The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 July 1941
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Title Section20 1941-07-17 1 LATE SINGAPORE EDITION The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 16.56*. ESTD 1835 THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1041. 6 CENTS20 words
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Article218 1941-07-17 1 'Stronger Government To Be Formed'— Tokio Move To Cope With Present National World Situation EMPEROR EMPRESS INTERRUPT HOLIDAY, RETURN TO CAPITAL TOKIO, JULY 16. jo MAKE ROOM FOR A STRONGER GOVERNMENT WHICH CAN COPE WITH I THE PRESENT NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SITUATION, THE JAPANESE CABINET RESIGNED ENUnited Press; Reuter - 218 words
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Article, Illustration76 1941-07-17 1 I on don. July 16 i"' -VY convoy was sue. -essfuliy at- I aolU coast t-axly ■A V Mlddl- Bast rawrtuiique issurt to-day. --i -ion,(h »frf drnpnrd on an 1 >'^-wl ..midship-, «r»^ it\r vnH .mpl.-tr!* dr^trovrd. !i v 4 V A lu-l^t 'unierN And «»n«-Reuter - 76 words
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Article41 1941-07-17 1 I.or.dvii, .'uly lti. IT is otti.ially announced l^at British •ivi'ian air raid CMUSlttefl from Jan. 1 last vrar o the* fnd of Juiv? totalled ipprcximatelv 41/00 killed and 5?. 676 injured or died m hospital. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article53 1941-07-17 1 Manila. July 16. THK navy has announced that he entrances to .Manila and Subic Bays will be danger. >u> to shipping after daylight to-morn>w on account of mines. Fntrance to the Subic Kay naval defensive sea area is prohibited. Fntrance to Manila Bay is permitted onlyReuter - 53 words
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Article107 1941-07-17 1 Washington, ,lul> 'b. MR. HARRY HOPKINS is en route to I^rndon on a minion connected with his duties as co-ordlncxtor of Uni-ed States aid for Britain, i: was learned here to-day. Mr. Hopkins le.'t the United States last week, so that it is conceivable he has alreadyUnited Press - 107 words
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66 1941-07-17 1 Lisbon, July 16. pHINESE diplomatic and consular staffs are returning home Immediately from Axis countries on the orders of the Chinese Government. The withdrawal follows the announcement of iecognl:lon by Germany, Italy and Rumania of the Japanese-sponsored government of Nanking. Thirty-four Chinese envoys are expectedReuter - 66 words
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Article22 1941-07-17 1 Cairo, July 16. 'TO-DAY'S British Middle Bast com--1 m unique states: "On all fronts there is no change m the .-ituatJon." ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article, Illustration59 1941-07-17 1 TN an interview with Reuter's correspondent m Singapore yesterday, the British Commander m Chief, Far *East, Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert Brooke Popham, declared "Come what may, we are fully prepared. "We arc confident that, whatever the British forces may be called upon to perform, weReuter - 59 words
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345 1941-07-17 1 London, July 16. SPEAKING at a London luncheon to-day Mr. A. V. Alexander. First Lord of the Admiralty, said there was no justification for anything but grim determination to face the possibility of a long war, with the grimmest war yet toReuter - 345 words
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107 1941-07-17 1 NEXT FEW DAYS MAY BE CRUCIAL FOR BOLD STRATEGY OF REDS London, July IG. TO-DAY, the 25th day oi the hattle on the eastern 1 front, finds the Germans still battering hard on the stubborn Russian defences m their drive toward three primary objectives Leningrad, Moscow and Kiev, says Renter.Reuter; United Press - 107 words
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65 1941-07-17 1 Zurich. July 16. LONG lists of death announcements of men killed on the eastern front are appearing tiaiiy m t'-° Qeiiuan newsnpers. The Voelkischer Beooa«-hter contains an announcement of the death of Gen. Otto Lancelle. holder of the Pour le Mirite Order. Germany's hiphestReuter - 65 words
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192 1941-07-17 1 London, July 16. /YVFR 2,000 tons of bombs were dropped m the Ruhr area between June 16 and July 10. Further examples showing the weight of the British night attacks are the cropping of 1,000 tons of bombs onReuter - 192 words
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Advertisement118 1941-07-17 1 BIGIA TEA IS BEST RAFFLES HOTEL TO-NIGHT DINNER DANCE (informal) 8 p.m. to midnight buster maggie M; S3.W> NON-DIN KRS SI.OS Saturday LUNCH IN THE BALLROOM GRILL RACE DINNER -DANCE CABARET SUNDAY EVENING Of THE PALM COURT MILITARY BAND CONCERT 8.30 to 10.30 p.m. tot Band O f me LOYAL118 words
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Advertisement6 1941-07-17 1 (Japanese Move at Present Unlikely—Page THREE)6 words
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Advertisement50 1941-07-17 1 INSIST ON BIGIA TEA SEAVIEW H HOTEL BALL-ROOM PERFECTLY AIRCONDITIONED BY SEABREEZE'S FRIDAY <Sc SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DINNER S3. NO ADMISSION CHARGE DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY THE RELLER'S BAND SUNDAY: MORNING: It a.m. 1 p.m. POPULAR CONCERT SPECIAL TIFFIN EVENING: SPECIAL DINNER SERVED ON THE LAWN CONCERT 8-11 P.M.50 words
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Advertisement190 1941-07-17 2 *THE WAGONS ROLL. AT NIGHT" has the essentials of a good show— a well-knit plot, fact -moving action and romance" FREE PRESS TO-DAY 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 A Thousand thrills are yours when tf-jffc I^MB ■S&£fl 1 '^Cj4 w- Wm M '-vUIk ■BvJ i r > f ■^JfcLp -■■■IB PRESENTED190 words
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Advertisement415 1941-07-17 2 Night Soil Workers (From Our Own Correspondent) $^^2l^i^F^^UL > fiA£ AS a sequel to last night's raid on K^-^S night soil labourers' quarters, 34 EM'^^HP^^^BlE-! men were to-day charged m court with w&. .^jfl Plw Hrn discontinuing: work as public servants, lOflHH^rJP^^nß^Bl an offence under the Defence Hegula- WM W^m415 words
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Advertisement280 1941-07-17 2 Packed Houses at every Show acclaim this a MARLENE'S BEST PICTURE; CAPITAL I 3 SHCWS da 'ly V Mr V I 3.15-6.1 5z 9. 1S Roaring 1 out of the Pacific iff^l^K like a Typhoon bringing J^^ M IM_ you a more exciting, more m^& K^9 m ¥jmf f ascinatinft-280 words
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678 1941-07-17 3 Certain Steps' Discussed In Event Of Emergency MOVE BY JAPAN WITHIN MONTH HELD UNLIKELY London, July 16. RIMOI RS that Japan is groJng to take some dramatic action within the next month or so are discounted by the Pail] Herald's diplomatic correspondent, whoReuter; United Press - 678 words
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99 1941-07-17 3 "Will Be In Moscow By Sunday," Nazis Tell Japanese New York. July Iti. GERMANY has Informed Japan that German torcej ars erp^'tec! *o .aj>ture MOSCOW by Ji'ly SO, B UXC69 CIOSC o the Chinese Government a.v-ert. accordmej fco MrlvilV JmeODJ, N'JtH) T '.al Broadcasting Corporation's commentator 'ii Chungking In nUnited Press - 99 words
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153 1941-07-17 3 British Raid From Tobruk Is Described London, July 16. A RAID made by British forces from Tobruk, which the enemy mistook for a major attempt to break out of town, took place last, Saturday and was described m London to-day. The raid was carried out astride the road from TobrukReuter - 153 words
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Article126 1941-07-17 3 London, July Hi. QOOD results were observed m spite of bad weather m R.A.F. raids on industrial objectives at DuLsberg and elsewhere m the Ruhr last night, states an Air Ministry communique. Three bombers are missing. Fighters on offensive patrols attacked an aerodrome m northern France126 words
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73 1941-07-17 3 Miami, July 15. AMERICAN bombers are now being delivered via Miami to Giorait.ir. and sometimes directly from \T:ain; to Gibraltar, ar rcrdmg to n dispatch :rom Washington appearing m the Miami Herald to-day. At other times the planes ar> Sown bt way ot Natil forUnited Press - 73 words
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42 1941-07-17 3 Ankara. July 16. IT is understood that the Soviet Union is resuming diplomatic relatl >ns with Yugoslavia. Greece, Belgium .md Nfcrwav. M. GavnloviU-h Ls leaving here shortly to resume s positl "n as Jugoslav Minister m ReuterReuter - 42 words
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44 1941-07-17 3 Ankara, Ju'v 16. (Ifrmans are understood to be encountfin? dirtu-ulHis m heir attempts to negotiate a new Turco-(ierman trade a»jr<»ement for t '.15.000.000 (Turkish). Ihe reason is they ran promise delivery only m a year or two year*' time. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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376 1941-07-17 3 Queries In Commons On Anglo-Spani sh Relations London, July 16. TpIE pronouncement of Senor Suncr. Spanish Foreign Minister, on July 2 that the Falange were taking up arms together with j their German comrades against I Russia and the profound friendship between both countries was the subject of a questionReuter - 376 words
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140 1941-07-17 3 'Not Even U. S. -Negotiated Peace For China'- Dr. Quo Chungking, July 16. JJENYING that the Germans had made an effort to settle the Sino-Japanese hostilities prior to their severance of relations with the Chungking Government, Dr. Quo Tai-chi, Chinese Foreign Minister, m an interview with the United Press to-day,United Press - 140 words
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331 1941-07-17 3 London, July 16. AN agency message from Washington states that maritime circles there are more confident about Britain's shipping position. They have been inspired by the publication of figures of British shipping losses for June. Shipping officials state that next year the UnitedReuter - 331 words
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104 1941-07-17 3 London, July 16 SQUADRON LEADER Roland Tuck, first K.A.F. airman to receive two bars to the Distinguished Flying Cross, was decorated by the King wi h his second bar at an investiture at Buckingham Palace this week. Squadron Leader Tuck said HisReuter - 104 words
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113 1941-07-17 3 N.W. Frontier Tribes Welcome Pact With Reds Peshawar, July 16. THE Anglo-Russian agreement is widely approved by tribes along the north-west frontier. Although they have no sympathy for Bolshevik doctrines and principles, they realize that m this war anyone who kills Nazis is a true friend of the British. TheReuter - 113 words
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131 1941-07-17 3 London, July 16. THE estimated total yield from war tax m the Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States for the current year is respectively, $10,000,000 and M.000.C00 said Mr. George Hall, Undersecretary of State for Colonies, answering a question m the HouseReuter - 131 words
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Advertisement39 1941-07-17 3 MIDNIGHT 3 AT. 19th JULY xm#o* „> Ofy OU«D«EAMSi ih ALICE FA YE 4fy DON AMECHE f CARMEN MIRANDA JCASROLNAISH I ta CURT BOIS d /-"V w HONtt KINSKEY i, -*J V by IJJ AL TJCKETS NOW AVAILABLE AT CATHAY39 words
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Advertisement212 1941-07-17 3 RED PALM OIL l his oil contains considerable quantities of Vitamin -A and to specially prepared for use as a cooking oil and as a medicine It is excellent for preventing influenza cough? and colds 50 ets. per Bottle Obtainable from MEDICAL HALL LTD. 3, Battery Road. IT'S THE TAP-HAPPY212 words
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689 1941-07-17 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1941. The Nile Valley WITH characteristic clarity and power, the Prime Minister has directed attention to the remarkable improvement which has taken place m the Middle East situation during the past two months. It is truly the reward of determined and vigorous action689 words
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1877 1941-07-17 4 Recruiting Problems The Question Of Conscription Australia At War— Vll "T TELL you it is the duty *of every man who is physically fit to enlist with the A.I.F. Khaki is your colour. Get into khaki and help to support your cobbers who are fiphting overseas *A lunch-time crowd m1,877 words
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Advertisement368 1941-07-17 4 Wi agree.. You find I ROSES Lime Juice I satisfies all tastes!" ~*~~^^B 9 'te.&.mT^ _^B» 4 b^i fl^Sr *^B I b^h *"^Bs •^bX 4P^h L ■V^Bk 1 ■II jffjß J Bj Bl Bj __B^^_^Bl^^B^^^^_^^^Bßj i i ,ji .^B^r ££B^Br a x JEjtw f Bl jfrS^B^fiß^B^B* iur t »iry titiy368 words
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1689 1941-07-17 5 MARY HEATHCOTT - MARY HEATHCOTT Free Press Feature By j re girls than usual up at Tuesday's the Services held at Memorial Hall, were still not enough rtners for all the uncled. this dance was run by i committee, Tmngtin sponsfbk for all the rovkfed the service1,689 words
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Article, Illustration55 1941-07-17 5 Inside the Anzac Club on Tuesday, a cheerful <roup takes tea. The Anzac Club is surrounded by its own piece of padang, on which tea tables were set for the big crowd of Australian and New Zealand soldiers, sailors and airmen who55 words
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Article, Illustration72 1941-07-17 5 rLJUk/' fi^ W f arl lt' 611 <* *J* Anzac Club, making his speech at the official opening of the club on Tuesday Also m the picture are Mrs. C. G. Howell, Sir Robert Brooke- Popham, the Governor, (Sir Shenton Thomas) and Maj.-Gen. Gordon72 words
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282 1941-07-17 5 London. July 15. iTHE diplomatic correspondent of the 1 Daily Herald, discussing Japan's likely moves, states that one report says Japan is planning to "lease" from Vichy naval and air bases m IndoChina. including the harbour at Cam Ranh Bay. "'Those whoUnited Press - 282 words
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104 1941-07-17 5 London, July 15. THANK God you are sale, and thanks 1 tor the generous imoulse which brought you all over here." the Prime Minister, Mr Winston Churchill, declared to-daj at 10, Downing Street. when he received 15 American Red Crocs nurses, among whom were 11British Wireless - 104 words
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53 1941-07-17 5 Budapest, July 16. ONE hundred Serbian and Jewish prisoners last night escaped from an improvised Croatian concentration camn at Kurestinis near Monobcr. according to an official announcement here to-day They succeeded m obtaining arms but 50 have been recaptured and will face a courtUnited Press - 53 words
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Advertisement91 1941-07-17 5 CAS WATER 4 .r-£__- l^* r 15 a-* v L_s f _J^S WHi an ASCOT Multi-Point installed m voui nome "ou nave a fully automatic, unfallln; hsn water supply M Bath. Basin «j><i ai"> Just by turning anj hot water tap this ASOOI Jghts u-.fi! ipvmx instant not water whlcfc91 words
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Advertisement68 1941-07-17 5 DonH miss the fun Lady McElwaine's Streamlined Fair m aid of the Kings School Services' Extension Chief Justice's Residence. Allilll Ail Admission Friday, August Bth 9 p.m. VICTORIA THEATR? The SCENES HIFTERS present HAROLD BRIGHOUSE'S FAMOUS COMEDY HOBSON'S CHOICE JULY li>, 25 and 26, at 9.20 p.m. Booking at LITTLE'S68 words
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501 1941-07-17 6 Belgium's Magnificent Resistance To Germans In Occupied Territory London, July 15. A PICTURE of the conditions m German-occupied Belgium and of the magnificent resistance to the Germans which the Belgian people are displaying was given m London to-day by the Belgian Prime Minister, M. Pierlot. He said that this resistanceBritish Wireless - 501 words
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175 1941-07-17 6 Concentration Of British Industries London, July 15. THE satisfactory results of the concentration of industry were mentioned by the President of the Board jf Trade. Sir Andrew Duncan, replying to a question m the House of Crmmons to-day. Sir Andrew said that one result of the invitation last March toBritish Wireless - 175 words
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Article363 1941-07-17 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 16. A STRONG plea that at the end of a fortnight the police should be able to assure the court that there would be no undue delay m proceeding with ca-ses against his clients was made by Mr. F.363 words
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107 1941-07-17 6 London, July 16. THE evacuation of ihildren overseas has been so successful that the Dominion* arc now olTering to tako war orphans This was revealed yesterday by tho Under-S?cretary for Doming n Affairs at a meeting of the Victor. a League m L >ndon. NoReuter - 107 words
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37 1941-07-17 6 Moscow, July 1H r[E United States Ambassador, Mr. Laurence Steinhardt, to-day denied German reports that the embassy had left Mr scow. He said he was not planning immediate evacuation. United PressUnited Press - 37 words
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441 1941-07-17 6 Beirut. h\U n IMPERIAL forces yesterday morning enter* Reuters special correspondent with the Brit ft,,./ Syria The reception by the Syrian and Frencl u lac astonishing. The streets were thronged with and clapping as the long convoy of advano the suburbs. Formal entryReuter - 441 words
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Article85 1941-07-17 6 1 JuK h AS*!" stl PoliUca leadership t<j i apan total war footing iiiad* i leading article m ne M>Da J Hochi Shimhun i It says that the ilnnet must hr strengthened as earh a* possible^ it wishes to achieve this aim The task ofReuter - 85 words
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56 1941-07-17 6 saint I* ml. v i. A TOTAL 91 n mem tgtfi Working Pa:' barged with con ihe Qovernment by i of Industry, trad< naval and militan Twenty-one oi 4^- r. members of tl n U... >n and it is asai i fendants pure:.;. tion m orderUnited Press - 56 words
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38 1941-07-17 6 01 i THE (n D the ok of ga rists I 7 ir. da Tin G- vemm t a Lied 1 voluntary H pi consumption warned that It 1 "resort rati United PressUnited Press - 38 words
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Advertisement74 1941-07-17 6 Now Try this Amazing Liquid Healer for Your SKIN TROUBLE loget baling relief fan i hronk Eczema T.T a c 1S n IX i >lN R '»^orm. Dhobi Itch. Singapore Foot, Prickly Heat Inflamed an.l It, bing 1 roptioos, you need a penetrating remedy to kill the festering i:erm. an-174 words
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Advertisement62 1941-07-17 6 HR^Hte,. 3?« i Bl '9 Bnf m^a^^fli BP^9r .S r """^ifc BFvl bT i I b^^^ I k^% W y BB^^^T BMk k bB BMBMBMBMbB BW l > W bbßbbb^^^^ JbW MBbHBhV BhT SBHB^fIBBr '^c*' it </&&&.■■ '^BP^Bhbhbhß BbV^^^aßbl BW Bhbhvbhbb ■>-^^S .-^t v^*-*' Bhp^^^ ■jbVJ BVmhbhb "^^^sMBVJ ..^bbhß bhT62 words
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Article, Illustration613 1941-07-17 7 Leader Of The Sikhs Ruler Of Punjab's Premier State JHE Maharajah of Patiala. Capt. His Highness Far-zand-i-Khas, 28-year-old ruler of the largest and most important Sikh State m India, will arrive m Malaya next month to visit Indian troops stationed613 words
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257 1941-07-17 7 Ex-Storekeeper Of Sugar Pool In Court -■'•nary Inquiry into a: A barge of falsifying the Government ween Sept. 29. 1940. this year, preferred bai Seng. former I the sugar pool [Yafalgar street, was. 3 ngaparc Third court Inspects C mmereta] rab- Btati n, (tea ct£< U being said the Governors!257 words
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Article36 1941-07-17 7 MAILS LOST THROUGH ENEMY ACTION IT icnera Pool i -nd 1 i that m ppfoxhnately •.i r i prepaid a: ball ounce hat i re transport Kingdom '<> Durl an i i urban lave been n acUon36 words
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Article40 1941-07-17 7 1 m bcnc-maker, 9 yean, n I bred d I m j vxs :n- H t:-t, the that nun treated r .en dan before a- ere he di d the ng due to tetanus ::v misadren.ure tried.40 words
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Article47 1941-07-17 7 I A U Ml Lsmaul. 19. was or. T..- Sin-aporr laj to have cau-^-i hurt titan Hurbour Board tr d and Charles P. i were alleged to have r&njoni Pagar dock- on Joty 15. Ali I >.:- < bail of $100 m pntpoMd a w^k for47 words
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Article140 1941-07-17 7 A MAN whose sen had met his death by falling ti i to a well wras yesterday told by the Singapore Coroner. Mr. \V. G. Porter, 'hat he should have nad the well adequately protected, and was also wnrned to proud? protection to prevent140 words
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116 1941-07-17 7 IT is notified that no merchant vessel ij» to enter or c^me to anchor within territ >ri il waters on the east coast of Johore, Pahang, Trengicunu. and KeUntan, and on the west coast .»f Joho r e. between sunset and Vessels which lui\p alr";:dy116 words
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Article283 1941-07-17 7 Moneychanger's Suit For $7,462 ALLEGING nrofeatianal n Bttgence on the part o| SOttdton 1 linn. Zehndcr Brothers, an Indian money-] Changer, Soona Sha.k Daw od. i.s claimmi $T,4G2 rrom Zehnder Bro:hers m a civil act! n which begin before Mr ostL- Aitkon hi Ihe High durt yesterday.283 words
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Article, Illustration778 1941-07-17 7 RECOGNIZED among military circles m Malaya is the fart that the Malay has proved himself worthy >f his embodiment m the regular forces oi the British Army, and that he is now an important entity for the protection of his native country against aggressive foes.778 words
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809 1941-07-17 7 Local Boys Prospects In Building Industry EDUCATIONALIST STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF WAGES *TT is a totally undeserved slur on the local boy to say 1 that he is afraid of taking off his coat and will not dirty his hands," declared the Deputy Director of Education, Mr. H. R. Cheeseman, when809 words
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182 1941-07-17 7 Mr. N. Raghavan Sees Emigration Committee N. RAGHAVAN, pr«toent of r,f\i i e Cenlrai toWm Association of Malaya, who is on a short visit. to Simla, net members of ih<-u-ithU^ g Emigration Committee With *horn he discussed the Indian situation m Malaya, states a Router message from Simla. aS 1182 words
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Article92 1941-07-17 7 £lIARGED with tr?»spa.ssin». T into a military ramp without a permit. Fatimah Dint-e Abdullah, a 27 -year -old Malay woman tnld Mr. L. C. Goh. the Singapore Fifth Magistrate, yesterday. "A Malay lance-corporal said he had a house there and vanted iv marry me: I92 words
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Advertisement127 1941-07-17 7 "•9^ I SPORTS WEAR Cuk><r "DURO" SHIRTS J pCNw are made oi quality cotton cellular mesh. They fPsNL^^^^ are cool with splendid washe^^^jK^^^v^yl 4p and wearing qualities YH h*^ witn new P OlO collar Throe \-^J button front and short 'XTC sleeves. In the following plain colours blue, canary, r127 words
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Advertisement288 1941-07-17 8 BURNS PHILP UNE (incorporated id Austraii?) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Monthly sailing by ss. MARELLA (1.375 tons) and m.*. MERKUR (b,OOO tons). Both vessels are fitted with Cabin-de-luxe single and double berth cabins, swimming baths, luxurious public rooms. Single Return. Ist class Singapore/Brisbane288 words
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Advertisement255 1941-07-17 8 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. BLUE FUNNEL LINE. Frequent Sellings to United Kingdom. Oate* art w guaranteed, all cargo bookings subject to CoMer*^ War Clauses. WESTERN AUSTRALIA THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE CHEAPEST FM* Regular Services to Fremantle (Perth) Jevt by first class oassenger shios. Single fare 3 192 (A £28)255 words
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Miscellaneous309 1941-07-17 8 Broadcasting I TO-DAY sss^rttr,«s* •.,,1 SINGAPORE ESTI?4SSrj I v Icliowed by mu^.ci a Lr t I ZHU 14M <«* "J News and news c<m S I ZHfl Mi «»^i Interlude; 845 p■, .y t I (ZHP« «.m Mrs. Mcly^. bvm <•" (EHFI T.M <«l-5« -List ners' Choice" ':t I ywi,309 words
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850 1941-07-17 9 Singapore Waste Paper For Shipment To India RESULTS OF SCRAP DRIVE "QNE shipment of ten toas of waste paper for India is now ready, and I have orders for another 30 tons, but owing to inadequate baling facilities it will be some time before this is ready," states Mr. W.850 words
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343 1941-07-17 9 A PPROACHING Singapore at greater ■f*- speed than most passenger chines, the K.N.I.L.M.'s new Douglas D.C. 5 airliner made a perfect landing on its tricycle undercarriage at the Singapore Airport yeslerday on its first visit from Batavia with 11 passengers. The airliner left a lew343 words
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Article102 1941-07-17 9 A POLICE court case m which Ong Ah Hx-k h2d been sentenced to six months' rigorous imprison. nent for a'lc?edly kce-^ng a brothel m Deskt r Road L« to be retried by order of the Chief Justir? ~;r Penf IfcEhrtine. Appearing on behalf of Ong Ah Bo102 words
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Advertisement258 1941-07-17 9 CUSSIFIED ADVERTISEMEMTS SINGAPORE M! MCfPALTTS B tavMti for the r serncca fot\ Mmaptl rendrn Bted LT.scvkets; Pi rr 12 nOOn. md special ML WW to I Ctataac 12 H\ Plpea, c ol C mi Slack or Lump .T.:.v 30. I9U. for period ,ii U42 Date S« t Ml, I9il A258 words
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Advertisement390 1941-07-17 9 SITUATIONS VACANT LADY TYPISTc to be employed as teleprinter operators urgently required. Must be of British nationality. Salary 5125 per month. Apply :jo X No. 813, jare of Singapor* Free Press. FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS NOTICE. Applications axe invited lor vacancies m the daily ra cd appointments o! Checker* Time390 words
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Advertisement133 1941-07-17 9 A CAUSE COULD NOT BE WORTHIER! VIVIEN ("Scarlett") LEIGH as Lady Hamilton the alluiin£, commanding inspired woman whose beauty and wit mould the fate of a mighty nation LAURENCE OLIVIER, of "Rebecca" and "Wuthering Heights" famo, her heroic lover whose exploits change the course of millions of lives! The roaring133 words
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Article, Illustration1433 1941-07-17 10 PHARAOH'S FOLLY, CIRCUIT COURT ORDINATION PAY WELL Pinafore's Fine Victory In Main Pony Event SECOND DAY OF SINGAPORE JULY RACE MEETING THREE ma'ulen victories, a like number of upsets, a deadheat for first place m the third race and Pinafore's fine victory m the main pony event, these were theFree Press - 1,433 words
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Article, Illustration259 1941-07-17 10 Malacca Tennis (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, July 15. PLATING fine tennis m the final of the open singles of the Malacca tennis championships on Sunday, the Australian player. O'Donnell. easily beat Capt. Mills m two straight sets. 6 2, 6 In all O'Donnell won threeFree Press - 259 words
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Article117 1941-07-17 10 THE following will represent the 1 Stamford Club (Raffles College Graduates' Union* m a soccer match against Raffles Coll ge on the College ground to-day Taib b Huji Ardak, Wan Hamzah. Low Kee Pow. On? Swee Keng. Kadir b Mohd Sultan Tan Choon Seng, Toh Boon Huah, Eu117 words
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Article29 1941-07-17 10 THE Marrieds beat the Singles by two goals to nil m the Singapore Traction Company's annual soccer match played at the S T C sround yesterday.29 words
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235 1941-07-17 10 From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. July 15. JOHORE and Neeri Sembilan will complet ::> lr programmes m the Malaya Cup football competi'ion at the Trnde School ground on Saturday. Previous games between these two States have always provided a close flght last235 words
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Article56 1941-07-17 10 TOUR WINNERS were named m the Free Press selections for yesterday's races at Bukit Timah. These winners were Clarissa the Flea ($24 and S9>, Pharaoh's Folly SKI and Sll>, Pinafore »Sr!l and SI) and Ordination ($44 and $8). The selections for Saturday, the first day of the56 words
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47 1941-07-17 10 Gordons Fight Hard F or Full Points KEEN EXCHANGES AS S.C.C GO DOWN 3-1 Gordons 3 S.C.C DLAYING at Anson Road stadium yesterday m the il division of the S.A.F.A. teigrue, the Gordon Highland*" had to fight hard to beat th: S.C.C. by three to JH sfasfasf47 words
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Article48 1941-07-17 10 rfE third annual general meeting of ;he O^-ners and Trainers Association of Malaya will be held at the Rpx Hotel, Bras 3asah P.'d. StngapOTP a' 5.30 nm. to-d<y. All mprr'bers ar^ reauested to attend as there arc sovpral mat.ers of importance lo be di^cusstd48 words
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Article90 1941-07-17 10 FORDS vs. CHINESE BANKERS THRILLING^oc-cer p, Aason Road stadiun when Ford Sports Club Oversea-Chinese Bank game which is to decid pionship of the Busines B L'ague competition Both teams completed U 28 point* from 15 match* -T of deciding the honours age. which is slightly m Fords,90 words
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Article38 1941-07-17 10 ST. Johns School's annu sports win be held i a Jalan Besar stadiun. p.m. The nee ?or old 880 yards, while a thread race will b<> provide for i Mrs. S. W T?y will trit prizes38 words
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Article88 1941-07-17 10 THE Singapore Chair. t>-» Rubber Aanciatto? held yesterday when then 510 *m )b 1 120 70 ••>• :b 829 15 tans; sold tons. SPOT Unfea Mm ark PRICES RKVI I/I H Fibbed Sm#«l i r*k Yr- v S*an-ia.rd guairv C'Vid averaep pNWf Y--T av»»rat;< q-,.;.. OT auali^v88 words
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