Morning Tribune, 12 July 1941
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432 1941-07-12 1 24 HOUR LULL IN EASTERN ON EASTERN CONT: GERMAN ATTACK CENT? LONDON, JULY 11. raE LATEST RUSSIAN COMMUNIQUE INDICATES THAT f THE OMINOUS 24-HOUR LULL ON THE EASTERN FRONT HAS NOT BEEN BROKEN. FR man propagandists are trying to find excuses for the r xi««4 4-t r*n^an Miorb Command f,.Reuter - 432 words
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Article21 1941-07-12 1 London, July 11.— The Vichy Government is believed to have found the ■^mistice terms unacceptable, says the Vichy ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article728 1941-07-12 1 Cairo, July 11. MIMQIE from British Headquarters m Cairo announthat General Dentx. Vichy High Commissioner and nd "r m ChTef has made an approach for the suspension Mies Further details are awaited. text of the British prom reply to General request for an armisiched Vichy m the early of728 words
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Article73 1941-07-12 1 German Ship Taken London, July 11 YET another German ship 1 which tried to evatte th* British blockade m a dash from South America to Germany ha£ found the Royal Navy's net too tight. natwpt to reach Hamburg. Hermes was camouflaged but unarmed Hermes managed to etode the British blockadeReuter - 73 words
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Article15 1941-07-12 1 3 GERMAN VESSELS MINED Stockholm. July Uat me Mrtour area at Kalmar w£ stated.- ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article102 1941-07-12 1 Washington, July 11. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT to-day *^°gs£j£> P $3,323,000,000 In cash d c^aHUme Commission for the United States Navy wd »rtume^ thc With yesterday's request g r 0 3 0 0 sought for Army this makes a total of merchantmen would be a d nntoReuter - 102 words
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Advertisement18 1941-07-12 1 ISAUES1 SAUES EXCEED 4.SWDAOY CLEANED ADJUSTED jl REPAIRED I KEKIEL CO. OPTOMETRISTS OPTICIANS CWOI BUU Ditift SIHGAPORE I18 words
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Article256 1941-07-12 2 LISBON, JULY 11. THIS STATEMENT TO REUT» < X. TO DAY the observer said, the first was the devastating material and moral effects of British bombing and the knowledge that it will increase m intensity. The second reason was the belief that Hitler was dissipatingReuter - 256 words
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195 1941-07-12 2 Wheeler's Hint of Naval Building In Ireland New York July, 11. AMERICAN materials for the construction of naval base* both m Ireland and Scotland have already been shipped across the Atlantic, according to a statement attributed to the Isolationist, Senator Burton Wlheehv Senator Wheeler further declared that he understood thereReuter - 195 words
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Article74 1941-07-12 2 London, July 11. THE Air Ministry announces that German air activity over Britain during Thursday night was again not <>n a large scale, adding "Bombs were dropped at a number of points m cast and norttl-eofit England A shaip attack developed at one north-eaat coastReuter - 74 words
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49 1941-07-12 2 AN application for exemption' fium demand of tax m respect of a truck and a saloon car for the joint use of the British and Australian Red Cross, Malaya has been disapproved by a standing committee of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners49 words
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388 1941-07-12 2 London, July 11. J7HE R.A.F. delivered one of the heaviest raids on German occupied Channel ports during Thursday night. The raid lasted for live hours. At one time a series of explosions lasted four minutes, drowning the noise of German anti-aircraft fire and rockingReuter - 388 words
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Article610 1941-07-12 2 REST OF THE NEWS I London, July 11— Mr. Cahir Healv H the Northern Ireland House of Common* me «^H m Northern Ireland to-day, under a rip't* B8 made by the Home Secretary under thp rw ntlo| M lation 188, it was learned m London tn i! nc be rememberedReuter - 610 words
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Article118 1941-07-12 2 THE process for reducing beet to concentrated P^j^H 1 form has been demonstrated m A str a L>>o |^M may be an answer to Britain's meat snoiws [(0 m this war be protracted," declared Mr. Crai Chairman of the Australian Meat Counf nll {acW*^H He produced aReuter - 118 words
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Advertisement27 1941-07-12 2 To-nricnT on \i:vi:»! "DESICiy ro« w.iyny^ Last Performance:— V'CTORIA THEATRE at 930 p^ BOOK THIS MORNINC at LITTLE'S OR S3 %■> ,<, TO-NIGHT,,, ft. THEATRE BOX OFFKE (Ta» lldJ!27 words
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Article400 1941-07-12 3 Vernon Morgan - Vernon Morgan (By ijonaon, juiy 11. I .way among the hills of Scotland, I found something that used to lie on the other side of the m the real happy Norwegians that sooner or „,1 hope sooner— will return from its temporary mediately for England. Suit land. Lid al.Reuter - 400 words
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Article, Illustration87 1941-07-12 3 yL A Czechoslo-)^ yak Bomber t Squadron which 1 is doing good i work with the i K.A.F. is led by J aßrit i s h i Squadron Lead- i /er who holds S the D.F.C. and I D.S.C. and made i over 90 sorties against the) enemy m two87 words
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Article37 1941-07-12 3 London, July 11. THE engagement is announced ol Mr Albert William Burkill O B 8., Baint James Court, London, and Mrs. Catherine Isabelle Skinner, 1, Princes Eow^ London widow of Mr. C A. Skinner, of Dorchester ReuterReuter - 37 words
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87 1941-07-12 3 Death Penalty For Spanish Farmer "Bootleggers" Madrid, July 11. FARMER "bootleggers" who hide part of their stocks and make false declarations instead of selling them to the authorities at state-con-troUed prices will henceforth be liable to the death penalty or imprisonment, according^ to a warning note published m all papersReuter - 87 words
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Article40 1941-07-12 3 Thai Delegation To Indo-China Saigon, July 11. s«ssrssr sris^Hs n W Saigon become, the temporary «»f retU u"u that General Sumita, head of the &££J?mS** at Tonkin is u^m to Saigon lor a short visir present mission to Canton.- ReuterReuter - 40 words
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264 1941-07-12 3 London, July 11. GAPS m British war production as revealed m the Commons 7 two-day debate were the subject of further criticisms m the leaders m the London and provincial morning papers to- The Times says: "The revelations m the debate throw sidelights on aReuter - 264 words
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Advertisement52 1941-07-12 3 kRSER- I [CHINESE I Idertakes banking tran•ns of every description. m" at your disposal Multifarious services of fctitution uith branches m*\ South Eastern Asia Connections m all prinri Jlt»mes consultations fcancial and investment ■«*m and assures you of fr 1 1 responsible and f n t attention to all W52 words
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Advertisement23 1941-07-12 3 «i&J>frf4&»- "5$ THAI SS» *>■■•-■ IMMRTEI| >x^pORICo t TV A SALES AGENTS \lL\ MS!^^' CON NELL BROS CO., (MALAYA) LTD. '■iv.wtr;.'?.. 1 1 :'.'"""'"Y23 words
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Article, Illustration901 1941-07-12 4 Vera Ardmore - PEOPLE PLACES Vera Ardmore r-%~-J World Dinner And Dancing Nobleman TUKKK will be a f .-rrilic party ftt the Gn-at World to-night irhecr Mi Lee Chooa Eng entertains the on*, ci niseis and helpers Of tlu j Buy l Bomber Fund' at a Chinese dinner Mi. Lee had oil tied901 words
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Article40 1941-07-12 4 Red Cross Worker 1 I S Mr. Proud X was recently i appointed wo- man represen- S tativr Of Urn( i Australian Ked Cross m Malaya She is well i known m \l<! y bourne for »>< > Ked Onh work > L <40 words
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Advertisement16 1941-07-12 4 if <JLKr> i pggaoDi BEAUTY SPECIALIST EUPOPffIH QPERQTOIIS Capitol Buitdins 159 North Bridse K< TEf Ml)16 words
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Advertisement159 1941-07-12 4 g "PWWf HELFNA Xl BINSTEINS fj MQTH &t4? 4 H OUM f aM > powdku CukmmO AM) MABSACE n J ht h I °2 ll l^ ''v?" t,., fi nanced by the delicate veiling CRtAM-The hrst and most im- ol an exquisite pcrtant .step to Beauty. Cleanses HELENA RI'BINSTEIN creations159 words
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Advertisement95 1941-07-12 4 Keep Young Keep Ga\ tr F 1 h l^&*aii /Mm JaSJL P R E P A R A T I 0 V^riß^ > Cleanse, Tone, Nourish -that s V«V y° un P fresh-looking skin. ioo^ «M V ii> s-* And a young skin is the secrei r« tA' Cleanse with95 words
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Article, Illustration930 1941-07-12 5 If you have a problem, send it to Helen, our home expert, who answers readers' queries on this page every Saturday. Address you letter to her co Morning Tribune, Anson Road, Singapore, enclosing correspondence coupon. *Post Free*—^ Facilities i IN order to facilitate the J sending930 words
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Advertisement58 1941-07-12 5 i f^i W/JI MUiMWII V^^^^H V Contoure I NAIL ENAMEL IpAliSh < .stays on longer |CAUSE it does not chip <%+ f%fk ■CAUSE of its briUiant gloss. Icause of its ten exciting shades IPAUSE of its outstanding value. I Coritoure Beauty Aids m >MNjl liv AND FACE MOULDING TREATI 'v58 words
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Advertisement33 1941-07-12 5 Correspondence Coupon > 1 This »oap— ■">*! le tmlwil w»ch i ererr qwrv V MORNING TRIBUNE t SATURDAY, JULY 12. 1941 (Hospital Quaityj i^^J^S HEAD" *V o poB A h sr* pu i4f Wartiw 11133 words
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Article701 1941-07-12 6 Services' BREVITIES By M Ubiqu« "EtftST come, first served" is the order for; the day for the free show to the troops J Sof Hokson's Ghafce" OO Wednesday next. I TTir* Victoria Theatie houses the production: win h commences at 8 p.m., but I advise you to g«t theiv much701 words
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1669 1941-07-12 6 ONE point which was repeatedly made at yesterday's sitting of the Contracts Commission was that final payments for work done for certain service departments were delayed for as long a period as three years. < This, one witness stated, imposed a considerable1,669 words
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Advertisement39 1941-07-12 6 LUlullu|h&J|| nincTtnc kpsi A. d« BT. DALMAS f°" V Established 18 31 Contractors to His MaJt< v^ D tj Office, Air Ministry, Cr°^ n >t for the Colonies Gov« Departments, ew. Sole Afenfr-RAHAMTN P^ 4§l 117-125 Cecil Street. Sin«;»P39 words
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1342 1941-07-12 7 H. L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London -5 First Woman Bomber j Pilot: A Reply From Hore-Belisha: Minis- 1 S ter's Socialistic^ Daughter. London, June 22. qVE women sat on a bench 1 to the Embankment Garpns Four of them were office orkeis enjoying a few minutes Spite from toil during1,342 words
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304 1941-07-12 7 MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1941. WAR PRODUCTION THOUGH the candid criticisms levelled against Government during the House of Commons' debate on war production last week may have been somewhat embarrassing to the departments concerned, they served to emphasise we need to redouble the nations effort m this direction. By304 words
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Advertisement61 1941-07-12 7 TJ^OMPSON OPTICAL CO. 4 Arcade Building A. THOMPSON, D.OSs. 35 mSV" of °««»ar Science) F^QPean Cltnioi Expericnw. GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL A Dance be held on Wednesday July 23rd at 9.50 p.m. m Aid of THE QUEEN'S MESSENGER Tickets ©an be bought at the Hotel, John Littles and Rag l u61 words
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Advertisement31 1941-07-12 7 OS^ f SAFEGUARD! (Kpjf iVoURSELVEsI INSURE WITH I THE EASTERN UNITED! ASSURANCE CORPORATION 1 LTD. I SECURITY PLUS SERVICE I Head Office -No. I6D Cecil Street J SWGATORB, 8A ««ONB I31 words
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Article, Illustration56 1941-07-12 8 i This picture was taken i during exercise when troops S were engaged m rounding up J 'enemy" parachute troops I who were supposed to have i landed on the downs. It shows a tank stopping by i the roadside during exer- cisc is a source56 words
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Article83 1941-07-12 8 A COMMUNIQUE irom the Food Controller, Malaya, states that •vith eilect irom August 1, 1941. all xocrts of coarse salt from Malaya will be placed under quota. It will be necessary tor exporters n* *his commodity to make application to the Food Exports Branch. ana hxport83 words
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Article, Illustration85 1941-07-12 8 f l £i? ck °l l Lmdon receH l V oil arguments agu'v^' nrL. If, L? 1 hmren f r London hate been settled m those /oiSJ rlnt ?ed an nine times the llsual number under the L-onaon Council evacuation scheme are now leaving London. The by85 words
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Article302 1941-07-12 8 MAL DEM (;o-opkr ATI!)N b with Chinaß aggression b \M I Malaya m r O rr9 situation. I The NanyftM r| gapore. attribute* 1 tion of the Nuntafl to German anH about the waveri foreign policy aifl recognition of «S courage Japan to| tack on Russia Another theon I .designed302 words
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Advertisement74 1941-07-12 8 BACK IN THEIR FAVOURITE RENDEZVOUS ESTELLE COWAN Presents Coconut Grove (Pasir Panjang) WHERE YOU Him: \m> |)a\<i: Under the Tropical Moon and Swaying Palms Dinner A La Carte Chinese Chow Music By Kleiny Boys Entertainment By COWAN BAILEY EXTENSION EVERY SAT. AFTERNOON TEA BY THE SEA Singapore's Sunday Night Special74 words
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58 1941-07-12 9 Unfed States and Russia Iratic combination against fiSTchineM ne^papers m 5t developments m the war .one it »s remarked: I 1 V strength of the -British Navy and Air Force Is powr The day of Hitler's downfall 1R h ,h collan-58 words
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Article121 1941-07-12 9 I BFNEFICIARY to his father's Sate valued at $120,000 S •m Seng, who described FS motor mechanic and whj tog en a bankrupt -since «J fgg* ibilitus amounting '0 lla.^'. Sucuafully applied for his di^- m the Hi?h C'.Urt J** I was made a n rr and121 words
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Article169 1941-07-12 9 Used Hammer On Compatriot [COMPLAINANT used insulting: words to me whenever wai about to go to bed with iv wife," said Sidimin bin >aipan when charged yesterday j nth causing grievous hurt to j \hraad bin Kasinin with a lammer. It was alleged that Ahmad spat i Bidimin'i daughter on169 words
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Article, Illustration49 1941-07-12 9 LUCKY DO VES An outstanding star on Broadway to.day is ravishing Rosita Royce creator of the now famous "Dance of the Doves H^r act is hailed by visitors as being excentiona'.v artistic. She appears and dances nude, "covering" herself witn doves. And the hirds stay pretty close to Rosita!49 words
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Advertisement589 1941-07-12 10 afsdfsd Domestic Occurrence^ -i. ATH MR ONG BOON TAT. JP-, gMjed away peacefully at the General BosplUl, Singapore, at 1130 p.m on Tuesday. BUI July, 1941, aged 54 Ha left two Widows, four .sons •Tianjf Wee, Tiantf Guan Tiang Ch<K>n and Tlang Hin». three daughters (Lim Neo, Kwai Khejiß ancl589 words
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Advertisement682 1941-07-12 10 Wanted WANTED Eliiiar M.9 cm. lens for £j-r; Must be m Rood order. Apply Box wo -i '"<■> Malaya Tribune, Sln K apore (No. 31QK. WANTEeTtcTrENT: Small cheap house. preferably semMunilshed. outside town.. ESS Box 986 co Malaya Tribune. Btn*a- pore- _J I WANTED Second-hand Barbells. Books iSdiu-ln- on Pascal682 words
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Advertisement703 1941-07-12 10 For Sale STOCK CLEARANCE SALE erase r £S* writing .P^^T^PSMeS^K ransparent envelopes. H J^ de^ > JJJS aer bands glue. etc. regardless of cost. display 9. Arcade. Slngwre^ SIXA-ALVE~PYsrRADIOORAM m eKctlknt condition. $2001- or »«^i r^JApply 48. Pearl 1 HIU Terrace. ram Road School. Singapore. (No. »«K) FOR QUICK SALE703 words
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Advertisement655 1941-07-12 10 Motor Vehicles iF you WANT to sell your car, phone 088. Singapore. Caah paid. (Mo. 876H) WANTED Austin Seven two or four se*W Post Box 307, Kuala Lumpur. (Mo. 287K> STANDARD TOURER. 9 HP. 1830 Model. 4 cylinders, $350;- or nearest. Apply No. 3. Pabang Road. Kuala Lumpur. (No. 247K)655 words
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Miscellaneous125 1941-07-12 10 All I SINGaJ ZBL Z2S fl ZHP.i %M ZBP2 Jfl 41 j« Jl lonJ O3Y-17.81 16M«| 19I1m| (From s iT9 11 M ,1 25 S3 J (From 9 Ml saigJ 25 41 J (iitnl 45.05 J (SlUi BANGI HSPS 2S.|| From f »9 KUALA X ZGB 5 met I (dally125 words
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106 1941-07-12 11 18 Months Almost Without Schooling 4 TRAGEDY baa A overtaken our children.* declared Miss B. M. Pearson m her presidential address at York to the National Union of Women Teachers' conference. Teachers had been engaged on noneducational activities, she said, and large numbers of children had received very Hteißhteen months.106 words
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46 1941-07-12 11 NEW SECRET DEFENCE DEVICES ARE SUCCESS IN t(he last British invasion manoeuvres completely new I means of detecting enemy forces were extremely sj.cesstu*. The existence ox new British secret means of defence In case of invasion was reported m the 8.8.C br/idcast for .ne m forces.46 words
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Article60 1941-07-12 11 Nazi Revenge On Norway Families WHEN the Germans returned to the Lofoten Islands, Norway, after the Br» un thosiJwho went wlla the British and sno. Pern. This is described m letter smuggled out of Norway and rc J j ceived by a New YorK woman. The le-ic. I awaits the60 words
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Advertisement330 1941-07-12 11 CLASSIFIED ADS. (FROM PAGI 111) tLANDSCHI \NDELCHAPPU, N.V h V Royal Charter AD 1824 (dg Trading Society) t i2:mooc Correspondents PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITBD lead CHtic* BATAVIV Branches. East mdies:— Som»marang, Medan, WeiBandoeng. CneriDOL pecalongan, Djokjft 10, Tjilatjap, Djembei ig', Bandjennasin, Ma ontianak, Femangkat ing, Sambas, Djambl mi, Telok BetODg Denpassar330 words
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Advertisement477 1941-07-12 11 Miscellaneous GULAM MOHAMED, Tailor. J6OB. Alexandra Road. Singapore. Guarantees good fitting Moderate prloes. (No. 256K) HORSE-RACINO Big punters who contt- I nually lose should write immediately to Box No. 21, Malaya Tribune. Penan*. (No. 299K) MAISON PEARL. 572, Geylan* Road. Singapore. Ladles Permanent Wave. Pri««: HI-. OhUdren J3 Shampoo Setting477 words
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Advertisement245 1941-07-12 11 Public Notice SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TFNDERS. TF.NDKRB are now Invited for the following materials or aervlce. 9m pwttculan see Municipal Tender Boom. TBNDKR !>•»• of Closing supply of 2tt ton* «f Beat M QualJfj Quick Lima fw »°ofej« Water liept. J«&. W* Supply oi Galvanised Sleel UDXKketed TOM*. M ai July.245 words
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Miscellaneous9 1941-07-12 11 Her? in -that 4£y joavwgiui^iNK dor In me fVSMTS9 words
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Article217 1941-07-12 12 NEWS FROM INDIA on Saturday 2 million. The Hyde-aba Corn! lias Riven £3;^ the welfare of S their dependain me CommituJ also presented ft provide a hul fj dian troops m Middle East, n for the benefit «r Yugoslav refagrt the Near East atyout the same to the Lore ManRadio - 217 words
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Advertisement251 1941-07-12 12 POSITIVELY LAST 4 SHOWS TJMIAY 11 a.m. 3.15, 6.15 9.15 |aLHAMBRA The Aff-Ovf Iffvgfc Show. 1 wffm HAROLD* LtOYP fM* lOlll j Latest -PATIIK ii\£ETWE" |and •ILMVERMAL XKWSRKKL' 7fc DIONNE QUINTUPLETS w "GROWING UP" SEE the thousand and one thrills that make "THE WAGONS ROLL AT NIGHT a thrill-a-minute melodrama251 words
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Article302 1941-07-12 13 Brevities From The Courts I AID to have caused hurt to Mah Man X) with a bottle iew Ah Tong i 22» iimed trial before Mr. W.D. Carew, thc| lagistratc. P incident was i have taken I a t 2 am. or i The case was ed for men- 1302 words
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Advertisement120 1941-07-12 13 rpRODUCER OF "AFRICA SPEAKS" NCS YOU ANOTHER THRILLING I DRAMA OF DARKEST AFRICA OPENING TO-MORROW ||A.M. 3-!5, 6-15 9-15 P.M. AjjjAMBRA lEN THEY SWKt THE TREMBUSI i^fc?M^KS^?te2 Half hrutfi Liy filmed trow rtal-Wt thrills Di."FMf C MOEFUI! > >• i y?\> «»fj lor yrt's*W I I BY POPULAR REQUEST! HAWAIIAN120 words
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Advertisement109 1941-07-12 13 4 SHOWS TO-DAY &> TO-MORROW I II a.m. jj^J I 51.1.1 \^mbk LOVE... J ■jl A "Z**>± O""v lioinun... |H I M^ > MrTiii^ t RTRHKM l^B I nLAuijn... m I E ■<.' ■l^ 1 P^P^^^^^^^^^^^^P^P^P^^ t IHv mmM M 1 A ft -*4R^^k 1b V I l^^^H X, -^1109 words
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Article632 1941-07-12 14 RAF AVENGE 1940 DEFEAT MALAYA Hl* MM4i:H loyal Aii Fonv The Army 1. CTBIkING pmi f#«^ the Bojal Air Force more than ■Tliwi Hit IsftM Jhey sustained last year when they filled a smashing victory over the Army m their Malaya Cup match at Anmr Road Stadium yesterday. i( OPPOruMif.s632 words
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Article139 1941-07-12 14 FOLLOWING are the revis- J fed selections for this after- ..oon's races, the first day of the Singapore Turf Club's July meeting:— By "BESS BETT" Race 1. STORMY NIGHT Marcheta II Race Z. ROYAL DESIRE S Resistance -f( i Race 3. ME Burraneer J Race 4. i^ «i li-.RE139 words
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Article187 1941-07-12 14 DAFFLES batted themselves into a strong position yesterday m their annual intercollege cricket match against the Medical College, scoring 115 for four wickets. A feature of the match was the fine play of B. S. Varma who opened Raffles score with a bright 40. Varma went out187 words
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Article828 1941-07-12 14 FOLLOWING is Bess Bett's card for toJ Singapore races: H Race 1. Horses Class 3, Dir. 3—6 furs~~T^B 0 0 0 STRAIGHT FLIGHT 9.00 Good for big money 0 2 1 THE EM- PEROR 8.13 Should be up on the board I 3 0 0 jrST MY I828 words
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Advertisement58 1941-07-12 14 1 tJ^mu] Bl B» '^=^.I^B IK, B^k:'" m Kfcss^s^B H^t^i -^h Bf lra!l HcBI Is af f iTrHiWtitkv^'rX'.." 'AT I H~SJ Hrt .■■KH^^^^l It R oUßwl^Cr^ P II 7---V < Riff' ■I I I I] f) n ■Li I 1 V2sh^bl m& V^ltil th^ &&m!&mr' 100% GRIP! SILENCE! SAFETY! MILEAGE!58 words
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Miscellaneous61 1941-07-12 14 Sporin* Diary TO-DAY SOCCER: Malaya Cup Singapore v Nerrt Sembilan. Seremban. SAP A. Lea*uV tKv. I, Loyals v TTL.E.. Gillmaa; Ra" (ac-ac) v S.R.C.. Stadium, Reserve Manchester* v Chinese Athletic. T*ng- "A RAJIC v CaiCKET: S.C.C. V CSC. 8.C.C.; S.BC V Air HH SRC; T.M.C.A. T li> ITeneahi. YiICA.; SCHC61 words
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Article371 1941-07-12 15 Tribune Staff Reporter) ,u v the Commander-in-Chief, Far East, Sir Robert poiiham, two officers belonging to the Thai Serml Juan* Sura Narong and Flight Lieut. Dawee a arrived m Singapore by train yesterday evening P r 'infection of the Services m Malaya. P met at the Railway eAD.C to371 words
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Article63 1941-07-12 15 yesterday the sale and ttion into the Colony of mterial (including stirfc hu.se for stirrup tntl-gaa respirators of ther than those examiniproved by a Govern Jctor shall be punishfine of $200 for first d $500 for second and offences. out the measures laid ne Defence rsale of materials) Regulations,63 words
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Article30 1941-07-12 15 *.>s! a DeW seri s of »«uks from the Sn«a W on 'First Aid" is "to i ft D. A. B. Hopkin ■U^y 15. at 7.15 pm.30 words
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Article154 1941-07-12 15 ma Culpable h^>icide [&k murder against r W by r c S^apore te at" n rter< yester- at the continued inn morning A s:*M h odwa V. Who tratr of Hoh Chye •her h, ,i <h hye H °ck. to on band ret «mod Wll j une 26 to.154 words
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199 1941-07-12 15 MORE SURPRISES IN U.S. GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS Denver (Colorado) July 10. 1 v ilK American professional Golf Association championship field was reduced to eight players as the result of 36 holes matches of the third round. Survivors are Ben Hogan, the leading money winner so far this season. Densmore Shute, GeneReuter - 199 words
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Article136 1941-07-12 15 A 65-YEAR-OLD Chinese woman. Urn Yok Lian, was sentenced to three months' simple imprisonment by Mr. W D. Carew, the third! magistrate, when she l pleaded guilty to a charge of assisting m carrying on a chap Ji ki lottery. It was stated that Lim was arrested m136 words
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Article154 1941-07-12 15 Simla, July 10. QN the conclusion 01 the proceedings of the Road Advisory Committee, which was attended by Ministers and experts from all over India, a statement has been issued living brief details of the Committee's delu De special attention was paid to the coordination of roadRadio - 154 words
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66 1941-07-12 15 Co-operation Of Supply Council And Traders Calcutta, July 10. MX. M.S. A. Hydan, Indian representative on the Eastern Group Supply Council met the committee of the Muslim Chamber of Commerce here today. The committee urged on Mr. Hydari the need for closer association between the Supply Department, and Council andRadio - 66 words
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Article90 1941-07-12 15 CINGAPORE will play their third Malaya Cup match at Seremban to-day, when they meet Negri- Sembi lan. On their form against Johore and Malacca, Singapore should score a good victory over the Negri. but playing at home Negri Sembilan might pat up a very hard fight.90 words
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Article124 1941-07-12 15 porters cheering again when m the third minute they regained their lead. A concerted raid saw the air- men's forwards swarming their opponents' goal, and during a melee. Campbell, who had cut m, smashed home a beauty rrom 20 yards out, a shot which had Mace beaten all ends up.124 words
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Article152 1941-07-12 15 WITH seven wickets intact, the Fortress Signals have 124, T^Tis to make for victory m their Gillman area crickefc final (Large Units) against the Loyals, which entered its third day at AlexandI ra yeslerday. The first innings scores were: 'Loyals. 173: Singles, 178. In their second innings,152 words
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Advertisement51 1941-07-12 15 SANTA CLAUS NEVER FILLED A STOCKING" LIKE MARLENE DOES? Pv^^B Bi '%ml^' jit ti i.- it Zt'SßwfcuPC-' 1 «1 K» v tf-a^*^' ll M B '^B^Bk i w 1 ■Blßr^^Jßlßlß^ 1< ■BBBt BE O m! VOCW^.^BBB^^^B^BB; A "LEG-cellent" idea...l Meet BIJOU, the Tropical Tempest... TUESDAY NEXT j -at THE CAPITOL-51 words
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Miscellaneous23 1941-07-12 15 TIDE TABLE niOU TIDFS TO-DAY: 12 l'J am, 10 tt 1.3-1 pm. 8.9 it TO-MORROW. 1 h/n. (t.; 2.09 p ;n 88 ft.23 words
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Article145 1941-07-12 16 Room. July 11. AKOMh ronr.nunUiue rrpoits that the lirlttf-li t.uln bombed Nh;>l«*h durlnu the ni«hi Th<- mi 1 la.sU-d three hours and mu-M'<l VJWt UamiiKe to dwelllnn houses. Viva dvllUiM wrre klllfd and wounded. ItiliiiM raUK on Nlr.mlH In Cyprus and on nil plants nt H:nf:» an-Reuter - 145 words
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Article24 1941-07-12 16 There will be a general livery at 8.15 this morning of the sur- face- mail which arrived from I London yosLtrday.24 words
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Article51 1941-07-12 16 Mr »J M I- of the F.MS. RMlwuy. m rtpcndlnK pt»rt of hl« leave ;.t 8t MnrKarpt'H. Wimborne. Dorset. Mr B M KunUliih. Chief CUrk. Labour Olficc, Kliuik. mis bt^n tr»n.sf<rrr"a i< the P W.D. Kuan tan. Mr. R Wilson. Senior Surveyor. Johfre. \\m been appointed to act as Chief51 words
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Article114 1941-07-12 16 Helsinki, July 11. CIELD-MARSHAL Mannerheim. r Finnish Commandcr-in-Chlef. recalls m an order of the day the pronSse made lo the KareUans of Finland m the Finnish war of independence ol 1918 that bf would not sheathr* his «word until Finland ana il vn 18 montiu after the warReuter - 114 words
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Article103 1941-07-12 16 Winnipeg, July 11. PANADA h&s made "important v commitments" for the defence of Newfoundland and its ports, said Panada's Premier. Mr Mackenzie Kirn*, yesterday. He said that because he had f n'ired Canada instead of going to Pritain, as seme Government quartrrs had suggested, hp would b*Reuter - 103 words
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Article28 1941-07-12 16 London, July 11- The German RiKa tummand has removed al forces from the Gcnnan-Swisj frontier putting m their places old men and invalids. Rays the Mos- row KaUio.28 words
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Article227 1941-07-12 16 Cable News from 'Down Under' i i »HE Olricial War 1 correspon-j aent (Kennein Sfc*sor> reports m a dea- von has now been] noon, engineers sue- 1 along the northern banks of the Daliour River, except >r a small patch of ievil's own country" ear El Atiuua. which Kn of227 words
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198 1941-07-12 16 Expert On Mechanised War At Minsk London. July ll* GENERAL Paulo w, now Cotnmui Uder-in-Chief of the Minsk ArHjJ Is one of Russia's foremost ex^/M m mevhon^d warfare. organised and instructed the arm -i oured units of the Spanish Kcpiin- iican Army during the Spam -n Six weeks after theReuter - 198 words
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