Morning Tribune, 4 September 1941
1941-09-04
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Title Section11 1941-09-04 1 Morning Tribune sdfsdf sTT\ SALES Mill' I IM Morning Tribune sdfsdf11 words
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345 1941-09-04 1 SOVIETS HURL ACK GERMANS AT LENINGRAD London, Sept. 3. iusMans Inve attacked the Germans in the Leningrad sector I thrown the Nazis back from the threatened city. 'he assault is on a large scale and Marshal Voroshilov is in i ..mniaiid. He has issued an order that Leningrad must beReuter - 345 words
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Article25 1941-09-04 1 Ew ands East Indie s Army und f i la Ser parade one usual'v used wk i h? ru iew heid in V :^nia's 61st25 words
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Article134 1941-09-04 1 London, Sept 3. THOUSANDS more Canadian soldiers have ar--1 rived in Britain accompanied by American technicians. With them were Canadian girls recruited for the mechanical transport corps and more American nurses joining the Harvard Field Social of Amencan Red Cross in Britain where 40 American nursesReuter - 134 words
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Article37 1941-09-04 1 Cairo, Sept. 3. r|NE was killed and five injured, and some damage v/ was done by bombs; during an air raid in the Suez Canal area last night, according to a Ministry of the Interior announcement- ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article163 1941-09-04 1 London, Sept. 3. AXIS losses, chiefly of the Luftwaffe, In Russia are estimated in London to-day at 4,000 planes. This severe drain on Germany's air power in Just over two months compares with 3,038 planes lost over and around Britain last year, mainly in the four months' RattleReuter - 163 words
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316 1941-09-04 1 London, Sept. 3. T T is learned that the British I and Soviet commissioners operating in Iran met yesterday at Kazvin. No information Is yet forthcoming regarding the results of the conference. Negotiations between the British and Soviet ministers and the Iranian Government are continuingReuter - 316 words
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269 1941-09-04 1 Hea vy Reinforcements Arrive From India QF.ORGE S. Hammonds, assistant-editor oi the Tribune Group of newspapers, was aboard one of the ships of the Royal Navy which convoyed the latest strong Indian reinforcements to Malaya. An official announcement of the arrival of this269 words
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130 1941-09-04 1 London, Sept. 3. nRINCE KONOYE told a conference of Japanese leaders and I representatives of war industries that Japan was facing the greatest crisis in her history. im agency message says Prince Konoye said that the crisis could be met only by complete mobilisation of130 words
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Article35 1941-09-04 1 Wajhington, Sept. 3 y THE party of Russians who land- ed at Nome, in Alaska, en rout© to Washington, m a "purely technical mission," the Uniied States War Department announced today. L35 words
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Article92 1941-09-04 1 Konoye Proposed Parley? Washington, Sept. 3. REUTER Irani* from a usually well-informed source tonight that one of the suggestions contained in Prince Konoye's personal letter to President Roosevelt was that he and the President meet somewhere in Pacific for the discussion of those matters creating difficulties in the United States92 words
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Article67 1941-09-04 1 No He Didn't Supplementing the White House denial that President Roosevelt received an invitation to meet the Japanese Premier, Prince Konoyc, on the high seal, the President's secretary, Mr* Stephen Early stated: "The only ■M trip in prospect for tb# i*r» tdi-'it is from Annapolis down to Chesapeake and upReuter - 67 words
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Comment On The Beginning Of War's Third Year
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Article340 1941-09-04 2 London. Sept. 3. «f the United States and Russia rssases/SgSSSBBrt There is no need to catalogue the acts of friendship with which President Roosevelt has revived the Allied cause. What is even greater than their total effect is ►in the sense that he has conveyedReuter - 340 words
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Article73 1941-09-04 2 Johannesburg, Sept. 3. TWK Cape Times, commenting 1 on the start of the third J year of the war, says C.ermmny I is beginning to realise that the chance* of victory are receding and that the possibilities of de-, I feat have to be taken into acIReuter - 73 words
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Article185 1941-09-04 2 Never in history has a greater call been made upon British arms than is made to-day. The Army asks only for adequate weapons. Given these, it has no manner of <|t übi as to result. The Air Minister, Sir Archibald Sinclair, said "Sept. 3, 1941, finds Pritain greatly stronger inReuter - 185 words
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106 1941-09-04 2 London, Sept. 3. THE War Secretary, Capt. Mar- rttfOn, gave the following exclusive message to Reuter on the occasion of the second anniversary of the outbreak o.f war: The Army has had many hard tasks since the war began ami has known both106 words
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Article167 1941-09-04 2 ALLIES ACHIEVED MUCH Bombay. Sept. 3. fHEERFULNESS and optimism are the keynote of editorials in the Indian Press on the second anniversary of the war. The Times of India says the British Empire and the Allies "may •egard the last 12 months with satisfaction and look forward with >autious optimism."Reuter - 167 words
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Article293 1941-09-04 2 VICEROY'S TRIBUTE TO TROOPS Simla, Sept. 3. A TRIBUTE to the glorious deeds of Indian troops in the many battlefields of the war wa3 paid by the Viceroy. Lord Linlithgow, in a broadcast to the people of India on the anniversary of the outbreak of war. TheReuter - 293 words
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Article51 1941-09-04 2 Madrid, Sept. 3. THE Cabinet at its first meeting sinoe the Summer 1 vacation, agreed to give provisional liberty to 5,157 prisoners. Fines totalling over a million pesos have been imposed on three business men for infractions of the law regulating prices and sale of nrimarv foodstuffs.Reuter - 51 words
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Article, Illustration154 1941-09-04 2 GEN. DILL SENE MESSAGE TO TROOPS London. 3^ GEN. Sir Johr Dill, Chief Imperial General Sal message to the troops *L all over the Empire savs enter into the third year I war. the array can look with upon what has passed aw confidence into the future "We have pausedReuter - 154 words
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Article207 1941-09-04 2 Wellington, Sept. I FERVENT devotion to the ideals of litatjfl justice for which Britain and the Altai fighting with inflexible determination is ril in a resolution passed by the New MM House of Representatives on the occasion dM second anniversary of the outbreak ofReuter - 207 words
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Article134 1941-09-04 2 Cairo. Sept. 3 AIR attacks on targets *n IA and Sicily arc reported rmi R.A.F. Middle East commu 1^ It says that aircraft e Air Arm bombed and l m^ gunned aircraft on the g r Oherbimi and Comlso durum night of Aug. 31/S<pt. i. fReuter - 134 words
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Advertisement80 1941-09-04 2 Waii Fund Ball TO BE HELD AT THE RESIDENCE OF MR. J. B. DAVID 18, N \SSIM ROAD, ON 1 SAT. (ill. SEPTEMBER 19.30 P.M. TO 2 A.M. TICKETS $5.00 EACH INCLUDING SITPER WITH WINE. NON-STOP BALL-ROOM MUSIC PROVIDED BY:— (1) THE BAND OF THE LOYAL REC.T. By kind permission80 words
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149 1941-09-04 3 Washington. Sept. 3. JSod that there is a division of opinion ffir rls Ui Washington, m--s?eMemberseMembers of the State on the Far Eastern brr of bfch officials ar* kp in favour o* allowing remain in Mimchukuo ~vna on condition she plctely from China jbiliscs149 words
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Article163 1941-09-04 3 ASIA'S WAR PRODUCTION EMPHASISED Simla, Sept. 3. utabl° contribution to. luction of the British rar supplies was empha-, 4r. Hydari, the Indian 1 3f the Eastern Group i a .t :tement to Reuter I ed that India supplies per cent, cf the manv oi articles grouped term of war requireheyReuter - 163 words
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Article41 1941-09-04 3 Rheumatism Wishes Like Magic i Z&tff"** the body an? SSBE ;i few days *JNth k li(1 of Rhes" urltli and »Rlc. IfiMctofl U t ••«':n,'' .7" (i "raber. You eod to nive t return of '•■'■■nti from your prot* is. you.41 words
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134 1941-09-04 3 Sydney, Sept. 3. J > A WARM defence of British strategy in fighting S A the Germans in Greece and Crete was made i i by Major-Gen. Puttie k who fought in both cam- paigns on his arrival from Singapore to take mi S theReuter - 134 words
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Article146 1941-09-04 3 Cairo. Sept. 3. VICHY reports to the effect that Gen. Dentz. (former C-in-C, i Syria has been released, are not entirely m accordance with facts, it is learned in Cairo, Gen Dentz and all the other Vichy officers who were detained in Jerusalem, will proceedReuter - 146 words
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Article58 1941-09-04 3 Lisbon, Sept. 3. AMONG the survivors brought to Lisbon on Monday night aboard the steamer Lima (3,881 tons* were five Goanese who were rescued after spending many days in an open boat after the ship had been wrecked in the Atlantic. Their sufferings were intense and they wereReuter - 58 words
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Article, Illustration57 1941-09-04 3 i Yukie Honda, i whose heart is > on his right side, and his liver, lungs and j other organs aren't whe r e I they ought to be, was exami«- S ed by astonished i army doctors at t J a Los Angeles trainee recep- J tion centre.57 words
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Article268 1941-09-04 3 London, Sept. 3. ,T is learned in London that Frankfurt and Berlin 1 were the two main objectives of R.A.F. bombers last night. At Frankfurt a heavy attack was made on railway communications and industrial targets. The force which bombed Berlin was not so large butReuter - 268 words
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Article303 1941-09-04 3 Pres. Roosevelt Tells U. S. Pressmen Washington, Sept. 3. United States is to "step up its defence production by spending more money and turning out more products," President Roosevelt asserted at his Press conference in Washington yesterday. He said that this must be done for "nationalReuter - 303 words
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Article315 1941-09-04 3 STRATOSPHERE BOMBER IN ACTION London, Sept. 3. AN American-built Plying Fort- mm, one of Britain's latest j .stratosphere bombers, has expe;ri?nced the first encounter between this type of aircraft and [enemy fighters, in the one test against heavy odds which indisputably prcves the worth of the aircraft in this war.Reuter - 315 words
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Advertisement49 1941-09-04 3 Under BRITISH management hWV SUGGEST Chateauan d toma^e^ B but serving delicious Continental and American dishes as well as real English homecooking. Our cellars have g been restocked UL g^* with finest V^-^ SIAASVIAJ continental -r 282 Orchard Ic I wines and l» i 5355 Koad. liqueurs. J ~> JJ49 words
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Article, Illustration848 1941-09-04 4 VERA ARDMORE - VERA ARDMORE By Places H^KIM. \v!)ia-«\\Ki "Bomber" girls and Ninilin'-t'.vod OMMR M'hoolchildren waylaid passers-by id (own yesterday, sellinß flags l'ji the Buy a Bomber" Fund's "Faith In Victory" drive and the Federation of China Relief Committee's appeal. Money raised for (he former will go to848 words
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Advertisement39 1941-09-04 4 SPECIAL NOTICE /fy*6ZL /tuOn. ia£*H* PMtssrs. Mavnard Ac Co., Ltd., beg to announce that owing to the great demand for Elizabeth Arden Treatments, appointments not kept will he charged tor, unless twenty four hours notice of cancellation is I39 words
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Advertisement17 1941-09-04 4 WAVE Jill Eiimm (m Pern I texture i V o//r//^j Sufftio\ in a* INNOM Prepare ElizaM Saloor17 words
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Article, Illustration853 1941-09-04 5 Graped techniques floral prints lne evening a« colourful, individual I,'rimi.o. wiin dolman cuts and (seen in the new tunic -skir^d rc models) much in evidence. Both nl o types are impressive on account lt i C ty In colour, fabric and silhouette. houldcr line, sometimes in a dolman and In853 words
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Advertisement44 1941-09-04 5 rnn--. CS. 199A for economical and nourishing il#ke« try Cold §(*rage MITTOX' Cutlets Leffs Loin ('hops Shoulders Told Storage Mutton makes hfttrr CmrtWt r 1 1 nil Jim I f PHONE 5376 FI V E LIN F S 0/ Singapore Cold Storage Co.. Ltd44 words
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Article, Illustration379 1941-09-04 6 NEWS AND NOTES FROM THE SHOPS sdfsdf THE alliance of plain and pattern ed fabrics give additional in terest to the new collection o: cotton formals now on display al PRISCILLA LTD., <No. 5, Eu Court entrance in Hill-street), outstanding among these being a striking model combining a skirt of379 words
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Article382 1941-09-04 6 DOTS..... an ever new fashion nGTS igaill make a definite impression, and are scheduled to "go uvrr" in o bie way This means dots in various sizes, from pin to futy cent but with more definite accent on polka, and with navy ;jud white leading. Dots for the costume and382 words
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Advertisement40 1941-09-04 6 PHONE 3335 yiff~-\^\ PRISCILLA Ltd. 4u f A HAS RECEIVED \Y^ EVENING I GOWNS "SNOW WHITE" •1 Ell KM HI CLEANING AT FIRST FLOOR |iARIS TO. I lINJ I rL^L^IS DRY CLEANERS ENTRANCE Hill STREET 28. COLEMAN ST. 'Phone 6045.40 words
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Advertisement36 1941-09-04 6 A V A It I i I N T A F E L GROSS PROCEI TO BE DONAI TO THE BRITIS AIR RA DISTRE! F UN Sponsored CHIN RELIEF FUh SEPT. Hi II O I I36 words
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Article, Illustration855 1941-09-04 7 H. L HOPKIN'S Letter Front London w w j Problems Of The) Stratosphere Airmen: j JBank Holiday Still j Observed: "Aunties" j i For Raid Orphans: S M.P/s Concern Over j India *^r^ '^■r ■^■r London, Aug. 3. dIETHING has been heard f stratosphere bombing in wee kB. It is855 words
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267 1941-09-04 7 Chinese Send Cables To Churchill Lord Mayor T»\VO cables, one to Mr. Winston Churchill am! the other to the Lord Mayor of London, have been sent by Mr. Tan Kah Kee, chairman of the Federation of fhina Relief Fund committees of South-eastern Asia, in connection with the Aid-to-Britam campaign. The267 words
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320 1941-09-04 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1941. PRESIDENT'S WARNING PRESIDENT Roosevelt is a realist in the strictest sense of tht word. Because of the courage of his convictions, he never tries to sell sunshine in the knowledge that the horizon is dark with threatening clouds. He knows that by withholding facts320 words
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Advertisement67 1941-09-04 7 I I^i? *iMe *«r an I \^>* individual to I proyide for Vs valued possessions the safety ■hit is afforded by our vaults pert we have safe boxes of •wtous <ize* for hire at moderate VHERS themselves hold the ■&Y9 and ONLY THEY can ■tave access to these safe boxes67 words
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Advertisement24 1941-09-04 7 SAFEGUARD wMM yourselves INSURE rWITH THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION ELTD. Y PLUS SLIiUCh Head Office-No. I6D Cecil Street, dINGAFOBK, HM. W" No 5!l11124 words
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1081 1941-09-04 8 TRIBUNE MAN SALE ON CONVOY FOR MALA sdfsdf How The Royal Brings Troop Our Shores J ANOTHER convoy of troop reinforcements has safely reached the shores of Malaya, and by now are settling down into their new quarters. The great part which the Royal Navy plays in ensuring safe passage1,081 words
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Article819 1941-09-04 8 'I'HF pviriwr in tvhiVh T sailIH&ciuisei in unicn i sail ei Was a throbbing hive of arrivitv from thp time we Oi dcuvity iiuip we ume we ieft Until the time We Sailed ■inrn tho wplphttip watprc nf into me welcome waters oi JVlalaya. The hundreds819 words
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Article104 1941-09-04 8 Tribute To Royal Navy G. S. HAMMONDS, of the Malaya Tribune editorial staff, accompanied a cruiser j which escorted to a Malayan port a convoy whose arrival has just been announced. He met the transports u.ll S out in the Indian Ocean and I boarded at sea one of them104 words
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Advertisement40 1941-09-04 8 Erv nzfl n^n mum BSoG£fil7 J 1 BOOK THESE DATES 10th, Nth, 12th 13th September for "FOOT! j HTS ARADE" or 1941 BIGGER BETTER THAN EVER AT VICTORIA THEATRE BOOKINGS $3-/ $2-/ (INC. TAX) Open NOW at Messrs. JOHN LITTLES40 words
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Article131 1941-09-04 9 BEAUFORTS STRIKE AT SHIPPING London, Sept. 3. IN I Hashing attack on an enemy I iy off the Norwegian coast lesterday afternoon. Beaufort aircia: of the Coastal Command left l German supply ship sinking, one escoit ship was hit and damaged ind one Messerschmiit 103 was seen rapidly falling intoReuter - 131 words
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Article, Illustration886 1941-09-04 9 (By A Special Correspondent) 1 climbed the gangway to board the dark grey ship swinging at anchor in the harbour with its porthole lights twinkling like bright stars, the skipper came forward to greet me. "It will be a bit of a squeeze" he886 words
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Miscellaneous20 1941-09-04 9 USE w x BY WALT DISNEY i P2^" fl i LTA'o^^ (^LETTING THAT CLOVVNi /hQ, V H f °K Itfppi??^20 words
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Advertisement2249 1941-09-04 10 I Educational GRADUATE of Cambridge University undertakes coaching work Fees reasonable. Apply Box 211 clo Malaya Tribune Singapore. (No. 764K) WANTED PUPILS by an experienced teacher to coach in the morning to suit ...dii SCIKMM WUOeut*. rtppi., t»cr»Ou ;,1!\ i.t 10. Bvirmtth Road. (No. 955K ROSITA FONG'S Ballroom Dance Studio.2,249 words
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Advertisement657 1941-09-04 10 Motor Vehicles DO YOU WANT to sell 7OuTc*r?~~i^Z 5088, Singapore. Cash paVr^jjjL P^ FOR SALE A.J.B 2V* H P i^^l T reliable, economical. niwffnftS' 62, Chcmor Road. Ipoh. (No M7K j FOR SALE. Hupmobile Salotm 25 3 w r>" as?^ insured "g^ WANTED FOR CASH English car ft *i 10657 words
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Miscellaneous62 1941-09-04 10 K M '9 M (From 5 uH 11 Crom HSPS sil From ZGE S -n";| I («»U| n.>M From to S Frmi;il From S to XYO From S sIS > From 12 3fl VLQ 51 -1 From 9 V KZIB From t™ to B*l From 1 3O ?M YDB jB62 words
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Article264 1941-09-04 11 IS a dealer permitted to deliver petrol first and collect the necessary coupons later? This point will be settled when hearing is concluded in the case which was mentioned in court yesterday and postponed. It is the first case of its kind since the introduction264 words
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Article51 1941-09-04 11 Tokyo, Sept. 1. BRITISH authorities have arranged for a ship to come to Japan to evacuate British nationals desiring to leave, it was announced by British Ambassador. Sir Robert Craigie. At present there are 1,000 British subjects in the Japanese Empire of which 200 women and children are included.- EasternEastren News - 51 words
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Article161 1941-09-04 11 NEWS BREVITIES Simla, Sept. 2. THE new Resident of Mysore is to Ibe Lt.-Col. D. de M. 18. Fraser, who hithI erto has been the Resident in Kashmir. His place in Kashmir Is being taken by Lt.-Col. E. Barton, now Resident in the Eastern States, who will be succeeded by161 words
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Advertisement561 1941-09-04 11 CLASSIFIED ADS. (FROM PAGE 19) Miscellaneous QULAM MOHAMED. Tailor, 460-B Alexandra Road. Singapore. Guarantees good fitting— Moderate prices. (No. 969K) HADENSA for Piles Is still available at N 1 Kual Kangsar Road. lpoh'. Stock WUI b« kept as far as possible considering the difficult times. Write for free literature.^ <Ho.561 words
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Advertisement310 1941-09-04 11 WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE Without CaHacJ XU YmK Jwa» «f Bed in tke Mor^f F«U »i Vis.. < The liver Hhould pour out two pounds of liquid I. ill- into your bowels daily. If tbia bile ia not Mowing freely, your food doean't digest. It just riccavs in tne310 words
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Miscellaneous30 1941-09-04 11 MFYI THEt?E\ OON'T 6t I T -rci v>^. i 3BB" >, 1_ AFLYSMMMING i^.S^r T^t^' NON^N^\-M fLIES CAMT fW 1 TNF IN MY SOUP'. WILLY. J*j TH^^^l^. V^^ SW\M I ,£*vj30 words
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Article81 1941-09-04 12 Old School Dickey ETON boys are 'o be allowed to war white dickev over coloured shirts. order to this e«ect will come into lorcc m September. Windsor tailors iue Cleaning and renovating the clothes oi boys who left college when the summer term ended. The clothes will be resold to81 words
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Article150 1941-09-04 12 'Heresy Hunt' Of Motorist Damned 1 DEPRECATE the heresy-hunting of motorists on every occasion." The Secretary for Petroleum gave this sharp answer in the Commons after questions had been shot at him by M.P.s who think petrol is being wasted. •Having regard to the useful purpose served by the basic150 words
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Article79 1941-09-04 12 New York. Monday. POLA Negri, the star of silent films, was barred from entering the United States and taken to Ellis rsland when she arrived here in the s..s. Excalibur from Lisbon. For the last seven years she has be'en making films in Ger-79 words
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Advertisement115 1941-09-04 12 S|»<>4'ial Morning At 10-30 a.m. ALHAMg^M kfr&M mm I A TREASURE OF PLEASU^I A FIND OF RW I TO-DAY :t.l.>. 0.1.7 A <).|;l Who Could A'k For Anything Mortll U I V J «^k iB BC> -M K> jB fl fl B4 I JEFFREY «ON\LD I LV\\ RE AC A*115 words
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Article874 1941-09-04 14 Favourites Oblige A BIG upset by Mr. M. L. Phillip* Banco in the sixth race featured the fourth day's races of the Singapore Turf Club s Autumn (Gold Cup) meeting at Bukit Timah, yesterday. Banco, whose maiden victory in this country it was. won comfortably from Messrs.874 words
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121 1941-09-04 14 RACEHORSE OWNERS TRAINERS MEET TODAY J QtTVERAL important questions m.i 4 ir* "is? meeti^ »"eiot u nsth^ i meeting of the members of th e Ownl lusse 7 J Association of MaUya to be held tS? and at China BuiWm*. d toda > at <i.\£* i The following is the121 words
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Article342 1941-09-04 14 Saturday's St. Leger Prospects tßy John Davis. R tt J Sports CommentatorM W London, Sttl ARTL\I£ racing his^l be repeated if A \M owner wins the new Si 9 last turf classic of the M being run over one mile 9 furlongs at ManchestTH Saturday. There has been only mmReuter - 342 words
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Article, Illustration100 1941-09-04 14 JOE's NO. 1 EYECUT —from Buddy fOE LOUIS, after J his title brawl with Buddy (bra- ther of Max) Bner. I which he won to set a boxing record of successfully de- wndinj; his title 17 times in four years, j Louis, however, had i plenty of trouble before meeti"!;100 words
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Miscellaneous73 1941-09-04 14 Sports Diary TO-DAY J^-OCCER: Div. 1, o.C.C. v Chinese Athletic, S.C.C.; Reserve Div., Malays v R.A.F. Stadium; Police v Argylls. Depot; Div. lIA, R.A.M.C. v R.A.F. <S>, Gillman; R.A.F. i Tengah v Malay Regt.. Tengah; Div. 118. Airport v Fort Canning, J.C.S.A.; S.C.F.A. v R.A.F. (H.Q.i Farrer Park. TIDE TABLE73 words
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Article19 1941-09-04 15 ar e entries from class 4 the ipoh races. The rest Si r out on Monday fsdfsdf19 words
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Article22 1941-09-04 15 il scored in the first Mob save the Argyll id Highlanders a y over the Gordons l match at Selerang22 words
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Article262 1941-09-04 15 INDIA NEWS Simla. Sept. 2. THE veteran states- man, Sir Sivaswami Aiyar, has been elected chairman of the All-India Liberal Conference to be held in Madras at the end of this year, Sir Sivaswami is the Nestor of Liberal politics in India. He is 77 years of age and has262 words
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Article123 1941-09-04 15 TRAINEE TOOK FRENCH LEA VE the DeS Y Regulations of absenting VggJ* breaking an agreement. W9fl fine d $50. m deft^ months' riporous impn.sonment, by Mi. w. u. vwvw, thC Lim'saTd'lhal'he left on a Sunday to hj mothe? who had been ill and as soon .she recover^, he returned to123 words
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Article65 1941-09-04 15 THE Singapore Recreation Club conceded a wulk-over to the Malays in their Div. 1 soccer match which was to have been played at Anson Road Stadium yesterday. THE Div. 1 soccer match between 1 the Police and the Royal Artii lery < Heavy arranged lor yesterday, wa.s postponed.65 words
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Article33 1941-09-04 15 rpHj-, rostai Depart men t advises that no x air malls from th<> United Klnßdom etc. wtre received by the eustbound British Oversea* Airways Corporation flylnß boat which arrived In .Singapore yeaterdnv nftemoon.33 words
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Article43 1941-09-04 15 Canberra. Sept. 3 THT War Minister. Mr. Spencfcr. has announced the sending of un ctli:-i;il Au .tiali. in war correspondent to Malaya as official, Australian artist to depict the life of the men of thp Australian Imperial Force- ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article77 1941-09-04 15 rnHKRK Is a further ch.iiij r in th* date x of iirrlval of the Pan Amrrtran Clipper with malls from Europe, Am. Tin. Pacific latanda and the Philippine IslandK In that the clipper In now expected to arrive In Singapore on Tuesday, Sept. 9 The latest tlmo of pomiu). at77 words
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Advertisement702 1941-09-04 15 I INDICATION IS BRITAIN'S HEAVY LOT I ISIONS OF VICTORY WILL NOT BE RUVT. I AIN GLORY OF HITLER'S WILL BE VANQUISHED I ICTIMS FREED AFTER BEING SO \N<il ISIIE1) IM SHOULD BE IN ALL TO START LIFE AGAIN. j Mil ITALITY SOUGHT, ITXL NOT BE IN VAIN. "aaaa^^^^^k^^^^^^^ mmmmmm702 words
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254 1941-09-04 16 Rangoon. Sept. 3. "WHEN in the fullness of time, Democracy has triumphed, as W it certainly will, we ourselves as a full self -governing country will find in China a great neighbour and a first class power engaged in the common task of preservingReuter - 254 words
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Article271 1941-09-04 16 Vichy Seeks Peace Terms Stockholm, Btpt '•*>. THK Gl I mail Ambassador to Paris, Otto Abet/ Ins goi.t I to Hitlers headquarter* bearing a formal request from Count de Brinon, Vichy envoy in Paris, for negotiations lor a definite Franco-German peace, i according to the Tidingen's Berlin correspondent. The GermansReuter - 271 words
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Article69 1941-09-04 16 New York, Sept. 3. THE United States is at war in the piofoundest sense," writes ihe New York Post, yesterday in an article urging that the United States should declare war immediately. 'mis paper writes: "This nation dedicates itself to the task of crushing theReuter - 69 words
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Article265 1941-09-04 16 Enemy Crowing Weaker— Wavell Simla, Sept. 3. "UTE have suffered several rude buffets and undergone some heavy shocks, but we are still upright and stronger than evrr," declared Gen. Wavell. the I.mli C:»in-mander-in-Chief, in a hroud. cast messaere on the second anniversary of the w;> r "There is a longReuter - 265 words
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Article85 1941-09-04 16 WHEN air attacks were made by the mMn nl°!i: n Tobruk their bombs feU so wide ol the mart in their own lines, it was staled in London to da Tobruk on Monday were heavy but main bomtof ft side the perimeter hitting theReuter - 85 words
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Article, Illustration28 1941-09-04 16 HE'S FOR THE ALLIES At the opening of the Mexican Congress yesterday the President ,\vila Carmacho, (herewith), condemned German aggression and indicated Mexico's strong support for the Democracies.28 words
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Article52 1941-09-04 16 On the suggestion of the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Curtin) Sir Iven Mack ay, who recently returned from his command in the Middle East to become Com-mander-in-Chief of Australia's home defence forces, is attending a War Advisory Council meeting this morning to discuss problems of high52 words
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Article217 1941-09-04 16 MID. EAST POSITION GOOD C\iir.\ Sept 3 OTRATEGICALLY, the Midule O East is now in an extremely gcod position. Its eastward flank touches Turkey, Russia and India, protected by the Fle?t and R.A.F, The western flank holds the enemy firmly in the Western Desert where he remains largely on the217 words
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