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Title Section17 1941-10-24 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 16,447. ESfO. 1835. FRIDAY,, OCTOBER 44, 1941. S CENTS17 words
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Article967 1941-10-24 1 Reds Fressed Back In Great Battles NAZIS CLAIM TO BE 38 MILES AWAY FROM MOSCOW Tnr London, Oct. 23. jHfc xMoscow radio, qrc ing dispatches to the Soviet Press, states tint the Germans launched a fierce offensive at th# approaches to the Crimea during theReuter; United Press - 967 words
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271 1941-10-24 1 London, Oct. 23. PEN BNfcK has been appointeii vi t0 command the western sector of the central Russian front, jßrfuding Moscow, it was stated arfboritatively m London to-day, following receipt of news fro»n ■■rii It was added that Marshal Timo- <.>. who formerly commanded itUnited Press; Reuter - 271 words
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Article52 1941-10-24 1 London. Oct. 23. THE Eumeland was raided again iasi night An Air Ministry camuiMque states: "Aircraft o: bomber command last night attacked objectives m the Rhineland, including the industrial Dl Mannheim. ks were also made on the dock at Le Havre and the harbcur at Brest "Five ot our aircraftReuter - 52 words
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Article49 1941-10-24 1 TTokio. Oct. 23. H\IIA.\I) Ls "concentrating fore<V on the new Indofrontier, ►onifi's Saigon correspondent r^orted to-dry. T>f correspondent claimed 450 tr'*oi>s have b:en eoncenyjN at Chantaburi and 500. '♦'udinsr mechanized forces, m J»e southrrn sector, and TOO l _foops east of SLsonhon. United PressUnited Press - 49 words
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Article39 1941-10-24 1 17.5. Tanker Torpedoed New York, Oct. 23. DEPORTS received by maritime circles m New York state that the American -owned tanker W. C. Teazle was torpedoed late last week while on the way to England n a convoy. Reuter.39 words
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Article194 1941-10-24 1 London, Oct. 23. REPORTS that the Germans were dropping light tanks and guns by parachute on the Moscow front prompted military exp- rts here to study the possibility of the Nazi Panzei forces being bogged iown, so that they called on the Luftwaffe to pull the offensiveUnited Press - 194 words
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Article63 1941-10-24 1 Brooklyn, Oct. 25. ffIHE United States destroyer Bristol, sister shin of the torpedoed destroyed Kearny. was commissioned here yesterday. Rear-Adm. Andrews. Commandant of the Third Naval District and Comr'aniler nf the N^h Atlantic Naval Coastal Frontier, m an address at the ceremony, said: "There is grim business ahead.63 words
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Article473 1941-10-24 1 London, Oct. 23. IN the House of Lords to-day Lord Addlson (Lab.) introduced a motion which declared that the House, "having followed with admiration tie heroic resistance of our Russian Ally to German aggression, supports the Government measures that have been adopted as a result of473 words
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906 1941-10-24 1 Stalin Refused Arms Not Needed: Called For More Tanks London, Oct. 23. HpHE extent of the aid Britain has already given vto Russia was revealed by Lord Beaverbrook, Ministe rof Supply, to-day m the House of Lords. A similar statement was made mUnited Press; Reuter - 906 words
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Article71 1941-10-24 1 London, Oct. 23. lOKD BEAVERBROOK, Minister of Supply, warned the House of Lords to-day that Britain must be ready for invasion jfrom now onwards. If and when the attack comes on Britain, as it surely will," Lord Beaverbrook said, you can rest assured the whole population wilUnited Press - 71 words
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Article257 1941-10-24 1 M.P. Urges B.E.F. For Ukraine London, Oct. 23. IMR P. J. Noel-Baker, opening tftt W* debate on aid to Russia m the House of Commons to-day, urged that a part of the Middle East force be sent to support the Russian armies m the Ukraine. Rejecting the possibility o fUnited Press - 257 words
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Article44 1941-10-24 1 London, Oct. 23. TWELVE Rumanian divisions. 200 1 aircraft and hund: ds and tanks and guns was the price the Rumanians paid for Odessa, according to Gen. Petrov. m the Fed Star, the Soviet Army organ, states the Moscow radio. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Advertisement70 1941-10-24 1 ARRIVED TO-DAYI t COURT AULDS TESTED QUALITY I MAROCAINE CREPE m 16 SMART SHADES CHOTIRMALL'S sea View HOTEL BAIX-ttOOM PERFECTLY AIR-COMIITIONEK BT «FAKRCEZU> SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE Oiuer S3. Adaittioa to Btll-itM free of charge ADELPHI GRILL Whether you require light refreshment* or an elaoorate meai the ADELPHJ GRILL is70 words
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Article161 1941-10-24 2 Ankara, Oct. 23A CONSIGNMENT of spare parts for Heinkel aircraft engines lias just been received by Turkey They came not tram Germany, but from England Months ago the Turks asked the Germans for these spare parts but the Germans said they were unable to deliver them. AfterReuter - 161 words
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Article102 1941-10-24 2 San Jose (Costa Rica), Oct. 23. A SENSATION was- caused here by the refusal of the Nicaraguan Government to permit Dr. Arnulfo Arias, ex-President of Panama, to travel to San Jose. Having accepted the condition of residence that he will not engage m politic al o.ctiviti3s m CostaReuter - 102 words
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Article86 1941-10-24 2 T l^ Sin Chew Jit Pah, m an editorial. strongly advocates the convocation of a Far East conference to cope with the threatening Pacific situation, with as many members as possible, including Australia, New Zealand and the Netherlands Indies, m addition to Britain, America, the Soviet and China86 words
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Article27 1941-10-24 2 The news talk to be broadcast by the Singapore station at 10.05 to-night v/"l be one recorded m the studio by Sir Evelyn Wrench, President of th«27 words
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507 1941-10-24 2 Mr. S. J. Chan 'Acknowledged Leader Of Chinese' <\T a function held m Mr. S. J. Chan's residence m 1 Emerald Hill Eoad yesterday evening, the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, presented Mr. Chan with the insignia of his appointment as a Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael507 words
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Advertisement155 1941-10-24 2 6 WEEKS' NON-STOP HUN m SYDNEY (SEE FACSIMILE OF CABLE REPRODUCED ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE.) ONE OF THE BEST BRITISH FILMS OF THIS OR ANY OTHER YEAR. ANTHONY ASQUmrS At •*"fl**^ V'j\ "^4 Am A i A v 1 A y Ija\ AY THE SENSATIONAL FEATURETTE PICTORIAL REVIEW OF HITLER'S155 words
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Advertisement258 1941-10-24 2 "Beaufttm Laraine Day gives a really first-class pr r ntm Z m Bayard VeUlers smashing drama The Trial o: Dugan'....the direction and presentation of thU p ro is ExceUetfl- ltt Fr€ss <^estcrc;; O> Acclaimed as one of the Year's Fint^; dramai sci-ieen triumphs. 7a&? Vb«r s«rf O.>i T/^ Jury And258 words
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630 1941-10-24 3 PROPPING OF VLADIVOSTOK ROUTE "NO CONCESSION TO JAPAN" Washington, Oct. 23. gUGGESTIONS that the decision of the United m j* tes Maritime Commission to abandon the Vladivostok route for sending American supplies to Russia constitute a concession to Japan are discounted m official circles here, says United Press. It isUnited Press - 630 words
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Article172 1941-10-24 3 CABINET'S STEPS ARE APPROVED Melbourne. Oct. Zi. usrRALIAS war policy and thA Pacific situation were discuss- it to-day's meeting of the m monwealth Advisory Wax Coun<*!l suupli-ss of the two Dominiona ir d^ Australia's Eastern Supply Group commitments were also debated Tt e BBC obr?rver mReuter - 172 words
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Article96 1941-10-24 3 F Washington, Oct. 23. ALT is on the brink of a revolt with leading army officers busily sabotaging Mussolini's orders for sending Italian troops oat of the country at German behest, according io the weekly review, Foreign Correspondence. It says that the names of theReuter - 96 words
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104 1941-10-24 3 Neumarket. Oct. 23. F[E .>pcond day's racing opened _uTii >rtur.ately when the KingS Channel Swell, fell In th? race, bringing down two Ou.< m apprentice rider on Swell broke a leg. Smith vkey. was badly cut In and mouth, while the r Evans, escapedReuter - 104 words
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Article159 1941-10-24 3 Washington, Oct. 23. A SUGGESTION that Hitler will try to encourage peace feelers from the United States and Britain when the present Nazi drive m Russia achieves its object or expands its force is made m the weikly review Foreign Correspondence The review, quoting "reliable informationReuter - 159 words
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67 1941-10-24 3 Shanghai, Oct. 23. THE United States Navy has ordered the cancellation of the Shanghai call of the steamer President Taylor, which was to have arrived here on Sunday, and ordered the vessel to the main south Pacific run, it was learned here to-day.67 words
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143 1941-10-24 3 "Would Not Be Hampered Very Long" Manila, Oct. 23. ADM. Thomas Hart, Command-er-in-Chief of the United States Asiatic Fleet, m a speech at a Rotary Club luncheon hera to-day, said he was confident that, should the United States enter the dispute for control of the high seas, "we would notUnited Press - 143 words
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Article125 1941-10-24 3 PORTUGAL PALAODILLY AIR LINK London,' Oct. 23. A WRONG interpretation ha^ been placed by some foreign newspapers on t^ie conclusion 01 an accord whereby Japan is to operate an air line between Palao and Dilly Portuguese Timor), according to an office i ™tc from the Portuguese Mlrister for Foreign Affairs,Reuter - 125 words
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Article68 1941-10-24 3 Tokio, Oct. 23. MR. K. Yoshizawa, Japan's special Ambassador to IndoChina, will leave Tokio o.i Oct. 28 and sail from Kobe to Hanoi on Oct. 30 aboard the O.S.K. liner Kokuryu Mara, it was announced here to-day. The Government m addition appointed 13 members of Mr. Yoshizawa's suite,United Press - 68 words
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Article38 1941-10-24 3 Berlin Oct. 23. THE Genran military commander m Serbia issued two decrees yesterday ordering the reporting of the property of enemy nations and ths property of United States nationals, it w?.s reported here today United PressUnited Press - 38 words
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392 1941-10-24 3 Tokio, Oct <>3. *IF it is necessary to fight America to safeguard its own state. Japs»n ill not hesitate to defend its awn people and its interests."' declares the Japan Times and Advertiser which reflects the views of the Japanese Foreign Office, m anReuter; United Press - 392 words
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Article63 1941-10-24 3 Moscow. Oct. 23. IT is officially announced thai the Russians bave destroy ed 500 German planes m one week. The Soviet communique admitting the evacuation of Taganrog:, on the Sea of Azov 40 miles from the port of Rostov, adds that m the battleUnited Press - 63 words
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Article303 1941-10-24 3 London, Oct. 23. I^IFTY more Frenchmen lield as hostages by the Germans are due to die to-day unless the men who shot the German commandant. Lieut-Gen. Holtz. m Nantes, are found. Another 100 hostages are being held as hostages as a reprisal for Tuesday night's shootingUnited Press; Reuter - 303 words
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Article71 1941-10-24 3 Shanghai, Oct. 23. MR. John B. Pow»?ll, Publisher and editor of the China Weekly Review, narroviy escaped de-cth to-day when a terrorist hurled a hand-grenade at him. The grenade failed to explode. Mr. Powell is one of the Americans on Nanking's "black list." He wasUnited Press - 71 words
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Article35 1941-10-24 3 Tokio, Oct. 23. THE Emperor to-day received m 1 audience Baron Hiranuma. the former Home Minister, who has recovered from injuries inflicted by a would-be assassin on Aug. 14. United PressUnited Press - 35 words
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Article102 1941-10-24 3 London, Oct. 23. REPLYING to a member of the House of Commons the Undersecretary for Foreign Affair*. Mr. Law writes: "Reports have been received that gas was used by the Japanese to recent fighting round Ichang. These are now beirs investigated.'' Replying to a further auestion whether this intensification ofReuter - 102 words
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497 1941-10-24 3 '"THE future of Shanghai is be- coming every day more closely tied to the future of Singapore." declared Mr. George Devon, a visitor from Shanghai, broadcasting from the Singapore radio station last night. -One thin*; is sure. There is497 words
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653 1941-10-24 3 London, Oct. 2H j7KOM the communiques issued over the past few days it is apparent that Hitler has had no success of any importance since he shortened his line south-west of the capital by reaching" Malo-Yaroslavetz, writes Renter's correspondent m Kouibishev, new Russian capital.Reuter - 653 words
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Article49 1941-10-24 3 Tokio, Oct. 23. THE Nether land Indies na* notified Japan that all vessels are prohibited irom entering a water lane two milss wide m the* Java Sea off Patavia Irom Get 28 to Oct. 31 oecause of naval manoeuvres, the Forelpn Office announced to-day.- United PressUnited Press - 49 words
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Article58 1941-10-24 3 Shanghai. Oct. 23. THE British Embassy announced to-day that, effective from Nov. 1. all shipment- fr Shanghai to Burma of dyed textiles chemicals, dyes, medicines, drug? and pharmaceutical products paints and colours niust be covered by a cprtificate, an applicpf on for which may be mad- to theUnited Press - 58 words
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Article63 1941-10-24 3 Home, Oct 23. I he German Minister of Economics. Dr Funk m a sioech at a f arction given m his honour by the Army and Navy Club to-day declared Italy and Germany have drawn up accords completely un.ting the Axis countries into one economic structure. He admitted there isUnited Press - 63 words
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Article39 1941-10-24 3 Reykjavik (Iceland.) Oct. 23 THE Icelandic Government which resigned yesterday was a coalition of three major parties Its position was rendered unt*nlble by disagreement over its towards the rtee m the r-ost ->f living due to war r^ndition*.^ ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Advertisement43 1941-10-24 3 ITS AS EXCITING AS YOU LIKE IT! yd m TECHNICOLOUR, TOO RANDOLPH SCOTT (The Star of "WESTERN UNION") and GENE TIERNEY BELLE STARR (THE BANDIT QUEEN) •other 20th Century Triumpli of Action and Thrilling Romance! "ATLI A W SATURDAY 25th OCT. -ATHAY MIDNIGHT43 words
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Advertisement26 1941-10-24 3 TRI A BOTTLE OF OUR DELIGHT! ULI/I REFRESHING SKIN TONIC" prepared from WITCH HAZEL ROSE WATER and BENZOIN 19 cts and 80 cts. tEOICAL HALL LTD.26 words
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Advertisement98 1941-10-24 3 DON AMECHE BEnY GRABLE I^/U ROBERT CUMMINGS Chorlotte Greenwood Jock Haley K/r Carole Landis Cobina Wright, Jr. IC^ AND 8.M.1. DOCUMENTARY "ORDINARY PEOPLE*' TO-NIGHT DINE and DANCE AT THE CATHAY RESTAURANT THE FINEST BALLROOM IN THE EAST— AIR-CONDITIONEU LUNCHEONS DAILY FROM 12.30 p.m. to 2.30 p m CL'LSINE IJ.MDER THE98 words
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787 1941-10-24 4 THE Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1941. A Changed Route r[E announcement by the U.S. Maritime Commission that m future American supplies to Soviet Russia will be routed by Archangel and that the Vladivostok route will be no longer used can be interpreted m several different ways. The Japanese,787 words
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Article465 1941-10-24 4 THAI newspapers have lately published two reports of Japanese troop movements on the Indo-China frontier; they recount such ominous facts as the construction of a military base at Pnom-Penh and the closing of a main road to all but military traffic. The Thai newspapers publish these facts and465 words
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Article38 1941-10-24 4 Cairo, Oct. 23. •TO-DAY'S Middle East G.H.Q communique issued states. "Tobruk— Nothing to report. "In the frontier area enemy artillery was again m action without, however, interfering with the activities of our patrols, who sustained no casualties."- ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article, Illustration1587 1941-10-24 4 John Cudahy - American's Impression Of Germany Belgium John Cudahy By THE most interesting conversation I had m Germany was with Joachim von Ribbentrop. We met one Sunday morning In the big ochre-tinted mansard building on Wilhelmstrasse, with its writhing statuary serpents and winged dragons, where Marshal Hindenburg lived when he was President.1,587 words
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Article, Illustration10 1941-10-24 4 WE MUST HAVE THEIR UNDIVIDED ATTENTION v Copynght m A:10 words
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Advertisement151 1941-10-24 4 PHONE Vj\ WHEN NEEDING i» SUPPLIES OF THE THE DRINK OF THE ARISTOCRATS i^^^sA- •M i y*j^^^ a r 1 |bA W^V*^* nr— 1 I I f .i—ri^ttStiSßMbS iiiiimv When you're half-awake gS^^j^Fl%^X^sWm^ and "lazy," try tangy, zippy I Bf^^^^^^T^f^fjnn Sanborn Coffee. See if its f tl tf illlP^^ fresher,151 words
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Advertisement65 1941-10-24 4 You Always Feel Best when you look best Vie have a wid< 3ft len«rtbs, Rockvill' WH&^ Suitings (I'-S.A. Wain Shiell's, to **W|H Silk and Wool also lilf Jl AMERICAN |g H.^?-^ SHARKSKIN (Bgjj hi Various Coloort '11^8 You will look your best m clothes tailored by MIEN CHOMG The high65 words
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Article, Illustration35 1941-10-24 5 tr.Kins'stationed m MaUya undergo thorough training m „us conditions which are encountered m this country. v»> Mimf of them using: collapsible boats and native craft to cross a swamp.35 words
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228 1941-10-24 5 L EGISLATION TO STOP TRAFFIC IN BOYS PROBABLE PASSAGE OF BILL ON NOV. 5 A HER step forward m the Colony will be taken on 0 wher the bill to stop traffic m boys will be -rough its final stages m the Legislative Council. >ocial importance, the bill will put228 words
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Article72 1941-10-24 5 r I belt Gray, was yester- Ly Mr Conrad Saigap_*re second court mi bog the death of Gibson, by a aiked by the AttarneyIr^pector P. S. Gor- ;-:i court that an eta held by thi- Coroner rv m camera under RsgataUoai and that the D ath by misa-i72 words
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Article40 1941-10-24 5 WAR SAVINGS APPEAL TO CHINESE Ai re pester, m i dte, uiglug Urn War Ba¥l ned oy I InlormaUoo In the a circular "V" design. :s ci\id?d into 13, two '*ith red th whits baeksrawnds, about the certiiorth m Chinese40 words
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202 1941-10-24 5 *-fTHE Malayan Communist Party has always been anti-Brlt sh and has always striven for the ejection of the British from Malaya and the upsetting of the (legally constituted Government m this country," said Mr. G E. Devonshire, prosecuting officer m a case m which a202 words
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Article114 1941-10-24 5 THE Ceylon Tamils of Malaya have launched an eflort to raise funds to pay for a lighter '^lane for presentation to the Imperial Government. Their association m StngaDore has organized a variety entert?inrrent 34 mrt of this effort It will be held at the Virtori?114 words
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Article52 1941-10-24 5 BRITISH nurses of any race may now apply for appointment to the •mporary "cadre of the Indian Military Nrrsin'r Service. Applicants miist be a-le to furnish certificates showing thit they have had three years' training m civil hospitals of 100 beds. An advertisement calling for applications appears on52 words
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Article545 1941-10-24 5 Australian News By Cable Melbourne, Oct. 22. Department discloses enemy vessels were •he Persian Giil! on H M AS. Yarra and -uiimbla, both manned The Kanimbla Is an ml cruiser, and was iian coastal liner. The 1 m India of the seven war, four m tow545 words
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245 1941-10-24 5 $100,000 CAMERON HIGHLANDS PROJECT (From Our Own Correspondent) Ki;ala Lumpur, Oct. 23. WORK m establishing the first convalescent home vat Cameron Highlands for the use of the rank and file of the British and Australian forces m Malaya will begin early next week, it245 words
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Article150 1941-10-24 5 A LORRY driver, Lim Boon Leng. faced three charges of causing death by a negligent act, one charge of causing grievous hurt by a negligent and a charge of causing hurt by a negligent act, when he appeared m the Singapore Traffic Court yesterday. Lim's appearance150 words
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Article102 1941-10-24 5 ALLEGED to have stolen a motor car from outride the Cvrano Caf? on Wednesday night, A. Baxter, of a Scottish regiment, pleaded guilty when charged m the Singapore fifth court yesterday. Inspector P. Ball, who prosecuted, alleged that at 8.20 p.m. on Wedncsdav the owner of the car102 words
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Article102 1941-10-24 5 Lahore. Oct. SIR Sikantier Hayat, Premier of the Pin.jab. appealed, In an Id messaje. fcr prayers for final victory and for the ra r ety of Indian troops overseas. 1 slid: "In wishing a very happy Ig to my Murlim brethren. I may remind them that v:e mv.st102 words
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Article148 1941-10-24 5 DESCRIBING the appellant as "an incorrigible rascal with a formidable record," Mr. E. N. Griffith-Jones, DP.P., opposed an appeal by elderly Indian, Vellasamy, who appeared m the Singapore High Court yesterday Vellasamy had been sentenced In the lower courts to two years' rigorous imprisonment, to148 words
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Article142 1941-10-24 5 rVO young Chinese, Ong Hoa Hui and Tiun Sui Seng, were charged m the Singapore third court yesterday that on Sept. 6 at Jalan Besar they threatened to assault certain persons employed at the Main Supply Depot at Bukit Timah. The prosecution alleged that on the alter142 words
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Article55 1941-10-24 5 New Delhi, Oct. ZZ. npKE 3ur.ries* squadron's share m the X R.A.F. operations over enemy territory on the Continent was made known yesterday. Th? squadron has shot down 43 enemy planes and damaged 29. Ano f her 21 were probably destroyed The Punjab is to contribute yet55 words
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Article31 1941-10-24 5 Lahore, Oct. 23. SIR Phiroz Khan Noon took charge of his new post as labour member of the Viceroys Executive Council before leaving Lahore on Tuesday .ior Delhi.31 words
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Article110 1941-10-24 5 A CHINESE woman, Yeo Kam, pleaded guilty m the Singapore fourth court yesterday to a charge of distilling intoxicating liquor m an attap hut m Kampong Hylam Sua, off Thompson Road, on Tuesday. According to the prosecution, a party of revenue oficers entered a hut and found Yeo110 words
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Article36 1941-10-24 5 New Delhi, Oct. 23. THE consultative committee set up by the Government of India to advise on the economic policy of postwar reconstruction will meet m .-few Delhi on Friday. The commerce memwill preside.36 words
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Article40 1941-10-24 5 New Delhi, Oct. 23. THE Congress Party m the Central Assembly is attending the autumn session on Nov. 4, it is announced by Bhulabhai Desai. Ke has invited j .embers to a meeting m Delhi on Nov. 1.40 words
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Article34 1941-10-24 5 THE Chinese of Pontian have contributed $1,000, and the Chinese of Benut $873.25, for the relief of British air raid victims. These sums have been forwarded through the Protector of Chinese, Johore.34 words
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Article29 1941-10-24 5 TWO Pan-American Clippers are expected m Singapore within four days of each other. The first is scheduled to arrive on Saturday, and the second on Wednesday.29 words
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Article20 1941-10-24 5 Mysore, Oct. 23. r'.E Mysore Government is granting more than three lakhs of rupees to develop cottage industries.20 words
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Article21 1941-10-24 5 Mr. Chi Tih Van, Chinese Consel m Sumatra, yesterday arrived m Singapore by air on his way to Khio on business.21 words
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Article100 1941-10-24 5 IN connection with the brownout exercises on the night of Monday, motorists who wish to use their cars during the period may see just how their lights should be obscured by visiting motor dealers' show rooms, the three amusement parks, and the offices of the Traffic100 words
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191 1941-10-24 5 A.A.M. BRANCH AND PETROL RATIONING AT the October committee meeting of the 3in.?anore branch of the Automobile Association of Malaya, a number of letters from members relating to petrol rationing were considered. Some of these VHers suggested that a slight modification of the pre:ent system would be of great benefit191 words
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Article107 1941-10-24 5 SEVEN young Chinese, Choy Ah Nan, Chong Ah Seng, Chan Ah Kee, Chew Ah Sang, Woon Fook. Chan Wah iTin and Lye Chin Lecng appeared m the Singapore third court yesterday on a charge of participating m an unlawful assembly and asraulting a detective on Oct. 2"\ thereby107 words
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Article71 1941-10-24 5 New Delhi. Oct. 23. INDIA'S total rice production is expected to increase by 10 per cent, m the next three years, due to efforts by the Council of Imperial Agricultural Research. The aim is to increase cultivation so as to cut by third the present imports of71 words
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Article165 1941-10-24 5 THE story of how two 11 -year-old Chinese boys, Tans Chye Huat and Sim Chew Lang, were found crushed underneath a boat by a brother of one of them, six-year-old Tang Chye Lye, was told during an inquiry m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday.165 words
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Article89 1941-10-24 5 ¥T is probable that Mr. A. Duff 1 Cooper, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, will leave for Australia sometime during the first week of November. Plans have not been completed yet, and at present it is not known exactly when he will go or89 words
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Article18 1941-10-24 5 The Wine and Spirit Association Singapore, has donated $1 000 to the Lord Mayor's air raid distress fund.18 words
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Article140 1941-10-24 5 THE Deputy Inspector -General oj Police, Mr. L. A. Thomas. «a« the complainant m a traffic court caso yesterday, which Mr. H. E. Kingdcn, the Mars' rat?, described at an "extremely bad case, the driver. l£ong Ah Soo. showing extreme lack of care." L«on? ,/a^ said to140 words
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Article78 1941-10-24 5 MR. Buemasa OkamnU), former Counsellor of the Japanese Embassy m London, has been appointed new Japanese Consu l -General at Singapore, states Eastern News. Mr. Okamoto, who returned onrj last year from London during the bombings, was previously ConsulGeneral m Shanghai and Consul m Seattle, Washington. Mr.78 words
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Article, Illustration1337 1941-10-24 6 MARY HEATHCOTT - "Gesture" Premiere For R. A. F. Film MARY HEATHCOTT By 'AN Air Ministry communique Asta t c s R.A.F. bombers have been active over enemy territory during the night. Low flying patrols attacked a number of targets, including an oil storage tank goods trains and oil tank waggons Pick up1,337 words
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Article184 1941-10-24 6 JCTATING that there was no evidence of negligence or ir:ishness on the part of the lorry driver, the acting Singapore I Coroner, Mr. T. A. Rendall, recorded a verdict of misadventure at an inquiry yesterday into the death of a young Chinese girl, Low Poh184 words
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Article194 1941-10-24 6 T_ Lahore, Oct. 23 HE Punjab Assembly is to begir its winter session m the last week of November. After the Christmas recess the meeting will merge Into the budget session, which s expected to last until April. Two new official bills likely to be introduced are the194 words
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Article63 1941-10-24 6 TW»y by air at 11 a m to Me to-morrow by air at noon to Africa America. Australia t> T^ a< Oylon Chira vi^ H^r- F.'-> fS Europe. Britain. India Mruritius, New Zer.:a--pnd Hawaii. Phj'.ipp n rj Palembang and Thailand ..Air mail delivers: a.m. to-day, from Britain63 words
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Advertisement649 1941-10-24 6 CLASSIFIED A DVERTISEMENTS TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITA Tenders Tenders are no* invited for the v.llowinfi materials or serTtce* For particulars apply Municipal Tenders Room Supply of Bread and -£gs to Middleton Hosortai, Moulmcin Road during 1942. L»ate jt Ckulitg. 12 no:>n. Dec. I. I*ll. Care and Maintenance of Christian Cemeteries at649 words
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Advertisement447 1941-10-24 6 PUBLIC NOTICES SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 3% DEBENTURE STOCKS 1937 1938. Interest Due Nov. 15, 1941. Notice J.s hereby given that the Transfer Registers of the aoove Stocks wi3l be closed from Nov. 3 to Nov. 15, 1941, both days inclusive. W. W. DUNCAN, As. Municipal Secretary. liquors Revenue Ordinance liquor Licensing447 words
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Advertisement236 1941-10-24 6 WHO WANTS TO LOOK YOUNG [||L '^^yw women ■L ital elements m a skiii. Disco t.reU by Make this a famous University ypCT I Professor. Obtained 101 I him ex tract. called 'Biocel is now contained m Tokalon Rose Skinfood. Apply it every night. Every minute while you sleep your236 words
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Advertisement145 1941-10-24 6 > y^^^ k KEEP BLOOMING IN SPITE m^" 1 OF TROPICAL HEAT AND mm f HUMioin >*^3& At the Elizabeth Arden Salon at Maynard's, you'll find incompar- able Arden Beauty Preparations jjgg^Qjg/^ to keep your loveliness flower iSA- •"> fresh; your skin petal-soft des\<y*f< g v+Xj*£? pi^e an unvarying temperature145 words
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Miscellaneous234 1941-10-24 6 To-Day s Broadcasting SINGAPORE ZHL £55 m. 1.353 k ca,; ZHPI 30.96 m. 9.69 m c*.; ZHK 48.58 m 6.175 m ca.: ZHP3 41.38 m. 7^5 as ca. ZHL, ZHPI ZIIP2. 6 40 am. Opening announcements m French; 6.45 News m French*; 7 00 News commentary m French: 7 15234 words
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142 1941-10-24 7 THAT there is danger of the Indian situation deteriorating was suggested by Lieut.-Col. Sir George Schuster (L. Nat., Walsall), addressing the Oxford University Conservatives yesterday. 4% We might be faced with a pcsition analogous to that of Ireland but immensely more difficult," he said.Reuter - 142 words
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Article110 1941-10-24 7 Washington, Oct. 22. IT was revea'ed to-day that Adm. Harold S f ark, U.S. Chief or Naval Operations, testified during the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearings on the Lease-and-Lend Act, that the Navy Department had allocated Lease-and-Lend funds for materials and facilities for four naval base."United Press - 110 words
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154 1941-10-24 7 New Delhi, Oct. 23. THE building of a Govwnmen* factory for the manufacture of parachutes m India has beer* recommended as the result of a conference held recently, it is announced. It is hoped that th 3 factory will start working early next year. Meantime,Reuter - 154 words
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Article145 1941-10-24 7 London, Oct. 23. "THE Germcois recently dumped 20.000.C00 French francs on th 3 Lisbon market, vhich they are Sv r llins as and when they can. The result is that the French franc has depreciated to nearly 600 to the pound sterling. The Nazis have refrainedBritish Wireless - 145 words
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84 1941-10-24 7 Calcutta, Oct. 23. THE mine-sweeper Baroda the latest addition to the Royal Indian Navy, was launched yesterday at Howrah. This is the second vessel to be launched within three and a half months, the first b-irtr the T r avancore, launched on July 7. The BorodaReuter - 84 words
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Article72 1941-10-24 7 London, Oct. 2?. THE bad treatment of the survivors of British ships, who have landed on the west coast of Africa, is receiving the attention of the British Government. Air Anthony Eden, Fnre gn Secretary, said to-day In the House, of Commons that the matter had been takenReuter - 72 words
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Article148 1941-10-24 7 London, Oct. 22. yHE Secretary ol Slate lor la^'u, Mr. L. S. Amery, speaking at the launch of the corvette H.M.S. Hyderabad, given to the Royal Navy by the Nizam of Hyderabad, said the uesiEiiation •faithful ally"' coiJerred on the Nizam m the last warReuter - 148 words
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Article145 1941-10-24 7 BURMESE LEADERS NOT PRO- JAPANESE Manila, Oct. 22. jyjAJOR G. N. RICHMOND, BrU h liaison officer to the Burma Governor's staff, arrivirr m Manila en route to Hong Kcnp. on an offi^ia' mission to-day, took bitt r exception to Press reports Plegi s Burmese leaders were pro-Jap_ne c. It isUnited Press - 145 words
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Article111 1941-10-24 7 CURRENCY WAR IN SHANGHAI IShangh' i. Oct. 22. NFORMED foreign qi arters here to-day expressed the opinion that Nanking is winning the present n-r--rency 'war" with rr.iur^Ung m the Japanese -occupied areas, due apparently to the Stabilization Board's abandoning support of the yuan and American business, although forthcoming conferences toReuter - 111 words
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174 1941-10-24 7 London, Oct. 23. MANY acts of sabotage, explosions, fires and popular demonstrations against Hitler have recently oecunei m various Sudeten centres (Czerh region-, cedod tc Germany after Muniri) accofdlng to Informatio i reach m" London. In the big Kunert noiks at SchoenIlnder an explosion occurred InBritish Wireless - 174 words
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Article42 1941-10-24 7 Rjyjavik, Oct. 22. ICELAND'S Coalition Government has resigned because of disagreement over the methods of irxeting the rising cofts of living, the ri-e io salaries and -?th problems connec %ed with the Influx cf British and American trooos.— United PressUnited Press - 42 words
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Article53 1941-10-24 7 New Delhi, Oct. 23. 1** T O more awards lor gallantry m the Iranian campaign have been given to men of the 11th Sikh Regiment. Naik Charjan Tingh and Sepoy Bachan Singh have been awarded the I.D.S. Medal both for exploits during the attack on Qasr sheikh o^Reuter - 53 words
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Article34 1941-10-24 7 Calcutta. Oct. 22. ON behalf of the -'Indian Perp 1 Soviet Aid Fanci" a Mm rim of Rs. 1.000 hns beta lent to m. Mototot hroueh ?f. Mfcttjr, the Tovict Ambassador m Londcrj. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article131 1941-10-24 7 Chicago. Oc 23. THE "America Hist Committee.* m an open letter, has asked President Roosevelt 10 settle th#s issue of peace or war by submitting to Congress a "resolution :o? the declaration of a st- itr of war between the United Stair; and the GermanReuter - 131 words
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Article250 1941-10-24 7 Nazi Transport Disorg anized Lc:*J Oct. 22. THE German traftffMTt sysieni 1 has always wee ~iie of the principal target? to» the R.AF, Bomber Command, nd there is no doubt that terfcun difficulties and disorganizat m have re cu!ted from maiiy of these attacks. From a number of reliable reports250 words
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Article260 1941-10-24 7 j THIS estate, though it is old i.s amcng f the best of the small eM*tos and |is m an extremely sound ptsition financially, said Mr. J. 1. Dmmom at the annual £?r.eral mating yesterday of shareholders of Jimah Rubbei Estates, Ltd. Th? profit for t260 words
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Article97 1941-10-24 7 H&KhinrUMi. Oct 22. Women's International t/^pue for Peace and TTeedom to-day urged President Roo^velt and the Secretary of S-ate Mr CortMl Hull, to negotiate *it.h Japan for the immediate cessation ol hostility fey United Slaves .-o-cperauon m the conrtrurtive rettl-me.it «,f Par Ea-^tern problem*, men as thoUnited Press - 97 words
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Article43 1941-10-24 7 Panama City. Ckt 21. IT vas announced here to-day that ♦hree single-seater United fitates Amy pursuit planes r cashed on Capira Hill m the interior of Panama last night. All tbr piio- vre brli*»ved to have beer, killed. United PressUnited Press - 43 words
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Advertisement373 1941-10-24 7 AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES, LTD. FREQUENT SAILINGS DURING OCTOBER DESTINED TO UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO: v AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES LTD. UNION BUILDING. SINGAPORE. TELEPHONE 5931. K. P. M. LINE Regular sailings to Java, Ball. Sumatra. Borneo and all other ports In the Netherlands Indies. ORIENT JAVA373 words
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Miscellaneous15 1941-10-24 7 Blueyj&^Curley C ac/ /n/nry (^SArE^^CMURCH IM IT NOW// «»J^^Jl^ ST*gT HQVw^. ABOUT Ty-^ rf (f15 words
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Article290 1941-10-24 8 Weights For To-morrow WEIGHTS tor all eight races m Penans to-morrow, the final day of the Penan? Turf Chit's Autumn meeting, are: lionet class 2. dhr. 1. 7 furs. Newsy 9.0. School Boy 8.13. Victory 1.11. Perak 8.11. Roisterer 8.10. Waetere 8.9. Samory 8.9, Courtling 8.7.290 words
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Article112 1941-10-24 8 AFTER a four-hour meeting m Brisbane recently the Parliamentary Labour Party caucus decided to change hotel trading hours from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Instead of from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.. as at present. Announcing thf» decision, the S. A. Premier. Mr Forgan Smith,112 words
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Article190 1941-10-24 8 CRICKET shirts for the A.I. F. eleven to play three matches m Egyp r cost ATO The equipment, including green brazers and caps with crests of a golden rising sun. had been assembled when it was found that no one had while cricket shirts. Shopkeepers spread their190 words
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Article35 1941-10-24 8 T"HE Bukit Timah race courst will be officially open for training on Thursday, Oct. 30, at 5.4 i; a.m. fcr the Singapore Turf Club's winter meeting which starts or. Saturday, Nov. 8.35 words
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482 1941-10-24 8 S.R.C. BEAT PADANG RIVALS AT HOCKEY Defenders Make Up For Forwards' Lapses m, opn 0. for the major part of the game, the *-> Singapore Recreation Club beat the Singapore Cricket Club by four clear goals m a hockey match played on the padang yesterday. The game drew large crowd,482 words
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Article205 1941-10-24 8 ''pHE rollcv/ing are ties m the S.C.R.C. open invitation tennis tournament which starts tomorrow TO-MORROW Open Singles Championship: S. A. Holyland vs. Lim He 2 Chin; J. S. K ior vs A. Tbomas. "A" Singles H'cap.: C. J. R. Bem^roke, (scr.) vs. P. K. Chew (—8): Ang205 words
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Article62 1941-10-24 8 (From Our Own Correspondent) Sydney, Oct. 23. THE following are the acceptors m the Moonce Valley Ciold Cup, which is beinj run at 3.50 p.m. on Saturday: Rivxtte 9.2, Katanga 9.?, Heading 90, True Might 8.10, Gilltoun 8.6, Sun Belle S.l, Kcelie 7.11, Ni^ht Pilot 7.11,62 words
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Article485 1941-10-24 8 Schools Beaten 14-0 M.C.U. 14: Schools FIGHTING back strongly until the very end, the Combined Schools were defeated by the Medical College Union by 14 points (a goal and three tries) to nil, m a game of rugger played on the College ground yesterday. A485 words
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Article27 1941-10-24 8 "THE Singapore Swimming Cluo A beat the Manchester Regiment by seven goals to one m a waterpolo match played at the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday.27 words
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Article, Illustration316 1941-10-24 8 -\A.F. Seletar 20: Navy 8. GIVING their finest display of J the season, the K.A.F. Seletar beat the Royal Navy by Z0 points (a goal, two penalties, and three tries) to eight points U goal and a try) m a keenly-contested Rugby game at S:letar yesterday.316 words
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Article161 1941-10-24 8 •THE following have been selected to play hockey for the V.M CA. against the Singapore Hornets on the V.M.C.A. ground at 5.15 p.m. to-day: Ec Thian Han: R. I. Atkinson, A. C. Edgar: G. Newman. G. Day (capt >, Goh Chin Chye: Low Huck Yang, A. C.161 words
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Article134 1941-10-24 8 Selaneor Inter-St a at! t Champions (From Our Own Corr, sindent)5 indent) SELANGOR anne^S J* <J State cycling rharTl f.rpani7ed by thr> Per^HS Club, at the JubiW PiVv ,t*2 Th.y won th. wo. three foSS rtx mi!f»s events. Penanp wre itennd w^ t v H points Wlth134 words
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Article33 1941-10-24 8 Melbourne. Oct. J5 THE Victczia Derby mtj hav f j record field of 20 ru: including Laureate. WilMamstown Cup. owned by J. J. Listor won the Williamstown Cup at to L33 words
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Article19 1941-10-24 8 THE S.C.R.C. second- and It Patrick's School drc\ »ne-a!. H a hockey match pined at Kon; lim Green yesterday19 words
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676 1941-10-24 8 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Oct. 20. PNANG retained the Leong Sin Nam cup by a wide margin of 12 points to Ferak's five and Selangor's four, while Selangor wrested the Tengfcu Permalsurl Cup from Perak, winning by eight points to Perak's six676 words
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Article665 1941-10-24 8 KENNETH FARNES OF ENGLAft 11/ITH the death of Kenneth Fames, England player who has been killed m action the^ 1 name that will always be connected with En pa^t "revival" m the last two years before the outbre k %l A fast bowler, Faroes took665 words
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Miscellaneous71 1941-10-24 8 To-day's Sports Events Soccer: first division, Gordons vs. F.R.E.. Seleranf. Hockey: S.C.C. seconds vs. S.B.C. seconds, S.C.C: S.C.B.C. vs. R.A.0.C., SC.R.C; R.C.U. ts. 1.A., Balestier; Naval Police vs. Loyal*. N. Police tround; A.C.S. first team vs. St. Joseph's first team, 5.J.1.; A.C.S. seconds vs. SJ.I. seconds. Oldham Hall; M.C.U. R.I.A.S.C.71 words
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