Morning Tribune, 29 October 1941
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Title Section21 1941-10-29 1 KV'''Pf> 4 *fX> 1»A11 V Morning Tribune Vol. 6— No. 232, Wednesday, October 29, 1941. Morning Tribune Friday, November 1. IML21 words
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Article, Illustration326 1941-10-29 1 Frank Oliver - Frank Oliver ItoOM'VcIt 1 >S|M*OCll 4 OIIIIIMH J (By Washington, Oct. 28. WHILE President Roosevelt, m his Navy Day speech, announced no new American step to halt Hitler, he took the American people several steps forward psychologically along the road they must take326 words
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Article135 1941-10-29 1 London, Oct. 28. PRESIDENT Roosevelt's speech has been acclaimed throughout me United Stales as a clear expression of the dangers which threaten the western hemisphere, 1 states London radio. The chairman of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee explained it as expressing the will of an135 words
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Article71 1941-10-29 1 Chur"T v 'Jtg Oct. 27:— Mr. Liv Sh'h--B*un. D r r rto r of the Exiropnn Affairs Departs t of Fnr-eUrn Office. »ias boon slated ns China's flr<s' envoy to Cnrartn aeeordlßf to authoritative circle. The consent of the OUMd*»»i n^vprnmont In Kh<l rarrl h pr> n obtainrd and aCentral News - 71 words
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402 1941-10-29 1 GROUND GAINED AT LEN'GRAD; MOSCOW HOLDS OUT London, Oct. 28. TN the fighting at Leningrad the Red Army took back several points m the course of yesterday and inflicted heavy losses on the enemy m men and material, Moscow radio announces to-day. The radio states that owing to the pressureReuter - 402 words
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Article384 1941-10-29 1 London, Oct. 28. BATTLES are now taking place m the region of Kharkov, and the town is threatened, according to radio reports from Moscow this J™mmg. ntrtb The German command has brought up reinforcements which rtrtmgth; ened the German attack and have caused the Soviet troops384 words
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Article137 1941-10-29 1 Stockholm, Oct. 28. GERMAN supplies are being laboriously rushed up as far east as possible to be amassed for the final storming of Moscow, according to Berlin corresponden is of the Stockholm newspapers, who state that impassable roads have necessitated a momentary halt onthe Eastern FrontReuter - 137 words
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Article80 1941-10-29 1 "Always A Russia" New York, Oct. 28. LORD Halifax was greeted with shouts of "Open up a Western Front" during his speech at a Russian War relief rally here. He was often interrupted with similar remarks. Applause also halted his address for several minutes. Lord Halifax created the slogan "thereReuter - 80 words
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Advertisement21 1941-10-29 1 \Jp SOLO CLIAIM ADJUSTED I REPAIRED EZEKIEL G CD. OPTOMETRISTS OPTICIANS I 3 CAPITOL BUILDING SINGAPORE 1 ESTD 10 YEARS I21 words
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262 1941-10-29 2 Support For Burma' s Dominion Status LONDON. OCT. 28. riE NEWS-CHRONICLE IN A LEADER TO-DAY SUPPORTS BURMA'S REQUEST FOR POST-WAR DOMINION STATUS. "The Burmese people are united internally so that no communal problem offers an excuse for refusal" says the paper, adding: Birth To Lillian (nee Stokes > wife ofReuter - 262 words
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Article83 1941-10-29 2 The Pope Hears Of Hostages BERNE, (kst. ZS. ilia Holiness Th« Pope received m private audience the FTen- i eh Cardinal iivfi-.iml. with whom he held a 1 very long con- vernation, ac cording: to a despatch from the Vatican City, the question of the shooting of hostages being discussed.Reuter - 83 words
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Article93 1941-10-29 2 IRAQ STANDS LOYAL BAGHDAD, Oct. 28.' Declaring that' Iraq stands loyally by the Anglo-Iraq Treaty of Alliance, Nuri Pasha, the Ira- 1 man Prime Minister,) m an interview with Reuters correspondent, said that Iraq would faithfully carry out article four of the treaty, which states that m the event ofReuter - 93 words
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Article111 1941-10-29 2 Melbourne, Oct. 28. 1 A1 1 Government munitions factories m Victoria will work on Melbourne Cup day. Valuable i airLs which have fallen will help I the war effort m Vie- tuna and New South' Wales. The Army, Navy and Air Ministers aie conferring m an endeavour to secure111 words
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Article260 1941-10-29 2 New York, Oct. 28. THE fundamental strength and invincibility of Democracy was the keynote of the opening; of the International Labour Conference at which pleas were made for post-war reconstruction based on the Atlantic Charter. The American Ambassador m London, Mr. Winant. who is a l'oimer directorReuter - 260 words
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356 1941-10-29 2 S'pore Barrier To J apanese Ambitions London, Oct. Z& pMPHASIhING that there is now a continous British front m J opposition to the Axis stretching from Sollum to Singapore, The Times to-day says: "There has been a great deal of talk about the possibility of 'opening up a western front'Reuter - 356 words
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Advertisement161 1941-10-29 2 EYE EXAMINATIONS, Eyeglasses, Exclusively. \j»^ THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. 4, AACADE BLDG., 'PHONE 3002. K. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Science, 35 years' European Clinical Experience. TO-M<,HT 2nd 14, 111 THE INTER-STATE DANCE COMPETITION between Penang and Singapore OPENED WITH A BIG 'SWING' LAST NIGHT! COME AXD LOOK ON AT THE161 words
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Advertisement203 1941-10-29 2 High Blood Pressure Dangerous fo Hear! Thousands of men and women past 4<.i face the dangers of he.art trouble and paralysis because of INtfh Blood Pressure. High Blood Pn-sHure is a mysterious disease that causes more deaths than cancer, largtriy because people mistake the symptoms for indigestion or some simple203 words
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1375 1941-10-29 3 Roosevelt Exposes Plan To Control South America New York. Oct. 28. Tin; freedom of seas now as always, has been tho fundamental policy <>l this government," declared President Roosevelt m his Navj Day speech to-day, referring to the sinking of American ships by the Nazis. "Hitler has often protested thatReuter - 1,375 words
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142 1941-10-29 3 TWO Chinese were fined $50 each and 11 others $5 each m the marine court yesterday for contravention of the blackout regulations. It was stated by the prosecuting officer that the accused were showing lights, whose reflection could be seen a mile off on Monday142 words
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Article79 1941-10-29 3 Guerillas Cut Pipeline IjNKARA, Oct. 28.— A Albanian guerillas have cut the Ko-torova-Valona o i 1 i pipeline m two places and have also sabotaged the Berat oilfields, according to reports reaching here. This will deal a severe blow to Italy's dwindling oil supply. Other signs of the increasing guerillaReuter - 79 words
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Article36 1941-10-29 3 ITALY'S "TOE" BOMBED ROME, Oct. 28.—Another British raid on a supply base on the Libyan coast is reported m to-day's Italian communique, which states that the R.A.F. also bombed places m the "toe" of Italy.- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article146 1941-10-29 3 LONDON, Oct. 28.— Broadcasting on the Ankara radio, Martin Apron sky, the N.B.C. commentator. mkl that the Anglo-Russian treaty «'H> Iran will be signed m Teheran betore tbe end of this week. Mr. ARronsky says that he is reliably informed that thr AagloBnssian side of146 words
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Article58 1941-10-29 3 :ui Juri a, to-d lie app< >inl i .nut product] to organUe the maximum Industrial war- effort. The executives are: Minister oi Navy and Munitions, Mr. Makin, and. the Minister of Supply and Development, Mr. Beasley, lor the War section. The Minister of Wur Organisation and Industrial Rcseaich,Reuter - 58 words
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Article29 1941-10-29 3 Oct. 2<S. -A verdict ot death by misadvr;:returned In tua Inquest on Mr. T. Carlisle, formerly Consul-General In Batavia, who died aft ng knocked down by a motorcar.- ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article58 1941-10-29 3 Rangoon, Oct. 28. -The old Burmese savin';: 'You cannot conceal the carcass of an elephant by the hide of a bullock" was recalled In Burma on tearing a i< bJ tadcast announcement allege that Genemo Chiang Kai-shek hud sent Chinese troops into Burma for the defence vi the Burma Road.Reuter - 58 words
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Advertisement379 1941-10-29 3 Hearing Restored, Head Noises Banished A^.^lmm t> f4 bats Catarrh and m a natural way restores 111 3ZI II y fieSUIIS hearing m some of the most obstinate cases. Started m 24 H*mrs by Forme f f««^f 2U&s** m flgzmAr TilcrAVAPr tlltir Praises of Spantex because of the irr i#M»wrwij379 words
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Letter, Illustration882 1941-10-29 4 N London, Sept. 25. 'TRADE Union chiefs arc to ask the Prime Minister to sny how Britain's man power is to be distributed a m o n k the three fighting Sei vicea and the l'aci ories, There are not enough men In the country, the general council882 words
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Advertisement58 1941-10-29 4 GILLETTE AJ/ 4> *MM X\ THE BEST AND CHEAPEST! /v^V^JT^ Luxury shaving? Economical /^B/^^^^J^^A shaving? That's what Blue A^Vly) Jf Gillenes give you. Their keener &/7y fjL V /L/Jw edges make every shave a reve- ffl f-^S^- -> /m 7// lation m smooth, easy comfort. M x^^^v^S /wF/J Their long58 words
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Advertisement108 1941-10-29 4 Slop Gelling Up lliMkl# 20 Years rSSpiS Younger Getting up nights, burning sensation o* organs, whitish discharge, dull ache at base of spine, groin and leg pains, nervousness weakness and loss of manly vigour are caused by a disease of the Prostate Gland (a most important gland m mem To108 words
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Article, Illustration1098 1941-10-29 5 VERA ARDMORE - First European Wedding In Kelantan State VERA ARDMORE PEOPLE 1 PLACES Lfl THE first European wedding 111 Kelantan took place at the Kelantan Club, Kota Bahru on Sunday at 6 p.m. The bride was Miss Violet Mary Julian Baker, daughter ct Mr- JJ. Baker and the late Mrs. Baker of1,098 words
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Advertisement105 1941-10-29 5 Vjf *<j WAVESCT Eugene Oil Perms SHAMPOO To suit the texture of your hair f A C 1 A U Facial Treatment Vibro Violet Ray Otone Steamei Innoxa. Preparation Elizabeth Saloon European Operators Capitol Bldg., 159 North Bridge Road, Tel. 4419, Your favourite perfume duplicated perfumes \^A «L y out105 words
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Miscellaneous69 1941-10-29 5 Mickey Mouse Wall Disney IY^CJL N O KiPCMN' i ivit^N.ktA.LLV? I\J BUT NOW YOU Wll L I^S^ cgrr WHAT WAS HIS r uawc T q FVCmSP (PROFESSOR DLJSTiBONES^t^r—^ME-? WHI^E T ©BKT Tl'kJJ JJA ®i AKS ENCOUNTER A V n S OTHER OUESTS M nflM^Yl ni U A V WITHCXVE-) f69 words
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Article310 1941-10-29 6 iio/dinc; thai there was iu> evidence against th< defendant, Sir Peicy McElwaine, clUef jusjtJ dismissed the .suit v.iiicii a Chinese woman, Khng Siew Kiiim. yesterday brought against an owner driver, cinia Whye Lee. for damages arising out of a motor accident m which her huband was alleged to310 words
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132 1941-10-29 6 pOLICE inquiries were still being carried out it i*o Wa ?n 5£ d m the third Sin^apore court yesterday when 10 Chinese, members of a local medical cores came up on a charge of rioting. meaicai cor Ps, At the request of the prosecuting officer132 words
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Article184 1941-10-29 6 BREVITIES FROM THE COURTS i A 19 YEAR OLD youth, Neo Lim Yang, admitted stealing clothes worth $2 from a tent m Farrer Park. He was charged before Mr. H. E. Kingdom m the third police court yesterday. Neo was convicted on the charge of theft but sentence was stayed184 words
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Article325 1941-10-29 6 "THE TRAIL OF TIIK VKJILAN TKS" (At the Capitol) pRANCHOT TONE, who used to specialise m debonair playboy roles, makes welcome return to the screen In a riproartng Western with all the Usual ingredients fisticuffs, fun duels, hard riding. He Is ably supported by Petty Moran who supplies325 words
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449 1941-10-29 6 INFORMANTS' FEAR OF POLICE ACTION 'FHAT according t'> the estimates for 1912, Joliore was budgeting for a surplus of little under $4 million, was revealed by Mr. A. L. Hirse, the Financial Coininissi< ncr, whin he Introduced the 'iraft estimates for next year :>i the Johore State Council meeting yesterday.449 words
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445 1941-10-29 6 IIIS experiences fa I Japanese torture chamber, to which he was taken after beinff arrested m Manchuria where he toyed with the idea of attempting the assassination of VVantf Chins- wei-- were related to newsmen by Major-(ien. Liv Teh-min, former commander of the volunteer445 words
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Advertisement57 1941-10-29 6 WAR OR THE RUMOURS OF WAR THE MALAYS WILL RISE TO THE OCCASION "KARTINAH" DEPICTS THEM AS FIRM m THEY ARE EVER DETERMINED TO ROUT THE ENEMY. jbIB vv? sS^IK 1 1 WITH RATNA ASMARA and ASTAMAN TOPPING A BIG CAST. TO-NIGHT FIRST NIGHT SIX (Geylan?) (New World Park) 6.4557 words
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Advertisement121 1941-10-29 6 Fat Reducing Secret Discovered In prescribing to the famous Movie Htars of Hollywood, California, a physician his discovered a aafe quick method to r.-movo Ufe'ly fat— r> pounds a week or (8 to 25 pounds a month. This new discovery called Formode, brings ucw health and energy and a vlgouroua121 words
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Article, Illustration481 1941-10-29 7 step by step in home manicure REMOVE old polish with a reliable oily polish remover, taking particular care to use the remover well round the base of the nail so that no flakes of the old polish remain. Wrap an orange stick In cotton wool, dip it m the remover,481 words
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Article501 1941-10-29 7 WHEN BEAUTY GOES BARE-LEGGED IF you like to go stockingless, remember that your legs become important from the beauty viewpoint. Carefully tended, they can add to your appearance whereas, if you neglect them, they will spoil an otherwise trim and dainiy look. First of all, look for any superfluous liair,501 words
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Advertisement217 1941-10-29 7 LOOKING FOR ROMANCE? Find it m a romantic black net evening Rown spangled with silver sequins. y^ PRICE $59.75 Announcing I GOODBYE MR. CHIPS I KIM. S SCHOOL 1 SER VI€ES IHTILIIIiXG Capitol Theatre I December 15th, 9.15 p.m. I Tickets $2, $1 and s©cts at LITTLE'S I OEPRESSEO, MERVY,217 words
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Miscellaneous30 1941-10-29 7 I |(MV ISN'T IT IMPRESSIVE? BUT,) (OH, SUEEM /k6d*WnTDiD YOU SAY? I E ($%53 °*£5^i E )7 >^Ori StfU Ufi?mc> the n^me is quits j J/ it) \S^^^lt!s PtO TO^—30 words
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Advertisement361 1941-10-29 8 rgfff^ggflf j I IM I- 1 1 i 3 1= K^^gg^C^ Situations Vacant VACANCY for messenger of Box No. 694 hr*s bern tilled Applicants thnnked. No 687 L) WANTED TEACHERS (Male and Female. Apply personally-116 Bencoolen Street. Singapore (No. 681 L) WANTED Shorthand Typist, either sex. I Send details, experience,361 words
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Advertisement638 1941-10-29 8 HELOR holding l:ooc1 position di--acciualntance of respectable educated Ctilnese girl. View friendship. Confldentlml. Box 765 co Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (No. 675 L) WANTED hnlf size violins by Gho Soon Tioe Violin Studio. lf>o Emerald Hill Road, Singapore. Call between 2 and 6 p.m. any day except Sunday. (No. 704 L)638 words
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Advertisement653 1941-10-29 8 Educational MALAY LESSONS given by Malay Editor. $151- monthly. Trader. 28, RoblnBOQ Road, Singapore. (No. 672 L) miLROOM danctno: Success guaranteed. Easiest method. Charges moderate. Apply Daniel's Studio, 29. Ipota Road, Kuala Lumpur. (No. 724 M BRITISH OFFICER Wishing to study Mandarin Chinese desires to contact cmipct-.at young woman able653 words
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Advertisement670 1941-10-29 8 i MALAY Racing Kolefc O •eater), ompl Malay F Kolen ti l! >- -with Ball And 1 Paddl< Box 757 Malaya Tribune Slngapon (NO. 658 L) for SALE: one Ifarconl Radiogram model 1940 v/itn automatic chai Factory built like new. Price $3SO|- or Cd ii offer. > .t price j.500|-.670 words
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Advertisement393 1941-10-29 8 Business Opportunities Wi\ ERTISER Ifl i"' 1 'I i" P^r- ideal bu Inei mi. i'i«;iM' reply oonce given particular! to Boa 72fl do Malaya Tribune, Blngapore (No. C79L) Professional PRIVATE DJVESTIOATIOKB A Inqulrli by BKperto. Wuu. 2U, Mkidl<Boad Dial 3053, Singapore. (No. 656 L) CAST OUT UNCLEAN SPIRITS. he«l Blckness393 words
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613 1941-10-29 9 Chinese Unlucky To Lose Semi-Final THK only goal of the game, scored off a free kick lrom just outside the penalt T area eight minutes from the end, put the holders the Loyals, the final o the Stanrorc Challenge Cup competition after613 words
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Article336 1941-10-29 9 ONi: hundred and forty one horses have been entered for the forthcoming Singapore November race meeting, wnicn starts on Saturday, Nov. 8. The tollowlnn are the entries:— IT or 7F 6F or 9F AnnlC Rooney x x Antruni x A Buy Dragon x x Boswortb lark336 words
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Article330 1941-10-29 9 TN spite of a slippery turf, the first .hockey game 1 arranged for the benefit of the War *und played on the S.C.C. ground yesterday provided a hS standard of hockey with the Civilians just triumphing over the Combined Army and Navy by the odd goal m330 words
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Article65 1941-10-29 9 THE Cup final, m which the Lo- i yals will be opposed by the Royal Air Force, will be played at Anson Road Stadium on Saturday, the game commencing at 5 p.m. i Last year, the teams were also the finalists, the Loyals robbinc J the Airmen,65 words
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Article70 1941-10-29 9 THE third talk m the series •Malaya at War" will be given from the Singapore station this evening at 8.00. The speaker will be Mr. S. B. Palmer, president of the United Planting Association of Malaya, who will discuss some aspects of "Rubber m the70 words
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Advertisement615 1941-10-29 9 Public Notice Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now Invited for tbm fa*towing materials or service. For pa*t»ulars see Municipal Tender Boon. TENDER Date of OUMn* Supply of Precast Concrete Culvert Pipes during 1942. (Deposit $50). 12 noon, 38 Oct. 1941. Supply of Bread EgfflL to Middleton Hospital, Moulmeln Road, during615 words
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Miscellaneous91 1941-10-29 9 i SPORTS i DIARY j TO-DAY 1 Hockey: Me- j I dical CoUege v j I A.P.C., College; Post Office v f V.M.C.A., Post( Office; S.R.C. v i k Punjab Regim ent, S.R.C. Ruffby: S.C.C. j v Manchester j Regiment, S. C. I c Tennis: S. C. I R. C.91 words
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Article349 1941-10-29 10 Cable News from 'Down Under' Ifelboui iir. Oct. 28. Lan Fltchett, for--1 merlv Assistant Official War Correspondent with the AI.F. m the Middle 1, who Ijai been appointed Official Correspondent with the A.I.F. m Mai m a despatch from London that inti-air-craft regiments In tbp East have a total of349 words
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Advertisement97 1941-10-29 10 I Laugh with MISCHAI Ride with FRANCHOTJ New Universal's Flaming Companion Picture to "DESTRY RIDES AGAIN" and "SEVEN SINNERS" [capitol] 3 I s 9 |1 5 I Re-live the exciting hours of the Action-packed Adventure thriller,— Roar with Laughter at MISCHA AUER...Ri4c L with the Dare-devils of the former Days97 words
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Advertisement218 1941-10-29 10 r POSITIVELY I AM 5114»%%S T 9 15 ALHAMBRA i^^SWWk JI^ N ROGERS •SP^S/^ ®M' ELSSABETH RISDON.JOSEPH l^Wtiß«4fti^ BWLOFF- JOYCE COMPTON J^PS^ 808 CROSBY's'oRCHESTRA IK( Jisir o lo fMturing "THE BOBCATS" The latest and best of the popular "SAINT' thrillers r~ OPENING TO-MORROW -~j i ALH A MB RA MYSTERY!218 words
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Article363 1941-10-29 11 N EWS FROM INDIA New Delhi. Oct. 27. ¥VEFENCE questions 1/ formed the major su b j ec t of discussion today m the Central Assembly, which began its autumn session. Mr. M. S. Aney, Member tor Indians Overseas, took his seat as the new leader of the House. At363 words
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Article601 1941-10-29 12 London, Nov. o. nmil I- masses of Nazi tanks guns and divebnmbers still beat vainly against the Sovu-t lines W "it and south of Moscow there is news this morning of a sudden flare-up »l the Lenow the advance of the main German forces has beenReuter - 601 words
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Article131 1941-10-29 12 TRIBUTE TO LABOUR CONFERENCE New York, Nov. 6. AT the closing session of the International Labour Office Conference the United States Secretary of Labour. Miss Frances Perkins who was Chairman of the Conference paid a tribute to its work. -We could not have met and exchaniiad views like this," sheReuter - 131 words
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Article45 1941-10-29 12 Berlin, Nov. 6. THE first commercial agreement was signed on Wednesday m Zagreb between Germany and; Croatia, says a Zagreb despatch to the official German News Agency It lays down the principles for the future economic relations between the two countries.- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article130 1941-10-29 12 London, Nov. 6. NAZIS may have been hiding m the Vichy ships intercepted by the British Navy off the East African coast. This is suggested by the naval correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, who writes: "Close questioning of the crews and passengers of the VichyReuter - 130 words
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Article79 1941-10-29 12 No Further Calling- Up Deferment London. Nov. 6. pXCEPT m specified essential occupations no further deferment of calling up for military service will be granted for men under 25. The current deferment for such men is to be cancelled. This is announced by the Ministry of Labour and National ServiceReuter - 79 words
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Article37 1941-10-29 12 Likely New Russian Ambassador Washington, Nov. 6. IT is reported m diplomatic circles, that M. Litvinoff has been selected to succeed M. Ournansky as Russian ambassador to the United States. M. Oumanskv is now m Russia.- ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article80 1941-10-29 12 Petitioning Government 'PHE working committee 1 of the All Malaya Tamils' Association met last Sunday at the president's bungalow, St. Patrick Road Singapore and adopted two important resolutions as follows:— (1) To submit a memorandum to the Governments concerned to remove Urn partial Imml prat i >n bnn imoosed OC80 words
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Article141 1941-10-29 12 London. Nov. 6. NIGHT raids by the R.A.F. against enemy shipping and the Channel ports are announced m a communique issued by the Air Ministry this attenioon. It says: "Aircraft of the Bomber Command last night attacked a well-defended convoy off the Frisian islands. Several shipsReuter - 141 words
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Article24 1941-10-29 12 New Delhi. Nov. 6.— The tot batch oi 101 Axi nati nais expelled from Afghanistan la leaving tne Peshawar for home on Saturday. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article38 1941-10-29 12 Stockholm Nov. G.— The Grand Mufti of Jerusalem is arriving In Berlin on Thursday from Rome, according to a report from the Dagem Nyheter s Berlin correspondent who says that special precautionary measures have been taken. t ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article26 1941-10-29 12 Rome, Nov. I An Italian communique announres that the KA I raided Augusta m Sicily. In North Africa there was activity on the Tobruk front.- ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article23 1941-10-29 12 Chungking, Nov. 6. -Sir Frederic Eggleston, flrst Australian Minister to China, paid a courtesy call on Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek yesterday,- Reuter Central NewsReuter; Central News - 23 words
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Article52 1941-10-29 12 Chungking, Nov. S.— Chinese and foreign auartei here generally do not take Japan's .seven points seriously The China Times commenting on the points says: "II Japan really desires peace restored m the Far East, she must withdraw unconditionally from the Asiatic continent and abolish the puppet regime m Nankinu andReuter - 52 words
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Article53 1941-10-29 12 Melbourne Nov. B.— Australia is being equipped vith the most modern British tighten M a Brit line defence against any attempt at an airborne invasion, avoiding to the Melbourne Herald. Be»unghUM Me being imported from Britain, and R.A.F. pilots, including «ome Of the most .skilled are now m Au.straliu. tneReuter - 53 words
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Article50 1941-10-29 12 Kinhu.i, Nov. 6.— One person was killed and twelve others were wounded as result of a Japanese raid <>n Kinhwa, provincial capital of Chekiang. yesterday at noon. The raid was staged by lone Japanese plane which dropped 12 bombs m various parts of the city, destroying 30 MMH Central NewsCentral News - 50 words
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Advertisement78 1941-10-29 12 THE STAR of the HOUR, MARY MARTIN, and DON AMECHE m the MUSICAL LAUGH HIT of the YEAR! «»</ PARAMOUNT BRITISH NEWSREEL SPECIAL! A personal film report on Chungking by Paramount*! ace correspondent now m China Arthur Menken. A visit to Chiang Kai-Shek's secret headquarters ships unloading m Rangoon, terminal78 words
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Advertisement37 1941-10-29 12 Midnight Premiere To-Morrow THE STARS OF "ARISE MY LOVE" Paramount* *'S KYLA It X" B\SEI) ON THE PLAY AND NOVEL BY SAMSON RAPHAELSON. A JOLLY GOOD COMEDY TO KEEP YOU LAUGHING! C A T II A V37 words
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