Morning Tribune, 23 May 1941
1941-05-23
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Title Section19 1941-05-23 1 Morning Tribune l ,<;. Friday. May 23. 1941. MORNING TRIBUNE FRWAY, MA\- 23, lb*t. Morning Tribune Friday May 23, 1941.19 words
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Article430 1941-05-23 1 VARNING O VICHY London. May 22R tams that the French oil tanker tehere/adr. carrying a cargo of oil from ISUtes !><»rt to Casablanca has been Ited t» the British Navy in the Atlantic Ert had been granted tor the cargo, but jo recent developments interception was elt-NS decided upon. lh<Reuter - 430 words
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Article319 1941-05-23 1 Cairo. May 22. A 8 a result of the capture of I .illuiah on May 19, the British have taken 300 Iraq prisoners, including 27 officers, with considerable quantities of stores and equipment. The British on May 19 also took Post H2 on the pipelineReuter - 319 words
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Article287 1941-05-23 1 Cairo, May 22 TWO enemy divisions are trapped between British I'.mpire forces i» Abyssinia and over 5,000 rifny prison. trs have beea taken, accord- J j ing: to to- day British Middle I ast commsnique which I says: I "In Gondav unit* of the Sudan Defence ForceReuter - 287 words
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Article33 1941-05-23 1 London, May 22.— N0 official confirmation is available in London of the report that Free French troops hive entered Syria and have been joined by French troops within Syria ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article56 1941-05-23 1 New York, May 22. QENATOR David I. Walsh, Chairman of ttie agnate O Naval Affairs Committee, accessing a meetm. of the organisation "Americans United ta h ••incredible I it may seem, letters now reacn ing tKski o? members of Congress ore strvnm un!^ j^^ffif&s W sr^ 156 words
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871 1941-05-23 1 NAVY SINKS DESTROYER: NAZIS LOSE HEAVILY Battle Of Crete JHE BATTLE OF CRETE CO NTINUES WITH UNABATED FURY INTENSE FIGHTING CONTINUES, BUT THE SITUATION IS IN HAND, ALTHOUGH THE GERMANS OBTAINED SOME LOCAL SUCCESSES. MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL, THE PRIME MINISTER, IN REVEALING THE LATEST NEWS OF THE FIGHTING TO THE871 words
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Advertisement23 1941-05-23 1 L^oaww^" IhlJ? BKRVA «ON Of IIUN,,, N^ OF i;oD's {t th T° man we J»anS RES! THAT 1 icai co. gSS BRIDGB RU.23 words
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Article149 1941-05-23 2 London, May 22. ntTAILS of German penetration into Fr.-n.-h Morocco have D berom, known in London. THe Germans ';"^W^-r-d themsclw there through the medium ol the c omini.ssion whi s pnvly German to composition and tacludes no ItaSan memfes. Thta is divided into two sections, one naval149 words
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Article74 1941-05-23 2 London, May 22. yHE German Finance Minister, Count Schwerin. arrived in Paris for talks with the German authorities there, says a Paris dispatch to the official German News Apency. He comes from Brussels. An order issued in Vichy prohibiting the sale of Swiss newspapers inReuter - 74 words
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Article127 1941-05-23 2 SPENT 22 YEARS IN GAOL HERBERT Kershaw 162 of no fixed abode but a native of Radciiffe, Manchester, was at Stafford sentenced to two months imprisonment on each of three summonses for stealing bicycles belonging to Patricia Murphy, of 8, Rowley-grove, Stafford, and Pamela M. F. Coney, of Silkmore Hall,127 words
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Article74 1941-05-23 2 VICHY ENVOY IN BOLIVIA RESIGNS La I'az, May 22. j fTHE Vichy Minister to Bolivia, M. Heavt t (irandim cJe Leprevier, y yesterday caJled at the y Chancellery and stated t that he had sent in his res%tuUiofl to the Vichy (iovtinmcnt on irrounds i i hat he disagreed withReuter - 74 words
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Article30 1941-05-23 2 Chi: JAPANESE aircraft I shan. norMi-cast oi yesterday. The CMJ claim that one WF" was shot down by i-f fencps in Tuesdays ran tu— ReuterReuter - 30 words
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151 1941-05-23 2 London, May 22. THE Nazi Gestapo Chief, Himmler, states the German Radio, is on his way to Oslo where dock workers have come out on strike. The workers' action arose out of an attempt to form a Fascist trade union, according to tiie SwedishReuter - 151 words
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187 1941-05-23 2 London, May! "jHERE does not appear to be any German' I however humiliating, which the Vichy Q rnent, in its present mood, can or will refuse," j Times, adding that in everything but name, Vic joined the Axis. Referring to Iraq and the Arab world generally,Reuter - 187 words
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Article235 1941-05-23 2 Adelaide, May 22. TUK tide of war is moving: swiftly towards our shores as ii» t situation iji th e Balkans and thp Middle East becomes more acute." This warning was made by Mr. A. N. Faddeti, acting Trinie Minister. He said there was no needReuter - 235 words
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Article, Illustration56 1941-05-23 2 During their A tour of Malayan H defences, the* Chinese Mis- j sion visited I* A I work- Z S shops and han- m gars, saw fight- JJ J ers and bombers which are in j service in Ma- laya. I Photo shows: 5 I Members of the 22 Mission56 words
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Advertisement124 1941-05-23 2 r'^ n-i. j i^^*Bm Jtm/ a II I a j A A m > Wffu^M *J f\ 'J k A j kj A \^>^ \2^ O Regular automatic stropping keeps Valet* blades 1 •n perfect condition for weeks on end— far longer than KT^ ordinary blades. A Valet Raxor will124 words
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Article163 1941-05-23 3 NAZI PUTSCH IN CHILE Santiago, May 22. p^eedinfSi consequent upon a Nazi putsch nipped j by the Chilean police, continued yesterday. Roberto Sahr, who is in charge of the oated 20 Nazis, and, after the enquiry of three of the party leaders on charges of i th, security of theReuter - 163 words
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Article115 1941-05-23 3 ITAIN TO UY SHIPS nS. America jrashinfton, May 22. ys is negotiating i h latin American it is reliably report- 1 the purchase of some .hips idle in ports success of these efforts I to hinge upon the itions between the an Financial and iii Committee and J e An.ericun115 words
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Article46 1941-05-23 3 i don, May 22. one of hospitals. In a reci the wing of Id post. time the d. In a entire ward on "•keel and rs were also id, despite bombing casualties wne [ht and all "1 to the counonowms dav ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article, Illustration41 1941-05-23 3 A> in the; Commands of' f the Arm v, troops in Noi- them Irelan«l are paying great attention I to salvage ard anything that can be iiiatfo I use of are not wasted. Flattened petrol cans ready for disposal.41 words
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Article106 1941-05-23 3 Moscow, May 22. THE appointment of two vice-admirals and nine rear- admirals' in the Soviet Fleet was announced today. The total of these ranks has now been brought up to 10 vice-admirals and 54 rear-admirals. The promotion of numbers of chore duty staff has also beenReuter - 106 words
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Article124 1941-05-23 3 Ankara. May 22. THE Turkish Deputy, 11. Yalcin fired another broadside at Germany to-day. He recalls that Germany promised Rumania friendship but gave away Bessarabia. Transylvania and Dobrudja. while all the resources of Rumania are In German hands. He recalls also that while still friendlyReuter - 124 words
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55 1941-05-23 3 Tokyo. May 22. The international and domestic situations were discussed at a liaison conference between the Government and the defence services, according to the Domei Agency. Later the Foreign Minister, Mr. Yosuke Matsuoka. and the War Minister, General Tojo, reported to the Emperor onReuter - 55 words
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Article160 1941-05-23 3 U.S. Envoy On Chinese Survival Manila, May 22. A FREE, and democratic China will emerge from the struggle fcr .survival, Mr. Nelson Johnson, former United States Ambassador at Chungking, said at Manila yesterday. He is on his way to Australia to assume his new post as Minister. The Japanese willReuter - 160 words
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Article35 1941-05-23 3 Washington, May 22. rKE United States naval authorities have announced that Captain William Quigley, U.S.N. has been appointed Chief of General Staff. This is considered an unprecedented procedure in view of his rank Eastern NewsEastern News - 35 words
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Advertisement18 1941-05-23 3 klitioiis Malayan Fish hl y Caught ere d Fresh Daily IJ», Boat Quay E OKEE HUP F 'SHMONGER18 words
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Advertisement143 1941-05-23 3 "Cultivate The Cathay Hahit" Dine and Dance In The .^'^■^ft I Delightful Carrier" condition- /^jtjj ft ed Air as bracing as that of Ik Cameron Highlands P^A commended by connoisseurs no admissiopTcharge during the week saturday nights extension until 1 a.m. with floor show ALEXANDRE DUO COWAN BAn.EY Admission $1.00143 words
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Article, Illustration784 1941-05-23 4 R. A. F. DANCE AT ADELPHI HOTEL News Flashes OJAKD WO tm fOf Uh' MCMM <>1 to-morrow nit',ht (unw ai the Adeipiii. to be given by ill rmnka ol the HA P itoUOO, Kalian 1 arc members of tli dance committee beaded by the chairman, p o Btr 8U phen784 words
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Article101 1941-05-23 4 PEOPLE PLACES By VERA ARDMORE Cricket Captain OECOND OrTuer H E. Archdale, who commands the "Wrens' is hating a •busy time lately looking at materials for new uniforms for the members of her section. Those chosen in London are far too hot for this climate, as most "tropical" things bought101 words
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Article205 1941-05-23 4 S itf count*! (c nl res are I keeping up their i supplier of? S CV intuits to thr N y entrai Depot i here and it's I really anu.zin- i the amount of work lhat is done by women S living in isolat- i ed parts ol205 words
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Advertisement32 1941-05-23 4 Be comfortable! Look charming! See the new collection of luxui ious Chinese brocades Ideal for house-coats and hostess Kither by the yard t aiade up m stock sizes. WASSIAMULL'S 31-33 HICH STREET32 words
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Advertisement84 1941-05-23 4 Deautif j Ulue Hyacinth fos have one 3>m: to nomrn hrautilul it I ail wonttn can afford Ulite llyicfnUi N Lipstick in sis *ha#» rouirp t<» BiltA Blue Hvacinlh M a dull matt surfa* Blue H>.uinlh f<* a?i^ h^au'ify. OHnto Nail PoW chips or p** excitinji colour*. Blue Hipd LAST84 words
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Article, Illustration948 1941-05-23 5 Introducing THE NEW BABY j P re paring the older child don 't let your first-born feel "out of it" when baby comes that it »s L o prepare an older child W m ii for the comtat of a H, u r do not always know [set about it.948 words
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Article48 1941-05-23 5 WHEN beating 1 or stirring cake S mixtures, use an upward move- ment, raising i the spoon at i the end of each stroke. The. mixture is rais- **d and air is enabled to en- ter, thus mak- ing for a fax S lighter cake.48 words
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Advertisement50 1941-05-23 5 ■ft i ■M V BV I j^B A delightful 1 mtraspku< NEW table wine V /fl ft, BH B^BB 'I BjHW^i O hB i i^ I PENFoiw The finest value m white wines ,!I?It!!^- J BJBi vB B^BB^BSB^BjI .».K"f( HJ^ Mb. ,'jJl ■fc.^BBJI SNCAPORC COIL CO T BB c^ *^7A50 words
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158 1941-05-23 6 VJENT to the mental hospital for observation, the Hokkien Street amok, a 27-year-old Teochew named Tan Keng Leon g, was reported to be of unsound mind and incapable of making his defence. This was revealed in the Coroner's Court, yesterday, in the course158 words
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Article112 1941-05-23 6 I Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. O FLAKING at the annual »5 meeting of the Larut Tin Fields. Limited, to-day, the l chairman. Mr. A. A. Hens- i I gtler, dealing with labour problems, said that employers on rubber estates as well as 1 tin mines had not only pro-112 words
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Article133 1941-05-23 6 WITH only one cent in hU possession, A. M. Hussin Ahmad Ambar <35), walked into a garage m Jalan Besar and hired a car at $2 an hour, about midnight on Apr. 23 He drove about the town Xor 5 14 hours, and during the course133 words
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Article220 1941-05-23 6 Rotan For Singapore Parasites THREE o* Singapore's human Dara Ah Tor, Yeo Ah Meow and Tan v v will for the next few months cheu it n c hind the trusty bars of Cha.» S i «<| a c Soon, too, they will be squeali impact with their anatomy of220 words
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Article473 1941-05-23 6 UOW a youn^ Cliiucse was caught with a tity of forged currency notes while aj embark on a ship leaving the Colony ad months ago was revealed at the Assize yesterday, when Tan Hong Leung was before Mr. Justice Worley and a commi with possession473 words
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Advertisement32 1941-05-23 6 1 fa ct 2 n£ hou s e ywC»M*»OREFRIOERATOf| M 1 t^ x tot a^ M»WftWWt o/ 77* General MwMe Ca; LM, England 'Uagnet House" Si« apore.; 441 WariTU 30 3 A32 words
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Article783 1941-05-23 7 THE DEI GROWS IN STATURE (By A. T. Steele in the Chicago Daily News) Batavia (Java). .TRY month iinds the Dutch Indies more self-reliant, more determined ;md better able to get along without the guidan j pf their prostrate parent Holland. The "helpless ,iph;in" of eleven months ago is growing783 words
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Article338 1941-05-23 7 yiCHY'S contention that the uSe by Germans of French air bases irt Syria is not incompatible with the armistice terms bears out the suspicion that there must have been a secret annexure to the treaty, the contents of which have not been published. Thus the Nazi338 words
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Advertisement108 1941-05-23 7 EXAMINATIONS. EXCLUSIVELY. and regisler'l flTrT^^^*^T l»er with leer.l i^^^vy tions. if g!a-,s- U not nofi'd V j-*S^ IU be recom- SIPSON OPTICS CO. 4, Arcade Building A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc. Doctor of Ocular Science), I 1 European Clinical Experience. OUT THE FULL WY OF YOUR HAIR *b not only one of108 words
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Advertisement164 1941-05-23 7 Heart Trouble Caused by High Blood Pressure If you have pains around the heirt, pal-pl-.ation, dizziness, headaches at top and back of head and above eyes, shortness of breath, feel nervy, or suffer from poor sleep, loss of memory and enerpy, tnai«estionT worry and fear, your trouble is probably caused164 words
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Advertisement26 1941-05-23 7 £3^ SAFEGUARD (fptff YOURSELVES INSURE WITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SECURITY PLUS SfsRVJCH Head Office- No. I6D Cecil Street, SINGAPORE, S.S. PHONE NO. 5»1«.26 words
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1019 1941-05-23 8 MUSICAL O More Shots In The UNI ON nelight Review Following A Review Of A Revue |N addition to to- morrow's final performance of 'See Yourself", presented by the Island Committee, there will be an extra performance at the Victoria Theatre to-night. In view of the deserved success of this1,019 words
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Advertisement106 1941-05-23 8 'HIS MASTER'S VOICE" CLASSICAL RECORDS I provide the most I inexpensive form of I entertainment and f relaxation at home. MOUTRiES have a comprehensive stock and the prices are still at pre-war level. **y ■■P fIM a^ z^T 5? 5: FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL j No. 1 A, KIRK TERRACE106 words
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Article54 1941-05-23 9 |#pHE nineteenth recital of the 1 Singapore Gramophone ani will be held at 11 »ad to-night at 8.45 p.m. devoted to English Works by Elgar, Bax Vaughan Williams wffl bo Included MINUTE recital by Mine M Bonenfant and Mile. H. Bonen[ani will be broadcast from thf Singapon studio54 words
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Article, Illustration57 1941-05-23 9 War Material For Malaya I'kliirt'rf during unloading on Singapore docks is this war material to build up the defensive gtrtaiftk of Mala\a. Like other shipments from Great Britain this me sailed through th e 'little of Atlantic" unstath«d. Photos show eoolies on Sin. l*pen itcki htadlins part. assembred pun ailf57 words
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Advertisement131 1941-05-23 9 ijsutnMa COLUMBIA f^^mk MASTERWORKS SYMPHONY No. 25 in G minor (K. 183) DX 8126 8128 Allied Wallenstein and Symphony Orchestra SYMPHONY No. 40 in G minor (K.550) LX 8343 8345 Bmno Walter and Berliner Staatskapelle Violin Concerto in D major (K.218) LX 3166 81$* Joseph Szegeti (Violin) with London Philharmonic131 words
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Article, Illustration7 1941-05-23 10 STAN CROSS - THE MAJOR And WALLY STAN CROSS nv7 words
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Article262 1941-05-23 10 Simla, May 20. A CONFERENCE WU held here to-day oetwocn represents lives oi the Governi meht of India, the J Government ot Bengal and the Simla Municipal CommUtcv vu consider a scheme for the improvement of the city's civic amenities costing some £137,500. Peihawar, May 20. 1262 words
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Advertisement449 1941-05-23 10 Public Notices^ SINOAP6BE MTJOCtPAUTt tice is hereby given that the •ration and Licensing of Dogs bin the Municipality 01 Slngafor the period beginning l i ;«Ml. and endin ri on 31 May will commence on Monday. 2 1941, and will continue Sui days exceptedi between of T.30 am. ana m449 words
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Advertisement353 1941-05-23 10 THAI MOVIE HAM) IN JAPAN Tokyo. May 22. A THAI movie band arrived Ui Tokyo at 9 o'clock on Tuesday night to introduce Thai music and dances to Japan. Thailand screen stars of UM Srikurunq; Film Company. .Mani Sumonj and Messrs. Ch Suvascmdha and Nart Thavovabutra. accompanied the gfoup. Eastern353 words
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Advertisement230 1941-05-23 10 eczema l!| Killed in 7 MirnJ Tour skin has nenrly 5d minimi fi.,.^^| and ports where hi.' V,' 7l||^H ril.le Itching, (>,., k i, z^SjM Burning, Acne, i'lnKworm p'cf^^H Hlacklieads, Pimples, F-.t Ir.'-h arnil^H bW'Tutehes. Ordinary tr. .ttm«r.n dv.^H temporary relief because thev dn m^H ihe germ cause. The new230 words
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Advertisement403 1941-05-23 11 fafj;a fafja f Jmeltic Occurrence^ tr; ASSOI NCEMENT "papers kindly copy. Situations Vacant T^7~s;..its-born Chinese pur. Senior CP.rufe 1 z AMd). Singapore. (No. 621 H) TED sale and teachers with fownbrWf. Certihcate with Oral lc h primary ClMses. APP^' J 0 N^; 0 Ifclay* Tribune, Ipoh. (No. 6COH) BD A403 words
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Advertisement693 1941-05-23 11 Wanted WANTED IMMEDIATELY secondhand Piano. Any make. Quote lowest cas^ price. Box No. 724 co Malaya Tribune Kuala Lumpur. No. 659H> j WANTED. Bungalow or flat, two bedrooms I M.S. Tanjong Pagar area. Moderate r: nt'. 'furnished or unfurnished. Box 703 ro Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 6WH) WANTED TO BUY693 words
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Advertisement623 1941-05-23 11 To Let I LmSS a lnllc> pa a »8 R<>ad, Kual>« Lumpur. Apply within. (No. 635H) I °ETACHED compound houses, 60 &6? i f-^T^ff^ Singapore. Vacant from —4*. Rent $45- p.m each. Appl v In person to above Rddresses. (No. *****) 52?"?™* d ttß^ ral *ed deT^t ram" E t623 words
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Advertisement656 1941-05-23 11 For Sale FOR SALE. Vigorous pun- strain Rhod* bland Reds Cockrelk not y« f, b— unled. Box 715. Malaya Tnt>uu»-, Singapore. (No. ti3lH) CiARRARD latent AutonukUc 8-R«;corc| Changer with Amp* Dei ta »M>uutl(ul r:ibl- net. $125U; Phllco Riidio (U»4f>), %ll^.- BuLh a;> good, as new ;<^. Nlv«Mi R«nd, Singapore. <No.656 words
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Advertisement451 1941-05-23 11 I CM THE I AIM SINGAPORE 5 ZHL 225 m. 1333 /HP I 30 96 m. i 9 69 mr-i ZHP.2 48 Mi m. 6,171 m|Cfl. 1 CHP.3. 41 38 m. 7JI m>* LONDON iJ GSV— I7KI mc!i; >« 16 84 ».,i,^ 4 «;n! -i, u mc|n; 1 19. 81451 words
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Article279 1941-05-23 12 Lahore, May W. tN the Punjab WJ I „i 14.875 has been sent to the i*J"j;; ort War Fund by tv district of Hta«ar. The ramlne-stricken trict has contributfd more than ***** for th e purchase 01 rl£hter planes. The Maharajah w CooC h Rehar naj provided279 words
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Advertisement155 1941-05-23 12 M.G.M/S SIXTH SUCCESSIVE HIT! I I ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR DOUBLE id \\/\/?D- VW2V2V£R ffifiVCER /A'. K- > (^Qi/DUJCXyC and 9.15 when. y»u ahnyi know th.res a Dam <i«K,d Show' till l**? f^Mm Latest METROTONE NEWS -of -the -DAY With FIRST PICTURES of AMERICA'S PARACHUTE TROOPS IN ACTION! j "She was155 words
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Advertisement134 1941-05-23 12 The most heroic adventure ever "fij^TT TO-DAY 3-15 A A Aft „«m. ALWiAMbft A Wr\9Sß OOUCIAS JOAN (BPpiJ!*^^^ Mm FAIRBANKS, BENNETT ES% |f UN HtlVflj r^fil ..John HOWARD Aion HAI( t% I Geofae RAWCROf T V.ixent PRKE AUPO AIR-MAH, BRITISH RATHE GAZETTE First 'FOUR DAUGHTLRS Thai "FOUR WIVES" NOW WARNER134 words
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Article226 1941-05-23 13 revities om The Courts I cOl1 clu>ion I he bfownout causmp ir persons at Kidge on Mr C H in the itffic court i B convicted I s ed and sen- i him to five 5 Imprisonl each ol the charges, the •c to run con- E Hi also be226 words
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Advertisement271 1941-05-23 13 OPENS SUNDAY WITH 4 SHOWS PAVILION A PICTURE WITH A NEW TWIST AND A TUG AT YOUR HEARTSTRINGS SOMETHING REALLY DIFFERENT BUT GOOD Billy Lee -Lois Wilson Walter White, Jr. t Woltw Whit*, if. Or.o'«ai »»o'V by Oof.» MoMo» »J> Ml VXXJSXWY I V O.r.cUd br CMAIIIES IAtTOM TKV* Jk271 words
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Advertisement134 1941-05-23 13 "Last two Days°^| TO-DAY TO-MORROW j PAVILION-3 15-6 15-9 15 110/.. 11l SSI I I ->l<l. IHti <.l \S Columbia's I "This Thing I j Called Love j ///r O//A' Comedy in Town Over i ///<• week* end J NOTICE! PAVILION I > OWING TO EXTENDED SEASON OF COLUMBIA'S I134 words
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449 1941-05-23 14 SOUTH CHINA VISITORS DID NOT COME UP TO EXPECTATION frHE visiting .Scull, Chil >tball team did not come up to expectation In their H itch in Singapore yesterday, on uhe Anson Road Btadiurq en the Combined Chinese held hem to a two-all draw.449 words
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Article242 1941-05-23 14 lii the 12th minute the tourists opened th*» scoring, Teck Kef nM'ing off a penalty awarded against *»e Combined side for hand's. Ah Poon handling the ball in a desperate attempt to stop it from entering the net. Six minutes later, however, the local team equalised, also through242 words
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243 1941-05-23 14 fWO semi-fin:*. In the B.C.R.C. tennis tournament, were concluded yesier. Titi^JfctT^ lb les hancli cap semi-final Edward T., n and chev Poh Ki»o '-3. met stiff opposition at the hands of Low Kce Po-v r.nd Eu Cheow Chve' (-6) before the former, won243 words
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Article205 1941-05-23 14 Navy 5; Publishers DLAYING in the left wing for the Navv v (3) gave a tine display of football n !°S 2A match between the Navy and m!i q D lishing House, on the Y.M.C.A. ground day, resulting in a win for the goals205 words
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Article210 1941-05-23 14 fHE Royal Air Force, as expected, emei winners over the S.C.C. yesterday in a i division match on the Padang by three goal nil. Although the S.C.C. were on the defea most of the time, play was quite fast andth ing. With bettor shooting, the210 words
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Article91 1941-05-23 14 GEYLAN ENGLISH SCHOOL SPORTS THE 17th. Annual m Sports of the Gcyla^B lish School were s f5M run off on the school terday before a large M Competition was jfl« and at the conclusion events, Mrs. Graham presented the If ze s en M P A cheque of $100 War91 words
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Article38 1941-05-23 14 DUE to the f 0I V a all dtliß Stamford tear f h VM the division Jß m afl d dH Indian AsaodJ"^ w *,i| ford Sports Clud^^ jj played on the BOt t^^H-38 words
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Advertisement167 1941-05-23 14 DIPH6SSH MERVY, WASHED-OUT 1 I v~"*" jfi^wj Ik 1 £flk \^aw 1 L\ f) lA m ft Jt'&Jte seL^t J? I Alt Wits v* *\i c£r S?ff(/4Hr m V j -4^ S&WjSSm I Av t I >nM|", yfyim JKv: JP*T 1 1 If 4» I /*fS V 1 vW -^Jb167 words
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Article127 1941-05-23 15 pfOAL a )yle typewritchampionship| I v.iil be held L^ Robinson Zt cafe on 27 28 and 28 2 to 6 PJ»lay m connecth the screenRKO Radios n Awa r d J pict u r e Poyle" staringer Rogers. ie Alhambrt e r.v Underwood i General es Ltd.. will127 words
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Article62 1941-05-23 15 ched Gun Threats Victoria Attrill, »ty-flve-year M at Wto( of murher employer, Cuv, 1 at c 1 tened un. Bht md as lr j her and the tice Ma< *n .said h" Jury it els a n t a i man m Pin, and "e person who n the prtance,62 words
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Advertisement284 1941-05-23 15 SOON SHE WILL BE THE I TALK of MALAYA! j who will captivate your heart* fcfci.- V *J inspiring new production 4^« x f M 4 40,000 Horsemen' »Mfl j Gala Premiere in aid of ■m m m\ 1 at 9.15 p.m. Hi^i'railmuiiiiiiiiPUßß^^Bfl Prktea (t'IKCLK Resenved > j| A UNIVERSAL284 words
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Advertisement21 1941-05-23 15 TO-MORROW AT MIDNIGHT :A sun~taTkie s^^^«Hhl ViYSTFM i hEWRV WICOXOMfI i PETTY FDRNESsH hay levin: \m AHM Jri PIC "wr j,J21 words
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Article463 1941-05-23 16 London. May 22 fi recent example ha J^'?.^!?^!,,. Mediterranean, nass out German K-boats into TgaK hdp to German, v f^ Cl, indu-stry, it is known ;hat this help has been ««n a ...rv onsiclc able seal, and ta ,orne respecta eren more effl SS463 words
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Article88 1941-05-23 16 TWO TWO -MAKE 8 PRIVATE Thorns I Gray, of the London Rifle Brigade and hi? brother Stanley Arthur Gray, ol Longmoie avenue, Barnet. Herts, were leaders ol the Gray Brothers an amateu acrobatic troupe. bProre the war. The two brother.married two sisters Gladys Isaacs. o Sherrards Way. Bar net, and88 words
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268 1941-05-23 16 London, May 22. 4 ITACKS on Heligoland and enemy occupied France were A t^femM of vesterday's R.A.F. activity. u n A football match was in promoss when R.A.F. bombers swept over the German naval base at Heligoland. The ground defences soon went into action, however,Reuter - 268 words
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Article245 1941-05-23 16 (By Gerard Herlihy, ReuU-t's Lrf>bby Correspond London, May 22 rPITE all attttnpts by Goering's bombers j, hamper product toa« it can now be stated that the out put ef both gaos and tanks in Great Brit* was 50 per cent better in the liret quarterReuter - 245 words
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Article64 1941-05-23 16 Small Town Still Small Minded PHESHAM, a town of 1/ 10,230 people in Buckinghamshire, agreed to Sunday cinemas for soldiers. When churches protested they reversed their decision. The Rev Walte* Wynn a 75-year-old retired Free Churcn minister, appea against the c<^ n<r. But the council rejected his appeal. "It Is64 words
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