The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 October 1941
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Title Section17 1941-10-10 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 16,125. ESTD. 1835. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1911. 5 CENTS17 words
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Article, Illustration1313 1941-10-10 1 Moscow Calls For Calm As Nazis Make Huge Claims BIG ENEMY PUSH IN CENTRAL SECTOR Reds Fighting Back, Heavy Enemy Losses London, OcL 9. \UHILE it is extremely difficult to obtain accurate and detaikd information concerning the terrific battle now ragin? m Russia, the situationReuter; United Press - 1,313 words
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Article285 1941-10-10 1 Hitler Says In Three Weeks..." lierlin, Oct. 9. II order of the day issued the German army on the Frcnt, Hitler to-day :hr.-e sa^rt mon hs you I In defeating one ide wttm enoiiier, countless divisions r Jt and oreupjI MM I rupty areas, but vfc t» our ej :>sReuter - 285 words
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Article30 1941-10-10 1 rlondon, Ott 0. -ities noncern- m i ,iown oro nasals ?.m's cities at pckesman said t man said street o^use alarm and the Dublic. United PressUnited Press - 30 words
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Article280 1941-10-10 1 Newmarket, Oct. 9. pLASSIC horses and Cesarewitch candidates provided one of the most interesting days of racing here to-day, with Owen Tudor vindicating its Derby triumph by Winning the Newmarket St. Leger. The Hyperion colt froir Mary Tudor n beat Chateau la Rose by two280 words
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101 1941-10-10 1 "War Likely To Spread At Any Mo ment Tokio Tokio, Oct. 9. THE Japanese spokesman to-day criticized the "wilful, ar- rogant" actions of the United States and warned that war is likely to spread to other regions of the world at any moment. Recent Japanese statements have renewed speculation here101 words
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353 1941-10-10 1 London, Oct. 9. A large German U-bcst surrendered afrer a fight with the British trawler Lady Shirley and subsequently sank. The Lady Shirley arrived at Gibraltar with 44 prisoners from the L T -boat to-day. An Admiralty coxniti unique states: "A large U-boat hasReuter - 353 words
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55 1941-10-10 1 London, Oct. X RADIO Oslc said to-day that, m view of the danger to Moscow, tho Soviet Government has decided to declare Stalingrad the temporary Russian capital All preparations for the removal of the Government and government institutions to Stalingrad have already been romnleted.United Press - 55 words
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87 1941-10-10 1 Bumper Christmas For Australian Forces Overseas Sydney, Oct. 9. AUSTRALIAN soldiers, sailors, airmen and nurses m Malaya, the Middle East, Britain, Canada, ami elsewhere are likely to have a bumper Christmas, judging by the avalanche of parcels m Australian post offices m recent weeks. Plum puddings and Christmas cakes predominate.Reuter - 87 words
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Article70 1941-10-10 1 London, Oct. 9. A STREAM of British lighters. amounting to several squadrons, took off at dawn to-day and surprised Junkers 87s which had carried out a raid and dispersed them around a l-'rench airfield. The British planes shot up the French airfield, demolishing artiaircraft posts with camv>;»United Press - 70 words
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Article74 1941-10-10 1 Berlin, Oct. 9. THE nine Czech patriots sentenced to death last Wednesday have not yet been executed, but an additional 14 have already met their death m front of German firing squads, the official Germrn news agency reported from Prague to-day. The nine consist of eightUnited Press - 74 words
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183 1941-10-10 1 Roosevelt Message Falls Into Nazi Hands Washington, Oct. OFFICIALS here to-day were ccn??rned because a note from 1 resident Roosevelt to St?Un ha* I alien into Germaii hands. They vondered whether a soy roup had enabled the official German news a^ncy to publish th<* letter before it was announced. ItUnited Press - 183 words
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Article63 1941-10-10 1 AUSTRALIAN standard pau«?e 1 ♦notices »re to br morie nvij), to the Russian an* B^itl^h forces m Iran, stat-ed Mr. John Oirt<n. Aus*-'»-lian Prime Minister, to-nich* pnpriu^.rlng a Cabinet decision on tnc matter. NotwithsUnding the severe strain <*n Australia's own nraiirpcjc n stem. thU was considered a properReuter - 63 words
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Article101 1941-10-10 1 New York, Oct. Radio reports from Panama. City suggest thai^a coup d'etat has taken place m Panama According to a radio report the Government secretary. M. dc la Gurrdia, is rulin; and a number of Panama City leaders, including the mayor, have been imprisoned. President Anas is saidReuter - 101 words
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Article54 1941-10-10 1 Wash mr, urn, Ou. President Re*s?vr*t m a mrss*re t »-da> urged Congress »o rerise the Nrti train Art Kt>eedily d to permit the *-m .;<- if Anttrricaa mcrrhintmrn. dr la. itif it vm t i.r for the I nHed SUt'i 1* sop p in? into Hitler 'ft hands slidReuter - 54 words
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Advertisement69 1941-10-10 1 UNPACKED TO-DAY PZ£U-PE-PCCHE MATERIAL rIU H RFSISTS 001 WAIN MOISTITRS IN 1R BE.UTII i'L SHADES v;nlF— CHOTIRMALL'S RAFFLES HOTEL TO-NIGHT >INNER DANCE (informal) 8 p.m. to midnight NEW CABARET ATTRACTION ROSALIE LOUIS KItAX BALLROOM AND ACROBATIC DANCERS dinner $3.00. Non-diners $I.CO. SUNDAY EVENING IN THE PALM COURT BAND CONCERT— B.3O69 words
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Advertisement235 1941-10-10 2 SEE HOW THE V CAMPAIGN HAS ALL EUROPE UNITED AGAINST THE NAZIS! GALA FAR EASTERN PREMIERE TO-NIGHT AT 9.15 P.M. ONLY TO-MORROW OPENING WITH 4 SHOWS A I U A mi DD A BOOK NCW Mm n/% IWI 1% M >p HOKE 6909 '■■■■UW r j^^g^ s ,«d? v^l^ J|235 words
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Advertisement92 1941-10-10 2 OTHER CINEMA ANNOUNCEMENTS APPEAR ON PAGES 3 and 7 THE WRITING ON THE AIR THAT HAUNTS THE HOUSE PAINTER 3^R? B JUST OWE MORE CHANCE! TO SEE "THE FINEST PLAY PRESENTED. IN SINGAPORE FOR A LONG TIME" A play that has everything— clever plot, varied background, acute psychology, tension alternated92 words
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Advertisement131 1941-10-10 2 GREAT IS THE WORD FOR IT! "THIS IS AN OUTSTANDING FILM OF ITS CLASS and SHOULD NOT BEMISSED".. Morning Tribune THIS ENGLAND WITH EMLYN WILLIAMS-JOHN CLEMENTS CONSTANCE CUMMINGS AND A GRAND CAST OF STARS TO DAY PAVILION I 3.15-6.15—9.15 I ADDED ATTRACTIONS 6AUMONT GAZETTE INTERESTING "SHORT" •TOTAL WAR *"*> 'INDIA131 words
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Advertisement235 1941-10-10 2 4 IN THE NAVY' is without DOUBT THE YEARS FUNNIEST PICTURE. .Says The "S. Free Pret* reviewer AND THAT'S THE UNANIMOUS OPINION OF THE THOUSANDS WHO HAVE FLOCKED TO SEE IT! CAPI TO L TO-NIGHT at 6.1 5 9. 1 5 Note: Owinf? to the screening o f the Chinese235 words
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465 1941-10-10 3 Renewal Of Japanese War Of Nerves In East' Sir J. Crosby Bangkok. Oct. 9. "THERE is not a single word of truth m it. Thi> i s a completely mendacious report," said the British Minister, Sir Josiah Crosby, commenting: on :in Axis PressReuter - 465 words
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Article24 1941-10-10 3 Lisbon, Oct. 9. BURMA'S Premier, U Saw. who la en route to Britain, arrived m Lisbon yesterday and will continue to Lcndor tn-day. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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132 1941-10-10 3 London, Oct. 9. U:\iA Kangannha has I the extinction of being Indias first right fi?hter pilot m service with the R.A.F He i -yvar-old Brahmin from litre; MjJWI state. \.r >»inistry news service hmslm h^s nearly finished his training n v RA F and wil!Reuter - 132 words
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Article215 1941-10-10 3 London, Oct. 9. »t HAVE sem lots of big fires, but hir.g qu.to ..ce last nights." wa* ho* a -r^ant -pilot described the blaze f.iat »i o\er Piraeus, m Greece an attach on Oct. 6. announced n^ht R A.P. Middle East comue. .n.ullations were theBritish Wireless - 215 words
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Article52 1941-10-10 3 Shan-fc*i, Oct. 9. pr. i tafci m the Interi] Scr lament declared bankp to-day a: f er the Nanking Minisprohibited the port fvnd u.;p«.t of cotton yarn, J otton knitted artloitating a slump ir i r«R. ::«es and losses by r<"« v a llw banks into banicIUnited Press - 52 words
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280 1941-10-10 3 Devastating Raid On Italian Convoy London, Oct. 9. CURTHER details are now avail- able of the attack by Fleet~ Air Ann aircraft on an enemy convoy m the lonian Sea (between Southern Italy and Greece) The convoy consisted of six merchant ships with an escort of five destroyers, steaming southwards.British Wireless - 280 words
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198 1941-10-10 3 ANTI FASCIST RADIO MEETING IN MOSCOW London, Oct 9. gCLENTISIS of the Soviet Union* have organized a meeting m Moscow for Sunday next at 2 p.m. B.S.T The speeches will be broadcast on the usual Moscow wavelengths and some will be In English. An appeal from Russian scientists tc theBritish Wireless - 198 words
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Article29 1941-10-10 3 Tokio, Oi t. f>. rIE Information Board announces the dispatch of a Japanese delegation to IndoChina to investigate the economic resources of the colony. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article73 1941-10-10 3 Tokio, Oct. 9. 'J'HE Japanese Prime Minister, Princ? Konoye. went to the Palace to-day and reported to the throne m detail on the general state of affairs, according to the semi-official Japanese news agency. Rear-Adm. Setji Takeia, former commander of the Japanese Navy s special landing party atUnited Press - 73 words
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Article276 1941-10-10 3 London, Oct. 9. T ABOUR shortage remains one of t.e main preoccupations of the German authorities, and it is emphasized authoritatively m London that German economy is affected much more by the general strain consequent on the shortage of man-power and means of transport than byBritish Wireless - 276 words
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Article40 1941-10-10 3 Tokio. Oct. 9. XJEINRICH Stahmer, who negotiated the Tripartite Pact m Tokio. will leave Berlin to-morrow via South America en route to Nanking, where he will be German Ambassador, th* Nichi Nlchi Shimbun reported to-day.— United PressUnited Press - 40 words
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Article45 1941-10-10 3 Lisbon, Oct. 9. •TWELVE survivors from the tor- p^doed British steamer Singalese Prince, who were adrift m the Atlantic for seven days m a lifeboat, have been landed at Cape St. Vincent after being nicked ud by a Spanish steamer.- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article21 1941-10-10 3 Rome, Oct. 9. TO-DAY'S Italian communique announces that the R.A.F bombed localities on the east coast of Sicily. ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article190 1941-10-10 3 Edinburgh, Oct. 9. THE United States Ambassador to Britain, Mr. John Winant, m a speech here to-day, deplored the fact that everybody has not yet real-zed the matter of selfpreservation m the face of brute forces of conquest. "A short while ago/ he said, "we were livingUnited Press - 190 words
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175 1941-10-10 3 U.S. Japan Working On "Limited Agreement"? New York, Oct. 9. THE United States and Japan are reported to be working 1 on a limited agreement to ease Pacific relations for the time being permitting the United States to concentrate its attention on the Atlantic and relieving Japan's economic plight resultingUnited Press - 175 words
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263 1941-10-10 3 London, Oct. 9. THE British Press generally admitted to-day that a very serious situation exists m the central sector of the Russian front and that the Russian position is worsening. The Times* military correspondent says: "The scope of the German enveloping movement mReuter - 263 words
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78 1941-10-10 3 Ray bur n On LeaseLend Legislation Washington, Oct. 9. QUICK passage of the legislation providing new lease-lend funds amounting to $5,935,000,000 m the exact form asked by President Roosevelt is predicted by Mr. Sam Rayburn, Speaker of the House of Representatives. He plans to have an early meeting of theReuter - 78 words
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Article83 1941-10-10 3 London, Oct. 9. ITHE Aga Khan, who disposed most of his racing interests m England at the outbreak of war. has now decided to increase his activities and will have a good number of horses running next season His repersentatives yesterday bought a yearling byReuter - 83 words
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Article109 1941-10-10 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Oct. 9, 12 o'clock noon Bayers Sellers No. IX R.SS. Spot loose 38% 38% No. IX R.SS. FOB. m cases October 38% 39% G.F.A.Q. R.S.B. F. 0.8. m biOes October 38% 38^ FAQ. R.S.S. F. 0.8. m bales October 37% 38 "C" Blanket Crepe109 words
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254 1941-10-10 3 Ijondon, Oct. 9. AN agency mes«are frcm Ankara states that final agreement has been reached on the question of the export of Turkish chrome to Germany. The Nazis have decided to droj* their claim for 50 per cent, of the Turkish output andBritish Wireless; United Press - 254 words
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Article48 1941-10-10 3 Washington, Oct. 9. TIGHT hundred tons of medical supplies now m England will be rushed to Russia, to be followed immediately by additional shipments valued at $250,000 from the United States, according to Mr. Norman Davis, chairman of the American Red Cross. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article52 1941-10-10 3 Chungking. Oct. 9. A CHINESE communique announces the capture of five vantage points m the suburbs of Ichang, including Tunsshanszu. which is less than one-third of a mile east of Ichang and commands a good view of the city, but it does not mention any Chinese entry intoReuter - 52 words
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97 1941-10-10 3 Mem ber Of Ge rm an General Staff In Ankara Ankara. Oct. 9. GEN. von MeUke, membrr of the general staff of (.en. yon Brau( hitsch. Commander-in-Chief, German Army, arrived here to-day ostensibly on an inspection visit to the German military attache. Gen. von Metsk who was also paying aReuter - 97 words
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Article87 1941-10-10 3 New York. Oct. 9. niSCUSSING the Lease and v Lend Bill m an article m Collier's Magazine, President Roosevelt writes that the United States Governments policy is consistently designed to keep war out of the Americas but "clearly this becomes impossible if the last EuropeanReuter - 87 words
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Article96 1941-10-10 3 Simla. Oct. 9. r[E following reply has b«»en serx bf the Viceroy to Mr. Winston Churchill's message to the first meeting of the National Defence Council: "On behalf of the National Defence Cour ciL I thank you most warmly for your Inspiring message and irood wishes No efforts96 words
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Advertisement21 1941-10-10 3 "PREP" For Painless Shaves Used Latherless Or Under Your Favourite Soap No Increase m Price il.oo PER JAR. MEDICAL HALL LTD.21 words
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Advertisement143 1941-10-10 3 SONG SWIKC and a ROMANCE with a ZING! and the Golden Voice of SUSANNA FOSTER mm IN Paramount';* New 4 romedy Musical! M i^B' -^^B Sw '^B^B'B^B^. /^B^^B^Bw't^^ mBB^B^L wa\-^ Affß^fX f/ L IRBBBBIBBIBISVKBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa c, -i TU A v GLORIOUS MUSIC LAIMAY RIPPING FUN! 3.15-6.15-9.15 phone 3400 The 11 a.m.143 words
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913 1941-10-10 4 THE Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1941. Double-Tenth HTO-DAY is the Double-Tenth, the thirtieth anniversary of China's rebirth as a republic. It Is an important occasion for China, the more so as it comes at a time when China is m the midst of her fifth year of war913 words
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Article473 1941-10-10 4 OINCE Anglo-Dutch friendship and understanding is in reality close and intimate, it is possible that a wrong impression may be created by emphasizing too often the absence of a formal Anglo-Dutch alliance with specific mutual commitments for the defence of j British Malaya and the Netherj lands473 words
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1043 1941-10-10 4 Japan's "Will Of The Wisp" Of Econom ic Unit Policy By A. Morgan Young, Well-known Br.tish urite. who has lived many years m the Far East. 11/ HEN the Japanese took ManW churia m 1931, they had tc Ind some better reason, even to* ;heir own people, than that the1,043 words
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Article133 1941-10-10 4 fTHE results of the latent Gallup poll m the United States hsve J- reinforced the belief In the F.r But that the United StitM has no intention of appeasing Japan at the expense o* China Observers m this part of the vjrid are convinced ih: t the b(s" means133 words
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361 1941-10-10 4 QINCE opening their routes tc the Spice Island 3 and New Guinea a year ago, K.N.I.L.M 's amphibian? have become wellknown, not only berause the twice weekly connections have ended the isolation of vast districts, but also because—deviating from the regular line361 words
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Advertisement511 1941-10-10 4 CALDBECKSI j/ OHtriKltOl A Is Specially matured \-\^BSSL ii S PLE N D I D 4HUh9 TO-DAY'S DEMAND IS FOR QUALITY JEWELLERS QUALITY IS GIFT QUALITY PLATINUM tfc DIAMOND JEWELLERY IS QUALITY AND VALUE COMBINED. FOR ULTILRY EXCELLENT SELECTIONS AVAILABLE IN SILVER E.P.N.S. GOODS. Visit the leading Jewellers B. P.511 words
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Advertisement31 1941-10-10 4 up" c I t^E Ba r/ic Correct Details and the Smart Appearance are plainly indicated m every Garment tailored by MIEN CHONG Spores mos* up-to-date Tailor 34 Coleman Street Phone 481631 words
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370 1941-10-10 5 MOST BRITISH EVACUEES TO LIVE AFLOAT Special Ship Set Aside V3HIP anchored m the inner roads of Singapore will be the nome of the majority of British evacuees from Japan, who xmcted here shortly en the official evacuation ship, eicptiOM arrangements have already begun, but insufficient rr.modation has been found370 words
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75 1941-10-10 5 RETRIAL IS ORDERED HIGH COURT APPEAL rUierly vegetable garA cr Koh Hai Goh, who nad e: oc l m the lower w ,ix weeks' rigorous \morder to this eUect v;as ov the Ch-U Justice Sir' taw*** the M -have' a criminal assault on ou* d^repancies m Mr Eraga submitted Lstrate75 words
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Article45 1941-10-10 5 ,s ol rrinunal Intimidation, A vuning one J. Alfred with at a hoiu* in Gejlang Road; 3 at 8 60 p.m. was yesterday. rr-ji c. e. Rod- 1 s- u mil pore second court The case was postponed to i «ition. &n4 pclice baJ I45 words
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Article254 1941-10-10 5 A TTENTION Is called In a communique rel?&sed by the Department of Information and Publicity to the fact that the Indecent Advertisements Ordinance, which was passed by the Legislative Council last August, is now m force m the Colony. This ordinance forbids the publica- tion. whether254 words
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Article194 1941-10-10 5 WEEKS ago little bits of news trickled out that the Norlands InJie; would destroy all the oil wells m the ev-nt of an invasion. Bat it takes tlv tnquisitiveness of a woman journalist to find out how. Martha Gellhorn (Mrs. Ernest Hemin^vrav who last spring visited194 words
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Article108 1941-10-10 5 Pashawar, Oct. 9MOJi* K.uk, of enemy aircraft on an aerodrome and on railway bridges were included m yesterday's pror&mme of air defence exercises to >rth-v.est India. "Incendiary and high explosive bombs" were chopped on an aerodrome, and late m the afternoon a "raid" was reported m Peshawar. Traffic108 words
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Article274 1941-10-10 5 excellently illuatraied four-page pamphlet, entitled "Air Raids— basy Meihoos of dealing with Fire Bombs, and printed m Chinese, has been publishea by the Lft^aft oi Iniorinauon and Publicity. Tne pamphlet is being distributed to the Cuinc&e community by tne Department and by air raid wardens Primed274 words
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Article112 1941-10-10 5 A TELEGRAM from the Secretary of State for the Colonies states the conditions which have been imposed on the receipt m Great Britain of gift parcels of clothing, cloth and similar rationed articles from abroad. Parcels not exceeding five pounds m weight are admitted without112 words
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Article85 1941-10-10 5 Jodpur, Oct. 9. "I HAVE no doubt that with our I joint efforts we shall not only yave ourselves from the Nazi peril but also rid <he world of the menace to humanity, civilization and peace/ said the Maharaja of Jodpur State m reply to an address.85 words
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74 1941-10-10 5 J^ CHINESE, Lee Ah Soon, m trying to uncork a battle with a sack sewing needle, accidentally pierced the palm of his left hand, it was staled at an inquiry before the Singapore Coroner. Mr. W. G. Porter, yesterday. Evidence shewed that six days74 words
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Article94 1941-10-10 5 ALLEGATIONS of widespread bribery and corruption among: overseers and mandores employed by the Malacca Municipality, extending over a period of ten years, were recently investigated by the assistant Controller of labour, Negri Sembilan and Malacca. The inquiry was authorize^ by the Resident Councillor, Malacca, and the allegations94 words
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Article174 1941-10-10 5 DISCUSSION AT RURAL BOARD MEETING •'PISHY business— as one num- f ber put it— was discussed at the Rural Board meeting yesterday. The discussion dealt with the sale of cooked fish m Rural Board areas by itinerant hawkers. Dr. W. L. Blakemore brought up the question, advising that174 words
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Article266 1941-10-10 5 Australian Cabled News IT is now revealed that a huge explosives manufacturing programme has been undertaken Almost unb?lievable quantities of cordite and TNT. ai? being manufactured in the greatest chain cf explosive? factories in the southern hemisphere. In one area alone, £7,000,000 is being spent to provide266 words
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Article, Illustration23 1941-10-10 5 A assies who have come to Malaya to help In the country's defence aolckly make frknds with «*i-23 words
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Article, Illustration28 1941-10-10 5 THE VARIOUS TYPES of bombs used for instructional purposes attracted the attention of the King: when he visited an A.F. training: station recently.28 words
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404 1941-10-10 5 npHE "bizarre scene" that was enacted m the operating room of the General Hospital on the night of Aug. 3 when 12 men, dressed m the clothes of hospital attendants "danced and capered," m front of the operating table on which lay a Chinese404 words
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Article232 1941-10-10 5 Increased Confidence For Final Victory THE Double Ten til anniversary this year will be observed throughout the country with increased confidence for final victory, dedaaes the Sin Chew Jit Poll m an editorial. The Cliangsha victory, which happened lust before the anniversary, serves *s to tonic to further232 words
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Article89 1941-10-10 5 ALLEGED to have been one of throe masked men who were said to have attacked two Arab youths Omar bin Salil and Hussein bin Saiil, at the gate of their hou. c o m Lorong 27 off Goylar.r Road on May 2. Salleh bin Gani, an Indian, was89 words
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Article72 1941-10-10 5 A YOUNG Hainanese, Wah Kai Men?, was charged m the Sin^arx>re third rourt yesterday that between Au£. 31 and Oct. 8 he rbsen'ed him. c ~lf from work at the Auxiliary Depot (Medical), although he had reason to believe that the pro^ible consequence of his doing so72 words
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493 1941-10-10 5 Woman Ciushed To Death yi FATALITY m front of Hill Street police station on Sept. 22, m which a ricksha, after colliding with a bicyoe, overturned and threw one of its passengers, a Chinese woman named Wan Ah See, on to the path of a493 words
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Article98 1941-10-10 5 A STRIKING example of the friendness between the Arabs and the Empire forces m the Middle East is provided by the story of an Australian who made a forced landing m a blazing aircraft m Syria just before the signing of the armistice. After wandering for two98 words
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Article46 1941-10-10 5 DR. CARLOS P. ROMULO. lading Pllioino Rotarl&n and pualisher of a chain of newspapers In the Philippines, will be the guest of honour at a tea party to br given at 430 '~ir»-k this afternoon by the SinT.pore Filipino Ajsociatqf at the Rex Hotel.46 words
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Advertisement68 1941-10-10 5 THE VOICE OF VICTORY TMT NO CCMBUMTION OF PCfIDM CM STILL Cocfcrt. Fit Durability :re of the features to be every pair of shoes our estab.L-hment it si :eu.r.»— ■II I^Ba Iv d YCC tG CM£O:MG THOE CO. j Kidfr R<L. S pore. I'hoive tßtn I. > Doctor* prescribe ■xl68 words
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Advertisement49 1941-10-10 5 JJ J ANT£ E N Velva-sheen Swimming Trunks. Skirtless with built m Supporter. Plain Colours. Navy, Maroon, and Cossack Green. Sizes 30 to 36 m. waist. PRICE $8.25 EACH NETT AND WITH HALF SKIRT $11.00 NETT _R OBINSON 1 S_ SING APORE 234-4 1-587 SOLE AGENTS: 4FNDV UfAli^u o >49 words
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Miscellaneous36 1941-10-10 5 RADIO TALK IN the English programme to-day on ZHL, ZRP1 and ZHP2, Mr. Lee Kong Chlan will broadcast a talk from the Singapore station at 9.30 p.m. on "The Double T>r>f h nd M^ Bl^ nK!<y^CC."36 words
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Article, Illustration998 1941-10-10 6 MARY HEATHCOTT - MARY HEATHCOTT By ON Wednesday evening, there was a kind of dress rehearsal of to-night' 3 Rica Bowl Party ct Mrs. K. S. Patten's home m Orange Road. The girls who are Koing to help were there, received the red. white and blue paper flowers they998 words
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Article86 1941-10-10 6 Simla, Oct. 9. r[E Standuis Immigration Committee met m Simla this evening. The Committee's recommendations after a full discussion of the recent negotiations with Ceylon, and the Lnio-Burma Immigration Agreement, are being reported to Government. A tribute was paid to Sir Oirja Shankar Bajpai for the services rendered86 words
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Advertisement657 1941-10-10 6 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS WANTED. TO RENT.— Modern home, well ii?'^riDUiT\' furnished with Jovely gardens. MLNICIrALII 1 Close to town. For a period .*ix to eight weeks with possible further Tenders extension from Oct. 15. Excellent servants must remain with i tenant. Telephone 3119. Tenders are mw invited for the following657 words
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Advertisement37 1941-10-10 6 SOMETHING NEW IN SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT! WALT DISNEY'S firtt amazing full-length Comedy featuring! LIVE ACTORS AND CARTOON CHARACTERS. TO-MORROW AT MIDNIGHT THE MILLION-SURPRISE FEATURE DELIGHT jjgr YOU'LL WISH WOULD MEMf? describe It! '^^iC^^/^^^y /I iwutiM x^ »^v j^^Br37 words
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Advertisement347 1941-10-10 6 5 HEADQUARTERS FOR -^|^i A BEAUTY, fiV^O> The w^rld over the Elizabeth \f\ Arden client is invariably the \\/Xf/. women who is looked at— twice. Crt^pJ And Saigapcre is no exception. At the Elizabeth Arden Salon m Z 1 Maynard's the women of Singa- pore flnd splendid face treat- I347 words
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Miscellaneous406 1941-10-10 6 To-Day 's Broadcasting Cf MCA PORE Time Cook"; 1.00 Singapore calling; WIUwMTWW* j 05 Muslct x 30 News; Musicr; ZHL 225 m. 1.333 k c*; ZHPI 2 00 interval. 30.96 m. 9.69 m cs.; ZHK 48.5S m. 5 pm Chinese opera; 5.45 News 6.175 m cs.; ZHPS 41.38 m. 7.25406 words
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Article331 1941-10-10 7 Wasnington, Oct. 8. AFRESH Impetus is expected to be given to the JapaneseAmerican talks with the arrival here to-day of the Japanese Embassy Counsellor, Mr. Kanam? Wakasugi, after a two-month visit to Tokio. Little progress has been made m the Washington talks since Mr. Wakasugi left for Japan,United Press - 331 words
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Article309 1941-10-10 7 WHILE the heroism of London's suicide squads which i dig up un??cploded bombs has been praised throughout the worH, m Chungking: for three y. irs Vne clean-up squr.ds have h n t?king the task cf un°arthini dudr, more or less as a matter t of course. WithUnited Press - 309 words
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Article110 1941-10-10 7 UNITED States naval craft are convoying vessels across the Pacific, according to Dr. Stephen Pin, formerly Professor of International Relations, Providence College, Providence. Rhod? Island, on his arrival m Chungking, reports United Press. Dr. Pan said he left San Francisco on Sept. 7 aboard aUnited Press - 110 words
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117 1941-10-10 7 London. Oct. 9. THERE will be no symbolic British aircraft week for Russia, as m the case of tanks, it was announced m the House of Commons yesterday by the Minister for Aircraft Production, Lieut.-Col. J. T. C Moore Brabason The workers of theReuter - 117 words
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30 1941-10-10 7 A PORTUGUESE military nussion consist arg of ten artillery officers wu due to leave Lisbon for Berlin yesterday. They are mine on a visit30 words
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198 1941-10-10 7 Chicago, Oct. 8. "INVASION of the Near East and the British Isles is not a possibility but a certainty the rroment the Nazi iron octopus can gret itself ready for the assault, and the United States is on the C^rrcan list of "finishedReuter - 198 words
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Article137 1941-10-10 7 ijciiaoii, vex.. s». BRITISH confidence m h r Turkish Ally was expressed by Mr. Anthony. Eden, m the House of Commons yesterday, when replying to a gue tion about "the suggested passage of Italian vc&t is under Bulgarian ownership." "His Majesty's Government,* said Mr. Eden, "haveReuter - 137 words
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Article54 1941-10-10 7 Washington, Oct 9. MR. Myron Taylor, the President's persona! envoy to toe Vatican, lunched with Mr. Roocevelt yesterday when he reported on his recent audiences with His Holiness the Pope. It is expected the President will make a statement 10 the Press to-morrow to this cor.ne*United Press - 54 words
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Article185 1941-10-10 7 Washington, Oct. t. If R Charles A. Faddis, Perm- sylvr-nia Democrat, told the 3ous° of Representatives vest riay that he hoped a substantial jart of the new Lead-Leaae Bi!) wculd be given to tho CM nose. *who are fight m 5: t:i^ battle for Democracy justUnited Press - 185 words
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Advertisement168 1941-10-10 7 DEFYING DAGGER SACRIFICING WIVES, SWEETKBNRI -T3 TELL THE MXI TKE TRUTH ■Bk >^&9Bflßflßfla BbVtmß^B^^ '•^■WBy BB^Jro^^ InT^P^ t 5 BBC a^Bß] ■■■H^^wßßT :-jP^I ttiP^r32Hlipiß.*-y^ atA^j^V^^B BBt v tfB BBFw"^B^'^-^^*'ir BBBBBBBBBBK: >'^^9 BE °-7^ ;-^^TO^BB»* S9m9 BBBt KS& .J!c >v :< j^^g^g"* .yg SHMBBfe P^^HhBBIBhE^" '^^^JBbS^^BBBH Blood on your brush is168 words
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Article266 1941-10-10 8 GOOD DEFENCE WINS GAME FOR AIRPORT Airport 2; Manchester 0. THE value of a sound defence was proved at Anson Road Stadium yesterday when the Airport Sports Club put the Mf nchesters out of the Singapore Amateur Football Association's Challenge Cup competition by a victory266 words
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Article81 1941-10-10 8 A DVANCED book nj at Anson R<>ad stadium for Saturdays second play-off be.we«n the R yal Air F Mrce and the Straits Chinese Football Association indicate thU a record crowi will watch the game. No more r~*servati *ns are available, but about 2.400 ■Mil will be81 words
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Article338 1941-10-10 8 Result Of October Medal Competition T.i^ r.oy*l Sav^pore Oolf Club's women's October medal compcti k>n ua3 pl&yod at Bukit Timah ou Monday and rculted m a m for Mrs. W. J. Holol.an In "A" division with a net score of 33. m a tie m338 words
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Article99 1941-10-10 8 \IRS- Carslaw and Mrs. R:wlyConwy fatr) y?stercXiy wen the women's doublej handicap title m the S.C.C. 's autumn liwn tennis tournament whon they beat Mrs. Still nnd Mi\s S. St'll (plus 15) 6—3. 3—6, 9—7. m ihe final of that event. The final of the99 words
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Article53 1941-10-10 8 THE Singapore Recreat'on Club's hockey team jtjainst the Indian Association en the SRC. ground to-morrow will be as follows O. C. Aeria: R. H. Barth P. F. de Sousi (Capt >; P. Neubronner. L. S. Reu:ea3, G. Clarke; R. They, N. Sullivan, R. Jansen, A. Clarke r"IE53 words
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Article77 1941-10-10 8 Soccer: SA.F.A. Challenge Cup, ArgylU vs. R.A. (Heavy Reg'raent), Anson Road stadium. Hockey: S.C.C. vs. Medical College, S.C.C.; SRC. vs. Singapore Hornets, S.R.C.; Khil a Associaiion vs. R.A.0.C., Khalsa ground; A.C.S. vs. Indian General Hospital, Oldham Hall; S.C.R.C. vs. Singapore English School, SCRC. Rugby: Loyal Regiment vs.77 words
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Article433 1941-10-10 8 McCabe's Second Century Of Season Melbourne, Oct. 8. THE secoad round of Sydney's cricket competitions was completed on Monday, which was a holiday. McCabe Lxana^ scored his second cei-tury bas.d on first In- 7 (for six declared) UUversity, 168 and five lor 1«. "J runs; MarrickviUe, eight t<y433 words
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Article122 1941-10-10 8 'pHE wedding took place yesterday at the Garrison Church, Tanglin, of Capt. Francis Michael Joseph Halliday. son of Lieut-Col. F. S. Halliday. of th* Northern Command, York, and Mrs. F. S. Halliday. and Miss Olive Norah (Polly) Pocock, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Pocock, of Teston122 words
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Article65 1941-10-10 8 THERE Is a slight change In the programme to be given over the ZHP3 transmitter (41.38 metres). The usual weekly news review m Cantonese at 8.15 p.m. will not be given, while the German programme at 8.00 Dm. will continue for half an hour. The amended items are65 words
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Article363 1941-10-10 8 Hard Fast Hockey On The Padang INDIANS BEAT S.C.C. BY THREE GOALS TO NIL Indian Association 3; S.C.C. THE Indian Association displayed marked superio- rity over the S.C.C. at hockey yesterday when thei first teams met on the padang and the Indians won by three goals to nil. The Indians363 words
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Article33 1941-10-10 8 DLAYING at Gillman Barracks yet.»rday m the first division of the Singapore Amateur Football Association's league c DmpetHic n, the LoyaU beat the Anti-Aircraft Gur.ners by four goals to two.33 words
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Article196 1941-10-10 8 DEC A USE the widow of An* Glm Chua. a cyclist who succumbed to injuries received m a collision with a lorry, was unable to attend court to give evidence yesterday, the case against Teo Kirn Poey, who was charged tn the Traffic Court with negligent driving along196 words
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Article57 1941-10-10 8 A TOTAL fine o.' $650 was imposed on Zin^apuro Kakl. a Japanese, who pleaded guilty In the Singapore Criminal District Court yesterday to attempting to take out of the Ccl^nv tt Sent. 27. 11,185 Yen and $133 worth of gold without permission of the Financial Secretary. Mr. P.57 words
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Article141 1941-10-10 8 Yugoslavi a Massacres London, Oct 9. /\NE hundred and eighty thousand Serbs and Jews have been massacred, imprisoned, or tortured into insanity m the former Yugoslav state up to the end of August m the Axis pogrom, M. Milan Grol, Minister of Communications of the Tree Yugoslav Government, charged to-day.United Press - 141 words
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Article534 1941-10-10 8 WEIGHTS for all eight races at Kuala Lumpur to-morrow, the final day of the Selangor Turf Club's Autumn meeting, are: Horses— Class 1. Dir. I—6 furloni* Bay Dragon 9.07, Lined Up 8 11. Counsel 8.11. Paststep 8.09. Bridgelaw 8.08. Eel«ras« 8.06, Remember Me 7.10. Tonroe 7.09. Horses—534 words
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Article104 1941-10-10 8 £)ISMISSING an appeal by a woman Sim Kirn Geok, who had been sentenced to a fine of $I.oo^ or 12 months' rigorous imprisonment m default. Sir Percy McElwaine. the Chtef Justice, tn the High Court yesterday granted the woman time to pay the fine. Sim Kirn Geok had104 words
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Article66 1941-10-10 8 Melbourne, Oct. <* CIR Earie Page, who was Minister for Commerce In the Fadrien Government and is now on his way to London on a spec!r>! mission for t^e Commonwealth, will have no Ministerial status. Mr. Churchill has been informed that he will be credentialled ac 866 words
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Article76 1941-10-10 8 Madras. Oct. S. THJK Government has directed that members of tb-p families of men serving overseas In the present war to be Riven free medical treatment including diet when treated as in-patients m all Government hospitals and dispensaries without regard to their income. The grant of a similar76 words
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Article47 1941-10-10 8 Sydney, Oct. 9. THE following are the five acceptances and probable jockeys tor the Randwick Plate. which will be run at 3,25 p.m. on Saturday: Dashing Cavalier 90a (Shean), Katanya 906 (W. Cook), Hope 904 (Davis), Magmort 9 04 Veiled Threat 8.11 (D. Mnnro).47 words
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Article272 1941-10-10 8 Venn House Wins Shield rpHIRTY-TtfO b-x?rs f r?nging 1 from dimunitive "junior" mo.\qMito-w^ishU to lifeh»weigh.s provided some very eood fights at Woodsville yesterday, when St. Andrew's Cchool annual boxing championships and house ccmpetiticn were held. Vsnn House w:n t^e Bex ng Shield. Sqd. Ldr. C. G.272 words
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Article69 1941-10-10 8 YESTERDAY'S tie m *the Y.M.CA t^nr.is tournament resulted: "C CUsr Handicap: Ttiio G^'< Suer beat Gan Kee Slang 6 2. 7 5. TO-MORROWS TTFS 'B Class Handicap: Podn^v Bo«ers vs. Ernie Simon; Tan Eng Chiang vs Low Huct Yang. *c Class Handicap: Cp! C. J. Sheen y vs.69 words
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334 1941-10-10 8 R.A.M.C Score Rugby Win HUSTLING TACTICS PREVAIL R.A.M.C 12; M.( I EMPLOYING hustling t usin* their wei K ht to ad tajre. the R..VM.P. Medical College I nion v by 12 points (four \nr x f (a *oal> m a game played on ti Coli^» r rr Neither team turned334 words
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Article59 1941-10-10 8 'T'HE Tcllowins havr b ed tc »^lay hork rt Ceylon Spirts Club Riffles Institution en the P I ground to-mcrrow A. Nntban>L f G C n IS. Chcl'l^n; S y^T; P. Vivekan -dt, A. NadaraJ^; V. 1 Dana, R. T Kn.iht. V Pi sothT, G. Cathirasu. M X59 words
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Miscellaneous74 1941-10-10 8 TO-DAY'S LAW NOTICE At 10 a.m. Before The JudgesSummonses m Chambers, etc. Before The Hon'ble The Chief Justice m Court No. 1: At 10 a.m. Misc. Application 7/41— D. P. P. vs. Robert Jackson. At 11 a.m.— Bankruptcy. Before The Hon'ble Mr. Justice Worley m Court No. 2: At 1174 words
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