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Title Section17 1941-10-22 1 VI^IT *t^TF<! F^VCT^f^T^ 4 *?fW T^ITY^T Morning Tribune Vol. 6— No. 206, Wednesday, October 22, 1941. t17 words
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299 1941-10-22 1 London, Oct. Z\. WHILE Marshal Timoshenko's valiant armies are still holding Moscow, news comes of the renewed German offensive m the Southern Ukraine. The Germans claim to have occupied Stalino which is described as an important industrial town m the Southern sector some 50299 words
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Article240 1941-10-22 1 Moscow, Oct. 21. THE fact that Soviet troops have retired to previously prepared lines m the direction of Taganrog, on the Sea of Azov was revealed this afternoon by the war correspondent of the Communist Party newspaper Pravda. Deserlbtnf? the operations around Taganrog the correspondent says:240 words
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Article68 1941-10-22 1 Washington, Oct. 21. "rplIK repeal or modification" of the Neutrality Act is recommended by Mr. Cordell Hull, U.S. Secretary of State, m relation to the provision banning merchantmen from the combat zones. .Mr. Hull was the first witness before the senior Foreign Relations Committee which to-day bt'Kan closedReuter - 68 words
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Article227 1941-10-22 1 London, Oct. 21. -iifHATEVER chance there may be of averting eventual war If m the Pacific rests solely on Japan's fear of the opposition she will meet, and nothing would be better calculated to impose discretion forever on her hotheads than the certainty of unisonReuter - 227 words
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Article431 1941-10-22 1 Moscow, Oct. 21. AFTER artillery preparation Soviet troops under Commander Khomenko launched an offensive against the town "X" on the Moscow front, says the official Soviet News Agency, m a detailed account of local operations m which the localities are mentioned by initial letters. The town431 words
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Article41 1941-10-22 1 LONDON. Oct. 81.- Twelve enemy lighten were destroyed during ;tn offensive sweep over northern Prance this morning, and nine British planes are missing, although the pilots of three of them are safe, it is learned m London. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article73 1941-10-22 1 LONDON. Oct. 21.— "The Battle of the Atlantic continues but British convoys continue to cross these dangerous waters and the ■strength of our escorting forces is increasing daily," it was stated m ..ondon to-day. It wa.s add«-d that the battl* will not tx won until the Last U-boat ni balderReuter - 73 words
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Article72 1941-10-22 1 LONDON. Oct. 21.— A deputation representing nine impoitant engineering factories m north-west London to-day visited 10, Downing Street and left for the Prime Minister a resolution calling for a greater effort to aid Soviet Russia and declaring their determination to support \\w strongest measures tor the opening of a. frontReuter - 72 words
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Article51 1941-10-22 1 MADRID. Oct. 21.— The death penalty is be imposed for bad cases of hoarding m Spain. It is to be applicable as from Nov. 1 and may also be pronounced for selling at bootleg prices food and other commodities, the sale of which is controlled and regulated by the government.—Reuter - 51 words
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291 1941-10-22 1 Germans Anxious Over Reds' Hold On Leningrad Stockholm, Oct. 21. REPORTS of German victories which have been flooding: the Swedish newspapers m recent weeks are conspicuous by their absence to-day. Presumably the German Ministry of Propaganda is disconcerted by the stubbornness of the Russian resistance and is filling the gapReuter - 291 words
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Article88 1941-10-22 1 Almora (India), Oct. 21. ROBBER bands, described as Pathans from Yarkand, who hav e been terrorising the population of Tibet, have carried out yet another raid. They are reported to have killed two inmates of Khimlung Monastery m Western Tibet, later looting and completely destroying the monastery.Reuter - 88 words
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Article110 1941-10-22 1 Cairo. Oct. 21. A COMMUNIQUE issued by British General Headquarters, Middle East, to-day, says that at Tobruk, "during the night of the 19/20 our patrols were active outsid» all sectors but contact with the enemy was not made as he had apparently withdrawn his advanceReuter - 110 words
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Article68 1941-10-22 1 Moscow, Oct. 21. DESPITE the unfavourable weather Soviet aircraft have kept effective raids on German concentrations, tank columns and infantry. According to incomplete figures, m the past five days Soviet aircraft have destroyed at one sector of the Western direction 108 German tanks, 189 lorries, 42Reuter - 68 words
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Article88 1941-10-22 1 Moscow, j Oct. 21. I SOVIET units operating m the Orel sector i are resisting f the attacks of the German I armies and are 5 causing the" Germans severe J losses, accord- ing to a supple. mentary an. j nouncement to I the Soviet mid. j88 words
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Advertisement17 1941-10-22 1 VS*^ sol_d CLEANED ADJUSTED REPAIRED EZEKIEL CO. OPTOMETRISTS OPTICIANS 3 CAPITOL BUILDING SINGAPORE ESTD 10 YEARS. Jj17 words
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499 1941-10-22 2 Maharaja Certain Of Allied Victory Cairo, Oct. 21. THE Maharaja of Kashmir broadcast to-day a message m Hindustani to the Indian troops. Later, the Maharajn made a statement to Reuter on his visit to the Middle East. After recalling the collapse of, France and the reverses m the early partReuter - 499 words
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Article47 1941-10-22 2 London, Oct. 21. MR. Nathan Laski, one of the leaders of British Jewry and the father Mr. Neville Lr.ski, K. C. and the son of the old Mr. Laski. the writer and economist, died m a hospital at Manchester pnrw t.nday, at the age of 78.- ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article147 1941-10-22 2 JAPANESE IRAQ ENVOY RETURNS Tokio, Oct. 21. THE Japanese Minister to Iraq, Mr. Miyazaki, who J is returning to Japan, arrived at, Taihoku, Formosa, m the Japanese liner Hie i Maru yesterday, according to a despatch received from there by the Japanese Do- mci Agency. Mr. Miyazaki stated that 15Reuter - 147 words
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Article41 1941-10-22 2 Melbourne. Oct. 21. The A.I.F. has now won 239 decorations for valour, the R.A.N. 58. and the R.A.A.F. 69. Another service fly-j ing training school j ha* opened m New, South Wales, Group, Captain U. Ewart is: the commanding officer.41 words
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392 1941-10-22 2 Dutch May Be Forced To Lend To State London, Oct. 21. EVERY week, without exception, comes news from Hitlers unstable and unhappy Europe of the creakings m the fabric which lie is still trying unsuccessfully to build up. As can be seen by the following report, which has been collectedSpecial Cable - 392 words
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Article126 1941-10-22 2 Austral ian Envoy In Chungking Chungking. Oct. 21. MY appointment &J fltst Australian Minister to China is evidence of the feeling m Australia that we want to build up still further our friendship with Free China. declared Sir Frederick Bfgleston upon hi^ a! rival here by plaiM from Rangoon yesterday.126 words
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486 1941-10-22 2 HOW DUNKIRK 'MIRACLE' WAS MADE POSSIBLE London, Oct. 21 FOR lour days m the foul heat of the blazing town of Calais, a handful of British soldiers, shorj ammunition, water and food, fought against overwhelming German Panzer divisions until the last shot was fired, thereby holding up th e GermanReuter - 486 words
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172 1941-10-22 2 ON Monday night a shooting incident took place m Park Road during which on« member of the R.A.MC lost his life, bcin? allegedly shot by a Chinese detective The sequel to this incident was heard m Singapore police court yesterday. Goh Koo Ling, a stretcher172 words
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Advertisement164 1941-10-22 2 Men Made Younger By Treating Gland Getting up nights, burning sensation o( jrgans, whitish discharge, dull ache «t base of spine, groin and leg pain* nervoiiane«« w»s»Vno«g a nd loss of mani vigour are cms«n w g a disease of thi Prostate Gmnd (a .nost Important f«"i gland la men).164 words
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Article334 1941-10-22 3 Cable News from 'Down Under' iVleiboui'iif, Oct. 21. COMiViH.iNi'liNO UpUil the visit oy tne Netherlands Ease inaies press delegation to nusiraiia, trie N.E.I, press applauds me result. "The delegation's trip surpassed all expectations, says the .Batavia News, m a leading article. "The whole of Australia is unconditionally willing to co-operate334 words
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Advertisement174 1941-10-22 3 WISHING ALL OUR MALAY PATRONS A SLAMAT HARI RAYA TO-DAY At 9 A.M. i- 1 P.M. TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT ALHAMBRA HIIjrHEADIN' INTO NEW ACTION ADVENTDRESi BjJ RIDIN' TO THE RHYTHM OF THE RANGE! I Gml AUTRY I JUNE STOREY Mr* flHBk DUNCAN RENALDO (7a /far/ Raya Programme TO-DAY II a.m.174 words
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Advertisement204 1941-10-22 3 -i HC)'f/lU A V 9 HY> \VS 10-UAV. II a.m. 3.15-6.15 9.15 OS] CONDITIONED DSMJ PRAISED BY PRESS PUBLIC ALIKE, THE MOST OUTSTANDING HIT OF THE DAY:With CLIVE BROOK DIANA WYNYARO. A4/D /fe SYDNEY "SUN":WE SHALL REMEMBER THIS FILM WHEN THOUSANDS ARE FORGOTTEN' All the Sequences originally objected to. NOW204 words
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519 1941-10-22 4 No Sickness Among Indians In Desert Cairo. Oct. 21. CHARLES GRANT OGILVIE, Secretary of the Government of India's Defence Department, baa returned from a visit to Indian troop* hi the Western Desert, deeply impressed by What he saw tin re. "I found everybody very keen and m good heart," heReuter - 519 words
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Article72 1941-10-22 4 Buri«l hi the victims of the flying disaster m Batavia on Oct. 13, 1941, m which amongst others the Commander m Chief of the Netherlands Indies Army, Lieut.Gen. Berenschot, was killed. This general view of the procession •a t Bandoeng indicates the great sympathy of72 words
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Article95 1941-10-22 4 Rest Of T he News WELLINGTON, Oct. 21.— Stanley Graham, the New Zealand farmer who was hunted by the police for a fortnight m connection with the death of six people and who was captured alive but wounded, is now dead. The hunt began when Graham shot and killed aReuter - 95 words
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Article51 1941-10-22 4 LONDON, Oct. 21.— The RAF. bombing of Biemen last night was the first after-dusk raid by the R.A.F. since Thursday night when the Rhur was attacked. Seven nights ago, Bremen was bombed by 300 bombers. Apart from being Germany's second largest port, Bremen has the great Focke Wulf aerodrome iactory.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article75 1941-10-22 4 RANGOON, Oct. 21.— Chinese, Australian, New Zealand and American airway companies have arranged special facilities for a giant panda which will shortly airive at Rangoon from China en route for New York. The panda which is just five months' old and weighs between 45 to 60 pounds, is a giftReuter - 75 words
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Article63 1941-10-22 4 CHUNGKING, Oct. 21.— Gratitude on behalf ot the v Chinese Government to Mr. Walter Wesselius, American Red Cross representative, for what he has done for China during his stay here, was expressed by Mr. T.F. Tslang, Secretary to the Executive Yuan, at the press conference yesterday. He said Mr. WesseliusCentral News - 63 words
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Article53 1941-10-22 4 ANKARA, Oct. 21.— -"Our national existence and unity are not given to us by others. What is ours to-day and will be ours to-morrow is the creation of our will, and ours alone," declared the Turkish President, M. Ineunu, m a speech delivered during a visit to Antakya, capital ofReuter - 53 words
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Article, Illustration121 1941-10-22 4 Cairo, Oct. 21. TWO meatless days weekly m Egypt is recommended by the Egyptian Government's Supply Committee. reporting on the shortage of certain commodities. The Committee also specified the measures to help reduce the prices of cotton and other goods. Referring to the shortage ofReuter - 121 words
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Advertisement131 1941-10-22 4 M.L WOMKN may enjoy admiraticn. r- ili.it appeal a akin alluring, petal- tooth crtVct colour- blending aut\ ccalUticaOy natural m its appeal. IPSTICK9 m six lovely shades, more delib!c satin-smooth with a sparkle ,il intensity ot colotn 'I'hc inw ROUGE KNJaW blcndi w.ih all akina. In three i*Mc shades. CRI£AM131 words
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Advertisement463 1941-10-22 4 Under BRITISH management WE SUGGEST 11TICY I- AM I* chops «m SHlct MADg ROOMS, frm]FFLESA but serving delicious Continental and American dishes as well as real English homecooking. Our cellars have been restocked Q^ M^ Kith finest SltdArlXj Continental j 2g2 Qrchard wines and o A uweur,. 5355 Koad. Hearing463 words
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Article94 1941-10-22 5 BY covvttsy ol Mewn. Jolm Little and Co., window In their store m Ri iHt\s Place is beinp; U«ed for a display cf Malayan war publications, arranged by the Department cf Information and Publicity. This will enable the public to see ronie of thfi pictorial and reading94 words
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477 1941-10-22 5 PREMISES FOR SERVICES CLUB DONATED BY FIRM nRESENTED by Messrs. Gammon (Malaya) Ltd., and now under construction I on a central site m Tank Road, the new Services Club is expected to be open before Christmas. The Club is for other ranks of His Majesty's three Services m Singapore and477 words
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126 1941-10-22 5 ACCLAIMED last year as a timely and effective expression of Moslem unity, the Rulers of the Malay States will to-day be again represented m a special programme which is being broadcast to Arabia by the Aden Radio dn the occasion of Idulfltr— the local Hari126 words
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Article55 1941-10-22 5 A FAULT m an overhead tram-| line at the junction of North, Bridge Road and Scan Street yesterday, caused a few trams to be held up for s«ome time. The damage was attended to within a few minutes and the fl"w of tram traffic was resumed55 words
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Article51 1941-10-22 5 I k FORMER postmaster employed m the RAF. (Seletar) Post Office, Mohamed Ishak. was committed for trial at the next assizes on charges of criminal breach of trust, falsification of accounts and forgery. The preliminary inquiry held before Mr. Kenneth M. Byine. m the fourth police court, ended51 words
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556 1941-10-22 5 To day's SERVICES' BREVITIES article is held over owing to pressure of other news and will appear to-morrow. THE difference between the S.S. Legal Service and the Colonial Legal Service salary .schemes formed the subject of correspondence between the Straits Chinese British Association and556 words
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Article205 1941-10-22 5 Governor's Han Raya Message II.E. the Govr II ernor and J High Comi missioner, Sir Shenton Thoj mas, has sent a Hari Raya mest sage to the MaI lays, for publi- cation m the i Malay newspa- pers. It is as follows: I "I gladly send t a greeting to205 words
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Article158 1941-10-22 5 TWO charges of having abetted a compatriot to alter two written permissions granted for the purposes of Defence Regulations were preferred against Teng Kee Geok, a Hokkien, m the third police cou/t yesterday. He claimed trial to both charges and the cases were postponed for mention on Oct.158 words
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Advertisement547 1941-10-22 5 s» Foot Itch Cause Killid m 4 Daw Pain and Itching s~zn I Stopped m. y^^^M/^ffi x h •mm SiA* a' tiff'Tllil I'll l/i\ ■».<•• ■jj/IHU ,//'i tIpI t 7 Minutes^r' WO/MKs^ 1 Ho your feet Itch bo badly that they germs, parasites, and fungus responslb. •early drive yyu crazy?547 words
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499 1941-10-22 6 Good Perak Rally Ends Game In Draw TIIK following is the Combined Services team to meet Perak on the S.R.C. ground to-day:— Gibbs; Fortln. Vimlnß; Morris, Ide Singh, Kellett; Manickam. Mangall Singh. Arokiasamy, C.tilam Nabi, Webber. I'mpires: Pilot Oflicer I>ate and <;. Tessensohn. STAGING a fine recovery m the second499 words
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120 1941-10-22 6 rpHF. Straits Chinese Football Association defeated the Gordon Hishlanders by three jjoals to one m their first round tie of the Singapore Challenge Cup competition at Anson Road Stadium yesterday. The Chinese forward line could have played hotter and should have taken120 words
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Article161 1941-10-22 6 pLAYINf; with ton men, the V.M.C.A., 1 after holding the visiting F.M.S. Railway hockey team to a one-all score at half-time, cracked up badly m the later stages of the second half to eventually leave the field losers by seven goals to three m their match161 words
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617 1941-10-22 6 TIIF following is t.he specially compiled rate suide for to-day's races at Penang, t hc second day of the Penang Turf Club's October meet: RACK ONE. HORSES, CLASS 4, DIV. 2-5 1 2 Fl RS. ••1 CIW 'y 8 10 So < >xruses whatsoever today.617 words
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Article78 1941-10-22 6 Melbourne, Oct. 21. BEAUVITE Lucrative and Velocity are now equal favourites for the Melbourne Cup. Next m order of favouritism are Saul, Laureate, Skipton, Triggerman and Rivette. SYDNEY cricket competition results were:— 3 Mosman defeated Manly, St. George d. University Paddington d. Gordon, Northern Districts d. North78 words
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Article130 1941-10-22 6 UNABLE to stand up to the superior weight of their opponents, the Medical Colleße Union rugby team cracked up towards the end of their game with the S.C.C. yesterday, and lost by 21 points (three 'goals, a penalty goal, and a try) to 7 (a drop goal130 words
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Advertisement409 1941-10-22 6 Heart Trouble Dangers Due to High Blood Pressure Cause Many (s^Ml^^ Dangerous Symptoms fgjT^^^ Check These Symptoms JMj^Mßhl4 With Your Condition li^jffl^^^SnZ! Before It Is Too Late MI^kSSS^ The lives of thousands, yefl, millions of men and ttMl^T^^^BlSl a« men throughout the world are endangered by a W^^Mm^VMl i dilease409 words
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Advertisement298 1941-10-22 6 Public Notice Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now Invited for the Wg lowing material* or er TJ c **«J«« W^ culars see Municipal Tender Ho«i^ TENOTB D ta iJkmam Care Maintenance of Christian Cemeteries at Bußit Tlmah Road during 1942. (Deposit $50). i 2 noon 28 wl# Supply of Precast298 words
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Miscellaneous18 1941-10-22 6 TIDE TABLE HIGH TIDES TO-DAY: 11.29 a.m., 10 ft. TO-MORROW: 12.11 a.m., 9.9 ft.; 12.02 p.m., 9.8 ft.18 words
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Miscellaneous34 1941-10-22 6 WEBk 1 Indian General Hospital v flea College, Raffles College; Naval t'olice v ACS. Old Boys' Association, Naval Base; Medical College v Argylls 11, If.C.U.; SRC. II v Dutch Club, SRC. TENNIS: V.M.C.A. tournament.34 words
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Article, Illustration671 1941-10-22 7 LONDON! LETTER I London, Sept. 18. 'TIIK women of London have disappointed the Ministry Of Labour. As a result of the Women's War Work We ek s organised during the past three months, it was hoped that at least 25,000 London women would be enrolled. So far, however,671 words
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344 1941-10-22 7 MORNING TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. OCT. 22, 1941. TOJO CABINET that the Tojo Cabinet has been formed, it is clear that the Prime Minister had to face quite a number of unexpected difficulties m the choice of personnel. The fact that he himself has to fill concurrently the posts of Army and344 words
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Advertisement121 1941-10-22 7 <PINEAPPLE AND PAPAYA JAM Your palate will assure you of the high quality of Xee's Pineapple and Papaya Jam. Made from choice, naturally ripened Malayan pineapples and papayas, and packed under strict Government control, this jam has been acclaimed by London marketing experts as being "good as the best." There121 words
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Advertisement628 1941-10-22 8 Situations Wanted SPARE TIME WORK: Advertiser undertakes to keep books and prepare Profit Loss Accounts and Balance feheet. Can convert Tamil accounts into English system accounts for large or sm.ill firms undertaken. Box 719 Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 592 L) MOTOR STEAM engineer 20 years* experience, do all kinds of628 words
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Advertisement650 1941-10-22 8 Educational HOKKIFN and Cantonese Tuitions given by Y. N Hwang, 62. Lavender fctreet. Singapore. (No. 496 L) TUITION IN MANDARIN. Englishspeaking, Peking-born young mar teaches Mandarin. Practical text-books used Good teaching reference. Apply Box 543 clo Malaya Triuune. Singapore. (No. 271 L) WAIKItU HAWAIIAN Guitar Studio, 105. Bencoolen Street. Singapore.650 words
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Advertisement631 1941-10-22 8 For Sale FOR SALE One ruling machine by Spicers Ltd., and fair quantity of type metal m cases on stands. Apply Malaya Tribune Press Ltd., Anson Road, Singapore. FOR SALE secondhand rubber cases, telephone 3623. Singapore. (No. 621 L) SALE: M,4 months Alsatkin clotf $60|-. Apply at 21, K&mpong Java631 words
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Advertisement470 1941-10-22 8 Motor Vehicles DO YOU WANT to sell your car/ Phone 5088, Singapore. Cash paid. (No. G76H) WANTED: 8-10 H.P. car. Reply Box 737 C 0 MnhiVii Tribune, Singapore. (No. 617 L) HUPMOBILt. Saloon, t:»x« d. insured. 1037. 25 HP. $Mo|- cash. 23, Capitol tiats. Phone 3t;:w. Singapore. (No. 6ioL> WANThD470 words
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Article, Illustration840 1941-10-22 9 VERA ARSMORE - VERA ARSMORE ■f HERE on the first lap of a two years' trip which will take her to China, Canada, the U.S.A., Mexico, Panama, South America and London is Mrs. Dorothy Gordon jeiMier, Australia's leading columnist whose witty, sprightly articles m Sydney's "Sunday Sun"840 words
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Article137 1941-10-22 9 HINTS FROM HELEN'S BEAUTY BOX SUPERFLUOUS HAIR on the upper lip may be nipped m the bud if you bleach the hairs with 20- volume peroxide, mixed with a drop of ammonia. Use a small soft brush to apply it, and be careful not to lef it touch the skin.137 words
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Miscellaneous45 1941-10-22 9 Mickey Mouse By Wall Hi sue w m 7 ,-)W US' MINiiTI V WELL. KFTEENX, III/' SNOOKUMS 1 I I U< SUEELY. E special"- f/ TOTWEVA.Ni--^J NE\|E r^r^ SEASON" rsa°lon N!GHT Y0 !L) s/MK^ >^ I r 1 (V Copr RMI, W.Ii D-.mey Production A-lrt r^^O45 words
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Article201 1941-10-22 10 European Discharged THE court is nr>( Justified m assuming that rape took place," said the magistrate m the fifth court yesterday when, at the end of the continued preliminary enquiry, he ordered the discharge o! Donald Prater Gordjn Sables. a Gl- year-old European who faced a tentative charge of rape201 words
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Article51 1941-10-22 10 SPONSORED by the Nanyanß Chinese Students' Society a Chinese baby competition— for infants between three months and three years— will be held at the Great World Cabaret on Sunday, Nov. 16. The object of the competition Is to encourage infant welfare and to stimulate public interest m51 words
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Article66 1941-10-22 10 No Bulgars In Greece Statement Berlin, Oct. 21. ACCORDING to the Bulgarian Telegraph Agency the rumours that five German regiments have been sent to Greece to replace Bulgarian troops is not true. There are no Bulgarian troops i n Northern Greece and if Thrace is the arra meant, complete peaceReuter - 66 words
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82 1941-10-22 10 Tokyo, Oct. 21. IT is learned here that Haruhiko Nishi, Minister at Largo m Moscow and diplomatic adviser to the Japanese Ambass ador to Moscow, Mr. Tatekawa, will be appointed Vice-Minis-ter for Foreign Affairs m succession to Mr. Eiji Amau. I Mr. Nishi is consideredReuter - 82 words
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Article53 1941-10-22 10 2 Italian Torpedo Boats Sunk Rome, Oct. 21. AN Italian communique states: "Two Italian torpedo boats navigating m the Central Mediterranean were sunk, probably owing to striking mines. Almost the whole of the crews were saved." The communique also say.s that the British air force raided Benghazi, Tripoli and Acireale.Reuter - 53 words
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Article68 1941-10-22 10 A Sydney surgeon is using cellulose cigarette packet wrappings as "window" dressings for surgical operations, enabling him to watch the progress of the wound without disturbing it by removing bandages. Falling off m motor traffic caused by petrol rationing has resulted m a greater deficit than was expected m the68 words
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Article192 1941-10-22 11 THE BROWN GHOUP. with chestnut, tobacco brown or dark brown hair, you should wear these colours: Amberlacquer red, dear yellow and white, scarlet or soft green. FOR B A X (i X O U N I> COLOURS choose any shade of gold, pinky-beige- ivory with red192 words
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Article, Illustration472 1941-10-22 11 What Are Your Best Lo lours? if you have any doubt a.s to what are your best colours, experiment. Don't, if you're a blonde, stick to blue just because this is the fair-haired girl's conventional colour or, If you're brunette. jump to the conclusion that you must wear red. This472 words
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Article126 1941-10-22 11 5 minutes for beauty WHEN one is busy from .sun-up to sun-down with office work or voluntary war activities, beauty rf gimes are apt to be neglected and, though the results of this neglect may not be very noticeable at first, there are bound to be after effects later on.126 words
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Advertisement119 1941-10-22 11 fashion W.ql» Dainty afternoon frock of soft grey jersey with gathered yoke and waist. Features two round pockets made of clusters of self-material flowers. j S\ $39.00. King's School Owing to the present shortage of test tubes I parents and others are asked to save glass I tooth brush holders119 words
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Miscellaneous57 1941-10-22 11 YOU'VE RBXO ABOUT IT... KvVELL, SO LONG! IF I >J U NOW, (ER...ULP! MUST BE !7 SOCIAL EVENT OF THE i— DON'T BUN INTO Y HOWEVER s^rT SOME. p: -==—=> BEFORE. I'LL SEE Y' DID MB J C^O^^ rile TBfjL^ BUT STRICTLY A W THE BALL! GET C /^5><T?\\<Z_"1> Kw^A57 words
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292 1941-10-22 12 YOUTH TRIES TO BREAK INTO WINDSORS' SUITE New York. Oct. 22. AN 18-YEAR-OLD farmhand of Northport, New York, named Gebhardt was taken into custody for attempting to enter the hotel suite occupied by the Duke and Duchess of Windsor at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. The police deny an earlier report292 words
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Article204 1941-10-22 12 5 Washington, Oct. 22. rE second Lease-Lend Bill J m has now reached the Sc- S nate after approval by the Foreign Affairs Committee. Testimony before the com- mittee disclosed that 5 S $325,000,000 have been ear- 5 marked for 50 convoy escort S 4hips, that204 words
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197 1941-10-22 12 H. L. Hopkin - Prison For Lord Buxton 's Daughter H. L. Hopkin). (From London, Oct. 22. THE Hon. Lydia Noel Buxton, 19 daughter of Lord and Ladj Noel Buxton, was sentenced to siJ months m the second division o: the Norwich Assizes for forging hei mother's name on cheques. She pleaded guilty. Defending197 words
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132 1941-10-22 12 50 SHOT FOR ASSASSINATION OF GERMAN Vichy. Oct. 22. A GERMAN officer was assassinated m Eordeaux last night by four ycung men armed with revolvers. The assassins, who appeared to be workmen aged between 18 and 20, escaped. The occupying authorities have arrested 50 hostages. Both Marshal Petain and Admiral132 words
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Article47 1941-10-22 12 Chungking. Oct. 21:—Governor Shen Ifung-lieh of Shantung arrived here with Governor Hsung Pin of Shensl by plane on Monday. It Is Governor Shen's first visit to Chungking since the war. He was Mayor of Tslngtao when war broke out and v/as appointed Governor of Shantung. —Central News.47 words
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96 1941-10-22 12 tN lew of the shortage of Chines* Ia- bour In Miilaya, the Jchore Planter i. ■< eetlng, deeded k tin' Been tary for Chinese Aflairf, T the local I ..i.eiu wouid be rod to consider \he lifting al the on and an :n-96 words
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Article341 1941-10-22 12 Chungking, Oct. 21. INFORMATION concerning Japanese military move- ments m the north-eastern Provinces, North China, Central China and Indo-China, coincident with the Japanese Cabinet changes and the renewed tension m the Pacific, was supplied by the Chinese military spokesman at Monday afternoon's Press conference, The spokesman341 words
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Article168 1941-10-22 12 India's 'Own S Defence' i I J Calcutta; Oct. 22. I "THE situation is so chan- i ged that it is( ?no longer a/ i question of our assisting Great i Britain it is m i J the interest of? India's own do- S fence, it is m i the168 words
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Article96 1941-10-22 12 POF.MERLY rector t of the village of Blunham. Beds., and now a full-time A.R.P. warden m London, the Rev. William Henry Hopkin, 57, appeared before the Bankruptcy Court at Bedford. His examination was adjourned. He gave the reasons lor his bankruptcy as being mainly clue to the cost96 words
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Article102 1941-10-22 12 New York. Oct. 22. THE San Juan, a former American passenger liner, flying the Panamaian flag, and m the Red Sea service, sank after a black-out collision m the Gulf of Suez on July 13. A report from, marine circles says that the liner was102 words
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