The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 July 1941
1941-07-10
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section20 1941-07-10 1 LATE SINGAPORE EDITION The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 18,356. ESTD. 1835. THURSDAY, JULY 10, IH4I. 6 CENTS20 words
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Article794 1941-07-10 1 Enemy In Retreat Following Heavy Losses THRUSTS IN NORTH AND SOUTH ARE STRONGLY HELD London, July 9. Tffl fed \rm> inflicted a big defeat on GdHIB mi, ii.mi/t -ii forces m the Lepel sector, north-west of m ,k m I tin northern arm ofReuter - 794 words
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51 1941-07-10 1 Equipment From Britain On Way To Russians London, July 9. W AX equipment for Russia is already m transit from Britain, it was stated at the Ministry of Kronomic Warfare to-day. Arrangement* have been completed m Britain for supplying Russia with large quantities of war materials, it was also stated.Reuter - 51 words
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254 1941-07-10 1 Heavy Bombs Rained On Nazi Synthetic Oil Plant At Leuna MUENSTER AGAIN BATTERED London. July 9. AN RA.F. attack on Oerman cities as far east as Luena, a few miles from Leipzig, is reported m an Air Ministry communique today, which says: 'Aircraft of the Bomber Command continued their offensiveReuter - 254 words
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30 1941-07-10 1 6 U.S. Nurses From Torpedoed Ship Missing Washington, July 9. rE Red Cross announces that six American nurses are missing from a British shiD torpedoed en route to England. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article247 1941-07-10 1 London, July 9. ORD Moyne, leader of the House of Lords, spoke to-day of the effects of the war on the different parts o_ the colonial empire. To a fortunate few, particularly Malaya and Northern Rhodesia, the w r had brought abounding prosperity, he said. These coloniesReuter - 247 words
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580 1941-07-10 1 CHURCHILL ON HOPE OF SPEEDY END TO CONFLICT mum i l^ondon, July 9 piE British Government has received a formal application from Gen. Dentz, rh Commissioner m Syria, for a discussion of terms leading: to an armistice. This was announced mReuter - 580 words
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603 1941-07-10 1 Prime Minister On New Move: "Two Navies Should Assist Each Other" THE decision to retain British troops m Iceland was announced by Mr. Winston 1 Churchill, British Prime Minister, m the House of Commons to-day The British and American forces will co-operate toReuter; United Press - 603 words
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Advertisement113 1941-07-10 1 INSIST ON BIGIA TEA RAFFLES HOTEL TO-NIGHT D'NNER DANCE (informal) 8 pjn. to midnight «i BUSTER MAGGIE Saturday LUNCH IN THE BALLROOM GRILL "ECIAI ORCHESTRAL CORCERT RAFFLES ORCHESTRA SUNDAY EVENING IN THE PALM COURT MILITARY BAND CONCERT &30 to 10.30 p.m. By tie Band of THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS K. !<«nd113 words
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Advertisement71 1941-07-10 1 BIGIA TEA IS BEST SEAVIEW H HOTEL TO-NIGHT and SATURDAY NIGHT NIGHTS) SPECIAL DINNER SERVED ON THE MOONLIT LAWN DANCING IN THE BALL-ROOM Dinner $3.— Admission to Bali-Room free of charge ADELPHI GRILL Wiethe, rou require ugnt ref neteiente or an elaborate meax. m. -OELFHI GRILL is renowneo tor its71 words
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138 1941-07-10 2 London, July 9. •T'HE first British subject sentenced to death under the Treachery Act 1940, George Johnson Armstrong, aged 38, was hanged at Wandsworth Gaol this morning. Armstrong was sentenced on May 8. The trial at the Old Bailey was held m secret. The courtReuter - 138 words
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Advertisement191 1941-07-10 2 I RECOMMENDED f TO YOU I BY THE SINGAPORE J PRESS P .4 tffouf footnote to the "Battle of 3 Atlantic wit h compelling power of _w pictorial narrative. Should not be missed IR I/______fl____f__fi____r^^V ■__LTR___fi* V r___T__ _________P_____ _mi_\____i___smmz___m_________mm___M__[^^m__ _j£ __j If _PV I ___f___"__P__P__l 'M mm^^___ s __K_V191 words
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Advertisement365 1941-07-10 2 M.G.M.'s BRITISH PICTURES HAVE ALL SCREEN HISTORY Do You Remember 1 "YANK AT OXFORD" 2 "GOODBYE, MR. CKj s 3 "The CITADEL" 4 "EARL of CHICAGO" NOW COMES NUMBER 5 ANOTHER GRAM) n iT -_____H____ 1 TO-PAY at the C APITQLj J ll& D_ From DOROTHY L. SAVER'S famous Novel365 words
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228 1941-07-10 3 Red Army's Opposition Exceeds Anything Nazis Have Yet Experienced GERMANS REORGANIZING BASES SUPPLY LINES Rome, July 9. THE newspaper Popolo di Roma for the first time to-day 1 hinted that Germany is expecting: some difficulty m cracking the Stalin Line and predicted that thereReuter - 228 words
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367 1941-07-10 3 Berlin Accuses Roosevelt Of Trying To Provoke Reich Cause Incidents Berlin, July 9. THAT President Roosevelt is accused of trying to provoke li.rmanyis the first official German reaction to the American occupation of Iceland, reports Reuter. official Wilhemstrasse oreran, the Diplomat ische g nrespondes, declares that by sending American forcesReuter - 367 words
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29 1941-07-10 3 Kernr. July I. X m i^.Oflii Spanish A |I_|mblhii f'-r Vie eastern h m -i-.-'v'd m Berlin, acmi the Ber,.n correspondent EmieetmYtt Zcitunt. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article69 1941-07-10 3 > Lecided U) evacuate J group of Japanese a Russia Including eight d cabers, two emmilitary attache's mt he stall >..:.. i. y n H roleum Isabl Hiv. mean's n ndent said to-day. the Soviet Mined < Qtrol of out- tin leakage el .a aeea frcmUnited Press - 69 words
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Article43 1941-07-10 3 nun_.k.ii£, July a. Gy.y. ournalists, and totaHu < about 20 i Ctranskini within a I tracks to Lung- i the :.J--Clrna-Kwa_ngsi ara reliably learned base to- rt -r a -.lane -..:.>' because Chinese Ban while Ger- fiy to Hang Kong. United PressUnited Press - 43 words
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Article121 1941-07-10 3 Loadoo, July 9. THi. __r.-___x r_..v Mr P G Wodetoouse, »ho making a w_ek_y broadcast QmMng '_ht* United States, was _T.sr.-._r.^ by nvs>- ln th^ House ot C'tr.r. c^ -o -ia? Ir. reply _p :ji_ea_uoc_. the Foreign decr»_v.- Mr Ajv_____y Eden. said the Govenunen; r_asReuter - 121 words
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Article125 1941-07-10 3 London, July 9. OfcKSISItJsiT reports of a possible change m the Japanese cabinet and to-day's conversation between Prince Konoye. Prime Minister, and the Marquess Kido may be connected with moves which may culminate m the Japanese Government's resignation. The Japanese warning to the United States againstUnited Press - 125 words
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110 1941-07-10 3 Imiubo, J»ly 9. 'p*"KI.VK j... .< r. v»>r* billed anrl jevera: 'axen :'j pr'.*_<ji_ o; the Panama Mblkf _run b-a'.iie on Monday t_\ fO__ga i OaMfca 30 miles from j 'al i ateaa braattM *eeo_pd_m to Press j or I*__-___ii_a requested ■MS QaranniUnited Press - 110 words
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Article20 1941-07-10 3 0 Helsinki. July 9. 3 >ra to- day raided nmt houses were burned. Fifteen tad many Injured ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article68 1941-07-10 3 London, Jmly 9 EARLY to-day a shell from Oerman long-range ;;uns on the French coast screamed into the Strait* of Dover, aimed at a big convoy. After several salvoes had been fired from the direction of Calais, there was nearly an hour's silence andReuter - 68 words
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71 1941-07-10 3 Vichy, July S. RECRUITINO offices were opened ln free Prance to-day for volunteers to flght on the Russian front and reports said the enlistments were numerous, particularly m MarseUles. The Government previously announced that it had no objection to recruiting oi [volunteers for a FrenchUnited Press - 71 words
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Article25 1941-07-10 3 LDSUT.-COL_ Solver, an Australian. was killed In a motor accident or June 30 on Kupang Island. Timor while on his way from Australia to Singapore.25 words
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90 1941-07-10 3 Mew York, July 9. TTHE Army Air Corps has estab- lished a transport service to carry officials direct between the United States and Britain, according to the Washington correspondent of the New York Times. It is stated that the primary aim ofReuter - 90 words
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126 1941-07-10 3 London, July 9. TTHE Prime Minister. Mr. Winston Churchill, announced m the House of Commons to-day that the defence of Iraq will m future b<the responsibility of the Indian command and will therefore come under the authority of Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell newReuter - 126 words
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210 1941-07-10 3 BAR TO D.F.C. FOR R.A.F. ACE London, July 9. ACTING Squadron-Leader J. C Mun^o-Park, Cheshire-born R.A.F ace. who is reported missing, has been awarded a bar to the Distinguished Flying Cross. When attacked by six German fighters over the French coast he destroyed twoReuter; United Press - 210 words
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106 1941-07-10 3 CRAZY, riotous, enjoyable comedy dominates "The Navy Steps Out," the R.K.O. Radio jlcture which opened J at the Alhambra yesterday. From beginning to end there ls hardly a dull moment and certainly not a serious one. The stars, George Murphy, Lucille Ball and106 words
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58 1941-07-10 3 New York. July 8. AUSTRALIA'S industrial war effort amazed the two British Purchasing Commissioners. Mr. P. W. Leake and Mr. Alexander Rogers, according to a statement before they left Bigland by Clipper after touring India and Australia. They also declared that the production of manufacturedReuter - 58 words
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Article59 1941-07-10 3 Washington. July 9. president Roowevelt will shertly ask Congress for an additional appropriation fer defence and Loaae aad Lead operations. atated the President's secretary. Mr. Stephen Early. While Mr. Early did no* announce the exact sum the President would ask for, some Administration sources state that the figureReuter - 59 words
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123 1941-07-10 3 Britain's Pledge Of Continued Aid To China London, July 9. j pONTLNUATION of full .support for China was promised to-day i ■m the House of Commons by the j iForeign Secretary, Mr. Anthony I (Eden. He said that recognition by Germany of the puppet regime at Nanking would make no123 words
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Article32 1941-07-10 3 London, July 9. THO- DAYS communique from British G.H.Q Cairo, says that m North Africa, the enemy is now digging m In the Solium area.- ReuterReuter - 32 words
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102 1941-07-10 3 "Japan Behind Peru-Ecuador Hostilities" Buenos Aires, July 9. THE newspaper La Pensa said to-day it had learned m authoritative quarters that Peru is making military preparations with alleged Japanese co-operation m the form of the provision of arms. The newspaper said Argentina, Brazil and the United States had hurriedly draftedUnited Press - 102 words
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87 1941-07-10 3 London, July 9. rnHE Soviet services mission was re- celved by the Foreign and War Se- cretaries this morning. I The members of the mission, which arrived m London yesterday, were mii troduced by Mr. Ivan-Maisky, Russian Ambassador, to the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden,Reuter - 87 words
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Advertisement202 1941-07-10 3 DOGS DOGS DOGS -CASTRIQUE" is the World's Wonder Remedy for Worms Poor Condition Unhealthy Coat Loss of Energy etc. MEDICAL HALL LTD. IT COMES and IT GOES OPENING TO-DAY 'THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING* i _^^_f_f_f UNITED ARTISTS _h__^_ Hem WM mW Wf^WW^^^^^m want to pan the word JH _____r 'I __fl_lr202 words
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721 1941-07-10 4 The THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1941. Passive Defence CROM the official communique which was published yesterday, it ls clear that the authorities have made a serious effort to answer public criticism which followed the passive defence exercises of last month. The principal criticism, it will be recalled, was that several thousand721 words
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Article, Illustration1082 1941-07-10 4 RITCHIE CALDER - War Stories That Come To Reporters Before They Start Out RITCHIE CALDER BY WHEN an American publisher asked me to send him my war diary as a journalist, I offered him my favourite suit; it is the only diary I have kept. That streak of paint on the sleeve is1,082 words
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415 1941-07-10 4 A STRIKING comparison of American and German plane production was given by Mr. Joseph Harsch, Berlin correspondent of the Christian Science Monitor, who had just returned to the United States after an extensive tour of German aircraft factories, m a report quoted415 words
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Article163 1941-07-10 4 PMPIRE countries with em held up by lack of ship; interns ed m t v v j n^w star of chemists at Bristol CJi < search Station. The work was original.. meet fhe problem nf Britai) plus truit but. with the imports, the results are lor Emoire163 words
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Advertisement124 1941-07-10 4 n. I J (7 l "V^ I f '\a x AMO CVCTY DROP w >^4^ THE BEST EVER fOw nocO mo* t»»n S«t«c» v>««p«n| •m«o *v»0« o» AO .Tin RtiO 4A4 H4"> r o-> iboo 4.. to v»««© moi »>t** \*»o_t* t<>4 fZD_T___J #0 "TC *-__.«> Ml WN"«( tf n_._n|-M|124 words
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Article, Illustration1895 1941-07-10 5 MARY HEATHCOTT - MARY HEATHCOTT Free Press Feature B> D are m the benefit week en's Aid Society be held at the end will be made for 600 brochures, rarl. ol the Society. soon. In addition. have be«B arranged. m Iton School tinman c al them will1,895 words
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Advertisement99 1941-07-10 5 FRIDAY NIGHT IS Informa I Night ti. a black lie or no tie at all. Come a- you are, but come early as the curtain p t.. enable you to get home reasonably earh. There are plenty of good scats for Friday Night, but Saturday 9 booking- are again heavy.99 words
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Advertisement24 1941-07-10 5 "VIYELLA" FOR ALL .\.^S^S^K^SI STANDARD SOCK, with its V___\._._.\ '^Mll__^-^^_M%M _^________L^^^L^^*m'^______w!^l \\\\\\\ii »_*5S ii ,m .-w_\\ "^ll "'viSbS MfffllEl ®i Bl"™™ STANDARD SCH KS24 words
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1184 1941-07-10 6 By Francis M. Fisher, United Press Staff Correspondent Chungking, July 9. IT is four years since Japanese troops "on manoeuvres" opened fire on the walled town of Wanping, by the famous Marco Polo Bridge, near China's former capital, Peiping. TheUnited Press - 1,184 words
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Article, Illustration27 1941-07-10 6 Looking something Uke a bookmaker's tic-tac man this Western Desert tank commander is using hand signals to the rest of the tanks m his formation.27 words
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68 1941-07-10 6 Chungking, July 9. THE appointment of Gen. Itagakl. as commander of the Korean garrison is interpreted here as an indication that Japan has decided to attack Russia. The Sao Tang Pao. the army paper, says that Japan will move as soon as troop concentrationsReuter - 68 words
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Article, Illustration27 1941-07-10 6 Captain C A. A. Laroom K.N., tbe captain of H.IM.S. Sheffield who was responsible for the shadowing of the German battleship Bismarck.27 words
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Article, Illustration43 1941-07-10 6 A beflagged and decorated Addis Ababa turned out to watch their Emperor Haile Selassie return m triumph to the capital of his liberated country. The Emperor's car is seen passing into the capital under an archway of flags.43 words
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505 1941-07-10 6 GEORGE CROSS MEDAL FOR PIONEER CORK I_/mdon, July 8. THE magnificent courage of soldiers of the Pioneer Corps is told m a Gazette notice announcing the award of the George Cross to Cpl. J. Scully and the George Medal to Lieut. Chittenden. When houses wereBritish Wireless - 505 words
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Article28 1941-07-10 6 Rome. July 9 An Italian Brt-jnoli^tol ii Paena reports that early peEterdaj maniJnf _dg instruments rrgistered violent earthquake tram the direction ol the Balkans. United PressUnited Press - 28 words
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198 1941-07-10 6 New York A IJNITED STATES American occupatii p has progressed Ear points of its con.-.-, purely defensive measui implication is being there is widespread c the belief that the Un has been brought open war with Qenni Leader writer.- 4 newspapers goun IReuter - 198 words
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Article71 1941-07-10 6 $1,000,000.0(1(1 Of f a Supplie.- Promised I luh FE United State* guaranteed to Itr I V si dent ot the Bank of a special Chungk sion now visit mg v. tional assistance S 1.000.000.000 Chines :orm of war su_ pii Asahi report from This newReuter - 71 words
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46 1941-07-10 6 l.utn'oii. ltd! AIRPORT worker Fields slighted al port to-day from brought her from tl-t She told a report been "working hi England while m She added that hei probably aroused I but "nobody se n aspidistra was She later motored to ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Advertisement10 1941-07-10 6 Pm \j^N a 4 jfsffi*/ mmm 490 Warms Z mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^10 words
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Advertisement197 1941-07-10 6 Bl Bi j r f Wm firfjm______wm -<&| H l^r^Jk _^______fl H mm WTTI J m WW__\ __mr__________________WT m Iw 1 MW Mk T 1 1118 _fi :?4^l -*__^^^____bh __rli ;-H '^^____J___^__tt_____i_ _^_^V_KTLiE *Ji IfiDIGESTi Most of us are working long which corrects stomach hours— and who is free from197 words
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439 1941-07-10 7 Motor- Van And Film Units Getting Ready To Start On All-Malayan Tour iatcMHTC »ar propaganda campaign which will reach fl the most remote kampongs m Malaya accessible by r>l( i will heenn from Singapore probably within the pest iho weeks when motor-vans will439 words
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224 1941-07-10 7 310 EXHIBITS AT L ATEST SHOW 5-nga mild vegetable A »ld a* tbe Folice Depot I of the 'Grow tampaign. bigger gave an mdi- Teasing success mateur gardeners m tbetl cror::-. Fherr BBB_Sf potential said l>r I». W. G. Far is, H *ltl_ Oftit-er.224 words
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70 1941-07-10 7 OK Na:; arainsf hls and i ntance of seven imprisonment m the t Court on a charge of naking a claim against md ran _bc_| Nee m a C art for a civil debt resterdaj dismissed by Ine the Chlel Justice, High C .art the appeal70 words
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Article, Illustration65 1941-07-10 7 Anions the many funs around the British c-ast. r~ady to deal with the enemy shou'd he venture too near, are 9.2 howitvers. Here is one of them and its crew during a "live" shoot. They fire a shell weighing 350 lb. Picture sh >ws the65 words
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145 1941-07-10 7 Man Who Had 22 Previous Convictions ROTAN AND GAOL FOR CAR THEFT ADMITTING the theft af a motor- car, Aii bin Awang, a Malay, was sentenced to ten strokes of the rotan and three months' rigorous imprisonment, when he appeared b^f jre Mr J L McFall. m the Singapore Crim145 words
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Article114 1941-07-10 7 A FRENCHMAN. Maurice Lencrmand, wa.s charged m .he Singapore Third c urt yesterday with c >ntravening Par 3 cf the Defence (Non-Portal Communications Order. ***** Regulations on tun. 26 by "attt-mpting to send herwi.se than by post two letters to Shanghai, a dectinatl n114 words
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Article81 1941-07-10 7 "I WAS only joking, for I really meant to frighten my husband with whom I had had a quarrel." said a 20-year-old Javanese woman. Hasira binte Sirat, m the Singapore Second Court yesterday when charged with attempting to commit suicide by tying a bunch of81 words
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216 1941-07-10 7 MOTORIST WAS IN TOO MUCH OF A HURRY A MOTORIST, Lye Yeow Hee. who was .stopped by a traffic motorcycle patrol m Kallang Road, was said to have told the policemen that "he had a slow puncture and was trying to get home before the tyre flattened." This was stated216 words
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876 1941-07-10 7 Wartime Control Over Use Of Paper Comes Into Force To-Day CVERY man. woman and child m the Federated Malay States and the Colony will be affected, directly or indirectly, by the control over the use of paper which becomes operative to-day. The object of the control la the saving primarily876 words
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631 1941-07-10 7 MALA VANS URGED TO SA YE EVERY CENT THEY CAN (By A Special Correspondent) QFFICIAL guidance is now forthcoming as to the duties a patriotic citizen at the present time. The duty to economise has become more urgent and more general m its scope with631 words
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Article43 1941-07-10 7 A TALK on "Final Victory" will be delivered by Mr. Walter Hanming Chen m Mandarin at the Singaoore Chinese Mandarin School. Prinsep Street, to-morrow at 830 p.m. Dr. Lim Boon Keng will preside. A welcome is extended to the public.43 words
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Article29 1941-07-10 7 •T'HE annual general mcc.ing of the Singapore Municipal Services Club will be held on July 21, at the Club House, Farrer Park at 5.30 p.m.29 words
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Article76 1941-07-10 7 AN APPLICATION that baii be opnosed as the accused had no place of abode was made by Inspector Gordon m the Singapore third court yesterday i when a 30-year-old Hokkien woman. !Ng Ah Tee. wLh two aliases, was charged firstly with Importing a girl into the Colony during76 words
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110 1941-07-10 7 pHANGES have been mad? n the Singapore bn: d -as: programme for to-morrow. The talk at 835 pm by the Governor cf Burma 'r h yed fr m Rangoon i will b_ followed at 3 50 pm. by a parlour prime. WH N.. versus R.A110 words
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Article208 1941-07-10 7 Successful Raid Off Serangoon Road 'THE s-ory of how the vigilance of revenue officers led to the arrest of a Chinese who was found distills ferrrm'rd rice m a but m Bl~ttn Ror.d, off Serangoon Road, was told m the Singapore fourtti court est?rd?v The rase208 words
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61 1941-07-10 7 /XXWICTED of stealing a handkerchief and $40 .rom another woman, Marsiam binte Marjo, was yesterday sentenced to four months' rizorous imprisonment m the Singapore second court when she was found guilty of theft. She was alleged to have committed the theft m the house61 words
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Advertisement93 1941-07-10 7 m GARDEN If SWINGS II W m II Frame work made from 1/ fk best angle steel. Painted U lift green. Suspension Chain If Ja Wood seat 10" x 9" x Mf* \l_^^^ Thick, stained Oak. Simlr m o>~^^ P* e easily and quickly IJ wl I t m erected.93 words
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Advertisement527 1941-07-10 8 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA APCAR LINE (Incorporate id England) PENINSULAR ANO ORIENTAL a. N. CO. MAIL PABBSNGSB AND CARGO SERVICE Tbt oest mmMa mrvieea art oeing MRMMMM t>_ the P. A O. S. N. Co, from tbe Straits to their osoml sort* of esO tn China. India- Ceylon aad tbe527 words
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Advertisement254 1941-07-10 8 MANSFIELD CO.. LTD. BLUE FUNNEL LINE. 1 Frequent Sailings tc Uniteo Kingdom Dates are w guaranteed, all cargo boofciags subject to Co******* War Clauses. WESTERN AUSTRALIA THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT TME CMEAPES'' r*j* Regular Services to Fremantle (Perth) Hi by first elaas oassenger ship* Single fare $192 (A £28)254 words
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Miscellaneous483 1941-07-10 8 Broadcasting tmg_i V% A W ▼*°Un solos by Yehudl MenawL IVVAI PUm reriew; 7.45 p.m. V 5.,., 8.20 p.m. News and news f-onw.tr ta-** 1 SINGAPORE London 8 35 p ro A un War as I Know it 8 .50 p.m J* ZHL 1333 kc/s (228 Ra.) Metodians m a483 words
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Article58 1941-07-10 9 Chatnbff of Commerce .1 held tta 1.-46 th auction U there were catalogued 8».— 1.U7.H tons; offered 2.431.037 sold i. 15.743 b gp, U-. i NN York Spot ..i..." j *-> to 38a Quality 3o to 37 l 4 25 to 36 Ra HIM W r 38*458 words
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Article47 1941-07-10 9 SOTICF FOR THE DAY r.. B nl_ta T v m Ag ,v B We Mr. C Wo 1 ).994 ir t. ma'.ter of i ■>- Hnancc Bbata v- iv:v «g Rex. gj hrn mH %n SmmOm VNrtvj la Re, i 0em0m- and tout ottMca. L 47 4 —Inquiry.47 words
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Article41 1941-07-10 9 Italy "Occupied Territory" 1 HE J, l°"inff was the Ui.piere Ui< -X BBC broadcast last The German weekly nancr l» ut>ch e Reich, i„ a comparative UM of international production figures, published t h c lam- of Italy under "occupied territories"41 words
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232 1941-07-10 9 A CHINESE walking across Rochore tJLJ?— turne <* back when m the SXSVr* road on hearln 'Se imo a tn^ n a P car, and ran idirectbn C mln from the This was the story related by Teo An Kow. a232 words
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Article281 1941-07-10 9 rIE death occurred at her residency In Eber Road. Singapore, en Tuesday, of Mr?. J. A. Pedroza. at the age of 67 years. The funeral which took place yesterday afternoon at the Ridadart Cemetery, "was preceded by a full rhora! service at the Ca'hedral281 words
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Article99 1941-07-10 9 'T'UBCT.CULOSLS claimed more fatal v: -t.ms than other diseases. _,cCOfftitng ta the Municipal healh report Tor last week whi^h has Just been released. There were N deaths from tu'-xrcu-E ria as compared with 33 m the previOQI week and 38 m the corresponding ir99 words
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56 1941-07-10 9 THF Director-General, Posts and Telegraphs. Malaya, advis a that the mail from Malaya fer the United Kingdom 'containing correspondence posted m Kedah, Kelanian, Penan? and Province W?l_esley approximately between Dee. 5 and 7, 1940 >. previously reported as lost through encmv action, is new known56 words
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62 1941-07-10 9 New York. July 9. RICHARD WHITNEY, former president of the New York Stock Exchange, will be released on parole on Aug. 11. He was sentenced to from five to ten years' imprisonment m April 1938 for grand larceny. When he is set free heReuter - 62 words
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259 1941-07-10 9 Outbreak Of War Affects Humanitar ian Service MR. Joseph Carter, of the Rcckefeller Toundaiicn m America, has arriv .d m Singapore on his way i_ Burm i and the interior of China on a three .•ninths' routine trip ot hlSgecticn to .lie Found.'t.onEs personnel operating m places en rou.e. The259 words
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575 1941-07-10 9 "U.S. ACTION TO DEFEND LEGITIMATE INTERESTS" Washington, July 9. THE landing of United States Naval forces m Iceland is interpreted by some as a warning to Japan that the American nation can, and is ready, to take drastic action to defend what itUnited Press - 575 words
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Article288 1941-07-10 9 DIFFICULTIES ARISE IN MAKING DELIVERIES Saigon, July 9. ~THE French authorities rreely admit that difficulties have arisen m the delivery of rice to Japan under the terms or the Japanese-French economic agreement, but the question of bad faith does not arise as 400.000 tons of riceReuter - 288 words
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Article47 1941-07-10 9 Washington, July 9. •■pHE Navy Department announced to-day Commander George W Grove, United States naval observer at tartied to the Royal Alr Force In Iraq. was involved m a plane crash. He was first reported missing a month ago. United PressUnited Press - 47 words
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Article82 1941-07-10 9 .Manila, July 9. •TPHE German consulate here closed to-day and the Italian consulate IS closing to-morrow. The staff: of the two Axis consulates will depart for Shanghai on July 14 aboard the s.s. Dona Nati. It was understood no third party consulate would take overUnited Press - 82 words
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Article57 1941-07-10 9 lurahim bin Ahmad, a 38-year-old overseer, was charged m the Third Court yesterday with theft of 32 planks, the property of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners, from the Bukit Timah Alter bed* on July 5. The planks were stated to be worth about $20. Ibrahim claimed trial and the case was57 words
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126 1941-07-10 9 Charged Years After Alleged Offence (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 9. 'THREE Chinese, Khoo 800 Thye, Khoo 800 Tiong and Hoh Sow Cheng appeared to-day before Mr. T. V. A. Brodie m the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate's Court when a charge that they on Dec. 7, 1927, at126 words
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Advertisement166 1941-07-10 9 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS SINGAPORE Ml MfIPALITY Tender*. n imm irvlted for the 'rials services For I.- v Mnn!etpal Tender* steel Un.socket(l sins. noon. ti Beet Quality r water Dept Date or*. Ju 14, M II ■> and Special Closing 12 ,v... Ol I DUNCAN M. Bt| U Secretary. i I'.Lir166 words
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Advertisement312 1941-07-10 9 Friday 11th HAPPY CABARET "BEAUTY CONTEST' 9 JUDGES JAMES E. REGIS AND HARRISON FORMAN OF ACME NEWS and N.B.C. OTHER JUDGES W. S. CLARKSON, 808 SMITH, and JOE T. JORDAN. CUPS AWARDED TO WINNERS DANCE TO BE FILMED to-night 6 9.45 [THEATRE ROYAL Last Few Shows. Don't Miss It This312 words
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Miscellaneous32 1941-07-10 9 F I C E MAIL LIST rir p m. and 4 pm. air 9 a.m. to-tttwontM air 11a.m. \RRIV.\LS BnaMln fair] general delivery iralia air. general delivery '.••T; '*r wmmml delivery 8.1532 words
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462 1941-07-10 10 Thrilling Exchanges In Stadium Soccer Game LOSERS HOTLY CONTEST EVERY INCH OF GROUND Chinese Athletic 1 Gordons 0. THERE were plenty of thrills m the first division league 1 soccer match at the Anson Road stadium yesterday m which the Chinese Athletic convincingly beat the462 words
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Article53 1941-07-10 10 Soccer: s..\ WJk leagae, icseive division. S.( K.A. vs. R A.F Geylans stadium; F<»rtre,s R.K. vs. Police, Changi; second division (a). S.H.B. vs. OCA, SUB Malay Regiment vs. RE. Malays, Alexandra; Moravia vs. RAM C. V M A second divisi >n fb), Air Headquarters vs J.C.S A..53 words
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287 1941-07-10 10 Y.M.C.A. Defeat Naval Team By 66 Runs AtrOOD Innings Ol r^ runs by Chong Thiam Kiew. their opening batsman, who batted steadily against the fine bowling of Robinson, enabled j the Y MC A to beat a naval team j by 66 runs m a cricket match played at the287 words
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Article320 1941-07-10 10 THi-E Royal Singapore Goif Club's women's June medal competition <Staoleford handicapping system i was' played at Bukit Timah on Monday afternxm and resulied m a win for j Mrs. R. Wakeford m "A" division with a teora or 14*fc, m a tie between Mrs j H320 words
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Article61 1941-07-10 10 CRICKET THHE following have been selected to play cricket for the V.M.C A. against the R.A.F. (Tengah) on the Anson Road ground at 2 p.m. on Saturday. K. Y. Spencer, F. Witcheli, C. Bceston, A. P. Raja, Tan Guan Hong, A. J. Kinney. V. R Sabapathy, V. N. Pillay. J.61 words
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Article33 1941-07-10 10 MEMBERS of the Chinese Sports Association who have not yet sent m their entries for the billiards, badminton, table tennis and chess tournaments should do so on or before July 1533 words
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240 1941-07-10 10 From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 8. IN a very keenly contested league match at the depot ground to-day th? Johore Military Fcrces beat the! Rangers by three goals to nil. Though lacking the effective combination of the soldiers, the Rangers fought hard,240 words
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Article, Illustration45 1941-07-10 10 picture. Matha, the Police left hack, vigorously beats back an attack by th J Chinese m Tuesday's first division league soccer match at Anson Road stadium m which the Straits Chinese Football Association beat the Police by four goals to nil. Free PressFree Press - 45 words
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385 1941-07-10 10 ODD GOAL VICTORY ON COLLEGE GROUND Combined Schools 2 Medical College 1 DIT for the splendid goal keeping of Foo Lum ('hoon, the Combined Schools might have l>eaten the Medical College by more than two goals to one m their soccer match on the385 words
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Article107 1941-07-10 10 Loudon, July 9. POOTBALL clubs throughout England on Wednesday received the fixtures arranged by the league for the first half of the next season. Thirty-four teams arc op. rating m the south section, 38 m the north. The programmes open on August 30 andReuter - 107 words
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255 1941-07-10 10 Loon Cnong Huck Toe i Win Final S. C. R. C- Te rm is DUNNERS-I IP m the recent Singapore championships, Chin I Kee Onn and Chua Choon Leong were surprisingly beaten B—6,8 6, 6 B, 6 o by Yong Loon Chong and Tan Hack Toe m the final of255 words
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Article, Illustration591 1941-07-10 10 ALL THREE SINGAPORE TEAMS ENGAGED TWO important games m the southern section of th Malaya Cup competition will be played this w...,.^ as the Army face the Royal Air Force H Am** K., a d stadium to-morrow, and Singapore oppose Ne<rn Saabß* at Seremban on591 words
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Article50 1941-07-10 10 Y.M.C.A. SO< "jHBR foil Bring haae b play for the V M C A soccer nutch aga n_; the SH B pr-mnd Mt K. Ifuthukumaru; V J R. GUI; G. Day. J. Wo Ort n: K. Goldsm.th. Cr.^ J. G. Shepherd. Karim. A l lam a* Lim Kah Tent B50 words
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Article23 1941-07-10 10 I*HE Royal Navy hea" .he (fteletari by tw. goal- h i .second division a- league ryecer match played at Seletar23 words
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