The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 August 1940
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Title Section20 1940-08-02 1 LATE SINGAPORE EDITION The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 16,155. ESTD. 1X3:» FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1940 5 cents20 words
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79 1940-08-02 1 airo, Aug. 1. I two Italian sub- their fate m a lent with the R.A.F. id. i patrolling air- enemy submarine dived to the attack. vo of bombs damaging 'Ahich tried to submerge aimer. Ind salvo scored direct onliii tower. continued alter the merged andReuter - 79 words
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Article, Illustration16 1940-08-02 1 ikiv t konoyf M MmiNter of the new Japanese .net uhmt foreign policy is mnninced to-day.16 words
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388 1940-08-02 1 Minister On Immediate Aim Of New Cabinet's Foreign Policy SAYS N.I. INDO-CHINA IN STABILITY REGION JHE immediate aim of Japan's foreign policy was to set up a greater East Asian sphere of common prosperity with Japan, Manchukuo and China as links, said the JapaneseReuter - 388 words
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68 1940-08-02 1 KING AND QUEEN TALK TO AIR RAID VICTIMS London Aus. 1. rth-easl England, D visited HuJl roet where G :^hed five houses teed two others. I la -Teet grested I .d them their i 13-year-old boy I :.a the child anNo, Sir." i the efficiency At one house, demolished byBritish Wireless - 68 words
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30 1940-08-02 1 TO REPORT ON FUTURE OF HONG KONG'S PORT London, \ug. 1. j pted an invitation :.d advise on the the port. to the Port of r> until he retired ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article40 1940-08-02 1 In the House of Commons, replying to a question, the Foreign Undersecretary, Mr. R. A. Butler, said th*t Red Cross and medical supplies were not within the categories of goods passage of which was ioroiaa-n oy the Burma road. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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65 1940-08-02 1 From Our Own Correspondent London, Aug. 1. MR. Eric Davis, who is to be the new director-general of broadcasting m the Straits Settlements, is leaving for Malaya with Mrs. Davis m the middle of this month. Though only 34, Mr. Davis is a recognized authority65 words
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147 1940-08-02 1 Tokio, Aug. 1. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S ban on 1 the export of aviation spirit to any place outside the Americas which is widely recognized as a defence measure, has brought the comment from a Japanese naval spokesman, Capt. Okoma. He said that whateverReuter - 147 words
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310 1940-08-02 1 Extremists Are Behind Tokio Arrests OPPOSITION TO GOODWILL WORK London, Aug. 1. IT is confirmed m authoritative 1 London quarters that four more British subjects recently arrested by the Japanese have now been released. They are Mr. Ely, managing director of the Rising Sun Petroleum Company at Yokohama, whose arrestReuter - 310 words
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88 1940-08-02 1 London, Aug. 1. AN official statement on the engagement between X.M.S. Alcantara and a German raider was issued by the British Ettbassy at Rio de Janeiro yesterday The statement says that the battle took plane oIT the rocky volcanic island of Trinidad 700Reuter - 88 words
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47 1940-08-02 1 Wellington, Aug. 1. THE Ncv Zealand Defence Minister announced that 43 per cent, of the Maoris v.ho would be available for enlistment have already volunteered for service with the Maori battalion, which has a total str-.ngtl f 4 m? ReuterReuter - 47 words
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253 1940-08-02 1 London, Aug. 1. IN the House of Commons Mr. Ernest Bevin, Minister of Labour, announced the formation of an international labour branch as part of the employment department of the Ministry of Labour with a view to organizing the man-power of Allied nations and ofReuter - 253 words
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136 1940-08-02 1 Sir Shenton On Malaya's .£1 A Head For War (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. 1. BROADCASTING m the home service of the 8.8.C. last night, the Governor of the Straits Settlements, Sir Shenton Thomas, paid a tribute to the patriotism of Malaya's population of 5,000,000, who had contributed to136 words
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146 1940-08-02 1 U.S. Admiration For Blockade Extension New York. Aug. I. TTHE New York Times,. says that 1 words tending to prepare the German and Italian peoples for checks and delay confirm other indications that the Axis partner no longer hope to avoid a rt ostly conflict with Britain. "It is significant,Reuter - 146 words
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Article27 1940-08-02 1 A list of foreign prisoners who have fallen into British hands since the last list was issued on July 29 total 100 and includes 33 airmen. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article181 1940-08-02 1 Italian Losses In Africa Cairo, Aug. 1. D A. F headquarters announce* that "during the la>st two days enemy concentrations m the vicinity cf Kassala (on the SudaneseEritrean border) have been subjected to intensive bombing by R.A.F. aircraft. "On Tuesday raids continued from early m theReuter - 181 words
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108 1940-08-02 1 London, Aug. 1. AFFICIAI, figures of British and li.iV lian losses m the lighting m Libya were given to-day. The Italians have lost 20 men kilted, 2G wounded and no fewer than 472 prisoners: a total of 512. The British forces have lost 20 menReuter - 108 words
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Advertisement240 1940-08-02 2 w«tPh IFIED AOVERTI^ The Fifth Column s^T^T^ Mr\icn.\, ITV Tender.. Tenders ;.r» folJcming mat. rl gartteular. Eupply M Copper Tu 1 of Closing 4 r Supply or Ga\c for p( riod 1 I of Closing. 4 Krection i Rukit Tin. Datr- of Clos Supply 'Deposit $25.. pm. Nov. i; Munlri.240 words
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413 1940-08-02 3 Britain Awaits Nazi Assault With Quiet Confidence London, Aug. 1 |fc iH-innini; of a month which has so often figured A Nazi predictions of Britain s downfall, speculation is urtrt* to*** as to why Hitler delays m making the k in force which has beenBritish Wireless - 413 words
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Article, Illustration65 1940-08-02 3 Whenever the Navy appeals for fishermen for the perilous 'patrol service," thousands of men leave their trawlers and report for duty. Fishermen sailors are now undergoing naval training m what was m peacetime an East Coast resort pleasure garden, but which is now called HJVf.S.65 words
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185 1940-08-02 3 Salvationists Questioned By Japanese Peiping, Aug. 1. READING officers of the Salvation Army here were requested to visit Japanese gendarmerie headquarters yesterday to report on organization and activities. The pro-Japanese Peking Chronicle, commenting on the affair, says the Salvation Army "receives funds regularly from London." The paper reports that theReuter - 185 words
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150 1940-08-02 3 London, Aug. 1. IN a further list of awards for distinguished services m the field m Norway, Capt., now Major, Michael Henry Hamilton Baily, 12th field Force Regiment, Indian Army, receives the Distinguished Service Order. The Military Cross awarded to Capt. temporary Major, John150 words
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83 1940-08-02 3 London, Aug. 1. CZECH soldiers m camp m Britain have been fitted out m British khaki and are anxious for another chance to get at the enemy. Recruits are still being taken and it is expected men will join from Canada and the UnitedReuter - 83 words
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280 1940-08-02 3 Too Old Too Young To Train On Football Grounds THOUGH they have no guns, thousands of men m Britain who are either too young or too old for military service, are voluntarily undergoing military training m readiness to be of service to the country. Referring280 words
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58 1940-08-02 3 From Our Own Correspondent) London. Aug. 1. MR Justice Hod::on granted a decree ni>i to-day to Mr. Gilbert Gogclrick Duddell. a chartered accountant of Ipoh. on the ground of the adultery of his wife. Myrtle Martha at Kuala Lumpur with the co-respondent, Robert Came58 words
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64 1940-08-02 3 Berne. Aug. 1. r-DAY is the anniversary of the foundation of the Sxiss Confederation In 1291. The Cammander-in-Chief of the Swiss Army declared: "To-day's anniversary finds Us armed, for the armistice has not yet come. "Every man is at his post to defend the independenceReuter - 64 words
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91 1940-08-02 3 Britain Now Has New Diamond Industry I uidon. Aug. 1. f the German occu--0 is that the and polishing r many years has v of Amsterdam now for the first England. let en this work :n— and the first h work m Bri£2o,ooo worth of skilled refu- ar. Englishman :\dReuter - 91 words
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28 1940-08-02 3 COMMANDER OF SOUTH AFRICAN AN FIELD FORCE Johannesburg. Aug. 1. I thai the commander of > f reft m East H Pienaar. who had flghtlng it. East Afrka ReuterReuter - 28 words
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63 1940-08-02 3 New York, Aug. 1. ITRGING the United States to negotiate a treaty of mutual defence with Canada, the New York Herald Tribune states: '"The 1 hour has arrived m our judgment when the UnitM States should, lor their own protection and to imr'ement the MonroeReuter - 63 words
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56 1940-08-02 3 Simla. Aug. 1. TvHE Gjvcrnment of India has decided to 1 issue an open general licence for the imi (Station from the Netherlands Indies of all ds, including sugar. The Indies Government has \oluntarily ndertak-?n to restrict sugar exports to India Ing theReuter - 56 words
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45 1940-08-02 3 I i.ndiin; Aug. 1. PILOT Officer Brian Henry Black, the former Rugby football international and one cf the most versatile athletes of his veneration, is reported m the latest R.A.F. -a-ualitv HkX as having died en active sen-ice. ReuterReuter - 45 words
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319 1940-08-02 3 London, Aug. 1. THE Pan-American Conference at Havana was watched with sympathetic interest from London and its proceedings were fully reported. But there was a tendency io reserve comment while the conference was m session, since it was fully recognized here that the AmericanReuter; British Wireless - 319 words
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92 1940-08-02 3 New York. Aug. 1. THE German freighter Wesser i?) which has been anchored at Punta Arenas cince the outbreak of war. is preparing to depart as an armed raider, according to a despatch to the New York Times from San Jose, Costu Rica. TheReuter - 92 words
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Article70 1940-08-02 3 Chungking, Aug. 1 'THE "Ministry of Finance officially announced to-day: "The official dollar-sterling rate has been charißtd to four and a half pence as from to-day. "Rates of other foreign cp.rr?nc!es v;ill be fixed according to their respective market rates with sterling m comparison with theReuter - 70 words
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64 1940-08-02 3 London, Aug. 1. WIDESPREAD satisfaction has b*er> caused by the announcement thr\t many Germans and Austrians now interned are to be released. Eighteen categories have btsn framed under wh?ch enemy aliens whoso ?ocd faith is b?yond question are to be set free. TheseReuter - 64 words
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175 1940-08-02 3 London, Aug. 1. A CORRESPONDENT of the Assork ciated Press, who had been allowed to travel through industrial Germany, has written an account of some of the things he saw. A town on the edge of the industrial Ruhr haa anReuter - 175 words
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349 1940-08-02 3 How Mr.M.J.Cox Died: Japanese Version Tokio, Aug. I. "I must die' were the last word? 1 uttered by Mr. Melville Jam°s Cox. Reuters representative i:i Tckio, to his wife on Monday afternoon after he had regained consciousness following a jumo from a window of the Tokio Gencarmerie. Mrs. Cox. Mr.Japanese Eastern News - 349 words
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62 1940-08-02 3 Canberra, Au«. 1 TiHE manaa: d territory of New Guinea nail been lr.ccrpc ted taffei HM Australian r<efen~e syr-tern by a regulation issued under 'he Defence Act, which names Papua ar.d New Guinea as constituting the ughih Australian military district. Under the mandate, AustraliaReuter - 62 words
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Article40 1940-08-02 3 Akron (Ohio). An*. 1. 4LL 4l passengers cf a railway motor carriage were killed when th° vehicle collided r ith a u r f>ods train. The i uhi<~h «*a* petrol -drn en, burst Into flames ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Advertisement65 1940-08-02 3 most delicate, the o>t easily harmed And yet you •rhingatalltohelp •m the thousand uhich they are the time comes t*i-chcy scan to ache Ihe runs become J possibly styes plaincs develop. these things if you ->n of bathing *ith Oprrex Eye only floats away all I tones up the tiny65 words
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Advertisement134 1940-08-02 3 RED PALM OIL This oil contains considerable quart i it -rs of Vitamin -A and fc specially prepared for use as a cooking oil and as a medicine. It is excellent lor preventing influenza, coughs and colds. 50 cts. per bottle Obtainable from MEDICAL HALL LTD 3. BATTERY ROAD @IOIIAII134 words
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607 1940-08-02 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1940. Japanese Policy MALAYANS who study Mr. lu Matsuoka's statement on Japanese foreign policy, which he made yesterday, will be most interested m the reference to "Greater East Asia." This is the first time that this phrase has been used m Japan, at607 words
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916 1940-08-02 4 Our London Letter I From Our Own Correspondent London, July L u/E have had our first two large-scale air raids on Eastern England. They were sharp reminders of what is to come. In London, and m the country m general, we are fully916 words
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1019 1940-08-02 4 Cabinet Minister's Views London, Aug. 1. THE suggestion m Hitler's 1 recent speech that Great Britain is insisting on prolonging an unnecessary struggle was answered by the Secretary of State for India m a speech last night. Mr. Amery said Hitler's own nature andBritish Wireless - 1,019 words
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Advertisement223 1940-08-02 4 I i agree.. You find I ROSES Lime Juice I satisfies all tastes!' ffT^^V*. \m9 rrrrrr V[~lb^b^b^kz^^^"/*^ —^^H"^i y ~~J B^Bl II I iBV i 1\ i V I v 'tP s >^ *^+l' •*"'*?>.'•> T^^dßflß^BH 4 X -'v v' jBBB^kAjE *i nbV B^bV im 4m\. •"X 1^ X X223 words
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Article, Illustration2212 1940-08-02 5 MARY HEATHCOTT - MARY HEATHCOTT By Free Press Feature War Fund Ball Last Night's Play In Aid Of Wartime Charity -„r Inhore ivil Service Club Tl derated will flags MCfffCCM <>n Wednesday sirs. 5« iri f Mrst Firitr uharct show permwi'at the dance there m jStf.hr War Fund. nthusiastic2,212 words
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Advertisement141 1940-08-02 5 How I Got Rid of Wrinkles ••and made myself look 10 years younger Read this am«Hng letter from Miss C S* 10^?*^ 0 m y minror, Ii In about 6" weeks the res Oft wae really My deer, you are begin- miraculous Every toe tad wrinkle limT"' "nidefl^afed.* 1 had141 words
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Advertisement94 1940-08-02 5 al Qiff/L/ f M[ if jyP To look radiantly lovely when your fjl M\ fi m^^M^^^i mirror show's pallor and fatigue, /■i^i^£ W* just spread Elizabeth Arden's 9 famous Velva Cream Masque over your cleansed skin. .leave on 15 minutes, and you'll find it has helped marvellously to bring a94 words
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Article, Illustration56 1940-08-02 6 *vni»l iJ ill j!? P r< »«Jt at the Jasmine and Katong Clubs dinner at the Rex Hotel on Wednesday evening. In this Picture are (front) Miss Zehnder, Dr. Oehlers (left) Mrs. Holttum, Mr. N. A. Worley, Mrs. H»ndy, Mrs. Pedlow, Mr. R. E. Holttum, Mrs.56 words
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Article209 1940-08-02 6 A YOUNG Latvian seaman, Leonards Voitkevics, has been travelling around the world so fast that letters from his family have never caught him. Voitkevics was left m Auckland by a Norwegian tanker a fortnight ago to undergo an operation for appendi- H° is now209 words
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Article, Illustration62 1940-08-02 6 Some of the 1,500 people who atte nded the opening: of thr ru w si Andrew's School at Woods ville on Mon day. In front are Mrs. 1 kayman wife of the President of the Municipal Commission. Mrs. I. mi thm Pang, Mrs. R. K. S.62 words
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Advertisement88 1940-08-02 6 LAST 'W~ PAYS f GIAN SINGH'S GRAND ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE The opportunity to save money ends to-morrow! BUY EVERYTHING AT LOW PRICES DO NOT DELAY mm BUY TO-DAY GIAN SINGH SINGAPORE= CO. SUMMER HATS Prices »I.M and 92.50 Also Beach hata— Assorted Colours. Special prices for wholesale. 49 High Street,88 words
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Advertisement91 1940-08-02 6 I? /f%B D U Ll^^ it I ImDGPial X Xlv Pre/erence y>7 X- CfBOTPiDIIGApT^ ES •y J^ <^^^ttP o f^^"^ t Z*^f-*\l/ t v f Ji s r*^* v .^HflflP^ m^B^^ ■V'fc* mKKKKK/T J^fßßw S^uS^icrcv.T:—-: m m m M f^rr 1 r^.n't K'^/vv^^^ 1 '>*-^> k k s BBx^ AT91 words
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362 1940-08-02 7 JOBLESS PINE APPLE MEN FOR RUBBER ESTATES? Questionnaire Sent To Johore Planters M OST FACTORIES HAVE CLOSED DOWN Tl) hm> many pineapple workers can be absorbed to estates, a questionnaire is being circularised amonir m tf the Johore Planters' Association. discussion at a recent meeting, it was the iwm of362 words
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Article127 1940-08-02 7 iFroni Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Aug. 1. TPHE man-eating tiger which was reported to have killed several Sakais m the large settlement at the foot of the Lassa Hills near Snngti Siput, has been found dead m the jungle close to the settlement The discovery was127 words
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274 1940-08-02 7 T)ISTURBED at three o'clock In the morning by a noise m her mother-in-law's room— which was empty at the time— a young Chinese woman first thought the sound was made by a cat. Later, when further sounds emanated irom the room, she attempted274 words
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Article93 1940-08-02 7 Mr. B. Minjoot And Miss V. H. Hoeden (From Oar Own Ccrretpondent > Penang:, Au». 1. MR. B. MINJOOT, of Booty and Edwards. Ipoh. was married this afternoon to Miss Violet Hermione Hoeden, at the Church of Assumption, Penang. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. 11.93 words
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Article71 1940-08-02 7 /"•HAROiiD with stealing ornamental Iron posts, worth $5, from the Christian Cemetery m Bukit Timah Road on Wednesday morning, two Teochews, Gin Ah Mee. 38, and Tiew Kwang Hal, 42, claimed trial m the Singapore third court. The case was postponed a week for mention;71 words
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Article40 1940-08-02 7 Ml matins of the Johore rt punt. X \vsi*i.ition v was the „p n,,n ti thr majority that work rtr .nf«tion »>ih rue and other fc.fctulTv bmamm of existing cirjir" »ould ha%<- precedence raatf drainage problems.40 words
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113 1940-08-02 7 Ipoh Quaker For Non-Combatant Service Only dent) lpoh. Aug. 1. I \t motion from as a coniraa hoard by the d?.v. comprising Mr. Mr J. S. Fcrgu- 1 r B. Lauriston, appeared m bis .^plication be registered as i He said that he has been aj Friends; he; Burthan School,113 words
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159 1940-08-02 7 ig attack on him hoour. whom he caught his fowls, was re fifth court yesnese poultry dealer. •i Hoon. Bring at the !Oth oah Road. .idence m a. case V breeder, had he committed armHJfcr t p. m on July 2, tat159 words
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Article36 1940-08-02 7 mber^of th^Frod •Chi^ Yr" BuJtU Parian? on July 11 «N^ie **S!f* Chin claimed trial to SL 1^ ft^ed vrJT ywtenJay. The **t« Wa r^rtnf on Aur. 11, and 11 r th, r^ len^. Mr. A/M. Scares36 words
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Article115 1940-08-02 7 From Our Own CQrrejpoiutsnt) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 1. /CHARGED with driving a car while under ihe influence of alcjhol to such extent as to be incapable of exerci?in? proper control over It an»l with dangerous driving, S. W. Colei man, a European of Kuala Lumpur.115 words
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Article135 1940-08-02 7 DKMARKING that he m luting into eonsideraticn the accused's deformity, Mr. J. G. Rappoport, Singapore third magistrate, yesterday bound over a 27 -year-old Cantonese hunchback. Kuan Thai Hoi. on a charge of cheating a merchant out of $80 worth of Chinese medicine The facts alleged against135 words
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187 1940-08-02 7 A Singapore department store is the the rew owner of stock and plant or the Italian motor firm. Fiat Bocieta Anonima m Singapore which was placed for tender by the Custodian ci Enemy Property. The firm is Aurora Limited of High Street, which, it187 words
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138 1940-08-02 7 Suspicious Inquiries At Singapore Guilds pHINESE m Malaya 'are being v^ warned m a circular from the Chinese Consul-General of the activities of men whose movements are wrapped m secrecy and suspicion. ComDlaints were recently made to the Chinese Consulate-General that strangers had visited138 words
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Article340 1940-08-02 7 I TP-i^AT there was lacn of judgment on I the part of the driver of the military lorry, but that this did not amount to crimiral negligence, was the verdict of the acting Singapore coroner, Mr. Walter MacQuarrie, at an inqviry yesterday. The inquiry was340 words
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Article391 1940-08-02 7 FUNERAL OF MR. FRANK MERRELLS ri HERE m a large gathering m wet weather I at the funeral of Mr. Merrells, managing director of Powell and Co.. Ltd., at Bidactr ri yesterday afternoon. The Rev. R. K. S. Adams officiated. Besides the family, those present: were:— The staff of Powell391 words
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Advertisement67 1940-08-02 7 Writing or the Tanjong Ram'outan Central Mental Hospital, In his annual report for Perak, the British Resident, states that Dr. E. Goldberg was appointed Assistant Medical Superintendent last year and began "shock" therapy by Intravenous T.A.B. vaccine, but there was not sufficient trained staff for other methods of "shock" therapy.67 words
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Article80 1940-08-02 9 secret service M problems at the ingredients of the Base Deceptions" P reI Theatre at H.M. li aid of Mrs. d for the Entertain- add that the definitely, 'It is i| \ny of the ir tA any Naval rachan-Smith. Naval) Base iyed the part of80 words
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Article102 1940-08-02 9 Before The Hon"b!e The Ag. Chief Justice m Court No. 1. Judgment m 5.412 3&— Wee 800 Lat vs John Laycv ck «fc 1 an. At 10.33 a.m.— Judgment m Mag. Appeal No. 50 40. At ll a.m. Summonses m Chambers, etc. l Judgment DebtorProbate matters - 102 words
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141 1940-08-02 9 Future Months Quotations No IX R S.S on Registered Tender Aug-Sept 37 37 U Oct-Dec 35 1 35% Jan-Mar U 33 U Tone of Market: Idle. La r eit Cable: London Spot Sheet 12 T ft d. per lb New York Spot Sheet141 words
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Article58 1940-08-02 9 ;JTHE following are the results of the games j I played at the Happy World last night m I the table tennis competition Chong Cheng i Old Boys' Association beat the Singapore Harbour Junior Civil Service Club by five '.Ames to nil. Siong 800 Athletic Association beat the58 words
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519 1940-08-02 9 Propaganda On Wireless Becomes Obvious IjITLER is doing his best to win the forthcoming Battle «v« lula- i ain by cunnin e propaganda before it begins," says the diplomatic correspondent of The Times tho I r- a German broadcast m English Pn rn J an519 words
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Article92 1940-08-02 9 AT a meeting of the war fund committee organized by the South Indian Chamber of Commerce, it was decided that the total collected should be distributed as follows: 60 per cent, to The War Fund, 25 per cent, to the Patriotic fund, 15 per cent, to92 words
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Article107 1940-08-02 9 TRAVELS BY LINER THE Oiricer Administeiing the Gov- ernment, Mr. S. W. Jones, accompanied by the Private Secretary and tho Aide-dc-Camp, left Singapore yesterday m the liner President Adams for a visit to Penang, Kedah and Kuala Lumpur. He will recurn to Singapore next Thursday. His107 words
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Article207 1940-08-02 9 EMBODYING the spirit of the aver- age Briton, "For Freedom" Js Xt film of this war to date. lii Terence between the Gerblind obedience to Hitler's and decisions and the rising nation of the whole British to fight for freedom wherever eatened is admirably presented207 words
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Article145 1940-08-02 9 QOME of the world's most popular music is heard once again m "Swanee River." which opened at the Cathay yesterday. Most of these songs, like "My Old Kentucky Home," "Oh! Susanna!', "De Camptown Races," "Jeanie with the (Light Brown Hair," and "Old Black Joe," ara145 words
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100 1940-08-02 9 The blockade of South rhir.a is having the rffert of increasing the cost, of rice starJe food of the Chinese, there. Concern over the situation was expressed m a telegram sent to Hen. Chiansr Kai-shek by the chairman of the Federation of100 words
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Article312 1940-08-02 9 The above are dealers middle price, broken margins brokerage and stamp duty are not Included Exchan£e Telegraph London, \ug. 1. The following are to-day's closing middu quotations. Share* are of £1 denominatioi unless otherwise stated: Cod. u>an a% 1944-04 109 Funding Loan 4% 1960-90 110% War Loan312 words
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Article176 1940-08-02 9 COMMODITIES EXCHANGES tProm Ou* Own c Correspondent) London, Aug. i £OMMODITY aiia Exchange markcu clo**^ as follows v.itb previous quotations In paranthesl*:— I RUBBER: Firm. Spot 13d l3Hd 12- h d 13d) Sept. i2Tid 13<i (U%d 12-fcd) Oct.-Dec. I2»id 12Tid <12'S,d 12\d) Jan-Mar. 12 3 16d12 5 Ifd 12% d176 words
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Advertisement223 1940-08-02 9 PREI MTION AFTER BABY ARRIVES n to watch tneir I a child. 1 The nort^ance tc the feeding. f to d prevenrthese reasons It builds sleep. Stloo and s lias been •b r motners b remarkable from your 11 ■5 LflL ft fi.JMBM i JB «'i Venetian Blindv Utan and223 words
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Advertisement381 1940-08-02 9 Mb mii wf^js &v% w^vA wM m gk 1 Xll FAST PASSENGER SKKVK K. SINGAPORE TO SAN FRANCISCO. VIA MANILA HONG KONG Sails Spore Arrive S h S.s. CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 24 Sept 17 S.s. CITY OF LOS ANGELES Sept 10 Oct 3 i S.«. CITY OP NEWPORT381 words
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Miscellaneous194 1940-08-02 9 POST OFFICE MAIL LIST JE^i' 08 Q™*™ Port Office M TO-DAY Ja^T 1 ..1 1 p.m. Sibu surface 11.30 a.m. Sarlkei surface 2 p.m. Medan surface. 2 p.m. surface 10 a.m TO-MORROW Aden Africa (East South)' 4 pm America (South) **"J P m Brunei surrace 11 a .m. Kuala Belait194 words
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Article, Illustration36 1940-08-02 10 picture. Webber gets to the bull first to effect a good save at the stadium on Wednesday m the match m which All-Singapore beat the Sing Tao tourists by the odd goal m three Free PressFree Press - 36 words
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Article365 1940-08-02 10 Malays Beat The Gunners Malays 3; K.A. Hvy. R?gt. 1 TTRNIXG out at full strength at the stadium yes.erd?y, the Malays »eat the RA. Hvy. R?jrt. hy three coals t one m the fir,t division of the l?aj?ue Incidentally it was ;ho seventh eonse?ut. J vc365 words
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Article88 1940-08-02 10 A TXAJ win be selected from the loliow.ng to represent the August Badminton Party m a friendly game soccer against the Geylang CorintsJani on Sunday at Geyl?ns: stadium Khor Tian Hock. France Khoo, Soh Kiat Swee. Harry Tan. Charlie Kang. Khoo Soo Guan. Chia Ton* Nen. Tay88 words
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Article57 1940-08-02 10 *rHE folk wins will i lay S 3c?er for k l he Gp > lciri 3 Ccrin hians against the August Badminton Party on Funci:v at the Geyl-mg sUdium:— v.bb-r: Humohries. <caDt.», Dollah* Hock Guan. Hoi Seng. Yee Sin* IsTim. Lian Sin, Mahmood. Aron Cfcman. Kirn Hin Gerlrn*57 words
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206 1940-08-02 10 LIGHT SUPPER SAM BURGER BEST ON THE TRACKS 'From Our Own C rrespond?nt> S-., Pcnang. Aug 1. EVERAL hciSOfl impressed at this n:crniiig's fast work, one of the b?s k t?in- Li-ht Supper, who moved well oviv .-even iurknfs. Rhett Butler 1 < Allan* al:c worked well and finished! rhead206 words
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672 1940-08-02 10 LOYALS BEAT SAPPERS 3-1 AT GILLMAN Good Football Despite The Bad Conditions Loyals 3; nESPITE the extremely to heavy rain m the foothall played at Gillman Loyals beat Fortress R.E. a first division game. Fortress R.E 1. bad ground conditions, owing afternoon, there was fine Barracks yesterday, when the by672 words
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345 1940-08-02 10 Sabatino And Dennis Are Trained To The Minute MANAGER Jack Warner expects a '"double" at the covered stadium to-night. His proteges, Atilio Sabatino and Ron Dennis are both trained to tho minute A larga crowd watched Sabatino put i the finishing touches to his345 words
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Article32 1940-08-02 10 Tennis: Malayan championshiDS. first day, S.C.C. Boxing: Sabatino vs. Young Frisco, Happy World stadium. Soccer: Second division (a),Pulau Brani vs. Publishers, stadium; second division (b), Chinese vs. Indian Assn.32 words
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Article403 1940-08-02 10 Gordons Beat Gunner* In Army Cricket riVE Gordons beat the 9ch Heavy A Regiment, R.A., by 101 runs In the Army big-units knock-out cricket competition m a match played at Changi Features of the game were the good bowling of Capt. Duke, who took nine403 words
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Article106 1940-08-02 10 i INDIAN Association cricket* team for 1 week-end games are Against the R.A.O.C. to-morrow at [2 p.m. on ths Indian Association ground P. K. Baskaran (capt. >, Waz'r Smgh, [Choor Singh. R. S. Wtb^moarnm. Rp-m Piara, B. S. Varma, M. J. Chandy D X Snmy, Tahir106 words
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Article188 1940-08-02 10 Sydney, July 3. AN unusual incident during the as- sociates championship at Junee has caused considerable discussion m Riverina golfing circles, writes a correspondent m the Sydney Sun. A ball driven by Mrs. T. C. Coates was picked up by a dog and carried away. She dropped188 words
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60 1940-08-02 10 •yHE foU?wjig have teen selected tc represent St. Andrew's Old Boys against the present boys at the new jj:n3ol ground at Wondsville on Mongjy.at 11 a.m. for the Governor's Shield. A. G. Armstrong (capt.>, M. Armstrong, C. Da Bilva, P. Yzelman, T. Sullivan, A.60 words
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62 1940-08-02 10 THE women's Duffers' Spoon comi*n'f P nV^ On pl e^ at tne Garrison uoif duo, resulted m a win for Mrs J. Gunning with a score of 45—13=32* The best of the other returns were t w rS r? v, A S e\ Cope62 words
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Article, Illustration40 1940-08-02 10 picture. Atilo Sabatino and Ron Dennis posei specially for. our cameraman yesterday. Both are m fine trim, and Manager Jack Warner expects his boys to come tTir jugh with flying colours to-ni ht Free PressFree Press - 40 words
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99 1940-08-02 10 AN attractive card of four bouts is kt be staged at the New World arena on Sunday, Aug. 11. Fresh from victories over Johnny Ware and Joe Valesco. Battling Sim!* is to tackle Joe Diamond m the principal bout, scheduled for ten "threes In an99 words
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Article57 1940-08-02 10 •THE following have been invited to pixy football for the Chinese Sports Association against the R.A.F. (Tengah* on Sunday at the S.H.B. groundWai Mun, Xi Leung, Soo Tuan. Sunn Long, Ah Kcng, Tian Seng, FVDok Ley Yew Le-ig, Koek Kuen. Hock Seng' Tan Sin. Kok Choy, Anthony Choong Ah Chonrr,57 words
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236 1940-08-02 10 Main Holiday Sports Events In Malaya weekend several vp h ri r t (U?ho^ «utthep,ninJ; n J^sst In Singa; be the t n courts of ihe and the Gap i morning. 80-h these i charities, and the satisfaction o money they spei best possible One of ih« bUg^t portant boxing236 words
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