The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 July 1941
1941-07-03
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Title Section22 1941-07-03 1 LATE SINGAPORE EDITION The Singapore Free Press and daily news AND DAILY NEWS NO 16,^0 EJSTU 1835 THURSDAY, JULY S, 'Ml. CENTS22 words
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Article, Illustration678 1941-07-03 1 Successful Bombardment By Red Navy HEAVY BLOWS BEING STRUCK INVADER IN MiNSK, LUCK REGIONS It union, July 2. in— aire received late m London to-day from Mo*. twm claim* that a Kussian naval squadron has »l_eßrtJ and AuALmjmd the German-occupied Black Sra MNral base t>fReuter; United Press - 678 words
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82 1941-07-03 1 Zuruh, July 2. STRESSING the tierce nrhtins on the Russian front, the Berlin correspondent of the Swiss newspaper Nutionale /eitun? says that the Russians at many points arc intlictin? losses on ihe German forces advancin< ta support motorized troous which have pierccl theReuter - 82 words
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Article149 1941-07-03 1 London, July 2. THE headquarters oi Capt. Oliver Lyttelton. who has been appointed to represent the War Cabinet In the Middle East, will be m Cairo, Renter's Lobby correspondent understands. His activities will be carefully designed not to touch Egyptian domestic affairs or theReuter - 149 words
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79 1941-07-03 1 Buenos Aires, July 2. FIFTY Germans were arrested when a house on the outskirts of Buenos Aires was raided on the orders of the deputies commission investigating an l-Argentine activities. In the house the authorities found important files and documents. The commission's investigationsReuter - 79 words
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Article217 1941-07-03 1 Successful Raids From Tobruk London, July 2. 'THERE has been some minor acti- vity m Libya, it is learned m London. At Tobruk enemy machine-gun posts opposite the western part of the perimeter defences were successfully raided. Near the fron ier one British column engaged and drove off a mechanizedReuter - 217 words
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Article50 1941-07-03 1 Cairo. July 5. R.AF. activity In Syria forms the ■abject of to-nirht's R.A.F. Middle East communique, which gives details of attacks on aerodromes, vehicles, barracks, stores and buildings at various places, including Palmyra, Aleppo, Beirut and the fort and citadel of Soueida. The R.A.F. loot no planes.- ReuterReuter - 50 words
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192 1941-07-03 1 Charlottes velle (Va.), July 2. "TPHE stakes at issue are the great- est of all time," declared Mr. R. G. Casey, Australian Minister to the United States, m a speech to the Institute of Public Affairs to-day. "They are no less thanReuter - 192 words
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246 1941-07-03 1 1 7 ENEMY PLANES DESTROYED IN NEW SWEEP OVER FRANCE London, July 2. TT is officially announced that 17 enemy aircraft were 1 destroyed by the R.A.F. during: an attack over an aerodrome near Lille, m northern France, to-day. Three were shot down by the American Eagle Squadron. Two ofReuter - 246 words
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165 1941-07-03 1 "Natural For Reds To Restore Polish Territory" Sikorski London, July 2. GEN. SIKORSKI, Polish Premier and Commander-in-Chief, said ln a speech this afternoon that his countrymen's a.titude to the Communists and Nazis was the same as that formulated m Mr. Churchill's broadcast on the Russo-German war. "The Poles are fightingReuter - 165 words
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161 1941-07-03 1 London, July 2. WO authoritative comment is available m London regarding the Japanese Government's statement of policy enunciated this morning, Reuter7s diplomatic correspondent learns. Obviously the statement will require careful study and consideration. In the meantime there seems to be a certain lack of any161 words
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Article26 1941-07-03 1 London, July 2. f lEUT.-GEN. Mason head of the British military mission to Russia, has reached Soviet army headquarters. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article20 1941-07-03 1 London, July 2. ORESCENT Roosevelt will broadcast to the people of Britain on Friday, it is announced here to-day.- ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article56 1941-07-03 1 Istanbul, July 1. IMPORTANT exercises have r>e-n taking place m the Bosphorus before high Turkish civil tai military authorities Troop* have been crossing from shore to shore m boats without making u.se of piers or jetties. It was the first time such manoeuvres have taken place.Reuter - 56 words
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Advertisement69 1941-07-03 1 INSIST ON BIGIA TEA RAFFLES HOTEL TO NIGHT DINNER DANCE (informal) H orn to mrdnierht ;i. BUSTER MAGGIE l*Nn ssah* NOII«MMM $I 00 Saturday LUNCH IN THE BALLROOM GRILL «QH ORCHESTRAL CONCERT by RAFFLES ORCHESTRA SUNDAY EVENING W THE PALM COURT WUTARY BAND CONCERT 830to10 30 p.m we Band J69 words
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Advertisement66 1941-07-03 1 BIGIA TEA IS BEST SEAVIEW HOTEL BALL-ROOM PERFECTLY AIRCONDITIONED BY SEABREEZES TO-NIGHT FRIDAY tk SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE Dinner $3. Admission to Bali-Room free of charge ADELPHI GRILL Whttnei you require ugm rerreannent* an an elaborate meaL tne ADELPHI GRILI is reuowneo Coi its 3a nent rood ana courteous service66 words
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Article187 1941-07-03 2 "I WAS 25 minutes late lor duty beI cause nobody woke me up," admitted Ajmer Singh, an Indian constable of the Naval Police Force, who pleaded guilty m the Singapore Second Court yesterday to a charge of being absent from duty at Navy House on187 words
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Article188 1941-07-03 2 QNS of the funniest sequences ever turned w out by HolJywo d will be found m "Ckaniade X," the M.G.M. comedy sei against a Russian background which opened int Capitol yesterday, it is the advance of tne tanki, with llcdy Laniarr and Clark Liable at188 words
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125 1941-07-03 2 TTWO Halnanesc, Foo Ah Kirn, 25. and 1 Khong Chek Chang. 57, pleaded guilty m the Singapore third court yesterday, to a charge of assisting In carrying on chap-jee-kee m a house lin Cs.rpe::ter Street on Tuesday Prosecuting, Inspector T. C. Cheah said that when125 words
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Article160 1941-07-03 2 •THE Singapore Chamber of Co:nrncrcc Rubber Association held its 1.545 th a'i too yestetday when therr was eatak>*rued 2 878.239 lb. 1282.29 tons; offered 2.588.684 lb. 1.155 CC t-oos; sola 1.853.392 lb. 827 41 SPOT London 13 7 lfid N«*w York 21% <t* PRICKS RJLALISEU Ribbed Smoked160 words
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37 1941-07-03 2 London. July IT TS lt-urnd from Uir Fort-iim OHire that Prince Ber.ihard of the Netiierlar.ds ha^ flown buck Irom Canada to England iii a bomber He will Immcut^uly irjumc du'bi> iteutcr.37 words
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Advertisement232 1941-07-03 2 THE LAUGH HIT OF THE WEEK Read What The Press Say: "Footsteps In The Dark" is a slick, fast-moving comedythriller which ranks as the best film of its type seen m Singapore for several months" Straits Times "One of the most enjoyable comedies seen m Singapore for a lon?: time"232 words
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Advertisement143 1941-07-03 2 Hiffl^S'M^BiMi^SiiiißHiiiHaHHiliiiHHHiHjg mmam m a a a mmmmmm******** a a m a mmaamamm^aa^sssmm "IT'S A RIOT FROM BEGINNING TO END BOTH OF LAUGHTER AND EXCITEMENT" moriomc tktbl>. THE PICTURE WITH THE BIGGEST LAUGH IN IT! g^]^^|;^ ___j amm. HIS UKELELE TO FOUR SAUCY NUMBERS JBf y^TO NOW SHOWING AW M jfotfl143 words
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Advertisement151 1941-07-03 2 GET SET! GO and SEE The Greatest LAUGH OFFENSIVE m the YEAR'S BIG BATTLE of the SEXES _f\ .A S 3.15-6.15-9.15 CAPSTOL aaSr __^B r HF kmr kmr Jk^| HT L. A% IYI AX X ►soduction N^^y 'w •riffr am\l^TsWm,^*a. km OSCAR as the Firebrand HOMOLKA <QH_SI Soviet Bus-driver *M*T**151 words
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563 1941-07-03 3 "Vigilance Preparedness To Be Keynote. Of Tokio Policy" Matsuoka SEES GRAVE EMERGENCY DEVELOPING IN ASIA Tokio, July 2. -VHILANCE and preparedness will be the keynote of v .Japan's policy towards the war between the U.S.S.R. n <l Germany" announced Mr. Yosuke Matsuoka, Japanese fareigfl Minister,Reuter; United Press - 563 words
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Article50 1941-07-03 3 Hang Kong, July 1. IT is officially announced that Major-Gen. C. M. Maltby has been appointed G. O. C, China Command, m succession to .MajorGen. A. E. Grasett, who has held the post since 1938. Major-Gen. Maltby will arrive m Hong Kong from India shortly.50 words
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162 1941-07-03 3 Japanese To Move Against Indo-China Thailand? Shanghai. July 2. f\IPLOMATIC quarters here believe the emergency Japan's Foreign Minister, Mr. Matsuoka, predicted to-day. probably concerned Japan's China venture and that he did not envisage, as an early development, such a "super-emergency as the extension of the European war to the Pacinc.United Press - 162 words
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Article102 1941-07-03 3 Nairobi, July 2. MAJOR Sir Delves Brought on, 53- old- year baronet, was found not guilty of the murder of Lord Erroll, 39-year-old peer, after the longest trial m the history of Kenya. Applause greeted the jury's verdict. The verdict was given late last night after102 words
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Article139 1941-07-03 3 CAMPAIGN MAY BE SPEEDED UP London, July 2. A SPEED-UP m the Allied cam- pai^n m Syria is hoped for as a result of the reinforcement of Allied troops there, it is authorita- Lively stated here, says Reuter. Meanwhile. In Ankara to-day, M. Benoit Mtehin, leaderUnited Press; Reuter - 139 words
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Article188 1941-07-03 3 Newmarket, July 2. •T'HE Kinf scored a popular double at "Ascot" to-day when Bi^ Game WOH the Coventry Stakes and Sun Chariot won the Queen Mary Stakes thereby virtually establishing th msehres as champion two-year-olds ol their respective sexes Hlg Game, formerly known as MyrobehaReuter - 188 words
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96 1941-07-03 3 London, July 2. DR EHOUARD IRENES' recent broadcast was seized upon by members of the House jf Commons to-day as a further opportunity to endeavour to extort a statemert from the Government about Rudolf H*&a The Lord Privy Seal, Mr. Clement AttiSC, refusedReuter - 96 words
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111 1941-07-03 3 Boston, July 2. FE M.'yor of New York, Mr. PloreUo LaGuaruia. stated yesterday that the War Dep irtment wa.-- considering the advtßehfflty of Issuing _as msska to 50,000,800 persons m the Atlantic. Gulf and Pacific coast zones wtvch would be open to attack by any enemyUnited Press - 111 words
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81 1941-07-03 3 London. July 2. t QUESTIONS wer? asked m the House of V: Commons t>-day about the appointment of Cupt. Oliver Lyttelton as Minister to Headquarters, Middle Ea;t. and the exchange of posts by Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell and Gen. Sir Claude Auchinleck. Mr. Churchill,Reuter - 81 words
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66 1941-07-03 3 TROOPS WITH DRAWN FROM AVIATION PLANT Washington, July 2. rIE War Department announced yesterday that army troops stationed m the North American Aviation Company's plant m Inglewood, California, are being withdrawn, presumably because a final settlement was reached by the company and union members. Col. Branshaw advised th- War DepartmentUnited Press - 66 words
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130 1941-07-03 3 I-ondon, July 2". TIE Government spokesman, Mr. Dingle Foot, disclosed m the use of Commons to-day that two other ships m addition to the tanker Scherezede were given British permission to sail from the United States to French North Africa. fie gave anReuter - 130 words
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364 1941-07-03 3 PROBLEMS IN PRESENT FIGHTING EXPLAINED T London, July 2. HE extraordinary depth of the present fighting m Russia presents unique military problems, according to authoritative circles m London. In some places German advanced troops are as much as 200 miles ahead ofReuter - 364 words
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Article75 1941-07-03 3 London, July 2. RLE Soviet Committee of National Defence has issued Instructions to farmers thai continuous day and night fire- watching parties should be organized m fields and on farms "to save the rich harvest from the outstretched bloodstained paws of the anemy." says Mobcow Radio.Reuter - 75 words
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97 1941-07-03 3 New York, July 2. PLANS for a huße increase m production of aviation engines have been announced by major units of the automobile industry, says a Detroit message to the New York Herald -Tribune. The me-^a^e says; "The Buiclc and Chevrolet divisions of General MotorsReuter - 97 words
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53 1941-07-03 3 New York. July 2. BROOKLYN Navy Yard officials revealed yesterday that they had discharged 10 employees "m the interests of national defence." They said the dismissals were similar to those m Mare Island. San Francisco, where several persons were discharged "because of subversive activities andUnited Press - 53 words
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58 1941-07-03 3 London. July 2. rIE American Marines assigned to guard the United States embassy here arrived ln London early this morning by train. TTiey were greeted by a single uniformed captain of the British security policy and a few early workers. Tliey were takenUnited Press - 58 words
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102 1941-07-03 3 London, July 2. THE Minister for Aircraft Produc- tion, Lieut-Col. Moore-Braba-zon, answered m the affirmative m the House of Commons to-day to a question whether arrangements would be made to enable the aircraft industry of Russia to benefit from operational activity ofReuter - 102 words
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108 1941-07-03 3 British Relations With Sweden Finland London, July 2. DIPLOMATIC relations between Bri- tain and Sweden remain normal. The Critish Government is at present maintaining relations with Finland. These tvo definitions were given by Mr. Anthony Eden, Foreign Secretary, m the House of Commons to-day when interrogated about Sweden7s action mReuter - 108 words
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Article117 1941-07-03 3 Washington, July 2. r[E Department of Commerce reported yesterday that all exports from China via the Burma road, except negligible shipments to Shanghai and the Straits Settlements, during the first quarter of this year were destined for the United States. Exports of Chines* products fromUnited Press - 117 words
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Article80 1941-07-03 3 Bombay, July 2. DOMBAY is now completely cut off by rail from other cities m India as the result of the Great Indian Peninsular and Bombay, Baroda and Central India lines having been breached by floods. Telegraphic and telenhonic communications between Bombay and other centres is completelyReuter - 80 words
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77 1941-07-03 3 London, July 2. CIR John Melior. Conservative, sought V an assurance m the House of Commons to-day that British subje -ts who broadcast under enemy auspices will be prosecuted under the Treachery Act as soon as they can be brought to justice. The Attorney-General. SirReuter - 77 words
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Article82 1941-07-03 3 Washington, July 2. 'THE Japanese Ambassador to Britain. Mr. Mamoru Shi^emitsu. arrived here yesterday en route to Tokio for consultations, the Japanese embassy announced. The Ambassador will remain as the overnight guest ol tfip Japanes? Ambassador m Washington. Adm. Nomura, and will dopart by p'.ane todayUnited Press - 82 words
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Article42 1941-07-03 3 Writing-ton. July 2. rITLE acting Prime Muirvter of New Ze&land I Mr. W. Nash, announced to-day that there would be iv> appointment ot a New Z-aland r preventative to Washington until Mr. Peter Fraser, New Zealand Prime Minister, has visited America.- ReuterReuter - 42 words
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88 1941-07-03 3 San Fraarisco, July 2. COL. CHARLES LLVDBERGH. m a speech reiterating his belief that the United States should stay out of the war. assailed the proposal to aid Russia, declaring "An alliance between the United States and Russia should be t>ppo:ed by every American, everyReuter - 88 words
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Advertisement66 1941-07-03 3 MIDNIGHT PREMIERE SATURDAY Sth JULY vW!I£TTE CETS HEP 10 THAT SMOOTH USTttg Sl&xgjSs FRED'S tt?^ AskTa^^J BEST GODDARDL ¥CT set M|Vw IlK** sh s J Pacini j ..ii^^^- jl/ 'CAUSE atf^^ n A rsranmst Wctsrt *Wi \Cc All O Aftie Shaw v HE S jlLVwI^^M.-Jwcharlesßutterwortli GnT 1 ~..JtnllC *rm Burgess66 words
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Advertisement128 1941-07-03 3 A. R. P. FIRST AID KITS FOR OFFICE or HOME prices $4 M to $30" MEDICAL HALL LTD. 3, Battery Road. EVE SURE KNOWS HER 'APPLES' and if you know YOURS, you'll meet her TO-DAY m\ $*£$>. &T\ £S£k rfSSL t/ TO-DAY r* a npTT 4 v 3.15-6.15 9.15 vj^V128 words
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754 1941-07-03 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1941. Wavell's Work TTHE announcement that Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell is to leave the Middle East Command to become Commander-in-Chief m India has come very much as a surprise because he has become so completely identified with the Allied cause m the Middle754 words
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Article, Illustration1973 1941-07-03 4 Aircraft Industry's Remarkable Achievements Australia At War—V MOTHING is more remarkable about Australia's record m wartime production than the achievements of her aircraft industry. Australia is the only country m the worid that has built complete aircraft before building complete motor-cars: .-he is the only country where a complete airframe1,973 words
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Advertisement212 1941-07-03 4 I "I agree.. You find I ROSES lime Juice I satisfies all tastes!'' I FOR DAY WEAR Summit SF Collars f^^'rti shape 8s From AUST,N REED LTD L _cl j|J Stiff Bl REGENT STREET LONDON °^üb*e CO'lir L I J shape <* FOR EVENING WEAR Wl __fcj__i__(__| I Summit Co.'-r:212 words
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Article, Illustration891 1941-07-03 5 MARY HEATHCOTT - Artistes From Java Perform At Hollandsche Club MARY HEATHCOTT B> \'\'Al\ good evening's enterTV i was offered meme Dutch Club on retting by the ABC from -lava. party is composed jrtlstes the lead- his wife, Corrie Vonk. and the pianist Cor Netherlands East t>] ti (Ut and. unable land, now891 words
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Article1364 1941-07-03 5 CLIO - CLIO the students ol the vw r a English conversation class were A- Home to Mends for the fir I time last Fnday This class, which has been Ln being ror some two months is composed i I f -:i Chinese a men wh ha expressed a ct-1,364 words
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184 1941-07-03 5 "T"' )D Morgan Australian lightweight boxing champion, hai withdrawn bte demand for 30 per ecu. of the gate takings for a match wi h Vie Patrick for the title. writes a correspondent m the Sydn y Mornit raid of June 17. Subject to184 words
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Advertisement92 1941-07-03 5 'DESIGN for LIVING" July sth performance is nearly sold out Book to-day at Littles Cor Friday July 11th (Informal Night) at 9 p.m, Saturday July 12th 9.30 p.m. VICTORIA THEATRE &.SJLS Y~f^\ fcr healthy, happy children y r diot is an important factor. Give them y^' fs^ plenty of Vita-Weat,92 words
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Advertisement48 1941-07-03 5 KING'S SCHOOL j SINGAPORE Summer Term begins July 7th I ESTELLE COWAN Announces With Pleasure COCONUT GROVE VNOW OPEN EXTENSION EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT DINE DANCE BY THE SEA TABLE cTHote Dinner A La Carte CHINESE CHOW Entertainment by Kleiny and Boas and COWAN BAILEY ***** For Reservations *****48 words
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Article, Illustration1046 1941-07-03 6 Mr, Menzies Announces Sweeping Measures For Unlimited War Effort gTATING that it was his solemn belief that this year of 1941 would determine whether we were to lose or win the war, Mr. R. G. Menzies, Prime Minister of Australia, announced several sweeping administrative and social changes, and hinted of1,046 words
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614 1941-07-03 6 Author- Air Ace Masqueraded As Canadian Wing Commander COR having masqueraded as a wing commander m the Royal Canadian Air Force, Charles Kennett, 40, was sentenced to a month's hard Labour m Sydney recently. A remarkable record was disclosed when he appealed, and was bound over. Kmnett, who admitted that614 words
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Article, Illustration55 1941-07-03 6 Royal Canadian Mr Force army co-operational squadron pilots race to their Lysander machines on being briefed for an urgent job. These co-operational squadrons ad as the "eyes" ol the army, high quality cameras forming their chief weapon." They are used chiefl\ for photographing enemy55 words
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433 1941-07-03 6 Youth Back From Front After Overstating Age Finds A Benefactor CIVE JlI notes and the offer of a good job were presented m 1 Sydney recently to a 16-year-old private, Roy Mclnnes, who was repatriated from Palestine because he had overstated his age. Both gift and offer were from the433 words
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Article103 1941-07-03 6 4 SYDSEY u-cddi?u, icoi delay recently, beeaire the trousers Of the best man's ne;r suit KM ne without button The suit wot delivered the day before, but the grooi man left U m a box untU he wot ready to dretw for the wedding. He ttu103 words
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49 1941-07-03 6 New York, .luh 1 •"To-ntghts r.-. sdaj c n turn t and 1 m tw< Prifzi 7.-. 'T w rid 7 rweighl champion, and a: Davis a bh< P Gi md i oe n post] ned until I m rr w ov to rain ReuterReuter - 49 words
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81 1941-07-03 6 London, July 2. PRESIDENT Ismet Ineunu of Turkey, received M Benols Mechin, French Minister without Portfolio, yesterday according to an Ankara radio announcement. M. Mechin, who has been In Turkey nearly a week, is on a special mission for the Vichy Government. The French MinisterReuter - 81 words
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Article260 1941-07-03 6 Rabbit Pest Now Source Of Wealth A MILLION rabbit polls are m? into Sydne> market i week, and realizing up i<» pound. Rabbit trapper^ are m? "P to £30 a week One cf the biggest peal attack has ever known is payin deads. Only trouble that people are wondering hot260 words
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49 1941-07-03 6 LAST-MINUTE REPRIEVE SAVES WOMAN GANGSTER GOD has answi n n Ifrs Juan I motl i f thre* M)-das repi n m *A* reprieve n I \i 7... G vernor Ola a he had ordered the evidence had co:: Juanii bad been i C 17-: k j lia up tun49 words
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Article21 1941-07-03 6 .ii .luh T pGYPTIAN Ministry ol Alei sterday mor: i laities one fatal. Tl ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Advertisement124 1941-07-03 6 PIMPLES RASHES. BLOTCHES DISAPPEAR LIKE MAGIC! To the woman who values her personal charm anything m the nature of a skin eruption b unthinkable-. So always keep a battfc of D D D Ptr.vjiptvon handy ready te banish pnnpk», heat hlntrhrt, rashes and rou*ha«s imm*iiately you driect there. The lootW.124 words
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Advertisement232 1941-07-03 6 fl 7i^p_i>_^__p»' Bk Hr You can get rid of that pain and T_^_£_f__rdiscomfort— how quickly depends on how soon you take a dose of De Witt's Antacid Powder! This quick -action remedy works wonders with a sour stomach. Try just one dose and, m a c:„,ii„ dim** few minutes, feel232 words
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Article, Illustration445 1941-07-03 7 BETTER UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN MALAYA CHINA What Recent Visits Of Prominent Chungking Men Have Accomplished v STRONG bond of collaboration exists to-day between Malayan ami Chinese* governments and the recent to thii country of such prominent Chinese as Cen v o ivh-chen. (.en. Chanur-tsen, Gen. Mao Pang-chu, and p Tai-< hi,445 words
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Article, Illustration33 1941-07-03 7 The Inspector-General of Police, Mr. A. H. Dickinson, addressing Police Inspectors who had graduated from the Thomson Road training depot and to whom he had presented pledges of loyalty.33 words
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173 1941-07-03 7 Patient's Fall From First Floor W indow ViD£ N C E I N CC'CNER'S COURT a ie whilst ol un- m 7 rti r th of Doh I. fell out ian at .:.i a "strange I n.s Td th T.rr. was June II Ignhl od ture red treat- tienft :n.s173 words
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Article122 1941-07-03 7 SENTENCE ol live wseks' rigorous imprisonment was passed on Lali Singh, an Indian constable of the Naval Police Force, who was convicted b> Mr COCUUd Oldham m the Sin?';. pore Se nd Court yeste.day on a charge of b ing asleep whil. on duty at122 words
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93 1941-07-03 7 r[E death occurred at the Oeneral Hospital. Singapore, on Tuesday of Mr. Edward Percival Bartholomeusz. at the age of 53 years. He had retired from the post of pmcine driver m the FM S. Railways about rive years vlko and rrr.de his honfe m93 words
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304 1941-07-03 7 INQUIRY INTO CYCLIST'S DEATH H ALTHOUGH there Is not sufficient grounds (ov charging the lorry driver, under the Penal Code, I do not think he is entirely free from a le.-^er charge under the Traffic Ordinance" said Mr. W. G Porter, the Singapore304 words
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115 1941-07-03 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang:, July 2. TTIIROIGH the co-operation of 1 the Traffic Police Department, Penang A.R.P. wardens are to be givtn the opportunity to act as traflic constables. This was announced at a meeting of wardens last night, and it is understood that115 words
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Article130 1941-07-03 7 Bata's Managing Director TiiK death, occurred yesterday aftern on at the G -nt ral Hospital, alter B Short illness, Ol Mr Va Tav Paul Rojc, the manag* n g director ol Bata Shoe C 7. Ltd., at the age of 56. The funeral takes130 words
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37 1941-07-03 7 AN officer i t the Royal Air Force is to talk on "Blitzes" m the "War Aa I Know it' series of th? Singapore broadcasting station to-night at 8 35 o'clock.37 words
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773 1941-07-03 7 LEE Chan Seng, a former radio mechanic employed by the General Electric Company Ltd who it was stated 'hampered Police investigations" on Jan. 23 this year, by giving false Information about a traffic accidt nt. when legally bound to furnish the Police with certain773 words
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969 1941-07-03 7 FIRM'S COUNTER-CLAIM FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT JLjOHAMED Fahmy, an Egptian boxer, described m Court as "a professional boxer of international fame," yesterday brought a civil suit for $10,000 general damages, $1,000 m respect of a certain contract, snecial damages of $200 a month for969 words
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161 1941-07-03 7 T^HE Singapore Rotary club last night held a dinner at the Adelphi Hotel to Instal Mr. H. R. Cheesemai as the new president of the Club and to welcome other newly elected officebearers. 1 Taking the chair In place of Mr. R E. Holttum, last161 words
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77 1941-07-03 7 I iTTiE Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, I has received a cable from L~rd Huntingfield. who maintains liaison between the British Red Cross m London and the countries of the Empire, {stating that the Duke of Gloucester. chairman of the Society, has learnt with77 words
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Advertisement19 1941-07-03 7 FOOD, PROMPT and COURTEOUS SERVICE arc the reasons for its Increasing Popularity at the CAPSTOL RESTAURANT (Air-Conditioned): Telephone 100G19 words
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Advertisement530 1941-07-03 8 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA APCAR LINE (IncoTDorateo vi England) M PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S ft CO. MAIL PASSENGER AND CAROO SERVICE aw. n X maintained o> the P A O R N. 00. ■•■•J WsA aeaal oorta of call m China India Ceylon and the Called Kingdom Pamcngera are requester530 words
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Advertisement301 1941-07-03 8 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated tn Australia) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA. DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Monthly sailings oy is MARELLA (7.575 tans) and m.v vifeßKiß UhOtd tons) Both vessels are fitted with Cabin -de-lure singla an 4 louble oerth cabins, swimming oaths luxurious oablic rooms Single Retarn. tst301 words
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Advertisement247 1941-07-03 8 MANSFIELD CO., LTO. BLUE FULTNEL LINE. Frequent Sailings to United Kingdom. Oat©* are urn guaranteed, all cargo bookings subfect to CoMer*«v* War Clauses. WESTERN AUSTRALh THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE CHEAPEST F*J« Regular Services to Fremantle (Perth) vte a*** by first class oassenger ships. Single fare 3 192 (A247 words
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Miscellaneous430 1941-07-03 8 Broadcasting TA.AAY Bnd news commentary o> JL \l wm k*WA M k A* Relayed from London h cfurADADir 2* Za 1 know U N olnvArUliw eh swai w... tion of rec«jrd> Br tii ZHL. 1.33S kc a (225 aa.) p m. A feature program ZHfl 969 aae/a (30.9* an.) "White430 words
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Article200 1941-07-03 9 "THE Chartered Bank A Lnuia. austral!* ftrni China. :us honorary treasurers of thf MaJaya. Patriotic Fund announces receipt of tbc following Additional donations I^b'.ian Branch $100; Mr. W. v.d. La9UW $io. Singapore Volunteer nmaben of Messrs. HairLsons. Barker A: Co. Ltd. bemfc v.ilun- tffr pay200 words
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Article36 1941-07-03 9 T^HE S.ngapore Municipal ambulance servi ce received 335 calls last month. Of this total 31 resulted fr m motT car a^idents: 29 lorry accidents, 118 were collapse cases, and 14 attempted suicides.36 words
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460 1941-07-03 9 Indian News Young Garhwali Officer's Letter To Father From East Africa THE Italians _>ut up quite a stiff resistance; but, faced with determined troops like the Indians, they had to run/ writes a young Garhwali Officer on active service "somewhere m East Africa"460 words
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Article406 1941-07-03 9 CHINESE YOUTH CHARGED ALLEGED to have been guilty of four oiTences including cheating, theft and using as genuine a forced document, offences which were declared to ue '"four aspects of one fraud," youthful Chew Kee Toh stood his trial at the Assizes yesterday Mr. Justice406 words
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120 1941-07-03 9 The restored office d the Centre Intellectual Praneals de Malalsie has bet_-n transferred to Banque de rindochin*, Raffles Place, and the Tbrary nmov^d from 20. Mount Eiiza- beth to the office of Messagerles Marittme3, Great Eastern Life Building. Cecil Street where bo^ks will b? available120 words
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120 1941-07-03 9 DAILY PRICES CURRENT July 2, 12 o'clock noon Tore of Market. Quiet. Latest Cable: Lrrd->n Spot Sheet 13 7 ICft per lb. New York Spot Sheet US. ct*. 21 T J v Bayers Sellers No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 38S» 38~» No. IX R.S.S. FOB.120 words
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Article46 1941-07-03 9 LfSdon. July 2. 'THERE was only very digit; i-nemy air act. v:<y over Britain la.=t Dlgtlt Bombs fell at two points In south E: .and. There »?ro no casualties and practically no damage, it is learned In Lor.r'-n this rr""i^:g. Rcu'.er.46 words
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Advertisement397 1941-07-03 9 CLASSIFIED RBVERTISEMEiTS c tenders <im;apore [inlcipality Tenders. bor mvlted for the aatertala or services For apply Municipal Tenders or Standard High Pressure r Tnces Date of Closing 4 rob 7 mi 200 tons of Best Quality j ror Water Dept. Date! tt Closing U noon. July 14. 1041. 4 Stealth!397 words
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Advertisement386 1941-07-03 9 SITUATION VACANT SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Fire Brigade. Probationary Junior Sub-Oflftcer. Applu-at; ms are invited t'er the above appointment. Candidates mu.^t be between 19 and 21 years ol age, born :n Singapore, and nnmarried. They must poss^s.s at iea? r the School Leasing Certir.rj.'es (Senior enmbiidge). Knowledge of Building Construction an.d Mechanics386 words
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Advertisement40 1941-07-03 9 THREE'S A CROWD ON A HONEYMOON especially when ONE is a murdered man! Of "corpse," it was a thrill for ROBERT MONTGOMERY and CONSTANCE CUMMINGS! 'THE HAUNTED HONEYMOON' will put you m the right "Spirit". NEXT WEEK AT THE CAPETOL40 words
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Miscellaneous87 1941-07-03 9 POST OFFICE MAIL LIST Mails close at the General Post Office as follows TO-DAY Austrmlia air 4 p.m. J v air 9 a.m. St 4 p.m. New Zealand air 4 p.m. Palembang air 9 a.m. TO-MORROW Me dan air 11a.m. ARRIVALS Mails from Sumatra (air) general delivery 140 p.m. to-day.87 words
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718 1941-07-03 10 SOUTH CHINA BEAT SERVICES BY ONLY GOAL Tame Display Of Soccer In Charity Game South China A.A 1; Combined Services 0. THE South China Athletic Association's football team avenged a defeat they had suffered m Singapore on May 27 when, meeting the Combined Services m a return match played m718 words
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96 1941-07-03 10 OELOVV is given the programme of events on the padang t)-day m the Singap ;re Amateur Athletic Association's champion/hip meeting. The meet, which is being held m aid of Th I War Fund, will be continued to-monow and on Saturday: 1. 5 pm, 100 yards.96 words
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Article110 1941-07-03 10 THE table tennis match m aid of The War -Fund between the Combined Business Houses' team of nine players and the nine leading: players of Singapore will be played at the Happy World covered stadium on Saturday, starting at 7.30 p.m. sharp. The110 words
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294 1941-07-03 10 V.M.C.A. Easily Beat R.A.A.F. At Cricket A STRONG V.M.C.A. side, which m A eluded G. W. S. Wiites, Lall Sinjrh, C. Schubert and V. X: Sabapathy easily beat the KA A r m a cricket match played at the V.M.C.A. ground yesterday. Batting first the Australians were all out tor294 words
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Article914 1941-07-03 10 SHEILA II MOONWIN I BEST BETS WITH quite a good card, some interesting racing is promised at Ta.ping to-day. j the first day of rhe Taiping Turf Club's July j professional m ettng. Sheila II and Moonwin 100 l like providing- punters with the two914 words
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Article27 1941-07-03 10 -THE RR CP.b beat the R.A.OC by two *7mlt, U one m a Second division at league Poccer match played at Pulau Bran; yesterday.27 words
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Article102 1941-07-03 10 •T^IE following are selections for t«>-day's ra?s at Taiping: FREE PRESS Face I: Mcnivcn, Authentic. Race *>: Titled Lady. Lady Z-nta. Rac 3: Sheila U, Pat Kurke. Kaf I: Maonwin, Young Ginger. Race S: stn- Lock. Rackarock. Race ii: White Gardenia, Bast Lynne. Rate 7: Jesann". Velocity102 words
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344 1941-07-03 10 Manchesters Chinese Draw In Reserve Game T.C.FA 2: Manchesters 2. FOUR goals were shared by the S.C.F.A. and the Manchesters ln a reserve division league soccer match Dlayed on the J.C.S.A. ground yesterday. The Tads rallied spiritedly ln the second half to score two goals m quick succession after being344 words
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143 1941-07-03 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore fJahru, July 1. COMBINING better, Bella Club beat the Rangers by 'our goals vo three m a league soccer match at the depot ground to-day. The Rangers, however, were the first to score through a free kick, but Belia got143 words
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97 1941-07-03 10 WEEK-END'S JUN IOR BADMINTON FINALS THE follov ing finals m the Singapore junior badminton cnampi ns) Ips will be played at the Clerical Union this week-end' SATUROAY AT >.3t P.M. Singles Final: Miss Amy Chan 'Mayflower 1 vs. Ifiss Nellie Chia (Eclipse): Cheong Hock L>^ng 'Eclipse/ vs. Isr>'iil bh. Marian97 words
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Article48 1941-07-03 10 THE following have been selected to play water-polo for the ym.c.a. vs. ss.c. at the s s.c. pool at 5.15 pjn. to-day: Kvvik Sum York, Loh Heng Kee, Chua Kirn Chiang. Sim Cheng Siong, Chia Koh Leong. B. Fones. Lee Fong Lim (capt.), Wong Fatt Lim.48 words
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114 1941-07-03 10 THE following rire this week-ends events at The Royal Singapore Yacht Club: To-morrow there will be the usu .1 afternoon races foi all classes, starting at 5.23 p.m. lor the "A" class and ?.25 p.m. for the other classes On Sunday "C" class will114 words
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Article65 1941-07-03 10 From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. J ily 1. •THE Methodist Boys School, Kuala Lumpur, will hold their mnual sports on Friday and Saturday, July 11 and July 12. beginning each day at 4 p.m. Spetial events have been arranged for the Old Hoys and65 words
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Article63 1941-07-03 10 'THE following have been selected to play cricket fcr the V.M.C.A. versus the Y.W.C.A. on the V.M.C.A. around at 2 pm. on Saturday J. P. Chrysostom, V N. Pillay F Witchell, Au Tat Qhew, K. y. Spencer] B. Fones, R. J. Kinney. Tan Guan Hong" C. Beeston, A.63 words
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Article28 1941-07-03 10 HPHE second division <b) league soccer match between the RE. (Malays'! and the Fortress Signals which was to have been played at Changi yesterday, was postponed.28 words
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690 1941-07-03 10 TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS CONCLUDED THREE weeks of keen tennis came to an end m Hk S.C.C. courts yesterday when, after Yadi and Kamtf had retained the men's douhles title for the fourth successive year, and Mrs. W. J. ML Warden _nrl \<~ J. Carter had690 words
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Article143 1941-07-03 10 Capt. Jackson's Team Wins Two-One A^APT. Jacks«>n_ team v. r the Singapore Polo Ctab'f killing (up at Bal^t!rr day by beating Hafai i Hardnr* side by two fmk m the final of the rama Th? game was play c through ut and titer I Tad narrowly143 words
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Advertisement32 1941-07-03 10 mm rj^> km I km km Va U VO fl m* rvncD LTUcn jHi pnlS CYDRAX fj^lW PHOUE 5376 5 LINES I l^j^^i^ Advt of Singapore Coid Storagt Co,. Lie fMc^7 BH^illP-32 words
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Miscellaneous43 1941-07-03 10 To-day's Sports Events SOCCER: BJLFJk. league, second division ax), Royal Navy vs. RA.MC, Naval Rase; Moravia vs. ¥M If ifl j V.M.C.A.; second division (b). Fort tanning vs. J.C.S.A., J.C.S.A.; Naval Base Indians vs. Indian Association, ('lerical Union. Athletics Singapore amateur championships, S.C.C.43 words
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