Malaya Tribune, 28 October 1941
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Title Section22 1941-10-28 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 16,000 Daily SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, October, 2 11.22 words
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Article179 1941-10-28 1 FAR EAST CRISIS: Special Cable on page 7 Moscow, Oct. 28. rrHE Rumanians have lost more 1 than 250,000 dead and ffo und»d in the fighting at the approaches to Odessa, states an 2w Tass Agency report ThP Tass Agency's report adds: J£ German Command has now179 words
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Article77 1941-10-28 1 Reuter. Dublin. Oct. 28. •KESPiTE the practical cessation Uof all imports of the many essentials in :ur people can !ace the coming winter without fear of a serious food shortage." declared Dr. Ryan, the Eire Minister ci Agriculture, broadcasting last night' Shipping and transport conditions,Reuter. - 77 words
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407 1941-10-28 1 Reuter. 'Miliary ommpntary By Annalist) -nd-n. Oct. >8 [nE Russian communique yesterday states that stubborn fehtir.g has taken place in the direction of Kharkov, Mojaisk and Malo-Yaroslavets. The German communique speaks of successful •Wing on the Eastern Front then deals withReuter. - 407 words
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Article110 1941-10-28 1 Reuter. lD8Rrfr h r*5S m n fror itier, Oct. 28. muc recent action in dis60 gh officials of the W\V )rporat ions constitutes the change in ters." «a life tor many 0 f Rome corresponf*>ka DagblSet 0 1 newspaper o' < a r St PReuter. - 110 words
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Article12 1941-10-28 1 Reuter. untitled Oct, 27-The Sovlet v/rti Orotnyso. visited «.ns*r,' r wh,cti ,WReuter. - 12 words
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436 1941-10-28 1 r f f HERE is good news from the Moscow front to-day. Telephoned messages from Moscow to Kuibishev. the new seat of Government, say that all German advances towards the capital have not only been halted, but the Russians are counter-attacking in several direc436 words
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Article81 1941-10-28 1 Bombay. Oct. 28. 'T'HE Iranians as a whole welcomed the recent change of government. declared Mr. A. G. Pananhy. ol the new Iranian Council, who recently arrived in 3ombay. He added that with the change from the former dictatorship to the responsible constitutional government, the81 words
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Article26 1941-10-28 1 Reuter. Ottawa, Oct. 27:—The Canadian Government has approved the nomination of Mr. Lvi Shi Hishun as first Chinese Minister to Canada. —Reuter.Reuter. - 26 words
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Article234 1941-10-28 1 Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 28. rpHE following is an extract from 1 an editorial in the Tokio newspaper, Nichi Nichi:— •'The Red Army and the Soviet people are co-operating to withstand the fierce onslaughts, and looking at the courage they have displayed in battle, one feels deeplyReuter. - 234 words
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Article192 1941-10-28 1 Reuter. Washington, Oct. 27. THE House of Representatives to-day, approved a compromise version of a supplementary to the Lease-Lend bill setting the fresh vote at approximately $6,161,000, 000 Prohibition against using these funds to purchase agricultural products outside the United States had previously been removedReuter. - 192 words
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Article404 1941-10-28 1 Reuter. Washington, uct. ey. IN his testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee last week and made public to-day. Admiral Stark, Chief of United States' Naval Operations, declared the arming of merchantmen would lesson the likelihood of their attack He said that he believed thatReuter. - 404 words
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Article230 1941-10-28 1 Detroit, Cct. 11 COL. Knox, U.S. Secretary of the Navy, in a Navy Day speech hi Detroit tc-day called for "national solidarity and unity" in order that the United States might make certain of escaping the fate of France. He urged the end of selfish partisanship230 words
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Article269 1941-10-28 1 Reuter. Washington Oct 27. HITLER told Mr. John Cudahy. the former I'nited States Ambassador to Belgium, that the German Government feared Americas tntrv into the war. not because of America's present power, but because of her vast potentiality. Mr Cudahy made this statement whenReuter. - 269 words
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644 1941-10-28 1 U.S. NATION AT BATTLESTATIONS, DECKS CLEARED Spirit Aroused, Ready For Any Challenge IJRGING the arming of U.S. merchantships and to let them carry U.S. goods into the harbours of friendly nations, protected by the U.S. Navy, President Roosevelt, in his world-wide broadcast last night,644 words
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123 1941-10-28 1 Reuter. ~!<. New York, Oct. 27. REFERRING to the spirit of the British people, a group of Canadian newspapermen, who have just returned irom a visit to Britain sponsored by the British Council, declared that "the British cannot be beaten." This joint statement wasReuter. - 123 words
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Advertisement93 1941-10-28 1 F0& A.C. MAINS FOR OC/AC MAINS Those are three of the main points to look for in a radio. These are just three of the chief reasons why the GEC seven and ei&ht valve series of receivers are Malaya s most popular models. If you have not hoard one of93 words
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Article340 1941-10-28 2 Singapore, Monday. THERE can be no doubt that the appellant consented to Saw Kcp Pong's relations with his mistress and the only inference that can reasonably be drawn from <h?t Ls that the appellant derived a "benefit from his mistress's association with Saw Kee Pong.340 words
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Article617 1941-10-28 2 A Tribune Staff Reporter, visiting the Groiv-More-h ood Show just concluded talked to exhibitors and members of the general public alike. Here are some suggestions for the Government.. PE "Grow More Food" show, from the point of view of exhibits displayed, has been a617 words
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Article23 1941-10-28 2 Tnfnl nvmhPT of *>rt*m.v vlftVP* Jpstrnverf dvrlnn vt>*t*""lfiv on nXI front* t/f) to midniaht London time 'erchidina Soviet claim*):— SEVEN23 words
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Article33 1941-10-28 2 DEATH Before Dawn," a detective play written by Jan Sefton, will be broadcast from Singapore at 8.45 p.m. to-day. Listeners are invited to try their hand at "spotting" the murderer.33 words
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Article30 1941-10-28 2 Central News. Chungking. Oct, 27, In addition to the i c7r»o.fMV) p-m-iuii*!? appropriated, thi» Buuwn Gov.-nfuncnt MM allocatod another I *6tW<w>0 tor rW\ifr«te reltaf in the province:. I —Central New*.Central News. - 30 words
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Article75 1941-10-28 2 WITH total revenue estimated at $26,763,500 al expenditure at S r ,294 the Government of Johore expects to budget a surplus of $3 944,206 for 1942 Ordinary revenue, the Tribune learns, will amount to §20,896,120, while revenue from war taxation is expected to realise $5,867,380. Recurrent expenditure75 words
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159 1941-10-28 2 Singapore To-day. j THE local authorities «re exceeding pleased with the resoonse of Singapore to trie b.acxout practice last nifitht. h waS the most successful vet held neie. It showed that the public are now fully aware of the regulations, understand them, and are159 words
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Article24 1941-10-28 2 Mr Alfred Dulf Cooper and Lady Diana Duff Cooper, with members of their party, vere among the diners at the Cathay Cafe last night.24 words
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Advertisement435 1941-10-28 2 > ENTERTAIN |i YOUR FRIENDS THEREAT 1 MUSIC COMFORT SOCIAL ATMOSPHERE Relay of Raffles Orchestra nightly SUNDAY NIGHT Relay of Regimental Band Concert BAFF tE S BAKERY CHING KENG LEE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated to the 6trait* Settlement*) w_ flat no or), d»almeida street, Singapore. Nelt to The Mercantile Bank of435 words
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Advertisement149 1941-10-28 2 jVfflM PtmMIMwiiSMJ IIU lirnrvrr they cough, it means thai the bron« I 111 l chial tubes leading to their lungs are irritated. It I 111 I means that germs are accumulating in these tubes 1 IIU and threatening to attack their lungs. I 111 Are You Using the Right Cough149 words
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Advertisement130 1941-10-28 2 W to Mosquitoes! [flit] kills them^ J She did not know that Margarine is a 100 Just look at th« .many, sturdy yotmgsters oilktr fab harih to digest. Children swnpb to els* f regularly mt Blue Band. They ."are the biff proof fend r mothers in India sty there is130 words
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Advertisement245 1941-10-28 2 OF SERIOUS EYE TROUBLES Caused 6 tf neglect An authority on the eyes" has recently 1 —I stated that 50% of serious eye troubles are r|i 1 caused by neglect. These troubles can be fIOPO IP 1 prevented if reasonable steps are taken at «f *vl lld 1 the right245 words
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Article253 1941-10-28 3 Singapore, Monday. SUSPECTED to have been "making adjustments to an emery wheel without first fitting on tb.e met.il guard, Shen Yung Yu, 28-year-old employee of an engineering firm, the Texas Leo (China) Ltd., was fatally injured while at work atthe factory in Cornwall Street on253 words
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671 1941-10-28 3 New Use For Despised Rice Polishings (Tribune Staff Reporter) EXPERIMENTS are being conducted in Singapore which are described in medical circles as "almost unique." For the first time in the history of the world's breadmaking, it is believed, fresh rice polishings, which are at671 words
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142 1941-10-28 3 Singapore, Monday. THE witness box is a place that instils terror even in the hearts of the greatest liars," said Mr. C. H. Koh, defending a Malay mobile policeman, Ahmad bin Haji Kassan, who stood trial to-day in the district court on a charge142 words
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Article73 1941-10-28 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Alor Star, Monday. THE annual general meeting of the Malay Junior Civil Service Association was held at the premises of the Association. There was a large gathering of members, and the president. Tunku Burhanudin, was in the chair. Before the meeting the73 words
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Article283 1941-10-28 3 WITH the public complying as best they could with the strict insistence imposed on' lighting regulations, last night's blackout was a real success. Unlike the previous blackouts whlrh were held in Singapore, when the whole of the Pa sue Defence Services were on duty. A R.P. wardens283 words
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Article231 1941-10-28 3 A VERDICT of death by misadventure was recorded by the Singapore coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at the inquest yesterday afternoon into the death of a nine-year-old girl, Chan Soo Sco, who died while undergoing an operation, at the General Hospital on Oct. 15. Medical evidence was that231 words
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Advertisement160 1941-10-28 3 the LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (AUTUMN) 1940. RESULTS just published: 71 ocr cent, of PITMAN trained students were awarded in Certificate Book-keeping, 60 per cent, of which SS&d DISTINCTION. ENROL NOW FOR IHI jfl I 11 afll NEW TERM. »j|B Phone 5022. APB 32 Your baby can thrive on Fine,160 words
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Advertisement199 1941-10-28 3 WAKEUPYOUR LIVER BILEWithout C.looiel Kmi You'll Ju-P out of Bed in the Moraing Full of Vha. The liver should pour out liquid bue .nto your bowelsdaily. If. hrs Me is q not flowing freely your It just decays in the bowels. Windl bloatsMg your stomach. You get constipated Your whole199 words
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312 1941-10-28 4 THE opponents of the Royal Air Force in the Singapore Challenge Cup final will be decided at Anson Road Stadium to-day, when the Cup holders, the Loyals, meet the Straits Chinese Football Association in the remaining semi-final. The games have always been thrilling312 words
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112 1941-10-28 4 SADDLING eight winners on the three days of racing. M. van Breukelen heads 'the list of successful trainers for the Penang Turf Club's autumn meet, which concluded on Saturday. Trainer van Breukelen won stakes totalling §9,540. Second on the list is Fenn, with 54,000112 words
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Article304 1941-10-28 4 LEADING two-nil at half time, an S.R.C. eleven defeated Medical College by four goals to two in their hockey match played on the Padang yesterday. The Recs, who were well on top ln the first half, were deserving winners, although a late rally by the304 words
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158 1941-10-28 4 SINGAPORE junior badminO f on champion in 1937, William Funk, now in St. John's University in Shanghai, has turned professional. William Funk will now be devoting more of his time to the coaching side of the game. Funk first appeared in the Shanghai courts two158 words
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Article310 1941-10-28 4 HOLDING a marked superiority in the attack, the Gordons had little difficulty in defeating the S.C.C. by four goals to one in their hockey "match on the Padang yesterday. The Gordons maintained pressure throughout the match and seldom permitted their opponents breaking through their defence.310 words
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Article148 1941-10-28 4 THE following are further ties in the S.CR.C. open U#n tennis tournament: TO-DAY Junior open singles: A. G. B. Pakir vs. Rozario. r -B" singles handicap: Pang Keah Swee iplus 15) Tan Wan Liat (scr.). Men's singles handicap: Cheong Chee (scr.) vs. Hong Seng Chlang( —15); Tan148 words
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Article33 1941-10-28 4 Beauvite, 3 to 1-on favourite and also Melbourne Cup favourite, won the W. S. Cox Plate for the second year in succession from Tranquil Star (6 to 1) and Laureate (10 to 1).33 words
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Advertisement306 1941-10-28 4 Johnson's AMAZING NEW CAR .ffiSfe POLISH THAT CLEANS cv TgmW POLISHES IN ONE EASY -fB jf APPLICATION 4fW Carnu eliminates hard work Jr r*»ML from automobile polishing. *^£Lmm Carnu is applied, allowed to dry, mmk and is then wiped off, leaving jWHSOIS 1 |P5 lh<» car with a showroom polish.306 words
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Advertisement98 1941-10-28 4 A LARGE SELECTION AND THE VERY LATEST DESIGNS OF VULCAIN ROSK O P F CV M A MOVADO MIDO and WATCHES Are now on display at:— Yick Woh Hing, 429, North Bridge Rd., (Near Middle Rd.—Exactly where the S.T.C. Bus Stops. Da not fail to come and see them. Tel.98 words
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Advertisement333 1941-10-28 4 E8H313 SOCCER: ChaUenge Cup semi-final, MmmmW^^T m t\ S.CF.A. v. Lojals, Anson Koad Sta- '*S 9Etm^^ m,,m^^ HOCKEY: S.CR.C v. Indian Association. i Jagf Mf' '"^^^ißi S.c.R.C Civilians wm P.WJ».; Navai Puiice v. Army Field fSL<*Mfllß*X RUGBY: RA?f! (Tengah) v. Loyals, Ten- £$jk\ »^f99flß anh: Medical College Police, Sepoj V-333 words
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280 1941-10-28 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) fUST arrived to take charge of the work of the British and Australian Red Cross Society in south Malaya is Assistant Commissioner W. J. Campbell Guest. Mr. Guest will be prim arily concerned with the work of the Red Cross in280 words
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Article73 1941-10-28 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. ALLEGED to have bitten his father-in-law duUng a quarrel, a Tamil labourer named Nadasen appeared before Mr. D. Carew, first magistrate, to-day on a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt. The prosecuting officer said the end of one cf complainant's73 words
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Article44 1941-10-28 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Monday. YESTERDAY, two Australian soldiers are alleged to have entered a sundry goods shop in Bukit Mertajam, to have taken $40 from the shop and to have struck one of the ccolies. T*wo arrests have been made.44 words
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Article43 1941-10-28 5 THE seventh lesson in the series "Colloquial Malay," in which teacher and pupil go a stage further in their study of the language for everyday use, will be broadcast frcm the Singapore station of the M.B.C. at 9.15 p.m. to-day.43 words
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Article271 1941-10-28 5 Tribune Staff Reporter. THE armoured car section of the Argylls and Sutherland Highlanders put on a display yesterday morning for the benefit of local and foreign correspondents and cameramen and the latter left the display reassured that in this particular form of defence, too, the271 words
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339 1941-10-28 5 BEGINNING to-day the Malaya Broadcasting Corporation will begin a series of experimental broadcasts for schools and the co operation of teachers is sought in the way of short reports and suggestions. The weekly programme will be classed under general headings, as follows: 11.40—12.00 Tuesday: Geography,339 words
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Advertisement55 1941-10-28 5 jr. natural water in cinal properties as recommended HBBfIH by doctors. PHONES: 3700-3709 I GOLD LEAF If a man preach a better sermon, write a better book (blend and pack a BETTER TEA) than his neighbour, though he builds his house in the woods, the WORLD will make a beaten55 words
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Advertisement249 1941-10-28 5 DIABETES IF YOU ARE AFFLICTED WITH THIS DISEASE cone to Thabib A. Mohd Hassa:i, the specialist for DIABETES He guarantees to cur© you completely r.nd permanently enabling you to take rice and sugar without fear cf recurrence in a short time. He will give you back your lost energy. Unless249 words
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Advertisement116 1941-10-28 5 1 i y° ur 3Ld OJI household linen and clotJies LAST LONGER YOU want household linen too, the risk of perspiration's and clothes to last as long as offending by unpleasant possible, for they're expensive odour. And, after all, Lux is items to replace. And you can no trouble to116 words
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Article143 1941-10-28 6 Tri-Partite Pact—I IKR, Yosuke Matsuoka is probably representative of the one year in Japanese history in which his country became less liked, less loved and looked upon with more suspicion than any other in its two thousand six hundred years (Japanese count). From July 22, 1940 to July 1941143 words
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Article171 1941-10-28 6 'PHE new Prime Minister chose as his aides for the principal offices of the Government three men who were as different as they possibly could be. The Ministry of War went to Lt. General Tojo. a work-horse. A man without a sense of humour but with the171 words
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Article120 1941-10-28 6 IJE had been in and out of politics before and now he was in with a vengeance. This is the background of the man who remained in office as Foreign Minister for six days short of a full year. It was a full year in more than120 words
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Article230 1941-10-28 6 IJIS first move was indicative of all his subsequent ones. Indeed his policies seem to follow a distinct pattern—a pattern of missing the mark, failure. France had given in to the conquering German armies, Great Britain was taking a terrific pounding from the German air forces, German230 words
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1600 1941-10-28 6 INSIDE JAPAN—II This is the second of two articles written by Henry D. Johns, a former resident of Japan, dealing with conditions as they exist in that country. JAPAN is attempting to father a co-prosperity sphere in East Asia. In fact she is staking her1,600 words
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Article583 1941-10-28 6 THE war has given an impetus tin production I the history of this vital commonwhich is responsible for neariy 2 the wealth of Malaya, pw 45.955 long tons in 1935,'iCaW tin production jump3d to long tons in 1940. which shows Z amount of wealth Malaya Ls as583 words
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Advertisement232 1941-10-28 6 TOUR KELANTAN RETURN TICKETS TO K»<M KOTA BHARU AND TCMPAT ISSUED FROM SINGAPORE ON TUESDAYS SATURDAYS. ENQUIRE STATION MASTER, SINGAPORE. HEADACHES DISAPPEAR Headaches most W?%Z2£^zs common of all human iI I s U^^jP^jj^ usually come as a Jra&^mwß direct result of in- *^mmW tern a I disorders. And by far232 words
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Miscellaneous23 1941-10-28 6 v n i! '-'izm I "y.- t' y fc^24r% «s» v -C'j-'-<V.-5.-WSi' f^\ J ft- '«**<■* J&dtA "What to do NOW about Hon. face?*23 words
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Article642 1941-10-28 7 LONDON'S GRAVE VIEW Reuter. (Svecial Cable from H. L. Hovkin. Our London Correspondent,, INFORMED quarters in London consider that grave developments concerning Japan are likely before the middle of next month. The immediate course of events depends largely on what happens to Russia. If theReuter. - 642 words
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Article231 1941-10-28 7 Reuter. London, Oct. 27. WITH the continent of Europe all but his, Hitler now aspires to straddle the continent of Asia, says a New Chronicle editorial to-day. "But there is a snag. As his ambition sweeps him eastward across Russia towards his Japanese allies, he isReuter. - 231 words
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Article110 1941-10-28 7 Reuter. Teheran, Oct. 27. I OCAL press reports to the effect that there has been a general withdrawal of, the Soviet troops in Iran to the Caucasus, are not correct. Actually the forces evacuated from Iran were concentrated at Kazvin, 90 miles north-west of theReuter. - 110 words
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Article234 1941-10-28 7 Reuter. Nairobi, Oct. 27. JOINT communique from Army and Air headquarters in East Africa announces that "offensive patrols by our ground forces yesterday drew fire from the enemy's forward positions on the Gondar-Asmara rosids. We suffered no casualties. "The patriot forces continue to harass theReuter. - 234 words
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Article33 1941-10-28 7 Reuter. Clanton (Alabama), Oct. 27 TWENTY-TWO were burned to 1 death and eight injured, when 32 persons were trapped in a burning bus after the vehicle had hit tne side of a oridge.—IReuter. - 33 words
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416 1941-10-28 7 Reuter. London. Oct. 27. AS the battle for Moscow continue* to rage in all its ferocity under snow and fog and skies of torrential rain, Gen Zukhov, Commander-in-Chief of the north and centra] sectors, has issued a stirring Order of the Day. "Not a stepReuter. - 416 words
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Article171 1941-10-28 7 Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 27. THE uncertainty cf the financial situation in Shanghai resulted in a wild scramble last week for commodities. Writing en this subject, the financial expert cf the North China Daily News says: 'Exaggerated fears and anxieties played havoc with the customary standards ofReuter. - 171 words
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107 1941-10-28 7 Reuter. New York, Oct. 27. OIK thousand workers at the huge Robins Drydock and Repair Company in Brooklyn New York, were called out on strike at dawn to-day by leaders of the local shipbuilders branch of the Congress of Industrial Organisations. AtReuter. - 107 words
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Article43 1941-10-28 7 Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 27.—Mr. Merle Cochrane, the American Treasury Department expert, v. ha came to China w.th the Otto Niemeyer mission recently, arrived in Shanghai jesterday, presumably to investigate Shanghai's chaotic monetary situation. He is expected to stay for two weeks.—Reuter. - 43 words
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Advertisement272 1941-10-28 7 This helps you fight MALARIA The taking of two Phyliosan* tablets regularly, three times a day before meals, strengthens you i-i against the effects of malarial attack. It sustains art your vital force, maintains and renews the vigour of f~ vj your blood, and fortifies your heart. buOO° 1 VJ272 words
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Advertisement157 1941-10-28 7 Melrose s Gin THE FINEST GIN IMPORTED INTO MALAYA PRICE INCLUDING DI TV 2710-41-797 Here is a watch that will keep going even when you forget to wind it. Thi> new model is kept "wound up" in use by the natural movement* ol' the a m. Tlic fact that it157 words
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Advertisement227 1941-10-28 8 Crowd* Roared Themselves Hoarse at Saturday Night's Midnight Show The Whole Town's Going BUO lOU wild again ABBOTT mJ COSTEUO j MORNING SHOW '^Kff'VlM^ I or ring I AT THI Jf M» UAPITOL f MANCY KELLY Blf[f AfittffT I SSMgL uo H«y LOU COSTELLO |_wuwmwy peccymobaw I i With Dozens227 words
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Article150 1941-10-28 9 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. ARMED with a revolver and purporting to be Government officials, two Chines? are alleged to have gained admittance to the house of a squatter near Slmpang Pulai on Saturday night. On the excuse of searching for liquor, the men, it150 words
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Advertisement180 1941-10-28 9 'Opening to dayl AT THE CATHAY 315 6.15 9J5 'PHONE 3400 jflE STORY OF THE LIFE OF FRANZ SCHUBERT sET to HIS MELODIES THAT WILL LIVE FOREVER AN D TO THE WONDROUS VOICE OF ILONA MASSE V MEW »I\E "Serenade" "Aye Maria" "Impatience" "Marche Militaire" \nd FOX MOVIETONE NEWS SHOWING180 words
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Advertisement102 1941-10-28 9 j! WĔmm AFTER THE BLACK-OUT COMES YOUR NIGHT-OUT. COME TO-NIGHT lOR YOUR GOLF OR DO SOME SKATING The best exercise recommended! TO-NIGHT Tea-Dance Coupon-Night 8.30 p.m. Midnight TO-NIGHT FIRST NIGHT Paramount's FILM SHOT' IN JAVA! VICTORY (based on the famous Island Tale by JOSEPH CONRAD) with Fredlric .MARCH Betty FIELD102 words
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Advertisement221 1941-10-28 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Situation Vacant WANTED junior typist, for preference Chinese, with knowledge of typing accounts and shorthand. Reply stating age. qualifications, etc., to Box No. 800 co Malaya Tribune, £.ngapore. ffw~ Rtctveit I 1| IN MANHATTAN! Sf||fV A dummy spills the story the sloin *«ntriloqvist and the prowling Oriental Screen221 words
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Advertisement238 1941-10-28 9 Season Expended owing to tremendous success 9th LAST DAY OF Columbia J s "FREEDOM RADIO" Along With The Most Acclaimed Featurette: CAN ENGLAND BE INVADED? PAVILION-TO-DAY I 3.15 0.15 9.15 i—i in i m "obout the nicest 111 Pfl wfL It V MnmEmW WlmL fh nfl fhat cou!d IUVv hopp«n238 words
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Obituary65 1941-10-28 10 MR TAN HOON SIANG and family wish V) express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives arid friends who attended the funeral of Mrs. Tan Chay Van, as well as those who paid visits, lent cars, sent cakes, senglays, joss papers, caskets, wreaths, scrolls, telegrams and letters of65 words
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Advertisement3283 1941-10-28 10 t^^^STiHssiiitP-iiDs^i^Sa Wanted WANTED one gramophone Pfck-UO ""Jg to operate irom 6 volt d r. battery. App.y to Box 796 c o Malaya Tribune. Singapore. EUROPEAN BACHELOR in good position would like to join mess, share bun»low cr rent furnished room with board in Kuala Lumpur. Write Box 785 c£ Malaya3,283 words
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Advertisement579 1941-10-28 10 IN THE HIGH COURT. SINGAPORE. Originating Summons No. 1 of 19" In the" Matter of the estates settled by an Indenture of Settlement dated the 6th August 1919 and made between Fatmabibi bintc Aium Piperdy of the one part and Ahmad bin Mohamed BalXcli Angullia of the other part (.Registered579 words
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Advertisement187 1941-10-28 10 NOTICE THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has plea<ure in announcing the appointment of Messrs. Walter Grenier Co., Huong Yik Bank Chambers, Kuala Lumpur, as their Financial Agents in the state of Selangor with effect from November first 1941. SU %t'aiildiJ( Hair styles of today make careful washing a necessity. Ordinary187 words
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Miscellaneous530 1941-10-28 10 'TO-DAY'S RADIO —J SINGAPORE LONDON EHL 1333 k cs cV EASTERN SERVICE. y.HPl 9690 kcs CSV 17.81 m cs; 16.M /Hi'.' 6175 kcs J;SF 15.14 mcs; 1 9 81 JJ* D0M4Nr OSD 11.75 mcs; 25 51 PBNANU 610 p.m. UjibS^ BU I «8 mc s r49 30 metres) NORTH AMERICAN530 words
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904 1941-10-28 11 neT 27, 1*41: 4 P.M. pRIDA V, OCT. U y erB Bellert ■"■"JL 33 Afl* 1 0.32 033 > 17 6 18 6 iil fu,( f« 145 •fseUD** 10 9 H:4'2 BfU> A* SB 2£V T *S':lg) 16 6 17.6 £f tfd. «*> 28 29 gS/Jf>904 words
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Article55 1941-10-28 11 Central News. Chungking, Oct. 27: Mr. Yu Yu-Jen, I President of the Control Yuan, left L*nchow for Cbinghai yesterday. Interview red prior to his departure. Mr. Yu said Ihe was impressed by the hard working I spirit of the officials and people and the j educational progress west of KansuCentral News. - 55 words
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Article159 1941-10-28 11 (From Our Finami.il Correspondent) Singapore, Tuesday. 'J'HE Un share market was irregular jr**terday c.ut there was fair selerti\e Duylng of v few shares.T hi.bawleik.-j were -lKain outstanding rising to 29,9 with l.uyers still unsatisfied. Horn, Fatt* were none to 1 3i 1 while Putehs declined,159 words
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Article29 1941-10-28 11 I Singapore, Tuesday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapbre at noon to- S day were:— i TIN S t unchanged. RUBtfEU I Buyers 38%, Sellers 38"/»29 words
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Article99 1941-10-28 11 Reuter. Chungking, Oct. 28. WEW Japanese operations in the 11 Chengchow and Canton arons were foiecast yesterday by a Chinese military spokesman. He said that the Japanese were concentrating large forces in those areas and were rushing reinforcements to Chengchow and Sinyang on the Peking-Hankow railway.Reuter. - 99 words
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Article352 1941-10-28 11 TUX folly Of strikes in industry, involving loss to both employers and workers, was emphasised by the Hon. Mr. A. B. Jordan, Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Malaya, and Registrar of Trade Unions, in opening his second and concluding talk from the Singapore Broadcasting Station on "Some.352 words
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Advertisement29 1941-10-28 11 BLUE BUDESW UST AND CHEAPEST J^J^^^^ Economical M/3di{UA That, what Blue you. Their keener JW /2 *7 Z# every shave a reve- J' Mff ln **»h, easy comfort. f/^^^^MLf29 words
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Advertisement352 1941-10-28 11 GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO. Manufacturing Opticians CsUbllihrd in 192" Optician C. T. fAH «75. South Bridge Road. Tel. ZiH. PILES H. KARIM BUKSH SONS, No. 709, North Bridge Road, Singapore. Specialists for piles, fistula and other private diseases; cure without operation. An inspection of our unsolicited testimonials will prove our352 words
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Advertisement288 1941-10-28 11 STEAMER SAILINGS INDOCHINA 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. They288 words
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Article205 1941-10-28 12 Reuter. London, Oct. 27. f\N the eve of Czechoslovakia's In'leU pendence Day. President. Benes reconstructed the Cabinet ln agreement with the Prime Minister. M. Sramek. Prolessor Jaroslav Strandky enters tne Cabinet for the first time as Minister ot Justice. The Finance Minister. M Edward Outrata. has beenReuter. - 205 words
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37 1941-10-28 12 Washington, Oct. 27. -nRESIDENT Roosevelts request that the P threatened strike of 53.000 coa miners shall be abandoned has been refused by M>- .lorn Lews. President ol tne United Mint Workers' Union.37 words
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Article99 1941-10-28 12 Chungking, Oct. 28. Competent Chungking observers forecast "nearly breakdown of the Ameri-can-Japan exploratory talks in v»w of the statement made by Knox U.S. Secretary of the Nav>. that f" collision in the Far East is HrteaOy inevitable as Japan has no intention of eivinc up per plans for99 words
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Article48 1941-10-28 12 Reuter. Washingto cct. 27. The testimony given by Mr. Cordell Hull. <Secretary of State) Admiral Stark and Mr. Cudahy to the Senate Fore.cn Relations Committee was presented by the Committee to the Senate this morning at the opening of the debate on the revision of the Neutrality Att.-Reuter. - 48 words
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172 1941-10-28 12 Reuter. Chungking, Oct ft A WARNING to the Democracies not to be lulled into a false sense of security by A inactivity of the new Japanese Cabinet, but to be closely vigilant, was Mr Ouo Tai-chi, at this afternoon's press coherenceReuter. - 172 words
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176 1941-10-28 12 Reuter. Chungking. Oct. 27. WITH the present lull in the Sino-Jnpa-nesc lighting, Chinese interest centres on the forthcoming Hong Kong Currency Conference. Although the American-Japanese negotiations and the Soviet-German war continue to attract the attention of the Chinese public, it is natural that the latterReuter. - 176 words
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