Morning Tribune, 21 October 1941
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Title Section15 1941-10-21 1 \i;t, SALES EXCEED l,500 DAILY Morning Tribune Vol. 6— No. 205, Tuesday. October 21, 1941.15 words
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826 1941-10-21 1 GERMANS SWITCH PUSH TO S. UKRAINE I I THE LONDON RADIO LAST NIGHT STATED THAT BRIr IISH TROOPS HAVE BEEN I IN ACTION AGAINST THE I GERMANS ON THE RUSSIAN I FRONT. London, Oct. 20. IyiHLI. the eyes of the world are still focussed on tlif titanic struggle at theReuter - 826 words
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105 1941-10-21 1 BRITISH U.S. TANKS BRITISH, U.S. TANKS HELPING RUSSIANS Moscow, Oct. 20. S ''TANKS and planes from Kngland and America are J I coming to our help", declared the Military Com. mi sir of the Tench Battalion of the Moscow Home fJuud, Boris Abramovich Baksheev, m a broadcast to the citizensReuter - 105 words
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Article186 1941-10-21 1 r, Tokyo, Oct. 20. KYO denies that the new Japanese Cabinet is a military government although both General Tojo and the Navy Minister, Admiral S. Shimada to-day issued statements m which they talked of a crisis. The disclaimer of the foreign interpretations that trie Cabinet is186 words
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Article130 1941-10-21 1 Crossroads Of Life And Death h drj j jy jy yj j Tokyo. Oct. 20. JAPAN now stands at the crossroads of life and death, declared the new Prime .Minister, (xcncrul To jo. m his first Order of the Day. Addressed to members of the War Cabinet He appealed to130 words
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Article188 1941-10-21 1 London, Oct. 20. General Tojo's statement" of policy tells us nothing, says the Manchester Guardian. It might have been made by the mildest-mannered Premier that ever cut a thousand Chinese throats. General Tojo says that he, too, will 'contribute to world peace." We shall do well" addsReuter - 188 words
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Article239 1941-10-21 1 Sydney, Oct. 20. "The hope of preserving peace m the Pacific will not be abandoned so long as Tokyo refrains from giving the fatal sign for war. Only at our peril could we disregard ominous portents' was stressed by the Prime Minister. Mr. Curtin." says the Sydney Herald.Reuter - 239 words
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275 1941-10-21 1 Tokyo Government Less Bellicose Than Expected Hanoi, Oct. 20. WHIM-: some misgivings have been caused here by the appointment of a general to the Japanese Prime Minister, ship, it is generally felt that the composition of the Japanese Cabinet is less bellicose than ITU expected. It is realised that theReuter - 275 words
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Article48 1941-10-21 1 RuffaJO 'XrV, York. O' 20 'J'HF United Automobile Worker Un«oti of t»-»o RtilTalo section m j Council of Industrial Organ;- i has vot'^ m f^vr»w of a < t»* -p at the BUI Aircraft Cor-' •vM*«Hotifl factories, located Ktj Rufffl.lo and MHfrq ra FaiJs (New I York state). ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article123 1941-10-21 1 Russia May Need Food From U.S. Washington, Oct. 20. RUSSIA may have to turn to the United States for food supplies, particularly wheat, following the IOH of the rich grain-producing areas, according to officials of the Agricultural Department. They suggest the importation of United States grain at Vladivostok m order123 words
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Article12 1941-10-21 1 If ING FAROUK received the Maharajah of Wash- mir on Monday. ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Article187 1941-10-21 2 Boston. Oct. 19 THE arJcle "took myTJrcath away," declared Mrs. Rooseveit m a weekly broad- t cast, discussing a recent report m the newspapers that German sirls had been told )it was th-ir dv > to have I children by German soldiers, regardless of whether theyReuter - 187 words
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123 1941-10-21 2 Willkie In Demand For Act's Repeal Washington, Oct. 20. ACTIVELY backed by Mr. Wendell Willkie, a group of leading Republican Senators is reported to be ready to demand an outright repeal of the Neutrality Act. This would impart a two party character to the move by the veteran Democrat SenatorReuter - 123 words
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Article64 1941-10-21 2 Shanghai, Oct. 20. WITHOUT revealing the reason, the Japanese have considerably tightened the precautionary measures m the Japanese-control-iled areas of Shanghai including Hongkew (the Japanese-occupied section of the international Settlement). Japanese sentries on all the bridges and wharves have been doubled, with the occupants of trains and busesReuter - 64 words
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Article165 1941-10-21 2 Bangkok, Oct. 20. WITH the whole Far East on the "Qui Vive" as a result of the formation of the new Japanese Cabinet, Thailand looks on with deep concern but also with quiet confidence. The main anxiety is lest a sudden conflagration should break out somewhereReuter - 165 words
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Article, Illustration74 1941-10-21 2 American fighter planes have arrived m Malaya month after month and assembly has w J' continued at high speed but without publicity. Singaporeans have become used to the lons* grey I I rules passing through the streets and hardly J notice the roar of engine and whistle of wind past74 words
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Article132 1941-10-21 2 New York, Oct. 20. THE Duke and Duche.ss of Windsor arrived m NewYork early Monday morning for a five day visit to the city which the Duke has not visited since he was Prince of Wales. They will occupy the entire 29 floor of the WaldrofReuter - 132 words
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Article184 1941-10-21 2 Melbourne, Oct. 20. "T WISH to assure the Australian people that A the Government is alive to all eventualities, and that some time ago all necessary preliminary precautionary measures for the defence of tiie Commonwealth and its territories were taken by the services," declared the Prime184 words
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Article84 1941-10-21 2 London, Oct. 20. THE Air Ministry communique tolled tins morn. ing says "at du.sk last night a .single German aircraft dropped bombs at places on the East Anglian coast causing some damage. "Soon after nightfall a few of the enemy's aircraft crossed to the coast andReuter - 84 words
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Article134 1941-10-21 2 Destroyer Attacked By U-Boat Washington. Oct. 20. AN announcement by the Navy Department states that the United States destroyer, Kearny, which was recently attacked by an enemy submarine, had reached port but did not disclose at which port the destroyer had arrived. The announcement said that the Kearny had beenReuter - 134 words
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46 1941-10-21 2 Kobe, Oct. 20. FJESPITE reports to the contrary the second of the *J Japanese ships ordered by the Government to go to the United States m order to relieve the traffic congestion sailed at noon to-day, according to schedule.- ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article150 1941-10-21 2 London, Oct. 20. rvETAILS of widespread Royal Is Air Force operations m the Central Mediterranean, covering 24 hours last Friday, were officially released here to-day. Sardinia, Syracuse, and Tripani, m Sicily, together with Axis transport m the Western Desert and Axis ships at sem wer« all attackedReuter - 150 words
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Advertisement56 1941-10-21 2 Under BRITISH management n}r SUGChsf rr^« FRUIT but serving delicious Continental and American dishes as well as real English homecooking. i Our cellars have g been restocked 1 Q^ M^ with finest Mt^% J\AJL/¥IAJ f Continent Te 2g2 Qrchard teines and tmevn. 5355 Koad. your inquiries RAHAMIN PENHAS Chemical Pharmaceatical56 words
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Article292 1941-10-21 3 Trade Unionism In Malaya MR. A. H. Jordan, the Colon s first Registrar of Trade rnions. and Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Malaya, m a broadcast from Singapore last night, spoke on Trade Unionism m Malaya. Below are excerpts from his talk: "A trade union Ls of course a society and292 words
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Article36 1941-10-21 3 Collective security ties between Great Britain, the United States. Russia and China, to prevent further wars, are envisaged bf Dr. Burgmnnn. Anglican Bishop of Goulburn (New South Wales) who Is a prominent Australian churchman.36 words
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Article132 1941-10-21 3 l Sydney, Oct. 20. »THt; appoint- 1 ment of an Army dietician with tropical experience to i the Australian t Imperial Force m Malaya is advocated by Major R.L. Has. tie, the Australian Comforts Fund's Honoi iury Commis- *ioner, m an interview on his returnReuter - 132 words
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Article100 1941-10-21 3 Airmen Saved A FARMER and his wife, defying intense heat and exploding petrol tanks and ammunition, saved three injured airmen from the burning wreckage of a plane. For their heroism, Mr. Harry and Mrs. Amelia Broadberry, who live m Nottinghamshire, are awarded the British Empire Medal (Civil Division i They100 words
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323 1941-10-21 3 London. Oct. 20. THE touchstone of Japanese intentions will be the way m which she approaches the conversations which she says she wishes to reopen with the United States, states the Sunday Times diplomatic correspondent. Sir Kobert Craigie, the British Ambassador to Tokio, will323 words
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Article136 1941-10-21 3 London, Oct. 20. EVIDENCE of unrest m the occu- pied countries continues to reach London. According to the Swedish new*-p-rper Svens!:a Dagbladet, the situaticn m Aalesund, Norway is now serious. An announcement by the German Ortskommaaident m the press states that the inhabitants have damaged extensiveBritish Wireless - 136 words
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Article64 1941-10-21 3 HITLER MUST BEAT AMERICA TO WIN Boston, Oct. 19. IN a shcrtwave broadcast to France, Pear- Admiral Byrd declared: "Adolf Hitler will not win unless he attacks and defeats the United States." Discussing American production, Admiral Byrd concluded: "I say to you the day will come when the skies ofReuter - 64 words
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Article95 1941-10-21 3 £12,000 FINE DR. Thomas Lawrence Ormerod of Woodfoid Green, Essex, district tuberculosis officer of the Essex County Council, was at Bow-street Police Court fined £12,000 and ordered to pay £30 costs for failing to offer 28,052 U.S. dollars (£6,943) for sale to the Treasury. The magistrate(Mr. McKenna) said It was95 words
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Advertisement197 1941-10-21 3 Rich, Red Blood Builds Weight If you are Thin, Underweight, Losing Energy, Tir.-d all the time, have n Pair. Fallow complexion, suffer from Skin Bleni,ish»'.-. Circles under the Eyes, and lack that mysterious magnetic forco called'"it you are .un-down ami need th"o n»w disCOVery of a Hollywood, California, physiician This197 words
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Advertisement799 1941-10-21 3 HALLOWE'EN BALL WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1941 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. AT VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL NON-STOP DANCE— (I) Band of the Loyal RegimentBy kind permission of Lt.-Col. M. Elrington, M.C., and Officers. (2) Swing Stars A Royal Air Force Band. Ticket* $1.85 O.R.s (regular) 1.00 Ladies799 words
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Article51 1941-10-21 4 INDIA NEWS New Delhi. Oct. 19. OF a total of £10.0004)00 contributed by the Empire for the purchase of bombers and fighters for Britain, India alone ha.s given onctighth. Madras has three squadrons named after it, the Punjab two squadrons, and the United Provinces and Bombay Provinces one each.— ByRadio - 51 words
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Article94 1941-10-21 4 Viza.gapatam, Oct. 19. IN an appeal to the people of India to trust m the will of Britain to achieve final victory, the Vice-Chancellor of the Andhra University said: "It is m the interests of India that the people should do their best towards helping the war effort. We shouldRadio - 94 words
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Article28 1941-10-21 4 Bombay, Oct. 19. REPORTS of the Price Advisory Committee show that the prices of padi and rice m Tanjore and Malabar are slightly on the decrease. By RadioRadio - 28 words
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Article54 1941-10-21 4 Karachi, Oct. 19. THE Sind Government has decided to grant an allowance to its servants. Those drawing a salary of under 15 rupees a month will receive an allowance of one rupee while those drawing 16 to 30 rupees monthly will receive two rupees. This will take effect from SeptemberRadio - 54 words
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Article19 1941-10-21 4 Calcutta, Oct. IV. THE Bengal Premier, Mr. A. K. Fazlul Hug, lias returned to Calcutta irom Darjeeling.— By RadioRadio - 19 words
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Article44 1941-10-21 4 Calcutta, Oct. 19. THE fourth annual conference o f members of the surgical profession will be held m Calcutta on Tuesday and will last for three days. An exhibition of surgical apparatus is being arranged for m connection with thc Conference— By Ra dioRadio - 44 words
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Article24 1941-10-21 4 G Jordan, one of Tasmania's oldest jockeys, was killed when Strathlynn, n i s mount, fell during a hurdles race at Elwich on Saturday.24 words
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Article29 1941-10-21 4 The Japanese Con-sul-General (Mr. Goto* says he does not believe there will be a war m the Pacific What nation he asks could possibly Rain from such a war?29 words
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Advertisement250 1941-10-21 4 TO-MORROW: HARI RAYA PUASA 2 EVEN! S )I SIC ,\/FICA NCI A MALAY VIC TORY PROCESSION. ORGANISED BY THK AKAB BANGSAWAN TROUPE WILL \VKNI> KOLND THE PARK TO-MORROW NIGHT THE OPtNINCi OF THE VICTORY (STAGE) HALL. TO-NIGHT TEA DANSANT \A AFTER-DINNER DANCE 7.30 p.m.— 9.00 p.m. M 0 p.m.— Midnight250 words
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Advertisement105 1941-10-21 4 HEAD THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya. TO-MORROW at THE CAPITQL I Opening with 4 HOLIDAY SHOWS m 3.15 1 1 6.15 9.15 I Whatever the JURY'S VERDICT may be YOU wil pronounce beautiful LARAINE DAY (*ITILTY of committing a smashing performance m M. G. M*s new version of lIAYAKII105 words
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Advertisement147 1941-10-21 4 i\Nlm anyone who saw this Mm \l yesterday Cr you will be told:— "IT'S II DIFFERENT/ ORIGINAL M J "INTELLIGENT" A COLUMBIA PICTURE WITH CLIVE BROOK DIANA WYNYARD AH the Sequences originally objected to. NOW SHOWN IN THEIR ENTIRETY. I TO BE PRECEDED BY:— I I INTERNATIONAL FORUM I I147 words
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632 1941-10-21 5 SOUTH JOHORE STAGING MILITARY MANOEUVRES A MILITARY exercise will be held m Johore when the defence of a troop jonvoy against tnemy aerial attacks will he fully tested m the early hours of Saturday morning, commencing at 12.;)0 a.m. and ending at 6 a.m. Only the south of Johore will632 words
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Article47 1941-10-21 5 A short talk m the series "Kitchen Front," Riving advice on marketing, together with food control announcements and the latest fcod prices, will be given at 7.56 a.m. from the Singapore station tomorrow. The Up-country Letter from the M.B.C. correspondent will be read at 8.45 p.m. to-morrow.47 words
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Article83 1941-10-21 5 VOLUNTEERS for a motor cycle dispatch rider unit m Johore are urgently required, Mr. D. G. Pritchard. Director of A.R.P., Johore State, told the Morning Tribune. i The men will be required to volunteer with their own motor cycles, and will pro- bably be mobilised83 words
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Article192 1941-10-21 5 GREETING CARD FOR PENGHUL US EVERY penghulu throughout Malaya will receive v special message m connection witli the Han Raya Pua.su festival which will be celebrated to-moirow throughout the Muslim world. This message will take the form of a postcard with a picture of Mr. Winston Churchill on the front192 words
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Article25 1941-10-21 5 ON Oct. 21. 1805. the British Fleet under NeUon Trafalgar. A feature programme this ann written for Payi will be broad B.C. at25 words
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Article161 1941-10-21 5 CIS a business visit to Singapore v is Mr Semi Vinicchayakoul a Thai barrister, according tv whom "there is no uneasiness m Thailand at present and everything is going on as usual.*' He is a iecturer m the University of Moral Sciences and Polhics at Bangkok161 words
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Article523 1941-10-21 5 Ubique - SER VICES BREV ITIES Ubique By 4 -COMBINED SERVICED" hockey side will meet Perak on the s.C.C-* ground on Wednesday evening. tully-ofT 5 pm. At present the composition of the Services team has not been fully decided, but such stalwarts as Major Kellet, Sergt. Gibb, Havildar Manickam, Spr. Arokiasamy and523 words
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Advertisement122 1941-10-21 5 IU lI\H PHILP lIMB. (Incorporated m Australia) MONTHLY SAILINGS TO BRISBANE, SYDNEY, MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND ap o o informat:on regarding freight and passenger accommodatioD BOUSTEAD CO., LTD., liXOO-CHIIVA LINE. (Incorporated m England) Direct Service to Japan via HONG KONG, and to CALCUTTA via PENANG. M«rJ« r?122 words
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Advertisement192 1941-10-21 5 Public \«>li««s Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now Invited for the Toilowing material* or service. For particulars see Municipal Tender Room. TENDER Date of Oloatnj Care i"z Maintenance of Chris- tian Cemeteries at Bukit Tirmih Road during 1942. (Deposit $50). 12 noon, 28 Oct. 1941 Supply of Precast Concrete Culvert192 words
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Article, Illustration925 1941-10-21 6 s^i London, Sept. 17. rpHERE was much cheering outside St. Paul's Cathedral yesterday. The crowd cheered th;> King and Queen. They cheer* ed Kin^r Peter II of Yugoslavia, lor whose eighteenth birthday a coming-of-age service had been held, and they cheered Kin# Haakon of Norway. There was a925 words
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336 1941-10-21 6 MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, OCT. 21, 1941. SCORCHED EARTH "scorched earth" policy which the Russians are following to the letter m their evacuation of any district or village is believed to have been initiated by the Chinese. The fact is that this form of technique was practised m the last World336 words
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Advertisement137 1941-10-21 6 LOSS OF PROFITS INSURANCE South British Insurance Co., Ltd. TeL 5926 2, Green OEPRESSED, NERVY, WASHEO-OUr ll if £W > m-^ WINCARNIS made this amazing differenc Wincarnis is the quick-action,pleasant-tasting, neverfail tonic Wincarnis is the tonic with 25,000 t» recommendations from medical men, the tonic you Tr can trust to137 words
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Advertisement27 1941-10-21 6 EYE EXAMINATIONS, Eyeglasses, ifSt 0 "*1 Exclusively. THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. 4, ARCADE HUH, 'PHONE 300.i R. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Science, 35 years' European Clinical Experience.27 words
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Article112 1941-10-21 7 WELL- BALANCED MEALS < containing a good supply of vitamins, are essential to good health. Here are some suggestions to help you m planning menus for the first meal of the day: Stewed figs; bacon and fried bread; oatcakes and y butter; coffee: milk for the children. I112 words
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Article264 1941-10-21 7 VITAMIN A. Any cf the following will giv? you 1,000 units of Vitamin A: quarter-ounce ox liver; hi' lf- ounce cooked spinach; one and a quarter ounces ox kidney; :ne and a quarter to one and a half ounces butter; two ounces carrots or green264 words
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Article305 1941-10-21 7 Spreads For School Lunches TO think of something different for the children's school lunch sandwich fillings sometimes taxes mother's ingenuity. The following, however, are all good, inexpensive and sustaining: TOMATO SPREAD: Wash and chop tomatoes, then cook till soft without adding any water. Make into a puree by rubbing through305 words
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Article, Illustration627 1941-10-21 7 EGGS in the MENU fth th gm m m cxn cgn NEST OF EGGS 1 lb. potatoes, knob of margarine, salt and pepper, 2 ob. grated cheese, 2 eggs, little milk. Cook the potatoes until quite soft, then mash them thoroughly, adding a knob of margarine and enough mi.k to627 words
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Advertisement26 1941-10-21 7 .THE ROYAt gAftEBY BA R E s^HJiriM^WMl^ > >p^ ire* 11 k^ rv 1 PHONE 5376 FIVE LINES C.S 173A Advt. of Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.26 words
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Advertisement664 1941-10-21 8 h f fn fjn xtfh hn gn Situations Vacant WANTED Life Insurance agents on salary $40.- pei mor.th. Apply P. p. Box 42.1 Kuala Lumpur. (.No. 596 L) WAHTZD Cambridge students to be trained as Insurance field and office workers. Apply Box 721 c.o Mala^ Tribune, Kuala Lumpur. (No. 597664 words
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Advertisement643 1941-10-21 8 Situations Wanted sPARE TIME WORK: Advertiser un-iei'-ukes to keep books and prepare Loss Accounts and Balance sheet. Can convert Tamil accounts uto English system accounts for large jr sm.iil firms undertaken. Box 719 Vlalaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 592 L) MOTOR STEAM engineer 20 years 1 experience, do all kinds of643 words
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Advertisement679 1941-10-21 8 WANTED TO BUT: Freehold land arc;, between IC,OOO-25.000 sq. ft. with bouse preferred. Price mud t>e reasonable and not more than $6,000;-. Apply Box No. 729 c;o Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 603 L). BRITISH EUROPEAN drstres Bedslt-tii!g-room with European, Eurasian, or Chinese family. Or small flat or flatlet. Will supply679 words
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Advertisement651 1941-10-21 8 For Sale FOR SALE— One ruling machine by Spicors Ltd., and fair quantity of type metal In casts on stands. Apply Malaya Tribune Press Ltd., Anson Road, Singapore. FOR SALE .secondhand rubber cases, telephone 3C23. Singapore. (No. 821 L) IHILLIPS EIGHT tube band spi.;id model mdio like new. Phone *****651 words
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Advertisement683 1941-10-21 8 Motor Vehicles DO YOU WANT to sell your car? Phone 5088, Singapore. Cash paid. (No. 676H) WANTED: 8-10 H.P. car. Reply Box 737 c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 617 L) ID3<3 ford Eight Sedan Bpeedometet under lorty thousand miles Good lUbber. Phone BOIiRI after six, Singapore. (No. 547 L)683 words
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Article256 1941-10-21 9 PENANG RACES To-morrows Weights rpiii-; following m- the weights for these sc <»nd d;iy of ttie Penan*; Races: Horses, Class 2, div. 4 6 furs. Contango 00 Sonny 8 07 Herbr rolle 8. 12 Cambalong 8.05 Kerrena 8.10 Shun 8.05 Blue Pt'tpr 8.10 Dover 8.03 Brackliiv 8256 words
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Article34 1941-10-21 9 rpHK following is thm Indian Amiv team Pte. Pitman; Capt. TlaUng, Hay Oulo*n Si. >ie .-.ar-li, Jem. Utani Sin^h, S<m<« <9m hi T y ,j Singh. Sapper Aroklasamy, Hay. Major Ohulam Nabl, SiilKMi Muiiitineu34 words
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Article484 1941-10-21 9 Singapore (A rokiasamy3) Win -4- 1 WITH their forwards combining faultlessly m the second half after a colourless display m the first, Singapore scored a convincing hockey win over Perak m the visitors' second game here on the SRC. padang yesterday by four goals to one. All the goals were484 words
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Article43 1941-10-21 9 THE Harlequins defeated the Selangor Casuals by the odd goal m three when they met at hockey on the O.S.C. ground yesterday. N Sullivan scored both goals for the Harlequins while Eng Kirn scored the only goal the visitors obtained.43 words
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Article75 1941-10-21 9 THE F.M.S. Railway Institute (Kuala Lumpur) hockey team, who are here on tour and who were defeated 3—l by a Naval Base Police team on Sunday, drew 2-all with the SCR C when they met at Hong Lim Green yesterday. The game was a scrappy affair75 words
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Article89 1941-10-21 9 PLAYING their first same m the competition, the Cup holders, V»*e Loyal*, just scraped through into the next round when they eliminated the reserve team of the RAF. by the only goal stored m their tie at Anson Road Stadium yesterd ()u the run of play,89 words
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Article74 1941-10-21 9 THE Indian General Hospital hockey team fu"her I enhanced their reputation when they defeated a Singapore Cricket Club team by nJHfc goals to nil on the club ground yesterday. The Indians were far and away the superior team and monopolised play over the 60-minute period during which74 words
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Advertisement143 1941-10-21 9 Asthma Germs Killed m 3 Ninnies Chokiiiß, paKpiiiK, whoozinp Asthma ant? Bronchitis poiaoa your system, ruin your Health and \v» aken your heart. Mendacoy the preacriptioa of an Amerlt-an physician, Btarts kitting Asthma Ccrms In 3 minutes, purifies tho hlo««l nnd bullda new vitality bo th.-tf you can si. p143 words
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Advertisement492 1941-10-21 9 Cut This Out And Keep It West Coast (Singapore) P Evacuation Area Important Notice To Persons Registered To Co To The Government Camp At Reformatory Road Residents m evacuation areas registered to go to the Government Camps will shortly receive their Camp Admission Cards and Transport Cards and a leaflet492 words
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Miscellaneous101 1941-10-21 9 i SPORTS DIARY j TO-DAY i Soccer: Chal- lenge Cup. first round, S.C.F.A. v Gordons, An- son Road StaJ dium. Hockey: Perak v Indian Armv, j S.C.C.; S.C.R.C. v Argylls, S.C.- R.C.; Y.M.C.A. i v F.M.S.- Rail- ways. Y.M.C.A.; S Air H.Q. v In dian Association, Balestier. J Rugby: S.C.C.101 words
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Article307 1941-10-21 10 '«FRCFDOM RADIO" (At the Pavilion) TF you are «t Ml interested m the for- ttmes of thts war. by no m*ans miss "Freedom Raoiio.' the pr^fient attraction at the Pavilicn. but even if you look at It only from t!ie point of view of entertaix/aent vatve. it has much307 words
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Article356 1941-10-21 10 Cable News from 'Down Under' Melbourne. Oct. 19. THE Assistant Official War Correspondent with the A.I. P. In the Middle East (lan Fitchetti whose despatches have gaini ed him a high repui tation. is to be trans. 1 erred to Malaya. Admirers of the late Mr. J. V. Fairbairn. who356 words
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Advertisement123 1941-10-21 10 I 7*/ i />^ll DON'T miss LAST FEW SCREENINGS! CAPITOL [aTs-'eg^V Creeted^y"""PAa<ED HOLIDAY Week-End! fW^W^B| LUWARU i amOUS N.vtrha.e they bro^M you play that New YoH< n^VLT ri s i&SSSA Audiences paid 56.60 Xt^JS&Xfl TECHNtCO|LPRU V see IHBtZEIB3HfeBS&I I FILMED IN Wfr^&S^Si GORGEOUS NEW f^ffYWmm "TECHNICHROME" V&J^SP*^ mmm? I VgtHi/SANDERs123 words
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Advertisement109 1941-10-21 10 SPECIAL EXTRA HOLIDAY SHOWS I TO-DAY A TO MOIIIIOW 3 SHOWS at 9 A.M., 1 P.M. and j AT MIDNIGHT (12.1O) AjLiyy^uiA m^S 0& v-}!^, J/«/^</BURNETTE J Gala Hari Ray a Attraction TO-DAY II a.m. 3.15, 6.15 9.15 ALHAMBRA UNPAID RESERVATIONS MUST BE TAKEN UP BEFORE 9.15 P.M. OTHERWISE THEY109 words
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Article, Illustration828 1941-10-21 11 VERA ARDMORE - VERA ARDMORE ■»jeo*»ejb /trvi* BY GREAT excitement at Blakang Mati on Saturday when Guy William Maxwell, three-month-olfl son of Major and Mrs. J. W. M. Hipkin was christened at the Island church at 4.45 p.m. Ceremony was performed by Padre Cazalet. Only one god-parent, Mrs. E.828 words
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Article123 1941-10-21 11 The Presbyterian Services Club offers entertainment as well as a pleasant club-room to Scots soldiers stationed m Singapore. Every Friday night, for instance, there is a dance at this popular club and this picture shows some of the a lads enjoying a snack and a drink at123 words
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278 1941-10-21 12 BURMA BADLY HIT BY FREEZING MEASURES London, Oct. 21. 11. SAW, Burmese Prime Minister, who is visiting Great Britain, explained to Reuter today U that the recent freezing order had hit Burma hard. "Jaoan and the Japanese- occupied areas of China are the only markets for our cotton, said VReuter - 278 words
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Article93 1941-10-21 12 London, Oct. 21. r! anniversary of the famous naval battle of Trafalgar was celebrated to-day, and the signal which Admiral Nelson issued before the battle: "England expects every man this day will do his duty" was once more flown from Nelson's memorial column m Trafalgar Square. London.Reuter - 93 words
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Article30 1941-10-21 12 Tokio, Oct. 21. The Japanese Ambassador m Nanking. Mr. Honda, has decided to return to Toklo for consultations with the new Cabinet, accord inn to the Jananese News Agency. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article158 1941-10-21 12 3 STORIES FROM SHANGHAI Shanghai, Oct. 21. SHANGHAI Russian community and British sympathisers m Shanghai, m co-operation with Biitish steamship firms, have sent to Vladivostok the first batch of gifts for Soviet troops opposing the Nazis. The p,ifts filled 31 large cases, which also contained articles of warm clothing, candy,Reuter - 158 words
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Article122 1941-10-21 12 Melbourne, Oct. 21. WE intend it to be made abundantly clear that all Australia's pledges still hold" said Mr. F. M. Forde, the Commonwealth Deputy Prime Minister and Army Minister, m a nation-wide broadcast to-day. "No compromise is possible between ourselves and Nazi Germany. Th e battleReuter - 122 words
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Article125 1941-10-21 12 North West Germany Bombed London, Oct. 21. pOKTS m the northi west of Germany were heavily bombed m better weather last night, according to the Air Ministry. Bremen was the main target but Wilhelmshaven and Emden were also strongly attacked and there were several minor raids at other points. NineReuter - 125 words
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Article, Illustration282 1941-10-21 12 Tokyo, Oct. 21. THE new Japanese Cabinet held a meeting at the Prime Minister's official residence to-day when all ministers were present. The Foreign Minister Mr. Shigcnori Togo, made a detailed statement on the reports reaching the Foreign Ministry from the Japanese embassies abroad and onReuter - 282 words
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Article56 1941-10-21 12 Washington. Oct. 21. DROTESTANT Mshop.s, eduea- tionalists, clergymen and editors have sent a petition to President Roosevelt, pledging their readiness to accept any sacrifice asked of them m furthering- aid to Russia. They urge upon President Roosevelt to act swiftly so that freedom "may march' on its enemy and thatReuter - 56 words
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