Morning Tribune, 12 October 1940
1940-10-12
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Morning Tribune
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Title Section17 1940-10-12 1 L F T SALES EXCEED 4,500 DAILY. Morning Tribune ,r ol 5_.NO. 217, Saturday, Oct. 12, 1940.17 words
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Article298 1940-10-12 1 THE ENEMY VERSION aaasdfsdfasdfasdfasdf II M UNIQUES from Rome and Berlin give the distorted, unversion of air battles. We them below, if only to show i bad liars the Italians and bans are: sdafsdafsdafasdfsadf German High Command limique makes the following s: London was again the e of Thursday's reprisalReuter - 298 words
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Article123 1940-10-12 1 I&NDON. Oct. 11.-Britain's national war bill for the J h n l iHwm-ial year may m\M....- c sta K«rini total of ft!"**. £1.900,000.000 b*"? ad y l) <^n sanctioned i«im ment and 5 K as. JS* the vote of of £1,000,000,000, voted in July, hasReuter - 123 words
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Article, Illustration168 1940-10-12 1 NAVY SHELL CHERBOURG: RAF BOMB NAVAL BASES HEADACHES FOR HITLER O The Slorv Ol The Xavv London, Oct 11. CHERBOURG was bombarded by heavy and light forces of the Navy on Thursday night, according to an Admiralty communique issued this evening. A concentration of enemy shipping had been detected by168 words
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Article484 1940-10-12 1 LONDON, OCT. 11. BRITISH BOMBERS CARRIED OUT ATTACKS DURING D THURSDAY NIGHT ON OIL SUPPLIES. COMMUNICATIONS AND OTHER MILITARY TARGETS IN GERMANY, THE AIR MINISTRY ANNOUNCES. INVASION PORTS IN ENEMY OCCUPIED TERRITORY WERE ALSO ATTACKED. Strong forces of British bombers singled out oil targetsReuter - 484 words
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Article122 1940-10-12 1 AERIAL SCORE BOARD London, Oct. 11.— Up to yesterday, a lotal of 2,613 enemy machines had been ueau-ojed over and around the British isles since the war began. The R.A.F. has lost 700 aircraft irom which 340 pilot* were saved. So far, this month comparative figures of losses have beenBritish Wireless - 122 words
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Article207 1940-10-12 1 War .ha. Oct. 11. WHAT is considered to be i a momeniotis meeting \of the Indian Congress I Party's working committee I began this afternoon when I Mr. Gandhi reported to the committee on his last i interview with the Viceroy. There are inuications that iReuter - 207 words
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Article58 1940-10-12 1 Estate Of Duke Of Northumberland London, Oct. 11.— The will (proved) of the late Duke of Northumberland, of the Grenadier Guards, who died on active service in Flanders on May 21 last show? an unsettled estate of £1,446,48f*. Succeeding as the ninth Duke in 1930, he was in 1936 ParliamentaryBritish Wireless - 58 words
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Advertisement20 1940-10-12 1 SAFEGUARD YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SFCTIRITY PLUS SERVICE «i»i^ maimmammma HEAD OFFO-NO. I6D CECIL STREET,20 words
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Article252 1940-10-12 2 Union, Ott. n. k M MUli; „l Itfifli h.n, bnn ncr.nl nun thc Kritish A Bucharest Rentes diplomatic correspondent kmw fi«" autno natht QUtflfn in London. Thee refOrtf shou that the Minister ha> been ,r.nvnl 1» meata* ol the Rumanian Government and regarded as sausReuter - 252 words
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268 1940-10-12 2 AMEKICA will give Britain all the help she asfcs forsliort of actually sending fighting men across the Atlantic, thinks Mr. Freu M. Prince, vice-presi. dent and export manager of the I'nited States Paraflfne Companies Inc. who is just now in Singapore on a holiday. •'Britain's268 words
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Article, Illustration281 1940-10-12 2 The newspaper adas, "Whoever breans t^«tj^ blockade wins Hitler's war, which Is iu part a war against America, yet a gioup of Americans ptopoa i J that we put pressure on Britain and let food in: Hitler's Europe. "Th£ Nazis are deliberately and systematical reducing defeated nationsReuter - 281 words
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61 1940-10-12 2 U.S- Mission To Study Air Defence Wash;.. IT is officially dfack ied tha ft&s'on Of five Un j Vt.v officers is now on thfi England bv Pan-American d| |t«» studs British air raid M Mr. ior General B- m assistant chiel cf th< A Co and Major General James CMReuter - 61 words
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Article54 1940-10-12 2 Greek Steamer Torpedoed Lisbon. Oct. i j THIRTEEN mrvivor< from I 1 Greek steamer Au':v.- Nica 'torpedoed bv an It?': suDB Icn Cot. l. have arrived I their rescue bv a Poi ler, the remainder of th nicked up by Spanish na The steamer was J h>- Argentine to EnReuter - 54 words
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Article40 1940-10-12 2 N.E.I. TIN AND RUBBER FOR U. New York. Oct j PVERV pound of tin andl U ber available in the >«" lands Indies is bein^ pu^ by the United States W ment for quick shipment the Herald Tribune's ton correspondent.- ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article29 1940-10-12 2 PACIFIC CO MMAN IN CANADA Otta I The Defence Ifl Ston, has ann p P.-»ciflr» ™i*' r Canada under V Aiexonae: n the provinces 01 H and Alberta. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Advertisement88 1940-10-12 2 JmmWm mm^mm—\-—m^^^ mmm A^ ''fymWmmw /J^' 1f v _€/&k^^_tf%\ W\ ''«nrnuvd iu Australia. TTh^ii 3^^-- rfANli FV n,,n,,(,d »n »»rd rubber l[r Bj C-J/iS it*' '-onuinm. insulated with 1 J Kv/^ -'illl >'-"''- !i ran omu crd.ir m Sill ■'< -•paf-iiors. tOMii are solidIL tll'l P {jai^^^m bi,IM ,or ,onK88 words
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Article579 1940-10-12 3 Japanese Spokesman Says TOKYO. OCT. 11. foiiNG thai nn: FAR BAST SHL ATION HAS RE ,i.> ..hi I>IIET. THE FOREIGN OFFICE j HAN SAID HE REGRETTED THE SENS A Sii TREND IN IHE AMERICAN PRESS. IN AUDI |f, ill FELT, THAT ALL RESPONSIBLE MEN IN j,Reuter - 579 words
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Article71 1940-10-12 3 Japanese Trade Talks In N.E.I. Baiavia. Oct. 11. THE Netherlands East Indie*- Japanese trade parleys con tnuied in a quiet atmosphere. Th: N E.l. delegation handed out to the representatives of the Japancct government a memorandum regarding the points already (fiscu* pfd, The Japanese delegation he!; several meetings. According toReuter - 71 words
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169 1940-10-12 3 THE tightening of 'financial belts" was urged by Captain HFC Crookshank, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, in a speech at Liverpool to-day. He said the country as a whole was lacing up to its duty well, but it had to do very much more ;fReuter - 169 words
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Article, Illustration101 1940-10-12 3 H Men of thcf( i ivoyai Austra- li.-.n Air Force S are playing a big part in the i war on the Egyp»ian front. J Here are mem- bers of a unit on their way to a canteen,? S decked with an i assortment of i J101 words
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Article71 1940-10-12 3 Madiid. Oct. 11.In.te'rcst here contin- 1 1.• to centre round in.' ceremonies connected with the visit of Marshal de Bono i ho was received by General Franco yescrday afternoon. De Bouo~ is to present/ of nera 1 Franco with tlv collar of the OP cwf cfReuter - 71 words
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Article275 1940-10-12 3 Vichy, Oct. 11. '-THIO new regime in France is to be no "servile imitation ol v foreign regimes," declares Marshal Petain in a message to Franco tiesning the policy of his Government. In foreign policy, the new France, declares the message, mtist be freed from allReuter - 275 words
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Advertisement14 1940-10-12 3 11l X^kftf/fyi* r,<> I 111 FOR HIRING KATES AND PARTICULARS THE MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPT.14 words
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Article, Illustration322 1940-10-12 4 rE mpUm\ 01 the women of England is reflected in th< actions of their sisters from the Colonies and Dominions. Mi s.s Olive Dunlop, a 21--year-old Australian girl who arrived in London on holiday three days before war broke out and who stayed to do war322 words
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Article, Illustration360 1940-10-12 4 Vera Ardmore - Vera Ardmore By IN town for a week at the moment is Mrs. H. Lilley, of Seremban, one of the most energetic upcountry war workers. For a long time now she has been making attractive artificial flowers of organdi and other materials and selling them360 words
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Article90 1940-10-12 4 Coming Parties JTHE Consul- l General for Thailand and I IVladame Vudhi- l I sara Netinati will hold a iarge pah i t i Party at Tan- J Jong Balai on J Sunday, 20th. l m I A A i The Bishop J J and Mrs. B. C. j Roberts90 words
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Article166 1940-10-12 4 People Places able for Christmas gifts at the showroom and ther* some decorative waste I kets and rattan table mat stiit are really charming and q U;; 5 sonable in pric 1 Rattan car cushions are ahJ polar and beautifu country. News Flashes jyjAJOR and Mrs. Byre are «J join166 words
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Advertisement53 1940-10-12 4 CHRISTMAS A GIFTS ■B for FOLKS at HOME m/Mll 111 ARDEN K^ will send the gift of your \Vj\ from her London Salon MA p" a s t0 arriv e just before _rfrtH Christmas. Please let us have TfSSS^' your card for enclosure as \PSLgJ?" nas Possible. 4'-^ >^^ MAYNARD'S53 words
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Advertisement89 1940-10-12 4 Chiropody And Cai Of The Feet We have pleasure in annourJ the success of our newly opM Chiropody Section under j direct supervision of Miss D R* who is a fully qualified chiropoj with a London Diploma. charges for this service are re sonable and advice on all I troubles89 words
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Article, Illustration1105 1940-10-12 5 i-.m. if. i POST FREE FACILITIES j IF you haven't got a stamp J S handy, send your query to J the Tribune Press Town J S Office, No. 9, The Arcade, in J an unstamped envelope. It i will then be forwarded by J hand1,105 words
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Advertisement23 1940-10-12 5 Correspondence Coupon j The above coupon must be enclosed Kith every correspondence coupon. i Morning Tribune, Saturday, i i October 12. 1940 I23 words
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Advertisement204 1940-10-12 5 fa 1 011 11 1 11 will have an entirely fresh meaning At W if you have not already eaten some mm 4 M of the delicious ice cream made by mßm^ the Cold Storage Creameries. I I "JfBL Easily tho finest, richest, smooth- mSH Xm. est ice cream you204 words
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Article435 1940-10-12 6 LIABILITY FOR SERVICE COLONIALS ON LEAVE ApHK following communique on tha liability for service <>i I*l'- on leave in the I nited Kingdom Wl issued vesterday I -„,i „j information: Under tin- National Sei (Armed Forces) Act, 1989, men belonging to one ol tbe proclaimed age groups who enter Kn435 words
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Article102 1940-10-12 6 Tin.' Hon. Mr H.H. Abdoolno, C p. E Indian member ot thi J ei'i Ist V.- Council, will broadcast ii i the Bingapore i tation for thr fti time to-nikht (Saturday) at 7 10 The i übject ol the talk will be India And The War."102 words
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Article66 1940-10-12 6 "THIS must be the Rajah or Sara- wak's spectacles/' remarked Mr. J. G. Rappoport, third magistrate, yesterday, when Kang Eaig Lim, 23, was charged with stealing a pair of (spectacles from the premises of Ellison Ezeklel, Op;icians of Capitol Building. The spectacles were valued at $100. Kang, claimed66 words
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Article, Illustration75 1940-10-12 6 Ready for a whirl through the air is Mary Howard In her nary leather coat, double- breasted with gold buttons. > Eren the square i shoulders have single gold but- S tons fastening »he straps. Hat is in navy) leather with searlet quill, i The75 words
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Article78 1940-10-12 6 HAVLAI Ram Chawta, a 40-year-old Indian appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham, second magistrate, yesterday, on a charge of using criminal force to two detectives in the execution of their duty. The detectives. Gulab Shah and Lim Tu Lai, were alleged to have been assaulted by Chawla, ir78 words
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40 1940-10-12 6 Mother Tried To Kill Herself Over Dollar 4 MOTHER tried to obtain a dollar from her husband in child t f Stop c *"ld from cryinc when the man refund Chin^ 4 1-.vear-oM Thp bar^ bein^'- the bus, wn surety.40 words
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Article116 1940-10-12 6 PATIENTS in the Sungei Buioh 1 grateful foi the amenities and l receive- ander British protection, and t H well the kind of treatment a leper wou,^3 thc Nazi heel; but a British victory them a s inevitable." That is an extract from a116 words
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Article171 1940-10-12 6 STOLE FROM FRIEND -TELL their they urf ver > aid J Oldham, in leiday. bind Scran and x:f J* Salleh, In J*J each for a ,1 0 t*2 for theft "J* articles fro: with whom The comp in Bachee Un J when his i 3 him in Chanei for 20171 words
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Article113 1940-10-12 6 THE Straits Chinese a sociation is waiting charitable gentleman to I building which will enaMi ss*»rt a Club for Cbinea This was announced by Mr. Tay Lian 'leek. pRJB annual general mMm Straits Chinese BiitishU yesterday. The formation of mkt to prevent Chinese boys a activities and excitement 'oming113 words
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Advertisement45 1940-10-12 6 ™mS Ammm jPsl" V »^"^Mfflr/ jT S^^T JGs^WKSvtfSS^ .mm IHfclMi^Mi .X jy /U i«Ki'S —Jl 8 fIKIJ 9V ttf aM mSS *»°8 WW^ "f ■'.-■> 'ist-*** sJB Sm an T MRiB 2? k \ti OK (I sS^BjSSsj ::__fM~~*^^ml^~^umrm $4 '«?&.s£• i..^ Xj_3Ll^^Hß i JS MB ■Ka%l%£45 words
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765 1940-10-12 7 Invasion Threat Fails To hake The Calm Of Britain I 1.. Hopkin Writes From London London, Aug. 31. be difficult," said i vncrican writer rean impartial obto decide to-day whether are the bravest or (the most stupid people rid. The way they ting in the present situa>u id be used765 words
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205 1940-10-12 7 Tokyo, Oct. 10. WHILE leading Japanese newspapers shunned discussion on the glowing Pacific tension between Britain, America and Japan, the militant Hoehi Shimbun demanded the withdrawal of American forces from China. "Our Government has made it clea** that the normal activities of those showingEastern News - 205 words
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Article89 1940-10-12 7 New Delhi, Oct. 1! FOUR persons were killed ant' several injured when the poUce were forced to open tire on a crowd following a clash between Hindus snd Muslims at Ghaziabad, 20 miles from here last ni^rht. It is stated that Muslims ei ring from aReuter - 89 words
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Article470 1940-10-12 7 r AR brings many unexpected changes, usually beyond the control of the belligerents. Take the Sino-Japanese War, for example. When it started, the Chinese Government knew from the beginning that a weak and unprepared p hina could not stand up against the military might of a first-rate Power470 words
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Advertisement120 1940-10-12 7 *wMf riC^l A HOME FROM HOME iited on Institution Hill away from the noise of tapore, in surroundings of »ral beauty HILLTOP offers a home where you can live **My, in peace and corns' (i. 1 1 dens. Tennis Courts, a" cveellent Table. BedJ»s with bathrooms attach Phone the Manageress120 words
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Advertisement118 1940-10-12 8 3aW3/JfmYj\m S^/W(v^/^/^Sax f r i rJ^Yl^\Q.m*^rlfi* £n r THE"^/<WrLABEI.a Jl Mte iab^ I White Label U ;f _creat a Pl I ll Jwar&SoP. J I t 'AMI cfl J PEH^BJfII 11 lAtf J hiH»t|7|]| SL^Km^m\\\SammL. oii'i 'iiiii iM^B m m~^m Bk "'[JW W I m am m JB^fl il never118 words
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Article, Illustration159 1940-10-12 9 DRITiSH and Ca- nadian troops are in Iceland by special agreement between the British and Icelandic governments concerning the safety of the northern country which would be of strategic value to Ger. many in her warfare against Britain. The picture here a scene on the island from a159 words
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Article24 1940-10-12 9 four attractive beach midriff suit of eltstici- then spotted material Idle gives the illusion of I velvety finished knitted iiii in bright colours.24 words
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Article326 1940-10-12 9 ALLEGATIONS that he was n abused when he asked the occupants of a house to put out a hght, were made bv an air raid warden in the fifth police court, yesterday, i n a summons case against Beh Kim Swee, the occupier of326 words
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Article83 1940-10-12 9 London, Oct. 11. THE London area was once more the chief target of German raiders during their nightly raids, and up to mid-night, Thursday. 36 districts in or on the outskirts of the capital had been bombed. Other raiders have been reported over towns- from theReuter - 83 words
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151 1940-10-12 9 London, Oct. 11. CTICK it to the end was the substance of a message Mr. Ernest Bevin has sent to a factory which an inspector of the Ministry of Labour described as showing the greatest speed in production and development inBritish Wireless - 151 words
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Article90 1940-10-12 9 London, Oct. 10. TIN opened firm. The turnover was 200 tens. Eastern sellers were reluctant owing to the uncertainties of future freight rates. There was some covering against fair overnight business to the United States, with dealers absorbing near dates and anticipating export permits next90 words
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Article126 1940-10-12 9 S THE Trengganu Spitfire Fund, which is the only i purely State fund of its kind J in Malaya, is the subject of a congratulatory telegram i received by the High Comj mission.-! for the Malay 1 States from the Seeretarv of State for the Colonies It126 words
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Article287 1940-10-12 9 $1,000,000 Bankruptcy Singapore, Friday. OTHAT in a bankruptcy matter wliere the debtor had been convicted for an offence under the provisions of the Bankruptcy I Ordinance the High f ourt has no power to order his discharge, was revealed at the hearing of an application for287 words
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Article90 1940-10-12 9 MORE Bills about to be introduced in the Legislative Council ar*,' published in the Government, Gazette. The objects and reasons of rj» Ordinance to amend the Municipal Ordinance 'Chapter 133 of the Re vised Edition* states: "This Bill effects a number qi further amendments necessary to facilitate90 words
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Article78 1940-10-12 9 LORD MAYOR'S THANKS The Malaya Patriotic Fund yesterday received the following tej£gram from the Lord Mayor of tondon: "Greatly appreciate your generous and sympathetic assistance to Londoners at this time of trkU." A total of £4,500, in two donations, one of £2,000 and the other of £2,500, has been sent78 words
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Advertisement67 1940-10-12 9 HAIR FALL If you have bald head, if your hair is thin or grows slowly; if it falls off in patches or generally; if you encounter early greying of same or have dandruff or feel an itching sensation on your scalp, do not wait for things to grow worse. Us^67 words
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Article62 1940-10-12 10 STOLE RICK FROM BOAT GOH Teow 1 a barn 1 1 I Mr. J I it. thud 1 the Mve I .g- u tad Q I i! hen que f: >ued xi. K>« he had ob- j prertou i coi incmd was] i't one montl .i.,)i a tment, Iqu 1.62 words
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Article225 1940-10-12 10 T H! MgapMC Amateur DfflMtk S Z produce another .1 these ,usth J and the me chosen th.s t.mr.s rh- j perhaps as well known .is the G«jiHm J M.Ua.l.' ,i is nevertheless a delightful j the (Albert and Sullivan combination bruadh humorous than most225 words
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Article77 1940-10-12 10 DAGGER CHARGE AGAINST TEOCHEW BECAUSE Geh Gek] *> Chuan. a 20-year-old Teochew, was said to have been found with a dagger in his possession without the permission of the Chief Police Officer, he was arrested. Geh was arrested at a house in Yio Chu Kane Road, at 12.40, on Thursday77 words
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Article132 1940-10-12 10 FALSE STATEMENT ALLEGED HAVELI Ram Chawla, a 40-year-old Punjabi, appeared before Mr. JG. Rappoport in the third court /esterday, charged with making a fake statement in court. He is alleged to have falsely stated during a civil salt that h( was not the sole proprietor of the Continental Trading Co132 words
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Article316 1940-10-12 10 Air Raid NhH« i s THE importance of air raid shelters and gas masks in sJ 1 pore when the situation in the East is so uncertain! stressed by the Hon. Mr. Tay Lian Teck, presiding at annual general meeting of the Straits Chinese Brttfe| ctation yesterday316 words
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Article44 1940-10-12 10 The State of Brim- nas tek| phed $30,000 to the < rown to be handed to thc Imperial (3 ernment. This is a gift towards the pn cut ion of the war from the DWd of ?,necial war taxation in Bl44 words
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Advertisement219 1940-10-12 10 Kf^fc*>P| Mmmmmmm,. iuil '_^J__l_!_L.l— _ZCU— l-Z_ l^— L. —i ti SSmm *f 'Mm VTmm BSB^Z2s^^^fc^L^S?J* '>&«Vir*VtnK^OiHHlfiPflKfl BY RO«dWmSH INDIA UNH (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). The best possible services are being maintained bv the f <>. S. N. Coy. from the Straits to their usual ports of call In China, India, Ceylon219 words
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Advertisement217 1940-10-12 10 FAKAIIAY COMPANY FNGINFERS HEXD FFICE P AFFLES PI ACE Idle Plant Wont Help The Country For tbe successful prosecution af 'he war the need foi Plant and Machinery is as urgent as the need ior men. Ha any surplus plain which might be set to work m the National intcrcs'.217 words
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Advertisement2468 1940-10-12 11 Ktuations Vacant Photography For Sale To Let SEA SIDE (Uftairho.ise. cheap rent, light. i water, suitable for week ends. Apply Box 524, Malays Tribune. Singapore. (No. 944E. SEA SIDE furnished house or part of the I house, monthly— weekly light watrr Cheap rent, apply 317, East Coast Road. Bedok. (No.2,468 words
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Advertisement363 1940-10-12 11 [on the j j AIR f Singapore /HI. 225 metres (1 333 kcs) ZHPI 30 48 metres (9.49 m ZHP3 4134 aaetrea (7 J. Ml It) From 8. 04 a.m. ta 4. 35 a.m. irom 10. 04 a* si. te 1.54 pm. I rom 5.04 p.m. ta 14. 44 p.m.363 words
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Article125 1940-10-12 12 MORE than 8 trained we: ing on the land in England and ther i ar* I mc: I.COO m re are waiting to b»- bunted. For the moment we do not want anv more women for the Land Armv." an official said: "Until farmers125 words
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Article93 1940-10-12 12 £7,000 For Her Chauffeur THE Hon. Florence Ma via Dak, of Lennard-road.Folke- stone, has left £7.00U in her will to William Henry Martin, chau--1 ffeur and gardener, i "in token of his long and faithful services to me." She was sistei ol the Fourth Baron Dunsandle and dpd last May,93 words
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135 1940-10-12 12 Annette's Wedding Cash Is £2 Less I JIN NETTE Nivoix, A twcnty-one-vo.u--old French girl, w?nt from Fleetwood fn Blackpool to bi'.y furniture, and make arrangements for her wedding to her English fiance. She ought to have been home b" 10.30, but she wasn't. The omission cost h^* £2 at Blackpool135 words
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Advertisement254 1940-10-12 12 VMOIS STABS IN AM W THRH.I V; JOHN < i v,^r. l ,rV,i.":> n TO-DAY »< (AI'MOLi I 3.15 6.15 9.15 I J VIVIEN —Wm. LAURENCE MCHWrOLIVIER \^_^_^_^^^^_^^_^_^_^_^_Z^^^m i^^Sft. J I p^'^Bß"ypisff' l E3fc? BL^^MjJM^w /yii 45 yr* \\f Amm*' Am* fV' F L P *jl mjZ_\& r '"jtmrnY' \\m&mV254 words
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Advertisement212 1940-10-12 12 JAMES HILTON, Author of "GOODBYFm?7> Says COMPLETELY DELKiinn ENTERTAINMENT* Daily At 11 a.m., 3.15, 6.15 <j.l;, J[^H AT THE AMI V>l H|{l The Thrills, the drama, the fun and excitement Student life at Rugby, where boys are moulded men A Story of heroism and inspiration Sei2 to none m m212 words
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Article232 1940-10-12 13 THE BRIGHTS LIGHTS! jAt The Cathay •TINTAMED,'' which opened a sea U son at the Cathay last nigh IS a thrilling spectacle filmed 1n technicolour amid the snowy v astes of the far north. It shows Ray Milland as a city doctor refining health in far-flung iso- /> f ed232 words
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Article119 1940-10-12 13 Efforts To Bring Britons Home THE Government n< 1 d °ing all possible to arrange for tho .-arty return of British oiibjects still in unoccupied Frr.nce who wish to leturn to England. Mr. Butler, UnderSecretary fcr foreign Affairs, told the Hous< Commons this. Tne Vichy Government were unlikely to tiSpond119 words
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128 1940-10-12 13 NO COURT MARTIAL OVER LOSS OF GLORIOUS MR. A. V. Alexander, First Lord of the Admiralty, stated in i the Commons that a court-mar.tial was not held as a; matter of course when a naval ship was lost. The circumstances of the loss of Glorious and ships in company were128 words
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57 1940-10-12 13 M.P.'s Want Bottle Parties Prohibited ANE hundred and IT sixty-one M.P.s of all parties have given notice of a motion urging that bottle parties should be stopped. The motion says arrangements should be made to prohibit the siiDPly and consumption of intoxicating liquors in unlicensed premises habitually used for music,57 words
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Advertisement320 1940-10-12 13 By Notices 7A\ mi mcipality. .J. wted for I the "J| of unslazed B the year 1941 retatw l-Mosquito Dept. m^M see Municipal f\mi Tenders will close '■_h' J8 October 1940. r C. H. GoWie, i Municipal Secretary. H] n MCIPAUTY. flf d for the supB rods made out of320 words
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Advertisement194 1940-10-12 13 PAVILIOi\| POSITIVELY LAST 3 SHOWS TO DAY AT 3.15, 6.15 9.15 ■AUL KV>JDLjUI\ IN THE FINEST ROLE OF HIS CAREER! "THE PROUD VALLEY"! DELIGHTFUL ROMANCE MAGNIFICENT SINGING supported by GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS TO-MORROW at 3.15 6.15 9.15 BROADWAY'S WISEST AND WITTIEST PLAY _m_ \mW m m^ y L^% ib** I194 words
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Article757 1940-10-12 14 I I i. h m sh<»ii!c' il na v d f im ta I hJni In vij if i.i the afl Rt\Cm ONE I fan 8 I 88 I Cluny v. narrowly beaten f Fll .>. iuiiongs at Singapore ;i I month with Hiqii Ijfe757 words
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210 1940-10-12 14 JHE SC.C. held the Heavy Regiment to a draw ftf) or.;!?* S.C.C. padaag, yesterday at rugger. Th equalised with a penalty goal after the Gunners had scored a try. Cantrell missed three penalty kick On the other hand, the Gunners thorough!/ deserved to win210 words
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Article, Illustration66 1940-10-12 14 T^'lt's sun time* P says Vir- i ginia Grey, who i takes a few davs J N off from studio S i chores 4 o gather some sunshine. The Metro) Goldwyn -Mayer i actress dons on these occasions a vellow satin l swim suit accented by66 words
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Article153 1940-10-12 14 RAFFII 3 Colli 'l I -kev by ihe^B, 1 m I fact that ho;'^ mm showed a lot of das ~m rk .-IklUt;* Oil. ''11 r 1 them tak- 1 *i." lfl J Boudewyn. who drove 4K villi l' i"; ,1 'ilr In a College raid Hu.- 1 1153 words
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Article83 1940-10-12 14 Molesworth Fine Goalkeeping TINE goalkeep:. tt M JJHh'i f saved the S.C.C u /.:».n feat when the Cub j»d in a hockey m- n |If |lM yesterday. The matcn 1| two-all draw. rpanim. A shade th. M Public Works u'em? 1 ;B Tinners had tncir .^w better opportunity c de83 words
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Article240 1940-10-12 15 London. Oct. 11. wetk< concentrated air attacks on finl i, the enemy still failing to *et pass £/rnce« md spending a great deal of J bombs on non-military i.bjettives in that there is no reason to supp German destruction of Brifactories will increase. "In thej»e cv-Reuter - 240 words
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Article31 1940-10-12 15 Shanghai, Oct. ti. iths of complete 'Wing France's known French t Maritimes is suming its freieht ices in the Far I with the run call at any un tne way ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article70 1940-10-12 15 Manchester Egg Lead In response to i I their appeal for eggs for pati- ents. Wembley I (Middlesex) i Hospital have j received more from Manches- ter than from any other town. A thirty- two- J year- old Man- j Chester spinsier i wrote: "I hope the eggs I have70 words
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Article62 1940-10-12 15 MAY DRIVE LORRY NOW UNDER an ordei made by the! aiinister of Transport, people over twentyjne, holding either an ordinary driving licence (whether tun or provisional I or Soiv.ce a ving licence, may drive a heavy goods vehicle without further licence* or iienttH The holder of heavy goods vehicle driver's62 words
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Article313 1940-10-12 15 MARQ UES BEATEN AGAIN DECISIVELY outpointing the Mexican lightweight charn. pion of Singapore. Ventura Marques, over ten lively rounds of fighting at the New World Arena last night, popular Luis (Yeo) Blanco, Filipino-Chinese welterweight, registered his first victory since his arrival in Singapore. Giving a classic exhibition of both lighting313 words
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Article126 1940-10-12 15 WEE HOCK SENG, a senior clerk employed at -i mercantile office, was ordered to pay $20 month!; towards the benefit of his creditors at his pubhe examination in bankruptcy yesterday. The debtor told the court that he was 51 years of age, Wm married and had126 words
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Article197 1940-10-12 15 London. Oct. 11. lONDOX has had two daylight warnings to-day so far. During the first a formation of nine planes was seen over the south-east England area, making for London. AnM-aircraft 'inns -.vent into action. The raiders immediately broke formation and four turned tail while theReuter - 197 words
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Article, Illustration592 1940-10-12 16 GERMAN ATTACK ON SUEZ CANAL M IGHT BE A POSSIBILITY LONDON', OCT. U IttSPITE LARGE TROOf ■WJ™™. SS£ K.ANS, IT IS TOO SOON TO! j££*i^£gE THAT Till: ANIS POWERS II AVEI I* TOITBM COM MITTED THEMSELVES TO CTOTAIN LINES Of ACTIOS THERE, WRITES KKI TERS MlL "A"**** RESPONDENT A GAMEReuter - 592 words
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Article89 1940-10-12 16 Chungking, Oct. 11.— Mayor Siddiqui of Calcutta will shortly visit Chungking on a goodwill mission on behalf of the 37 million Indian Muslims. The visit was promised *by Mr. M. A. Jinuali. President of the Indian Muslim League, during the recent visit of the Chinese Muslim goodwillReuter - 89 words
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Article33 1940-10-12 16 Vancouver, Oct. 11 —The British commission will visit Canada shortly for discussion with the Canadian naval authoritirv on the number of merchant ships to be louilt, announced Mr. Macdonald. the Naval Ministei ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article47 1940-10-12 16 Melbourne, Oct. 11. T he Government will have a majority ol two in the newparliament. The final result has now been announced and the state of the parties is: United Australia Party (Government 24; Country Party (Government) 1 4 Labour 32; Non-Com-munist Labour 4.- ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article99 1940-10-12 16 London. Oct. 11.— T?ie German announcement that a German commissioner hits been installed in the Hostel De Ville In Brussels has given rise to fears among Belgians in London uicii M. Van de Muelebroeck, Burgomaster of Brussels, may have suffered or be on the point of suffering the same fateBritish Wireless - 99 words
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Article120 1940-10-12 16 Tokyo, Oct. 11.-Jl American women and are being evacuated fa ing, according tu a news agencv messageChungking, Oct. 11-4 nese have made good! period during which tl Road has been closed crease the transportali city, according to a 4 of the Ministry of CS tons. He explained tlReuter - 120 words
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Article50 1940-10-12 16 THE Tokyo rumours im lia bad prohibited to Japan have been m nied. This denial is a J firmed in London. Mmm tain a year ago bouM tralian woo] clip un™ rfter the war, arrange^ then made, and are st« to supply neutral co« eluding Japan, direct.^ tialia.— ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article, Illustration96 1940-10-12 16 Providence (Rhode Island >, I Oct. 11. 'WHEN you vote in November, make your vote mean that it can't happen here." Mr. Wendell Willkie. Republican candidate, used this new slogan when addressing a mass meeting here last night. Mr. Willkie said: "The philosophy of theReuter - 96 words
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