The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 July 1941
1941-07-02
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Title Section24 1941-07-02 1 LATE SINGAPORE EDITION The Singapore Free Press and daily news *AND DAILY NEWS NO. 16.34!». ESTD. 1835 WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 194 JL 6 CENTS24 words
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534 1941-07-02 1 Battle Still Raging Near Minsk— Moscow RUSSIANS WITHDRAW LIN REGION OF ARCTIC PORT P London, July 1. iSIAN troops vert action all last night m the Minsk and Bohruisk sectors of the eastern hattlefront ring the (iernan attempts to break through, says McftSCOTReuter; United Press - 534 words
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Article88 1941-07-02 1 Stockholm. July 1. according lo Swedish correspon dents m the Helstngfors area, an ,-tillery dud hcLi been proceeding ttl Hangoe since June 25. The silence ot the Russians on Sate day gave rise to rumours that th v, were prepared to yield. It is computed the*Reuter - 88 words
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Article, Illustration206 1941-07-02 1 TROOPS GUNNED DURING LANDING Cairo, July 1. DIG axl> ilnp.s m Tripoli harbour were so vere ly damaged by R.A.F. bombers r.nd many casualties ffere c eased by machine-gun-ning of disembarked troops, according lo to-day's British R.A.F. Middle East communique TT" communiqueReuter - 206 words
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72 1941-07-02 1 Targets In Rhineland Ruhr Bombed London, July 1. A BRITISH Air Ministry communique Issued to-day announces: "German heavy industries m the Ruhr and the i Rhlneland were a*'ain attacked by bombers ol the ii A F. last night, when objectives at Duisberg, Cologne and Duesseldor' were the main targets TvlanyReuter - 72 words
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Article424 1941-07-02 1 London. July 1. THE news Lo-day oi the Russo-Germaii war throwa some light on German Strategy, writes Gen. Sir Hubert Gough, Renter's military commentator. \V> are beginning to arrive at an appreciation of what their strategy L> and uiuit m if.- 5 aims. In its broad424 words
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350 1941-07-02 1 'Tokio Anxious To Maintain Good Relations With U.S.' THE Japanese Prime Minister, Prince Konoye, told me 1 to-day m an interview at his private residence, where officials were arriving m quick succession for discussions on Japan's policy m view of the Russo-German war,350 words
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Article75 1941-07-02 1 KeW York, July 1. "flit' East French Uner Oregon. 7.70r> tons, has been captured In the south Atlantic by Britis- warships, accoriUns to maritime circles. The Oregon. It is rep rt d, was taken ro Freetown. She wa., well known before the war on theReuter - 75 words
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Article204 1941-07-02 1 London. July 1. THE British Government's fiscal policy was put m a nutshell by Sir X ingsley Wood, Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking on the third reading of the budget In r he House of Commons to -day. He asked the House to regard the budgetUnited Press - 204 words
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72 1941-07-02 1 Shanghai. July 1. THE Japanese Navy spokesman to-day expressed regret for injuries to members of the British embassy stair at Chungking as a result of Japanese j bombings, but suggested that "the itish embassy should evacuate to the \"cty zone' on the south bank ofUnited Press - 72 words
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Article61 1941-07-02 1 Los Angeles, July 1. A STRONG earthquake swayed southern f alifornii. last night. In Santa Barbara plateglass windows were shattered, bricks dislodged and walls cracked. The earthquake, which lasted one minute, felt like 'some great cosmic rocking chair m motion." with strange flashing lights m theReuter - 61 words
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170 1941-07-02 1 Bombay Struck By Heavy 36Hour Storm Bombay, July 1. AN unprecedented breakdown m telegraphic and telephonic t.^iiic between Bombay and all the principal cities m India and almost complete paralysis of rail traffic from Bombay followed a break m the lengthy dry spell by the longest 3nd heaviest, downpour InReuter - 170 words
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Article68 1941-07-02 1 SIR C. CHINTAMANI DIES AT 61 Allahabad. July 1. CIR Chirravoori Chintamani. editor of the Leader and a member of the Indian Round Table Conference, died to-day. aged 61.- London, July 1. CIR HENRY GRATTAN BUSHE, Le^a! Adviser to the Dominions Office and Colonial Office, has been appointed Governor ofReuter - 68 words
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Advertisement80 1941-07-02 1 ANNOUNCEMENT HEREAFTER Our shop will remain closed from 1 p.m. to -.30 p.m. every day BAFFLES HOTEL TO-NIGHT DINNER DANCE (informal* S p.m. to midnight BUSTER MAGGIE I .M.'C 3XM VI.N-HINEK3 Si-M 5— r LUNCH IN THE BALLROOM GRILL I9&CIH SiMl CONCERT bj RAFFLES ORCHESTRA ISUNDAV EYIMING IN THE PALM80 words
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Advertisement70 1941-07-02 1 JUST UNPACKED? MARVELLOUS SELECTION OF TOOTAL COTTON FABRICS AND NECK-TIE-S' VISIT CHOTIRMALL'S 41 43 HIGH STREET SEAVIEW HOTEL BALL-ROOM PERFECTLY AIRCONDITIONED BY SEABREEZE* THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DINNER $'6.— NO ADMISSION CHARGE DINNER DANCE music by sellers bano THE ROTARY CLUB ffe&l OF SINGAPORE MEETS TO-DAY AT 870 words
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Article471 1941-07-02 2 At The Cinema THE «'Smart-Alec"-amateur-detective- helps-police-solve-murder theme is an j old one lor Hollywood but it is given a new j and an amusing and ingenious twist m Warner Bros, production, "Footsteps m tne j Dark" which opened at the Alhambra yesterday. Tlie star. Errol Plynn,471 words
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Article131 1941-07-02 2 London, July 1. AI7.MALL Dumber of enemy aircraft liev. uvcr Britain hist night, according to an Air Ministry communique. Bombs were 'Iropped at places m the west and south west and m south Water. Some damage wa* done and there was a number ofReuter - 131 words
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Advertisement197 1941-07-02 2 YOU WILL DrE LAUGHING AT THE WAY ERROL FLYNN follows a more dangerous trail than he did m "SANTA FE TRAIL" m FOOTSTEPS IN THE DARK" PflP l^W^¥!jyi| TO-DAY 3.15, Eaiiuili^^igiiJ 6.15& 9,15 Warner Bros. Present ERROL FLYNN km e3L gMpSßKr^'l^ 7 s "T^P "'i^iW HIS we Si^ S^»sfc^to? .J&MatLJ^M197 words
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Advertisement221 1941-07-02 2 f** .+jb TO-DAY. XV^CipjXaV 3.15— 6.15-9.1F THE BATTLE <>I (111 W^m^^^^^^^> sexes is <»\ X MARKS THE SPOT WHERE THE YEAR'S BIGGEST LAUGH OFFENSIVE IS BEING LAUNCHED! AW Mkmw LAWARR m hf mm Am I. comedy role Am Jfj BUMm mmr^ bk gorgeous thon ws mYw > *'s- Wr\. gflffiMlcKj-.TJpr'221 words
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Advertisement17 1941-07-02 2 A iP AAA COULD RECORD EMOTIONS. SUSPENSE IT WOULD HAVE sensational emotional COLUMBIAN I PAVILION- NEXT WEEK17 words
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406 1941-07-02 3 Nazi Recognition Of Nanking Regime Is Held Significant Shanghai, July 1. Vl-'.I "TRAL quarters here to-night viewed the German, Italian and Rumanian recognition of the Nanking government, announced earlier to-day, as designed to strengthen Axis te wmh Japan at a time when Japan, ifUnited Press - 406 words
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Article64 1941-07-02 3 Stockholm. July 1 REVIEWING oeata m .lime m th< Mediterranean rea the ,i \n-.-M military expert. Col. lU ussles out ihe >ini'ilt:U»eoiis mechanized stuck <»n Cyrenaica. ;he »ffens«v« •»> Syria of Gen. s!r \rrhih.\l«t V\.ivell. Vfiddie East He it must be idmitted that t isReuter - 64 words
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173 1941-07-02 3 Two Heroes Of Air War Over Desert Dead Louden. July 1. T.v- tmota o: the air war over Dm Libyan desert have lose lives, it is announced m an Ministry casualty communique. o- r t M d Meadosaa vmm won E 1 > yinguished Flying Medal Ln July h eaiReuter - 173 words
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Article106 1941-07-02 3 I 'Mia.ni, July 1. V* Q Power, Canadian Air IMM arrived In WOAr Cai i told j. Pr conLondon to-day that trie i trail srhe'ne wai well ttMM rV.ver vdded tnal ahaxw »0 per cent. i tl plai *as now u» operation a.- training untt£Reuter - 106 words
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41 1941-07-02 3 *»«alnctou. July 1. iff ha MS) la President Rooeevelt iat slgna'.urr- a tUI increasing from m ttO to *J •iW.OOO 000 the lending al Urn mm »lity Credit Corpou I .p.:: Ing the igencv until July ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article123 1941-07-02 3 '.oi kholm. July 1. A> appeasement towards Japan, Berlin correspondents expect ermany aj»d Italy shortly to 3>rver '-lotions with the Chungking Government. statement on this point is expc< ted lo be made m l.ipan »mmcI lately but it is expected that Japan for the nr~>ent will remain neutral.—Reuter - 123 words
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Article99 1941-07-02 3 Moscow, July 1. MOSCOW had tta ftrst air raid alarm early this morning It be~an at 1.50 a.m. and enaed at 2.45 am without incident.— BOMBING OF RUSTCHUK •MERE FABRICATION" Moscow. July 1 A REPORT spnad by a German propaa\ jar. da agency ln StockholmReuter - 99 words
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Article36 1941-07-02 3 Calcatta. July 1. TIE AR? staff school of the RAP. opened here »JJ train AR P. officers and instructors for provincial governments, also for certain industrial and public utility concern.*.- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article30 1941-07-02 3 Mi J Perrival, correspondent and aviation specialty oi the Sydney Morning Herald, who has been to Singapore twice already -joilectln» material for articles, returned here by air from Australia yesterday.30 words
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108 1941-07-02 3 Gayda Warns "No Easy Victory In Russia" Rome, July 1. CIGHTING m the Russo-German war is still m its early stages and will demand a further big effort on the part of the Axis," states Gayda, Mussolini's "mouthpiece," m the Gioraale dltalia. continuing the Italian Press warning against the beliefReuter - 108 words
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182 1941-07-02 3 German Success Claims Puzzle Observers NAZI PINCERS MAY FAIL TO CLOSE New York. July 1. |J AZ I reports of gains In Russia are minimized by neutral observers at Vichy who find the German claims puzzling, says the Vichy correspondent of the New York Times. A conservative view, he says,Reuter - 182 words
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179 1941-07-02 3 Paderewski May Be Buried In Hero Cemetery New York, Jnlv t. SIR IGNACL PADERKWSKI, the famous pianist, who died ln New York two days J.&O, may, at least temporarily, be burled amoni; the graves of Unit-d States heroes at Arlington cemetery, Virginia if his family consents It was stated atReuter - 179 words
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437 1941-07-02 3 Simla. July 1. FIFTY men of the Mahratta Light Infantry have uk'^n v prominent part m the fighting In Eritrea, particularly at Keren, states a Press note. At Ummhaagar they participated m a little campaign all on their own, following up the retreating parrison andReuter - 437 words
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220 1941-07-02 3 Moscow, July 1. TTHE entire control of the Russian Government was turned over to-day to a supreme five-man Defence Council headed by Stalin, m a drastic move to improve the Soviet Union's resistance to the German Invasion The new Council was appointed by theReuter - 220 words
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Article132 1941-07-02 3 Honolulu, July 1. SIR RONALD CROSa former British Minister of shipping, now en route to Canberra to assume the post of High ComImlssioner to Australia, passed through hor to-day aboard the sa. Monterey. "A great deal of tonnage we can ill afford to loocUnited Press - 132 words
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285 1941-07-02 3 Moscow, July 1. IT is unnecessary to prove that by j this act the Vichy rulers hf.ve j exposed themselves as agents of Qui man Fascists who betrayed France's interests," says the official j Tass news agency to-day commenting on the VichyReuter - 285 words
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195 1941-07-02 3 Indian Leader On Threat From The North Hyderabad (Deccan), July 1. THIS trophy, which only a short time ago formed part of the Nazi war machine, j typifies the relentless savagery which spared neither church nor mosque, neither hospital nor ambulance it symbolize.-; rvgrrcssicn based over a broken word. InReuter - 195 words
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84 1941-07-02 3 Cairo, July 1. "THE surrender ol over 2,000 Italians In Abyssinia is mentioned m the following British Middle F>7tst communique issued to-day: LIBYA- Nothing to report.. ABYSSINIA: Following the occupation of Ghent, on June 27, an Italian general surrendered with 215 Italian officers andReuter - 84 words
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118 1941-07-02 3 Pro-Allied Demonstrations In Beirut VICHY TROOPS FIRE ON CROWDS Ankara, July 1. pROWDS demonstrating m Beirut r* m favour of the Allies were recently fired on by Vichy troops. Reuter's correspondent here learns. People who have learned how the Allies treated Damascus are anxious to welcome the British and FreeReuter - 118 words
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75 1941-07-02 3 London, July 1. FURTHER lightening of petrel ration to private motorists is announced to-day Motorists are to receive iiincient petrol loi approximately 150 miles per month and those using cars for urgent business have been granted a supplementary allowance according to need "HieReuter - 75 words
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Article37 1941-07-02 3 London. July 1. THE Swiss radio reports according to an official announcement by the Bulgarian High Command that Bulgarian territorial water* m the Black Sea are to be mined irom tw-morrov ReuterReuter - 37 words
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39 1941-07-02 3 Sydtu-Y. July 1 MR FRANCIS 3ILTLES. Australian author and explorer, died 10-day Reuter Vlehy. July 1. PCE Govenjnent to-day authorized French volunteers '"to Join the European war against the Communists ot Russia United PressReuter; United Press - 39 words
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Advertisement110 1941-07-02 3 A. R. P. FIRST AID KITS FOR OFFICE or HOME Prices $4" to $30" MEDICAL HALL LTD 3, Battery Road. MS" Ikl I coME meet IL M THE LADY EVE BUT BEWARE! SHE'S BARD TO LEAVE rAT H A V 3 15 6 15 9 15 V-I-Ta. X Ilia A110 words
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661 1941-07-02 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1941. Will U.S. Strike? A CLEAR call for the United States to go to war at once m full support of Great Britain was made by the U.S. Secretary for the Navy, Col. Frank Knox, speaking on Monday to a conference of State661 words
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Article, Illustration1626 1941-07-02 4 Principal Arsenal Warehouse Of The Eastern Group. Australia At War IV U/HEN Australian delegates attended the Eastern Group Conference m New Delhi last year to discuss problems uf supply m the British countries east of Suez, they had a remarkable story to tell. Some of the facts woe already known1,626 words
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Advertisement82 1941-07-02 4 I© make a P'°per QIJAI ET" n mw »^w^^H Bh_J awl 0 ?YfltlT?alaflfcr>\l M||flil|| If •SrV- V 6ii//a«UME nAr^PIP JUICE miis/ Ae KU3K3 KaaM T*^ Ba»B 8~8 B^fl KSfl Z?m\ UTi fl J?^\ M^ I fl I ~'7i.y p =,,ii s =i^? <£» a LET THE STRAITS TIMES TAKE YOUR82 words
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Miscellaneous31 1941-07-02 4 Bluey €k Curley c^ 1 vusa\ k>«t sotmw <\ 1 1 7 C~ Just *w>tw mw Two A V/_^ 7*fy MFL X 7 -HiS OUL FtMCt MuwoasD MttM /-aIW _£->^ X^ tA^' ar-31 words
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Article, Illustration2110 1941-07-02 5 MARY HEATHCOTT - MARY HEATHCOTT By Free Press Feature MEMBERS of the Free W French somen's war work arty were very pleased by the success ol a bridge and mating itarty they held on Mon- (her $300 was raised to materials for comforts2,110 words
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Article120 1941-07-02 5 he problem of foxi dur ig and after ever ha? long troubled the medical rofession The path it's stomsch h sually too areas to tol< rate solid tood et nourishment i ..'..al to avoid ollapse Research has shown that the 'xhaustion produced by fever is the120 words
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Advertisement34 1941-07-02 5 And the Island Committee announces m "DESIGN for LIVING" J Friday JULY 11th (Informal Night) at 9 P.M. Saturday JULY 12th At 9.30 P.M. j BOOK TO-DAY at Littles $3, $2, $1 (Tax included)34 words
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Advertisement70 1941-07-02 5 mmaammsam mmm^s^ ■ns^K.iißHa hb? m^am k3im i— ***^ss^mtsasssammm^m DEAN'S SCHOOL NEW TERM COMMENCES 14th JULY 1941=—^ Senior School Junior School Pupils accepted during terms at pro rata fees. Phone 7323 300/302 Orchard Rd. ESTELLE COWAN Announces With Pleasure COCONUT GROVE NOW OPEN EXTENSION EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT DINE DANCE BY THE70 words
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164 1941-07-02 6 Crete Tactics Would Fail Over Britain QNE of the highest officers of the R A.F. confidently maintains that although the German air invasion of Crete succeeded, it is most unlikely that the Germans coulc" repeat their tactics m Britain writes Alan Moorehead, Daily Express staff reporter, m Cairo. This officer,164 words
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Article147 1941-07-02 6 CONDEMNING Isolationists for their complete lack of understanding Colonel Knox. US. Secretary for the v rle lared recently: "Supposing the United States withdrew within itself nd htain d a sorl ot fcen_o"*rarj safety. Ho*- could we look Britain m the face without hanging our heads m147 words
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Article94 1941-07-02 6 PMPLOYERS forced to reduce staffs A under ttM Federal Government's plan for the curtailment of nonessential industry, will be asked to aooly first dismissals to men under 40. This will give maximum effect to the Government's plan to release more men for the munitions94 words
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Article, Illustration40 1941-07-02 6 A sergeant keeps vigil on the elifTs of Dover. He is a civil servant. Men who know every inch of the Dover and Folkestone area have been recruited for this section of the Home Guard »««to*Sß_B_*M*aflß40 words
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Article, Illustration515 1941-07-02 6 Catalina Flying Boat Can Stay 30 Hours In Air London, June 30. MEWSPAPER correspondents have been shown something of the work of Catalina flying-boats, m operations from Northern Ireland against U-boats and enemy bombers which attempt to interfere with trans-Atlantic shipping. One of the planes seen was the flying-boat which515 words
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84 1941-07-02 6 Bangkrk, July 1. rviSCUSS T NG the condition- undei which the Thai Prc-s is endeavouring to maintain neutrality regarding the publication of foreign news, the Prainvtra says the Thai Press and radio depend fcr foreign news on news bulletins picked up andReuter - 84 words
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Article76 1941-07-02 6 »T»HE Commission of Inquiry appointI -d by the FM S. Government to investigate the affairs of the Mines Department, which completed its investigations on Apr. 22, has presented a majority ?nd a minority report to the Government, says the Malay Mail. The Commission comprised Messrs E.76 words
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292 1941-07-02 6 THE increased force of British air raids on Germany N y. ready producing a notable effect. The Berlin A.R or ganization, for example, is apparently unprepared l tn deal with the heavy bombs now being used by the K.A.I rn>_292 words
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Advertisement166 1941-07-02 6 CATHAY i^ k MONDAY JULY 7th > JPI/ -ft at 9.00 P.M. ''--ImfS*) aCmi GAIETY By courtesy of Fox Film Corporation iSjT V <*aJ 1" (East) Ltd and the Management of the f/^ J T i Cathay Cinema, the total Proceeds will f f /Ja f^pU be donated to the166 words
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494 1941-07-02 7 Trade In Passage Tickets From China Ports yiGOROUS attempts are being: made by the Immigration authorities m Singapore to stamp out the sale m China ports at exorbitant prices of for-ed certificates of quota and non-quota passage tickets to thousands of poor Chinese494 words
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Article79 1941-07-02 7 •IN I ii^ Market," a short talk on food supplies available and HM prices the publ'c should pay, k t new daily feature of the s.n-Mpore broadcasting pro- mc, rim anj ?des on the air from t,» 7.50 am These daily IM ,tt- -ire supplied by79 words
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Article137 1941-07-02 7 Finding On Death Of Two Labourers H Own Cor respondent) Kuala Lumpur. July 1. T. wm expressed by Mr. I 7 rk Diai rid Officer, Kuala H j this morning when h° gave; -he ieaths of two, irera which resulted the police during ::v.,.rb.ir.ces m UU137 words
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Article121 1941-07-02 7 MALAY GUILTY OF ROBBERY f* rear's rigososn im- [ov strokes of .7 b] Mr Justice Ai I .-day after .7 rted middle- < h Eftnrain ati story wai that Loi ler at tne Orchard W rk along 5 an on Apr 2?, 1 btej rsrtook j amc int c turn121 words
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Article89 1941-07-02 7 Bilk o( the VivekaSchool end Sa-adamani are f tacted by the Ml ii 8 i capore w.n at at the -t" I H tO-OK ROY, Stu at R sue Building the proceeds RTiUgo to the Maiaya 19 it mi c mprising Balk dan es, phys.89 words
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251 1941-07-02 7 AN Indian constable ol the Naval Base police. Aziz Mohamad bin Pakir Mohamad, stood trial m the Singapore criminal district court yesterday on two charges of committing robbery of a fowl and voluntarily causing hurt to a Chinese. A*us Mohamad claimed trial Chief Injector251 words
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Article87 1941-07-02 7 HAKKU MULLAH, an omnibus driver, was fined $25 for negligent driving at the junction of Middle Road and Seleme Road on June 13. by Mr. C. H. Whitton. the Traffic Judge, yesterday. It was alleged that Mullah drove an omnibus along Selegie Road from town crossed the junction87 words
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Article49 1941-07-02 7 CONVICTED on a charge of obstructing a police officer on duty at the Navil Base on May 11 by striking him on the chest and tearing his shirt. Wong Yin mma yesterday fined $25, or on- m nth s rigorous imprisonment, m the Singapore second court.49 words
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183 1941-07-02 7 Three Members Of Boys' Gang Sentenced A YOUTH whom the prosecution described as the leader of a gang of boys who make a nuisance of themselves m the People's Park area and "who specialize m violence," was sentenced m the Singapore third court yesterday to four months' rigorous imprimnment. to183 words
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Article175 1941-07-02 7 FRTHER awards m the Services Honour- list of interest tD Malaya have now been announced C.B.E Brigadier C. E Davis. Royal Army Service Cerp_. ORE: Acting Lieut Col. BH.S Lloyd, Royal Engineers MBE.: Lieut <Q M i J 8 Doherty, The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders M.8.E.: Subedar-Major175 words
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105 1941-07-02 7 BAIL of $500 was offered to Tong Lai Siak. described as a salesman and bill collector employed by Phoenix Aerated Waters Ltd.. when he appeared In the Singapore third court yesterday en two charges of misappropriating money entrusted to him by certain firms and failing105 words
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Article231 1941-07-02 7 LOCAL SUIT FOR FINAL DECISION A PETITION m the Court of Appeal yesterday by H. S. Arathoon, trading as Stephen Paul and Co., for leave to appeal to His Majesty m Council against a judgment of the Court of Appeal on Feb. 25, this year,231 words
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169 1941-07-02 7 CONVICTION OF MINES OFFICER IS QUASHED From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, July 1. II LAWSON. Inspector of Machinery of th? Mines Department, appealed successfully before Mr. Justice Carry m the Perak Supreme Court to-day again.i conviction and sentence ol two months' simple imprisonment imposed by the Batu Gajah magistrate on169 words
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Article167 1941-07-02 7 BECAUSE "temptation ruled her 7' a Chinese woman. Wong Siew Kam, who until recently lived m an amah's agency m Singapore stole $300 from the bag of the chief tenant of the establishment. Brought up for sentence m the Singapore third court yesterday after she167 words
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323 1941-07-02 7 yHE discovery of pawn tickets m j a wallet found at the scene of a burglary led to the arrest of the culprit almost six months later, it was stated m the Singapore Fifth Court yesterday. The case was one m which Lecng323 words
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607 1941-07-02 7 INNOVATION AT THOMSON ROAD TRAINING DEPOT MEMBERS of the Straits Settlements Police who pass AV through the Thomson Road training depot m Singapore and become inspectors now take a pledge of loyalty to the King and to the ethics of their profession similiar to607 words
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Advertisement164 1941-07-02 7 Vigour Restored, Glands Made Young in 24 Hours nppr necessary to suffer from *our and manhood, «rak memory I -rv..ii.aric« impure h!rx-*J slok- as;c,:i. and poor sl< tp. because •i Docto* h** ilu-«..vered a way t «-ri-l th.-«* t r '.it \f». ■••'iy u i-» pleasant, ♦•asy-to- li ■tiolnttlj harmiesH,164 words
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Miscellaneous525 1941-07-02 8 Broadcasting RfigfA W% A V "R" bt^ r OrowH.g mm,m¥ m kmWmrm Am piantation Chemist 7 By W > mmmmmMm A ct the Chemlcai Division ol X R SINGAPORE 9 30 p m. Musics'; taterlod ture: "Preedom Ferry "—No p, E_DL LIM he s (B9S m.| Brest." Relayed from Lf»«i,r525 words
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103 1941-07-02 9 BM tStal relationship of a tenant existed beta rive applications aasesstnent Board no orden were mad-- with l enalf of tate of tne late re irding Upper S ranpitn d for m the Mi E th was that old be pcnr.it- vie v "holiday perl 7103 words
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628 1941-07-02 9 NO RE-TRIAL ORDERED FOR IMMIGRATION OFFICIAL THE Crown successfully appealed yesterday, before the Chief Justice, Sir Percy McElwaine, against the acquittal m a police court of Ronald Ivan McHarjr, a Junior Assistant Immigration Officer, on a charge of harbouring a European who628 words
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Article136 1941-07-02 9 MOAN KIM HENG. a lorry driver, who 11 rir'>ve bia lorry m "so negligent a rmanner" as to collide with a night soil van at the Junction Ol Rochore Canal Road and Jalan KubOl on May 18, was lined $100 and had his driving licence136 words
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136 1941-07-02 9 DAILY PRICES CURRENT July 1. 12 o'clock noon Tone ol Market: Qu^-t Latest Cab>: Inrd q Spot Sheet 13 7, 16d per B>. Ne* Tort Spot She*>t US. cv. 21 r It) No IX RSS Sp«>t (loose Average buverr fj: June b 39 43. Buyers136 words
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Article98 1941-07-02 9 Nazis Admit CounterAttacks Zurich, July 1. A WARNING to the German public not to draw too far-reaching conclusions from figures of Soviet losses given m the German special communique is contained m an article m the Frankfurter Zeitung. "Despite all these losses," it says, "the enemy was also strong enjaughReuter - 98 words
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103 1941-07-02 9 Mid-Pacific Station To Start Next Month Washington, July 1. TTHREE additional off-shore United States naval ba:es are to be estabUshed, a r cording to an announcement by tne United States Secretary to the Navy. Col. Frank Knox, to-day. They will be In theReuter - 103 words
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287 1941-07-02 9 NO REASON FOR GIRL'S SUICIDE DISCLOSED MYSTERY surrounds the death of If'-year-old Lvi Sit Mui. the "nicest and happiest" girl m a department of the Bata Shoe factory m Prince Edward Road, who took her life With a dose of poisj nin her house m South Bridge Road on June287 words
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59 1941-07-02 9 Washington, July 1. /"ORDERS yesterday for warpianes and tools with which to produce them and for various supplies for the air corps amounted to one of the largest sums for any single day's orders m the United States Army's history. Orders placed byReuter - 59 words
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194 1941-07-02 9 Independence For Syria NEGOTIATIONS SOON Jerusalem, July 1. TNDEPENDENT status similar to that of Egypt, confirmed by a treaty on the Anglo-Egyptian model, is envisaged for Syria, according to reports from Damascus. Meanwhile members of the Syrian Government, it is stated, have been requested to carry on their administrative dutiesReuter - 194 words
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Article37 1941-07-02 9 Moscow, July 1. SERVICE members of the British Mission headed by Gen. MacFarlane, met members of the Soviet General StafT yesterday morning and lt is understood that meetings axe to continue regularly ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article137 1941-07-02 9 At 10 a.m. Before Hie Judges, Summonses m Chambers, etc. Before The Hon'ble The Chief Justice ia Court No. 1. At 10 a.m. Motions m Prise matters. At 11 ajn. In Forma Pauperis 8.132/41 Mo^a sd Pahmy vs. The Happy World, Ltd. Before The Hon'ble137 words
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458 1941-07-02 9 'Hitler Frightened U.S. May Enter War Knox OFFER OF PEACE TO DIVIDE BRITAIN AND AMERICA Washington, j une 30. "UITLER is getting nervous about the hardening temper 1 of the American people and is frightened by the possibility that we may go from passive to active belligerency against him," declares458 words
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47 1941-07-02 9 San Francisco, July 1. 'TWENTY-EIGHT skilled civilian work- ers employed m Mare Island navy yard had been discharged /or "subversive activity," Rear-Adm. J. W. Greenslade announced to-day. He said the dismissals were "purely precautionary." The navy yard employs 19,500 civilians.— ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article99 1941-07-02 9 Battles Of North South America iioslon, July 1. SPEAKING at the same maetfass as Cat Frank Knox. ITS. Navy Secretary. Mr. RTulcobu Mac Donald. British nigh C-ommfesianer tor Canada, declared "If an- tTi^s r.aused as to lose th° battle oi Britain it wo-.iW! bo foßawed b\ the bailie o! America.Reuter - 99 words
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Article91 1941-07-02 9 1/ondnn. July 1. I ORD Parmoor. famous ecclesiastical and Parliamentary iawyyer father of Sir Stafford Criprxs, British Ambassador to Russia, di^d at his Buckinghamshire house last nieht at the ace of 89. He represented Britain the Council of the League of Nations andReuter - 91 words
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57 1941-07-02 9 L.:.roln. Sallj fFKE death lias occurred of Major-Gen. S»r I William Watson PUte at the age erf 8: He served In the Suropeai War. 1914-17 as Director of Medical Service* of the First Army. 8.E.P.. and also heki special cotnrrlsslons ln East AfricaReuter - 57 words
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38 1941-07-02 9 Berlin, July 1. HITLER has appou.teu Gen. Rommel, chief of the Nazi Panzer forces ln North Africa, to be general of the armoured forces, states the German official news agency.- Re uterReuter - 38 words
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151 1941-07-02 9 Washington, July 1. pONGRESS Just before the close of the fiscal year July 1, approved six annual supply bills totalling $1,400,000,000, to bring over the all appropriations for 1942 fiscal year to $32,500,000,000— the highest m the nations history. The previous spendingUnited Press - 151 words
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Article176 1941-07-02 9 INDIAN LIBERALS ON NEW PERIL i vrona. July THE Council ol thi In.ian National Liberal Federation, discussing tne present political situation m India hi :he course of a resolution urging the Raj to create genuine and wholehearted enthusiasm for the war by entrusting the direction andReuter - 176 words
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Advertisement295 1941-07-02 9 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, fENDRRS SINGAPORE MI NiniWLITY Tenders* asttad fcr the ••rials or services For apr Muni ipaJ Tenders ftai '.are. Hr^ii Prepare :>a:e of Closing 4 j ri. 1941 Best Quality i M) iter Deps. Date I 12 D Ju'. 14, I Q 4I W DUNCAN. M Bk Ipal Secretary.295 words
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Miscellaneous60 1941-07-02 9 POST OFFICE MAIL LIST a close it HM OIBBWI Post Office as TO-DAY air 9 am. air 11 a.m. SB 9 a.m. TO-MORROW .air 4 p.m. ur 9 am. 4p.m. «P m air 9a.m. am als I from Bass- China air) general deli- 10-dsy« >' OB Java sai Sumatra valr)60 words
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Article208 1941-07-02 10 RACING WILL B£ OF HIGHEST STANDARD SOME ol the glories of Royal Ascot are to be revived at Newmarket :o-c!av and to-morrow where substitute race.s for those normally held on the famous E3t;:;>hire Heath are bem^ run War t;mt7, first "Ascot' alii be striped „fReuter - 208 words
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Article208 1941-07-02 10 »TiiT »uih .i.iLiL Aaaocsaaiaa und the Combined Services, th? tw > teams which provided one of the best jjamPs of the rurreiu soccer <c;ison when they nl < on >lu> !7. are to clash again at Anson Koad a adium this afternoon. The Services ran out208 words
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Article148 1941-07-02 10 CUSTOMS KRANJI IN DRAWN GAME Cu>tom 2; Krun^i pLATTUG "ii the Singapore Harbour Beard iround ft texday, Kr^nj; utd the Cust m _<■*-* i i i _n ,t econd dh nam o Iragiai locoes nature Thi reaun aaa true btdSeatlon of th^ nunc srhl b aai I sight at an148 words
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Article28 1941-07-02 10 The reserve division league wccer match between the Ocrdons and] the Ra p which was to have been playtMi „t Beletar vesierday. aras pastil >ned28 words
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Article31 1941-07-02 10 *THF. Naval Bas.-* Corinthians beat th Stamford Sports Club by three goals to one m a second division <b> league soccer match played on the Clerical Union ground yesterday.31 words
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Article524 1941-07-02 10 122 Horses And Ponies To Run At Meeting A GOOD entry «f 122 horses and ponies, comprising 36 horses m class one. 62 horses m class three and 21 ponies m class one, has been received for the Singapore Turf Club's July meeting, which will524 words
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422 1941-07-02 10 Singapore Tennis Championships SMITH AND MISS STOKES BEATEN IN TWO SETS SINGAPORE'S new mixed doubles tennis champions are Yadi and Nellie Chia who yesterday beat Roy Smith and Miss M. Stokes far more comfortably than the score of t;_7>, 6— i surest* m422 words
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Article57 1941-07-02 10 London, .lu?v i. SKVBNTT-THREE clubs arc particinaiing m the Football League competition during the 1941-2 season, beginning next August. These will be divided Into r.orth and south sections for purposes ot calculating league tables, but each section will be .subdivided into ge lgraphical groups tor arranging fixtures InReuter - 57 words
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Article72 1941-07-02 10 London, July 1. THE following are the probables and jockeys lor th Gold Cup. which is being run to-morrow. Top Coat (Elliott); Finis Harry Wragg): Winter Halter <D Smith); Oliden <Car?y>: King Legend (Beary); Hlpplus (Ephralm Smith); Single Court Chll" Richards).- I White Face xReuter - 72 words
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156 1941-07-02 10 THE following ls the schedule of racing for the Singapore? Turf Club's July meeting at Bukit Timah: First day. Saturday, July 12: Horses, class j one, division one, six furlongs; horses, class j one. divisions one and two, seven furlongs; horses, class three, divisionsEight Races - 156 words
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Article, Illustration24 1941-07-02 10 picture. The one-mile teams' race m progress ai the Police triangular athletic sports meet hel/i at the Depot on Saturday.- Free PressFree Press - 24 words
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Article281 1941-07-02 10 Wanderers 3. S.C.F.A. 1. A FTER holding the Wanderers *a. to a scoreless first half, the S.C.F.A. fell off after the interval and were beaten by three goals to one m a second division (b> league soccer match played on the JCS. A. ground yesUula/. The281 words
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40 1941-07-02 10 O.C.T.U. BEAT GORDONS AT WATER- POLO THE Officer Cadets Training Unit, Malaya, defeated the Gordon Highlanders by three goals to two In a water-polo match at Changi -est- rda\ The O.C.TU. team will face th Singapore Swimming Club on Sunda:40 words
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Article58 1941-07-02 10 THE following will represent th< Singapore Recreation Club agains the R.A.F.. Seletar. m a cricket match to be played on the padang at 2 p.m on Saturday: L. Aivis, R H. Bain. F. Chopard A. Clarke. P. D'Almeida. L. de Souza E. le Mercier. R. Marshall, L58 words
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Article23 1941-07-02 10 'THE Singapore Swimming Club will 1 play water-polo vs the V.M.C.A. at the S SC. to-morrow, starting at 5.15 p m.23 words
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509 1941-07-02 10 EACH SIDE SCORES TWICE IN STADIUM GAME I^yak 2; Chinese Athletic 2. THE Loyals were lucky to be able to share points wftfi the Chinese Athletic m a first division league mem match played at Anson Road stadium yesterda\. Two \x*mk were scored509 words
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Article, Illustration103 1941-07-02 10 TWkt.iL don'i *am hipin the fame," writes seWMWnfl middleweight hoxer. Atilm Sabatin", (a a Sydney friend. Junm Minahan. a<eord>ns to the Sydaej Sun The alifornlai: Boxing < omrui--sion lias refused sabatino a lieei to engage m contests. Trouble is the old injurs to >a'r.j tino's left103 words
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Article29 1941-07-02 10 TpSE i hampi mat ip "sen L-Rnal .>< I Lim and Ch ia Cl Chin Kee Onn m the j Re .< Club Spr ng tei tnenl will be29 words
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Miscellaneous42 1941-07-02 10 To-day's Sports Events >()( CEB: South (hina vs Combined Services, Anson Road Stadium; reserve division. S.C.F.V \s. Manchesters (lerical Inion: second division (a). HE. (1.8.) vs. R.A.OC.. Pulau Brani: RJS. (Malays) vi Fortress Signals, (Changi TENNIS: Singapore championships (finals) and distribution of prizes.42 words
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