Malaya Tribune, 17 October 1941
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Title Section22 1941-10-17 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Friday, October 17, 1941.22 words
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940 1941-10-17 1 U. S. Expects Japanese Attack On Siberia KONOYE'S SUCCESSOR TO BE NAMED TO-DAY Reuter. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT CALLED AN EMERGENCY MEETING OF HIS MILITARY AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS ADVISERS YESTERDAY AFTERNOON TO DISCUSS THE FAR EASTERN SITUATION, AFTER WHICH A BLANKET OF SILENCE DESCENDED UPON THEReuter. - 940 words
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Article22 1941-10-17 1 Reuter. Bombay, Oct. 17:—Mo'e Italian prisoners of war have arrived in India. The latet>; batches to arrive numbered 1.800 officers and men.—Reuter.Reuter. - 22 words
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Article37 1941-10-17 1 Reuter. Bombay, Oct. 17: Sir Victor Sassoon has made a Rift, for war purposes, of one lakh of rupees which he has placed at the Bombay Governor's disposal to be used at the latter s discretion —Reuter.Reuter. - 37 words
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Article352 1941-10-17 1 Reuter. (By Fergus J. Ferguson, Renter's Diplomatic Correspondent) London, Oct. 17. rIE new resignation of the Japanese Cabinet indicates the gravity cf the struggle which has been proceeding for some time past between the chauvinist elements and those who favour peace. The official explanationReuter. - 352 words
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Article130 1941-10-17 1 Reuter. Moscow, Oct. 17. A supplement to this morning's Soviet communique reports that guerrilla warfare is intensifying all the occupied areas. In the districts of Kalinin and 25 recei »tly occupied by the J'JJjnians, guerrillas killed over *«W German, burned over 200 EE** load ed with ammunition, upReuter. - 130 words
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Article369 1941-10-17 1 Reuter. Vichy, Oct. 17. ON the recommendations of the Council of Political Justice, Marshal Petain has ordered the detention in a fortress of Edouard Daladier (Prime Minister at the outbreak of War), Leon Blum (Socialist ex-Prime Minister) and Gen. Gamelin, (former Com-mander-in-Chief). Paul Reynaud (Prime MinisterReuter. - 369 words
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Article194 1941-10-17 1 Reuter. Tokio. Oct. 17. JAPAN was at present carrying on J negotiations with the United States in an attemot to maintain ueace in the Pacific, Ma;or-Gen. Kovotomi Okamoto. declared. However, the Japanese people thould be fully prepared for the worst in case the JapaneseAmerican talks endReuter. - 194 words
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Article131 1941-10-17 1 Reuter. Chungking, Oct 17. THE belief that economic cooperation between China, Britain and the United States WIU soon attain greater pn (portions than ever before was expressed ty the official Central Daily News in an editorial extending a warm welcome to Sir Otto Niemeyer. who arrivedReuter. - 131 words
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Article195 1941-10-17 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) TV/TR. Ken Tsuruml, the Japanese Con--IVI sul-General in Singapore, interviewed this morning refused to comment on the Japanese Cabinet's resignation, stating that h e had not yet received official intimation of this fact. He was not aware of "internal happenings" in Toklo and his position195 words
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744 1941-10-17 1 Reuter. THIS morning's Soviet communique declares that fighting continued along the whole frcnt yesterday. Heavy losses were suffered by both sides- in the central sector where the struggle has been especially fierce. On Wednesday. 43 German aircraft were destroyed; the Russians lost 28. TheReuter. - 744 words
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Article88 1941-10-17 1 Reuter. Washington, Oct. 16. AN Axis attack on Iceland now would meet with the joint resistance of the British and American forces, declared the United States Secretary for War, Mr. Stimscn, In a letter t 0 Senator Vandenberg today. Mr. Stimson informed Senator Vandenberg thatReuter. - 88 words
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432 1941-10-17 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 17. "|£VEN with the Western Russian armies locked in such deadly combat with the Germans, the Japanese will not find the Soviet without strong defences in the east," declares the Daily TVegraph in a leader this morning (Friday). The Battle forReuter. - 432 words
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70 1941-10-17 1 Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. IT. FIERCE fighting is In progress on the outskirts of Chengchow, an important railway junction In Northern Hcnan Province. This followed the recapture by Chinese forces of an important point to the south of Chengchow according to local Chinese pre&<: reports yesterday. TheReuter. - 70 words
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Article21 1941-10-17 1 Darjeelinv Oct. 17:—His Excellency. L. Liant;. former Chinese Minister to Rumania, has left on tour after a two-day ttay at Darjeelinr.21 words
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173 1941-10-17 1 Washington, Oct. 16 COL Knox, Secretary of the Navy, has announced that two re-commissioned Navy submarines would be transferred to Britain under the Lease-Lend Act. A statement, issued by the Navy Department, .says that both submarines, at present operating In the Atlantic, would be manned173 words
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Article250 1941-10-17 1 Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 17. THE Chinese-American newspaper China Press, commenting on the J Japanese-American balks, says: Have the salt ready. There are going to be a good many peace I proposals floating about, some advanced in good faith, some less disinterested. Each will need a j pinchReuter. - 250 words
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Advertisement23 1941-10-17 1 There is a Spartan product for every type of application. Ensures colourful, durable and smoothly attractive finishes. Made in Australia. 141 Warms 123 words
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327 1941-10-17 2 INDEBTEDNESS CIRCULAR (Tribune Staff Reporter) CONSIDERABLE disappointment at the uncompromising attitude of Government as reflected in the Colonial Secretary's speech at Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council towards the question of clerical indebtedness, is expressed by members of the Junior Civil Service Association327 words
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Article71 1941-10-17 2 i SPECIAL talk in Tamil 011 the A -Deepavali" Festival and its present significance will be given over the ZHP3 transmitter of the sincere station (41.38 metres--1.25 mcs) by Mr. 515 pm. to- morrow. The tais will be accompanied by^a .programme of Tamil music both before and after,71 words
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Article269 1941-10-17 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) moan, Thursday. A RESOLUTION to make strong representation to Government to n con the abolition or a reduction of w iter meter rents was moved by Mr. Koh Lian Chin at a t'ng of Seremban Sanitary rd held at the State269 words
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Article194 1941-10-17 2 AS a wartime economy measure trie Malayan Magic Circle, Singapore, is giving up Karikal Mahal, its official clubhouse, and future meetings of the members are scheduled to take place at the G. H Cafe on the first and third Wednesdays of the month. Petrol rationing,194 words
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Article56 1941-10-17 2 Singapore. Thursday. A LARGE .gathering attended a buffet party given by Mr. S. C. Goho, local lawyer, at his residence in Broadrlck Road. v»»st rday, on the occasion of his 50th. birthday. Almost all the leading members of the local Bar were present, as also Q rnment56 words
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Article412 1941-10-17 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Thursday. SPEAKING on the motion for adjournment at yesterday's Municipal Meeting, Dr. Lee Tiang Kcng brought up the subject of the i sue of vouchers in place of small change on trolley buses, due to the shortage of copper coins. Pol412 words
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350 1941-10-17 2 Singapore, Friday. A LOCAL money-lender, K.N.N. Manikkam Chettiar, who was A convicted and fined $30, with the alternative of five days simple imprisonment, by the fifth magistrate on a charge of theft of a notice board, had his conviction and fine set aside and a350 words
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Article25 1941-10-17 2 (Cent-A-Plane Fund) Total number of enemy planes destroyed during yesterday on aU fronts up to midnight London time (excluding Soviet claim*):— ONE25 words
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Article191 1941-10-17 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Lumpur Thursday UIVID recollections of his experiV ences during a*i air raid n Chungking and Ws trip nvpr thp Burma Road e IC canted by Mr Patrick to S J Ch i ne C l£™& me a ßoad Um u> Rotarians191 words
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226 1941-10-17 2 Central News. A SLIGHT relaxation in Britain and America's "watch-out" in the South Pacific will afford an opportunity for the Japanese to venture a southern thrust, starting possibility with demands for stationing troops in Thailand, the using of her harbour and air-field facilities. Thus forecast theCentral News. - 226 words
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Article337 1941-10-17 2 Singapore, Thursday. FOUND dead in a piece of wasteland off the 16' 2 milestone, Urn Chu K&ng Road, near a bypatn. the mutilated body of a 35-year-old labourer. Liang Kirn Weng, bor--22 wound marks. At the inquest Into his death this morning, the Singapore Coroner Mr.337 words
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Article24 1941-10-17 2 Sales of War Savings Certificates l 5 in Malaya up tc Oct. 15 totalled $8,427,540. This was an increase of $226,425 since Oct. 3.24 words
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Advertisement466 1941-10-17 2 5 ENTERTAIN V vniTR FRIENDS THERE MUSIC COMFORT SOCIAL ATMOSPHERE Relay of Raffles Orchestra nightly SUNDAY NIGHT Relay of Regimental Band Concert TTa ffl c s bTk^lTv ProtectYoTr j LUNGS iJwt^ JF you suffer from coughs, coids, U in mouth a Peps I^^^ Veps are wonderfully toothing for the throat;466 words
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Advertisement264 1941-10-17 2 Try This Safeguard For Your Child's Health Baby's Own Tablets are the prescriotiof a British medical child-specialist, are an Ideal specific for the minor ht&n troubles of the young. Pleasant la there is none of the fuss so often taoSr ed with the living of medicine to ciS ren. The264 words
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270 1941-10-17 3 "tooke-PoplM! Gelling More Bombers For S'pore Reuter. London, Oct 17. A j)i e a j)osition in the Far East, militarily and politically, fhoa improved considerably in recent months and the proMr* of an immediate attack has receded, stated Air Chief b Sir RobertReuter. - 270 words
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Article122 1941-10-17 3 Reuter. Bangkok, Oct. 16. ALL is quiet on the Thai-Malaya frontier, says a special correspondent writing in the Bangkok Chronicle on his observations during a recent visit to Malaya across the land-frontier by train. The correspondent asserts that the situation on the Thai-Malaya border is normalReuter. - 122 words
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Article133 1941-10-17 3 Hong Kong, Oct. 4. A T the inquiry into matters connected with the A.R.P. department of Hong Kong, the Director of A.It.P., Hong Kong, WingComdr. Steele-Perkins, in his evidence, stated that the Chief Air Raid Warden for Hong Kong, had no qualifications for his post.133 words
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187 1941-10-17 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. A STEP calculated to assist mem bers In debt is being u*:en by the Selangor Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift end Loan Society, Ltd. With the approval of the Directot of Co-operative Societies pertain amendments to the by-law* of187 words
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209 1941-10-17 3 Medical Freshers'" New Accommodation (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE acute shortage of accommodation for resilient students of the King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore, has led to first year students being housed at the Tan Tock Seng Hostel. This hostel has always been considered the home of students in later209 words
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Article139 1941-10-17 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Thursday. Messrs Teo Staff Chuan. J.P.. and Teo Khye Tong were the hosts to a large number of friends at a dinner given on the occasion of the 70th birthday of their father. Mr. Teo Soon Lam. Congratulatory messages were received from Mr.139 words
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1104 1941-10-17 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. A SUGGESTION that Khoo 800 Gong had confessed, on July 6, his part in the 1927 Ng Gim It swindle because he was half off his head" following a quarrel with his first wife w*. made to-day when1,104 words
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Article255 1941-10-17 3 Singapore, Thursday. "THERE have been many offences c£ this kind in this country and it is well to leave the sentence as it is as it will serve as a warning to others," declared Mr. E. N. Griffith-Jones. Crown Counsel, in opposing an appeal for255 words
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Article181 1941-10-17 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Thursday. THE accused made a statement that he had never been to China under a misapprehension. "He went to China on a Chinese passport and he was advised by someone that if he disclosed the fact that he had a Chinese passport181 words
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Advertisement146 1941-10-17 3 H Jj^hnnjs Fonps for |NFRNTs So! Arents: BARLOW CO., LTD., r*Vj* (Incorporated In the F.MS.) Vjr Singapore, Kuala. Liunpur Ipobr mmm^^^ mmm^mm^m^m^^mm^^^m^mmmmmmm^^ m 6 APB 22 The manufacturers of STREAMLINE FILTERS now introduce a Wt which can be fitted to truck engines, enabling them to run on S~. oil at146 words
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Advertisement67 1941-10-17 3 Save yourself from tor- ment! Insist on Flit to kill i mosquitoes. Substitutes are A often worthless sometimes even dangerous and frequently waste your money. Flit is sold only in < A the sealed yellow tin with the soldier and black band. Flit spray will not stain. I J Refuse67 words
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Advertisement374 1941-10-17 3 f 7fcu is o ftnuint untouched photograph of the hands of a martyr <o rheumatism* RHEUMATISM The terrible penalty of neglect. De Witt's Pills, by restoring weak that every movement is torture. a n s d p isappears and J0 f nt _c bcCor ne That's just how badly rheumatism,374 words
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Article153 1941-10-17 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, To-day. k GOOD number of candidal ates were given strong pace work when training in preparation for the Penang races was continued this morning. The track was in excellent condition, and the going was good. Among the most impressive of the153 words
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Article67 1941-10-17 4 SOCCER: Challenge Cup competition, Second round tie, R.A.F. v Airport, Stadium. HOCKEY: Indian Association II v S.R.C. 11, S.R.C; ACS. v S.CR.C, S.C.R.C Post Office v Indian General Hospital. Post Office ground; Medical College Anatomists v Biologists. College ground: S.C.C. v St. Andrew's 0.8.. S.C.C; Naval Police67 words
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Article135 1941-10-17 4 THE following have accepted to play rugby for the S.C.C. v. S.S. Police to-day at S.C.C.:— Lt. A. J. Martin; O. W. Wolters. R. L. Parker, S. Johnson. R. M. Harsley: D. W. Le Mare. A. N. Other; D. A. Blunt, F. W. Dunhill, Capt. C H.135 words
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1630 1941-10-17 4 “Spectator's” Comments For To-morrow's Penang Races and Brazeno are my best bets for to-morrow's r?ues, the opening day of the Penang Turf Club's October meet. R. J. .Fenn, the Penang trainer, should have a successful afternoon and I expect him to saddle1,630 words
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Article354 1941-10-17 4 THEIR biggest rugby defeat so J far this season was" sustained by the Medical College Union when they met the Royal Australian Air Force and lost by 32 points (four goals and four tries) to eight (one goal and a penalty) in a match on the354 words
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Article17 1941-10-17 4 Members of the S.C.R.C. are notined that the tennis courts will be closed" on Sunday and Monday.17 words
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446 1941-10-17 4 HOLDING grimly to a one-goal lead secured early in the second half through a penalty, the Spartans, "dark horses" of the Singapore Challenge Cup competition, entered the semi-final of the competition when they defeated the Singapore Recreation Club by two goals to one in446 words
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Article151 1941-10-17 4 THE following are the scratchings and order of running for to-morrow's Penang races: Race L Horses: Class 4, Div. 3— 6 furs.: Beacon, Rhett Butler, Metro, Brazeno. Race 2. Horses, Class 4, Div. 2— 6 furs.: Jaguar, Sir Patrick. Race 3. Hoises, Class 4, Div.151 words
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Advertisement155 1941-10-17 4 YOUR CHILD'S SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS CAREER Parents, spare your child the uncertainty of the untrainea—prevent them from wasting their time. To-day through the Singapore Branch of Pitman's College f London your child can train as a oter.ographer. Bookkeeper, Secretary; or can choose a career from the many courses available. INDIVIDUAL TUITION155 words
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Advertisement171 1941-10-17 4 TKegiriwHiy" skin has MORE sax and Allure than the gb|3 a sun-tanned complexion/ This is what leading beaurt aw say. And it's true. Men adore fair wj and smoothness of compkxioa nxwa! anything else. So don't let ugh spoil your romance. Use new magic skin lotion. It lightem*! complexion instantly171 words
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Miscellaneous19 1941-10-17 4 HIGH TIDES TO-DAY: 8.39 a.m., 7.5 ft.; 8.18 p.m.. 7.9 ft. TO-MORROW: 9.16 a.m., 8.1 ft.; 9.15 p.m.8.6 ft.19 words
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Article190 1941-10-17 5 **ars of your youth to toU gi ven >C ,n an enervating ellJS^.^Z£*"»* thelr toll 1 Are the years robblng you of tfui «*> q force draining you of ftJ »nd vital Most men and »*LK«I n I natural out here". "and resign themthe cUm«e.190 words
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Article684 1941-10-17 5 Nazi Respect For Religion A Myth (Special Cable to The Tribune) London, Oct. 15. THE Nazis pretend to respect reli--1 gion, but in reality they do everything in their power to trample on it. It is significant that they have thought it necessary to broadcast i684 words
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Article141 1941-10-17 5 TEO Kirn Poey, a lorry driver, who was said to have carried a Chinese cyclist, An<* Gim Chuan 60 feet after a collision at the 6v 2 mile, Changi Road, was yesterday convicted on a charge of negligent driving and fined $200 by the acting district iudge,141 words
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Article151 1941-10-17 5 "OLD BILL AND SON" (At the Pavilion) A MIXTURE of entertainment and propaganda is to be seen at the Pavilion for the next few days where "Old Bill and Son" began a season last night. We have the original Old Bill of the last war returning to the scene151 words
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Article265 1941-10-17 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, ThursdayA RULING that the domicile o. the late Mr. Chua Ch?ng Bok. the Kuala Lumpur millionaire was In Selangor at the time of his death was Riven yesterday morning by Mr Justice A'Beckett Terrell. Judge of Appeal, delivering265 words
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Article236 1941-10-17 5 WITH volunteers to assist "tnd live miniature" bombs to add a touch cf realism, another A.R.P. demonstration in putting out nrc bombs wIU be held in Raffles Place at 5.30 this evening. This is one of the series ot A.R.P. demonstrations which have been given in Raffles236 words
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273 1941-10-17 5 THE Ratepayers' Association has been in correspondence with the Municipality on ihe question of fees changed by the latter body for the Inspection and maintenance of septic tanks. The Association i s of opinion that these feci arc rather on the high side. The Association273 words
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Article108 1941-10-17 5 THE Rev. Archdeacon Graham White wr i tt »s:—Last Tuesday, many of us on rcMtlng the newspapers, must have been urprised to see Mr. Tay Lian Ticks complaint In the local parliament of a shortage of hospital accommodation in the second and third class wards. Explanations were made108 words
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Article74 1941-10-17 5 YEONG Cheok Beng. a 48-year-old Khek, faced three charges in the third police court yesterday of cheating by dishonestly inducing Ong Seng Tiong at Cecil Street, Kuek Gim Poh at New Bridge R:ad. and Leong Chew at Hong Kong Street, to deliver to him on May 16.74 words
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Advertisement164 1941-10-17 5 COOL FRESH iSE^S^ When the heat is stifling, when you're tired or worried, remember your Atkinsons Gold Medal Eau ilo Cologne—to cool and revive you. How refreshing is its fragrance! You'll find just a few drops on your handkerchief, or on youi forehead, as welcome as a cool breeze. And164 words
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Article111 1941-10-17 6 Pacific Crisis THE dramatic developments of Thursday confirm fears that the would-be moderates in Tokio were not powerful enough to carry the day against the extremist elements. In consequence the situation in the Far East is to-day as grave as it has ever been. What hope remains of averting111 words
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Article201 1941-10-17 6 CTR Robert Brooke-Popham, British Cornmarider-in-Chief, Far East, yesterday made a i statement which at once sums j up the situation in a few w r ords j and at the same time provides :an inspiring example of the j confident manner in which we i may face201 words
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Article117 1941-10-17 6 JT is not necessary at this precise moment to attempt a survey of the very complete state of preparedness to which Malaya as well as other territories likely to be affected have been brought, thanks to the far-sightedness and energies of those responsible for British interests in this part117 words
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Article1426 1941-10-17 6 Sirdar Ikbal Ali Shah - By Sirdar Ikbal Ali Shah (The well-knrvwn Muslim author) IF the World of Islam is fully to appreciate the value of Turkey as a bulwark against the Nazi aggression threatening th_» East— we must know her controlling minds. These are exemplified by four personalities who, though1,426 words
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Article631 1941-10-17 6 rVEN now, the Red armies that have been struggling against the Nazis in the past five months are in many ways armies of mystery. Probably less is known about their fighting potential than about any of the world's armies. Appraisals of the Red Army vary from that of631 words
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Article126 1941-10-17 6 Indiscretions Of The Great WALTER Winchell tells how H. R. Ekins, Rome representative of the United Press, was expelled from Italy. Ekins had learned that Mussolini had heart trouble and, knowing that Italian officials Msten to all telephone calls, he called his London Office and said: "Mr. Big Is126 words
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Article511 1941-10-17 6 THE matter of Governf* A final decisions with reea»" indebtedness is interest among those most E to be affected. Despite the tone 0 f (w Sec retary's statement when clared that "Government's JJ' was exhausted," hopes are S pinned on the possibility 0 < quality of mercy511 words
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Advertisement432 1941-10-17 6 HEADACHES DISAPPEAR Beadarhes— mn-t common of .ill -< ,:fijP^. human 11 I usually come as a direct result of in- /*>3lf J^^B ternal disorders. yftSP And by far the most common of these disorders WwjĔm and the least suspected—is Faulty Elimination. Faulty Elimination means that the bowels are not completing432 words
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Article, Illustration15 1941-10-17 7 f«o o/ t/ls cT-as/l llt aei cxlrl,7«e u/ Sl/cV, '<! >.'l15 words
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Article245 1941-10-17 7 O TOKIO, OCT. 16. THE JAPANESE CABINET RESIGNED TO-DAY. The action is the result of the lack of complete agreement over the method of pursuing Japan s national policy. Having obtained the consent his ministers Prince Konoye, the Premier, proceeded to the Imperial Palace and245 words
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Article35 1941-10-17 7 Reuter. Tokio, Oct. 16. W Japanese Embassy in Moscow was advised by the Z (,ove ™mcnt yesterday at acZJ" to evacuate, to a message reported fmSl ,>~ en re c«ived at the tor "&n Office— Reuter.Reuter. - 35 words
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Article110 1941-10-17 7 Reuter. Batavia. Oct. 16. THE Netherlands East Indies, the British and Australian Governments are keeping a watchful eye on the new Japanese airline to Portuguese Timor, states the Batavia Radio. The Java B:d? writes: "It will be lecalled that Japan was said to have requestedReuter. - 110 words
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Article321 1941-10-17 7 Reuter. (Special Commentary). London, Oct. 16. ITNTIL a few days ago the t v Soviet Union had lost J hardly any industrial strength but now comes a great change heavily damaging iin its effects, writes The Times diplomatic correspon- dent, discussing Russia's hidden industrial strength, j OnReuter. - 321 words
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Article132 1941-10-17 7 Reuter. Washington, Oct. In*. THE United States should immobilise Japan and destroy the Japanese. Italian and French navies," declared Senator Pepper, leading member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, in an interview with the press. He said that this was necessary as a preparation for aReuter. - 132 words
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Article59 1941-10-17 7 Reuter. London, Oct. 16. THREE Dutchmen have escaped from the internment camp at Ramsey. Isle of Man. They an two ship officers and a civil air pilot. It is thought that the men put to sea in a 35-foot yacht which is missing. Vessels and aircraftReuter. - 59 words
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Article221 1941-10-17 7 Reuter. London, Oct. 16. U SERIOUS threat to Moscow" has arisen from the German break-through in the west of the capital, said the Soviet announcer on the Moscow Radio, speaking in Russian, early this morning. He told the Soviet people that the corpses of many tensReuter. - 221 words
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191 1941-10-17 7 Reuter. Tokyo, Oct. 16. JAPANESE AMERICAN relations have "approached the final crossroad and tho fate Of the Empire is actually at hand despite the Government's efforts," warned Capt. Hiraide, Chief of the Navy press section of Imperial Headquarters, speaking at Kyoto. He asserted that "theReuter. - 191 words
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Article384 1941-10-17 7 Reuter. London, Oct. 16. THE Russians are evacuating their troops from Odessa by sea, states the Swiss Uadk.. A Berlin message says: "Our troops have broken through the defence lines of Odessa and the enemy is retreating. Odessa is in flames." This is the RumanianReuter. - 384 words
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Article36 1941-10-17 7 British Wireless. London. Oct. 17: The Food Ministry have decided to relieve foreign vessels of the levy of 3d per stone on fish landed from toOM vessels and sold at maximum prices in Britain British Wireless.British Wireless. - 36 words
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Advertisement322 1941-10-17 8 I **H is amoni; the best musicals to come to town for some time.. The singing of Jeanette Mac Donald and Nelson Kddv seems to improve with each picture." STRAITS TIMES (yesterday). New York audiences paid $%M a seat to see the ZIEGFELD PLAY. IT COMES TO YOU AT OCR322 words
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Advertisement286 1941-10-17 8 MAKE A DATE I Let Everything Else Wait! BEE BETTE I) A Vis JAM ICS CAGNEY in the iunniest hit of the year TO-MORROW at MIDNIGHT A LIMA M B jj A a«4 BETTE DAVI9 j A WARNER BROS. SUCCESS with STUART ERWIN EUGENE PALLETTE JACK CARSON GEORGE TOBIAS HARRY286 words
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Advertisement246 1941-10-17 8 To be sure of Popularity ai.d Happiness YOU MUST ALWAYS LOOK YOUR BEST. PACE POWDER MAKES SURE OF THESE. St le Disti ibutoi s THE PACIFIC TRADERS. 48. Upper Cross Street. Singapore. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. No. 1-A. KIRK TERRACE MALAYA'S PREMIER SCHOOL OF MUSIC THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF TUITION.246 words
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Advertisement225 1941-10-17 8 11 a.m. 9.15 3.15 Premiere of Columbia's ACCLAIMED IN NEW YORK, LONDON, OTTAWA, SYDNEY, CUBA ALL ALLIED TERRITORIES AS GREAT m mmmmwmmwmwm TO-NIGHT After-Dinner Dance, »-3o Midnight m^m oup DANCE-PALACE )S IN THE NEWS—AUSTRALIAN NEWSi -THANKS TO OUR 'AUSSIE' PATRONS' WHO HAVE EEFN WRITING HOME ABOUT THE BEST PLACE THEY'VE225 words
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Advertisement543 1941-10-17 9 fhe Maker of "Snow White" and "Pinocchio"brings you a brand new form of Screen Entertainment TPmB B Mi mm mmm mmm wnk. Patrons are respectfully reMm m mm mm ImSI wrm Km quested to collect unpaid' S 191 MVS H M U K&w Hflj |X U MM reservations before 9.15543 words
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Obituary92 1941-10-17 10 The marriage between M>ss Eu Gum Choo, younger daughter of Mr. Eu Kee Eng of Kuala Lumpur and the late Mrs. Eu Kee Eng and Mr. Teo Soon Hye. elder son of Mrs. Teo Kah Liam, also of Kuala Lumpur and the late Mr Teo Kah Liam,92 words
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Advertisement729 1941-10-17 10 ESS^^cuiiiiiiip-BM^^Sa Situations Vacant WANTED Life Insurance agents on salary §40- per month. Apply P.O Box 423. Kuala Lumpur. (No. 596 D WANTED Cambridge students to be trained as insurance field and office workers. Apply Box No. 721 c,o Malaya Tribune. Kuala Lumpur. (No. o»7L) WANTED Inspector of agents for a729 words
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Advertisement873 1941-10-17 10 WANTED —Experienced Fitter for Electric Refrigeration Work. Apply Brinkmann Co., 15 Grange Road, 1 Singapore. WANTED Doctor for a free clinic in Town. Si-ate qualifications and remuneration expected for part time service (forenoon or afternoon*. Knowledge of local Chinese dialect essential. Reply to p. O. Box No. 543, Singapore. WANTED873 words
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Advertisement931 1941-10-17 10 CLEARANCE SALE; A large variety of goods including toys, gift articles, household necessities, etc. to be cleared at specially reduced prices. Clearance now on at L. M. Banerjl Cos salesroom at 248. Orchard Road. Singapore (Opposite Grange Road). (No. 34L > FOR SALE 25 tons tlnplate trimmings Singapore 16 tons931 words
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Advertisement865 1941-10-17 10 PENANG RACES: Many again MmOuJ from "Capt. Argus" selections on Meeting Letters of appreciations thanked Three selections $2 One certainty Sniper day. Write Choo. 64. Sam jgj Penang. PENANG RACES. Deslrlnz Several Winners with Best Dlvl a!££ "VoHow Captain Starling's Certain-ties-Best Outsiders. $3!- for whole JMMtine Success Is Certain. Trial865 words
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Advertisement649 1941-10-17 10 Property For bale FOR SALE. Nrw Bungalow at Dalvoy; Esload. Immediate Entry. Apply Winchester House. {No^w^t FOR SALE New Bungalows at Charlton Road and Kovan --jfe* E gXy coon Road. Immediate Entry Appiy 36-B. Winchester House. for SALE Cameron Highlands Ringlet. 4 acres 32 mile, small bungalow fullyfurnished. New Ruston649 words
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Advertisement188 1941-10-17 10 NOTICE Enrolment of new pupils for 1942 in Methodist Girls' Continuation School and Fairfield Aiternoon School: M Thursday, October 23rd—1.00— 3 Tuesday, October 28th—1.00—3.00 p.m. i SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. DEEPAVALf&IIARI RAY A PUASA HOLIDAYS Our Retail Establishments In Blngapore will open as follows during the above Holidays: Monday.188 words
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Advertisement485 1941-10-17 10 NOTICE. Notice of the 4th Quarterly Sessiti 1941 of the Board of Licensing Justices, Singapore, held under Rule 7 of the Liquors Licensing; Rules, 1937. The quarterly session of tat Board of Licensing Justices for tfc Settlement of Singapore will br held in the Court of the Rot Magistrate in485 words
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Miscellaneous720 1941-10-17 10 TO-DAY'S RADIOj j SINGAPORE LONDON ZIIL 225 metres 1333 klrs EASTERN service ZI1P1 30 96 metres 9 69 mics SV —Mies; 16.84 Z1IP2 48.58 metres 6.175 mlci £l£ 4 l!! 1 11 I p m GSD—11.75 M,cs. 25.53 metres, 1» 00 Recorded Orchestral Concert In- 6.1© p.m —11.50 b.bl. 12720 words
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938 1941-10-17 11 16 1941: 4 P.M OCT.„ fliers MINING ,3 IB*\ 0 32 3 033 i5Si < 17 6 186 I^JH 1 087 Ml 14 **%«or .81' 3 119 EaTS 27 6 29 2£»C g (*> 086 0.89 1^*!1 0 29 0.31 ucUng jj. 22--f S < >938 words
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Article21 1941-10-17 11 Singapore, Friday. Prices of tin and rubber Singapore at noon towere:— TIN tiqgTj., unchanged. RUBBER Buyers 38%, Sellers 38%21 words
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107 1941-10-17 11 (From OVtt Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday. rpHE tin share market was dull yesterday, with an easing tendency. Mimbans were done at QO, Kuala Kamparat 15|7% and Rawang Tin Fields at 73. Fair absorption of rubber shares continues, yesterday*, off-take including Ayer Punas. Chengkat Berdangs,107 words
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Article23 1941-10-17 11 The following are rubber outputs for September. 1941: -Kuala Reman Rubber Estates Ltd. 175.000 lbs Bruseh Rubber Estates Ltd. 55.000 lbs.23 words
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Article118 1941-10-17 11 Turco- German Pact In Force Reuter. Ankara, Oct. 16. THE Turco-German pact came| into force on the day it was, signed, states the Secretary-Gen-eral of the Turkish Foreign Office, M. Menemenjoglu, in an interview frith the newspaper Ulus. The agreement comprises two lists firstly. £55 million (Turkish* which covers deliveryReuter. - 118 words
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99 1941-10-17 11 Singapore Thuredsvj STAGNATION In the Singapore market continues; dealing Is practically at a standstill, and trade is confined to upcountry godown business state Stanton Nelson and CO. Ltd In fheir weekly rubber market review. Colony stocks on Sept. 30 wer e 36..82 tons, a99 words
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Article115 1941-10-17 11 LEWIS Jl PEAT (Singapore* Ltd in I their rubber report dated Oct. 16. write: Again we have to report conditions completely unchanged locally. In the London market the selling price is to-day -eported to have been fixed by the Controller but actual details have not yet been received.115 words
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Article72 1941-10-17 11 Singapore. Oct. 16. Gammer 7 59 Java crabe 12.00 Hamburg Cube 12 .25; Muntok Whit? Pepper 18.50 White Pepper 18.00 Elack Pepper 8.25 Sundried Copra 2.90 Mixed Copra 2.65 Small Flake Tapioca 9.00 Fair Flake Tapioca 8 .50 Medium Pearl Tapioca 9.50 Small Pearl Tapioca 9.50 Lingga Sago Flour72 words
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Advertisement29 1941-10-17 11 Rtf*V IZZ-IZ4 ORCHARD RD.^r m 1 tLbC CHINA BUILDING I ©x-erseas Vl MARINE \i Fbme MOTOR CHICLES assurance WORKMEN lorporaUon c °mpensation\\ ltß ACCIDENT AGENTS THROUGHOUT MALAYA LD3ERAL SETTLEMENTS29 words
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Advertisement122 1941-10-17 11 for a Brilliant Shim*! PRESERVES POLISHES LEATHER Obtainable from all Dealers. 140 Warms 1 A. T. EDWARDS CO., LTD. AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE AGENTS VALUERS, 11, MALACCA STREET, TELEPHONE 4646. Consult Us For All Classes Of REAL ESTATE REQUIREMENTS AND INVESTMENTS. No Obligation Phone 4646, C J dhn't 6e/ieve if* f j'%122 words
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Advertisement64 1941-10-17 11 4.OLD LEAF PURE CEYLON TEA In any language a good Tea wlli speak for itself. The quality, flavour and fast? of ''GOLD LEAF" need no interpreters. "GOLD LEAF" Tea is the beverage of aH nations. \lMllDs'<9W TwfBOTTLEjrtM FOR COUGHS, COLDS, tn^* 1 'I. INFLUENZA, THROAT AND Sfe- x Ilk, CHEST64 words
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Advertisement116 1941-10-17 11 "METABAIT" For exterminating SLUGS. SNAILS. CUTWORMS. ETC. 1 LB. TIN 0.75 25 LB. TIN 10.00 Stockist required. Apply: Post B>x 240. Singapore. PETROL Rationing use SOLID GAS Increases mileage by 25% to 35% Approved by the Automotive Test Laboratories of America, Canada and Australia. 10 cents per packet (Post free)116 words
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Advertisement540 1941-10-17 11 Public Notices SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or service. For particular- .see Municipal Tender Room, cupplv of 4". 6" 8" ungiazed subsoil pipes during 1942. 12 noon. 25 Oct 1941 Care Maintenance of Christian Cemeteries at Bukit Timah Road during 1942. i Deposit »50540 words
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Advertisement280 1941-10-17 11 STEAMER SAILINGS INDO-CHLNA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD (Incorporated in England* DIRECT SERVICE TO JAPAN via HONGKONG CALCUTTA via PENANG. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton. Macao. Swatow. Amoy, Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtse ports. Formosa, the Philippines, etc. The steamers have superior accommodation for saloon passengers amidships. They280 words
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870 1941-10-17 12 B.E.F. Could Have Surrendered, But Did Not Reuter. London. Oct. 17. MUCH frtsh light is thrown minating in the epic of Dun dispatches of Lord Gort which By force of contrast, the despatches servo to show how immeasurably stronger is Britain to-day than inReuter. - 870 words
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Article56 1941-10-17 12 Central News. Hongkong, Oct. lfi: The Chinese war bonds subscriptions which were started here over five months ago have now passed the $16 000,000 Chinese currency mark, reported Sir Shouson Chow, Chairman of the Chinese War Bonds Committee of Hongkong at the committee's meeting yesterday. The campaignCentral News. - 56 words
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Article41 1941-10-17 12 Central News. Chungking. Oct. 15:—General Chu Shao-chou. border commander for the Hupeh-Shensi-Kansu Area, has cabled to Gen. Chiang Kaishek that the populace of southern Shensi has donated four planes to the Government in commemoration of this year's Double Tenth anniversary.—Central News.Central News. - 41 words
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Advertisement163 1941-10-17 12 trie finest buffer (fou can p«f ok (four table- jc/^c^] Nourishing goodness, fine cream* If W II flavour and rich golden colour M ftUM I these -,re »he aval.ties v.,„ //Hr£ Ct€CitHPrU I will find In every Pat of S.CS. i mrf 7 I Creamery Butter. Include plenty f I163 words
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Advertisement479 1941-10-17 12 I Public Xotices JOHORE GOVERNMENT Tenders for the supply of AntiMalaria Oil in 1942. Tenders are invited for the supply of Anti-Malaria oil to the AnciMalaria Board, Johore, for the year 1942 as folic ws:A. In Bulk for delivery in the towns of: <ii Muar— (1,500 gallons». (iii Batu Pahat—.l,6oo479 words
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Advertisement188 1941-10-17 12 jong Pacar j 7 p.m. !l:}o pm GRAND DOUBLE FEATURES RKO'S FIRST-RUN-WHIZ- -BANC MELODR4M\ SPARKED BY WHIRLWIND ROMANCE ABOARD* CHARLES UNG^r^l^lwu fKO KADIO Picture. Produced by CUFF REIO Directed by FRANK WOOO«Uff Story and Screen piov by lou luity MID-NIGHT i I J MATINEES SAtTaTsFT SATURDAY «TRANG MILAN j THE188 words
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