Malaya Tribune, 6 January 1942
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Title Section27 1942-01-06 1 The Malaya Tribune Net Sales Exceed 18,100 Daily JOth DAY OF MALAYAN WAR SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6. 1912 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Tuesday, January 6, 191227 words
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Article, Illustration714 1942-01-06 1 U.S. Heavy Bombers Also Sink Destroyer, Damage Other Ships Macarthur's Army Inflicts Grave Reverse On Invaders GOOD NEWS FROM PHILIPPINES THREE DIRECT HITS WERE SCORED YESTERDAY ON A JAPANESE BATTLESHIP OFF DAVAO (MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES) BY U.S. HEAVY BOMBERS, WHICH ALSO SANK A JAPANESE DESTROYER.714 words
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499 1942-01-06 1 JAPS LOSE 60 PLANES IN 4 BATTLES Reuter. (jpSVEKAL Japanese machines were destroyed and lour others were reported on tire before they managed to land following an enemy aerial attack on a aerodrome near Rangoon early yesterday (sa\s a Reuter message from Uombay). TheReuter. - 499 words
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Article248 1942-01-06 1 Reuter. London, Jan. 6. WHEN the members of the Soviet Trade Union Delegation visited tank factories in the Midlands. Madame Nikolaveva, Secreta.y 01-theo 1 the Russian Trade Union, told workers at lunch that they were sending fine machines to beat the Nazi -robbers and bandits "YouReuter. - 248 words
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Article95 1942-01-06 1 Reuter. Batavia. Jan. 6. rpHE newly-appointed Lieutenant Oov--1 ernor-General, Dr. H. J. van Mook, in a weekly broadcast ln the Malay language to the native population, ridiculed the Japanese phraseology which was meant (he said* to create the Mi" praaak>n that the Japanese vara the Only goodReuter. - 95 words
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Article82 1942-01-06 1 Reuter. Chungking. Jan. 6. FOCil Japanese divisions, deftated in the Battle for Phangsha—where f«r four days the Chinese have held on while grouping themselves for a counter-offensive have been trapped in a pocket north of the city, according to the latest Chinese reports. The remainder ofReuter. - 82 words
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Article109 1942-01-06 1 Reuter. Washington, Jan. 5. THE thing is so monstrous that I have to make certain about it before commenting." said Mr. Cordell Hull when asked about the reports that the Japanese in Manila have ordered all white people to stay ofi the streets on pain of beingReuter. - 109 words
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73 1942-01-06 1 Reuter. Berlin. Jan. A gas exploded and completely disappeared at Eindhoven Holland on Sunday, according loan Amsterdam dispatch to the omctu] Geraun Mews Agency Foments of the buUdln- am! pieces Ol earth were oIOWU filliiiln of yards, and the house next tc the depot waaReuter. - 73 words
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Article55 1942-01-06 1 Washington. Jan. 5: The Board ot Ininiigration Appeal., to-day reconunenoea tne canrrllation of the deportation proceedings against Harry Bridges, the Australian bom C I 0., leader. The board has iound that Bridges, sine- coming to the United stai s, was nol a member ot nor aailiated55 words
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Article98 1942-01-06 1 Reuter. London, Jan. 6:--An Air Ministry communique states: "Hudson aircraft of the coastal command yesterday morning attacked an enemy supply ship in convoy oft tne Dutch coast. Two bombs vvvre seen to hit the sWp. One of our fighter patrols attacked a lac tor yReuter. - 98 words
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387 1942-01-06 1 THE hope that General Wavell's appointment to Ike SjW 1 Command means that he will soon use his taw 1» for a thrust into Thailand to relieve the pressure on the forces Warding Singapore, was expressed h> press and radio cam I mentators in387 words
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Article121 1942-01-06 1 Reuter. Washington, Jan. 6. j PRESIDENT Kooseve.t, in a proclamation, has set Feb. 16 as legislation day lor I American m» n eligible for active military service under the Draft Extension Act, who 1 had not previously registered, i 'I he ages affected aieReuter. - 121 words
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Article264 1942-01-06 1 Reuter. Lomlon, Jan ti. AN R.A.F. tommun.que states: "In the battle area of Jedabya on Sunday, our fighiers were constantly active. Enemy fighters were engaged and several were damaged without any loss to our aircraft "Bombing operations were restricted by the v.cuiher. but a considerable rorce,Reuter. - 264 words
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Article136 1942-01-06 1 Reuter. Washington. Jan. 6. PRESIDENT Rooseveit will personally deliver his annual message on the state of the Union to a joint session of both Houses at 12.30 p.m. to-day (Tuesday*, '6 30 8.5. T.). M Senator Baikley, who is th" Majority Leader of the Senate toldReuter. - 136 words
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Article27 1942-01-06 1 Reuter. Washington. Jan. 5.—The first of several squadrons of non-rigid airbhtps havp been commissioned to patrol coastal waters, the Navy Department announced —Reuter.Reuter. - 27 words
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Article97 1942-01-06 1 Reuter. Washington, Jan. 5 The Salat Pierre and Miquelon "affair was discussed between the Vichy Ambassador, M. Henry Haye, and Mr Cordeli Hull, during a 30--mlnute talk on Monday aftarnoon. M. Haye told the Press cm leaving that the matter waa receiving "proper attention," adding thatReuter. - 97 words
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Article59 1942-01-06 1 San Jos« 'Costa Rica). Jan. 6: Forty Nazis, lncluuiug Otto Kiogmann, chief of the loet' "Orthcguppe." have been deported by the Costa Rlcan authorities. Krogmann is a brother of the second Burgomarter of Hamburg. The Geri&An Charge D'Affalres and Consul and the Italian Minister and his59 words
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Article21 1942-01-06 1 Reuter. New York. Jan. 8.— President Poosevtilt has diverted that LeaisLcnd assistance be extended to the provisional government of Csechcslovaklp. —ReuterReuter. - 21 words
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553 1942-01-06 2 (By A Special Correspondent) 11/HILE there is very little information about life in Kelantan and Trengganu under the Japanese occupation, there is good reason to suppose that the ultimate Japanese intention is to back Thailand in her claims in respect of these two553 words
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Article66 1942-01-06 2 FOR smoking a cigarette during an alert period, Lee Seng Kee, a 45-year-old Hckkien, was fined $00, in default two weeks' simple imprisonment, in the Singa- pore fifth court yesterday morning. It was stated that yesterday morning at Tian Laye Street, during the raid, Lee Seng66 words
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Article41 1942-01-06 2 New Delhi, Jan. s:—Lord Linlithgow, the Viceroy of India, returned to New Delhi on Sunday from Cal cutta. Lord and Lady Linlithgow left Nevv Delhi on Dec. 8 on a vis.t to Patna. Jam hedpur and Calcutta.- -Reuter.41 words
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Article55 1942-01-06 2 ALMOST daily, the N.E.L Governor-General is receiving messages containing demonstrations of loyalty. One of the latest has been received from the chiefs of the North Sumatra district of Atchej. The Atchej chiefs have asked permission to form guerilla bands against the Japanese, who they say may55 words
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Article195 1942-01-06 2 A EUROPEAN, A. S. TISHAN, was fineTi $500, in default two months' simple imprisonment, in the Singapore Fifth Court yesterday morning when he admitted having had two unshaded electric lights on at his flat in Orchard Road during the alert on Jan. 3. It was stated that195 words
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Article113 1942-01-06 2 BY an order gazetted last night, an au- thorised person may give directions to the owner or master of any a.mcd vessel which is in port, to secure that her gun or any other defence Instrument will be manned. The order also provides that in n case113 words
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944 1942-01-06 2 VOW that war has come to Malaya it is most important that every man, woman and child should be as healthy as possible, because we all have to put up with loss of sleep owing to night air raids and a healthy944 words
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Article747 1942-01-06 2 (By A Special Correspondent) (Many people in Singapore still do not understand that in a high-level bombing raid the dangerous time is when the ambers are <till some distance away, not when they are nghi overhead. This is explained in the following article, which embodies747 words
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Article141 1942-01-06 2 DECLARING that he saw no reason to disagree with the inspector's theory that the man was half-asleep and fell Into the sea from the parapet while getting into the boat, the Singapore coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, recorded a verdict of death by misadventure at the conclusion141 words
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Article302 1942-01-06 2 MR. CONRAD OLDHAM, the second magistrate, had occasion once again yesterday morning to emphasize that the pre-ence ot A.R.P. wardens in court to give evidence in black-out cases was imperative. "It is difficult for them but at the same time if they are going to302 words
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Article88 1942-01-06 2 PURAN SINGH, 24-year-old Sikh, appeared in the Singapore fifth court yesterday morning when a charge of abducting V. Mariappan, a 21-year-old youth,, with intent to cause him grievous hurt, was explained to him. The alleged abduction was stated to have taken place at the 4' 2 milestone Bukit88 words
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63 1942-01-06 2 (Special Cabled Stockholm, Jan. 5. THE fleeing Nazis in Russia are fighting both the Russians and lice. German delousing squads accompany the armies in special vans. They are working especially hard in winter quarters on the Eastern Front. Nazi authorities admit that conditions are63 words
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Article102 1942-01-06 2 (Special Cab: Londcu. 7 a. 5. rr\HE German* will fight hard i n a hold of Sebastopol and to stop Russians from cutting their rommumi. tion with the mainland. It is not merely for the safety of their forces in the Crimea, which would be102 words
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Article49 1942-01-06 2 A FINE of $100, in default one month's rigorous imprisonment, was imposed on a Chinese, Kirn Seng, in the third court yesterday morning for using a bright light during one of the alert neriods on Jan. 2. The offence took place at a horse in Hill Street.49 words
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Article46 1942-01-06 2 AN appeal for support for the proposed establishment of a homo for distressed Tamils, who may suffer through enemy action, is being made by the Tamils Reform Association. This was decided at an cmer gency meeting held by the Assoelation last Sunday.46 words
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Article245 1942-01-06 2 JJOW a ship with a raI MW cf focd was brought t» g** pore, thanks to help til?* Chinese members of th» «L quelling a rising by Thai si 2 told by the Singapore %Sj newspaper Sin Chew Jit On the eve of the war*?'245 words
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516 1942-01-06 3 JAPANESE ACTIVITY IN SELANGOR PAHANG A-A. Gun Downs enemy Plane With First Shell pJNEMI activity developing in the Kuala Selangor area appears to be designed to force our troops to withdraw from their present positions, says a communique issued by combined headquarters, Singapore, at 5.30 p.m. yesterday. Here Ls the516 words
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111 1942-01-06 3 Tokio, Jan. 5. A DENIAL of discriminatory treatment of the white 1 population of Manila, has been issued from what is deicribed as a very high source in the High Command. General Mac Arthur's reports ort the subject were described in i authoritative circles as111 words
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Article161 1942-01-06 3 cShiukwan, Jan. 5. i FLEET of has left at 1 Waichow to meet Admiral Chan C'oak and the party who staged a dramatic escape from Hong m Christmas Day immediately ifter the Japanese occupation. Loaded in one truck were thirty ann cotton-padded Chinese army jniforms fur161 words
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294 1942-01-06 3 (Special Cable) London, Jan. 5. ALLIED youth in Britain have sent a New Year message to the youth of the World through the International Youth Council in Britain: "From Britain, we send you greetings! We young men and women from mere than 20 nations294 words
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Article77 1942-01-06 3 London, Jan. 5: The Stock Exchange opened mainly firm. Rubbers and some ether eastern tesues were again downward. Gilt-edged were firmly held especially Mexican Eagles, and Venezuela Oils were well supported, also Internationals particularly Brazils. South American rai!s bends continued Arm. Indian Industrials v tre generally steady with77 words
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Article126 1942-01-06 3 (From a correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Jan. 3. LOKIULS driven by Luropean civilians are n;>v. I common sight in Belanger and elsewhere, as many regular drivers have disaprearid and volunteer drivers have come forward to help In the distribution of foodstuffs, etc., to the Asiatic population. Food126 words
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461 1942-01-06 3 SINCE the last list of contributions to the Malaya Patriotic Fund was published in midDecember further sums aggregating just under $50,000 have been received, bringing the total, to Dec 31; to $3,331,715.64. In the list of donors is the name of a Japanese woman.461 words
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Article124 1942-01-06 3 Moscow. Jan. 5. THE fact that th e initiative has been wrested from the enemy and has now passed to us is one of the most important factors in the new situation in Russia, declared a Soviet Army spokesman. Now the Russians and not the124 words
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Article238 1942-01-06 3 IN place of "The Boys In the Back Room," previously advertised for 8.45 p.m. this evening, scenes from Richard Berkley's play "The Lady with the Lamp" will be presented from the Singapore Studio. The play deals with the life of Florence Nightingale, and the studio238 words
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79 1942-01-06 3 (Special <\<hle> London. Jan. 5. "MEW shorter air crossing from America to Britain is being opened by way of Greenland and Iceland. With eight hops the longeut ocean stretch will b" f.0 f miles Till now long ranee bombers did the ferrying. Now fighter aircraft79 words
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294 1942-01-06 3 London, Jan. 5. THE prediction by Chungking Press quoted in London that a full-scale Allied offensive against the enemy from Burma into Thailand, Indo-China and Malaya would be launched. i» interpreted as active participation of recently arrived Ch'nese picked troops under Gen.294 words
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213 1942-01-06 3 London, Jan. 5. IF' the new Allied Supreme Commander in the South-western Pacific, General Sir Archibald Wavell, makes his headquarters as suggested, at Sourabaya, the Nethjerlands naval base on the north coast of Eastern Java, he will be greeted by a striking proof213 words
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Article59 1942-01-06 3 (Special Cable) London. Jan. 5. ALL the Germans captured from the Lofoten Islands had strange decorations. Boom wore a medallion showing a mine— awarded, apparently, for going to sea outside the mined area. Others had a special decoration for finking one of the British destroyers which formed part59 words
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175 1942-01-06 3 Bombay, Jan. 5. A DIRECT appeal to Mr. Churchill in Washington foe bold stroke of far-sighted statesmanship without delay" to enlist India's wholehearted, active co-operation in intensifying the war eiTort, was cabled yesterday by a group of distinguished Indian leaders, including Sir T. E.175 words
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Article49 1942-01-06 3 (Special Cable) Stockholm, Jan. 5. Hitler's first, decision as supreme commander of the Nazi forces in sending a whole brigade of shock troops in giant planes from Cracow in Poland to stop the reverses at Kaluga, "800 miles away, has met with complete failure.—"Daily Express" correspondent.49 words
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Advertisement216 1942-01-06 3 itADio jrigirffi^^ A It E YOU READY? Bombs may temporarily put water, gas, electricity and sewage services in your neighbourhood out of action. Have you emergency water supplies ready? Have you laid in an emergency supply of firewood or charcoal? jj •Do you know how to dig a well? •Dp216 words
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Article427 1942-01-06 4 Democratic Command THE unification of Demo- cratic command in tne South-West Pacific, as announced by President Roosevelt and Premier Churchill in a joint statement, naturally implies the formulation of a Grand Strategy which, though not on a world-wide scale as it was originally expected to be, is nevertheless comprehensive427 words
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Article923 1942-01-06 4 William Mundy - By William Mundy (well-known Fleet Street reporter> The story of the "Boys and Girls" who make Britain's new weapons... and finally triumphed for religious freedom. Already Britain has many squadrons of these tanks in service. I watched several of them grow from raw material. I saw923 words
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Article, Illustration40 1942-01-06 4 M Vatsk-u, the Russian Avion ssndor, Wila ffi i inn now in England, rrt-e'red n >■' cfcited iio tank lactam m tAc MUHanas After w tour of the toctaruMtnt U<Ĕisky inveileiL and cftrtsfened f/h be sent to Vurtto40 words
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736 1942-01-06 4 ALTHOUGH the British War Office refuse to confirm or deny such reports, several stories from Soviet and French sources tell of raids by British detachments on French soil in recent months. One went so far as to assert that a British attempt736 words
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130 1942-01-06 4 Sydney, Jan. 5. THE Sun's Canberra correspondent says that a senior Australian Staff Officer may be appointed to serve under General Wavell. This will enable Australian forces in that zone, and also the Australian Government t 0 maintain close liaison with General Wavell and keep130 words
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Article225 1942-01-06 4 New York, Jan. 5. THE Herald-Tribune, in an editorial headed "Gandhi Steps Aside," says: "Friends of India note with relief that the National Congress Party is now reaching toward a policy of co-operation with the British in the war effort. That Congress responds thus to the logic225 words
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Article56 1942-01-06 4 (Sppri.il Cable) New York. Jan 5 "PvIVE-BOMBERS for the RAF. and the Netherlands Fist. Indi»»* v°l H e mass nroducvl in n wer-k c so bv the Brewster Ae r <~*nautieql Porrw>rj»tion's as«sprnblv plart These nlanrs will h*»ve twice the load and of the German Stukas and a top speed56 words
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1049 1942-01-06 4 Inside News Of The Se^S (SPECIAL CABLE TO THE Tm\** London, Ja K INURING 1941, the war at sea took a curiously uneven I but ended with a jrood balance in favour of the ah** U began with the Allies still ttruggiiag1,049 words
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Article74 1942-01-06 4 Vichy Minis ter Mysterious Death IX official report fro* A announces w» nt( fl* Minister of »J M Pierre V «J Cabinet Min»*^* gault. have bee" An °P afternoon s«JS < early this aftern^ of Panngault found on c J tween Melun J east of Preyed It wasj^ U Unf74 words
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Advertisement354 1942-01-06 4 F. M. S. Railways REFER TO YOUR LOCAL STATION MASTER lor parti culars ot train services available at present. HEADACHES DISAPPEAR common <>l all human ills nsually rome as a l^n^^Hß direct result of in- ternal disorders. And by far the most common of these disorders „j m/ J M354 words
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Article, Illustration143 1942-01-06 5 CHINA BATTLE FRONT Chungking, Jan. .">. JJEWS Of Ihe third Changsha victory is causing great excitement and joy in China's wartime capital as the official communiques issued early this morning claim that the Japanese forces on Ihe outskirts of Changsha, as well as supporting143 words
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Article752 1942-01-06 5 Washington, Jan. 5. THE Agricultural Department officials are considering boosting the previously announced 1942 food production objective, owing to predictions of a long war and the fact that with China and Russia throwing a greater proportion of their manpower into the field, the United States may have752 words
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40 1942-01-06 5 (Special Cable) New York. Jan. 5. The American aviation industry has trebled its output of war plane engines and propellers since 1940. More than U.S. $100,500,000 worth were produced last year.— "New York Herald Tribune."40 words
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Article280 1942-01-06 5 London, Jan. 5. STRIKING hard at the centre of Hitler's armies before Moscow, the Russian advance troops are now within 25 miles of Mojaisk on the Moscow-Smolensk highway. Following the capture of Maloyaroslavets two days ago, the Soviet communique announces that Borovsk, 15 miles to the280 words
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99 1942-01-06 5 (Special Cable I London, Jan. 5. THE Lord Mayor of London, in a message to the Chairman of the Moscow Soviet and the citizens cf Moscow, stated: "Londoners who have withstood 1 'he assaults of German bombers, understand the heroism of Moscows defenders. We send them99 words
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306 1942-01-06 5 Changsha, Jan. 5. Chiang KaUShek has ordered the reward of $10,000 to a regiment and $5,000 to a battalion which form part of th; defence force of Changsha. The reward is for the heroic pol-i they played in Ihe current battle. Meanwhile, although the combined306 words
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675 1942-01-06 5 (By A Medical Correspondent) 'THE civilian population should do everything possible to maintain good health, not only for their own sakes but also that they may remain capable of a maximum contribution to the war effort. Civilians can undoubtedly do much, in many675 words
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Article68 1942-01-06 5 SLiukwan. Jan. 5: Si.- R b Ho Tung, Chnrse multl mi.licnair x of Hon!-, Kong, is aafe In Macau, according to reliable reports received h:rc. The Japanese ar? trying to persuade him to leiurfo the Colony. Sir Rob rt ani Lady Ho-Tur.o celebrated the r diamond68 words
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597 1942-01-06 5 London, -lan. f JpHE United Anti-Axis Command in the Pacific under General Wavell is universally and warmly welcomed by the morning press to-day (Monday). The' Times writes: "By no other means could the exist ing resources of the Allies be effectively marshalled to sustain597 words
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146 1942-01-06 5 Wivlii'iir on Tin V\ 1 11 •I \JI I t villi. S AN it ion '<> \hr appronß lut liori tea' I- xi'io s si i nee to ihe united nation's! clafati m Ls i named in the Ui Si ate a State Department146 words
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Article160 1942-01-06 5 Moscow. Jan. 5, A SUPPLEMENT to the Soviet mi communique states: "During capture of Byelov tne enemy susU [heavy losses. In killed alone, they, 800 men and a larae number of wo cd. Our units captured 25 guns trench mortars. 25 heavy machines 50 anti-tank gun*. 70160 words
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189 1942-01-06 6 London, Jan. 5. E widespread arms of the Soviet pincers continue to close in from the north and south on the Moscow nt, threatening Hitler's fleeing army with encirclent. The Russians are naw within 25 miles of Mosk, on the Moscow-Smolensk highway. Mojaisk is miles189 words
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Article45 1942-01-06 6 Canberra. Jan. 5. lIT is authoritatively learnt that Australian airmen fighting in 1 China in the International Air Force, recently gave an excellent account of themselves. Une airmen were formerly fighting in another war theatre and volunteered Ito fight against the Japanese.— Reuter.45 words
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745 1942-01-06 6 PRISON FOR SPREADING ALARM DESPONDENCY (From Our Own Reporter). Johore Bahru, Monday, "f HE spreading of alarm and despondency among the popu lation already under the strain of war in their own land cannot but be a serious offence and deserves severe punishment," declared Mr. Justice Laville in the Johore745 words
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Article211 1942-01-06 6 Canberra. Jan. 5. THE Commonwealth is to recall about 12 men of each rank, from Majors to Sergeants, from the Middle East as part of the programme to stiffen the Home Army organisa tion. Announcing this, the Army Minister Mr F. M. Forde. said that the' General211 words
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Article34 1942-01-06 6 Special Cable* Washington. Jan. 5. Mr. Churchill disclosed at a Press conference tha t Atlantic losses in the last five months were only one-fifth of the preceding five months.34 words
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Article243 1942-01-06 6 IT was once the aim of the Rev. Raymond E. Bradford Young "rebel," pastor of the Congregational Church, to organise church services in cinemas throughout the country where people could get advice on any question troubling themFrom his early youth he was a reformer of other people—until!243 words
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Article165 1942-01-06 6 BRITISH officers who escaped from a prison camp near i Salonika and organised? I sabotage and resistance to the Germans in Southern Yugo- y 1 <-iavia are believed to have y i been wiped cut D >' Axis and j Quisling forces. Ihe officers, Greek officials !in165 words
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292 1942-01-06 6 JJhX'AUSE he damaged 49 machine castings intended for use in H.M. ships, Reginald R. Leaning, 49, labourer, of Luton, was fined £10. and £1 iBs. 4d. costs, at a Home Counties policecourt. He was told by the chairman that the magistrates had intended292 words
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Article211 1942-01-06 6 THERE were 31 men in the crew cf a ship that was torpedoed off the West African coast —31 men and a boy. The boy, John Ross, 18-year-old apprentice, of Kincardine. Scotland, is the only one left alive. Per three weeks he saw his211 words
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Article116 1942-01-06 6 Sydney. Jan. 5. MR. F. M. Forde, the War Mini-, ster. indicated to-day that Australia would be used by the United States Fleet as a base from which to raid and hamper Japanese transport and supply lines. The presence of the United States Navy would116 words
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99 1942-01-06 6 Wellington. Jan. 5. 11 STATEMENT that he was satisn tied that Gen. Wavell carried the confidence of the British Commonwealth was made by Mr. Fraser (Prime Minister) when he opined that the appointment was very good ancT would give general satisfaction. Mr. Fraser expressed99 words
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Article, Illustration45 1942-01-06 6 This pub aiQU. in a iMterlei tract of dest*t. is a simple o) tht humour appreciated <>!/ the £*>' >h troops noic enuaged in wiping m the Art* forces in Libya. Some kovtk Atria >m Lading tai i Sperttge provided at "Noah Ark45 words
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Article, Illustration223 1942-01-06 6 Washington, Jan. 5. WITH the 77th Congress opening its second session at 6 p.m. (8.5. T.) to day (Monday), reports are current here that President Roosevelt will probably ask in his annual budget message between $15,000,000,000 and $18,000,000,000 in a special appropriation for the Army and223 words
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Article78 1942-01-06 6 Kuibyshev, Jan. 5. A NUMBER of generals, who have become known throughout the whole world for the parts they played in the defence of Moscow and other fronts, are among the members of the Soviet Army to receive high awards in the honours list. The78 words
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160 1942-01-06 6 Shiukwan, Jan. 4. INDICATIONS abound that despite the fall of Hong King. Chinese troops will continue their present attacks in Southern Kwangtung. The heroic defence of Hong Kong by the handful of E-ritish and Canadian troops, it was pointed out in the military160 words
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Article155 1942-01-06 6 Batavia, Jan. 5. THE N.E.I. Government is in earnest about maintaining order during black-outs and air-raid alarms and will not allow the committing of crimes. The Government is determined to maintain order and safety and has instituted severe penalties for crimes, specially the death penalty155 words
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Article47 1942-01-06 6 Berlin. Jan. 5. THE Trans-Ocean agency Ftates new bomb outrage was perpetrated in Paris on Saturday evening "tttK 9MW days cf quiet." The bemb. the fg states, was hurled by unknown into a restaurant frequented by GermW* but nobody was injured, only «llgnt ffl* terial was caused.—Reuter.47 words
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Advertisement223 1942-01-06 6 15.30 p.m. 8.30 p.m. I 20th Century ~Fo\ t^bjll^^^^^^^ ;M i% 1 n c t tudi e GORDON BARKER PAT T-J A "V ALASTAIRSIM \j L 11X1 X PATRONS PLEASE NOTE As from To-morrow (Wednesday) shews will start daily as follows: 11 a.m. 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. NEXT223 words
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Advertisement114 1942-01-06 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE 1940 Ford V 8 22 BP. in use one year. Excellent condition. Tax and Insurance $1,500 or nearest offer Tel. Ww. IS TO-DAY 11.30 a.m.. 2.30 ,Jjfe Grand Double Attract--3 MESQUITEERS 'PIONEERS of the WEST PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES" BRIGHTEN UP YOUR BROWN-OUT EVENINGg* WITH THE114 words
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209 1942-01-06 7 (By Special Cable). Batavia, Jan. 5. NO official or Press comment is available about the appoint- ment of Gen. Wavell as supreme commander of the unified command of the south-west Pacific area Semi-official circles emphasve the great importance of the unification of the Pacific command, while209 words
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Article135 1942-01-06 7 rpHE recent developments of the war in and around Malaya have raised a number of new problems for those responsible fcr the M.B.C. programmes. At 7.20 p.m. to-morrow tbe Director of Programmes will give a spec'al talk for listeners to the Singapore station, outlining some of135 words
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Advertisement1405 1942-01-06 7 CLASSIFIED-ADS. Domestic Occurrences A< KNOWLEDGMENT. Mrs. Tan Cheow Pin and family bet; to tender their heartfelt thanks to all relatives and friends who sent wreaths and attended the funeral of the late Mr. Tan Cheow Pin. MARRIAGE. WEE—HO. The marriage between MLs Winnie Wee Chy e Hoon (Baby;, eldest daughter1,405 words
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Advertisement664 1942-01-06 7 COMMUNIQUE FROM FOOD CONTROLLER, MALAYA. NOTICE TO DEALERS HOLDING MINIMUM STOCKS OF FOOD. Dialers whp are required by law to carry minimum stocks of food are encouraged to disperse part or all of their stocks to suitable premises other than those in which ttuy are already stored. Dealers] are, however,664 words
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Advertisement105 1942-01-06 7 BY ORDER OF THE CUSTODIAN OF ENEMY PROPERTY China and Southern Rank Ltd. AUCTION SALE Comprising:— Writing table, wash .stands, arm chairs and settee with mattress cushions, extending table. .itair carpets and rods. "COLL ARD COLLARD' piano, etc., etc., To be held at the sale-room of A. T. EDW ARDS105 words
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Advertisement250 1942-01-06 7 SUNSHINE COD LIVER OIL TABLETS Each tablet is equivalent in Vitamin potency to one teaspoonful of Cod Liver oil U.S.P. Contains Vitamin A which is growth promoting and increases resistance to respiratory infections and Vitamin D which is rickets preventing and a valuable aid in the proper development of bones250 words
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Miscellaneous924 1942-01-06 7 I TO-DAY'S IIAIIIO I Austral;.. oliluni VIViJ 7 10 Opening Announcements in| Transmission 'A' Date!. ZHL 1333 kes 7 15 news ij, Dutch relayed froml ZKP1 9707 kes London ZHP2 6179 kes 7 30 Dutch Programme P m 7 45 Interval. 12 00 Do You Remember -gramo- Thfti p rOK924 words
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Article, Illustration305 1942-01-06 8 THE RUSSIAN ARMY OF THE CAUCASUS, UNDER 1 GENERAL KOSLAV, IS CONTINUING ITS SWEEI ACROSS THE CRIMEA TO THE RELIEF OF HIE BELEAGUERED BLACK SKA NAVAL BASE OF SEBASTOPOL. While the latest MOSCOW comI munique merely records fresh Soviet gains without mentioning any specific305 words
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Article62 1942-01-06 8 A TELEGRAM from London yes- J ttrday stated that a further giftof 1225.000 had been received from! tne Sultan cf Johore and his' Government. This was a mistake., The correct figure was i' 525.000. The gift was mad? unreservedly .o the Home Government for the prosecuticn62 words
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289 1942-01-06 8 I London. Jan. G. IN the latest list of R.A.F. awards published on Tuesday. Actlnß Flight-Lieut. Ercolani is awarded the D.S.O. fcr the great courage and skill he displayed when h s bember was set on lire on the return journey from a very289 words
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33 1942-01-06 8 London. Jan. .">. Mr. Duff Cooper, the Minister of of State, replying from Singapore to a message of goodwill from his Parliamentary constituents, says: "Many thanks. All confident here."—Reuter.33 words
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444 1942-01-06 8 AN tyrosine ot Vichy's (Jcstapo organised in the limited Slates by the Ambassador. Gaston Henri-Haye, reveals attempts to cajole an American cable company into building a Frenchccntroiled radio station on the Vichy islands of St. Pierre and Miquclon, off the Canadian coast. Free French444 words
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Article158 1942-01-06 8 London, Jan. 6. THE considerable attention which enemy bombers have been showing Malta' recently is still continuing, according to a message from Malta, whicn states that late on Sunday afternoon, a force of enemy bombers with large fighter escort crossed the coast and were heavily158 words
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157 1942-01-06 8 London Jan. 6. BOTH Houses of Psjiiamen* plan to receive statements on ttM war situation when they reassemble ■northr It ls un- 1 Likely that there will be I full dress debut-" In either House before Mr. Churchill return* from the United StPtes.157 words
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Article16 1942-01-06 8 untitled Jan. 6: The Portuguese Amba—ador from London is conferring wita Doctor Salazar about Timor.- Reuter.16 words
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399 1942-01-06 8 (Tribune Staff Reporter) ANK Japanese morning raid this week on the Singapore artwas packed with incidents, thrills and narrow escapes fo) a section of the local population staying in the bombed area One A.X.P. post, the Tribune learned, received a direct hit by an incendiary.399 words
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72 1942-01-06 8 Tokio, Jan 6: Four leading members of the Shanghai Municipal Council belonging to the nations at war with Japan have resigned, says a Shanghai dispatch to the Japanese News Agency. They are Messrs J. H Lidriel. Chairman (Great Britain). R. A Pollock (Great Britaini. R. J.72 words
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Article69 1942-01-06 8 Ztirich, Jan. 6. rpIIE Oermar authorities' action ln clos- iug iU public establishments in Paris from Aye o'clock in the evening of Sunday until Monday followed two 'An-ti-German bOCDb cut!ages." according to the Pari? correspondent of the Zurich newspaper National Zeitung. The first bomb incident caused69 words
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Article25 1942-01-06 8 A MMting of the Singapore Rural Board will be held at the I and Office on Thursday. Jan 15. sit 10 .t.m.25 words
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763 1942-01-06 8 'Poison' Wife Is Bound Over Goes Home /\UTSII)E the court at Northampton Assizes a husband shook hands v.ith the wife who a few minutes earlier had stood her trial on a charge of "administering a noxious thing" with intent to injure him. her ovrr to be of good behaviour for763 words
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Advertisement87 1942-01-06 8 r '^^v^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^h fine at extremely low prices Highest p.rade of mutton exported PRIME j from Australia, noted for fine AUSTRALIAN quality and superb flavour. Our I mutton is really cheap fcotta no wore f/fcrn market mutton) and C_<[eis Lervs I many delightful and inexpensive I L dip Chops f dishes87 words
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