The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 30 October 1941
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Title Section17 1941-10-30 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 16,452. ESIU. 1833. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, WL 5 CENTS17 words
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Article, Illustration643 1941-10-30 1 'Enemy Losses In Region 20, 000 Men In Five F>avs Command claims "^liat- j* the j w ■IT pi the" German forces have smashed^ their _^yJ_L_tou_K to the rimea: ___;i _~~-~v ,t»^^r n -T4> AM 4-^*% j~ i ci 15:11 uays. vi Hurt! n^iltlll^ ThyReuter; United Press - 643 words
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Article64 1941-10-30 1 Nun Struck By Japanese NEW paQTEST=ffir US; CONSUL i T'HE American ununMiiaMiMi 1 Mr. Faui Meyer/ fe".pw«on-sii iv meaL.or. tnase-^bftse7Re44a""'Sie ...T^^iene^eo. pi».i«est .ionnw* me Fi^€€rp\. -Gl3 S. fEpiy denyIn^" action had tajt£n. n]a ce ~H G|V_an JCuiuaviL executed m urn Sister. allssiEf-ihivUshe -^aa- struck on..thfi bacx^_ "I. I"1 ~^»fuec. the.JJnitfiri^atatjes,Reuter - 64 words
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27 1941-10-30 1 BRITISH NOT DIVIDED ON AID FOR SOVIET Pi rerort..ia*t"r iP n33KTll^vQiiV "5^ m4«miMA/l ,1^— _>> i .*r~a-~~«.. \.»vw t vnwo onumu nave DCCII jji!n"Efip ipiprMMfAn ""M»«i""f*K» "D».i*irK ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article81 1941-10-30 1 Corruption In Nazi Europe _n _ti*.flffl»_r_ni < _r7__ai nrAtrnno v* —I. M m ifatoss-._r.. -sse-upiod ■Bure-^—ac-curcUng.^ persons wfie -^b^nUy §_«iCsEiicft. m. .cjraKi"g. I^ne.~ T v M\= «-> ?^>?__ _*st v*, w »_.j_*sii*yji itl.CP l l^*! B^*! l^^ QS--v~'C__--4.-_v^ wrG_-£r3>l. fiNJlitic'x. .^_w-j_di^~_sif_>tic»^o J4ad4st^- t *M44e .^Ui._.«pj.v?raGiorju^v.^er tmnn ?O neci or^dfßg, _Cg?i<yi.^Va:Reuter - 81 words
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Article43 1941-10-30 1 !_T j__ _rv jl f^SK Af.he gc_fer__^_u-gjgSg w memory oc^uwec^ir. -S^eragcn E3G_h- Sj,&vcar "_tiie^^ ..Naia j- cfiflSf gypti ku' 3na£_u fw* aii_!--"'s-x^3!c-v_ y5 i 3 "_s£3:_tf__i_A fIVKcl v ,}|}a_,?ji i.y/ify»_x irux *v.« «.~nit_>_> <_ HJg-*.»o-_pvrfin_- _o--i»«.*ic iiiOi-_ii w&%,~ -TZT-T" '-j-L-^r ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article13 1941-10-30 1 'T'hh: nartffftw gfoamoii ftvinn I~l■ o understood fors;c^ Nor^ omnTjfiiiir^ iTrgg^ffpgflf z ReuterReuter - 13 words
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Article24 1941-10-30 1 "na awpnisn Nmroiom Mh^— sw .-Aft. R-yvry... vtxxa*r£- &sg-* onH i4aa(U > ojj«»'w« wi j.- mxtt-vaiunA 1 Lie cum'.var thoi^h it^ uf^^^ ..firarM.w ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article53 1941-10-30 1 mi un in up srarjkjc T^kMil.. FW1 F -w— w» ivC »w^» .aaawt T» «M> UU I1USJ1IP A.1T K!»CtOTT> csnfni. ww. &f tapyiuavlicu Utie l r 2£'ih J'/Le-J Bn l ,tr '•*T ■B cne?alna/l "X~~..« i».r__ -Ta ■<" 5a«.*"v>*a~»nKiiiiJ'"th ft' #ttfiW"~¥Fn«W!i»r i5iT rmarv-^»i aiiTiiririf ..^v..»»* -A #<«Reuter - 53 words
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Article23 1941-10-30 1 Nippon Troopship Sunk By Mine [mUDIP. T- "a five rte___a-_-rtmS_Hr HM Pn s|_-^^"--j___hJ** .wmn—sk-lQL^i Z2~k_F -S™ti-"W-Pt-iHii »u\;aiut I __T —j-—._«_ h_>« itiicwru ReuterReuter - 23 words
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300 1941-10-30 1 Pay Of Australian Servicemen Increased Under Record Budget (Fioxn-Om l?wn-Cori:esporiaer r > 0 S~l_- A J__ ___*__»*v j--n-fi I JI.-TL vr /-v rvi AtT\KAl*ff tf£. a__-____r __lß &__t__ur ScrTiCcS SiTu w w^ v WIVCO aiC JJIUYIUCU kUC _G__-___l A l ost^aitaYi--bTid&fet of __~_&3:00_r.6©6: UiVIVUWVVU V*^ 1 w^ the labour GuvfeHixiiciit'irTfcttSinr-'300 words
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Article11 1941-10-30 1 New Banking Policy "una woo cillllUUllUCU UV me Ge_r__r_or.™'eaHfc -Treasurer vh^n11 words
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Article42 1941-10-30 1 TH"F nt i j?.U P, |U A I ril/lIIIH 111 "U~ nrrit-lH V. 4 «l_ Bate", ?k i^^ ur" lljnit-aj C:»r->i. l_ j J MKHUaiK^I bsss [2— H"a«i» rpuirict'i l"i'biii, MfltQin U»«-« x^, —_J m m. _~y i ,/i i/inri>i k42 words
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Article13 1941-10-30 1 ■4 v»aw i.'jt WIUC A hipt/M>.t r, n-4-i: SiKJt?^./?^ irs u>t .T^a13 words
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Article17 1941-10-30 1 ™JL3t .pkaec -c«f*tfc nnonciva *%««-a».«.i- Crvn3'^ f Lft!F^" Jfcl J |'J 4 li j|'— Li ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article25 1941-10-30 1 «}<->ir 1C I. ...LII.U.J -1...UU0 ivflrn Sui^annM n«M onH r«w^« iin urr iiirfiinF _jira w-^M^^^Vpgj, W IWtIPNI rkf TlKln^T*.!.. < ?I v iivMii~ijciiii w;i.n ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Advertisement66 1941-10-30 1 4^^^ rjn^ f p^b^ to ir"iffifrf !h_z jjfcr ROSALIE LOL^ :S p^S__B BAfcLßtj().%j lAS© ACROBATIC ICUyCEES UM mau nru-DC tl ha -"""'■lda v ---"_r___r_r--~ _rr iOfh^ov^iCTOß? SALI SPtGIAL CABArEI ttOO-- BftlCE: _?3SSESSi« »=W^f T|| 6ftfißfi*li7i=lAatfUia:=z:z=z_:z S UNunvr~P_-_,_.:V- —i cvt-iMiiOr-L-TKr^rtrt __ta-i i_»"-^_^ii i»T a^B_«rej.€C«€BSX-_d.3O lo ia.3o p^m: V *C _S__ii_- _*f66 words
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Advertisement29 1941-10-30 1 ii i r*p.~K.r i i v mi -WpWtN W*-li TT^ m t mAf nirr mviTft PiTiTV 1 \-T>iT'^^rff«ii«»»Q wph--d[ innrTi *"<"" "T i^ f-T l (W 1L n a vlf29 words
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Article162 1941-10-30 2 rIE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1, 562 nd auctfci. yesterday where there were catalogued 2,044,410 lb, 912.68 tons; offered 1.892.798 lb, 845.00 ton«; sold 1,336.290 lb, 596. r>6 tons. SPOT London 13% d. New York 23% cents. PRICES REALIZED libbed Stroked Sbeet Cente162 words
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Article73 1941-10-30 2 London, Oct. 29. TN a broadcast from 'ion on i the anniversary of the Italiar. attack en Greece, the ureex Under-Secretary of Information revealed that the German commander m charge of the attacK on Crete shot himself because he had failed to occupy the island m theReuter - 73 words
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Article57 1941-10-30 2 Tokio, Oct. 29. FIFTY Japanese evacuees from Singapore and Thailand arrived m Kobe to-day aboard a Japanese boat, Domei reports. Among the passengers was Jiro Moki, head of the Singapore branch of the Pilot Fountain Pen Company, who was detained a week by British authorities on a chargeUnited Press - 57 words
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Advertisement263 1941-10-30 2 SIMON TEMPLAR, FICTION'S MOST AUDACIOUS HERO, REAPPEARS IN A NEW EXPLOIT! TO-DAY 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 P.M. ALWAMSKA^ THRILLS I GASP LAUGHS I MYSTERY DRAMA \fc J^^^^^^^ 3 1 I L ill I S 9 jnlf S ijK Oa 1 V f|T A V w 1 I < > J«lw263 words
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Advertisement121 1941-10-30 2 OPENS TO-MORROW PAVILION 3.15, 6.15 9.15 A SLAIN VENTRILOQUIST TELLS NO TALES ...Til a Dummy Spills The Story A When Ellery Queen Pulls The Strings! J& f^rnVmSi Wm>^> '-k^^^^L'.^l Hf*^' Eaw I www* .AmU w^L Wf&W m Vw^i^wrwHrL^vvV 9 I «***f/ B»V *ttfS w|w) |4^w| w^Rw^w^wP %V i(£+ &E^2 Bv!k121 words
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Advertisement164 1941-10-30 2 A GRAND NEW IUtILLtyQ ENTERTAINMEN 1 1 I^^ Roar at MIS( H A MKir /JILUL^^U Riotous Com. A New Universal's Companion i J icturo To "Destry Rides Afeain "TRAIL OF THE VIGILANTES L/l T^SY 1 CINESO i \\l) \E I J <s INCLUDING NEW PICTURES OF THE A.I.F IN MALAYA164 words
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175 1941-10-30 3 Sir E. Page On Australia's War Effort Lisbon, Oct. 29. ALTHOUGH the personnel of 4 th* Australian Government VrJpently changed. Australia's Wort has remain- constant £r cent." said Sir Earle W before leaving Lisbon en IJK* tor London, where he is to Special Australian Government tative. F-irie said he hadReuter - 175 words
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501 1941-10-30 3 1,000 JAPANESE TROOPS SAID LANDING IN INDO-CHINA DAILY \fILJTARY Shanghai, Oct. 29. intelligence reports said tp-day that H»iS.rf "ft 6 3 n troops are landing at n^**nJ£ll hCkm t daUy whik 50 transports PhinJ ,JS^ mt oTlngr so «thwards along the thl? th^T* CarryUUr SUpplks t0 tro °P s indicatingUnited Press; Reuter - 501 words
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Article80 1941-10-30 3 Miami. Oct. 28. naei mayor of Panama 1 Senor Nicholas Ardita .rnvins h«W by Clipper o route to San Francisco, ::d immediate entry into d States, but was allowed I -o his hotel after PanAirwmyi posted bond on r.igration authorities he would be admitted fteiUnited Press - 80 words
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Article51 1941-10-30 3 Washington, Oct. 29. Ttl and Duchess of left Washington for 1 by train yesterday n alter lunching with •n Roosevelt at the White v Roosevelt was not able prcMOt at the luncheon be- had a lecture engageIcago but she met the m the morning before *r ChleasoiReuter - 51 words
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Article38 1941-10-30 3 Washington. Oct. 29: IT ..r.der C. R. Welles, W ./.e Service System's dental officer, announced a ■r.e will be inaugurated soon toe the acceptance of regiswiXh remediable physical lencies. wit^ the treatment OCO men having dental United PressUnited Press - 38 words
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Article115 1941-10-30 3 Chungking:, Oct. 29. THAT the United States, determined as she is to meet Hitler's challenge, should not compromise with Japan, is the consensus of Chinese editorial opinion on President Roosevelt's Navy Day speech. A typical opinion is that of the official Central Daily News which drawsReuter - 115 words
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Article169 1941-10-30 3 Tokio, Oct. 29. JAPAN is far from exhaustion despite four years of hostilities *n China. Major Mitsui J. Takedo, Army representativ? of the Japanese Information Board, was quoted as saying by the Yomiuri Shim bun to-day The Yomiuri said radio authorities broadcast Major Takeda's speech toUnited Press - 169 words
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Article95 1941-10-30 3 GEN. TO JO VISITS A FISH MARKET Tofcio, Oct. 39. r*EN. Hidekl To jo promises to become one of Japan's most colourful and popular premiers because of his close oersonaJ contacts with the public In contrast to the former Premier, Prince Sonoye. says United Press. Dome! to-day reported that Gen.United Press - 95 words
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Article40 1941-10-30 3 Chungking, Oct. 29. pHINESE officials here L o day laughed off the Domei report that negotiations were going en for a Sino-Soviet alliance. The Soviet embassy said the report was "purely a fabrication." United PressUnited Press - 40 words
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Article49 1941-10-30 3 Louden, Oct 29. AN Air Ministry communique say?: "Before midnight last night a few enemy aircraft dropped bombs at points m the south-west of England. Some damage was caused and, from one of the places a small number of casualties has bwn reported. One enemy aircraft was destroyed."- ReuterReuter - 49 words
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128 1941-10-30 3 Linking Indian Russian Railways ...<.. a »uil, Oct. Tilt, United States is sending a military mission to Iraq shortly to study the feasibility of the British proposal for the construction of a 100 mile stretch of railway to link up the Persian Gulf with the Turkish railway, it Is reliablyReuter - 128 words
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Article126 1941-10-30 3 London, Oct. 29. THE R.A.F. penetrated deeply into Germany last night. This was announced m an Air Ministry communique issued at midday, which said: "In a northerly gale four-engined aircraft of the Bcmber Command last night penetrated far into Germany, attacking objectives m the south andReuter - 126 words
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Article33 1941-10-30 3 Rome, Oct. 29. SICILY was agair raided yesterday, according to to-day's Italian coir>muniqve, the target being Comiso, m the south near Ragusa. The Italians claim to [have attacked Valetta. Malta. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article160 1941-10-30 3 rUtavU, Oct. 25. THE Dutch Air lines have now obtain ed their third Sikorsky hydroplane from America. It belonged to the Inter-Island Airways Company of Honolulu, who have now put a number of Douglas planes on the line. The three Sikorskys will probably be put Into160 words
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Article88 1941-10-30 3 New York, Oct. 29. •"PHE Briish delegates at the International Labour conference, citin? Britain's wartime exnmple of close co-operation between the Government, industry and labour, last rieht urged other nations to adopt this policy of tripartite collaboration. "Unless we can discover, m every country represented at this conference,Reuter - 88 words
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Article520 1941-10-30 3 London, Oct. 29. COMMENTING on the creation of the Reuter Trust, the leading provincial daily, the Manchester Guardian, says that the announcement, -'should allay whatever doubts may have existed amongst those imperfectly acquainted with what was proposed for the future of our premier news agency."Reuter - 520 words
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213 1941-10-30 3 London, Oct. 21). AT the end of the fourth week of the Nazi 1 offensive, the Russian position on the southern front is critical, but the outcome is still m the balance. It appears that the Germans were firmly held In check mUnited Press - 213 words
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Article186 1941-10-30 3 A FTER he nad come home drunk and quarrelled with his wife, John Joseph Cleary, 34, electrician. of Moate -Avenue, Bri^hton-le-Sands. gashed himself, it was stated at the inquest. The Coroner »Mr. E T. Orarn) recorded a finuing of suicide. The widow, Mrs. Jessie Caroline Cleary,186 words
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Article137 1941-10-30 3 BaUvia Oct. 25. CUNDS for the new destroyer Van Oalen are now complete much scorer than had been hoped. It was on Aus. 25 that Prince Bernhard requested the Netherlands Indies to raise live million guilders out of the 6^2 million required. On Sept. 30 four137 words
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Article130 1941-10-30 3 HIT by a gale recently, a brick wall containing 28,000 bricks and weighing 112 tons, fell into Chapel-street. Fitzroy, and burie I an old man who was passing He was dead when dragged out Opposite the wall is the George-street State school, attended by 700130 words
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Article114 1941-10-30 3 CYDNEY jumped into summer |«3 conditions on Oct. 20 when a I hot, dry wind from inland made the thermometer leap to 91.9 degrees at bo:h 1 and 2 pjn. With only 14 per cent, of humidity conditions closely approximated those of an outback town. Before114 words
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Article64 1941-10-30 3 Berne. Oct. 29. TELLING the Italian people that they must prepare for real sacrifices. Siffnor Farinacci, the former Secretary of the Fascist Party, said m a speech at Casal Matffiere that the war uorM be a lone one, according to a Milan renort. The British, saidReuter - 64 words
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109 1941-10-30 3 Berlin Spokesman On Roosevelt's Broadcast Berlin, Oct. 29. AN authorized German spokesman to-day professed gratification regarding President Roose velt's denunciation I th: Germai. reaction to his Navy Day speech m yesterday's press conference. "A rough customer neec^s rough treatment," the -^kesman declared. "We are quite ready to prove to RooseveltUnited Press - 109 words
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Article97 1941-10-30 3 London, On 29. TPHE Health Minister, Mr Ernest Brown, speaking m London to-day, said that the* pledges given to Stalin by Lord Beaverbrook British Minister of Supply, meant that a tremendous programme of tanks, guns, aeroplanes and war material of all kinds had to beReuter - 97 words
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Article110 1941-10-30 3 Detroit, Oct. 29. PRODUCTION at a new factory, the Kelsey Hayes Wheel Company, which is making ma-chine-guns for military nlane.s. has been halted as the night shift walked out on strike. The Workers' Union has been demanding a wage increase, hut the strike was unexpected as theReuter - 110 words
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Article73 1941-10-30 3 London, Oct. 29. U DLEA3E accept our hearty thanks for your kind message. On our return to the motherland we sha!l act on your valuable advice and do all we can to flght ths common enemy." ITiis waa the me^sape tel*<n > aphed to the Minister of labour, Mr. L.Reuter - 73 words
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237 1941-10-30 3 Berlin, Oct. 29. DESPITE Vichy claims that Hii W has ordered tbe suspension of tl.e execution^ at Bordeaux and Nantes of hosta^ess the agency quoted Gen. Stulpnagel, Commander of the German army of occupation, at declaring. "I have informed Vichy that the FuehrerUnited Press; Reuter - 237 words
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167 1941-10-30 3 London, Oct. 29. ITING OBORGE VI, on the occasion of the celebration to-day of the 18th anniversary of the establishment of the Turkish Republic, has sent the following telegram to the President, Gen. Isrret Ineunu: "The anniversary of the pro-larration of the Tur'.:ish Republic affordsReuter - 167 words
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106 1941-10-30 3 London. Oct. 29. RECEIVING m pnvatf UWM 111 Father Leo Zanni. an Italian military chaplain reren ly repatriated on account of severe wounds sustained at Chelga. the Pope bestowed ihe lollowmc; blessing on the delenders of beieatruered Gbndar, according to the Rome radio: "To allReuter - 106 words
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Article52 1941-10-30 3 Chucking. Oct. 29 riFTEEN American mtlariologtst sanitary engineers, headed by Dr. F. Haas, arrived at Chefang. on the Burma border, to-day with $1,000,000 worth In medical equipment. They will be Joined by 20 Chungking medical authorities m at? effort to suppre s malaria, thereby facilitating transportation on the Burma Ro*d.United Press - 52 words
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Advertisement53 1941-10-30 3 TWO GREA T STARS TOGETHER Cl 'MOTHER GRAND MIDNIGHT PREMIERE SATURDAY Ist NOV. J l94l'* Biggest, Gay«st L H&. Musical Triumph! f \l BOYS J abODBYEI oiwoyt com* t>ock tl •SC4I LCuit Co||| |(J" S a Ul V •*ryc«i t, 3 vttciiu oiiE I blU »Utl ELiZAtCTM P4TTEISOM 1 J€aeiiC53 words
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Advertisement24 1941-10-30 3 SURAMA MEDICATED CIGAREnES Relief Guaranteed. In Colds, Coughs. Asthma. Bronchitis, Nasal Catarrh and Hay fwr. Pisitait It sutke. twtiii ■o tobacco. MEDICAL HALL tfO.24 words
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Advertisement83 1941-10-30 3 JLONA MASSEY, A New Queen of Song. Qtteen of Beauty Queen of Love sweeping you away on wings of romance to gay laughter flittering spectacle exciting adventure /o MASSEY o mA 1 o n n| .o FRANZ •°Jllllf ff Q SCHUBERT! j^lfl 111 l mV^I UNITED ARTIST? WITH AI-AN CURTIS—83 words
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545 1941-10-30 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1941. Rubber's Duty SOME idea of the vital importance of rubber m winning the war was given by Mr. S. B. Palmer, chairman of the United Planting Association of Malaya, m a broadcast talk from Singapore last night. After mentioning some of the545 words
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Article84 1941-10-30 4 London. Oct. 23. ACCORDING to reports reaching Britain frcm Istanbul, acts of sabotage tn Albania have multiplied during the last two weeks, and Serbian patriot bands have slipped across the border from Southern Albania to take immediate command of the fighting. The most serious effect of this sabotageBritish Wireless - 84 words
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Article753 1941-10-30 4 EFFECT OF RUSSOGERMAN WAR npHE outbreak of the Russo- German war has only increased Japanese vaMW clamour, at a 2 < *ji for still larger stocks of jui sorts of essential materials. military effort to accumulate still larger supplies continues relentlessly. Of ail the major countries, Japan753 words
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782 1941-10-30 4 Dr. John Earl Baker - Dr. John Earl Baker By THE newly-appointed Direc-tor-General of the Burma Boad tells m this article what has been done to increase the daily tonnage reaching China over that route. Dr. Baker has been helping China out of traffic tangles since 1915, whenN.A.N.A.; Free Press Copyright - 782 words
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Article660 1941-10-30 4 THE United States is shipping thousands of tons of food to England. Most of it is m such highly concentrated forms as dried eggs, dried skim milk and cheese, which contain large amounts of essential vitamins and even the more essential acids necessary for the life and660 words
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Article300 1941-10-30 4 I ..mjnti. Ot: THE growing I lor pcs« among the m red not OB p*r ctteal pea/*Na. i thorns- If gen .me hur. shown by mci which :re now coming from var. capitals ol stai Germany. Thus, Th« 1 acs St correspondent wt 'peace* keeps ri\300 words
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Article30 1941-10-30 4 V» Ceylon iM v nial OfM'V arnv fltf The urgency ar.a this reform Govrrnment b Uttle nnanini ntopcsals that i ins v M This wi 1 m30 words
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Advertisement311 1941-10-30 4 W Gimlet I and boLf.. A make It ur/th ROSE'S LIME JUICE CALDBECKS #i M IT OLeABEDT I|7 GAS WATER HEATER II; X I W "Hie "Ascot* single-point Water HfiaMß Heater gives a constant supply of j^/w hot water instantaneously anytime during the day or night. Is ideal for the311 words
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Article, Illustration38 1941-10-30 5 a etafcfea" was recently held la Singapore aad oAelal photographs L*t j«*t b**" r*lea«e* «*«wi»f Members before the meetin* Tj-bo*o ZZ**t C •n,mander-is>.CWef. Cfctaa State, Admirals* Geoff n£ u«h. S* Crosby Brttfta. Mistfster fc» BaagkolT^38 words
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Article, Illustration239 1941-10-30 5 ItrginG tne maximum possible production of rubber, upon CD the sinews of war are hinged, Mr. S. B. Palmer, or the United Planting Association of Malaya, from Singapore last night, coined the slogan! •1H help to bring victory and peace." he said, "is not239 words
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Article41 1941-10-30 5 cf excitement, thrills a---.: hi 'Her F rst r.t the Pavilion :'ure 15 splendid enI af dnt Kut^ilrson. and Maruia O*l>ri£col H and. IflflAcr. make hlnf you wiil remem~ j br cVo-t" |0i a fitting feature41 words
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Article35 1941-10-30 5 JOHN Garaell, a Eurasian, appeared m the Singapore second edtrt yeseiciay on a charge of enticing away Florence Ncoh, wife of A. Noon. The cas~ was postponed to Nov. 12. Bail was- extended.35 words
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Article100 1941-10-30 5 Prom Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Oct. 29. THE police at Kuala Kangsar are in--1 vestiratini: a double tragedy which occurred during the past three days. A 17-year -old Indian girl was found m a cow shed m a jungle off Lengpong on Monday niirtu. She was believe J100 words
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Article41 1941-10-30 5 THE Singapore Coroner. Mr. T. A. Randell. recorded a verdict of suicide at an inquiry Into the death of Thangtvelu. a patient of the Tan TVck 5Vr Ho^Dital. whose body vas found hajfing m a ward on Oct. 19.41 words
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Article1401 1941-10-30 5 Urgent Improvements Are Recommended REPORTING on its recent investigation into delays to shipping m the port of Penang, the committee of Inquiry appointed by Government has recorded the finding that "delays to oceangoing vessels have not yet been serious, but those which had occurred gave warning of1,401 words
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95 1941-10-30 5 A LOAN of £2.000,000 from the Federated Malay States to Great Britain as a war contribution is officially announced to-day. The Hieh Commissioner has received the following telegram from the Secretary of State for the Colonies: "Please inform Their Highnesses the Rulers that95 words
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Article83 1941-10-30 5 ♦pHE recent broadcast by the General x Officer Commanding, Malaya. Lieut. Gen. A. E. Percival. from Singapore m the series "Malaya At War" has bcei> published m pamphlet form and was issued yesterday. Attractively printed, the pamphJet brings out the three chief questions Gen. Percival asked m his83 words
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Article217 1941-10-30 5 Australian Cabled News Melbourne, Oct. 29. THE Prime Minister, Mr. J. Curtin, has announced that I the Victoria Cross has been awarded to Pte. J. H. Gordon, a member of a West Australian battalion, for conspicuous gallantry m the Syrian campaign m July. Pte. Gordon, who217 words
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Article144 1941-10-30 5 cANIN bin Basra, who drove a motor car along Orchard Road on Aug. 24 m a manner, which Commander R. H. Shaw, R.N.R.. described as dangerous to the public, was yesterday nned $100 ur three months' simple Imprisonment by the Traffic Judge, Mr. C. H. Whittoa. who also144 words
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Article91 1941-10-30 5 npHE Municipal health statement for the week ending Oct 25 shows that while 223 died during the period under review, 496 were born, giving a death rate and birth ratf of 19.98 and 44.44 a thousand a year respectively. The death rate compares favourably with the average annual91 words
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Article107 1941-10-30 5 -npHE petitioner is m Stoan^nai and is anxious to marry again," said Mr. P. P. Kinsey m the Singapore High Court yrcterday. Mr. Kinsey. was representing Mrs. Lily Green, who souphi a dissolution of her marriage with hex husband. Walter Henry Green, on the ground of adultery, citing107 words
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Article20 1941-10-30 5 T*HE Chinese of Layans Layang Johore, have subscribed $450 ifor the relief of British air raid victims.20 words
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Article, Illustration304 1941-10-30 5 117 HEN the success of schools broadcasts m English has been assured, the question of introducing suitable sessions m Malay and other vernacular languages m addition to English will receive earnest attention, declared the Director of Education, Dr. W. Linehan, introducing the news session m304 words
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Advertisement25 1941-10-30 5 liV SPECIAL REQUEST SATURDAY at MIDNIGHT JAMES CAGMEy H^H BETTE DAVIS r"^ T^H t f^ jjq w f^ »j3 if J"^^ BROS SUCCESS ««lh W\%l^25 words
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Advertisement324 1941-10-30 5 There's nothing like a A P^ N fragrant cup of Robinsons iaV <V^JpV%. j Coffee, a blend of the choicest coffees grown V%^ carefully selected for its 1 \^SSmS^Z& J quality and rare aroma. V N s^ i and skilfully toasted to bring out all its goodness I Ib. TIN324 words
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Article1579 1941-10-30 6 MARY HEATHCOTT - MARY HEATHCOTT By 17 VERY so often m a Singapore 1-1 street, you hear the clashing of cymbals, the firing of crackers, see banners waving m the distance. "Ah," you say "a Chinese procession," and if you are curious, you try and see more, and stare uncomprehendingly as1,579 words
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Article, Illustration73 1941-10-30 6 '.Mrs. Thin Man" Beconws a Mother And O f than a thild prodigy m the newest "Thin Man" production Myrna Lojr with Dickie Hall, five-year-old youngster who ni the junior 4 Thin Man" m the Mttro-Go!dw>n- Mayer ni m ring: Wiilbm Powell and Miss Loy. Raised hy *hi> :o-yf,r grandfather,73 words
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Article116 1941-10-30 6 mrRS. Dorothy Jenner, visiting woman journalist from Australia, addressed Singapore Rotarians yesterday and told them her three ambitions. "My ambitions." she said, "are to meet Madame Chiang Kai-shek because T am a woman and she represent* the liberation of all womankind. Mr. Winston Churchill, to whom I have116 words
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Article38 1941-10-30 6 Bhopal. Oct. 20. MORE officers for the Bhopal Army will be recruit?!, according to a notification from the chief of staff of the Bhopal forrcs. who asks the people of Bhopal to take advantage of the opportunity ReuterReuter - 38 words
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172 1941-10-30 6 a 'SCORCHED carth 1 ptf^fca» general plans and p.epw "already made by th< a:., d 4^ ities m the Par Ea.<T. d-.ciared Singapore conespor l< Exprc^ London, m a cable to 1 newspape- "The British army m Makra c> operating \riUi ether au taken certain172 words
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Advertisement370 1941-10-30 6 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenders Tenders are new invited for the following materials or service* For particulars apply Municipal Tenders Room Supply of Bread and Jggs to Middleton Hospital. Moulmein Road during 1942 Hate jf Closing. 12 noon. Dec. 1 1941. Supply of Liquid Chlorine for the period Jan370 words
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Advertisement222 1941-10-30 6 PUBLIC NOTICE. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVSN that the Transfer Books of above Company will be closed from Oct. 24 to Oct. 31. J941, both days inclusive. By Order of the Board, G. COCKBURN. Acting Secretary. READ HOW HE CURED Dhobi Itch There222 words
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Advertisement22 1941-10-30 6 BOARD RESIDENCE YORK LODGE 84 LLOYD ROAD. SINGAPORE SUPERIOR RESIDENTIAL ESTABLISHMENT. Wen Famished Ro«m* and Exeeptloaal Cuislm. g.lly <r Monthly Thone 330S22 words
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Advertisement72 1941-10-30 6 "PERSONAL FRESHNESS j£&* means a lot XjW^^S 1 1 means a lot to everyone. Y^^^l That's why so many people iV^|* 4 1\ mV er st renuous exercise or a I 4> a4^ a B^^ V\ k^ 5 wor^ there's nothing ~W m\ i y^S\\\ Lifebuoy Toilet Soap contains an72 words
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Miscellaneous637 1941-10-30 6 To-Day s Broadcasting SINGAPORE ZHI 285 m. 1.333k cs.^ ZHPI -30.96 m. 969 m cs.; ZHP2 43.58 m 6.175 m c*.; ZHPS 41.38 m 7.23 m cs. ZHL, ZHPI A ZHPS. aAn i 2L*'?' en^ g announccmenta SP*/*^"* 1 645 News ta **«»<*•; S^T™ 00 11 1 17 '2 cn637 words
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499 1941-10-30 7 ~t*™^~ London, Oct 29. DRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S challenging Navy 1 Day speech evokes a, chorus of approval m the London and provincial newspapers to-day. The Times says: "No enc m any pert of the world has grasped more Quickly than the President the full meaning andReuter - 499 words
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Article158 1941-10-30 7 Washington, Oct. 28. PRESIDENT Roosevelt, speaking at his Press conference, described th 3 Nazi allegation of faking m connection with his statement that he had ft German map skewing Hitler's plan to partition Souch America, as most amusing." He asserted that the map cameReuter - 158 words
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Article38 1941-10-30 7 Rome, Oct. 29. rpHE official gazette m Rome publishes a decree Issued by Mussolini yesterday establishing the death penalty for hiding firearms, munitions, explosives and lart?e Quantities of staples m territory annexed to Italy. United PressUnited Press - 38 words
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Article344 1941-10-30 7 Tokfct Oet 2f £ARLY editions of the city* newspapers see nothlnf new m President Roosevelt's speech, characteristic m its attempt to get the passage of the bills for the revision of the Neutrality Law and to speed up national defence production. Of the secret documents for GermanReuter - 344 words
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Article79 1941-10-30 7 London. Oct. 29. THE statement m an Italian communique on Monday that German bombers sank an enemy cnrser off the Lybian coast has been elaborated m an Italian wireless broadcast. The announcer said that the cruiser was sighted m dim moonlight, about ten milesReuter - 79 words
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Article70 1941-10-30 7 The Am°rican Clipper's cap'ain. John S. Tilton. said m New York yesterday that the Clipper is leaving San Fran* isco to-morrow to inauTJraV the Fiji scivice. The route touches Ls Angeles, Honolulu, PaLny-a, Carton Island, Suva, Noumea and Auckland New Zealand It ls estimated the new route, breaking the 2.090-mil70 words
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Article88 1941-10-30 7 New York. Oct. 28. THE United States is already under attack by Hitler, "but Jf we are united we cannot be beaten." Mr. Max Sinper, Ccmmander-in-Chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, said to-day In a speech m celebration of the 55th anniversary of the dedication of the Statue ofUnited Press - 88 words
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443 1941-10-30 7 Chungking. Oct. 29. TOE official Central Daily News 1 this morning urged anti-ag-gression powers to remain absolutely calm In the lace of Japanese intimidation ami dissension tactics, which are part of the "fundamental Japanese national policy of achieving victory through bloodless warfare/ The newspaperReuter - 443 words
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Article159 1941-10-30 7 m Cairo. Oct 29. THHREE British soldiers *~?lkHt into the military quarters *n the Western Desert on Monday, and, when asked where they haa come from, replied. "Benghazi." Benghazi is 300 miles away across the desert, and they had walked all the way m escaping fromReuter - 159 words
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Article151 1941-10-30 7 Lahore, Oct. 2«j •THE Governor of the Punjab. 1 Sir Bertranri Glancy congratulated Kangra en its noiaa'e part m the war efforts of Irdii," replying to a joint address o> the District War Committee and the District Soldiers Board of Kan^r-i. His Excellency said: The wai, though stillReuter - 151 words
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Article84 1941-10-30 7 Tokio, Oct. 29. KMR Kennel.; Yjsh*za*a AmiVl bassador to French In doChin a, accompanied ty his suite of 60, left Tokio station yesterday en route to his posts After conferring with leca. biuj.iesamen m Osaka and Kobe. cLe party will sail from Kobe on Friday. Commenting on theEastern News - 84 words
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Article29 1941-10-30 7 London. Oct. 23. A VERDICT of tatt by misadventure was retvnei m an inquest on Mr. T. Carlisle, formerly consul-general In Brtavia. who died after bei~g knocked down.* ReuterReuter - 29 words
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690 1941-10-30 7 London, Oct. 28. f\S the occasion of the anniVA versary of Mussclini's unprovoked attack on Greece, the London Press recalls witfi aamiration the unparalleled courage and skill ef the Greek army who, though numerically so much the weaker, not only held the Italian forces butBritish Wireless - 690 words
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Advertisement511 1941-10-30 7 "7i 0. MITISB HIM ft APCAR UIE (Incorporate tn SotltiMl) nrMNSI LA* AMD OftKNTAI W. COi MAS. PASBSM6BB tkMV CARGO f 4 o. 8. H. <**«■» i* Strait, to their mH 9mU 3 2 <%4aA. IBCHk viyw^ mw^m wmm% vwviivh mhmk \Z Tk« i««l r* O ÜBl Oaßm 4n». Id:511 words
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Advertisement182 1941-10-30 7 AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES, LTD. FREQUENT SAILINGS DURING OCTOBER DESTINED TO UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO: AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES LTD. UNION BUILDING, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONE 5931. SILVER JAVA PACIFIC LINE Joint service of JAVA PACIFIC LINE AND SILVER UNE LTD. to SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES me rif hi182 words
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Miscellaneous7 1941-10-30 7 aittey <C Curley Cradle Of The Deep7 words
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Article346 1941-10-30 8 Keenly-Contested Rugby At Jalan Besar Stadium Royal Artillery 17; Highland Brigade .^..3. A STRONGER set of forwards and speedier A threes gave the Royal Artillery a line victory by nShE (four trie^ and a goal) to three (a Mfiittv) over the Highland Brigade ma keenlyc££ted ™"ger346 words
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Article372 1941-10-30 8 Raffles Triumph Over S.R.C. At Hockey Raffles College 1: SRC 0. DETTER team work ~ave Raffles College a well-earned hocke> victory by one goal to nil over the Singapore Recreation Club on the padang yesterday. Judging by their display against the Recs, Raffles College should complete the372 words
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Article221 1941-10-30 8 THE following are YJyf.C-A. hockey teams: Against a Field Regiment side on the V.M.C.A. ground at 5.15 p.m. to-morrow: Ec Thian Han; Chan Chim Bock, A. C. Edgar; R. I. Atkinson, Goh Chin Chye, V. R. Sabapathy; S. Yogorajah. W. J. Sanderson, I Hope, Pang, and Low Kee221 words
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Article82 1941-10-30 8 THE following will represent th#> British Army m a ru*fer match against the A.I. F in aid of the sport* funds of the two units at Jalan Besar stadium on iff Roberts: Gnr. I***** (R.A.). Capt. Pierce (R-A-j. cJerrard (RA> Capt. M.thleson imJD: Major82 words
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Article113 1941-10-30 8 TOE Pulau Brani Tigers beat the Royal Air Force Seletar by six points (a try and a penalty goal) to five (a goal* m a hard and keenly-coittested game of ***** played at Pulau Brani yesterday. The Tigers dominated play m the tight and this113 words
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Article31 1941-10-30 8 Rajkot, Oct. 2'J. T»HE M tharaja of Gonda has 1 donated £7.500 m aid of Indian f 7inv!ies whose supporters were kii: :d r r incapacitated m the pr.ser.t rar. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article105 1941-10-30 8 Toronto, Oct. 23. TpHE American boxer. Bob Pastor, beat the Canadian, Al Delaney, on a technical knockout m the sixth round of a ten-round firht. Pastor, who has put on over a stone m weight since losing to Billy Conn last year, weighed 14 st.Reuter - 105 words
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Article320 1941-10-30 8 Manchester 11: S.C.C. 5 PLAYING one man short throughout, the S.C.C went down to the Manchester Regiment by 11 points (a goal a try and a penalty goal) to five (a goal) m a rusher m~* played on the padang yesterday Early m the first320 words
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Article17 1941-10-30 8 •THE Singapore Swimming Club will play water-polo vs. a Naval Team at the Club to-day.17 words
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317 1941-10-30 8 Yesterday's Results Further Ties In S.C.R.C. Tennis Tournament YESTERDAY'S ties m the S.C.R.C. open invitation lawn tennis tournament at Hong Lixn Green resulted: **B" singles handicap: Pung Keah Swee (4-15) beat Tan Wan Liat (scr.), 6 3, 5 7. 6 4; F. Tan <— 30) beat Chua Boon Unn 3),317 words
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374 1941-10-30 8 Melbourne Cup OUTSIDERS COME IN FOR CONSIDERA BLE ATTENTION (From Our Own Correspondent) v Sydney. Oct. 29. THE announcement of the final acceptances for the Melbourne Cup. Australia's greatest and most intriguing race which will be run on Tuesday, Nov. 4, resulted in a374 words
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Article, Illustration37 1941-10-30 8 picture. THE ROYAL AIR FORCE. CHAMPIONS FOR THE SECOND TEAR %~£??J^f*J** t 'lJi the S.A.F.A. le»ioe eompetiUon. wta «JU be fhreii cl»D« to pun o»J he Cp €Mnp etl- Free PressFree Press - 37 words
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Article136 1941-10-30 8 rE following is the amended schedule of racing for the Singapore Turf Club's winter meeting: First day, Saturday, Not. 8: Horses, class one, divisions one and two. six 'urlongs; horses, class one. divisions one anc 1 two, about seven furlongs; horses, class two, divisions one, two136 words
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Article148 1941-10-30 8 THE monthly mixed foursomes com--1 petition of the Garrison Golf Club for October, played at Tanglin, resulted m a win for Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Scrimgeour with a net score of 67. The following were the best returns: Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Serlmgeour 91—24=67;148 words
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Article85 1941-10-30 8 THE following are the results of the Island Club's monthly medal (stroke) played last wee*-«*nd-"A w DIVISION Winner. 8. Matsufcawa 81— 10-71* o'her scores were: W. R. M. Hax worth 80—8=72; T. Surumi 85—13 72; M. S. Martens 86—14=72; S. P. Ho 87—15 72. "B"85 words
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Article125 1941-10-30 8 SATURDAY'S CUP FINAL TOLLOWINGtheSAF A chaLlenge lenge Cup final betweeriS Loyals (champions, and J?Lj! Air Force <Seletar. u^f Williamson, president of Singapore Amateur Football a^ ciation. will present the trcS to the winners and runnen-jj the season's league and cud«* petitions The match Is -rheduled to str at 5 p.m.125 words
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Article82 1941-10-30 8 A FRIENDLY badminton mtt* consisting of four woma't singles, three women's dovjies m two mixed doubles will be played between the Merr:daie Badmintot party and the Makepeace Balmton Party at the latter's Newton, at 2 p.m. on Sunday The Merridales team I selected from the fol'.ov Eva Murthv.82 words
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Article62 1941-10-30 8 THE following will represent tK S.C.R.C. against the Ra3fc College at hockey at Hong La Green to-morrow at 5 ?m Patrick Yee: K. T Col Gsa Kee Siang: Sww Lim Sw»* Cheah fCim Sw«^. One b>« Keng; Low Hu^k \\n\z. LoirK« Pow. Gan Kee Tt»n Seih Kn{ Slew.62 words
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Article767 1941-10-30 8 Mac - Mac By SINGAPORE will stage its first Victor Ball on Not. 28, when the -'Victory Vanities," a comparatively new band of cabaret artists, will hold a danre at the Adelphi Hotel roof garden The organizers not only have an eye to the future, but also are aware of767 words
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Advertisement168 1941-10-30 8 I fktimt* delicious j I Ice Crfeim for your next I I "Social" order it this I convenient and money I I saving way- J ■■I Organizers of social f'inctions will find order H ing their ice cream by the gallon tx>t:» eec nomicai and conTenie^t. For instance one gallon168 words
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Miscellaneous59 1941-10-30 8 To-day's Sports Events HOCKEY: S.C.C. vs. R.A.S.C and R.1.A.5.C., S.C.C.; Naval Police vs. Royal Engineers (Changi), Changi: A.C.S. first team vs. second team, Oldham Hall; C.S.C. vs. R.A.A.F.. Balestier; Singapore Colts vs. Indian General Hospital, P.W.D. Rugby: M.C.U. vs. Coast Regiment. Blakan Mati. Tennis: S.C.R.C. open inritation lawn tennis tournament,59 words
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