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Title Section17 1941-10-01 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 1C,127. ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1941. 5 CENTS17 words
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Article, Illustration2653 1941-10-01 1 Calls For Sacrifices To Keel) Russia In The Field Premier Warns "Do Not Expect Winter Lull" NAZIS SUFFERING HEAVILY IN WAR AT SEA STANDING before a House to which he had been forced to tell the •"'dark news of Dunkirk, Crete, Greece and the mountingReuter; United Press - 2,653 words
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Article30 1941-10-01 1 Ankara, Sept. 20. I is reported that Hitler has handed to Kin? Boris a final md to send an army corps the Soviet front.- ReuterReuter - 30 words
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172 1941-10-01 1 300 Bombers Raid Stettin Hamburg i.-.ii- -»ept 3d. B.TWELN 200 and 300 of Bri-t-ins h2avcst bcmbers ;ed Stettin and Hamburg night, it w.u understood here to-day. i-B ->tectin. Germany s most important sea base on the Baltiwas attacked last night by a powerful force of the Bomber mi MrMnvtn communique.Reuter - 172 words
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Article52 1941-10-01 1 London. Sept. 30. |T 13 announced by the War Oirice that 600 enemy planes have now been destroyed by antiaf* fire over Britain. fhc 600 th bomber was claimed by i gunner m the north and it witnessed by infantrymen *ho saw it burst into names and crush i^/o theReuter - 52 words
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359 1941-10-01 1 RUSSIANS MAINTAIN INITIATIVE AT LENINGRAD Ixmdon, Sept. ']«>. THE Russian armies are holding the Germans everywhere, and it is learned m London to-day there is no indication m any sector of enemy advance. To-day's Moscow commiinioue reports continued fighting along the entire front during the nifrht. In the Leningrad MdorReuter; United Press - 359 words
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Article320 1941-10-01 1 h.M.S. NELSON IS HIT London, Sept. 30. IT is officially stated he: j to-day that 13 Italian aircraft were destroyed during the recent attack on one ot our convoys m the central Mediterranean. Six ol these fell to fighters of the Fleet Air Arm and seven to the gunsReuter - 320 words
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Article112 1941-10-01 1 Chungking, Sept. 30. /CHINESE forces at all points along the Changsha front launched a general offensive at dawn to-day, "with the most encouraging results, paving the way for a decisive victory m a day or two," Gen. Hsueh Yueh telephone from Changsha to-day, according to an officialUnited Press - 112 words
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Article107 1941-10-01 1 SIR Hubert Wilkins, the Australian explorer and lecturer, has arrived m Sydney to conduct an Independent economic and social survey affecting cooperation between the United States, Australia, China, and the Netherlands Indies He said that he would submit the results of his survey, with recommendations,107 words
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Article67 1941-10-01 1 London, Sept. 23. A SECOND Koyal Air Fore* squadron is now operating on the Eastern Front, affording to Moscow Radio to-day. In conjunction with the Russian air force, they shot tiimn 26 German plants m two days, the radio said, the British accounting for 17.United Press - 67 words
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248 1941-10-01 1 Third Polish Divi sion Is Being Formed On Russian Soil Moscow, Sept. 30. T*HE Polish Commander-in- Chief m Russia, Gen. Anders, revealed to-day he is forming a third Polish division on Soviet soil and is aiming at the formation of an army. Gen. Anders told British and American corresoondent hereUnited Press - 248 words
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Article54 1941-10-01 1 Tokio. Sept. 30. THE Japanese Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Inc. reporting his inspection trip m northern Japan, told the Cabinet to-d v that, because of the heavy rains £ince September, crops might ni revived to c^ndit.ons prevailing m the middle of August, m the event experts' crop-savinp error*!United Press - 54 words
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Advertisement80 1941-10-01 1 JUST UNPACKED. PLAN AND PRINTED GOLD AND SILVER ORGANDIE SUITABLE FOR EVEMN6-WEAP DAINTY DESIGNS CHOTISMALL'S RAFFLES HOTEL TO-NIGHT DINNER DANCE (informal) 8 p.m. to midnight Jabaret- BUSTER MAGGIE I 'INNER $3.06 NON-DINERS $1 00 SATURDAY NEW CABARET ATTRACTION ROSALIE LOUIS IMBBCAM BALLROOM AND ACROBATIC DANCERS .UNDAY EVENING IN THE PALM80 words
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Advertisement6 1941-10-01 1 (See earlier report m Page BIGHT)6 words
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Article94 1941-10-01 2 Bangkok, Sept. 30. THE Thai Government will try to preserve the independence cf tne Thai nation above everything che said the Thai Premier, Marshal Luan^, Pibul winding up the 90-day session o; u.e National Assembly t*"is evening. The Hou-e cheered his announcement thit Thailand wasReuter - 94 words
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Article53 1941-10-01 2 Quetta (itidU), Se.yt. 30. A NOTliiuß ear m tremor oi con- siderable intensity rocked Quetta at 8 p.m., G.M.T., yestprday. It lasted 15 seconds and awoke the inhabitants, who were mostly sleeping m the open. It was accompanied by heavy rumbling. Four more tremors were recorded duringReuter - 53 words
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Article145 1941-10-01 2 (From Our Own Correspondent Seremban, Sept. 30. f^ MALAY woman, Sinah binti Mataii. was sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment m the Negri S^mbilan assizes by Mr. Justice W K. Home to-day on a charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. The case bejan145 words
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Advertisement21 1941-10-01 2 For Pictures at WEDDINGS DANCES RE-UNIONS CHRISTENINGS DINNERS MEETINGS Coanilt the STRAITS TIMES, Fhone or write the Production Manager. Phwie 5471.21 words
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Advertisement112 1941-10-01 2 JQ TO DAY raVuMTI 3.15-6.15-9.15 PACKED HOUSES AT ALL SHOWS WEPE THRILLED BY THE BEAUTY OP THIS PRODUCTION fai»r*t«wn« Pt*\+n*\ J^T^^f 4^^ lit J 1 f^^^W^^B 4 VHIIC I m HINiT HATHAWA* Added Attraction 'POPEYE MEETS WILLIAM TELL' j Calling Johore Residents! Let THE AMAZING DOCTOR CUTTERHOUSE Cure your blues.112 words
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Advertisement92 1941-10-01 2 9 th DAY of SpecEsi Return Engagement! A RECORD HELD CJ^LY BY Q.W.T.W.I CAPITOL 4 HC'C'^s of THRIVING. ui.iiul.MS-i.D ENTERTAIMMEKT! AT POPULAR PRICES! GONE WITH I THE WIND DAVID SELZNICKS great production of MARGARET MITCHELLS Immortal Story Starring CLARK GABLE VIVIEN LEIGH LESLIE HOWARD STALLS. .6O cts. and $I.2O.. CIRCLE92 words
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473 1941-10-01 3 VOROSHILOV PRESENT AT MOSCOW TALKS Six Committees To Deal With Aid Problems Moscow, Sept. 30. IJ VOROSHILOV, Soviet Commander-in-Chief m the northern sector of the Eastern Front, was present at the opening of the three-power conference m Moscow yesterday symbolizing the extreme urgency of the business. He was m excellentReuter - 473 words
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Article243 1941-10-01 3 I.ond >n. Se^t. 30. THOUSANDS of Czechs have be n ar jr.?d m Bohemia and Mvavia. including hundreds In Prague, the Daily Mail asserted m a dLspatch datelined the Gtrnrn frt ntier to-day. Tbes? executed ye^terd3y, according to thi newspaper, included ;*n editcr of aUnited Press; Reuter - 243 words
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Article60 1941-10-01 3 THE demons '.ration of methods of dealing with incendiary bombs, the othrr clay m Raffles Plac^ by A R.P. Deportirrnt. is to be rep. aMI th re on each Friday during Oc'.ober, at 5.30 p.m. These demonare intrndpd for employers rv.ployees m btisiness houses, who igei to attend60 words
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Article31 1941-10-01 3 Canberra, Sent. 30. T:iE Labour Party has decided to c what is equivalent to a ore motion agnir.st the Governm' nt on the budget m the ir.s^ of Representatives tomorr ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article140 1941-10-01 3 Tokio, Sept. 30. HPHE Japanese InfDrmation Bureau spokesman, Mr. Koh Ishii. declined to comment at his Press ccn'erenee to-day on the Japanese- American negotiations at present gcing on m Washington. Mr. Ishii said the matter of dispatching a Japanese vessel dir?ct to the United StitesUnited Press - 140 words
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139 1941-10-01 3 Chungking, Sept. 30. puioL protection for Chinese nationals and property is demand- ed by the Chinese Foreign Office m identical protests sent to the French embassy m Chungking and the Vichy Government following two recent incidents m Hanoi. In the first case a partyReuter - 139 words
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Article94 1941-10-01 3 Tokio, Sept. 30. WITHOUT elaborating, the Japanese Information Bureau spokesman, Mr. Koh Ishii, said to-day: "We admire Mr. Duff Cooper's frankness m his utterances everywhere he goes." Mr. Ishii revealed that the British Ambassador, Sir Robert Craigie, recently informed the Foreign Vice-Minister that he was goingUnited Press - 94 words
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484 1941-10-01 3 Washington, Sept. 30. IT is reported m Congressional quarters that Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, plans to ask President Roosevelt to recommend the virtual scrapping of the Neutrality Act. Congress circles close to Mr. Wendell Willkie reported him as having advised them he wouldReuter; United Press - 484 words
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Article26 1941-10-01 3 Tokio s?nt. 30 rj^HE Japanese Foregn M nist?r, A Adm. T Toyodi, t?-dry reported on "the latest ti^nil si.ucti^n" at th? Cabinet's re?ul?r meptinsr United PressUnited Press - 26 words
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Article91 1941-10-01 3 London, Sept. 3#. rr is officially announced that Sir Walter Mom ton. DirectorGeneral of the Ministry of Information, will visit Moscow at an early date. The Ministry of Information to-day made the following announcement: "Many ques* tions have arisen of common interest between the Ministry91 words
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Article317 1941-10-01 3 Indies Trade Expert's Talks Here I\R. W. A. F. Stokhuyzen, president of the Netherlands Indies Import and Export Associations, to-day concludes a short visit to Singapore. During his stay here Dr. Stokhuyzen has met officials ol t c Netherlands Consulate-General, the Netherlands Irdies Tra <* Commissioner and l^adi..? Netherlands businessmen.317 words
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Advertisement57 1941-10-01 3 808 HOPE... DOROTHY LAMOUR (Joins the Army just for fun) (The Colonel's daughter) CAX H A V e zr NEXT ATTRACTION I tLlt^ E lT Ol N T SARG£ Oto p I &gg3& V/AS JUST TEACHING HER TH L V^^^^3jl\ MANUAL OF A Ohm anffiffi rrr^ ihe Biggest Army Xj/^57 words
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Advertisement11 1941-10-01 3 THEATRICAL MAKE-UP BY "LEICHNER" from MEDICAL HALL LTD. 3. BATTERY ROAD.11 words
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Advertisement21 1941-10-01 3 SEASON EXTENDED CATHAY TODAY V-J-* I I IJ-* I 3.15-6.15-9.15 PHONE 3400 TYRONE POWER L(NDA DA3NELL RITA HAYWO3?TK •BLOOD an. SAND21 words
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707 1941-10-01 4 The Singpore Free Press WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1941. Washington Talks A LTHOUGH secrecy, and even a certain amount of mystery, surround the reports from Washington and Tokio of discussions between the United States and Japan aimed presumably at lessening tension m the Pacific, there is very little evidence that Great707 words
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Article254 1941-10-01 4 THE Government or. it may be. the Colonial Office, has earned the thanks of a large number of European parents In Malaya by the decision announced yesterday to lift the ban on Christmas holiday visits by children over ten who are at school m Australia. It has254 words
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Article93 1941-10-01 4 Chungking, Sept. 30 MR. T. P. TSIANG, secretary to the Executive Yuan, as the official Government spokesman, yesterday voiced a hearty welcome to the United States and British experts coming to China. Sir Otto Niemarer and Mr. Merle Cochrane. '"Hiese two experts are not only wellUnited Press - 93 words
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Article41 1941-10-01 4 THE organisation of the various wnr services m Bat a via is steadily forging ahead and other towns, such as Sourabaya, are also doing good work m preparing for eventualities. The municipal authorities are meeting to exchange vi^v^.41 words
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Article33 1941-10-01 4 Delhi, Sept. Z9. THE working committee ci the All-India Muslim League will hold a meeting m Delhi on Oct. 26. The council of the League -rill also meet on that day.33 words
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Article31 1941-10-01 4 Chmnfkin?, Sept. 34. CEVENTY-TWO Japanese planes *3 rained hundreds of bombs on Chlukwan In Kwangtung yesterday destroying the American Bible Society s orphanage school, according to official reports hsre. United PressUnited Press - 31 words
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Article422 1941-10-01 4 •THE myth that Australia Is predominantly an agricultural country, with little possibility -of developing heavy industries to world standards, has vanished af ter two years of war. This history of Australia's munitions industry is a record of resource and energy which has worked the miracle of achieving what so422 words
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Article, Illustration1227 1941-10-01 4 Clough Williams— Ellis - New Towns For Old In Great Britain Clough Williams— Ellis By NOBODY, so far as I know, has yet made a Thorough reconnaissance of all Britain's bcmoed cities. I certainly have not done so myself. But I have now seen a good deal; perhaps enough to enable me to formulate1,227 words
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Article54 1941-10-01 4 T Simla. Sept. :*<•. HE Stiuidin;; Immigration Committee ia meetinT on Oct 6 at Sim]:, to consider th? draft terms of the a?r.»cment reached by the Indo-Ceylnn exploratory conference The Frder»tio-i el Indian Chambers of Commerce end Industry ha.i requ^t^d he overnment of ind'a to publish the draft54 words
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Article53 1941-10-01 4 OIR SHENTON THOMAF hat received a tele-ram from the Secretary of State for the Cofenies asking him to ronvev t -j f he Sultan of Tre.n??anu and the Tengku Ampuf.ii. the Briti-h CovcrnmeiiT s warm thinks for the joint contribution of $2 000 ppJd to thr Tr53 words
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Article54 1941-10-01 4 I<ondnti. *>pt. :;a. SXRRY PASHA, Egyptian P-lm« Minister, has broad -a t an appeal for economy m food and cto'jhin*. King Parouk is setting an rramole by cutting down all nn-als In the na!ace to thrp« rources md reducing official banouets from trn courses to six. states (heReuter - 54 words
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Article43 1941-10-01 4 Teheran. Sent 30. GEN. Sir Archibald WaveH C-in-C India, left Tpheran at 10 a.m. to-day m a big Pou«*la« passenger plane for Baghdad. It is expected he vill return to Teheran If h<» finds further discussions with the Soviet necet- ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Advertisement110 1941-10-01 4 ]kforUrdP i ?flflt GUARANTEED vQ3 m fj matured m fliM r***- v **4*& W^« gL the wood for "SET '^^^B am ■ylW^^ I P^ familiar Player's Sailor figure symbolises all that is dependable and worthwhile m tobacco-, manufacture. In the cigarette world it stands for Player's Navy Cut a name110 words
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Advertisement133 1941-10-01 4 WAKE UPYOUR LIVER BILEWithrat Calsssel AW Ym'U iwmp mmt of BW fa tW Mmfaff Fdl «l Vkt. The liver should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your boweis daily. If this bile is not flowing freely, your food doesn't digest. It just decays m the bowels. Wind bloats133 words
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213 1941-10-01 5 CO-OPERATORS PLAN TO STAMP OUT DEBTS IMPLEMENTING POLICY OF GOVERNMENT THE desire of the Government Servants' Co--operative Thrift and Loan Society to stamp out indebtedness permanently among its members, thus implementing the policy of Colony Government, was expressed by Mr. A. K. Isaac who presided at the half-yearly general meeting213 words
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Article277 1941-10-01 5 LONDON APPRECIATION lOYFUL news" is how the Soldiers. Sailors and Airmen's Families Association describes the receipt of another substantial ium from Malaya. A letter received by Sir Shenton Thomas from the acting chairman of th*> Association, sta* s, inteT alia: WY have just received the joyful news277 words
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Article114 1941-10-01 5 *rpHE Shepherd of the Hilis," which oponcd at the Pavilion yesterday. Has captured vividly the atmosphere of a rough, rural community, half Lterate. and gv>vemed only by the law of the fun. nis old -fashioned, superstitious r.ng comes a stranger who possesses more money than114 words
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Article94 1941-10-01 5 |TEN I N .yaaia. one of three Jap- an- o who were charged on Saturday under the Defence y Finance Re- t~s. \ras discharged when he appeared b lore Mr. J. L. McFall m the S:-<rapoTe Criminal District Court :.iv I u:r. instructed to withdraw the ehajv-..' m94 words
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Article185 1941-10-01 5 THE Australian Minister for Air, Mr. J. McEwen, has revealed that a R.A.A.F. Buffalo squadron is stationed m Malaya, "wnere its presence is a great acquisition to the defensive strength of R.A.F. and R.A A.F. squadrons m that area." Othr R.A. A. P. squadrons are also185 words
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Article226 1941-10-01 5 Marked Increase Causes Concern (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Sept. 30. A MARKED increase m typhoid cases m Ipoh is causing some concern among the health authorities here. Already 27 cases have b_en reported with a number Ox suspected ones, while seven deaths have been reported226 words
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Article58 1941-10-01 5 DR. VICTOR PURCELL, DirectoTGeneral of Information and Publicity m Malaya, who is visiting .*u?tralia, s'.etcd m a press interview that one of the greatest impressions ne had rained was that Australia was not sacrificing precision to quick output He was surp-ised to see th# proportion of machines In58 words
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Article102 1941-10-01 5 At 10 a.m. Before the Judges Summonses m Chambers, etc. Before The Hon*ble The Chief Justice m Court No. 1: At 10 a.m. Mag. Appeal Tan Yee S<x> vs. Rex Judgment. Thereafter 2 Motions m S 374 41 and 379 41. Before The Honble Mr102 words
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Article59 1941-10-01 5 Sumatra, Sept. 30. fPHE first instalment of over *i 3 000 nrnees has been remitted to the Viceroy's War Pumoses Fund by British Jndian residents m nwiiilm TMs voluntary contribution is noteworthy since British Indian residents m Sumatra are not wealthy, and also are contributing generously tc59 words
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Article, Illustration19 1941-10-01 5 Improvised rafts are used for transporting guns and gun crews across rivers m Northern Ireland.19 words
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139 1941-10-01 5 TTHERE is no need whatever for regular fire-watching at the present time, states a communique from the Department of Information and Publicity. But it is certainly necessary, and obligatory*, that all schemes should be perfected, and approved by the local Director of Pastive Defence Services.139 words
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Article132 1941-10-01 5 THE important part plajed, by rubber ia Uie war is strikingly illustrated m an attractive two- page array of pictuivs m the latest issue of "Freedom," the fortnightly publication for chikuen, irx^English. produced by the Department "of Education and published by the E>epartment of Information132 words
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123 1941-10-01 5 DECAUSE the complainant m the casdid not app?ar m ccurt yeHttrfay, Ngun Soo Hai was granted a discharge DBt amoum-iiig io an acquuuu uy Mi*. Ft. Moor, Singapore third magistrate. Ngun was charged with criminal breach of trust m rr?v -;t of s v al123 words
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Article43 1941-10-01 5 THE seventy-third birthday of Mahatnia Gandhi win be i»*'tirated on Thursday. In Singapore, the Tamil 11. KLc-:hc. A c soriat'on fs holding a r ne^"> i 5 I which several addresses on the life and work of Gandhi will be delivered.43 words
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Article91 1941-10-01 5 "TN view of the fact that they A were found m possession of thousands of documents, and are obviously prominent officials, 1 ask for a heavy bail," said Mr. G. E. Devonshire, Assistant Superintendent of Police m the Singapore District Court yesterday, when two young:91 words
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Article187 1941-10-01 5 AN ENGLISH-speaking Indian, John Ldwara, was charged hi the Singapore fifth court yesterday wita cheating six Chinese women oi various sums of mone> oy dishonestly representing to tht m that he was collecting jnon.y for the War Fund. The uffenGfeC were said, to have lxcn committed187 words
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Article86 1941-10-01 5 THE story of how 30 unsouuped letters were found by Customs officers, hidden m a large tin, part of the luggage of a Chinese who had just arrived m Singapore from China, was told m the Sirgajxr-e s rond court yesterday Forty-six-year-old Tiew Chun appeared86 words
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Article1103 1941-10-01 5 CINGAPORE paid Sir Ong Siang 3 Song a final tribute yesterday when, as a token of the high regard and esteem m which he was held, he was accorded a funeral with full military honours. His coffin, swathed m a laxge Union Jack, on1,103 words
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196 1941-10-01 5 "U7E helped m the air defence of Britain, and we are prepared to do the same for Malaya, should the occasion arise." An airmen. "We're ready to handle Singapore's biggest guns with the greatest confidence," A gunner. These two men were among the hundreds of196 words
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Article67 1941-10-01 5 "MALAYAN Chinese are ft most ITI patriotic lot," declared Mr. Li I Neng-kern, Chinese Vice-Consul of Singapore, before he left for Rangoon. Thy have done excellently m raising funds for relief t ork m China and Great Britain, he added. Mr Li, who a 1 r.ved m67 words
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Article39 1941-10-01 5 MR. LI YEN. Chinese Consul at Singapore, who is leaving soon for Chungking to assume a new post there, will be given a farewell party by the Cantonese Guild of Singapore on Oct. 12, it is learned.39 words
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Article217 1941-10-01 5 Sequel To Accident In Woodlands A CHINESE lorry driver, Khoo Yong Cher, was fined $100 by the Traffic Judge, Mr C H. Whitton, yesterday for driving: his lorry m a negligent manner along Woodlands Road on Aug. 21. Originally, he faced a charge of causing the217 words
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Article51 1941-10-01 5 |IM Ah Chui was charged m the Singapore third court ycs!rrday on two counts of 6t aling a bicycle r'ynprno ty longing to Abdul KacLr and K. N. Naina Mohamed respectively at Ocean Building m Collyer Quay on Monday. Lim plcadrd guilty to the charges. Sentence vms def"T-r»xi51 words
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Article410 1941-10-01 6 London, Sept. 30. IN a messace to Czechoslovakia lost night, on the third anniversr.ry of the Munich agreement, Mr. Anthony Eden, Foreign Secretary, referred to the fact that "Hitler has now sent the Gestipo bulry Heydrich to crush by martial law the evergrowing res'stance of Czechoslovakia."Reuter; British Wireless - 410 words
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Article118 1941-10-01 6 London. Sept 30. TTHE Dutch have found a new way to annoy the Nazis. They now •v*y It with bell*." A short time a?o. says a report m the Nazi-controlled Dutch paper AJgonen Hande'sblad. the rarillcn of S". S?rvp.tiu<; Church at Maastricht played continuously throughout the nightReuter - 118 words
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Article57 1941-10-01 6 Melbourne, Sept. UO. A RRANGEMENTS have been made for immediate manufacture of 1.000 to 1,500 Austra-lian-designed Owen sub-ma-chineguns, announced Senator P. A. M. Mcßride, Minister of \!unitions, to-day. The defence authorities say the ftm, which waa Miccessfully tested yesterday, has features which have been sought for many57 words
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Article221 1941-10-01 6 London, Sept. 29. THE failure of Nazi propaganda and pressure to evoke any practical enthusiasm for Germany's war against Russia, euher m countries like Rumania and Bulgaria which she virtually controls or m other European countries on which, for geographical ur political reasuns, she isBritish Wireless - 221 words
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Article382 1941-10-01 6 London, Sept. 30. HEAVY bombing by the R.A.F. of dozen Italian towns and passage of an important British convoy through the Sicilian nanows with comparatively trifling loss will come as a fresh reminder that Italy is as impotent against Britain by air as by sea, says the DailyReuter - 382 words
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Article170 1941-10-01 6 Lor>"->n. Sept. St. BRITISH prisoners of war m Germany and 503 chaplains and medial services personnel wUI probably be repatriated next month. ba Ss was announced by Mr Duncan Sandys. financial secretary to the War Office In a broadcast last night The repatriation will beReuter - 170 words
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Article136 1941-10-01 6 London, S*pt. 3K PRESIDENT Roosevelt's persoral re 1 presentative to the Vatican, Mr. Myron Taylor. Mt for the Un'tPd States yesterday. Before he left he conferred with the* American Ambassador. Mr. John Winant,. and the American Minister to Eire, ISr. David Gray, rim arrived unexpectedly fromUnited Press - 136 words
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Article65 1941-10-01 6 Tientsin Sept. 20 A GRADUAL relaxation of tie Jan? n e c freezing rfguir-.tions is yhown by the American Consulate's export 1 flguril which will be pub ish^d next vrek Am^ricrn exnorts between Sept. 1 and 25 totalled G&60O.O00 comnaroi with Gs2O A .o^ m the mcn.hUnited Press - 65 words
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Article106 1941-10-01 6 Lusaka, Xihern R\od<- m. Sep. 30. THE product In of ■■BUloai |MN is progressing rapidly, aid the first consignment acrep-'d by '^.c Sou Rhodesia war supplies c^niriiifp», ha*; been o>-cr;b i as beins of 100 per ant. quality. It is hoped more mines will seen mike nun >ions,Reuter - 106 words
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133 1941-10-01 6 New York, Sept 29. INFORMATION regarding British shipping was broadcast for Germany over a secret raaio ■Jilrm. according to a statement at the can- tinucd hearing of the espionage trial In Now York to-day. The statement quoted Axel WheelorHill, one of the 16 c'ef^ndarits,Reuter - 133 words
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201 1941-10-01 6 "AMERICA CAN GUIDE WORLD TO PEACE" Vichy, Sept. 30. j AMERICA has power to guide r the world to pea:: or to an I inter-continental war, decbred Marshal Petain m an exclusive interview with the United Press. 'If it i«? toward pea?e, France win follow with all h r heart201 words
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Article145 1941-10-01 6 SPEAKING at a banquet v he gave last night m hoof the Govern* r of th-» P-, Sir Bertrand Olancy. a net Glancy Sir Sikandar Hyat X!; Premier of the Pur, ib. mid the war was coming nearer I and. but for th^ mairni^-^rt Russian stand andReuter - 145 words
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Article248 1941-10-01 6 Li) it. lon, S r> the Oenam Epokeanaas 1 mir.« that tho rapture c nir.srrod mn y be Projected br? t i md of next week is r^ro as mere vUhful thinking. culatod to impress the public with the precision o "vi^toiious advance" of theBritish Wireless - 248 words
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Article38 1941-10-01 6 BRITISH STUDY OF INDIAN METHODS R. COUP 111 ItSlcw rf n-j 1 -;j c'] '->rror<» the ;ir tor J prmcdeal md c. inn- undertakvA, fir tii" c of '«hn dc opment of ins i.uti* n5 m Inc.a ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Advertisement672 1941-10-01 6 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA APCAR LINE (Incorporated m England) PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. The best possible services are beta? maintained by the P O S. N. Co. from the Straits to their n- aal ports of call In China. India. Ceylon and the672 words
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Advertisement209 1941-10-01 6 STEAMSHIP PI *NE AND P.AIL TICKETS, LOCAL AND OVERSEAS. AT RFGIXAH TARIFF RATES, NO COMMISSION OR BOOKING TEE. THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.. INC. 84 Robinson Road, Tel. 3977. REPRESENTING ALL PRINCIPAL RAIL, STEAMSHIP. PLANE AND BUS LINES. AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES, LTD. FREQUENT SAILINGS DURING OCTOBER DESTINED TO UMI¥ED STATES OF209 words
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Miscellaneous638 1941-10-01 6 To-Day 's Broadcasting CfiyrCS ADftflC I Programme .^ummarv and tVlHU^rvnCi mentr: 1.C5 Conccn by Heller's I ti»w relayed from Uie A:elp v .i Hotel: M ZIIL 225 m, 1,333k cs.; ZHPI Se^c; 1 15 Music*: ..CO Intmc 3096 m. 9.69 m cs.; ZIIP2 48.58 m. 6.175 m cs.; Zlir3 41.38638 words
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Article120 1941-10-01 7 London, Sept. 29. T"OLLOW.NO an agreement under which at least one and a half million Potas m Soviet territory will be f r?jst?d full relipious fr^dom. It was •tnted m p->l!sh circles h^re to-day that t^e Soviet Governzrent will return church iKT.perlv to role*; and, where tiUnited Press - 120 words
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Article42 1941-10-01 7 Cairo. Sept. 30? •f*!i£ i' Jt .v/Wing official ccmmuni- f<re was issued here to-day: A. heavy dust storm ypsteiday hampered our gene. c°tivi;y outside the perimeter res. "In the frontier area our itr )ls cor* tinp'id t^<^in r "iessiv^ l ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article35 1941-10-01 7 Bombay, Sept. 30. A FURTHER sum o* £10.000 has ~>een remitted by the Bombay War Gifts Funds to the Air M' libtry for the pure v i se of a fighter aircraft for the PA35 words
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Article, Illustration20 1941-10-01 7 Voluntary Red Cro->s workers m Singapore visit patients m A military hospital as part of their "duties."20 words
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Article298 1941-10-01 7 London, Sept. 30. HOCUMENTARY evidence of the plans of the Vichy Government to mislead French public opinion is contained m a selection of daily orders issued to the press m unoccupied France by Adm. Darlan. These have fallen Into the hands of General de Gaulllc's298 words
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Article316 1941-10-01 7 NO TURKISH CHROME FOR REICH Ankara, Sept. 30. THE Turkish Foreign M nister, M. Sarajoglu, has innrm?d the German Ambassrdor, jYanz vrn Papen, and the German economics exrert. Dr. Clodius. that Turkey will not sunply G«rmrny with chrome, an authoritative source revealed here to-day. The sgnature of a trade pactUnited; Reuter - 316 words
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Article79 1941-10-01 7 THE second of the two twin--1 engined aircraft reported missing on Monday night has been found, announced the Singapore station kist night. The announcement stated that the first machine had been located earli3r. The crews of both machines are safe. The announcement broadcast on Monday night stated two79 words
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Article738 1941-10-01 7 Cable News For A.I.F. Melbourne, Sept. ;!0. THE Minister tor Aircraft pro- ducacn, Senator Leckie has announced that the Australian aircraft production programme provides for torpedo carrying Beaiuorts and Wirraways, at least, to t\\e end of 1943. Maximum production of twinrow Wasp engines will bs reached with738 words
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Article, Illustration1450 1941-10-01 7 MARY HEATHCOTT - "Gratitude Letters" From London To Women In Malaya MARY HEATHCOTT By IT is always pleasant to know that your gifts are appreciated. The women m Singapore who spend so much time and thought making the clothes and comforts which are sent Home to the Services and to air raid victims,1,450 words
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Article94 1941-10-01 7 HOW TO ENTERTAIN SERVICEMEN I V7ALAYx\N residents v.iio v....a to eatortain men of the Sentcea but co I not know quit^ how to get abr t it. u;ll find may useful sugg stiooß, cv liiblp for clubs as wsil as private hoam, m a pamphlH entJtled "Our Gucsto. the Servic94 words
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Article72 1941-10-01 7 London, Sept. 30. A PEW enemy aircraft flew over this country last night and the little activity was mainly restricted to the eastern coastal districts of England and Scotland, says an Air Ministry and Ministry of Home Security communique. Bombs were dropped by single enemy aircraft atReuter - 72 words
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Article42 1941-10-01 7 Washington, Sept 30. REPRESENTATIVE Andrew May today intrrdueed a bill m the House of Representatives authorizing the appropriation of funds to the Civilian Defence Director for adequate protection of United Stales territories and possessions against bombing attacks. United PressUnited Press - 42 words
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Article62 1941-10-01 7 THE ban on the return of children over the age of ten ye*** from AustitLia for the holidays has been lifted, it is officially announced. New regulations will be published shortly. This action by Govrnznent follows agitr.tiou by parents m Malaya that children schooling m Australia should62 words
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Article35 1941-10-01 7 Delhi, Sept. 30. DEFENCE bonds to the value of Rs. 236,000 were purchased by several prominent citizens and merchants of Delhi this afternoor. or the occasion of the Chief Comrrissioner's visit to the Ramleela grounds.35 words
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Advertisement545 1941-10-01 7 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH Mrs. Regina Wee Cheng Scon vassed away peacefully at 5.30 am. on Sept 30. 1941, at 425 paslr Paniang Road. She leaves r^hind to mourn her loss, her husband Mr. Wee Cheng Soon, a ion and daughter-in-law, Mr. »nd Mrs. Wee Peng Leng, four daughters545 words
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Advertisement210 1941-10-01 7 Rr Hktec^ jffi K$ tf ml li %>. ...v^kt. Jo*, YOUR SKIM MUST "BREATHE" TO STAY BEAUTIFUL To keep your skin beautifully the merest trace will stop smooth, soft and clear, it is shine and keep your compVxion important to use a face powder fresh and petal smooi'i far that210 words
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338 1941-10-01 8 TWO-NIL VICTORY IN CUP SOCCER GAME Indian Association 2; Chinese Athleetic Juniors 0. FOLLOWING up their victt^y over the Airport on Sunday, the Indian Association yesterday cleared another hurdle m the S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup competition, beating the Chinese Athletic Juniors two-nil m a preliminary round338 words
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Article305 1941-10-01 8 NOVA THRASHED IN MAD ONSLAUGHT New York, Sept. 20. JOE LOUIS retained his .vorld heavyweight championship, beatinz Lou Nova by a technical knockout m the sixth round of their 15--round bout at the Poio <» rounds last ni-ht (Monday). Punished to the verge of insensibility withReuter - 305 words
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Article86 1941-10-01 8 THE following will be the Windsors' hockey team to meet St. Joseph's on Friday: J. Basil: Seng Hood Soo, Heng Teng Kwee: H. Klass, T. de Silva, Quek Kok Chua: Song Hood Poh, G. Pennefather. R. d: Rosario. L. Delekan, Tan Wee Hock. Umpire A. de Rosario. Windsors86 words
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Article37 1941-10-01 8 lIWE Combined R.A.S.C. and R.IAS.C. 1 beat the Khalsa Association by one goal to nil m a hockey rratch played at Khaba ground yesterday. The winners' goal was scored by Edgelcy to the second half.37 words
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Article123 1941-10-01 8 Melbourne, Sept. 30. South Australia: League finalNorwood, 9—16 (70) defeated West Adelaide, 6—9 (45). A Grade baseball final, Goodwood (9) defeated West Torrens (2). New South Wales: National code— Eastern Suburbs, 7—lo (52) defeated South Sydney, B—3 (51)). Rugby League:— Nawtown (19) defeated Eastern Suburbs (16). Soccer:— Leichhardt123 words
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Article55 1941-10-01 8 SOCCER: S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup, preliminary round, R.A.F. (Seletar) Reserves vs. R.A.F. (Kalians), Anson Road stadium. Hockey: Medical College vs. Raffles Institution, M.C.U.; A.C.S. Old Boys Association vs. St. Andrew's Old Boys' Association, Woods ville: S.R.C. "A" vs. V.M.C.A., S.R.C.; Indian General Hospital vs. A.P.C., A.P.C. Tennis: Autumn55 words
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Article503 1941-10-01 8 BUT M.C.U. WERE GALLANT LOSERS R.E. (P. 8.) :>3 M.C.U. pROSSI^G over no less than seven times, the R.E. (Pulau Brani) beat the Medical College Union Rugby fifteen by 23 points (one goal and s>ix tries) to six (one try and a penalty goal) m503 words
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Article135 1941-10-01 8 SPECULATION is rife as to whether the Royal Air Force will remain champions for another year m the first division of the Singapore Amateur Football Association's league competition, or whether the honour will go to the Straits Chinese Football Associaticn. Both teams have finished the series135 words
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Article61 1941-10-01 8 r[E following will play hockey for the A.C.S. Old Boys against the St. Andrew's Old Boys at Woods ville at 5.13 p.m. to-day: Wong Tong Seng. Cetil Wong, Gan Kee Siang, Cheong Thiam Slew. J. Day, Ong Swee Keng, W. Dana, W. J. Doraisamy. jSwee Lim Swang,61 words
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Article54 1941-10-01 8 THE following will represent the Singapore Recreation Club "A" team m a hockey ma.'eh against the V.M.C.A. on the padang at 5 p.m. to-day: S. Rodrigues: R. H. Barth (capt.), M. Madder; R. S. Barth, L. S. Reutens, G. ClarkeR. Thoy, R. Barker, R. Jansen. J. G.54 words
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Article32 1941-10-01 8 Tokio, Sept. 30. JHE nationwide air defence drill for ten days beginning on Oct. 12 will be extended four days m the Tokio prefecture only, the Home Ministry announced to-day United PressUnited Press - 32 words
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935 1941-10-01 8 PRESENT STANDARDS MUST BE SACRIFICED WE must do with much less; we must spend less. Some of our standards must be sacrificed—our standards of entertainment, hospitality, presents, dress, service, housing, transport, food and drink, even some of the things that we consider necessary935 words
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Article176 1941-10-01 8 fFHE following are the results of ties played yesterday m the S.C.C. autumn tennis tournament: Men's Singles Handicap: Capt. E. CT>. Thomas (—2) beat J. T. Chester (—4) 6—3. B—6. 6—2. Mixed Doubles: S. C. Woolmer and Mrs. Rowley-Conwy beat Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ward 4, 6—2.176 words
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Article79 1941-10-01 8 Shanghai, Sept. 30. *PHE trade rights of United States nationals m China depend on the outcome of tho current Japanese- American negotiatons, the Japanese embassy SDokesman intimated here to-day, when he said the present Japanese-Nanking freezing regulations would be extremely elastic subject to a day-to-day changeUnited Press - 79 words
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Article249 1941-10-01 8 S.C.R.C. 4; Post Office 1. SUPERIOR m speed and stickwork, the S.C.R.C. ran out comfortable winners by four goals to one m their hockey match against the Post Office at the Hong Urn Green yesterday. Neat concerted efforts and a solid defence gave the Chinese their249 words
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Article107 1941-10-01 8 On the French frontier, Sept. 30. AN official Rome annouueement says that Sunday night's R A. F. raids on ten lUIUn cities caused a great sensation throughout Italy, according to news reaching here from Milan. The Italians are impressed by the growing strength of the R.A.F.Reuter - 107 words
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Article250 1941-10-01 8 London, Sept. 30. THE British people aie ready for 1 radical measures to speed-up help to Russia, declares thi Manchester Guardian, m an editorial urging the Government to realize this fact when Parliament next meets. The newspaper says: "If, as we all hope, we areReuter - 250 words
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Article41 1941-10-01 8 T I HE final of the Royal Singapore Golf Club's championship between M. M. Paterson and Dr. E. Laidlaw Thompson has been postponed from this Sunday to the following Sunday. Oct. 12. The match will start at 8.45 a.m.41 words
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Article35 1941-10-01 8 ST. Andrew's School b°at Victoria School by 15 points (two gals, a try and a renalty gOftl) to nil m a Rubgy match n]-vcd "t Wbodsrllle yesterday. Mr. H. C. R. Rendle refereed35 words
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Article196 1941-10-01 8 Chungking, Sept. 30. A TELEPHONE message direct from Changsha this morning states that the Chinese are s':li holding intact tbeir line nortnward of the city. The message adds that a desperate battle is rngin? on pH irrnts. the outcome of which *iil determine the fate ofReuter; United Press - 196 words
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Article77 1941-10-01 8 I.R. A Men Planned Tunnel Escape London, Sept. 30 IT is learned to-day that thr-e members of the Irish P publican Army. dHain^d ?t th? internment camp at P*el, Id? of Man, were arrested yesterday. It is alleged they were con e»ned m the ccnstruciicn of a tunn 1 throughReuter - 77 words
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Article67 1941-10-01 8 Peipinp. Sept. 3C. THHIS morning's Toa Shlmjo 1 withdrew thr tcmrr !<wu urtir't direr t d again t Mrs Aiko Cltrltt, as 'net fully .n ajvCrdrnre w h the facts" snd rejrevted the staf ments made m the arttcle were of a nature calculated toUnited Press - 67 words
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Article79 1941-10-01 8 Batavia, S^pt ANE of the new industries tsi&blis; °d m the Netherlands Indies af r the invas-on of the Ntth rlands diamond -cutting A facujry was cpf-r ed six months ago at Bandoeng by a well-known family of d.amond cut. from the Antwerp. Amsterdam i Holland and Antw79 words
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Article73 1941-10-01 8 Rome, Sept. 30. THE Council of Ministers ende w its session at 12.30 a.m. to-day and announced it had decided to impose a wine tax of 25 lire per 100 litres sold, the application or which will be announced later. The Council defined the limit of consumptionUnited Press - 73 words
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