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Title Section38 1940-06-23 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FINAL EDITION No. 444 Sunday, June 23, 1940 Price 10 Cents THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya Ho. 444 Sunday. June 23, 1940 Price 10 Cents38 words
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Article972 1940-06-23 1 Armistice Will Not Be Signed Yet FRANCE HOLDING DISCUSSIONS WITH ITALY AS WELL London, Saturday. MARSHAL Pctain's French Government has decided -"Mhat it can make no final decision about the armistice with Germany until it has held discussions v»ith Italy as well as Germany. This972 words
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Article, Illustration48 1940-06-23 1 French Colonial Army Aids The Motherland LJE is one of France's toughest n soldiers and can take whatever the enemy has to offer and repay with interest. He is a member of the French Colonial Druses Cavalry Regiment, at Djebel Druse, Port Etentnrd. He holds the Regimental standard.48 words
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Article301 1940-06-23 1 Scharnhorst Bombed And Torpedoed London, Saturday. A THIRD attack on the 26.000- ton German battle cruiser Scharnhorst has been made by both naval and air forces. A communique Issued by the Admiralty and Air Ministry states that she received considerable damage and that one German destroyer was also hit by301 words
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24 1940-06-23 1 Istanbul, Saturday. CIX French tankers anchored here have been transferred to British ownership and hoisted the British flag. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article27 1940-06-23 1 Because of the fuel shortage caused oy the war the Swiss Government has forbidden the use of domestic hot water systems except on Saturdays.27 words
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85 1940-06-23 1 New York, Saturday. THE expulsion of Mr. Ralph Barnes A and Mr. Russell Hill, Berlin representatives of the New York HeraldTribune from Germany follows a dispatch by Mr. Barnes reporting that the Wilhelmstrasse was angry at Russia's occupation of the Baltic countries. "Hitler will notReuter - 85 words
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660 1940-06-23 1 Fleet Air Arm Destroy Two German Ships DKITISH planes have sunk two German ships, the A*~ Ministry announces. A communique says that aircraft of the Fleet Air Arm and coastal command aircraft of the Royal Air Force on Friday attacked enemy shipping docks, naval storehouses and an oil depot at660 words
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Article116 1940-06-23 1 Submarine Captured By Trawler London, Saturday. A BRITISH trawler has captured one of Italy's large submarines. She surrendered after a battle in the Gulf of Aden. The trawier. H.M.S Moonstone, sighted the periscope of a submerged submarine. Sh? at once attacked with depth charges which brought the submarine to the116 words
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Article85 1940-06-23 1 Bombay, Saturday. "LJITLEKISM is a naked, ruth- less force reduced to an exact science worked with scientific precision," writes Mr. Gandhi in his newspaper Harijan on "How To Combat flitlerism." Mr. Gandhi writes that Hitler is not giving the Hermans "the pleasure of owning an Empire butReuter - 85 words
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Article28 1940-06-23 1 The Duke of Windsor arrived In Barcelona from France on Friday. He said his plans were not fixed but he was going to Madrid shortly.28 words
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Advertisement142 1940-06-23 1 HAVE YOUR DRESSES MADE by MISS YUN OUR EXPERT LADIES TAILOR CHOTIRMALL'S 41-43, HIGH STREET. USES /J j I a7/ffliiii4Ur L I /^UllLn^K H l/l/ I At m j I Your provLion dealer uses Kelvinator RtfrllA*S' /I La7w ccration. Hte choice of equipment Is based W\ ff/iiCU*™' I en y**"142 words
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Article1081 1940-06-23 2 AIR ATTACKS ON ALEXANDRIA DO LITTLE DAMAGE London, Saturday. CEVENTY British planes yesterday successfully bombed industrial plants at Lecco and Balleda, near Milan, states a report received at Zurich from the Italian frontier. It is also reported that Allied airmen destroyed large petrol dumps near Venice.1,081 words
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393 1940-06-23 2 Sir Shenton Broadcasts From B.B.C. "IT is certain that the great British naval base at Singapore will play a battle role in any development that may occur in the Far East," declared a 8.8.C. announcer last night just before introducing Malaya's Governor and High Commissioner, Sir Shenton Thomas, as the393 words
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258 1940-06-23 2 'Britain Needs U.S. Weapons More Than Troops' Times London, Saturday. r\ISCUSSING the appointment of U Mr Henry L. Stimson and Col. Frank Knox to be U.S. Secretaries for War and Navy respectively, The Times says, They are men of great and proved ability. They have made no secret of theirReuter - 258 words
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122 1940-06-23 2 Wonder Bomb Sight To Stay U.S. Army Secret Washington, Saturday. THE suggestion that Mr. H. Woodring, the retiring Secretary of War, had been asked to surrender "national defence secret No. 1" the United States army's secret bomb sight was refuted by Senator Barkley In the Senate today. The suggestion wasReuter - 122 words
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Article101 1940-06-23 2 London. Saturday. MESSAGES are coming from tne remaining free countries In Europe which tell how refugees from German occupied territory are pouring In. Th 2 chief influx has been Into Portugal. Lisbon has reported the arrival of 500 British refugees from France. Thr:<* thousand more are101 words
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Article, Illustration26 1940-06-23 2 The ruins of a tiny French village, obviously not a military objective, after it had been ruthlessly bombed by the Nazis.26 words
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183 1940-06-23 2 Rumania's Closer Ties To The Two Axis Powers Bucharest, Saturday. DUMANIA has been turned rv into a fully-fledged totalitarian state under a decree issued last night which states that the National Renaissance Front has become a single totalitarian party, which will function under the supreme leadership of King Carol. TheReuter - 183 words
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271 1940-06-23 2 Rome, Saturday. AN agreement regulating trade between Italy, Japan and Manchukuo has been concluded, according to the Stefani newsagency, reports Reuter. According to the Japanese Eastern News agency, Mr. Nao'.ake Sato, former Foreign Minister who is now in Italy as the chairman of the Japanese goodwill mission,Reuter - 271 words
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Article57 1940-06-23 2 London, Saturday. •yHE Minister of Labour Mr. Ernest Bavin, has been returned uneppesed at Central Wandsworth. filling the vacancy caused by the elevation to the peerage of Col. Nathan (Labour). Mr. Bevin said that his election unopposed was evidence of British unity in supporting the government to57 words
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130 1940-06-23 2 ESCAPED NAZIS, TOOK WOUNDED TO SAFETY London, Saturday. THE Military Medal has been awarded to a private of the Durham Light Infantry who, when made a prisoner by the Germans and ordered to drive a truck loaded with wounded behind a tank going into action, escaped and brought the wounded130 words
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Article139 1940-06-23 2 New York, Saturday. FIFTY-FIVE low-wing Northrop attack bombers, which formerly belonged to the United States army, left Mitchell Field aerodrome in New York for Halifax (Newfoundland) to-day on the way to Britain, says the New York Times. Thirty-eight more bombers are being shipped to EnglandReuter - 139 words
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330 1940-06-23 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. JSSUED last night in the F.M.S. Government Gazette are orders and rules in connection with the Compulsory Service (Volunteer Force) Bill .and Volunteer Force (Training) Bill, which are to be taken through all stages330 words
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Article54 1940-06-23 2 Admiral Sir Richard F. Phlllimore and Admiral Sir Douglas R. L. Nicholson have been awarded Good Service Pensions of £300 a year each from March 31 and April 21. 1340. respectively, in the vacancies caused by the death of Admiral Sir George Egerton and of Ad miral Sir54 words
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Article, Illustration448 1940-06-23 3 Steps Taken To Cope With Any Tactics FRESH REFUGEES A BIG PROBLEM /"\X the eve of the expected biir (icrman offensive across the Channel. Great Britain, whoso extensive defence measures are now in an advanced stage, emains calm but alert,448 words
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58 1940-06-23 3 Toko. Saturday. THE Soviet Union has decided to take 1 up the matter of negotiations for a permanent fishery treaty with Japan, the Foreign Office spokesman announced today. The Japanese Government submitted a dralt fishery treaty to the Soviet Urvon three months ago. The negotiat ons58 words
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78 1940-06-23 3 New York, Saturday. fWO HUNDRED police ..nil detec- fives have been placed on guard at the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges, spanning the East River, after police had received an anonymous telephone learning that the bridnes vere to be bombed. Following Thursday's outr^- In th»Reuter - 78 words
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45 1940-06-23 3 Hong Kong, Saturday. Jl^R. T. V. Soong is reported to have arrived from Chungking together with his s'.ster. Mndame Chiang Kaishek, and will shcrtly go to New York to sek flnancia' aid of American bankers there.— Eastern News.45 words
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Article53 1940-06-23 3 A Riga, Saturday. N amnesty for political prisoners was proclaimed in a broadcast to the nation by the new Latvian Prime Minister, M. Kirchenstems, who stated it would apply to all those were Imprisoned by the former Government and who will struggle for the liberty and well-being ofReuter - 53 words
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Article174 1940-06-23 3 Bucharest. AN anti-Fifth Col'imn and anti-sabotage decree issued to-day by the Ministry of National Defence prohibits all foreigners from using any means of transport except railways in or near oilfields. The chief regions affected are Ploesti. 40 miles north of Bucharest. Constanza harbour and Glurglu on174 words
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155 1940-06-23 3 Ankara, Saturday. IUEWS of the impending arri- val of Gen. Nuri es-Said, the Iraa Foreign Minister, is regarded here as being particularly important at the present juncture, and it Is certain that the position of the French Mandated Territory of Syria will form theReuter - 155 words
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40 1940-06-23 3 Hsinking, Saturday. r[E Empercr of Manchukuo, Mr. Henry Pu Vi, Is leaving to-day for Dairen en route to Toklo. He Is scheduled to sail from Dairen for Japan aboard the Japanese battleship Hyuga. Eastern News.40 words
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Miscellaneous34 1940-06-23 3 II v 1 1 Blondie By Chic Young v /Ttwinkivegot} iSJ Vi yj^^Kf -T fS V^wnxNOo^sJlP' 1 SON THE \*M_. ff V Vi C H W ',>, RDB ALVIN ___»*V /*r^__| /fr jr 1 £f34 words
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Advertisement299 1940-06-23 4 Ginger ROGER'S First Finest Comedy Drama >. J°; D A sV,.. A M ;.m. ALHAMBRA An RKO RADIO /mL Picture j Glamorous Wm^lm Ginger ||P '^^Usm.ljßp M. Don't miv the fireworks »heo she gets her Jfi 6«' ktu when the tomboy turns into a JSJ^^ rst c ass niao-menace! Enough299 words
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Advertisement190 1940-06-23 4 A Rollicking New Comedy Show! 1 OPENING TO-DAY at the CAPITOL 4 SHOWS 11 A.M. 3.15 6.15 9.15 Look Who's HERE YOUR TWO FAVOURITE "BUNGLING BUTLERS" ALAN MOWB3AY AND ERIC BLORE Who'll kocp you in roars of Laughter in Columbia's vi hit SOO9 S- ''jdw^^^^M fllkk^JiuM Dirtcttd by Joseph SonHty190 words
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Article257 1940-06-23 5 "Pinocchio" Will Be Here Soon AN army of 1.200 workers con- cerned in the making of WaX Disney's second full-length colour feature cartoon, Pinocchio soon to be shown at the Alhambra cinema, included story men, directors and assistants, musicians and composers, camera crews, technicians, engineers, paint laboratory technicians and chemists.257 words
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196 1940-06-23 5 CTARS of foreign birth, now in Hollywood, are finding to-day that the war in Europe strikes much closer to home than it does to the average American. Many of them have families and trlends in the various belligerent countries. More have relatives in196 words
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Article87 1940-06-23 5 Hook-&-Eye Sarong DIRECTOR Victor Schertzinger la threatening to call G-Men to the set of "Road to Singapore" at Paramount to investigate a plot against Dorothy Lamour. "It happened again to-day for the third time in a week." Director Schertzinger raved to Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. "I'm going to turn87 words
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Article69 1940-06-23 5 MOST curious catch of the most common human ailment, a cold, has been registered by film actress Lull Deste. Miss Deste caught a cold from over-heating In a snow set for Unlversal's "Ski Patrol," timely drama which deals wltli warfare In the Arctic. Attired In69 words
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Article, Illustration180 1940-06-23 5 ALHAMBRA Now On: Primrose Path." (Ginger Rogers, Joel McCrea, Marjorie Rambeau, Henry Travers. Miles Mander). R.K.0.-Radio drama. Next Change: "An Angel From Texas." (Eddie Albert. Rosemary Lane, Wayne Morris. Jane Wyman, Ronald Reagan). Warner Bros, comedy. CAPITOL Now On: "Music In My Heart." (Tony Martin. Rita Hayworth,180 words
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Article130 1940-06-23 5 CLARK Gable and Spencer Tracy are going to sing a duet. It will be their first together, and will be solely without the benefit of musical accompaniment. The song will be a drinking song without much tune, rhythm or lyrics and will be delivered130 words
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Article137 1940-06-23 5 •"THE set represented a parking lot 1 at the rear of the cafe owned by George Raft in Walter Wanger's House Across the Bay." There were three rows of cars with a narrow strip between each. Raft was seated in. a car located in the centre row. "All right.137 words
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Article101 1940-06-23 5 T*HE moustache which Robert Taylor adopted for his role of the young British officer in Waterloo Bridge will be retained henceforth as a permanent addition, but remodelled and slightly enlarged, the star admitted recently. He is now letting it grow out for his role as the young101 words
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Advertisement399 1940-06-23 5 STOMACH PAIN Eased at Once After wee!.s on milk and soda ll.ive you ever had to choose be-twi-en semi-starvation and sickness? How drprcising it is, (or week after week, to have barely enough nourishment to keep life together. What a iov uhrn this nightmare is suddenly Dam-hed. and healthy, happy399 words
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Advertisement649 1940-06-23 5 MY RUPTURE never worries me NOW! Face the facts about your Rupture. As long as you neglect it, you miss life's pleasures and you run grave risks of dangerous complications. Why not let Brooks end your Rupture worries for good and all? Fill in the form below without delay and649 words
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Miscellaneous257 1940-06-23 5 BRIDGE NOTES WHILE to-day's hand may not have gy THE FOUR ACES been bid In the best fashion. nevertheless the final contract of sin n South West notrump was a pretty good one. How- 2S Pasa 3C Pass ever, South needed to get Into his own 3j> Pass 3NT Pass257 words
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Article, Illustration1475 1940-06-23 6 Nathaniel Gubbins - Nathaniel Gubbins By THE floor of our workroom opened suddenly while we were wondering what to write about in such times, and up popped our old friend Mr. Lucifer. He was still wearing his bowler hat to hide the horns above his ears, though one had1,475 words
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Article, Illustration1045 1940-06-23 6 —By The Onlooker MUCH of the credit for the sustained interest in civil aviation locally must go to Mr. Jack Sale, chief instructor of the Royal Singapore Flying Club. His personal keenness is naturally reflected by those he has taught to fly while, by constantly insisting on1,045 words
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Advertisement296 1940-06-23 6 Good teeth in unhealthy gums are like houses with bad foundations troublesome while there and not there ver> long. Gibbs "S.R." Tooth Paste, as well as cleaning the teeth, inoculates the gums --ppr-r-rrjQ against disease ciiul so saves good teeth from prema\Ss> ture extraction. WsTEt^A 40 CENTS a large tub«296 words
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Article, Illustration333 1940-06-23 7 "PRESHERS" of the King Edward VII College of Medicine pose outside the college for The Sunday Times cameraman. This year's enrolments total 62 of which seven are women. The women are < from left to right) Miss Heah Beng Hong, Miss333 words
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355 1940-06-23 7 CEVERAL hundred Europeans in Singapore, members of the European Association of Malaya, have been circularised by their Association for their views on income tax. A special committee of the Association considered the matter at length and prepared a memorandum containing a summary355 words
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233 1940-06-23 7 New Club To Save Boys From Secret Societies AFTER leverai months of work, the special committee of the Straits Chinese British Association which has beon considering the formation of a boys' club, is to open the club as soon as its headquarters arc available. It is understood < hat Government233 words
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Article70 1940-06-23 7 Ti-E Colonial Office has received a 1 message loyally supporting the Government and the people of Great Brit.iin from the Legislative Council of the Straits Settlements. This message was enthusiastically endorsed by European, Eurasian, Indian. Chinese, and Malay unofflcials. It will be recalled that a request70 words
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Article48 1940-06-23 7 CENTENCE of six weeks' rigorous lm- prisonment was passed on Llong Cheong. a Cantonese, in the Singapore second police court yesterday for picking the pocket of a cinema-ticket purchaser at the Jubilee Hall, North Bridge Road, on June 14. Liong admitted a previous conviction for theft.48 words
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Article75 1940-06-23 7 TPHE sseriousness of the labour posl- tton in Singapore was emphasized at a meeting of the general committee of the European Association of Malaya on June 7. It was decided that the Association should write to Government stating that the labour situation is becoming increasingly dangerous and75 words
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Article113 1940-06-23 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Friday. ■"pHE death has taken place in hos- pital of Mr. Cheah Phee Hoon, clerk attached to the magistrate's court, Muar. Among those at the luneral were: Messn. Lee Thlan Soo. Lee Kal Swee, K. Kathiravelu, Hashim bin Mahbeb, M. Robert*,113 words
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Article53 1940-06-23 7 A LLEGED to have acted as a mem- ber of an unlawful society, "The Malayan Communist Party,'' at the Singapore Harbour Board, Sim Tiau Bun, a 23-year-old Hokkien. claimed trial when charged in the Singapore third police court yesterday. Ball was opposed when the case was postponed a53 words
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Article36 1940-06-23 7 The Director of A.R.P., Singapore. Mr. J. E. Jeans, will explain in a short talk from the Singapore station at 7.35 p.m. to-night what should be done during the black-out on WednesdayThursday, June 26-27.36 words
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Article, Illustration294 1940-06-23 7 CIXCJAPORE'S largest gasometer, which supplies the whole of the city with its gas, is bring taken down steel strip by steel strip, for the first time since its erection in 1913. It is to be examined, repaired and rebuilt. Commanding Maxwell Road, this gasometer294 words
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188 1940-06-23 7 Frenchmen In Malaya Want to Fight On R/lALAYA'S colony of French residents numbering about 100 yesterday sent a telegram to the French Ambassador in London urging that France should continue the struggle by the side of Great Britain. The telegram read "The French residents of Singapore and Malaya fully associate188 words
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Article74 1940-06-23 7 DHRA Manuvedya Vlmolnard, the newly appointed Thai Minister to London, arrived In Singapore yesterday on his way to England. He succeeds Phya Rajawangsan, who died lour months ago. Phra Manuvedya Vimolnard was until his appointment to London, a chief Judge In the Bangkok Appeal Court.74 words
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Article42 1940-06-23 7 (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) Port Swettenham. DR. S. V. Chellam, Deputy Health Officer, Port Swettenham, has been appointed to act for Dr. PoulstonJones as Health Officer, Klang and Coast district, while the latter is on holiday In Europe.42 words
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Advertisement395 1940-06-23 7 SUFFERED AGONY AFTER EVERY MEAL Busy Mother's Acute Indigestion This mother of six chi.dren used to suffer terribly frcm indigestion. She was in pain when she did her nousework. But now she eats as heartily as her children. She discovered a remedy that brings sure relief:— "I have been a395 words
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Article3729 1940-06-23 8 West Lavington - West Lavington By THE policy of so-called appeasement came into prominence ac Munich in September, 1938. It is a policy which is thought to be identified with the name of Mr. Chamberlain as its originator, and to have now been discarded by him. Neither conception is at all accurate.3,729 words
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Article313 1940-06-23 8 Early Frost. By Margaret Ferguson. Robert Hale. 8s. 3d. lAAlSS Ferguson always builds up her plots through the development of her characters and their reactions to circumstances and to one another. This is particularly noticeable in "Early Frost.' 1!j? story oi the compti-ueG Maddison lamUy. Loraine Maddison313 words
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Article295 1940-06-23 8 1 Pound Africa. By van Nes Allen. Robert Hale. 12s. 6d. "I FOUND Africa" Is a delightfully written and unsophisticated account of a very young man's adventures In Liberia. As a boy Van Nes had always dreamed of Africa, and when he was eighteen he got a295 words
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Article323 1940-06-23 8 Drink to Yesterday. By Mannlnr Coles. Ilodder and Stoughton. 9s. The Undefeated. By George Wolfenden. Hurst and Blackett. 8s. 6d. "r\RINK to Yesterday" is an original L'and nrst class thriller. It opens with the inquest on a lonely garage proprietor, and a verdict of "Suicide" is returned,323 words
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Advertisement736 1940-06-23 8 DO YOU FEEL SLEEPY m^i V AFTER LUNCH jimMi ITF you feel exhausted after a few Suit taking Wincarnis at ones *hour»' work in the morning and and regain whole-day energylunch leaves you drowsy and energy that enables you to work lethargic, it can mean only one hard and to736 words
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Article, Illustration279 1940-06-23 9 MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF CONSCRIPTS Singapore Europeans Have Had Notices DRITISH Europeans in Singapore yesterday received notices requiring them to present themselves for medical examination by a medical board appointed under the Compulsory Service (Local Forces) Ordinance. Meanwhile, the Singapore tribunal appointed under the same ordinance as well as the Local279 words
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Article, Illustration23 1940-06-23 9 Mr. Chin Thin Yee, president o/ the Ipoh Anglo-Chinese School Old Boys. The School celebrated its 45fh anniversary las\ week.23 words
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Article136 1940-06-23 9 Shark Takes American Seaman lOHN K ASK. able seaman of the American vessel Steel Inventor, was tak:n by a shark when swimming mar his vessel in the Empire Dock lagoon yesterday. Kask was swimming with a shipmate, Edward Kelly, at *,he time. He was heard to shout for help and136 words
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222 1940-06-23 9 Gaol And Rotan For Drugging Fish Curry COR voluntarily causing hurt to two comj atriots by administering a drug in a fish curry which he prepared for thfltt, Muthusamy, a Tamil labourer, vas sentenced to three months' ri jorous imprisonment and to 12 strokes of the heavy rotan, by Mr.222 words
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Article38 1940-06-23 9 r.E news from London broadcast at 7.50 a.m. (local time) on the 31--metre band will, from to-day, he broadcast on an additional wavelength. The second wavelength is GSN, 25.38 metres. 11 82 megacycles.38 words
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Article40 1940-06-23 9 THE Police Band will play to-day at Botanic Gardens at 8.30 pjn.; on Tuesday at Telok Ayer at 6.00 p.m. on Wednesday at Katong Par* at 8.30 p.m.; and on Friday at Farrer Park at 5.30 pm.40 words
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Article23 1940-06-23 9 Dr M. A. Gabriel, recently made a Justice of the Peace for Selangor. was enter. air.eel to dinner by the Klang and P23 words
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Article60 1940-06-23 9 r:E new weekly air -nail service from Sydney Australia, o Durban, South Africa, by way o* Malaya, India, Egypt and East Africa— as an alternative to the normal flying-boat service which was suspended 'vhen Italy entered the war is now In operation. This air service60 words
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Article238 1940-06-23 9 Stay Out, Come In Signal TTIIKRE is a man in Singapore who uses the traffic light system to admit callers into his office or warn them that he is engaged and would they mind waiting. The man is Mr. R. W. Watson Hvatt, who is in charge of the Department238 words
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Article76 1940-06-23 9 AT the conclusion of a "relimlnary inquiry held yesterday in the fifth court, two young Chinese Inspectors of police. Chua Keng Lin and Seah Keng Loy. were committed by the magistrate, Mr. L. C. Goh, to the next Assizes on a charge of voluntarily causing76 words
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Article132 1940-06-23 9 At The Cinema U7HEN Walt Disney completed his TT second full-length technicolour feature "Pinocchio" and said It was even better than "Snow White." he made no idle boast. This production, which was applauded by Singapore cinema-goers at its Alhambra cinema midnight premiere last night, is certainly the best132 words
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Advertisement237 1940-06-23 9 ill How easy it is for the nicest girl to offend! j^ pk 4 Just a hint of perspiration odour a mere |k suggestion of garments that have lost their j M freshness and away goes charm It's so easy to keep those dainty garments :jM sweet and pleasant. A237 words
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Article1008 1940-06-23 10 EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street, Singapore. Malaya's War Effort Is Lagging |MALAYA'S war effort, in too many ITI respects, is lagging. What was good enough, and even a matter lor congratulation, a fortnight ago is lamentably weak to-day. The position should be faced with realism—not pess i1,008 words
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486 1940-06-23 10 Panama Canal Plot /JERMANY is preparing to carry the war into the American Continent by Fifth Column methods. Nazi agents In Central America have been charged with the task of fomenting a revolution in Panama, establishing a pro-German Government there and attempting by486 words
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Article34 1940-06-23 10 ■yHE New British Ambassador in Moscow. Sir Stafford Cripps. and the new French Ambassador, made separate calls on M. Molotov, the Prime Minister, and Foreign Commissar. Each interview lasted an hour.34 words
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Article, Illustration454 1940-06-23 10 Did Nazi Chiefs Lure Leopold pVIDENCE now accumulating goes to show that Leopold's surrender was not due merely to sudden loss of nerve or mere incapacity, but is the result of contact with the enemy: possibly long-standing collusion with Nazi chiefs, writes a correspondent of the News-Chronicle. It is believed454 words
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31 1940-06-23 10 A statement issued yesterday In Moscow denied reports that the Sovie. Union had promised assistance to Sweden should she become a victim ot aggression.31 words
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Article34 1940-06-23 10 Canon A. W. Parry, Principal for the last 32 years of Trinity College, Car marthen. has been appointed Dean o> St. David's in succession to the latDean Watcyn Morgan.34 words
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22 1940-06-23 10 ARABS JEWS REAFFIRM SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENT Jerusalem, Saturday. The Government has received a reafflrmatlon of the support of Arabs and Jews.— Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Advertisement188 1940-06-23 10 THE NEW WORLD CABARET TO DAY TIFFIN DANCE 1.30 to 4.30 pan. Admission Free. TONIGHT 9.30 TO MIDNIGHT Admission 50 cts. PIANO TUNING -REPAIRS REMO V ALS H I R E E. CHARLES. Phone 2902-212 Orchard Rd. THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY PROVIDES TROUBLE FREE TRAVEL OUR WORLD WIDE TRAVEL AND188 words
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Advertisement67 1940-06-23 10 ROUNDTRIP TO SOUTH AND EAST AFRICA FROM £126. 17/6 K P M. LINE. (lncorp. in the N. El) Tel. 5451. MALAYAN DELICACIES for CURRY MAKAN KECHIL SHORT DRINKS c SAMBAL GORENG. FISH CRACKERS. CURRY POWDER. CURRY PICKLES GROUND COFFEE. c PRAWN CHIPS. CHILLI SAUCE. c MALAYAN PICKLES. DRIED SPICED BEFK67 words
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590 1940-06-23 11 "We Go Only When Wounded Are Safe" DEI) CROSS nurses who for days defied the bombs and shells on the beach at Dunkirk and tended Allied casualties even while being machine-gun-ned, refused to be evacuated until the last B.E.F. wounded were590 words
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Article, Illustration31 1940-06-23 11 Prince liernhard and his wife. Princess Juliana of the Netherlands le -ing thetr London residence. They are now in Canada having crossed thr Atlantic in a Dutch warship.31 words
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234 1940-06-23 11 London, May 3. SOME idea of the" size of munition factories now being built, and the speed at which they are going up, was given by Colonel Llewellin in the House of Commons last night. One factory, he said, covered 2.000 acres. It had miles234 words
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Article85 1940-06-23 11 TTHE New York Times Kunming cor- respondent states that at the annual meeting of the China Medical Association, an American, Dr. D. C. Nelson, recounted that research he had made with Drs. D. A. Collier and M. J. Oberdoerffer had achieved almost complete cures for leprosy.85 words
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Article, Illustration138 1940-06-23 11 THE United States liner Washington sailed for America from Galway recently with nearly 2,000 Americans aboard, including the crew, and has arrived safely in New York. Her departure was hurried for UN ship sailed two minutes after tiie last piece of luggage had been put on138 words
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Article166 1940-06-23 11 COCOA CROP TO BE DESTROYED AS the new mid-crop of West African cocoa is purchased it is to be destroyed. This was announced in a parliamentary reply by Mr. G. H. Hall, Undersecretary for the Colonies. He said accumulation of stockf In West Africa, because of the loss f normal166 words
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101 1940-06-23 11 Germans Will Attack With Speedboats REAR-ADMIRAL Von Luetzou explained in his weekly radio talk recently how the German Navy is going to use small speedboats for operations in the Thames estuary, the Straits of Dover and the Channel generally. Their job would be to cripple the British Navy. They would101 words
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Article20 1940-06-23 11 Seventeen of the Salvation Army's Red Shield Clubs were abandoned during the German drive In Northern France.20 words
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Article142 1940-06-23 11 Riga, Latvia. TTllr Soviet Government have stopped deliveries of oil products to Germany through the Baltic States. Two German tankers which remained for more than a week at the Latvian port of Libau, awaiting cargoes of petrol, left for Germany empty. The Soviet have large142 words
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Article15 1940-06-23 11 An ancient Chinese bulb bowl of the Sung dynasty was sold in London for £500.15 words
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Advertisement83 1940-06-23 11 UaHM^ BEFORE YOU EAT. HANDS MEED A p/in*" yoUR *^,'f^\ LIFEBUOY mam HANDS ARE *drcouvj HHbH GERM CARRIERS^ P^ MB ure y° ur naQ d~ wasQ ft Lifebuoy wash. ■C^J^. J^^E^\ HcaJtn may depend on it. Lifebuoy lather JM He is antiseptic. It washes away dirt ard germs. I^^***^ tak^83 words
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Advertisement872 1940-06-23 11 Asthma Germs Killed in 3 Minutes Tf you suffer from choking, wheerinß, trlod everything without success until I fouKhing, Asthma and Bronchitis if you tried your prescription. It did stop my gasp for breath, can't sleep nights, and Asthma. 1 have not had Asthma for th» feel your heart pounding872 words
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Article91 1940-06-23 12 Saturday. June 32, noon. Buyers Sellers Price* Prlre» No IX K.SS (Spot loose) 37 37 4 No IX R.SS t.»b in mm July 38 38! i G.r A.Q. R.S.S. r.o.b In b le> July 36% 38% r.A.Q. R-S.S r.o.b id nalna July 36 !s 3691 words
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1311 1940-06-23 12 Fraser Co.'s Singapore Share Quotations OWING TO THE ABSENCE OF DEALINGS IN MANY OF THE MINING AND RUBBER SHARES LISTED BELOW, QUOTATIONS ARE MAINLY NOMINAL. SATURDAY. JUNE it. 1940: 1 P.M. MINING 8ayrr* Seller* Ampat Tin (4s) 3s 3s 9d Austral Amai. (5s) 4s 9d 5s 3s Austral Malay J5s1,311 words
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Article621 1940-06-23 12 Lower Prices Rule In Most Sections BY THE SUNDAY TIMES FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT Singapore, Saturday. ALTHOUGH almost all sec- tions of the market this week reflected the adverse war news, the fall in prices was not as great as might have been expected. This strikingly revealed the621 words
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Article62 1940-06-23 12 Singapore, June 22, noon. Buyers Sellen Gambler 8.7.75 Hamburg Cube 813.00 Java Cube 812 50 Pepper White Muntok 512.75 White $1225 Black S 7.00 Copra Mixed $2.60 Sun Dried $2.90 Sago Flour No. 1 Lingga 55.80 Fair $5.75 Sarawak $5.75 Jelotong Palembang 818.00 Banja $17.50 Sarawak $18.5062 words
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253 1940-06-23 12 FRASER COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Boola Company Olv end Close TIN Ayer Hitam Tin 7V4% Int. less tax Burma Malay 6d No. 29 June 24 Idrls Hyf*. 2V4% Int. less tax Jelapang is. No 14 June 19 KillinghaU 10% Int. less t Kramat Pulal 7%% final less tax do—253 words
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Advertisement795 1940-06-23 12 c 'l: P. e ]f is of the utmost importance to health. 'V w^ cn y° u have achieved that happy i\ v jtatc °f affairs internaliy will you begin i^- •''F^^ ZZzriyl t0 rea^ se m eaning of good health. I f i^33SLIEC!&Zi Andrews will give you this all-important795 words
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Advertisement8 1940-06-23 12 »^^^HfRASER J MEAVE 1 1 MIT E D.8 words
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Article1916 1940-06-23 13 R. H. Naylor - R. H. Naylor By This week's good days for Buying: (Personal shopping) Tues. 25th. (Business deals) Tues. 25th. Selling: Tues 25th. Frl. 28th. Entertainment: Tues. 25th. Wed. 26th. Sport: Wed. 25th. BIRTHDAYS falling on or between Jan. 29 and Apr. 22 are under slightly more favourable1,916 words
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Advertisement923 1940-06-23 13 BETTER VISION BETTER DRIVING A good many of the automobile accidents every v^ar (resulting in somethins like 100.000 deaths and 1.000.000 Injuries* are the result of defective vision. Correctly fitted glasses on all drivers would prevent a large percentage of smashups. Anyone who drive? should, as a matter of precauirn,923 words
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Advertisement435 1940-06-23 13 Brylcreem THE PERFECT HAIR DRESSING TO BE IN FACTORY-SEALED BOTTLES /aJ^^ A NEW cap has been devised for BrylAs HOW >^^HRfe creem bottles and jars enabling them A^m Ito be sealed at the faaory. This sealing Used jflU V I protects you against substitution. The &^k a new tyf* ca435 words
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Miscellaneous517 1940-06-23 13 THIS WEEK FOR YOU LJERE. grouped according- to JULY month of birth (irrespective of year), is a statement The bustle of last week continues, you of probabilities to be expected xtill have lots of energy to tackle work in this week. hand. Don't spoil the good effect of this. however,517 words
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Article, Illustration777 1940-06-23 14 The Dangers Of Over-Emphasizing Colour Max Factor's Advice WOMEN whose hair and complexion colourings are naturally somewhat on the vivid side must guard against detracting from their beauty with too violent an array of colour in their makeup or their costumes. With this point being particularly pertinent as is applies777 words
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Article165 1940-06-23 14 DO you ever get tired of looking at salads that are a bit of this and that plunked down in *.he centre of a lettuce leaf? I know I do. So the other day I did something different. I mixed a zestful chopped filling of165 words
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Article83 1940-06-23 14 PERHAPS you enjoy drinking tea with lemon from a tumbler, but there are also glass sets for tea made in the ordinary way which are most attractive. Cups, saucers and elates in cloudy glass, shaded from cream to soft honey, are fluted and edged with gold. Clear83 words
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Article, Illustration35 1940-06-23 14 JANE WITHERS, 20th. CenturyFox player, shows that she is style-conscious in choosing her latest party frock in two-piece style. It is of pale blue bengaline with the quaint jacket-blouse fastened by rhinestone buttons.35 words
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Article78 1940-06-23 14 r> brighten up a dark dress, why not a set of collar and cuffs made of coloured organdie, in scarlet, sea blue or lettuce green? They are easy to copy and to launder. If you want to edge them with frills of the same fabric, then the edges78 words
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Article80 1940-06-23 14 rE smell of paint in a freshly de- corated room sometimes has a nauseating effect on people. The easiest way of removing this i smell 13 that of placing a couple of buckets full of cold water In the room. The freshening process will be even quicker80 words
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Advertisement377 1940-06-23 14 Keep Young Keep Gay Keep Lovely TO AID YOU Elizabeth Arden offers you methods to keep 1 1 your skin fresh and youthful in spite of the difficulties of a tropical climate and without too much trouble. Concentrate on her essential 1 I preparations, for their regular use will maintain377 words
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Advertisement382 1940-06-23 14 M JKjQßftv LOVELINESS fl^fltfy ,/^g] Shampoo makei w^^^^T >^P bair clean healthy, ndiantly lovely. 7 f Stltingi, coo, art rT wonderfully easy V for Amami make* fur hair really \^_/i^»->^ manageable. > ■mjMrrr£s..ji». i FRIDAY NIGHT IS AMAMI NIGHT If unabU to obtain Amami, write to A. T. Gtlleipie, Arcade382 words
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533 1940-06-23 15 New Season's Clothes Make Women Look Younger London. NOTHING is more pleasing to a woman than clothes which make her look younger. And this desirable quality is certainly possessed by most of the new suits, including a smart design made from navy jersey which is the latest thing from Paris.533 words
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Article, Illustration22 1940-06-23 15 COFT turquoise blue crepe has been used for this blouse which v is generously trimmed with rows of machine-stitching.22 words
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380 1940-06-23 15 Hints On Painting Your Furniture By Vera Radcliffe THESE are times when many of us who prefer to leave household decorations to the experts, must do painting jobs ourselves or go without. Painting woodwork and furniture can be an interesting hobby for the person who Is prepared to take pains380 words
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Advertisement394 1940-06-23 15 m mm A I NATURAL, rosy LIPS Give your lips the soft, alluring color that best suits your complexion. Use Ttngee, the lipstick that changes from orange in the stick to a warm blush rose oo you. Smooth it on a second time and k becomes a rosy-red. For a394 words
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Advertisement32 1940-06-23 15 LEARN TO TALK CHINESE BOOKS. Cantonese for Befinners with vocabnUry $1.00 Mandarin made Easy, revised O.M Progressive Mandarin Header 0.60 Obtainable at PETER CHONG'S Singapore, Malacca, Seremban. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang, etc32 words
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Advertisement237 1940-06-23 15 Yardley English Lavender m »»»»>'i*jl Lavtndtr Toiist Soap— M dßfal I r a ™-^ySoa P o/«fc.rorW ■uSRSyi %^J^^. Lavender Face Powder M' U rt^^r jk English CompUxion Cream *~ZS "^^fc*^ The beauty of fragrance of the Yardley Lavender— long the most widely used Perfume in England has made it a237 words
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Advertisement1033 1940-06-23 16 \y^£^ >^ Tour rincxfc CHILDREN are always in trouble. They fall and |<?^m^PP^^i| skin their little knees and elbows. t^^S^^^^S^^^ll The/ cut and scratch their hiods and faces, but B Vf^'^'^WV^ 1 always they ask for Zam-Buk. Children like 9 l/;iJi^4>^F\\ antiseptic Zam-Buk because it so quickly heals up H\'l^7sr2^!!i?"l.l1,033 words
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Advertisement273 1940-06-23 16 bUiUI b^^P^'^^l ■I— —■■MMBMllllri 1^ is simply- w l y fine with (MP) i SAUCE > With fish, mc»t, S^^\ curries, cheese, H.P. fe*^A Sauce is simply deli- Wr^iM cious. Blended from SSSJS^!!^^. choice fruits and lEmmmm^L^^\ spices, it is an enjoy- f-^T able aid to digestion. \\^mi^(^ Always have273 words
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Miscellaneous2075 1940-06-23 16 Wireless Programmes TO-DAY NIROM SINGAPORE EMPIRE STATION roB 9 «5 mc|s (31.20 ml: rDA «0« me. zhl 1.33 mci (225 m.) axwrmK-mmmmi cvamaswsv (49<j aL) T eMN lsJts ujc, 9 m.). jr DL ZHr 969 me]a 3 0.96 m.» The following is a summary of the 8.8.C. 11£6 melt (25.32,075 words
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650 1940-06-23 17 Singapore Men's Women's Junior Singles: Big Entry IBy Our Badminton Correspondent) I'HE suggestion made by me in these columns enly a fortnight ago as regards the arranging of special exhibition badminton matches for the benefit of The War Fund has met with a response better than I anted, and It650 words
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Article128 1940-06-23 17 CELANGOR Is getting nearer .he building of a badminton hall. At a recent committee meeting of the Selangor Badminton lation, it was decided that as the site Pudu School is most suitable for a badsi hall, the president was asked to formal application to the authority*128 words
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Article296 1940-06-23 17 i Our Own Correspondent) tiatu Pahat. •yiiE district lawn tennis champion- .ships of Batu Pahat Is being held several itches were completed week in the Junior singles and i i;!es, and in the open singles events. It Beng Chew, who Is favourite in junior section, easily296 words
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Article108 1940-06-23 17 TIES played at the Clerical Union Hail yesterday marked the opening of the official Singapore badminton season. With the t'NCODtion of the game between Leow Kirn Lee, (Playfair) and Richard Tan iMerrjtimei the other games wero too one-sided to be lnterst ing. Results: Men's Junior Singles Cheong Hock108 words
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Article76 1940-06-23 17 A tii.:n vail be chosen from the following to represent the August B.P. in a friendly gam.of soccer against the Siong Eoo to-day v Farrer Park: Lim Chin hian, Khoo Soo Guan. Soh Peng ICocn. I.im Cheng Cheok. Chan Cher Sen". I. eong Mew Cherne, Frankic Khoo. Khor76 words
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Article123 1940-06-23 17 Playing at the covered stadium last 'lhursday. the 0.-^-gen S.C. b^U the N.A.A.F.I Club (R.A P. section) by four games to three Results: (Oxygtn first': Lim Seng Cheow brat Ong Bong Soo 15—4. 15— f.; Michael We" Peng Hong beat Llm Ah Chang IS— 2. 15—3, Fons123 words
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Article27 1940-06-23 17 The Uefiu BP. Is opening a new branch court in Race Course Road next to the Buddhist Tcmp.e, on Sunday, June 30, at 43J p.m.27 words
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Article160 1940-06-23 17 'From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Saturday. FIELDING a weak side the Muslim Prehimponan Stia soccer team of Malacca were beaten by the Muar Gubahan Stia Club in a friendly match played at the Muar Club padane yesterday. The visitors were without five of their regular160 words
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147 1940-06-23 17 STARTING times and handicaps for the women's social golf match at the Island Club on Friday, between the Garrison Golf Club and the Is' and Club are 3.45 p.m. Mrs. R.H.H. Stewart (10), va. Mrs. D. Gray (121: 3.50 p.m. Mrs. J. A. Allen147 words
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Article159 1940-06-23 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. ONLY one first division league match was played last week and re. 'tea in the Fountain Football Team springing a surprise when they beat tne Muar Police 2—l. The Police should have won the match but some of their play3rs paid more attentionFT - 159 words
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Article112 1940-06-23 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. ONLY a few more matches remain to be played to complete the first round of the second division league soccer competition in Muar. The following are the latest positions In the league: lella Park 6 'arit Stongkat 6 'arit Amal 5 n112 words
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Article1805 1940-06-23 17 Doc - Doc. By THE Services' boxers will have a furthei opportunity of showing their skill in the near future; I understand that a boxing programme Is being arranged by the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association in aid of the local War Fund, and Is being held at their usual1,805 words
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Article539 1940-06-23 17 SEVEN school records were broken yesterday at the annual athletic meeting of Victoria School, Singapore. AH bin Ahmad, the champion athlete broke three records himself, and Victoria School, in winning the interschool relay race for Sir Arthur Young's Cup, lowered the recc-d by three-fifths second. Leopard House539 words
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Article124 1940-06-23 17 i Prom Our Own Correspondent) Muar. MUAR is loaning a fine all-round sportsman in the person of S. Gaudart. He !s going on transfer to Johore Bahru. S. Gaudart is a well known llgure on th? hockey field and was the captain of the Muar124 words
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Article30 1940-06-23 17 JUBLEE H. S. PARTY The Jubilee Health and Strength Party cf LoronK 22. Geylang. will hold their annual general meeting on Sunday, June 30, at 11 am at their clubhouse.30 words
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Advertisement459 1940-06-23 17 LEARN AT HOME SECURE A CAREER GAIN MORE SALARY In the comfort of your own Home you can learn by correspondence, any one ot these subjects, all taught by PITMAN'S Singapore, branch of the famous London College. Knowledge means a better post, h'shr sr.'.arr ar.d financial protection at all times.459 words
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317 1940-06-23 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. ASSERTING their superiority practica!ly throughout the game, Singapore oeat Jobore by eight goals to one in the Malaya Cup match played here to-day. Johore's big defeat was largely due to a disjointed set of forwards. Carbonnell. who was317 words
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Article390 1940-06-23 18 'THE R.A.F. baseball aggregation will 1 cross bats with the Japanese Nine in a league game, at the latter's ground in St. George's Road at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Although the Airmen are at the bottom ol the league's standing, they are determined to squeeze their way out or390 words
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Article241 1940-06-23 18 A CENTURY by J. Anchant helped St. Andrew's School to beat St. Anthony's School by 106 runs In a cricket match played on the former's ground yesterday. ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL Som Quee c Almonte bJ.de Souza 11, P. Buranasri c Hean Meng b J. de Souza 1, J.241 words
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Article67 1940-06-23 18 Tha following hLve been selected to represent the V.M.C A. in a league soccer match against the R.A.F. (Kallang) on the Anson Road ground on Monday at 5.10 p.m: S. K. Sundram, M Swyny. V N. Pillay, J. G. Moxon, O. L. Day. V. R. Sabapathy, S Orton,67 words
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Article24 1940-06-23 18 Now London (Con), Saturday. TltE Harvard crew beat Yale by eight lengths to-day and drew level with 39 wins each.— Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article164 1940-06-23 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. IN dull weather to-day Negri beat Malacca by two goals to one in a Malaya Cup soccer game. Negri played prettier football and forced the pace in the opening minutes. Ah Song in the Malacca goal faced headers from Chit Woh164 words
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218 1940-06-23 18 •THE Medical College Union scored a close but well-deserved victory by three runs over the Y.M.CA. at cricket on the college ground yesterday. M.c.n. Hera Sinsh c Day b Lyn? 2 Seah Cheng Seang Ibw b Xavier 5 Ong Hock Eang Ibw. b Xavier218 words
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241 1940-06-23 18 AN S.R.C. team scored a convincing victory In a cricket nuMi p:ayert on the padang yesterday, wlien they beat the R.A.F. (Tengah) by five wickets and 32 runs. R.A.F. (Tengah) Sgt. Martin c and b Martens 39 Cpl. Freeman b Clarke 0 F/Lt. Wyrlll241 words
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Article, Illustration17 1940-06-23 18 F. R. TOFT Perak football eoalkeepcr. Has also kept for the North and for Perak at hockey.17 words
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178 1940-06-23 18 PLAYING on their own ground yesterday Raffles Institution beat St Joseph's Institution. RAFFLES INSTITUTION W. Ponnambalam run out 19 k. P. Victor played on Consencio 1 P. G. Segran b Wood! ord 16 Amar Singh b Woodford 3 Sivalingam tot out 21 Chua Boon Yew178 words
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216 1940-06-23 18 RAFFLES Institution second team beat St. Joseph's second team by six wickets in a cricket game on the latter's ground yesterday. ST. JOSEPH'S INST. 2nd XI M. Stevens b Armstrong 15, I. Reutens c and b Santokh Singh 8, N Rozario b Santokh Singh 11,216 words
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Article219 1940-06-23 18 IN a cricket match played on Hong Lim Green yesterday, the s.CR.C. beat Raffles College. S.C.R.C. Evan Wong Ibw. b Siva IT Anthony Lim b C. Wong 1 Eu Cheow Chye c Schubert b Samsudd'n 4b Ong Swee Keng b Samsuddln 7 K. T. Ooi c Kirn219 words
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208 1940-06-23 18 Low Scoring In Genuang S.C.C. Game LOW scores were recorded in the first day's play yesterday of the cricket match on the Padang between the S.C.C. and Genuang. GENUANG IST. INN. Willacy run out 3 Wiltow st. Staunton b Wheeler 4 Campbell c Clarke b Leckie 8 Mat. hews Ibw.208 words
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Article206 1940-06-23 18 FIELDING ten men, an S.R.C. team beat the Manchester Regiment in a cricket fixture played at Tanglln yesterday, by 24 runs. MANCHESTER REGT. L/Cpl Pickles run out 39 Cpl. Bethell c Laßrooy b Barker 11 Lieut. Gardner b Barker 0 Wilkes b Laßrooy 5206 words
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Article58 1940-06-23 18 The following have been selected to play basket-ball for the Y.M.CA. Junior Department against Raffles Institution on Wednesday on the Bras Basah Road ground at 5 p.m.: Lim MJit Siong, Koh Chit Meng, Teo Seng Chew, Vow Wah Sung, B. Fones, Low Kok Kong, Chia Soo Miang, Tang58 words
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Article19 1940-06-23 18 The athletic sports of the Anglo Chinese Continuation School will take place at the Jalan Besar stadium next Saturday.19 words
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Article, Illustration24 1940-06-23 18 V. R. SABAPATHY Has represented All-Malaya, Colony and Singapore at cricket; a good footballer and has held the athletic championship of P.W.D. since 1936.24 words
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221 1940-06-23 18 Extras, 3 1 Highest Score At Balestier A FEATURE of yesterday's cricket match at Balestier between the Ceylon Sports Club and the R.A.F. (Kallang) was the total number of extras in ths Ceylor.ese score of 107. "Mr. Extras" totalled 31. the highest score in both side's innings. R.A.F. (KALLANG) L.A.C.221 words
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Article111 1940-06-23 18 Sydney, Saturday. THE death has occurred of Mr. M. A. A Noble, the famous Australian cricketer, at th« age of 67, reports Reuter. Mr. Noble, who first flayed for New South Wales in 1896-97 and .won became Australia^ greatest all-round player, first represented Australia against England111 words
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Article25 1940-06-23 18 Heats in the annual S.R.C. athl-tic sports will be run on Monday. The first event will be run at 5 p.m.25 words
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Advertisement594 1940-06-23 18 1 /hK^ f st! I 2 M 12 HIS FRIENDS SHUNNED HIM 30 days later most popular of all He was weak, nervous, irritable, a mere shadow of his former self. Friends shunned him then came the change! His doctor advised Waterbury's Compound. What a difference just thirty days made.594 words
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Advertisement48 1940-06-23 18 OJUST THAT! Like all great inventions, tbe Gillette system of shaving is simplicity itself. Put a Blue Gillette blade into a GilletU razor and you can't go wrong. Yon will get a clean, velvety shave that no jP other system, however complicated or B| H costly, can equal.48 words
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Article1738 1940-06-23 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. TpHE following are the results of the 1 first day's events of the Selangor Turf Club's June race meeting Race 1 Horses, Class 4. Div. 5. fan. Dr. B. M. Johns' PRUDE 8.05 (172) Harper (1) 11,738 words
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Article395 1940-06-23 19 Positions in the first division of the S.A.P.A, league up-to-date are: t.A.F 14 11 0 Jhinese 14 8 2 'ortrcss R.E 16 9 S Lrgylls 12 9 3 t.A. (9th Reg.) 15 7 4 Jalays 13 6 S •olice 13 6 4 -oymls 14 6 6 lanchesters 15395 words
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Advertisement623 1940-06-23 19 HE WAS AFRAID TO CROSS A STREET Lost His Nerve After 12 Mopths' Agony Suffering from acute rheumatism In his knee Joints he was afraid to cross a street. Read what he says:"For 12 months I suffered with acute rheumatism In both my knees. I was afraid to cross the623 words
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Advertisement203 1940-06-23 19 Stop Getting Up y S-Ll. Feel 20 Years N ignlS Younger Getting up nights, burning .sat lon of organs, whitish disc barge, dull acne at baae of spine, groin and leg pains, nervousness, weakness and lose of manly vigour are caused by a disease of tho Prostate Gland (a most203 words
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Advertisement197 1940-06-23 19 EXTRA I XTRA f— -i XTRA I < TO-DAY AT THE CAPITOL j 11 a.m., 3.15, 6.15 9.15 p.m. < I A MOST INTERESTING COLUMBIA "SHORT" j Jthe "BERTH OF A QUEEN" I J The BUILDING LAUNCHING OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST LUXURY LINER AFLOAT S. S. "QUEEN ELIZABETH" I PHOTOGRAPHED197 words
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Article, Illustration52 1940-06-23 20 Here illustrated are German parachute troops in training. In the picture on the left the men are landing in a field on the outskirts of a village. In the picture above an instructor is showing the men the position to take up before leaping from52 words
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Article, Illustration24 1940-06-23 20 A member of the Women's Transport Service lights a cigarette for a British soldier back in England from France24 words
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Article, Illustration25 1940-06-23 20 Farmers continue- to plough uninterruptedly in a field in which m German Dornier has crashed, shot down by British fighter machines.25 words
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