Malaya Tribune, 23 December 1941
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Title Section28 1941-12-23 1 The Malaya Tribune 16th DAY OF MALAYAN WAR Net Sales Exceed IS, 100 Daily SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1941 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Tuesday, December 23, 194128 words
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Article, Illustration1163 1941-12-23 1 80 Troopships In Big Jap Effort Against P.I landings Repulsed fit 2 Points: Tank Battles Raging fg WAR DEPARTMENT REPORTS INTENSE FIGHTING WITH THE JAPANESE ALONG THE WEST COAST m LUZON, ABOUT 150 MILES NORTH OF MANILA. IT g ANNOUNCED THAT AMERICAN AND FILIPINO1,163 words
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Article190 1941-12-23 1 Central News. Londcn, Dec. 23. f FLINGS of satisfaction, mixed with indignation permeated of Parliament and fetish circles here over the enjHuaging reports from Libya and bssia and the depressing news irtm the Malayan front. Crit cisms allfging negligence, tel of foresight and complacency theCentral News. - 190 words
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Article184 1941-12-23 1 Reuter. Sydney, Dec. 23. PI Sydney Sun, in an editorial, applauds Sir Keith Murdoch's fepatch to Australian newspapers the Malayan situation which expresses satisfaction that 8» British reaction is realistic and oergetic. The Sun says: "By far the t*t lucid and revealing ou'line the implications olReuter. - 184 words
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Article165 1941-12-23 1 ,uL'" IPPINES BIK Japanese landing *mpt about 150 miles north of Manila: »**if* touted at between 80.000 and Un battles reported progressing; j-r"' 1 Jap destrcvers beaten off by ani landings frustrated at two HAvr. I*"*1*"*- and artillery battles, rtm KONG: Oknv appears to be165 words
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Article133 1941-12-23 1 Reuter. Lcndcn, Dec. 23. ACROSS the China Sea, more A than 1,200 miles »W Malaya. An.ercan and Fihpm" troops en Monday night are jl" ing savagely in defence of the Un f y o e f n l£X er'ai Snese flSti. attempting to their own.Reuter. - 133 words
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225 1941-12-23 1 Reuter. 1 SCARCELY HAVE SURPRISED THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, EVEN IF THEY DID NOT LEARN OF IT IN A SECRET SESSION LAST WEEK. The absence of Mr. Churchill from the Government Front Bench and the consistency with which Mr. Attlee answered his questionsReuter. - 225 words
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Article258 1941-12-23 1 Reuter. Washington, Dec 23:— M*. Churchiix is now coniwrmg witn President RoosevtU at the White House. In z. statement Pres.dent Kco evelt said that there was one primary objective oi Mr Churci ill's visit, namely, the defeat cf Hiilerism throughout the worn. "It should be remembered tnamany otx:erReuter. - 258 words
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Article127 1941-12-23 1 Central News. Washington. Dec. 23. CHINA'S importance in the Pacific War is Rfadllv saining recognition in tne r.r«. B and radio, and Washington lowing rloselv reoorts on Chinese atxaciw fgnin't the Japanese within the Kowloon territory Chunt?ki'i ß Radio news reoorts have beenCentral News. - 127 words
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Article32 1941-12-23 1 Sydney Dec. 23:—Smce the Pacific crisis, hundreds of militiamen have tried to enlist in the A I F. but transfers have been stopped, states the Director Gene ral of Recruiting.32 words
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196 1941-12-23 1 Reuter. REORGANISED AND RESTED AFTER THEIR BITTER X BATTLES IN THE JUNGLES OF NORTHERN MALAYA, THE BRITISH FORCES ALONG THE PERAK RIVER ARE AWAITING THE EXPECTED JAPANESE ADVANCE SOUTHWARD TOWARD IPOH AND SINGAPORE. The British position has considerably improved with the establishment of a newReuter. - 196 words
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Article115 1941-12-23 1 Reuter. Washington, Dec. 22. ■N conferences with Russian, Chinese and Netherlands envoys which resulted in President Roosevelt taking preliminary steps in a "joint planning for unity" of action "by countries fighting the Axis, President Rcoseve.lt talked separately with the Russian Ambassador. <M Litvinov), lhe Chinese AmbassadorReuter. - 115 words
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Article310 1941-12-23 1 Rauter. JT has been officially announced from London that Mr. Churchill, British Prime Minister, has arrived in the United States to discuss, with President Roosevelt, all questions relevant to a concerted war effort. Mr. Churchill is accompanied by Lord Beaverbrook (Minister of Supply), and a technical staff,Rauter. - 310 words
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631 1941-12-23 2 A FURTHER statement on the Penang evacuation was made by the Governor in the Legislative Council Chamber, Singapore, on Saturday when, attended by the Colonial Secretary and the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, he met leading members of the Malay, Chinese and Indian communities. Dr. Lim631 words
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Article45 1941-12-23 2 New York, Dec. 21:—Nazi troops W withdrawing from Finland: three-fourth* of the army have already left, say Stock holm reports. The "Little Countries' now have to defend the entire fron from Murmansk to Karelia alone again? the Russians. (New York Times).45 words
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Article153 1941-12-23 2 Singapore, Monday. rO applications, on behalf of the Attorney General, the proper authority of the Crown, for the release and delivery to the Crcwn without appraisement for the purposes of requisition, of two Thai steamships "Sisunthon Nawa" and "Nang Suang Nawa" which were seized as pfize on153 words
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96 1941-12-23 2 PERSONS who have had experience of the war in China are inxious that one lessen learnt there should be generally known in Maiaya. That is the importance of completely destroying all stocks of wines or spirits in business premises or houses if any area has to96 words
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Article69 1941-12-23 2 r[E Hon. Dato Onn bin Jaafar, D.P.M.J., has been appointed Officer in charge of Information and Publicity for the State of Johore. This appointment has been made by H.H. the Sultan in Council. The new Department has an office in the main Government buildings, Johore69 words
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Article40 1941-12-23 2 The public was obviously accepting cheerfuUy the necessity for the most section. The public reaction gwve the Government confidence that the people were ready to fall into line Without questioning- This was greatly encouraging in meeting the Government's many problems.40 words
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Article194 1941-12-23 2 WATER containers of all descriptions used ln connection with fire-fighting emi'nmcnt should be kept covered with closely fitting lids to prevent mosquitoes, gaining arce*s to the water to lay their et-°-s says a statement issued by the Municipal HtHlth Officer. Singapore. They should be emptied at194 words
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Article20 1941-12-23 2 An Order by which animals may be requisitioned at any time by the authoiltles has been gazetted.20 words
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251 1941-12-23 2 Singapore, Monday. JJEAVY fines were imposed on food profiteers when a number of them were convicted in the Singapore fourth courth this morning. Mr. J. P. Merson, food control jfficer, who prosecuted, asked the nagistrate, Mr. K.M. Byrne, to mpose heavier sentences as roflteering was251 words
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Article25 1941-12-23 2 BRITISH European men arriving in Singapore from up-country re required to report themselves at he Man Power Bureau, Government Offices, Empress Place.25 words
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Article38 1941-12-23 2 MEGAN Foster's programme for her song recital from the pore Studio at 8.45 p.m. to-mor ow will consist of British ballads, a selection of British, French-Ca-nadian, Czech and Spanish Christmas Carols, and a Mozart Air.38 words
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Article53 1941-12-23 2 The Minister for the Army (Mr. Forde), said the Government would honour Its oledae and see that adequate reinforcements were supplied to the A.I.P. in the Middle East. "Actually, now. there Is a übstantial reservoir of reinforcements there to meet any demands likely to be made in the near futu53 words
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Article14 1941-12-23 2 The Army has taken over Ascot and Doomben racecourses, in Queensland, as training camps.14 words
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Advertisement237 1941-12-23 2 MALAYAN PflgMltO HOTEL J I BOOK NOW FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON SPECIAL XMAS DINNER DANCE XMAS EVE DINNER $4.00, Noil-diners $1.50 XMAS DAY DINNER $4,00, Non-diners $1.00 I BOXING DAY DINNER $4.00, Non-diners $1.50 SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER t, DANCE (FSttCt DttSß Optional) $5.00. (DINERS ONLY) j MAKE YOUR237 words
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Advertisement56 1941-12-23 2 F MARCON]PHONE| 122 124 ORCHARD ROAD PHOWh 4bb6 SINCE jflßk THE CHOICE OF 111 It is with pride that Boustead M Co., Ltd.,—themselves importers of high class liquors Jm Rm\ ifl 4*»'< —present to European and Ift ||pw^j| Chinese connoisseurs in Hlnl Malaya, SEDGWICK, a WkmJLllMßkW^r^ superlative South African brandy56 words
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Advertisement123 1941-12-23 2 A. T. EDWARDS CO., LTD. BY ORDER OF THE CUSTODIAN OF ENEMY PROPERTY AUCTION SALE OFFICE FURNITURE ETC. Comprising:—Teak writing and typewriting tables, counter, wall clock. "ROYAL" standard typewriter, Iron safe by John Little Co., etc.. etc. To be held at Nos. 25 26 Medeiros Building, ON WEDNESDAY, 24th DEC.123 words
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Advertisement236 1941-12-23 2 V for VICTORY BROOCH $1.00 TIE PIN CAR BADGE $5.00 Chromium plated, V in refl, words embossed in circle Size 554" x Z%» BICYCLE BADGE $100 Same as Car Badge Size as depicted above. Proceeds in aid of the WAR FUND !On sa'e at all leading firms, motor j garages236 words
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1051 1941-12-23 3 Reuter. -j||lLß; G reat Britain and th tWIM SUl#s are bow in *an- saitotiofl re«ratdinti ltu> attitude Itie Alfti*> towards Thaij comes from Rangoon ottdtai sources that &rUisb jyLr, ojeraiifttf frow fcPM tailed a* aeiodronu; in Thailand, dts4r'*y«igReuter. - 1,051 words
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Article123 1941-12-23 3 r MEMBERS of the public axe again advised to provide themselves with identity discs. This is urged so that relatives of Deoole killed ln air raids may be assisted in identlfvlng the bodies of such Registrar-General of Births and Deaths. aad F.M.S., itr. R NorthHunt, aald yesterday123 words
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Article222 1941-12-23 3 (Tribune Start Reporter) r AVER three hundred Christmas parcels are in the course o U distribution by the Salvation Aiw, a«d yesterday a start was made from the Silver Jubilee Fund csnire. The parcels have been groupeo thus For Eurasian, fcr Chinese, and special222 words
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Article253 1941-12-23 3 m following Special Order of the I Day by His rf johore, Majcr-General <*»- nanding *c J f f^ on J£ Porces and the Johore Volunteer serious of th» Par Bust canuOt be d(«e "arded vTith confidence W«hH* £2.1 rang* oji the^ |w .their ptt253 words
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Article173 1941-12-23 3 Singapore, Monday. T HE first sitting of the War Zones T court was held in the high court to-day with Mr. R. Williamson preridtag with two advisory members, Messrs Q. W. SeabriSge and J. Jeff TbJ court arranged the P^Vth" a what the V court were.173 words
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323 1941-12-23 3 Central News. London. Dec. 22 THE formation of a war council In Singapore is hailed in London as the Far Eastern branch of Brttaatn s War Cabinet, hence the appointment of the Hon. Alfred Duff Cooper as Resident Minister for Far Eastern AfflalrsCentral News. - 323 words
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93 1941-12-23 3 Chij.ng.king, Dec. 22. MORE than 7.00 Chinese war prisoners once interned in Kowloon were freed at the outbreak of the Pacific war, and are fighting in the Hong Kong defence forces, reveals t&e Chungking Military spokesman. Present Chinese counter-attacks in the Canton-Kowloon and93 words
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Advertisement9 1941-12-23 3 For i7i<> discerning pa la te Vintage wine II9 words
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Advertisement129 1941-12-23 3 Child JVelf are sibMitiee in raising than that of ensur- ML 11 log complete anrl UM WWf' Mm regular function- ■PlJ^^^j enough to guard onjy IBM PJfj sf ipution, for many a child may t>e perfectly regular in his habits, f at stiH suffer from Faulty Elimination. Faulty FJiminatiou roeant,129 words
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Article133 1941-12-23 4 Timor Occupied THE news of the occupation of Portuguese Timor by Dutch and Australian troops was received with the greatest satisfaction. There was no alternative: Allied interests in that part of the world must be safeguarded. We only wish that the same action had been taken in the case133 words
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Article201 1941-12-23 4 IN the hands of the Allies, it strengthens the Democratic defence system. In the hands of tho enemy, it would be a menace of no small magnitude. Port Darwin, which is but 450 miles away, would be directly threatened. Australia could not have continued to look with201 words
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Article162 1941-12-23 4 DORTUGAL is entitled to register a formal protest in view of her present neutral status, but she need have no fear of the Allied motive on the ground of the joint assurance of the Australian and Dutch authorities that the forces will be withdrawn as soon as conditions162 words
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Article697 1941-12-23 4 Herbert W. Chase-Green - By Herbert W. ChaseGreen THE supreme importance of sea-power is a factor that has changed the fate of the world. Because of its tremendous influence on the development and well-being of nations, it can never be ignored. For, on the one hand, it bestows697 words
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172 1941-12-23 4 Reuter. Teheran, Dec. 23. UNDER the Treaty between Britain, Russia and Iran, which will be signed on Sunday, Britain and Russia promise to protect Persian sovereignty and defend Persian territory against aggression. They undertake not to interfere in the political and economic life of theReuter. - 172 words
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182 1941-12-23 4 Reuter. London, Dec. 23. A SUGGESTION that the Viceroy should discuss the Indian problem with Pundit Jewaharlal Nehru and Dr. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, is contained in a statement published by the Union of Democratic Control, and entitled "Towards Settlement In India." The Union alsoReuter. - 182 words
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Article29 1941-12-23 4 Reuter. T«*lo. D*c. 23:—The Jannneoe Finance M*nlst>r yesterday announced he freezing of Egyptian assets in Japan. The freezing order becomes effective from Dec. 23.— Reuter.Reuter. - 29 words
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1329 1941-12-23 4 JJST us admit that retirement might never have her, necessary had we had larger forces out here and more military equipment of all sorts; the latter know, has been the limiting factor ail through, there has' 8 been even now enough to meet the demands1,329 words
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Article407 1941-12-23 4 Reuter. London, Dec. J)R. SALAZAR in his report to the Portuguese National Assembly on Friday threw out the welcome suggestion that the situation in Timor would "right itself" when the Portuguese had completed their own arrangements for the garrisoning of the Island, says The TimesReuter. - 407 words
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46 1941-12-23 4 Schenectady. Dec. f^-a attack has v A £Zetfnf to action. They are besi^ ntfJ to offices throughout the list, says the New W j-pj This reaction 1» f tJ^tiXD»'fv>fit womanhood, iot ox ..^ouriS^**)' this is the and monotonous druag»'46 words
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Advertisement307 1941-12-23 4 F. M. S. Railways REFER TO YOUR LOCAL STATION MASTER for particulars of train services available at present. $10 to SHELTER 104, Market St., SINGAPORE, w Telephone *****. GOLD LEAF PURE CEYLON TEA The difference between ordinary tea and "GOLD LEAF" Tea is the difference between a speculation and a307 words
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Advertisement113 1941-12-23 4 There's a 44 touch-of-the-button" efficiency about tne* A.A. batteries. Hour upon hour of waiting aiid tlicn those vital seconds of breathless speed and deadly efficiency—in our service. They're worth much to us, these boys—why not give them a little accuracy and speed in their personal service? The Gillette one-piece razor113 words
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563 1941-12-23 5 rpH her decks, superstructure and bridge riddled with machine gun and cannon shell bullet holes, a small uxiliary vessel, attached to the Malay Royal Navy, has steamed into Singapore, bringing Indian and British solders, tother with workers from the oilfields of Miri,563 words
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Article65 1941-12-23 5 Reuter. London, Dec. 23. A RUBBER Control Board has been appointed by the Ministry of Supply, it was announced last night (Monday). Sir George Beharrel is the Chairman and the members are Sir Wallrond Sinclair, who will be concerned particularly with the United States, Mr.Reuter. - 65 words
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64 1941-12-23 5 Reuter. Canberra, Dec. 23: The Commonwealth Government has as sumed control of ali outward pas senger and freight bookines on the overseas section of the Emnire Ai: Service, the Australian Air Minister. Mr. DrakEford, announces Malayan defence volunteers and members of the CivilReuter. - 64 words
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Article288 1941-12-23 5 Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 23. HITLER'S farewell to Field-Mar-shal Yon Brauchitsch took place at noon yesterday, accord' ng to the German News Agency. The agency adds that Berlin authoritative quarters say "that the farewell took a dignified and solemn form, in keeping with the greatness of the moment."Reuter. - 288 words
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108 1941-12-23 5 Reuter. Canberra, Dec. 23:—The Army Minister, Mr. F. M. Forde, announced yesterday:—"Some of the outstanding younger men who oroved themselves leaders and organisers in modern warfare are oeing brought back from the Middle East to occupy responsible oositions in the Australian Army which must now beReuter. - 108 words
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Article39 1941-12-23 5 Reuter. Washington, Dec. 23:— President Roosevelt has signed the bill enlarains the Selective Service Plan. Under" the new law, all men of 18 to 64 must reerster and all from 20 to 44 are liable to active military service.—Reuter.Reuter. - 39 words
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Advertisement83 1941-12-23 5 FOR YOUR COUGH B\* FOR BABYS (OUCH Hi FOR EVERY (OUCH H) Acts quickly, rarely 11 and safely; loosens 11 tight phlegm in 24 11 hours; contains abso- 11 lutely no narcotics* 11 Best for children. Ask 11 I your chemist for the Cough Remedy with 1 the Licorice Flavour.83 words
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Advertisement14 1941-12-23 5 X'MAS EVE DINERS... $5--1 BOXING NIGHT DINERS... $5NEW YEAR'S EVE DINERS... $6-NON-DINERS $2ninn in14 words
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Advertisement372 1941-12-23 5 LATEST j ADVERTISEMENTS "for sale FOR SALE—Ford V 8 3 tons Jorry. Apply 121. Beach Road, Singapore. Public Xotices^ SOUTHERN KINTA CONSOLIDATED, LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS ON MALAYAN REGISTER RE INTERIM DIVIDEND ON ACCOUNT OF THE YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH, 1942, OF 5% (3D. PER SHARE) LFSS INCOME TAX AT372 words
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Advertisement254 1941-12-23 5 SHIRTS for CHRISTMAS BURLINGTON COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS cut coat style v\ ith single lfgH& M cuffs to button and one pock"!. HBIWIi f^Jjjjß Cotton poplin in blue, grey, «S£9 green, ground with neat single stripe to tone. j SPORTS SHIRTS L Cotton cellular pob collar to CQCU—^ in self colours,254 words
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Article154 1941-12-23 6 Reuter. London, Dec. 22. THE line* which the Germans built 1 Leningrad are badly bent. Following the recent capture of Tifchvin the Russian forces have pushed forward, capturing a number of localities including Budgotsch, and are continuing their advance despite fierce engagements which they are fighting withReuter. - 154 words
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Article112 1941-12-23 6 Reuter. Cairo, Pec. 22: Gerr-eral Rommel's air losses in Libya since the beginning of the Imperial offensive has now exceeded 500. The Royal Air Force communique from Nov. 18 to Dec. 21 inclusive, report the certain destruction of 2@6 Axis planes in either air combats orReuter. - 112 words
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Advertisement73 1941-12-23 6 LAST DAY TO DAY I» AVILION 2.30 P.M. 5.30 P.M. RETURN SCREENING OF COLUMBIA'S GREAT LOVE DRAMA THAT TOOK BROADWAY BY STORM! T?te Grandest X'mas treat of them all! JIW FAIHf VUI RG America's COVER PACE Girl PEPPY JOAN DAVIS in COLUMBIA'S MtfflffiNr To-morrow-FOUR performances:--11a.m., 2.30, 5.30 8.30 p.m. »_E73 words
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Advertisement651 1941-12-23 7 [CLASSIFIED-ADS. jjScOccurrence» I oment is announced bef^ ga liSht Lieutenant Leste navies Royal Air Force Mr. and Mrs. C. W Wye Kent, and Anne Cf Haußhter or Captain and TJ Pilbeam. Royal Artilg penlali, India. CARRIAGES. «oon Tatt and Miss ChU aoe Neo. at the bride*!L residence, 247. G*yUhu The651 words
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Advertisement630 1941-12-23 7 FOR SALE CHEAP BALE Alsatian Puppies 10 weeks >ld. Male and female. 32». Slglap Road. Singapore. <Hc-. 395M> FURNITURE ior small restaurant, cooking utensil* etc., evacuation area, .or quick sale, cheap Also household furniture, all teak, cheap. Apply 516-A ioo Chlat Road. (No. 386M> 1 complete set 5 volumes, binding630 words
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Advertisement842 1941-12-23 7 MOTOR VEHICLES FOR SALE 8 9 hp. Singer, occasional 4seater sports, perfect condition; seen Tribune Office. Singapore. (No 354 Mi FOR SALE 1938 Flying Standard Saloon 10 H.P. $1,450 1932 Morris Min-r 8 HP. $400 both cars good condition, new tyres, painting and Insurance. Aoplv Mr. Yun 184, South Bridge842 words
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Advertisement670 1941-12-23 7 Cut This Out And Keep It NOTICE SECURITY REGISTRATION IN SINGAPORE. The public Is notified that an organisation of Security Wardens has been set up by the Commissioner under the Defence (Secu^ ty Registration* Regulations, 1941. The principal offices and those in charge of them are as follows: HEADQUARTERS. Victoria670 words
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Advertisement281 1941-12-23 7 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. CHRISTMAS DAY AND NEW YEAR'S DAY The Fublic is notified that Christmas Day and New Year's Day will be treated as ordinary working days. J. R. WIGGS, Secretary. The Singapore Harbour Eoard. mmm ~rmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmm**mmmmmmmwmwmmwmmwmwmmm. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA CHINA. The undermentioned branches of the above281 words
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Advertisement208 1941-12-23 7 UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in S.S > NO. 2, CHULIA STREET. (BONHAM BUILDING* Singapore. Authorised CaDital $4,000 000.00 Issued. Subscribed and PaidUt) $1.000 000 00 General Reserve 400.000 00 Telegraphic Address: "TYEHUABANK Telephone MM. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:Wee Kheng Chiang, Esq.. Chairman. Khoo Beng Cheang, Esq.. Deputy Chairman. Chionh Ke208 words
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Article307 1941-12-23 8 Moscow, Dec. 23. FURTHER advances by the Red Army were announced by the official Tass agency yesterday. On the Moscow front, the Germans are being pushed back in the Maloyaroslavets area in spite of fierce resistance. "Our troops," it says, "are encountering stubborn resistance in the Maloyaroslavets307 words
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Article271 1941-12-23 8 \T the luncheon meeting of the SingaA pore Rotary Club last week, it was unanimously agreed to donate $1,000 from the Clarity fund Of the Club to the recently inaugurated .-Malaya V. ar Distress In addition. Rotarian A. Montor subscribed a further $1,000 to the271 words
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Article39 1941-12-23 8 THE Food Supply Officer. Singapore, announces that the list of fish prices rub'i hed as Gazette Notification 3044 on Dec. 18 re'erred only to wholesale transactions. Retail prices remain as fixed by Oazett* Notification 3014 published en Dec. 15.39 words
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Article145 1941-12-23 8 Reuter. Moscow, Dec. 22. A GERMAN plot to sink a Turkish ship and blame it on Russia was revealed by the Moscow Radio last night, says the Istanbul correspondent of the Izvestia. Referring to two previous sinkings, the correspondent says that "the third case of theReuter. - 145 words
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Article36 1941-12-23 8 Reuter. Canberra. Dec. 23:—All owners of buildings or fixed property in Australia will be required to contribute to insurance against los s or damage to property by Pnemv action, the Prime Minister. Mr Curtin. announced yesterday—Reuter.Reuter. - 36 words
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732 1941-12-23 8 Singapore, Monday. (SEVERAL mere breaches in the lighting regulations by various people, including Europeans, were brought to the police courts to-day. Arresied by a Depuy Ass.stant Frovoot Marsnal c! the Air roice wmle anvms a car along ncng Bahru Road with headlights and tiae l732 words
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127 1941-12-23 8 T lEUT. Gene al Sir William Djbbie, Govevno- of Malta, qnd formerly G.O.C. ln Malaye.. whose magnificent leadership in the defend of the small Mediterranean Island is ore- of the epics of the war. has cabled a heartening message to Sir Chcnton Thomas. •'Now t127 words
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230 1941-12-23 8 "J CANNOT contemplate inaction, particularly when ft* and the Empire are at war. I shall offer my sen" any type.of useful work in connection with the war *n***^ These were the words of Sir Alexander Sym Small, K.8.E., C.M.G., former Colonial Secretary,230 words
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Advertisement238 1941-12-23 8 NOTICE XMAS HOLIDAYS DELIVERIES SHOPS CHRISTMAS DAY our shops will close at Noon BOXING DAY shops will be open as usual DELIVERIES Early morning delivery as usual on CHRISTMAS DAY Noon delivery will leave at II a.m. and orders for this delivery must reach us before 10 a.m. BOXING DAY-deliveries238 words
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Advertisement236 1941-12-23 8 WAKE UP YOU LIVER BIL^ Without Calomel AW Tnl Bed in the Mona| Fall g| The liver should pour out t»« liquid bile into your bowels daiW is not flowing freely, your 7j« Bj|* It just decays in the bowels. wSui?'* your stomach. You get constipated V-? 4 system is236 words
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