The Straits Times, 10 July 1941

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    40 1 FINAL EDTN. The Straits Times fESTABLISHKO NEARLY A CENTURY! MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER LARGEST NET SALES 24 PA(JES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. JULY 10, 1941 PHK h 5 (EN IS. The Straits Times 24 PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1941 PRK>: 5 CENTS.
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      8 1 ELSIE MIRY Cattery Road. MommA Afternoon tveninft Dresses
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      DEATH
      63 2 LEE— Mrs. Lee Tan Seonr, aged 45. passed away peacefully on Wcdne day night, at her residence 131-D Haig Road, leaving behind her beloved husband, two sons, Llan Fong. Mul Fong. five daughters Mrs. Klang A', Kirn. Peck Heng. Peck liar. Peck Lucn, Peck Ngoh. and one ron-ln-law Klang
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      1336 2 SITUATIONS VACANT j I'ACTOBY CLEBK. Thoroughly experienc<i. Nlyor Estate, Kluang, Jcuore. BOX NO. MS, Vacancy now filled. Thanks to Applicants. SITUATIONS WANTED THE SEBVANTS AOEJ.CIT 17 Dh^fn Ghaut. Singapore (Estd 1811) supplies efficient domestic servants, male and female every description. Telephone 4278. ENGINEEB, B.Sr., age 21. desires responsible position with
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      726 2 LOS][ BOUND GOLD LADIES wristlet watch with blue and gold metal strap lost in town district yesterday. Reward $30. Communicate 47, Calmhlll Road. LOST, AUSTRALIAN ***** 5 months old, vicinity KilUnry Rd, answers nun" Susie. Finder Telephone Howard Windsor HoUl 7878. Reward. "motor vehicles"" IP TOD WANT TO SELI your
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      688 2 PUBLIC NOTICES_ PUSING RUBBER tt TIN, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England; Advice has been received by cable of the deelaraMnn of an interim dividend of 5% (leas Income Tax) In respect of the year ended 28th February, 1941, payable In England on 28th current. Local shareholders will receive their warranU on
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      205 2 193« M G. MODEL "PH rolour Black $I^l3o/19S€ M. G. MODEL ■PB rolour Red tMsV" 1940 STI'DEBAKER CHAMPION small mileage, colour Beige $2,850/1957 OPEL KADETT CABRIOLET with Id months' Comprehensive Insurance, Colour Grey IM/« 1939 FORD "M" SALOON, colour Black SLOTS/193S STANDARD 10 SALOON, colour Black $1,454/- AUCTION NOTICE THE
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    GEORGE CROSS AND MEDAL FOR PIONEER CORPS
    491 3 London, July 8. THE magnificent courage of soldiers of the Pioneer Corps is told in a Gazette notice announcing the award of the George Cross to Cpl. J. Scully and the George Medal to Lieut Chittenden. When houses were demolished by enemy action,
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      73 3 McALISTER CO., LTD. i Incorporated in Slraiu SettiemenU) GRESHAM HOUSE BATTERY ROAD SINGAPORE. PHONI Mt. ELLERMAN BUCikNALL ISTHMIAN STEAMSHIP I STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. COMPANY. (lncorporatea m U S.A.i (lncorporateo in England) BOSTON. NEW YORK BALTIMORt VIA PANAMA CANAL OK UNI I tL) KINGDOM KLAVENESS LINE (Incorporated to Norway i LOS
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      519 3 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. BLUE FUNNEL LINE. Frequent Sailings to United Kingdom. Oates are not guaranteed, all cargo bookings subject to Conference War Clause*. WESTERN AUSTRALIA THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE CHEAPEST FARE Regular Services to Fremantle (Perth) via Java by first class passenger ships. Single fare $192 (A £28)
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    London Stock Exchange
    397 5 Sentiment Cheerful: Prices Rise Lcndon. July t. jrl-Oi Stock Exchange Co-day continued fully cheerful with Industrial* uid olla outafndlngty buoyant in face of confident In«olry. Imperial Tobacco closed at 100 a. M. acaliut 98s. Jd. the previous day and Anglo- Iranian were 36*. 3d. against 32a. 6d,
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    COMMODITIES & EXCHANGES
    133 5 COMMODITIES EXCHANGES (From Our Own Out respondent) London, July 9. pOMMODITY and Exchange markets timed as follows with previous quotation* id parenthesis:— RUBBER: Quiet. Spot 13% d 1 3 »i ICd (13% d 13 9:16 d) Augt. 13 7|l6d 12 9{l6d (W7|lSd 13 9jl«d) Sept. 13 7|l6d 13 9116 d
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
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    MAIL ARRIVALS AND DISPATCHES
    63 5 Mails close at the General Post Office as follows- TO-DAY Australia air 4 p.m. Java air 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. New Zealand air 4 p.m. TO-MORROW Medan air 11 a.m. ABKIVALB Mails from Sumatra (air) general delivery 1.40 p.m. to-day. Malls from Australia (air) general
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      50 5 MALAYA'S NATURAL WEALTH SPRINGS FROM ITS SOIL SIHGA WAIM Iw|i at the Seletar Hot Spring, Singapore^\w VJ| „(m m jm ifuill!/ l\ rll Has just the right alkaline character A'vp 1 111 If a Uj\\ll|||p lit iIL? to neutralise after-dinner acidity -SL^V >i\lu:ftju* 'wwlklfv 1 1 f'Stivt FRASER NEAVE, LTof^^^^^l^^^^^^"
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      109 6 I RECOMMENDED TO YOU I BY THE SINGAPORE P PRESS I A vivid foot-note to the "Battle of J Atlantic with compelling power of T pictorial narrative. Should not be missed Ha Gripping, th rilling attraction. 9 k i$ A M definitely a picture not to be misted. 77i<>rr is
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      166 6 at MIDNIGHT SATURDAY 12th JULY CATHAY trccuNicog!* All Tickets Now Obtainable AT CATHAY $2.30, $1.80 (Res.) $1.20 60 cts. (Including Tax) loniKUt Lu.bt N.iilit 7 tt 9 p.m. "MEIN KAMPF— MT CRIMCS" Coaae A Sec what Hitler did In order to mm the leadership of Orrmtmy'. Nest Chanfe:— ll-1S Jarjr
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      339 6 M.CM.'s BRITISH PICTURES HAVE ALL MADE SCREEN HISTORY Do You Remember 1 "YANK AT OXFORD" 2 "GOODBYE, MR. CHIPS' 3 "The CITADEL" 4 "EARL of CHICAGO" NOW COMES NUMBER 5 ANOTHER GUAM) IHT1 TO-DAY at the CAPITOL m From DOHOTHY L. SAVER'S famous Novel A "BUSMAN'S HOLIDAY" 3.15 T^THE BRIDE
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1941. (677th Day Of The War.) LOOKING ON THE BLACK SIDE
    1267 8 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1941. (677th Day Of The War.) LOOKING ON THE BLACK SIDE Stalin's dramatic broadcast speech jto the Soviet people last week was praised in Great Britain ;and the United States as a courageous and realistic review of events and prospects. It was generally
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    BRITISH PUBLIC HOPEFUL OF VICTORY IN 1942
    404 8 London letter By Cable Tremendous Acceleration Of War Production Food Muddling The Ministry of Agriculture has organized an army of field firemen to protect ripening corn from Incendiary bombs and has provided an astonishingly large number of trailer pumps Unfortunately the Ministry O
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      372 8 Thoughts On Remoteness Of War To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir.— The war seems so remote frorr. us here, and somehow we have an illogical feeling that this is wrong. We read of atrocities committed and terrible privations bravely endured in occupied countries, of gallantry in th*
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      "AFTER VICTORY"
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      CONTROL OF ALIENS
      153 8 To tlie Edit >r of the Siraits Time* Sir. I am a n w arrival 'n Singapore, and was u.tmnded to l.'am that the Americanj liv ng here are still required to report to tri" police whenever they make a change in their address. I b lieve
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      AN OFFER
      150 8 lO the Editor of the Siraits Times Sir,— Allow me to thank your correspondent, "J", for his letter. It is good to see that at least he has tried to serve the country and the Empire by making a definite suggestion as to what I myself might do!
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    "RUMANIAN OILFIELDS DESTROYED "—MOSCOW
    359 9 IT is officially claimed in Moscow that the Russian air force has "completely .destroyed" enemy oil centres in Rumania, particularly at Ploesti, reports United Press. It is added that the Black Sea port of Const an/a "has ceased to exist." The Soviet claim to be holding
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    ANGLO-SOVIET STAFF TALKS
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    Reds Work To Gather Largest Harvest
    67 9 Moscow, July 10. pOLLECTIVE farms throughout the Soviet Union are straining every nerve to gather in their most bountiful harvest ever in a third of the usual time, states the official Tass Agency. In many districts harvesting is well ahead of schedule. In Crimea,
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    Spanish & Vichy Aid Against Russia
    96 9 Spanish Vichy Aid Against Russia Berne, July 9. A CORPS of 16,000 Spanish volunteers x for the eastern front has arrived in Berlin, according to the Berlin correspondent of Neve Zuercher Zeitung Recruiting offices were opened In unoccupied Prance to-day for volunteers to fight on Uie Russian front and reports
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    ATTACK FROM BRITAIN?
    8 9 Germans Mass In West Europe
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    "FATE OF RUHR IS FATE OF REICH"
    222 9 London, July 10. THE intensification of RAF. attacks 1 on the Ruhr district orovokes the question, "Has Germany not moved her industry in bulk to the East?" Authoritative circles in London, while agreeing that a move of some kind may have been made
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    U.S. Now Making 1,500 Warplanes Monthly
    51 9 Washington, July 9. MILITARY aircraft manufacturers delivered 1.476 planes in June announces the office of the production management. The final figure for May W&s 1,334. Types and numbers of planes handed pver to Britain and the United States, Army respectively are not made pub.ic—
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    U.S. PLANES PRAISED BY R.A.F. PILOTS
    91 9 A London, July 10. N agency correspondent has visited f bas where number of L rated States "flying fortresses" are being prepared to take their part in the R.A.F. offensives. He saw a group being tested and at the same station he watched the
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    VICEROY TO GO ON TOUR
    60 9 1 Simla, July 10. T is announced the Victory, Lord Linlithgow, who Is anxious to renew contacts anl see the progress of the war effort in Madras and Bombay proposes to visit the two presidencies, probably leaving Simla for the purpose at the end of
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    U.S. BASES IN BRITAIN
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    Will U.S. Navy Open Fire ?
    135 9 Will U.S. Navy Open Fire Washington, July 9. "IF the Navy has to shoot to do what the President says, will it shoot?" This was a question "red at Col. Alfred Knox, the Secretary for the Navy, at his Press conference to-flay. Col. Knox, replying, referred to Mr. Roosevelt's message
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    CHALLENGE TO MR. ROOSEVELT
    128 9 OENATOR Burton K. Wheeler to-day challenged President Roosevelt to ask Congress for a declaration of war He said h« would personally fully support the war effort if Congress granted such a request. In this manner he answered the various charges made against his policy as announced
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    Roosevelt To Ask For Fresh Allocations
    69 9 P_ Washington, July 9 RESIDENT Roosevelt will shortly ask Congress for an additional appropriation for defence and Lease and Lend operations, stated the President s secretary, Mr. Stephen Eariy, to-day While Mr. Early did n#t announce the exact sum the President would ask for,
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    VICHY PROTESTS AT ST. DIDIER SINKING
    61 9 London, July 10 KM HENRI HAVE, l^encn Ambassador In Washington, has asked the American Government to pass on to the British Government a protest against the bombing and sinking of the French merchantman, Saint Didier, In the TurWsn port of Adala according to a
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    VICHY STUDYING CONDITIONS FOR ARMISTICE IN SYRIA
    560 9 Allies Continue Operations: Demand Beirut's Surrender 1_ London, July 10. T is announced in Vichy that the French and British in Syria are in possession of armistice conditions which the retain Government is now studying-, says a Vichy message reports Reuter. The Vichy
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    29 9 Melbourne, July 10. ■T^HE Royal Australian Air Force's ex- pench.ure has exceeded J11.C00.000 a week this year, stated Mr. J v Federal Air Minister, during a speoeto yesterday .-Reuter
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    KAMPONGS TO LEARN OF MALAYA'S WAR EFFORT
    435 11 AN intensive war propaganda campaign which will reach the most remote kampongs in Maiayn accessible by road, will begin from Singapore probably within »the next two weeks. Motor-vans will set out on tour replete with recorded talks in Chinese, Indian and Malay, and
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    "BAD DISPLAY OF DRIVING"
    216 11 Chinese In Hurry To Get Home MOTORIST, Lye Yeow Hee, who was stopped by a traffic motorcycle patrol in Kr.llang Road, was said to have told the policemen that "he had a slow puncture and was trying to get home before the tyre flattened." This was
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    "MEANT TO FRIGHTEN MY HUSBAND"
    83 11 I WAd only joking, for I really meant to frighten my husband with whom, I had hart a quarrel s:iid a 20-year-old Javanese wot'ian, Hasira binte Slrat. in the Singapore Second Court yesterday when charged with attempting to com- 1 mit suicide by tying a
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES CLUB MEETING
    29 11 •THE annual general meeting ol the Singapore Municipal Services Club will be held on July 21. at the Club House. Farrer Park at 5.30 p.m.
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    To-day's Contributions To The War Fund
    292 11 THE following donations to The Wai Fund are recorded to-day:— Sum collected by contribution, from the firms competing in the Business Houses League vs. Chinese Athletic War Fund football match and the proceeds from the programme 'iioiiil amount) 920J" Members of the local staff
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    56 11 Ibrahim bin Ahmad, a 38-year-oki overseer, was charged in the Third Court yesterday with theft of 32 planks, the property oethe Singapore Municipal Commissioners, Item the Buklt Tlmah filter beds on July 5 The planks were stated to be worth about (ft). Ibrahim claimed trial and the case •M postponed
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    BIGGER VEGETABLES AT RURAL BOARD SHOW
    351 11 Compost Manuring Proved Successful By Cultivators THE Rural Board's third vegetable show, held at the Police 1 Depot yesterday as part of the Grow Your Own Food campaign, bigger and better vegetables gave an indication of the increasing success with which local amateur gardeners
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    ROCHORE ROAD ACCIDENT
    227 11 Witness Says Man Ran Into Taxi A CHINESE walking across Rochore Road turned back when in the middle of the road on hearing the sound of an approaching car. and ran into a taxi coming from the opposite direction. This was the story related by Teo Ah
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    22 PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS
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    FUNERAL OF MRS. J.A. PEDROZA
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    CHANGES IN TO-MORROW'S RADIO PROGRAMME
    95 12 CHANGES have been mad* -n the Singapore broadcast programme for to-morrow. The talk at 8.35 pm. by the Governor of Burma (relayed 'rom Rangoon) will be followed at 8 50 p.m. by a parlour game, W.R.N.S. versus RAF. and a musical interlude at 9.10 p
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    CONTROL OVER USE OF PAPER BEGINS TO-DAY
    48 12 Smaller Newspapers And Fewer Circulars Leaflets EVERY man, woman and child in the Federated Malay States and the Colony will be affected, directly or indirectly, by the control over the use of paper which becomes operative to-day, says an official communique.
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    CASE MAY BE HEARD IN CAMERA
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    WOMAN SENTENCED TO GAOL FOR THEFT
    62 12 i"«ONVICTED o< stealing a handkery* chief and S4O from another woman. Marslam binte Marjo. was yesterday sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment in the Singapore second court when she was found guilty of theft. She was alleged to have committed the theft in the
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    TALK IN MANDARIN
    43 12 A TALK on '"Final Victory" will be delivered by Mr. Walter Hanmlng Chen in Mandarin at the Singapore; Chinese Mandarin School. Prinsep Street, to-morrow at 830 p.m. Dr. Urn Boon Keng will preside. A welcome is extended to the public.
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    EXPORT SURPLUSES IN COLONIES
    83 14 Arrantrements Already Made For Di^p Lon^-n. July 0. rIE Par.iamenUry Under-SereUrv of St't- 'or the ColonlM. Mr. G. H < Hall, told th-; Hiuse of Commons tod»y thft arranT^m-nts h?d already been m?d- to helo Cilmial dPDend»ncle« in t^e dl-TS"S3I ot export suTluse.- arising frr>m the
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    BRITISH TANK OUTPUT HAS BEEN MORE THAN DOUBLED
    890 14 Government's Reply To Criticism Of War Production Methods London, July 10. rANDID criticism about British war production was made in speeches in the House of Commons when a two-day debate oTsubject was opened last night The debate prov£ ed an occasion for
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    BAR TO D.F.C. FOR MISSING PILOT
    160 14 London. July 9. ACTING Squadron-Leader J. C Mungo-Park, Cheshire-born RAT. ace. who reported missin;. bM been awarded a bar to the Distinguished Flying Cross. When attacked by six German 'flthters over the French coast he destroyed two of them. A friend of Britain's most
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    Muslims Appreciate British Gesture
    71 14 London, July 9. r-R Prime Minister. Mr. WirsUm Churchill, told the Hous- of Comrrons to-day that roiny frierds in Muslim countries had already expressed their appreciation of t*e eift by th» Government of a prominent London side for a mosque and Islamic cu.turc centre. He would
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    Malaya's Wartime Prosperity
    255 14 "Colonies Not Slow To Offer Assistance" London, July 9. LORD Moyne, leider of thj Home of Lords, and Secretary of CUte for the Colonies spoke to-day of the effects o: the war on th? different rarU o the colonial empire To a fortunate few, particularly Malaya and
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    TO-DAY'S TRACK WORK AT BUKIT TIMAH
    415 15 Majority Of Horses Running On Saturday Exercised MOST of the horses running at Bukit Timah on Saturday, the first day of the Singapore Turf Club's July meeting, were given medium pared and fast workouts on the second track of the racecourse this morning. The
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    TO-DAY'S SPORTS EVENTS
    48 15 Soccer: S.AF.A. league, reserve division, S.C F.A. vs. ft A.F GeyUnc stadium; Fortress R.E. vs. Police, Changi; second division (a), K.H.B. vs. V.MC.A S.H.B Malay Regiment vs. RE. Malays, Alexandra; Moravia vs. R.A.M.C. V.M.C A.: second division (b), Air Headquarters vs. J.C.S A., 1.C.1. A.
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER
    8 15 SOM HERN SECTION NORTHERN SECTION
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
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    NAVY BEAT SELETAR
    27 15 rIE Royal Navy Leat the RAJ*. (Ssletar) by tw goals to nil in a second division (a) league soccer im^tcli played at Seletar yesterday.
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    JOHORE BAHRU LEAGUE SOCCER
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    Home Football Opens On August 30
    105 15 London, July 9. FOOTBALL clubs thro»«bout England on Wednesday received the fixtures arranged by the league for the first half of the next season. Thirty-foar teams are operating in the south section, 38 in the north. The programmes open on August M and the
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    WOMEN'S GOLF AT R.S.G.C.
    197 15 »THE Roya: Singapore Golf Club's i women's June medal competition (Stableford handicapping system) was played at Bukit Tlmah on Monday afternoon and resuked in a win for Mrs. R. Wakeford In "A" division with a score of 144, in a tie between Mrs H Gild and
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
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    C.S.A. TOURNAMENTS
    34 15 C.S.A. TOURN AMENTS MEMBERS of the Chinese Sports Association who have not yet sent in their entries for the billiards, badminton, table tennis and chess tournam?nts should do so on or before July 15.
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    Y.M.C.A. SCORE EASY WIN OVER NAVAL TEAM
    284 15 A GOOD innings of 50 runs by Chong Tbiam Siew, their opening batsman, who batted steadily against the fine bowling of Robinson, enabled the V.M c A to beat a naval team by M runs In a cricket match played at the V.M.C
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    CHINESE ATHLETIC WIN 4—0 AGAINST GORDONS
    487 15 Thrilling Exchanges As Losers Fight Back Gamely Chinese Athletic 4 Gordons 0. THERE were plenty of thrills in the first division league 1 soccer match at the Anson Road stadium yesterday in which the Chinese Athletic convincingly beat the Gordons by four goals to
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    Louis Denies He Struck Wife
    65 15 Chicago, July 9 ANSWERING the d.v >rce suit filed in tli- Circuit Court. Joe Louis denied that he ever struck his wife. Asking for the dismissal of the snit he completely denied the charge* of cruelty, and denied that his wife treated him kindly and
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS FINAL
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    BLUEBELL B.P.
    249 15 ra friendly return badminton match consisting of two mex'g singles, two men's and two women's doubles and three mixed doubles, played last Sunday, the Bluebell Badminton Party beat the Hurricane Badminton Party by flve games to four. Results, (Bluebells mentioned first):— Mrs. E. D'Aranjo and R. W. Bachelor
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    Schools Beat Medicos 2—1 At Soccer
    368 15 Schools Beat Medicos 2 1 At Soccer Combined Schools 2; Medical College I. BIT for the splendid goalkeepinc of Foo Lam Choon, the Combined Schools might have beaten th« Medical College by more than two gonU to nne In their socrer match •n the College ground yesterday. This margin of
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    GERMAN COLUMN IN LEPEL SECTOR DEFEATED
    383 16 It is pointed out that experienc° of modern mechanized warfare has shown that the strain of driving armoured fighting vehicles begin? to tell on a really nt man by the time he has been doing it continr.ovsly a fortnierit At the same t.me the
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    BRITISH AID FOR THE SOVIET
    305 16 London, July 9. WAR equipment for Russia is already in transit from Britain. It was stated at the Ministry of Kronomic Warfare to-day. Arrangements have been completed in Britain for supplying Russia with large quantities of war materials, it was also stated. Renter. battlefield, the
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    HELSINKI RAIDED
    25 16 Helsinki, July 9. SOVIET bombers to-day raided Helsinki. Three houses were damaged and eight burned. Fifteen persons were killed and many injured. Reuter.
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    NAZIS NOW REORGANIZING BASES & SUPPLY LINES
    212 16 NAZIS NOW REORGANIZING BASES SUPPLY LINES Rome, July 9. THE newspaper Popolo <li Roma for the first time to-day hinted that Germany is expecting some difficulty in cracking the Stalin Line and predicted that there would be a period of reorganization before Germany struck the Russian defences, since the Soviet
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    NAZIS WORRIED BY "SCORCHED EARTH"
    50 16 IN a broadcast by a self-styled Russian Freedom Station, which Is obviously German controlled, the announcer exhorted hla Russian listeners nut to destroy crops, stores or factories. This Is echoed In German shortwave broadcasts which speak of desolation in place* vacated by the Russians.— Reuter.
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    Vichy Seeking Armistice In Syria: Allies Take Damour
    757 16 Vichy Seeking Armistice In Syria: Allies Take Damour London, July 9. THE British Government has received a formal application from Gen. Dentz, High Commissioner in Syria, for a discussion of terms leading to 1 an armistice. This was announced in the House jof Commons to-day by Mr. Winston Churchill, British
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    IRAQTOCOME UNDER INDIAN COMMAND
    115 16 IRAQTOCOME UNDER INDIAN COMMAND London, July 9. "PHE Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, announced in the Ilcuse of Commons to-day that the defence of Iraq will in future be the responsibility of the Indian command and will therefore come under the authority of Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell. new enrnrmnder-in-chief in
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      17 1 in A Malayan Bungalow STRAITS TIMES WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 10. 1941 No. 254
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      London Salon Showing Of Furs Which Are Going Overseas
      143 1 London Salon Showing Of Furs Which Are Going Overseas Women And The War Mrs f iiurchill enjoys a joke with Admiral Muselier, Chief of thf lr«i French Navr. The picture was taken at a corMnil nharM orcaniirrrt by the French in Great Itritain fund. .Many firnom Biitish md PMaWB urtists
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      Pans On Parade
      40 1 A'»\l? with an array <>f nl'im <»'ie»pf»n«. hnw"ver. few tt.^y may be, will want to F'.r thin i'rt. a silt>pl» Of miring pt'ls i« wn i They are m«dp of Ul MTCTIi wi*h tl "■ar-'^l and poll
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      Bread In the Soup
      54 1 DRY if It kj r)r, >.; par" ttip bread by dryirg It in the c«. then crushing und t it thri'ijffi a tier* Hext. I milk- with a pint of water se&son with pepp" and Mtt, add >■*>■• lr ',;»r til <;wr.lli»Ti A "-'ip> of Nbl*-
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        186 1 American LAMB SKIN in Beautiful PRINTS PARMANANDS 42, High Straet. I THESE StCNS SAT "AtXAUZC" I I l>nr«*««» Hawtaaca J> 7 IndifaKio* HioiiWX s*JL .jf s I Haartaara rnnatiaictoa nn»^B^mwm»n^mMßnnnnnMi fkM M lnr m.^n,, ri B I "AUCAUSHT WITH PHILLIPS' I n \m >-~ CTaryaaa w«k v.atiei>*ay ■ytv-nttutf- sot it
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        181 1 JUST RECEIVED •IOMETHIN*- MIUNCr SIXTH HEAVEN .JASMINE CRt IM :harming colours A. MAJEEO CO Cow Gate n^^ I I 1 I FOOD 1 Jacirv.r! ?< C^.. Ltd., mucK I .'.rpt that there has recent* y been a shortage of "Cow f I Milk Food" which thpysreaware ha« cansefl consuleTahle Anxiety
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      Problems Of Babies And Young Children
      96 2  -  Nurse Elizabeth By MURSE Elizabeth has had aa> pert training in the care of infants and young children. If you ha*-e any problems connected with babies or young children and would like her help write to Nuise Elizabeth, c o Women's Supplement, Straits Times,
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        257 2 OUR NEW SHOW-ROOMS FOR IMDAF. 1 CHINESE PERSIAN CARPETS AND MATTINGS HARMONY IN DESIGNS AND COLOURS INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED 96, HIGH STREET (next to wjng loong), CHOTIRMALL'S ASK ME! I know Irradiated Gloria Milk I is good for babies. J Brat. r^EmEA K^-Bsfi ABfcfc. WbHbH ■sssftJassS^S^BasW Ml Wans* 11 bhbbh
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        209 2 DEAN'S SCHOOL for Earapcmn rhildrrn Next Term Comrarnces 14th JULY 1941 SENIOR SCHOOL IU IS Yrars) JUNIOR SCHOOL (7—lo Years) KINDERGARTEN (5 —7 Years) NURSERY SCHOOL (3 -1 Years) Pupils accepted durimi term ml pro rata lees rhmtr 73Z3 SM/3t2 Oxhartf Mma* SPECIAL SAFETY SYSTEM* Why try and save y^B|£\
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      Splendid War Work Of The Women Of New Zealand
      204 3  - Splendid War Work Of The Women Of New Zealand From Knitting To Agriculture By Jain Aitken the number of wives and daughters of professional men who have become factory workers. In spite of good wages it has always been difficult to find enough hands to man the machines in cloth
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      Black And Blue
      30 3 Here is an interesting scheme suit, hat and gloves in black, with a blue blouse to match the light blue feather which trims the small, straw hat.
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      How To Defeat Stains From Grease, Ink Coffee And Mould
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        66 3 GIVE YOUR HAIR will freshen up your scalp, make your hair tpirklc with natural colour, give it i ciptivatiftCi lingennc fragrance. hrunette uae Amami No. I. If blonde uk Amanu No. AM AM I Try Ik. N.. AMAMI BHILI'.ANTIM To (ivc your hur Ihc new. lailuorubk, polnhrd ipp«arance simply utc
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        312 3 /myclothes always I LOOK LIKE NEW ■MnHBM^M^ AFTER BEING ■T4 WASHED IN I K^HF^n SUNLIGHT'S I^P^% HM X I GEMTLE BUDSJ M Yi'^v i\ ill 1 Bfci\ /\Fil I AND BECAUSE MWh* T^F I I SUNLIGHT IS SO K^JJ'-V^ iv.'V* I PURE IT>B IDEAL I K ;< •Vi'ii.'AVivJ I FOR
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      18 4  - Bungo And Susan Have Fun With The Hermit Crabs Barbara Murray Winkleday Adventures Special Feature For Children By
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      13 4 Designs For Good Foundation And Long Wear
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        270 4 HOUSE COATS ORIENTAL DESIGNS LATEST STYLES COLOUR COMBINATIONS AT DOULATRAMS, 48-50, HIGH STREET. TEL: 7846. HAS RECEIVED A NEW SELECTION OF JANE ENGEL GOWNS. Phone 4974 "'HAZELINE' SNOW"| jfi^ lj\ or c dainty woman j^^Jl^H xJ Constant care of the com~ A^S i Wjk W^^^mjm piexion is beauty s insistent
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        142 4 LAST FEW LENGTHS LAST FEW DAYS! CALL WITHOUT DELAY for DRESS LENGTHS AT 40-5C°«, REDUCED PRICES THEY ARE SELLING OUT FAST MODERN'S 34. High St. Phone 4663 Faf Dissolved 5 Pounds a Week Arc you too Ml Would yon llk« to ha« a beaut. (ul figure like the famous i:in»m»
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      The Queen's Messengers In Action
      1041 5  -  Victoria Chappelle By How Travellingr avelling Canteens Feed The Homeless CJTANDING forlornly near the rubble heaps which a few hours previously had been their homes, the group of people eagerly watched a neat dark-green van turn into the street and stop. The Queen's messengers had
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        171 5 THE NEW SUPER FINISH BANDA-SHRUNK CREASE-RESISTING UNSHRINKABLE AFTER CONSIDERABLE SCIENTIFIC AND LABORATORY RESEARCH THE PRODUCERS OF THIS WELL-KNOWN LINEN HAVE DEVELOPED A SUPER PROCESS WHICH OVERCOMES THE SERIOUS DEFECT OF SHRINKAGE IN WEAR OR WASH. WASH AS WOOL OR SILK FOR PERFECT RESULTS i WASSIAMULL'S HIGH ST. PHONE: 7144 Duplan
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      25 6 Urge For A New Hat With The Coming Of The New Season Dress nT Frotr r <mih>n R y I Straits Times London Woman Correspondent
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      Rainbow Jumper
      38 6 A GAY jumper, like the one sketched, can be made very economically, from odd balls of 3ply wool in different colours, left over from other pieces of knitting. The model, worked in cherry, lemon, white, apple-green,
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      79 6 IF you happen to be that unusual person these days an inexperienced knitter here are seme of the details experts may forget to tell you. In winding the wool, there is a right and a wrong way. It must n>t be wound into a hard ball, which makes the
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      Ironing Without Tears
      80 6 THE new rayons and silk mixtures used for to-day's tailored lingerie cannot be too carefully laundered and ironed, and, so far as the ironing Is concerned, the taslc is simplified by an adeuqate ironing blanket, and ircning pad of flannel. A blanket backed with wire gauze is
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      73 6 A NECKLACE made from lengths of cord is a very pcpular dress accessory Just now. They look well around the high necks of summer sweaters. And if you nave a mind to make one, follow the professional designs, by having the cords knoLted at tli? back and finished
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        346 6 THE rowraoc touch at baautr Naan MM to be rovn all Tour hit. Star tan rm fri-ah new ikin (rowuif all Ihr whllr below tha outer rurbcr. and ahe meant the old d|ie4-a» (uul* imperceptibly to (all away, leanaa the new <reab -,-outhfMl akin aB in ToutfeS beauty. Oaiy 100
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      How To Make As Much As Possible Of The Meat
      96 7  -  ELLEN AINSWORTHY By Methods Which Reduce Waste To Minimum Simmer four tongues (for four people) for ten minutes. Take out of the pan, skin and trim, removing the root. Dice two carrots, one turnip, two sticks of celery and chop
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      Pompoms On Your Hat
      51 7 AN old felt hat can be made quite young again it you make three woolly balls or pom-poms and arrange them in a bunch In front of the crown. Try yellow ones on navy blue or turquoise blue on black, with a scarf or Pious? to
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      Needles Like Soap
      49 7 ITERY thick cotton or linen fabrics, such as canvas, are naturally hord to sew either by machine or by hand. The needle will slip in and out quite easily, however, if you rub the edge of a cake of soap along the line to be sewn.
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      Suit Cases At Rest
      57 7 IF you have lots ol empty suit cases and insufficient room in which to .store them, then why not place them in graduated sizes, and pack the smallest "ne In the next one, and so on. Empty boxes which you don't want to get rid of
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        209 7 A HINT! SALE SUPER BARGAINS! Printed lamb skin from U.S.A. In a full range Usual price $2.10 per yd. Bargain price $1.53 per yd. for a few days only. Now save your 57 cts. on a yd. and buy as much as you can. Printed Duck Skin in Voricc beautiful
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      50 8 THIS f not a complete list of controlled f oo prices, bat is intended as a guide to th< articles for which maximum nric. have been Axed. Prices for packings not mentioned above may be obtained from the Food Supply Office. P.O. Box 275, Singapore.
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      117 8 IF you want a good, substantial dish for the family one day, try this savoury one Cover half a pound of beef sausages with cold water in a pan, bring the water to boiling point, take out the sausages and skin them. Season the meat with salt, pepper
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      111 8 HAVE you tasted coftee potato scones? They are delicious as well as unusual, and are quickly prepared. Ycu begin by sifting 6or of plain flour with two level teaspoons of baking powder and V 2V 2 teaspoon of salt. Mix with 4 os. of mashed potato; then
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        214 8 Money SAVING Opportunity No. 4 Ladies Linen Slacks. In Brown, Navy, Green, Saxe and White. Usual Price.. ..55.50 a pr. Sale Price.. ..s4 25 a pr. You Save $1.25 a pr. at m GIAN SINGH'S Special Cash Stocktaking SALE where prices for other goods have also been drastically reduced. Buy
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