]cwn is the ship's supplv oi rum and at about eleven o clock every morning "up spirits" begins. Under315 words
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Article61 1941-09-04 3 A MALAYA Tri- bune special rei preservative has i just returned from I a trip with a convoy bringing troop reinforcements to this country. He is believed to be the first journalist to undertake such a journey in the Far East. Here he tells of the61 words
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830 1941-09-04 3 'I'HE cruiser in which I sailed was a throbbing hive of activity from the time we left until the time we sailed into the welcome waters of Malaya. The hundreds of men aboard are given plenty to do, and the boredom of the peacetime voyage,830 words
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371 1941-09-04 3 0F the many traditions to which the sailors of the Boya] the 25? i :i d iaxt the most impressive tha/: vat tUUMU) mo.nmgr semee on the quarterdeck. 1 count myself fortunate in, being permitted to stand with 1 a small group of the cruiser's371 words
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Article43 1941-09-04 3 THE Minister for the Army (Mr. Spender) is investigating the report from Singapore that troops other than the A.I.F. are wearing slouch hats. Mr. Spender says he is concerned with the necessity of preserving the individuality of the Australian uniform.43 words
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Article210 1941-09-04 3 The official announcement of the ftiriva] of the convoy was made yesterday by the Ministry of Information in Singapore, which says that the arrivals were met by the Com-mander-in-Chief, Far East, Sir Robert Brooke-Popham. The reinforcements were famnnc units with long traditions 0 f yE service210 words
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Article249 1941-09-04 3 AFTER a nightmarish life for f 1 nearly five months owing to his being a strong pro-Dc Oaullist, M Roderick Egal, Free French leader in Shanghai and a prominent merchant there, has arrived in Singapore with but memories ot his recent nightmares. He was kidnapped in Shanghai In249 words
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Article45 1941-09-04 3 Reuter. Wellington. Sept. 4.-A Government bill for the abolition of the death sentence for murder and the substitution of life imprisonment and also the abolishing o' lloRKlntj. ha* been read the first time in the New Zealand House of Renre-Reuter. - 45 words
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Advertisement222 1941-09-04 3 Asthma Cause Killed in 24 Hours anka to the discovery of an American lan, it now is possible to get rtd Of terrible spells of choking, gasping, ■rang and W heezmg Asthma by killing true cause which is Germs in the blood, n.ore burning of powders, no more* POdermic injections.222 words
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Advertisement195 1941-09-04 3 made wth the touch that only a Master Baker can give tM#E fo^ 1 Bakery Curry Puffs ant V ~tc r»fSH SSSnT u ha,e «2t e££ THREE Ftcan aomething which only a Mas: or H ,rcCRFNT DAILY B£» «an give ,11 •tfrl««"f MfW pwtry. skilful mixinit of *IZ*S J «nd195 words
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Article1253 1941-09-04 4 Banco Payss93, Armagh $48: Fourth Day Of Spore Races A BIG upset by Mr. M. L. Banco in the sixth race featured the fourth day's races of the Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) meeting at Bukit Timah, yesterday. Banco, whose maiden victory in this1,253 words
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Article115 1941-09-04 4 SEVERAL important. questions, including tne judging at race meetings, are to be discussed at a meeting of the members cf the Owners and Trainers Association of Malaya to be held to-day at 6.15 p.m. at China Building. The following is the agenda of the meeting:115 words
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387 1941-09-04 4 THIS MORNINGS TRAINING (By "Spectator") gXCEPT for Kai Tere, all the other Cup candidates and no fewer than 40 other horses and ponies who are running on the final day of the Singapore races, came out for training this morning. Several fast gallops were387 words
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Article110 1941-09-04 4 THE S.C.C. have conceded a walkover to Chinese Athletic in their Div. I match arranged for to-day. THE only goal scored in the first half by Linton gave the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders a one-nil victory over the Gordons in their Div. 1 match at Selerang yesterday. THE110 words
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Article40 1941-09-04 4 TO-DAY SOCCER: Reserve Malays v R.A.F. Stadium; Police"v Argylis, Depot; Div. lIA, R.A.M.C. v R.A.P. <S>. Gillman; R.A.F. (Tengah) v Malay Regt., Tengah; Div. lIP, Airport v Fort Canning, J.C.S.A.: S C.F A. v R.A.F. (H.Q.) Farrer Park.40 words
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Article350 1941-09-04 4 rpHE following are entries from class 4 horses for the Ipoh races. The rest of the entries will be out on Monday evening. Distance 5f 5' 2 f 6f 9f Adele x 0 0 x Amazon 0 x x 0 Authentic x 0 x 0 Beacon 0350 words
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Article, Illustration410 1941-09-04 4 Reuter. (By John Davis, Reuters Sports Commentator). London, Sept. 3. WARTIME racing history will be repeated if a woman owner wins the new St. Leger, last turf classic of the season, being run over one mile and six furlongs at Manchester on Saturday. There has beenReuter. - 410 words
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78 1941-09-04 4 soccer match hn^ n y Sino-Malays team aST.w! Combined Serve i. at the end of this month i It is propo-ed to hold t*,„ i match it either the |nse« Road Stadium or the S Besar Stadium, with the proj ceeds to go to the78 words
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Advertisement341 1941-09-04 4 Blood on your brush that's dangerous Watch your toothbrush. long before those sound The moment you see a teeth of yours have to come sign of blood on it you face out. the first visible symptom of Your own dentist uses gum-rot (pyorrhoea) and Sodium Ricinoleate in his gum-bleeding (gingivitis).341 words
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Advertisement132 1941-09-04 4 I Has just the right alkaline character to neutralise att«rdinner acidity SIN C A WA 1 1 R Mineral Water froM ihr Seletar Hut Spring,, Singapore BOTTLED BY Fraser Neavei Limited BOXING fAT THE HAPPY WORLD STADIUM IN AID OF WAR CHARITY. To-morrow Night L\ H under the auspices of132 words
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Miscellaneous23 1941-09-04 4 TIDE TABLE TIDE TABLE TO-DAY: 10.35 a n ?o n 10.10 p.m., 9.6 ft TO-MORROW: ll.w am ai ft.; 10.54 p.m.. 9.9 tt23 words
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835 1941-09-04 5 Japan Is Coming Nearer: Our Duty Is To Be Efficient" HIS EXCELLENCY the Governor Sir Shent Tfc- Sln 2 a P ore > Wednesday. be Prepared and called for Thomas, to-night warned Malaya rom the Singapore station. S?fe^ lfiee from the people,835 words
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Article198 1941-09-04 5 Singapore, Sept. 13. THE Board of Trade recently au- vispQ that all exports from tne United Kingdom to Japan am. China have been undc a system. Parallel action has been taken by the Malayan Administrations. In the case of the Straits Bettl ments this has198 words
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Article512 1941-09-04 5 'Spring Meeting' At Victoria Theatre pOR those to whom the Irish temperament with Its charming inccnsisten cie», appeals. "Spring Meeting", which was presented for the second time at the Victoria Theatre last night, should be placed on the "must" list. Others not quhc so Indulgent will find it an512 words
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298 1941-09-04 5 (Tribune Man tteponerj NORMAN PIS HE R, Movietone cameraman and war correspondent, who has been on "active service" almost from the time the war staited, arrived in Singapore yesterday from Egyot. He was present during thp Battle for France and was among the last few298 words
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Article37 1941-09-04 5 rjURING the week ended Aug. 30. ■f 1941. the chief causes of mortality were: tuberculosis 29. pneumonia 21, beri-beri 12 and enteritis O 1 Malaria accounted for six deaths 1 and convulsion* and I each.37 words
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Advertisement142 1941-09-04 5 Piles Drive You Crazy rMn't let itching, bleeding. Internal or •ruding Piles sap your vitality, ruin n< ryes. and drive you crazy with pain ...roid the recent discovery of an Ameran physician stops the pain in 15 minutes you can walk, ride, work and enjoy lift ;nfort. It also quickly142 words
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Advertisement194 1941-09-04 5 rOtVtf SA7jV MUST "BREATHE" TO STAY BEAUTIFUL To keep your skin beautifully the merest trace umII «t^ smooth, soft and clear, it I *-JSS-**\ mportant to use a face powder fresh and peYal siSShS that does not clog the pores, hours on end Its DttfW Icilma Face Powder has a194 words
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Article165 1941-09-04 6 America And Japan jl|R. Tan Kah Kee is the first prominent Malayan Chinese to discredit rumours of a U.S.-Japanese rapprochement, rumours based upon the recent approach through the Japanese Washington Ambassador to President Roosevelt A moment's thought will suffice to indicate that there can be no rapprochement between the165 words
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Article181 1941-09-04 6 JAPAN has obviously been impressed by the Atlantic meeting and its immediate outcome; thoughts have turned not a little wistfully towards the vision of a similar Pacific meeting. Japan is sorely in need of a friend upon whom she could rely, and in her completely friendless state naturally181 words
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Article198 1941-09-04 6 pOR weeks, months and years, Japan was exhorted to listen to reason. The closing of the Burma Road was the last gesture by the weary Democracies, and the failure of that gesture once and for all proved the futility of attempting to appease the unappeasable. If, by now,198 words
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Article, Illustration1218 1941-09-04 6 rPHE "Napoleon of New York" has been promoted. He is now America's Herbert Morrison. Fiorello La Guardia's appointment as head of the newly created American Office of Civilian Defence smashes a hoodoo. The Mayor of New York automatically becomes a national figure in United States politics.1,218 words
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Article663 1941-09-04 6 THE REV. R.R. WILLIAMS, M. A - By THE REV. R.R. WILLIAMS, M.A., Home Education Secretary, Church Missionary Society FERE was no wall left along one side of a south London Church when the all-clear scunded after a Nazi raid. The enterprising congregation was able to borrow some tarpaulins from a railway company663 words
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Article30 1941-09-04 6 A law sired by the Democrats and damned by the Republicans (Joseph P. Kennedy) The women were holding an Emily Post-mortem over last night's reception. (Lloyde G St rouse)30 words
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Article554 1941-09-04 6 jHE Singapore Chinese General some days ago n. a communique issued from to king to the effect that China supports the joint declaration by President Roosevelt nd Churchill, because the i ght mentioned in it are also the of the late Dr. Bun Vat Sen p of554 words
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Advertisement511 1941-09-04 6 Only H.M.V. have !he right to record GILBERT &SI M IVAN OPERAS in complete form. D 7520 il' —< o ulol-ers. D 7507 10.— T. a! by Jury. D 7719 29 Yeoman of the Guard. 7511 It nntfl Pinafore. D 7844 53 Patience. D ***** 30.—Ruddigore. DBBIO3 15.—Mikado. ***** 23.—Sorcerer.511 words
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Advertisement54 1941-09-04 6 TOY PRAMS MADE IN ENGLAND I These delightful little doll prams are made entirely of steel with strong disc wheels. Almost nth breakable. They also fold compactly for travelling or keeping away. In two nice plain colours of pink or green. §> AN IDEAL GIFT FOR A BIRTHDAY price $6.5054 words
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Article322 1941-09-04 7 Reuter. THE Russians have attacked thf r Sept 3 Leningrad sector andSSL'S e ans in the the threatened city. Wn the Nazi s back from SC it >f nd Marshal Vorothat Leningrad mus bHefende? an ordti The Red Star, the Soviet Ar mv J° theReuter. - 322 words
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Article187 1941-09-04 7 Reuter. Washington, Sept 3 IT is understood that there is a sharp division of opinion among officials in Washington including some members cf the State Department, on the Far Eastern situation. A number of high officials are stated to be in favour o; allowing JapanReuter. - 187 words
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352 1941-09-04 7 Reuter. London, Sept. 4. "QUR admiration for the magnificent achievements of the Soviet forces by land, sea and air, is unstinted," writes Sir Stafford Cripps, British Ambassador to Moscow, in an article in yesterday's Soviet paper, Izvestia. "We acclaim the determination of every man,Reuter. - 352 words
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Article259 1941-09-04 7 Reuter. "mfit v Simla, Sept. 3. W fc ha suffered several j rude and undergone some heavy shocks, but 7 are still upright and clT*™ th ,f n ever declared g««-Wayefl, the Indian Com-mander-,n-Chief, in a broad, cast message on the second anniversary of the war. 11**1 timeReuter. - 259 words
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Article77 1941-09-04 7 Reuter. W HE T l a a ack i were ma the at Damage and casualties in Briusn positions were negligible Onp e, Th/ SSKf* was The Middle East war communique issued from the British G.HQ mL ITO to_day states: "At Tobruk but nnReuter. - 77 words
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Article198 1941-09-04 7 Washington, Sept. 3. A MISSION of five, headed by Mr *J Averell Harriman (President Roosevelt's Lease-Lend "expediter" in London) which is to proceed to Mosccw to discuss material aid for Russia, includes Major-Gen. James H. Burns, executive officer of th° Lease-Lend administration Admiral W.H. Standley, retired198 words
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Article74 1941-09-04 7 m <^ ib une Staff Reporter) THE Malaya Patriotic Fund has received a most welcome contribution from the A.I F of large quantities of knitted comforts given them on leaving Australia. J They have asked the M P F. to j-end them home to those74 words
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Article34 1941-09-04 7 Reuter. The President's Secretary, Mr. Stephen Early, told reporters that the army would take precedence at the conversations because the mission's wcrk "will be 90 per cent, military and ten per cent, naval —Reuter.Reuter. - 34 words
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Article224 1941-09-04 7 Reuter. THE UnitoH a. Washington Sept. 3. 1 iendS m S U to Step UP S defence'production by sidenC°v7! m f ne T and turnin out more Products," Pretional safety" d that thls must 156 don e for "na--11« ~-J-i j new uSFiSX heReuter. - 224 words
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Article31 1941-09-04 7 Reuter. Tokyo, Sept. 4. The Japanese Finance pan? X To P n\ Robustness tax P es J T s en Lm "2 learned in Tokyo to™nr™ P a n !:„r SReuter. - 31 words
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Article193 1941-09-04 7 Reuter. Stockholm, Sept. 3. THE German Ambassador to Otto Abetz, has gone to Hitler's headquarters bearing a formal request from Count de Brinon, Vichy envoy s**™> for negotiations for a definite Franco-German peace according to the s Berlin correspondent. thl h prp?^ mans are displeased atReuter. - 193 words
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156 1941-09-04 7 Reuter. Jerusalem, Sept. 4 piNDING themselves completed impotent in the face of -c solute guerilla warfare all parts of Serbia, the German authorities have now hit upon the expedient V"?^ i en NeG itch, thus trying to enlist popular support. 6 The German authoritiesReuter. - 156 words
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236 1941-09-04 7 Reuter. W HEN i„ the fullness of time. as try w 11 find?n y rhVn'» We S 3 ,uH coun1S in th.? M 3 Sf 34 ne 'ffhbour and a first clasl power 3dr J."h p task of preserving the peace of the auet at the cittReuter. - 236 words
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Advertisement160 1941-09-04 7 There's nothing like a fragrant cup of Robinson's Coffee. a blend of the Jfl^^J^^V^^S/ choicest coffees grown, SV carefully selected for its V^t^tfßßSS\ quality and rare aroma, V N^^i^^yli/ 7 1 and skilfully toasted to J bring out all its goodness 5 lb- TIA 50.40 1 Ik. TIX §0.76 2160 words
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Article211 1941-09-04 8 Singapore, Wednesday. A MAN who sold rice without a A mailer's licence, and f wexnan who bought the rice consumer's card were both fined oy Mr W. D. Cai-v, the third 0 the man was finort $100 in default, three months rlgfionrousslimprLnonment. Lee Ah Both of211 words
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Article179 1941-09-04 8 Singapore, Wednesday. BELIEVED to have been the weapon which caused the death ct a night watchman. Fazal Khan, as he slept en his charpoy outside a hous a in Sims Avenue, a four-foot piece of new timber, cne end of which was stained with blood, was179 words
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Article87 1941-09-04 8 THE Friends of Singapore have decided to proceed further with preparations for publication of the broadcast series "Presenting Singaoore." In accordance with a decision taken at the last annual meeting of the Friends, the Society will not attempt work—additional to "Presenting Singapore"—unless any t,ood opportunities present themselves.87 words
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Advertisement185 1941-09-04 8 BOOK FOR THE WEEK-END AT ONCE! ANOTHER BIG WINNER at THE BIG THEATRE Thousands Thrilled by Dcannas Gtoriotfs VOICE of VICTORY!.... c SPECIAL MORNING to oaV a(/1 1 SHOWS DAILY at 11 &clotk deanna s Romantic dilemma! A JOE PASTERNAK Producf.on Directed by WILLIAM A. SEITER FIRST PICTURES of RUSSIAN-GERMAN185 words
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Advertisement251 1941-09-04 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Domestic Occurrence ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The members of the family of trie late Towkay Chang Seng Long. JP M.C.H.. thank all relatives and friends who sent wreaths scrolls, letters and telegrams ot condolence and also those who paid night visits and attended the funeral. Situations Vacant Teachers for private school251 words
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Advertisement49 1941-09-04 8 TO-MORROW THEREAFTER pAILYIO3O^.m_ -ALHAMBRA STAIN ■__HBpn__P____________| STUDDED WHIRLWIND Kff J| MUSICAL SPECTACLE! i MT_______|fßM mBM OPENS TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15 Mickey ROONEY Judy GARLAND In The Year's Happiest Musical Hit! STRIKE up the BA \B witlf PAUL WHITEMAN and ORCHESTRA Week-end Matinees—l.so P.M. "U-BOAT 29 M also "TOO MANY HUSBANDS"49 words
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Advertisement205 1941-09-04 8 FUN IS FUN and the more the merrier get your share and bring your friends to S MILLION DOLLAR BABY s j TO-DAY 5.15, 0.15 Ct >).i 5 ALHAMBRA Warner Bros/ Romantic Comcdx Hit! I mtm%. She's Goi Personality Plus! v UB A Million Buck**! WAI KORSON IKt I'M HK.k205 words
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Advertisement244 1941-09-04 9 CATHAY to-day Warm your Heart with LAUGHTER' EXCITEMENT! THRILLS. ffiSßfr c °WBOY KISSBLITZES LOVELY LONDONER} ALSO MOVIETONE NEWS INCLUDING VIVID SCENES of the RUSSIAN-GERMAN WAR PHONE 3400 i SATURDAY 6th SEPT, at MIDNIGHT TYRONE POWER LINDA DARNELL RITA HAYWORTH in TEEMING WITH ACTION "BLOOD and SAND" aim in rixHNicoLoiß 20th244 words
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Advertisement361 1941-09-04 9 OPENS TO-DA V 3.15 -6.15-9.15 TWO FRONT RANK fAtVfjUWflfc STARS sm jjjl II f OR AAA AT Id SHaßß^a TERRIFYING TEMPO OF A WORLD AFLAME with PAUL LUKAS TWO LOVERS FLINGING THEIR DEFIANCE AT A RUTHLESS FOE round I nrehearsed! TABLE OF THE IMF' i t AH W■i if M361 words
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Advertisement202 1941-09-04 9 VINDICATION IS BRITAIN'S HEAVY LOT j ISIONS OF VICTORY WILL NOT BE BLOT. AINGLORY OF HITLER'S WILL BE VANQUISHED. ICTIMS FREED AF'JER BEING SO ANGUISHED. IM SHOULD BE IN ALL TO START LIFE AGAIN. ITAUTY SOUGHT, IT LL NOT BE IN VAIN. TO-NIGHT Tea Dansant Afler-Dinner Dance 7..J0 to 9202 words
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Advertisement165 1941-09-04 9 'QlEi —H iw W ~i 645 TO-NIGHT 9 P.IVL HE QUICK! ONLY FEW NIGHTS REMAIN! M. ARIEFF—PRIMO OSMAN—MISS JOENARA—A. DJOENAEDI in TJIOEXG WAISAIA THE ONLY MALAY PICTURE THAT GIVES THE MOST ACTION THRILLS THE FIRST MALAY HISIOHICAL PICTURE EVER PRODUCED AID BRITAIN WEEK SEND YOUR M DONATIONS M DE AN165 words
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Advertisement778 1941-09-04 10 lmzzmm-nnKHMM^ Situations Vacant I WANTED Agent Stockist throughout Malaya for Condensed Milk. Box 374 c]o Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. WOK) WANTED those interested to handle Australian Goods, new shipment for Malayan Markets. Particulars apply Box 373 cio Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 961K) WANTED UPCOUNTRY AGENTS to «el] books magazines and778 words
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Advertisement879 1941-09-04 10 For Sale FOR SALE cost price 32 new bicycles, "Hirondelle". Apply 528, Geylang Road, Singapore. (No. 15L) IRON SAFE. Combination lock. View Amateur Photo Store, 109. North Bridge Road. Singapore. (No. 8D FURNITURE:— Dining tables, wardrobes, side-boards, writing desk*, book eases. 36. Killlney Road. Singapore. (No. TL) FOR SALE—IO,OOO Carbon879 words
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Advertisement901 1941-09-04 10 Educational j DANCE TO-NIGHT, If you have never danced before I All you have to do Is choose one of the dance Items below that you wish to learn and we you to master the figures within J>2 hours. Fee $3 only. Quickstep:— Quarter Turns. Natural Turn. Chasse Reverse Turn.901 words
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Advertisement931 1941-09-04 10 Wanted ENGLISH COUPLE flat bungalow or part house. Box «8» g° Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. W7K) a"*NC)RTHERN~ INDIAN holding a fine position wishes a view friendship. Please apply Box 0 4W 14 C Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. WhJ YOUNG GENTLEMAN wishes acqualntalnshin of lady: entertainments, outings. Confidential. Box 396 c|o931 words
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Advertisement739 1941-09-04 10 "CORNER HOUSE", 332. River Valley Road. One vacancy. Mrs. T >*g: 6980 or 6794, Singapore. (No. FLATLET spacious airy room, close to SwVmmlng Pool. Apply 84. Wllkle Road. Singapore. TO LET 25. Broadrlck Road. Bungalow house with garage, light and water. Rent $30-. Apply Phone 7227. Singapore. (No, lib; 2739 words
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Advertisement455 1941-09-04 10 F. LT. J. COMPTON (*****) Deceased. Any persons having claims against the estate of the above are requested to commuircate direct with the President. Committee of Adjustment, for F.'LT. J. COMPTCN, R.A.F. Station. Seletar. No claims arising after the expiration of 21 days from the publishing of this notice will455 words
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Miscellaneous471 1941-09-04 10 jTO-DAY*S I t Aft i^} J SINGAPORE EAsrr». L °K1>0N ZHL 225 -metres 1333 k|cs GSV 8CR VICI ZHPl 30.98 metres 9.«9 mice GSF i 5 4 1 J* JMi ZHP2 48.58 metres 8.175 mcs GSD n., 5 V*'. «aS? KUALA HJMtMJtt Noy 0 n p ZGE 5 mcs (80471 words
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962 1941-09-04 11 Stagapor*. Sept. 3. Buyers. Be'lera. MINING. 217 ft 31C' 7,3 r .,ecd 33,6 34i6cd 17!- 181V 7* 0.70 3.73 ,$n 1.« 1.43 3 191» iOd S <*> ill- aF 0.34 0.37 rill 1.35 1.38 nn (ss) 1.34 1.38 .68) 43 41» 20 6 22 -xd 0962 words
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Article22 1941-09-04 11 Thursday. Prices «1 tin and rubber Singapore at noon towere:— TIN 57 1 unchanged. RUBBER ers 38%, Sellers 38 7 <22 words
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170 1941-09-04 11 (From our Financial Correspondent) Singapore. Thursday. 'JuN shares were a firm market yesterday and there was considerable activity. Hong Fatts rose to 1 37 and Batu Selangors to 142. In the Australian section, there was improvement in Kundangs on the dividend declaration, to 216.170 words
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Article93 1941-09-04 11 AT the annual general meeting ol the Kluang Rubber Co.. Ltd.. to be held at the Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singapore, at noon on Friday, Sept. 12, shareholders will be asked to confirm a donation of $1,000 to the war fund made on July 2, 1940. The year's profits,93 words
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Article44 1941-09-04 11 THERE is now a steady flow of airmen from Australia to oversea3%posts. thus relieving members of tfte. R.A.A.F. who have had active service and are returning to take up positions in Australia, states the Minister for the Air I Mr. McFwen >.44 words
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Article249 1941-09-04 11 REUTER Cubie - No More War Risk Rates By REUTER Cubie London, Sept. 3. has ceased quoting war risk rates to and from China, Japan and French Indo-China following the official prohibition of exports thither except under licence. For any licensed exports, the market estimates that a rate of249 words
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Article72 1941-09-04 11 »'HE directors of Tambalak Rubi ber Estates. Ltd.. have recommended that a dividend of 5 per cent, absorbing $21,192.50 out of the year s profits of $35,241.19, be paid to the shareholders. An ordinary general meeting of the shareholders will be held at the Hongkong Bank Chambers. Singapore,72 words
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Article83 1941-09-04 11 As a patriotic gesture the Malayan Handic-afts Co., of Kuala Lumpur, which is making "V for Victory" emb'ems in the form of motor-car badges, brooches and tie pins is devoting the nett proceeds from sales to the different Malayan War Funds. Mere Mian 4) firms, motor gar ap?s and clubs83 words
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656 1941-09-04 11 XHE following immediate awards have been made by the Commander-in-Chief, Middle East:— maw wrrx a mtr s-<»4~lc<o MILITARY CROSS Lieut. N.B. Thomas, King George V Own Bengal Sappers and Miners. Lieut. A. G. Cameron. Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. MILITARY MEDAL Private M.656 words
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Advertisement18 1941-09-04 11 ST. JOHNS IWOtMTIOIKX f L 11 *s\ true ::-rr NDL r;:: E Iff fiff ILUmJ refreshed, and rebu.ud18 words
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Advertisement196 1941-09-04 11 A. T. EDWARDS CO., LTD. PROPERTY SALE To be sold by Public Auction at the Sale-room of A. T. EDWARDS CO., LTD., No. 11 Malacca Street, ON THURSDAY, 4th SEPT., 1941, at 2.30 p.m. MORTGAGEE'S SALE LOT L Freehold land and godown No. 84 Robertson Quay, Singapore, area 5,936 sq.196 words
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Advertisement198 1941-09-04 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: Kce Hu at Radio Co^/^ Palatable Well Balanced Cough Remedy. Particularly useful in cases ol198 words
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Advertisement345 1941-09-04 11 P. o. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE (Incorporated in England) PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL BJf. CO. MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. The best possible services are maintained by the P.& O.S.N. Co.. from the Straits to their usual ports of call in China, India, Ceylon and the United Kingdom. Passengers are345 words
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154 1941-09-04 12 Reuter. Berlin, Sept. 4. •'/GERMANY is in no way bound vJto take any steps for the feeding of the occupied territories." This statement was made in authoritative Nazi circles yesterday in reply to an enquiry about the food situation in the occupied countries in theReuter. - 154 words
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62 1941-09-04 12 London. Sept. 4. A-R.A.F. pilot. M. Jean Max Gutt. son of M. C. Gutt, the Belgian Minister of Defence, was recently killed In action In a night night. He was to have received his wings this week. The father attended the funeral and pinned62 words
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473 1941-09-04 12 Reuter. London, Sept. 4. OEVIEWING the effects of the economic war on Germany at the close of the second year of the war, economic experts say that the civilians and non-essential industries of the occupied countiies and of Germany itself are now feeling the pinch jReuter. - 473 words
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Article183 1941-09-04 12 i Singapore, Wednesday. AFTER being absent for one n month, Lim Bak Siam (25). employed as a stretcher bearer in an essential service—military hospital services—returned to Tanglin military hospital where he was undergoing training, and was arrested. To-day. Llm pleading guilty to a charge under183 words
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Article, Illustration47 1941-09-04 12 The Russians are reported to have dropped many parachutists behind the German lines. Both men and women are trained for this branch of warfare in Russia, the first country to develop it intensively. Photo shows Russian parachute trooys swarming over a field.47 words
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Article, Illustration148 1941-09-04 12 HOLDING out-door activities im--11 practicable In their weekly ordinary meetings because of restricted space, Singapore Girl Guides held a mosi, enjoyable camp at Purdy last week. Over 100 campers par'lcipated. Miss Inge, District Captain, Girl Guices. was Commandant, assisted by Miss M. Thevathasan ana several Guiders.148 words
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206 1941-09-04 12 Singapore, Thursday. A CERTAIN amount of buying Interest, more especially for the higher grades at prices slightly over the U.S. Reserve limits, has maintained, in Singapore what In normal times would be considered a firm market. But this interest, backed as It Is by unlimited206 words
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335 1941-09-04 12 INDIGENOUS FODDER INADEQUATE POOR (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. JJESULTS of experiments conducted by three scientists of the Department of Agriculture—Messrs. C. D. V. Georgi, A. R Lucy and Gunn Lay Teik—to find out whether coarser and more deeply rooting grasses than Guinea grass would thrive on smaller335 words
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Article143 1941-09-04 12 Singapore, Wednesday. THE trial of Wong Fock Kirn, on tpn a HoSo rg V£ 1 100 fcrged dol l ar SS currency notes, with having had the notes m his possession, concluded in the Assize Ccurt to-day the man was discharg-d of n h n V' Ul Tn143 words
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Article89 1941-09-04 12 Reuter. London, Sept. 4. Hitler's new demands on Mussolini for reinforcements of Italian troops in North Africa have caused great confusion in Italy and have strengthened the opposition to the Duce, says the Moscow Radio, quoting "well-inform-ed circles" in Stockholm— Renter. Rome, Sept. 4. A meeting cf theReuter. - 89 words
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Article181 1941-09-04 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) FE King desires that 8m Sept. 7 being the Sundaj "owing the second anniversary the outbreak of war sbou'd be"observed as a National D Prayer. In Singapore special united vices, including Anglicans, I feriaiis ,md Methodists, ham arranged. of all those bodies will181 words
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Advertisement208 1941-09-04 12 PHILIPS^ has infallible STABILITY I Sensational new Philips improvements give another superhct with press button handspread tuning, Bpl II iBBHIIlB! ffiving a new meaning to shortwave listening. 51 jig Stations on the short waves can now he tuned with I tne same ease accuracy as those on medium Made in208 words
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