The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 November 1940
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Title Section20 1940-11-19 1 LATE SINGAPORE EDITION The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 16.240. EMU 1X35 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1013. 5 CENTS20 words
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461 1940-11-19 1 GERMANS IN GREECE TURKEY LEAVING Importance Attached To Latest Moves SUNER AND CIANO AT BERCHTESGADEN Basle, Nov. 18. IT is reported from Berlin that arrangements have been 1 completed for the repatriation of the entire German colony of 8,000 from Greece. The steo is considered especially significant despite a WilhelmstrasseReuter - 461 words
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Article245 1940-11-19 1 R.A-F.'s New Blows In Naziland London. Nov. 18. d out heavily irgeti m Germany rritoriea last night. C S?a''v announced. acks were directed neries at Gelsenmrn only one of bombed in- ivuhr, rail and ns m western Ger- at Lorient m German- ing these the British r da*br?ak to-day deA-dReuter - 245 words
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74 1940-11-19 1 London, Nov. 18. DURING a brief alert m the London area to-day a single enemy plane dropped five bombs. Three of them fell on allotments and the other two damaged some houses. Another report says that a German bomber approached an East Anglian town.Reuter - 74 words
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Article57 1940-11-19 1 Vichy, Nov. 18. PART of the famous Promenade des Anglais at Nice collapsed when a tornado struck the town, transforming mountain streams into torrents. The main line of the coast railway was also cut. Wild weather has caused damage at Marseilles and other points along both theReuter - 57 words
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Article18 1940-11-19 1 London, Nov. 13. THE death has occurred of the Sculptor, Mr. Eric Gill, aged 58. ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article37 1940-11-19 1 El Poso (Texas), v v 18 MR. JOSHUA COSDEN, the American oil producer multi-millionaire who began a remarkable career aj a poorly paid clerk, died to-day of a heart attack on board a train, aged 59.- ReuterReuter - 37 words
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104 1940-11-19 1 Tokio, Nov. 18. •"THE Foreign Office spokesman ad--1 mits official advice of "rumours" of an impending Anglo-American defence pact with Thailand, which is viewed with concern here, because •rumours are sometimes true." The Press is playing up reports of the pact, warningReuter - 104 words
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78 1940-11-19 1 SUCCESSFUL CLASH ON KENYA BORDER Nairobi, Nov. I*. SOUTH AFRICAN armoured cars have arrived m Kenya and have already been m action. This is revealed m a detailed account cf a patrol encounter near Linoi. on the Kenya-Italian Somaliland frontier, last month. Four carsReuter - 78 words
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45 1940-11-19 1 London. Nov. 18. LORD LOTHIAN. British Ambassador to the United States, who is m Lisbon on his way back to Washington, had a conference to-day with the Portuguese Prime Minister. He was accompanied by the British Minister to Portugal.— Reuter.45 words
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278 1940-11-19 1 London, Nov. 18. TTHE creation of the new Army Co-operation Command of the R.A.F., announced yesterday, forer'ladows energetic attention to two most pressing problems of aerial co-operation with the British army, writes Reuter's air correspondent First, close study will be given to aerial artillery278 words
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Article, Illustration314 1940-11-19 1 Belgrade, Nov. 18. CIX HUNDRED Italian troops with 130 tanks crossed the and surrendered to the Yugoslav authorities on Sunday night, according to a report from Ujevdjelija. Meanwhile, m the opinion of military expert* m London, definite news of the captureReuter - 314 words
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64 1940-11-19 1 London, Nov. 18. THE British forces m Greece with units of the RA.F. squadrons are under the command of Air Commodore J. H. Dalbiac, who is one of the youngest air officers. Born m 1894. he has seen service In India, Egypt, Transjordan andBritish Wireless - 64 words
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Article87 1940-11-19 1 Rome. Nov. If. TO-DAY'S Rcme communique claim* that a British cruiser of the. Leancier type was toroedoed by Italian aircraft at Alexandria. Concerning the British bombardment of Mogadiscu. m I alian Somaliland. the communique asserts that a cru ser which attempted to bombard harbour was hit and withdrewReuter - 87 words
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Article397 1940-11-19 1 LouJon, Not. IS. "1 think the cne person nao regretted Munich more tl.an anyone else was Hitler M declared Sir Nevile Hendersor former British Ambassador m Bt i speak in* at Ipswich to-day. •♦He thought he had missed hi opportunity and. if I may say ao. 1 thinkReuter - 397 words
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Advertisement88 1940-11-19 1 BIGIA TEA 0O rHE FRESHNESS iSC FRAGRANCE OF THE MAL AYAN GARDENL piRECT TO YOUR HOME Anight DINNER DANCE (informal) 8 o.m. to midnight [HUB ATTR\CTION-TiIE POPULAR CUBAN DANCER MARLENE STARR j _jHnri> Non-diners SIM. Ut «*day, ioth mov. ST. ANDREW^S^SOCIETY DINNER BALL extension to 2am Ul SJ.M-WMISSION TO BALL88 words
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Advertisement101 1940-11-19 1 THERE IS NO BETTER TEA THAN BIGIA TEA i GROWN IN MALAYA l SEAVIEW|| HOTEL BALL-BOOM AIR-CONDITIONED BY SEA BREEZES TO NIGHT WEDNESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER "DANCE SEA VIEW HOTEL. j PLEASE NOTE THE r )ATE NOVEMBER 30 m aid of POPPY DAY FI N D special dinner dance101 words
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Article175 1940-11-19 2 A very successful variety entertain- ment was staged by the Singapore Urban Co-operative Union Ltd. m aid of The War Fund at the Victoria Theatre yesterday evening. The arrangement of the items on the well-balanced programme reflects credit en the concert committee. Highlight of the concert175 words
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104 1940-11-19 2 TPHE annual general meeting of the Singapore Filipino Association was held at la, Kirk Terrace, on Sunday morning when office-bearers were elected. After the meeting a tiliin party was held at the Empress Hotel to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Philippine Commonwealth. The following104 words
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Article30 1940-11-19 2 The South Indian Chamber of Commerce at its last monthly meeting recorded its regret at the death of Mr. R. B. Krishnan, and expressed its condolence to the bereaved family.30 words
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216 1940-11-19 2 VISITING his friend's house just before dawn, a Chinese duck reaFer noticed an "image" standing m the doorway. He called out to the "image," and, receiving no reply, went nearer to discover that it was his friend hanging dead from a team. This216 words
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Article169 1940-11-19 2 HPHE story of how a 23-year-old Jewish 1 youth, Joseph Henry Ellison, m order to attend the races at Bukit Timah on Saturday, pawned an electric table fan valued at $45, belonging to his brother, was tojd m the Singapore third court yesterday.169 words
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Article175 1940-11-19 2 pOR posing as a detective and attempting to obtain a free ride on a trolley bus by saying that he had a Traction Company pass. Yap Jong Lee was fined $10. or one week's rigorous imprisonment, by the third magistrate, Mr. S. H. Cheah, yesterday.175 words
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Article129 1940-11-19 2 MR. ALEXANDER McLEOD was married to Mips Ruth Scott, the daughter of Mrs. J. Scott and the late Mr. J. Scott, of Melbourne, Australia, at the Presbyterian Church yesterday. Mr. McLeod. an engineer of Sungei Kinta Dred<ring, Ltd., Perak. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George129 words
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Article79 1940-11-19 2 -\iR. J,. G. Rappoport, the. Singapore third magistrate, is undergoing one month's continuous training with the Volunteer Air Force, andy his place -was taken yesterday by Mr* S. H. Cheah, the Deputy: Registrar. It is understood that Mr. Cheah will sit as third magistrate for only79 words
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Article54 1940-11-19 2 a CLASS for the making of chUdren's clothing will commence on Thursday at 9 a.m. at the Y.W.C.A.. Raffles Quay. On Nov. 20 a class for dress-making, cutting and fitting will commence at 9 a.m. The numbers m the class must necessarily be limited and Intending students are54 words
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Article37 1940-11-19 2 Mr. Charlie Chan Soo Tuan of Lorong 36, Geylang, wishes us to stat* that he is not the person referred to as Charlie Chan who was convicted on a gambling charge m the police court on Saturday.37 words
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Advertisement38 1940-11-19 2 THE S.A. D.C. PRESENT GILBERT SULLIVAN'S OPERA "THE SORCERER" AT 9.^0 P M ON WEDNESDAY, NOV.J2O, 23, 27 AND 30. VICTORIA THEATRE IN AID OF THE MALAYA PATRIOTIC FOND THE WAR FUND BOOKING AT jj $1 Bx> IAX38 words
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Advertisement244 1940-11-19 2 A NEW SHOW THE WHOLE FAMILY Wli it, 1 F^l CAPIfoT A Stirring, Inspiring Dramatic Story 7 The Boys of To-day who will a Nations Defenders To-rnorro^' B^^JBIBI^BLBA^EBBBBaBMjH I ■v w *->' -3 i itommy KELLY* Bobby JORDAN^^^^" Dovid HOLT Jackie SEARL --^^^N^ j A COLUMBIA PICTURE "^^< v >244 words
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432 1940-11-19 3 ADVANCE CONTINUES DESPITE DESPERATE ENEMY BOMBINGS London, Nov. 18. ,v a desperate effort to prevent their withdrawal from Iturnine in*" a K ener retr< at Italians have thrown ,'c numbers of warplanes into the struggle on the front, writes Maurice Lovell. Reuter's specialReuter - 432 words
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Article64 1940-11-19 3 Zurich, Nov. 18. ALTOGETHER 120,000 French- speaking inhabitants of Lorraine will be affected by Germany's "plan for exchange of population/ says a message from a Berlin correspondent, asserting that by the middle of last week 16,000 persons had been expelled. Germany, he adds, intends to populateReuter - 64 words
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154 1940-11-19 3 WEAPONS LEFT AT DUNKIRK ARE NOW REGARDED AS OBSOLETE London, Nov. 18. THE best part of British artillery equipment was lost five months ago m the Dunkirk evacuation. I must have seen evidences of rapid re-equipment of British Royal Artillery and the calibre ofReuter - 154 words
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Article190 1940-11-19 3 London. Nov. 18. F ion to for n the Army n Command of the b generally welcomed by flic times emphasizes that there Question of immobilizing the Ljjjpr and bomber squadrons while y B EF remains m this counftgl it can probably be takenReuter; British Wireless - 190 words
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118 1940-11-19 3 1 •id on Nov IS. m by air raiders on re comparatively mild. I ien dropped near the d there were a few scatother parts of the (Mnt: v A;r Ministry commutrat damage was practically r h uses. far received, adds the '.Msttiunique. indicate thatReuter - 118 words
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52 1940-11-19 3 New York. Nov. 18. •ywo Douglas bombers, the first of an order for at least 70 to be shipped to Britain, have arrived m New York city. They are stated by the New York Times to be superior to any planes yet sent toReuter - 52 words
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148 1940-11-19 3 Did Nazi Ships Meet British Squadron? Mexico City, Nov. 18. WHETHER the four German steamers which attempted to sail from TamDico at intervals during Friday night and Saturday morning really encountered a British naval patrol or were scared by American patrol ships is a matter of much speculation here. ThreeReuter - 148 words
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196 1940-11-19 3 New York, Nov. 18. THE Press m America continues to express horrified indignation at the Nazis' wanton attack on Coventry. In the view of the Sn. Ixmis Glob:? Democrat, the niLhless act takes place alongoiie the murderous siege of \\arsaw and the inhuman machinegunning of196 words
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Article21 1940-11-19 3 Moscow, Nov. 18. GERMANY has reopened her Consulates m Leningrad, Vladivostok and Batum, according to the Tass News Agency. Eastern NewsEastern News - 21 words
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536 1940-11-19 3 Mussolini Admits "Privations Of War" Will Become Serious Rome, Not. 18. JHERE were 72 Italian dead, 1000 or so wounded and 650 f basing during the first few days < flfthting on the Epirus front." deci *red Mussolini, who m a speech to-day admitted that ha personally "*H*rrue<r the draftingReuter - 536 words
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Article106 1940-11-19 3 Rome, Nov. 18. MUSSOLINI, m his speech to Fascist party members m the Palazzo Venezia to-day, made a reference to C^reece m a mixture of excuses and promises. In an attempt to reassure his people of the progress of the Greek campaign he said thatReuter - 106 words
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113 1940-11-19 3 SPECIAL SHELL FIRE WARNING FOR DOVER London, Nov. 18. GUNS taken from the Maginot Line after the collapse of France are stated to be included among the 24 long-distance guns which the Germans are known to have set up on the French cliffs betweenReuter - 113 words
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79 1940-11-19 3 Hong Kong, Nov. 18. ONE hundred and seventy-six British evacuees from Estonia, men, women and children have arrived m Hong Kong from Vladivostok en route to Australia. The party left Tallinn on Oct. 26 and arrived m Vladivostok after ten days, where theyReuter - 79 words
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Article78 1940-11-19 3 Basle. Nov. 18. DIBBENTROP, the Nazi Foreign Minister, has left Berlin to meet Senor Suner, the Spanish Foreign Minister, says the Berlin correspondent of the Basler Nachrichten He adds that the meeting is likely to take place at Salzburg, when the talks initiated by Hitler and Gen.Reuter - 78 words
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Article65 1940-11-19 3 Basle. Nor. 18. THE anxiety of the Turkish Government to secure direct Information regarding the scope and results of M Molotov's recent talks with Hitler and Ribbentrop are mentioned m a Budapest dispatch to the Ba&ler Nachrichten The newspaper says that well-informed Balkan circles believeReuter - 65 words
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Article46 1940-11-19 3 Toklo, Nov. 18. COR the first time In the history of the Japanese Nary. 28 new Lieutenant-Com-manders have been created by the promotion of officers risen from ratings. They enlisted during the Russo-Japanese war In 1904 as seamen, fifth class. Eastern NewsEastern News - 46 words
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62 1940-11-19 3 London, Nov. 18. A MONG recent money gifts for the purchase IX of aircraft is one of £84,000 through the Belfast Telegraph from the people of Northern Ireland. Two gifts of ten shillings each have also been received, one coming from children of an orphanBritish Wireless - 62 words
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Article37 1940-11-19 3 Alexandria, Nov it ENEMY planes visited the Alexandria area on Saturday night, and seven casualties were caused, some of them fatal. An official communique states that some material damage was also caused- ReuterReuter - 37 words
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28 1940-11-19 3 Sydney, Nov. 18. CIR John O. Latham, the first Australian Minister to Japan left here on Saturday for his new post.- Eastern NewsEastern News - 28 words
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170 1940-11-19 3 "Britain Is Well On Way To Winning War" Rio De Janeiro, Nov. 18. DRITAIN and her Allies are de- finitely on their way to winning the war, declared Lord Willingdon. when he arrived here yesterday aboard the Avil Star heading the special British economic mission to the South American countries,Reuter - 170 words
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123 1940-11-19 3 (From Our Own Correspcndent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 18. 'pHE death occurred last night at his residence m Kuala Lumpur of Mr. Wong Pak Choy, prominent miner m Selangor. He had bean to Port Dickson for the week-end and returned last night, when he123 words
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Article98 1940-11-19 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Koala Lumpur, Nov 18. AS a result of a motor accident at Ampang Road last night, near the 33i milestone, three Europeans, C. C. Cavil. A. Grey 2nd B I. T. Smith, were admitted to Bungsar Hospital. They are all miners.98 words
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Article51 1940-11-19 3 Alleged to have stolen a wrist watch belonging to E. T. de Vries from a house m Orchard Road on Saturday, Foo Hee Dong, a 35-year-old Hainanese. claimed trial when charged m the Singapore fifth court yesterday. Bail of $50 was offered when the case was postponed a week for51 words
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Article121 1940-11-19 3 THREE FAVOURABLE NEW DEVELOPMENTS Chungking, Nor. 18. TTHE appointment of a British comI mander-in-chief for the Far East, the Scviet denial of an agreement with Japan, and the speech of Col. PranK Knox. U.S. Secretary of Navy, promising greater assistance to China ara hailed by theReuter - 121 words
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Article279 1940-11-19 3 A BRANCH of the Ys Men's Mo\ement for "fellowship, culture and service." has been organized m Singapore by Mr. William Yinson Jez, Director EmeriVis for the China Region of the International Association of V's Men's Clubs, with headquarters m the United States and ramifications m279 words
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Article197 1940-11-19 3 OTATING that Teo Tiam Hock, an English •5 speaking Chinese, had brought the charge against him because he had taken Teo's "woman" away from him. Supat bin Rajaman, a M*»lay syce, was acquitted by Mr. C. H. Whitton m the traffic court yesi teiday on a197 words
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Advertisement117 1940-11-19 3 CURE THAT COLD WITH NEMAKOL NASAL COMPOUND $•.75 per bottle, from MEDICAL HALL LTD. 3, Battery Road T 3°sH D ois Y CATHAY 3 SHOWS Where Everybody Goes 3.15, 6.15, 9.15 NX OFFICE 9 PMIE 3400 Eighth wonderful day and Singapore at ill flock a to see this magnificent film!117 words
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677 1940-11-19 4 DENEWED attempts by the Axu Powers to drag Spain into the war would appear to be connected with efforts to cover the dismal failure of the Italian attack on Greece and distract attention from the smashing blows which Britain is striking against677 words
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1467 1940-11-19 4 Great Naval FlyingBoats Keep Watch Over Indies By The Free Press Special Correspondent ISourabaya, Nov. 16. ATTLESHIPS for the Indies" was for many years the plea of those who were interested m the defence of the N.I. But the Netherlands Government, forced to listen to the political advocates of an1,467 words
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Advertisement180 1940-11-19 4 fJ. 100% I li^il AUSOPPS *Yr)o*o__>vo ___________w________a t I——1 By Special appointment Established ,@jT_ff^%) 1 872 J C^s> 2^*^_^ i ___r_7_.^^3 k i?»_i NEWEST DESIGNS IN DIAMOND JEWELLERY Necklaces Bracelets Brooches Rings Clip Watches _P»r^?__ _r J SaN __^__a I P_W^_w B______________________| _M I aSS— ________S_fl 'incorporated tn Ceylon j180 words
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Advertisement64 1940-11-19 4 Be Careful m wearing unground Sunglasses, which may cause your eyes to be defective. Go to Nan sin and see u__ modern frames fitted with Genuine Chance tnghsh Crookes* 1 1 or B 2 Dark gl asS eJ for Safe and Comfortable Vision \t $5.<W ocr pair Nan Sin Optica]64 words
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2202 1940-11-19 5 frown States Case kg? iost Shinozaki P.P. ON PRINCIPLES -TI3H JUSTICE lid be difficult for the jury to deny that the was prejudicial to the u« British hirpire and that from its very .•rrnution he i stained would be of conto a foreign2,202 words
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Article, Illustration25 1940-11-19 5 Some of the food that will keep IJstt men goin«f lor three months on board a British warship coming aboard.25 words
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157 1940-11-19 5 N.I. SCHEME A SUCCESS T*HE Netherlands Indies experiment to train amateur aviators as second air-gunners with the Military Air Force has proved to be a great success, it is stated m Netherlands Indies aviation circles. This experiment has induced the military authorities to take two157 words
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163 1940-11-19 5 T*HE sequel to a police raid which took place simultaneously on several houses suspected of being brothels carried out, it was stated, not directly because the houses w T ere centres of vice but because they were brothels run by. and under the protection of,163 words
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Article49 1940-11-19 5 TTHE Singapore Indian Com- muiiiti?s" (Part I) is the title <»f the talk tj be broadcast from the Singapore Station to-night by Mrs. E. V. Davies. This is the eighth talk m the series "Presenting Singapore which is being arranged by the Friends of Singapore.49 words
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Article174 1940-11-19 5 SUGGESTIONS TO DONORS 'J"HEIR wonderful help and cooperation has been of valuable assistance." writes the officer m charge of the Army Comforts Depot at Reading, referring to the work of "many kind knitting parties m the Far East." There has. been very little cnange m he174 words
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Article93 1940-11-19 5 TWO charges, of keeping a bruuhel m Jalan Besar, and living on the p/ning_i of a prostitute over a period of three months, were brought against a 36-year-olu Chinese woman, Lee Hiam. alias koo Chai, m the third court yesterday. She also faced an alternative charge of hiring93 words
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440 1940-11-19 5 For Troops In Malaya IN a broadcast from the Singapore station Lieut.-Col. H. A. Lord. of the Salvation Army, made an appeal for books, magazines, table games, gramophone records and similar things for the men of H.M. Services stationed m Malaya. He said: At440 words
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241 1940-11-19 5 Singapore Now Has L. D. C. Commander MAJOR M. LYMBERY yHE Officer Administering the Government has appointed Major M. Lymbery, M.C, an ex-Service man, to be Commander of the I_oeal Defence Corps for the Settlement of Singapore. The appointment of Commander m th^ .southern Settlement has been lon awaited, as241 words
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Article58 1940-11-19 5 20-year-old Malay, Majid bin Darus, claimed trial m the third ccurt yesterday to a charge that he had committed criminal breach of trust m respect of a diamond ring valued at $150 at Serangoon Road m front of the New World on Nov. 9. The case was postponed a week58 words
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222 1940-11-19 5 A STATEMj_Nr to the effect that since inquiries into allegations of cheating against four men four Tamils and one Punjabi— had been be^un ten .nore complaints involving a total of $10:000 to $12,000 had been laid against them, was made by the prosecuting222 words
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Advertisement40 1940-11-19 5 ['ins il Sack, ry, overI a strain I Elndd'T Acid- Swollen and H yo_r Z/ittx.'T; t kidneyi'.l quickly r t h i nw>ne__-C-'-tisfy com- Cystex front 11,. V WK<™ JJ t..<l:iy. The ran tee a_i '*h ou tui a S340 words
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Advertisement225 1940-11-19 5 CUPS AND TROPHIES i?J j alf m _m_ IL %fH| h w «g £*_*f^|^^^&g 5 We have m stock a wide range of 1..P.N.5. or Silver Cups, Shields, Silver Medals and K.P.N-S. I ankards. Special Discounts to Clubs and Institutions ROBINSON 6c CO., LTD. \H7 _____-----------a__--_---------_-__--_----^ 9»P **^v v. tv_JP225 words
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Advertisement394 1940-11-19 6 P.&O. and BRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED [N ENGLAND) P. O. 8. N. COS SAILINGS. The best possible services are being maintained by The P. 0. S. N. Coy. from the Straits to their usual ports of call m China, India, Ceylon and the United Kingdom. Passengers are requested to register394 words
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Advertisement326 1940-11-19 6 1 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (lucorporated m PM-3.) TELEPHONE: Freignt MM. Paasace 5«1 __f~__ _a Radian PAcific m_S-?*^?fflf (Incorporatea m -.ngi-m-i/ Regular service from the Orient to Vancouver by GIANT EMPRESSES— Across Canada through the Canadian Rockies Lake Louise Banff. Trans-Atlantic by EMPRESS DUCHESS or MONT steamers to the United Kingdom.—326 words
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Advertisement427 1940-11-19 6 MANSFIELD S^oTltT BLUE FUNNEL Lim' Frequent Sailings to Uniteo Kingdom Oat guaranteed, all cargo _>ook<ngs subject to _> r War Clauses. vant erer VVKSTKRN AUSTR v THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE CM£apfRegular Services »to >c mantle I Perth i 7 hh{ by first class oassenger ships JiVa Single fare427 words
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Article, Illustration1388 1940-11-19 7 MARY HEATHCOTT - Oleh Oleh Play For War Fund MARY HEATHCOTT Free Press Feature By p\o entertainments of interest which are being presented m the near future m aid of The War Fund I a ro t 7 chon 2 night variety show and "Lian Chee Kai Tan," a Chinese comedy. Both will1,388 words
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Advertisement354 1940-11-19 7 CLEANER '•p R YCLEANINr, bat you should demand every piece or suit. intrust them ror compute satisfaction to: .11 YANG DRYCLEANERS s o° re Tei 29sz 332 orchard Rd.. Poli<* SUtloß. I"*, .Covefy mmtural '^CURlSforba_flr Beautiful H nr Result from care njriv Top helps nature b\ ntial organoids In time354 words
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Advertisement250 1940-11-19 7 BEAUTY i_j_tt& AND THE CLIMATE jlpßf^ Ycu must be extra kind to your skin m this fßk^f p climate where the sun relaxes your muscles. ii causing sagging contours. Discover for 0 w /m yourself what a course of corrective Eliza- 5 beth Arden Salon Treatments can do to «S_Mfc250 words
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Article, Illustration2199 1940-11-19 8 DUTY TO THE UNITED KINGDOM STRESSED Menace To Any Part Is "Threat To The Whole" m A THREAT to any part of the Commonwealth is a threat to the whole and the immediate danger is being faced at present m the Mother Country. In2,199 words
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Article71 1940-11-19 8 THE Bulgarian Minister for the Interior has m troduced a Defence Bill which has three sections. The first section, which is mainly directed against Freemasonry, forbids secret organiztions receiving material or ideological support from abroad. The second disqualifies Jews from holdinz Government or municipal positions, from reserving71 words
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Article88 1940-11-19 8 Fis seml-officially stated m Mexico City that Australia is negotiating for the purchase of large oil supplies. An agreement is expected to be signed shortly The terms, which are not revealed, are said to be satisfactory. There is no official confimatlon of this report m Melbourne,88 words
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Article, Illustration26 1940-11-19 8 A British warship opens fire during a recent bombardmini <>i rh when concentrations of German shipping suffer, d hear J a fr O|,f 026 words
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572 1940-11-19 8 Strength Of Empire Forces Growing Rapidly AVIATION experts, extensively discussing tho reasons for Mr. Churchill's confidence that Britain will attain com mand of the air m 1941, believe that outlook to 1* full justified. They believe that the increasing British output, combined with572 words
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Advertisement91 1940-11-19 8 COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS ENROL NOW Enrolments are now being made for the commencement of classes, on the Ist December for the 1940/41 year of training, m the following subjects All London Chamber of Commerce 1941 examination subjects. School Certificate Examination, December, 1941. All Pitman Commercial Certificate Subjects. Particulars of classes and91 words
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Advertisement68 1940-11-19 8 Tfce I? 41 r---iiri ■"■■■ltifl fl Vfl .A am $m am am •Independent front I I EUfIRG STRfIDBRn a I I ft~_&>llll_f UimiLKillU •Flush fitting slidlngroof I I yrf^-/>VJ/)4 ry/l/ff •Easy-clean wheels I I Si/aWI UCrt/C UUJ/U, s yncr omesh gearbox I I *A steel bofsy I I s*J?*-\^y> a.*68 words
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Article439 1940-11-19 9 PREDERICK SMITH, a European pri- son officer, stated m his trial yesterday before Mr. C. H. Whitton on a charge of causing the death of Abdul Karim, an Indian cyclist, at the 11% milestone. Woodlands Road, on Oct. 13, that the cyclist was on the wrong side439 words
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136 1940-11-19 9 DAILY PRICKS CURRENT Not. 18, 12 o'eloca noon Buyers Seller* No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 38 3 39 No. IX R.S.S. F. 0.8. m cases Nov. -Dec. (Sellers options 39 39 l GF.AQ. R.S.S. P. 0.8. m bal e s Nov -Dec Sellers option) 38136 words
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1249 1940-11-19 9 Nomad - Nomad mam mam _-g I In The i j Garrison j L____ DUGBY football is so popular 1V among Service men m Malaya that it is surprising how many have taken little or no interest m the game before their arrival here. This is1,249 words
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Article101 1940-11-19 9 PRONATIONS to the Air Raid Read Acrount of the Malaya Patriotic Fund received up to last Friday totalled $32.297 08, as follow*: Donations previously acknowledged $29.4-1; H C. Dolman (Kuar»ian> $50t; I_. N. Cirebby $1C; Mrs. Mary Wa_kin_on $12. The Nurses, General Hospital. Kuala Lumpur101 words
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Advertisement221 1940-11-19 9 •^cipality j Tenders. 9 for the I*** JSerials or services. For ♦Jo-** B *2r Municipal Tenders pr. oe A. C. T es, 230 Volte, 5C Triers^ Zm 4 p.m. Jan. ,1 tad 801 to Middle- y 12 DO H. Dec. 2, 194 U. card High Pressure a_BP^ Dute of Closing.221 words
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Miscellaneous105 1940-11-19 9 MAIL LIST TO-DAY JJj; a Columbia g PNew Zealand surface 12.30 p.m. S_L________L surface 12.30 p.m Newfoundland air „J~ Philippine islands surf_£ Jj surface 12.30 p.m United States of America.. air ll a.m! TO-MORROW jHtj air 10.30 a.m. J*™ 11 surface 10 a_n. air 11 a m Palembang surface 9105 words
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669 1940-11-19 10 Appreciable Increase In Active Membership ANNUAL MEETING TO BE HELD ON NOV. 28 \N appreciable increase m the active membership of the Singapore Cricket Club, which has increased from 97!--to 1,083, is detailed m the report of the club committee _or the year ending669 words
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Article, Illustration33 1940-11-19 10 picture. .v.. ._n .cole us .iiii.r_.»i. trSUTM— ulg up, being led m by M. Sullivan after the horse had won the three-year-old Free Handicap at Bukit Timah on Saturday.- Free PressFree Press - 33 words
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Article394 1940-11-19 10 Argylls Beat Recs 3-2 At Hockey Argylls 3; S.R.C 2. A BRILLIANT last minute goal by Moreton. Argyll left winger, gave the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders victory over an S.R.C. team by the odd goal m five m a r»ockev game on the padang yesterday. It was an exciting and394 words
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Article, Illustration60 1940-11-19 10 Women 's Annual Hockey Match picture The Rest team that beat The Europeans by one goal to nil m the women's annual Poppy Day hockey match on the padang on Thursday. Left to Right: M. Lccmhruggrn, M. d'Sylva, D. Ngoh, B. Heah, E. Frug.niet, M. da Silva, S. Armstrong, l.Free Press - 60 words
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Article, Illustration54 1940-11-19 10 picture. i..^ Jicst dividend. $69, at Bukit Timah on Saturday, the first day of th- Smgapt*. Tit. C lbs Winter na meeting, was paid by Safariland m tie third race. Here Safariland is seCM wirnmr. a iwrwr rare rreni Kmc. s Gambit, on the rails, anFree Press - 54 words
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332 1940-11-19 10 Exciting Hockey On Padang S.C.C 1 Malay Regiment 1. TWO goals were shared m an exciting game of hotkey A provided yesterday by the S.C.C. second string and a team from the Malay Regiment. The visitors cpened the scorinj within ten minutes, the332 words
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Article88 1940-11-19 10 Entries Close On Dec. IS piKJVLS desirinj to compete m the 1 Business Houses' competition next season are invited to forward their applications to the Secretary. Singapore Amateur Football Association Pntrics will close on Dec. 15. If there i re insufficient entries the competition may be suspended.88 words
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124 1940-11-19 10 A DULL and uninteresting game of hockey was witnessed between the Field Ambulanc -A" team and the j "A" team of the Manehest-r Regiment iat Tanglin yesterday. The Tads won by four goals to one. The Manchesters opened the scoring •m th a first few minutes124 words
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Article200 1940-11-19 10 Garrison Golf Club Competitions THE Garrison Golf Club s bogey competition for November resulted m a win lor C. F. Jennings wi.h a return cf three down. The following were ihe best returns: C. F. Jennings 3 down; Majcr J. J ODwyer 5 down: SLdr. J. H. Barnes 5 down;200 words
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Article142 1940-11-19 10 'T'HE following are the teams for a women's match between the Royal Singapore Golf Club and Keppel Goli Club to be played over the course of the Keppel Golf Club to-morrow <R_3.G.C. players first). 3.50 p.m., Mrs. J. B. Ross (15) vs. Mrs. A. McKenzie142 words
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Article209 1940-11-19 10 npHE Royal Singapore Golf Club's f.r c bi-monthly mixed foursomes competition for November was played at Bukit Timah on Sunday afternoon and resulted m a win for Air Commodore E. W. and Miss D. Norton with a net score of 34 3 4 Twenty cards209 words
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Article65 1940-11-19 10 PLAYING a fine game m goal E. Frugtniet was responsible for keeping the score down m a very one-sided hockey match played on the G.S.C. ground yesterday between the G.S.C. and the Y.W.C.A., the former winning by four goals to nil. M. Leembruggen scored two goals m65 words
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337 1940-11-19 10 'THE completer; I Bukit Timah to- day of the Sin- winter race n Horses, class Hirpo 9.04 Artful Sailor 8.13 JV' The Fox 13 H Double Esso 813 m\ Enquire g i Athboy ij Worses. Harlequin I />lfanella Utrecht Danger Zone I The Neadlai g337 words
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Article35 1940-11-19 10 CLUBS ?T associations c ii being affiliated or be re the Singapore Amateur P-oHI ciation for 1941 are advised Uj i pplications to the seer Applications will be receiv thar Dec. 15.35 words
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