Morning Tribune, 18 September 1941
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Title Section14 1941-09-18 1 m r SALES EXCEED 4,500 DAILY Morning Tribune No 197, Thursday, September 18. 1941.14 words
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Article203 1941-09-18 1 Batavia. Sept. 17. attack on a South African hospital ship in the Red Sea h V i toi pedo-carrying aircraft is reported by the AustraLu spaper, the Sydney Morning Herald, according to a report reaching here. The Morning Herald says that two requests were madeReuter - 203 words
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Article, Illustration31 1941-09-18 1 j^m :^0 A warning to Australians to prepare themselves for a sudden war near their omr shores was given by the 1 Australian Prime Minister yesterday. See col. 1. i —^.^m31 words
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70 1941-09-18 1 Iran Shah A Constitutional Monarch Tdieran, Sept. 17. m\. Iranian Prime Minister. I M \li Furoughi, announced n the Teheran Parliament Mat thai the new Shah intended U> rule as a completely bnstitational monarch. [Tht Prime Minister said !he CfofW ument had a>ked ihe Allied forces not to apkmh theReuter - 70 words
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215 1941-09-18 1 Australia Is Ready For Sudden War Canberra, Sept. 17. r was not possible that the period of relief given by issia to Britain was already b near its end, said Mr. w. Fadden. the Premier, ad■rfng the House of Reprentativt > to-day. ■ifri had justified the res- out Australia hadReuter - 215 words
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107 1941-09-18 1 R.A.F. Raids Home Of Nazi Luftwaffe London, Sept. 17. LAST night aircraft of the Bomber Command attacked objectives in Karlsruhe and elsewhere 1 in Western Germany. Many fires were left burning," states an Air Ministry communique. "The docks at Le Havre were also bom bod. None of our aircraft isReuter - 107 words
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Article25 1941-09-18 1 %jEW ZEALAND'S first Victoria W Cross winner in this war Is, I sergeant-Pilot James A. Ward, who is reported missing, says a London message.- ReuterReuter - 25 words
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52 1941-09-18 1 Berne, Sept. IT. THE British Government has sent to the Swiss ConI federation a sum of 1,110,000 francs to cover the damage caused by bombs dropped inadvertently by the R.A.F. during the night of June 11. 1940 on Renens. in Vaud Canton and onReuter - 52 words
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Article98 1941-09-18 1 Shanghai, Sept. 17. WANG Ching-wei's forces are co-operating with the Japanese troops in various parts of Kiangsii provinceTmot>ping u'p the <^°^ (Communist > army, according to the Japanese army SLn, Colonel Akiyama at a press conference. The spokesman expressed the hope that the dav will comeReuter - 98 words
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Article59 1941-09-18 1 London, Sept. 17. FLLOWING yesterday's German mAMUA of aM the Queen of Holland's property, the German radio to-dav announces a father decree forbiddng the use of names of living members of the Dutch Roval House by commercial concerns for trade marK.s etc or by public or private institutions The banReuter - 59 words
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Article159 1941-09-18 1 Stockholm, Sept. 17. i rVO Swedish destroyers were sunk and one seriously damaged by fire and ammunition explosions while moored in Stockholm archipelago. Some men were killed and others injured. A mishap with a torpedo aboard the destroyer Gothenburg is given as the initial I causeReuter - 159 words
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785 1941-09-18 1 MliMiMilHkliiei .nn iih i nwir News from the Western Desert re< ently lu^ 5 indicated a flare-up there very soon. The com- Z mentary below bear i out this likelihood, on which 5 a hint is also given bv Berlin. J (By ReutersReuter - 785 words
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BACKGROUND TO THE NEW IRANIAN CRISIS
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Article, Illustration377 1941-09-18 2 Simla, Sept. 17. THE announcement of the Allies march on Teheran is given in a communique issued by the Government of India. It states* "The Iranian authorities is experiencing difficulty in fulfilling their undertaking to eliminate German influence in Iran by means of closing theReuter - 377 words
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Article220 1941-09-18 2 Allies May Not Enter Teheran London. Sept. 17. DRITISH and Russian forces of about equal strength are near Teheran but whether they will enter the town or remain ju>t outside is a matter for the decision of the commanders on the spot. According to authoritative quarters in London if allReuter - 220 words
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Article178 1941-09-18 2 Show Of Force In Iran Urged London. Sept. l'l THE newspapers tc-day unaninM ously welcome the not unexpecß et! abdication of th? Shah of Irafl who is severely criticised for ill Quisling rcle he played in the Irafl drama. 1 The Times says th?t thf abdicM tjon of the ShahReuter - 178 words
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Article, Illustration41 1941-09-18 2 MARY HOWARD leads the gift parade The Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer actress and her gift basket which she takes round to her friends, filled to the brim with little white bunnies. Miss Howard adopts this method of delivering live remembrance gifts to her friends.41 words
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Article93 1941-09-18 2 Simla, Sept 17. A) rIE question of British and Russian troojK entering Teheran depends on whethei the Iranian authorities in the capital succeed in maintaining order, following the Shah's abdication, it is stated. If ordef is maintained troops probably will not entrr but a decision on93 words
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Article82 1941-09-18 2 Shanghai. Sept. 17. A 55- YEAR-OLD former colcnel in the Imperial Russian Army has been appointed acting Chairman of t he Russian Emigrants Committee in succession to Mr. N. IvanofT who was shot c.^ead on Monday. He is Mr. Nicolai Serejnikoff who is well known amongReuter - 82 words
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Article56 1941-09-18 2 Shanghai, Sept. 17. ANOTHER^ political bombing occurred at 11.30 last night in a store room in the Japanese-con-trolled "International Telegraph Agency," formerly of the Chinese Government Radio Administration, located in Sassoon Building. Their premises lead to the Cathay Hotel in the main street of the International Settlement. Radio equipment wasReuter - 56 words
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Article84 1941-09-18 2 Saigon, Sept W rRMALLY denying reports emanating from Change the Governor-General declared toiay that the voyage of the criu* La Motte Picquet to JaPf a n s not connected with the FraruoJapanese agreement. The cruiser left Saigon recent.} .or Osaka for repairs and put m iry dockReuter - 84 words
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Article70 1941-09-18 2 London, Sept. 17. MR. Malcolm MacDonald. the British High Commissioner to Canada, has arrived in London for important consultations at the Dominions Office. Mr. MacDonald made the Atlantic crossing at the weekend in the same bomber as the Duke of Kent. This is Mr. MacDonald'sReuter - 70 words
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In Brief
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Article64 1941-09-18 2 PERSONALLY I wish to reaffirm China's confiLiu Chang-yi, in north Honan, deserted and deviate from her fundamental principles and policies which she hem repeatedly declared and which, I should like to add. she has consistently and faithfully observed, particularly regarding the Far East and Pacific," declared Dr. Quo Tai-chi, the64 words
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Article73 1941-09-18 2 MORE than 30,000 puppet troops under Commander Liu Chany-yi, in north Honan, deserted and joined Chinese forces, it is announced in Chungking. Taking an advantage rturing an inspection by the Japanese on Septembei 11, Commander Liu led his men to attack against the Japanese, killing one colonel, one major, bothChinese Central News - 73 words
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Article54 1941-09-18 2 THE seismological observatory at Belgrade on Tuesday 1 registered a new heavy earthqake, says a Belgrade despatch. Shocks followed one another in intervals of about eight seconds and lasted altogether 12 minutes. The epicentre of the earthquake is believed to be in Asia Minor where a heavv earthouakp occurred aReuter - 54 words
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Advertisement75 1941-09-18 2 Theatre Goers Please Note: The next show at the VICTORIA THEATRE is "The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse" on Sept. 27, Oct. 4 1/ at 9.30 p.m. You are advised to book your seats well in advance, as it is anticipated that this production will break all box office records. BOOKING IS75 words
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Advertisement110 1941-09-18 2 Piles Ruin Your Nerves Don't let Itching, bleeding. "V rU in protrudlng Piles sap ?«ff vit ai»^ la your nervis, and drive v-u<r; Chinaroid the recent dlscovei y < loan physician stops the W« "v jo y lit' so you can walk ride work and In comfort. It also qulekl>110 words
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Article, Illustration67 1941-09-18 3 Thousands of tank men from Canada, among them many 4mericans, have arrived in Britain witn the biggest troop contingent the Dominion has ever sent to Britain. An ever-increasing number of men are being trained in Canada to man the rapidly expanding output of Canadian tank factories and Britain's "Speed the67 words
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Article290 1941-09-18 3 Canberra, Sept. 17. > Australian Minister of External Affairs. Sir Frederick Stewart, in a speech to the House of Representatives in h he reviewed the war to-day declared that the situation one of continuous suspense and the underlying reasons :h had given cause for uneasinessReuter - 290 words
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Article125 1941-09-18 3 More Axis Pressure On Bulgaria Zurich, Sept. 17. ACCORDING to a Pome dispatch, the Italian GovA eminent has been informed by the WUbeknstraase that Germany considers that the moment M». nt >w arrived when Bulgaria should participate actively In the war against Russia. It is reported that the Italian GovernmentReuter - 125 words
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113 1941-09-18 3 New York, Sept. 17. SERIOUS consideration has been given in Washington tJ the suggestion that Congress Should be asked lor priority to offer a loan ol -several hundred million dollars to Russia for munition VU*g£\*£ cording to a Washington dispatch to the NewReuter - 113 words
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Article71 1941-09-18 3 "AMERICA is doing everything it can for I the was the comment of Capt John Ondrick newly-appointed American Military Attache to Sin when^ntorviewed by ta*jg«^«g« iftei his arrival in Singapore by Clipper yestei day. Capt. Ondrick. who is in his early thirties has service in many71 words
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Article26 1941-09-18 3 Cairo. Sept. 17. IT is learned that the Egyptian Government has 1 protested to Berlin and Rome agam.st the bombing of Cairo area yesterdny mornln* ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article176 1941-09-18 3 Moscow. Sept. 17. I\ETAILS of the Russian success north-east of the important town of Smolensk, which the Russians claim to be in a position to invade, are given by the Soviet army newspaper Red Star. The paper says that Soviet infantry unci tank units haveReuter - 176 words
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42 1941-09-18 3 Shanghai, Sept. 17. HUNDRED persons are reported to have been killed and over 50 seriously injured when a Tokiobounc 1 express telescoped into the rear of a Kyoto- bound train, says a Japanese report. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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71 1941-09-18 3 German Centres In A rgentine Dissolved Buenos Aires, Sept. 17. THE digsoiuticn of German "cultural centres'' anc' the German Chamber of Commerce Is called for in a bill passed by the Argentine Chamber of Deputies yesterday. The bill dealing with the German I|iiltaral centrea" also requires the deportation of theirReuter - 71 words
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Article41 1941-09-18 3 Shanghai, Sept. 17 IMPLICATED In the .-hooting of a 1 Jaoanef^ gendarme and the bombing <i the branch headquarters 'f the .lanane.se r-eodarmerie. ten Chun-kini* terrortetJ were "severely punished" by a court martial, sail the local Japanese paper, Tairiku Snimpo ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Advertisement64 1941-09-18 3 m%\ The LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (AUTUMN) 1040 RESULTS, just published award SIXTY FOUR PER CENT of PASSES in all subjects for Which students of PITMAN'S COLLEGE entered. 1941 THONE 5022. APB 30 i Under BRITISH management J Poulet de L.rain delicious Continental and American dishes as well as real64 words
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Article, Illustration1090 1941-09-18 4 VERA ARDMORE - Johore Celebrations For Sultan's Birthday VERA ARDMORE PEOPLE PLACES By 'THE Istana at Johore Bahru was a really picturesque sight yesterday, sparkling with a new coat of cream paint, its gold baroque panels gleaming and its reception rooms decked with flowers, when the official celebrations for H.H. the Sultan's sixty-eighth1,090 words
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Advertisement40 1941-09-18 4 £P5 V* 7 WAVESIT Eugene Oil Perms SHAMPOO To suit the texture of your hair w VAC I A I Staff trained in use of INNOXA Preparation I Elizabeth Saloon European Operators Capitol Bldf. 159 North Bridge Road, Tel. 4419.40 words
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Advertisement17 1941-09-18 4 PHONE 3335 PRISCILLA Ltd. HAS RECEIVED LASTEX PANTIES 5 In 40l HIT FIRST FLOOR ENTRANCE BILL STREET17 words
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Advertisement81 1941-09-18 4 MAKE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR BEAUTY THE I%J*%* Av&H. j/i^W AT MAYNARDS tThe world over, the Elizabeth Arden »nt^ invariably the woman who is looked ai And Singapore is no exception! AI Elizabeth Arden S'alon in Maynarc splendid face treatments, flattering ma*« exquisite perfumes. She comes to Maynards too, so thai81 words
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Article455 1941-09-18 5 Three toasts to the bride FT.ATCIED among the very j ru,mJien*ive selection of j neruan-made gowns at j tISCIIXA LTD. (No. 5, En curt, entrance in Hillrer". are some fcrmal in moon frocks which would t ideal for those wedding < itst in search of something j t\\ and smart.455 words
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Article178 1941-09-18 5 171 ho; gh the. traditional veil and orange blossom popular, there is a growing feeling for fig-nal head-near and many recent Singapore tfi I shown a variety of head -dresses, these 1 oni pearl coronets to quaint Tudor lace bon- One attractive bride seen recently178 words
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Article, Illustration535 1941-09-18 5 You are going to Be Married... hints on dress makeup for the bride-to-be 'JpIE main thing that you have to cope with, if jou intend to stage your greatest day in Singapore is, of course, the climate; but don't ict the himidity put you off the traditional satin and orange535 words
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Advertisement140 1941-09-18 5 M prime quality mm^^hm /nV/^HR«V' 4mA '^jt^ '^tAm^Ay J^AmmmmWm^^t^uftm^m^mm ABtL^S^ mt '■Cm\Y m\mWk V V' J J- ~'»m)m6^mmmmmm^9\ I^Hml^^^l Kt« 4^^K Wfl K /-mWTmw^ /1- $.i6&&*s- *"*W r 9*imL uMmm^TA W? Sm\ MAmMI ■R -'MmmW mmmW V ?S m JW'.4r? 'T<***~*ir +T- 4fS| i^l^^*V YjflfliiH^' |V496 I J^V-j^Ryf O»Jd j^'140 words
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194 1941-09-18 6 IMK opinion that Thailand's altitude towards (ireat Britain waa chanjfinj? and that she was beftinnin^ to realise that we really are her friends was expressed hy the Commander-in-Chief, Far East, Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert Brooke Popham, in the course194 words
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Article56 1941-09-18 6 I^OF aline to notify the authorities his c';.nge of address. Seljun Nakazu (3D, a Japanese fisherman, was fined >1«0. In default, two months' rigorous l ->rls(..i:inent. The fisherman claimed trial to the chaase previously but when the case came 'ip for hearing before Mr. R. Moor, acting56 words
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Article284 1941-09-18 6 Malayan Pilot's Success J A FIGHTFIt pilot who was i\ until recent l> an assist- i ant engineet In the "Malayan P.W.F). has shot down his/ first German aircraft. i This is Pilot OMcer P. Shellev. who is now with a i Hurricane squadron in the I l Middle Fast.284 words
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Article105 1941-09-18 6 Chungking. Sept. 17. Till: Chinese and Japanese retcea in Central China are exchanging blows while a comparative lull prevails on the other fronts. Immediately after the Japanese offensive in Northern Hunan, the Chinese counter^Utacked and at the same time the Chinese forces in Southern I !-apReuter - 105 words
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Article45 1941-09-18 6 CHARGED with enticing away Puthma, a married woman, kflnkacuni »w»~ Veerman <28». claimed trtel b< :e Mr R Moor In the third police court. The case was postponed for mention on Sept 24. end ball was offered in the tun Of $200 in one surety.45 words
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Article293 1941-09-18 6 A 38-YEAR-OLD Sikh watchman. Isher Singh, was found dead in a drain at the side of Tyersallßoad by two police constables on patrol duty at 3.50 a.m. on Sept. 14 and Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore coroner, held an inquest into his death. A293 words
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Article, Illustration24 1941-09-18 6 Left to right— M. Maisky. Russian Ajiibawat General Gehkov, Baad of the Russian Hhrin Britain, and Kharlamov. deputy head, arriving the Foreign Office. London.24 words
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Article209 1941-09-18 6 THE Americans are more interested in the Pacific than in the Atlantic, and although they are in the dark about Japan's future moves they are nevertheless preparing for all eventualities. This is the opinion of Mr. Virgil Pinkley vb arrived In Singapore by the Clipper209 words
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Article113 1941-09-18 6 *mfO call for help has ever failed oi xesponse J% Malaya, and I can assure you that the wonder^ ly generous gifts, both in cash and Kind, wiu have reached us from Malaya, have heartened anc Inspired us all." This is a passage in a letter of113 words
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Article353 1941-09-18 6 rE benefit which will accrue to the public in fewer prosecutions and reduced public expenditure is stressed by the Municipality in a circular letter sent to associations, guilds and other such bodies with a request that these organisations cooperate in the spread of knowledge of what353 words
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Advertisement13 1941-09-18 6 "SNOW WHITE" CLEANING AT PARIS CO. DRY CLEANERS 28, COLEMAN ST. Phone 6045.13 words
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Article, Illustration1371 1941-09-18 7 H. L. HOPKIN'S Letter From London Britain Needs More Women Workers: Bournemouth Dancing "Breeze* Over: Dutch Cheer British Prisoners: More News For The Neutrals London. Aujr. 22. y\V urgent is the need for women workers in the faerie j< shown by the plain lteme nt of Mr. E. W. Barlip,1,371 words
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325 1941-09-18 7 MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1941. COLLECTIVE DEFENCE WITHIN the space of five days, President Roosevelt has delivered two epoch-??iaking speeches which, in the opinion of many international critics, are more important than the Kight-Point Declaration because they deal with problems immediately concerning the war rather than post-war reconstruction. The325 words
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Advertisement156 1941-09-18 7 lAKEUPYOUR LIVER BlLEhour dlomrl Aed You'll Jmuo oat of j Bed ia tbe Morakf FuK of Via. 1 |Kiur out two |x>uitds of Kt hit mto ■.our bowels daily. If this bile M [;•(!>•. your food doesn't digest, j M dccari in the bowels. Wind bloats ui> FttOJMcn Y.nmet constipated.156 words
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Article, Illustration109 1941-09-18 8 Johore Sultan 's Birthday JOHORE yesterday celebrated the 68th birthday of its ruler, His Highness Sir Ibrahim. Loyal subjects said prayers for his health at the Sultan Abubakar Mosque; a thanksgiving service was held at the Diwan. followed by an audience at the Istana Besar Pictures "how: (left) H.II the109 words
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261 1941-09-18 8 Chungking. f rHE wave of free China's reconstruction has swept over Chinese Turkestan as this north-western unit of the Chinese Republic is undergoing vast changes in every aspect of economic activities, according to the China Information Com- mittee. Although access is still difficult Chinese Turkestan261 words
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Article163 1941-09-18 8 OAVEN-HAIRED Miss Mary Ralph, who is to marry an R.A.F. pilot officer, was ordered to be home by 10 p.m. for the next two years. She and an 18-year-old student took a car without the owner's consent at Southampton and set off for London. They163 words
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Advertisement165 1941-09-18 8 1 SPEED THE TANKSII DIARY OF FUNCTIONS 18th. Sept. Churchill Tank Fund Night at Cocoanut Grove. Tickets $1.00. 25th. Sept. Battle of Britain Ball at Raffles Hotel. NonStop Cabaret Dance—Specialty Items and Hostesses. Music by Dan Hopkins Orchestra Harmony Hawaiian*. Extension to 2 a.m. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.165 words
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Miscellaneous12 1941-09-18 8 MICKEY MOUSE I I (js^^J^ PiGc'S ?<\<T> ir n 1/ VTT7XCTION' *V12 words
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Article418 1941-09-18 9 "I AM STILL ALIVE" (At the Alhambra) qTORY of the stunt defying men of Hollywood opened at the Alhambra vesterdav under the appropriate name of "I Am Still Alive." Thrills abound f^om the time Steve Barnett. played by Kent Taylor crashes his nlane throueh a barn until he hits418 words
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Article288 1941-09-18 9 jfv'iDENCE that the ricKsnaw puller was "jogging along with ins head down" was given ay Cpl. 3. T. Knight, who was in the ricksha at thj continued inquest yesterday into the death of Phua Say Mah, the puller. The inquest followed upon an accident at288 words
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Article554 1941-09-18 9 QIR Percy McElwaine, the chief justice, yesterday, dismissed the appeal of Low Yew Tee and upheld the conviction and sentence of a fine of $500 (with the alternative of three months' imprisonment) imposed by the Malacca district judge on a charge of criminal breach of trust.554 words
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Article275 1941-09-18 9 Punjabi Lorry Driver Charged JITA SINGH, a Johore lorry driver who stood trial yesterday, is alleged to have offered a bribe to two Malay constables and then escaped from legal custody. Mr. E. M. Tampoc -Philips appeared for .'it a Singh and. a point of law to the effect that275 words
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64 1941-09-18 9 MR. Alfred Duff Cooper and Lady Diana Duff Cooper were entertained to dinner by Mr. Kao Ling-pai, the Chinese ConsulGeneral, last night. Mr. Martin Russell and Mr. Anthony Keswick, who came to Singapore together with the British Cabinet Minister, Mr. and Mrs. DennisChinese Central News - 64 words
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Article70 1941-09-18 9 Hsinking, Sept. 17. FOR the first four days of this week, Manchukuo will be in a gala mood, celebrating the ninth anniversary of Japan's recognition of Manchukuo ana' also of the autumn shrine festival. Processions, dances and fireworks ar? taking place in the streets of the capitalReuter - 70 words
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Miscellaneous32 1941-09-18 9 I w I BY WALT DSSNEV > n I i TIT! I I KfTlrml theses nothing j VsTEP^s k r\ A^; c^y JJ 1 1 likE THE CLA^SIC^TYLE^) /<s^fc^4 ou^ •^?q \r^L -^^fev32 words
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Miscellaneous190 1941-09-18 10 ON lit [_air| s,N, '\lJ m mf m B csp-is sy'ji w wtrj u Fail (FIDB 9.W yIM SAIGON I mftrol «-m uM BANGKoJ ■sps si *M ill 715 a«| From or! KUALA \}M ws < *xs mm («allf m«k rt*m (Xii to I it rtW PENAKcI (41 M HS|190 words
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Article281 1941-09-18 11 On ly Suit Of An M.P. WHEN 31-year-old Mr. Ht-ctor McNeil. Lubou. MP for Gieenock. asked a question in thr House of Commons .he stood up in the onlv suit h< has. It was a grey pin -striped suit (without w.;i--ooat». With it Mr. McNeil wore a white shirt and281 words
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Article88 1941-09-18 11 Pulled Man Away By Hair— Saved A CUPBOARD «aved] Mr and Mrs. Edmunds when a bomb wrecked their house during a raid on an English eaM coast town. When rescued, almost unhurt. Mnl Edmunds said: 4, 1 grasped my husband by the hair when 1 heard the bombs whistling, and88 words
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Article79 1941-09-18 11 RICHARD GOSB 26--year-old IRA. training officer, wan executed bv a firing squad at Maryborough Prison after condemnation by a special military court which ordered that the sentence should be carried out within 48 hours. His trial followed when he was captured in a gun battle With police and j military.79 words
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Miscellaneous21 1941-09-18 11 ...•^••■•—'•S B3K WA\TA"M«NurrE!7H^o e s DCT| ryJBT it's 1 r the j S&b ,D^^» 2w r^%- !i.4 /LUCKY iMF :B? ,s,fM21 words
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Article387 1941-09-18 12 Cable News from 'Down Under' i Melbourne, Sept. 17. THE Minister for Air) (Mr. McEwen) has i announced the Fe- deral Government's I decision to expedite mail deliveries to j members of the R.A.A.F. overseas by I establishment o f R.A.A.F. base post offices in Australia. the United Kingdom. I387 words
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Advertisement202 1941-09-18 12 WOTHER BIG PICTURE at the BIG THEATRE £&h^^ y Stl m nfr Dann§ BfWW||ft^ Enlertainmenl for those 11 1 1. /a^S&X Enough lo TJ/WITD Understand "siifi m\ Mm Ww Hi m\ mFf^^U^^^-MmW' Richard CARLSON tt^^l?if^ir3 ;y Frank McHUGH 3*^**^ Tim HOLT wsi¥ o.a this lovely girl St Samuel S.HINDS ea202 words
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Advertisement199 1941-09-18 12 SEE the Gestapo outwitted in the Gm.i r '"picai Comedy-drama TACK UP YOUR TROUfili TO-DAY .M5, tt.U aj ALHAMBHj REGINALD PURDELII 7^&ilr t&mt mm §S _tfe- i a? S.^tß W&mT 7^ WW^HalliH 7^ 7^uK^ W r «Hp '-^Sitt i mm\M $m AmmWSBmW I a .^W^7 wA mi& W \^77^*i* 3lfc199 words
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Article218 1941-09-18 13 Mr. Charles H Holmes, general ma-| nager ol the Antra- 1 llan National Publicity Aml, has bcc.i appointed Director of the Department of Information in succession to Mr. J. F. Williams, who has been acting in an honorary capacity, and visited Malaya recently with the Minister for Information218 words
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Article88 1941-09-18 13 Stripped For Husband ROSE la Rose, £125--a-wcek New York str^p-teacse star, announced that she was seeking divorce because her husband made her work over-. U She complained,' cables John Walters from New York, that after Riving five ex-j hausting performance nightly m a, theatre, her husbandwould make her do one88 words
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Article218 1941-09-18 13 THEY said of him 19 months 1 ago, "He is a worthy successor to Bunomaater Max. And all Brussels agreed that the round-laced little doctor vho became their new Mayor vas of the same spirit as the round-faced little burgomaster who defied his German masters 26218 words
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Advertisement184 1941-09-18 13 EDGAR WALLACE B N( -c TO THE SCREEN HIS GREATEST |K CHARACTFR Tff^ Ifei ,N A I>Kl ,(;HTFIL BLENI) l^^J^SySfc OF COMEDY AND i.^Sr^HBB THRILLING MYSTERY IE MiND OF MR. REEDER" .LFYFFE NEXT CBAIWE |Hsb PAVILION p BO! CHIER JOWINC SOON AT II A.M. 3-15 SHOWS tJORIE RAMBEAb LES MANDER184 words
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Advertisement72 1941-09-18 13 3.15, 6.i5 jSavtticn 9.15 WHAT FORBIDDEN SECRETS LIE HIDDEN BEYOND THE GRAVE? SEE THE MOST THRILLING MYSTERY EVER SCREENED! SIEELYOURSELL^^ S Bk •JwP* '7^ v*&&ii x t <Mw|pflftfv *hIS WtmmmJt ••*>* _2^£T<)t ft *V j jV^ J^A Tilfc;^i mg*. flffl f Y m v h i J ['off^^Z Ji Bffj_JM72 words
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Article1059 1941-09-18 14 Dead Heals Willi Another Maiden Winner, Pays $52 For Place QUEEN'S STARS DOUBLE: SECOND DAY PERAK RACES MAIDEN wins for Micky Rooney and Spun Wool, which, incidentally, dead heated for first place in the third event, Micky Rooney paying $52 for a place bet.1,059 words
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Article, Illustration63 1941-09-18 14 THIS ONE WAY EASY r a H hirlaway m K the fa, Kentucky lengths in b >' by t re iord time mins. i sec. not l ago. A few i ago. how, racing at R4 Island t h great horse, claimed Ami ca's (hamj horse, was bt en by63 words
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Article274 1941-09-18 14 ONLY two ties in the S.C.C. autumii lawn tennis tournament were played off yesterday. In the men's singles handicap, J. T. Chester (plus 4) beat W. M. OakRhind (scr.) 6 4, 6 4, and in the women's singles handicap, Mrs. Griffiths (scr.) beat Miss N. Still (plus 15) 6—4,274 words
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Article36 1941-09-18 14 DLAYING at Bukit Timah yesterI day, Raffles College beat an Indian General Hospital XI by five goals to nil after leading 4—o at half-time. Scorers were Karim (2» Doraisamy (2) and Ghazali.36 words
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Article198 1941-09-18 14 Fort Canning 2; Airport FAIRLY exciting football was seen at Fa Park yesterday in the Div. 118 match beti Fort Canning and the Airport which ended i 2-all draw. The Airport drew blood Ant through Y their right wingei. in one of their dangerous They continued to hold the198 words
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Article, Illustration172 1941-09-18 14 R.A.F. (Kallang). .3; Indian Assn.ONE player was ordered off the field *H B.A.F. (Kallang) met and held Jg Association to a 3-all draw in a Div 11 match played at Farrer Park ycsterdav Play was fast and both teams tooK iara tacking. The Indian commenced172 words
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Article22 1941-09-18 14 Zurich, sepi-j; furt, seven times international fo° tb *JJj2 ,°venw' and Kalle Jalkanen. world champion skier in 1938.- ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Advertisement386 1941-09-18 14 Asthma Agony Curbed in 10 Minutes Since the discovery of Mendaoo by an enables you to sleep, but also builds up the American physician it is no longer neces- system to ward off future attacks For in«ary for anyone to suffer from choking, stance, Mr. J. ft. writes: "I was386 words
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Article, Illustration50 1941-09-18 15 Columbus' ity 6,000 j ade cast i »r Ohio [an n u becoming i With kto of a (itial can. Man' Bunner, herewith) m a cam- for the 1 ith post- S ister pa- i Id stunts. he lost. J |s not a j butt through I she J have50 words
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Article34 1941-09-18 15 Sept. 17. )US cxplov occurred redish des. koorcd In archipeladestroyers n;7y damre and unions. lumber was injured but re D>r vet nose the il hindered rations. ■c of the Is not vet rati34 words
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Article350 1941-09-18 15 A WAR Fund amateur boxing programme is to be staged by the local Association at the Happy World on Sept. 26. starting at 8.30 p.m. Representatives from the various Service Units in Singapore have intimated their willingness to compete, and the programme will be made350 words
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Article170 1941-09-18 15 THE Singapore Polo Club have received a total of about 270 entries for the eight events for the War Fund Gymkhana they are holding on Sept. 27. Thirty-eight horses have been entered for the jumping, 40 for the tilting, and 43 for the musical posts. while an170 words
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Article27 1941-09-18 15 THE seventh Singapore Chinese sports meet will be held at Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday and Sunday, commencing at 9.30 a.m. on each day.27 words
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Article29 1941-09-18 15 THE hockey fixture between the Y.M.C.A. and a Heavy Battery team, fixed to be played at the Y.M.C.A. ground yesterday, was cancelled as the Gunners failed to turn up.29 words
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Article24 1941-09-18 15 THE R.E. (Pulau Branl) were awarded a walk-over in their Div. HA game against the R.E. (Malays), which was to have been played yesterday.24 words
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Article257 1941-09-18 15 DURING the season 1941.42 the Singapore Cricket Club will play a number of Ist XV games on the Padang and the M.R.I will also play on the same ground four major games on behalf of the War Fund and Malaya Pat. riotic Fund. The Padang will257 words
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Article166 1941-09-18 15 Mayfair B.P. To Celebrate THE Mayfair Badminton Party will hold their ninth anniversary on Saturday and Sunday, Sepl- 27 and 28, at 138, Pa-i' Panjang Road. Members are requested to fall in at Mr. Yeo Kian Hoe's residence, K, Lorong IV, Geylang Road, on Saturday before 5 p Eft, Free166 words
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Article46 1941-09-18 15 The Postal Department advUc* that the Pan American Clipper Ik now cxpecturi tr> deDart to-morrow. d Tne fafftlme ol po.tln al the O Xfg. Singapore to connect with bmm Kurope America. Pacific and the phlilpl me Island, on the return flight wUI be 3 p.m. to-day.46 words
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206 1941-09-18 15 New Yurk, Sept. 17 THE Committee to Defend America last night issued a new statement of lis basic policy which is outlined in the lollowing ten-point programme. (1), An immediate breakoff of diplomatic relations with Germany; (2), Deliver goods all the way across theReuter - 206 words
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Article106 1941-09-18 15 Shanghai, Sept. 17. WANG Thing- wei's forces arc co-operating with Japanese troops in various pert* of Kiangsu Province in mopping up the remnants of the Chines? Fourth i Communist* Army, according to the Japanese Army spokesman, CXi. Akiyama, at a press conference The spokesman expressed the hopeReuter - 106 words
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Article113 1941-09-18 15 IN a friendly badminton match A played at their own courts last Sunday, the Kampong Jagoh Muslim B P beat the Gentle B.P. by 5 games to 2. Results <Kg. J.M. B.P. players mentioned first):— Singles: Sd. Salim beat Ahmad Taib 15—9. I—s. 15—7. Md. Yimou113 words
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Article56 1941-09-18 15 London. Sept. 17 THIS morning's Air Ministry com- munlque stated that "during the night, a 'small number of enemy aircraft flew Inland, mostly over parts of eastern England. "Bombs, which fell at a few [points, caused no damage and no casualties had been reported. One enemy bomberReuter - 56 words
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Article155 1941-09-18 15 New York. Sept. 18. ACCORDING to the New York Times' R/:me correspondent, the Pope gave a polite "no" to a request from President Roosevelt conveyed through 7-.fr. Myron Taylor, the President's personal envoy to the Holy See, that the Pope should declare war against Nazism asReuter - 155 words
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Article59 1941-09-18 15 THE following have bt'en selected to play hockey for the Y.M.O.A. vs. R.A.0.0. tomorrow at 5. 15 pm. on the Anson Road ground. H Tang; Hira Singh. Lee Pong Lim (Capt); V. R. Sabapathy. Goh Chin Chye, Gan Kee Siang; W Maggs, lan Hope. 18. Suratta. Gan Kee59 words
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Advertisement28 1941-09-18 15 Coconut Grove "Where Everybody Goes'* CHURCHILL TANK FUND TO-NIGHT Elaborate Moor Show Extension Inlil 2 a.m. Admission $1.00 Proceeds to the Fund Phone ***** Reserve Early Phone *****28 words
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Miscellaneous39 1941-09-18 15 (Diary DAY Div I, Manches. [tam; Re. sion, Argylla ClerfcaJ '•HB.Stamv P<»st OfOfflce. &-C.C, tourannual gen. Nl ol Kep. Club. 6.45 Khalsa v n eral Hog. p uind. TABLE "Dhs if***--141 pm.. Row 0 9.34 D f 10.30 10.1839 words
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357 1941-09-18 16 SOVIE T DEFENCE MATCH FOR BIG GERM AN PUSH "CENT-A--PLANE" FUND SCORE SIX London. Sept. 17. (By Annalist) THE German communique to-day makes a revealing statement although it docs not constitute a claim, lt says that in the east offensive actions arc developing into one operation on a very big357 words
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Article101 1941-09-18 16 Goebbels Praises Red Army London. Sept. 17. THE way to Novgorod was simply hell," states Dr. Goebbels' paper Voelkisher Beobachter quoted by the Moscow radio. "It is a thing nobody will ever forget. The enemy has some reckless soldiers who seem to have no fear of death, no regard forReuter - 101 words
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Article83 1941-09-18 16 Moscow, Sept 17 ONE of our tank brigaces, operating on the Leningrad sector in a successful engagement, destroy ?d 48 enemy tanks and armourec. cars. 27 guns and 13 mine- throwers,'* states a supplement to the Soviet communique. "Troops lecovered the island of Rahmasaari in Loke83 words
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Article302 1941-09-18 16 Battle For Islands Described (By Maurice Lovell. Reuters Resident Correspondent Moscow. Sept. 17. THE importance of the Soviet victory in smashing the German attempt to land forces on the Soviet held islands of Ezel and Moon at the entrance to Riga Bay and partly commanding the Gulf of Finland, isReuter - 302 words
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Article94 1941-09-18 16 Berne, Sept. 17. ATTEMPTS to assassinate two more Nazi non-commissioned officers are reported in a Vichy despatch to- cay. One of them was shot and seriously wounded in Boulevard The bullets entered his back. Shots were fired at the other N.C.O. yesterday morning but heReuter - 94 words
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Article102 1941-09-18 16 SHANGHAI'S PETROL SHORTAGE— Restrictions on the sale of petrol in Shanghai, first enforced some days ago to prevent hoarding, have been tightened up because of the dwindling of supplies caused by a shortage of shipping. The Asiatic Petroleum Company, the only British concern about here, insertedReuter - 102 words
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Article73 1941-09-18 16 AUSTRIAN'S EXECUTED— Five Austrians were executed in Berlin on Tuesday, according to the Berlin correspondent of the Swedish newspaper, Dagens Nyheter. Of one. Eduard Jaroslawshy, it was said that he had displayed hostile tendencies towards the state for many years and had recently attempted to impair the powers of resistanceReuter - 73 words
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Article101 1941-09-18 16 Cruel, Would Not Speak A WOMAN music temcner whose schoolmaster husband had lived in the same house without speaking to her for several j years was granted a decree nisi on ciueltv 1 grounds at Chester j Assizes. "I cannot imagine greater cruelty."' com. i mented Mr. Justice 1 Singleton.101 words
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Article105 1941-09-18 16 John and Robert Meikle were twins. They went t? school together, played together, worked toil gether. On the same day, when they were 21 years old, they both passed the examina- tion that made them chartered account- ants. Together, in 1938, they joined the Territorials. On the same day105 words
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Article145 1941-09-18 16 Home Guard Out Again City Strike Kansas City, bep AFTER the Home GuaraJ State of Kansas had dered to mobilise, a stn»' ployees of a power company. caused Kansas Citv to M into darkness last nfcM. called off. ..ithoul The City had been JWJ power and water and J wereReuter - 145 words
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