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Title Section37 1941-09-07 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FlNAL**** No. 507 Sunday, September 7, 1941 Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya Ko. 507 Sunday, September 7. 1941 Price 10 Cents37 words
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Article645 1941-09-07 1 British Planes From Iceland Help Search Nazi Statement On "Justifiable Self -Defence" London, Saturday. I TNITED States cruisers and naval war planes arc still searching the Atlantic for the submarine v/hich attacked the U.S. deatroyer, Greer. If they find the vessel they have President Roosevelt's authorityReuter - 645 words
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Article43 1941-09-07 1 New York. Saturday. A NEW United States light cruiser launched -m New Jersey on Pridav Is as fast as the fastest destroyer in the American navy. She is the Atlanta, pnri her speed will be at least 43 knots —Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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129 1941-09-07 1 JAPANESE HURT THAI FEELINGS Newcomers' "Words And Actions" Bangkok, Saturday. II7HILE welcoming the new vv Japanese Ambassador's a^s j--ante. of Japanese friendship for the Thais the popular daily newspaper, Thai Mai draws his argent at ention to the behaviour of some new arrivals from Japan, and says that through th-129 words
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142 1941-09-07 1 Germans Shoot Three French Hostages TTHREE French hostages have been shot by the German authorities as a reprisal for the recent attempted assassinations. says the Paris correspondent of the Vichy news agency. According to this agency. Paris newspapers yesterday morning published the following communication by General von Stuaipnagei, the military142 words
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Article33 1941-09-07 1 London. Saturday, j J)URINO a high altitude night yesterday morning. Flying Portresses of the Coastal Command attacked enemy shipping in Oslo harbour. None of our aircraft Is missing. —Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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163 1941-09-07 1 Saigon, Saturday. REFERRING to publication abroad of the estimates of Japanese effectives in Indo-China. allegations that French forces were disarmed and grouped in camps under Japanese jurisdiction and assertions that the Governor* General of Indo-China had been deprived of all power, a member of163 words
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123 1941-09-07 1 Canberra, Saturday. SIR Earle Page, Commonwealth Minister for Commerce, has been chosen to proceed to London to represent the Australian Cabinet in the discussion of specific matters with the BntL h Cabinet, it is understood in •rr*. The visit will be of shrrt ■duA on.123 words
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Article64 1941-09-07 1 London. Saturday. ALL Dutchmen were warned by the Oer-man-controlled Dutch radio yesterday that any participation In activities connected with the Soviet or communist* would expose them to the death sentence. In maktv.sf this announcement, the radio speaker declared that all who Joined in any form of suchReuter - 64 words
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596 1941-09-07 1 Russians Hold Nazis In Attacks On Leningrad, Kiev And Odessa London, Saturday. IN the trim un< easing battle for Leningrad, th* Russians a. c still mafniJicen.lv foiling I enemy eflfcr-s to smash their way through the city's southern <l« fences. The Nazi panzer corps, however, have continued to exert tremendousReuter - 596 words
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260 1941-09-07 1 London, Saturday. iT»HE Manchester Guardian, de- scribing some of tne difficulties the Germans have met, and will continue to meet, in the Battle of Leningrad, says The roads are neither many nor good In this region, and the Germans have been complaining aboutBritish Wireless - 260 words
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Article334 1941-09-07 1 Times On Importance Of British Mission London, Saturday. HpHE course of the campaign in < Russia bears witness to the; organizing ability which has builtj up the Russian mechanized armies and Russian air force and to the superb military skill with which they haveReuter - 334 words
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27 1941-09-07 1 NAZIS ADVERTISE FOR FUNERAL PREACHERS THE following advertisement appeared in a recent issue of a German newspaper: "Wanted: Funeral preachers for permanent employment; pensioned clergymen, teachers suitable."27 words
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Article186 1941-09-07 1 Saved Lives Of Crew Of Crashed Plane A NOTTINGHAMSHIRE farmer. Harry Broadberry. and his wife, Amelia, both receive the British Empire Medal in the latest civil awards. When an aircraft manned by a Polish crew crashed and caught nre. Mr. and 1 Mrs. BroadberryReuter - 186 words
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78 1941-09-07 1 Washington. Saturday. THE Maritime Commissidn today announced that it had not yet received confirmation of the arrival of the second American tanker i at Vladivostok, but said tha Tid water Oil Company's announcement that the second v sscl had arrived was probably correct, since Fba78 words
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271 1941-09-07 1 THE Royal Navy and the Royal 1 Air Force between them are upsetting Axis plans for keepinjr open a ferry service be.ween Italy and North Africa. Admiralty communiques issued yes-» terday say that one British submarine i has sunk the 11,393-ton271 words
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Article108 1941-09-07 1 London, Saturday. DURING August. British workers produced twice as many heavy 1 tanks as they produced in March. Wm was revealed in a message sent by Lord Beuverbrook to all factor os where tanks and tank parrs are mad*. The mes?ajre read: "To all tho--eReuter - 108 words
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Advertisement16 1941-09-07 1 TAI HENG CO. J a I t o r» Coleman St.. gy Singapore, n Pkoot. MM,16 words
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406 1941-09-07 2 Cabinet Ministers On Importance Of Help For Russia "TWO Cabinet ministers, Mr. Her- bert Morrison, the Home Secretary, and Sir Kingsley Wood, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, yesterday dealt with the importance of help for Russia. Mr. Morrison declared that ther* would be no wnter campaign more important than theReuter - 406 words
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Article336 1941-09-07 2 Late Sport London, Saturday. A RECORD crowd, Including hundreds of Lancashire war work is snatch u z brief res-i. c from (heir labours saw Sun Castle, owned by Lord Port. I, who has an important Job at the Minis 17 •f Supply, w'.n the St. Leger,Reuter - 336 words
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78 1941-09-07 2 Toko Saturday. T*HE Japanese Cabinet has aoproved the traffic mobilization pl-vi f?r tue purpose of plaoin^ ail tr nspo rtation and communica' ion sys'ems on a total war footing, says a Japanese report Private use of th* transportation and comrmReuter - 78 words
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Article67 1941-09-07 2 Washington, Saturday. KJjpi- Robert Patterson, Under-Secretary for War, announces the maximum age limits for all officers serving with field troops as follows Major-generals 62 years; briga-dier-generals 80 years; colonels 55 years-Ueutenant-colonels 52 years; majors 47 years; ceptalns 42 years; first lieutenants 35 yearscecond lieutenants 3067 words
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65 1941-09-07 2 V»c:iy, Batuiday. QERMAN authorities to-day notified all non-Axis consulates <utd their offices, except in Paris, to withdraw from the occupied sone immediately. The order affects the Swiss and Bouth American consulates, which remained open alter the earlier shutting of the United States ana Many65 words
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59 1941-09-07 2 Karachi. Saturday. iftE are now rapidly approaching the day when we should be able to do more than check the a&gressor and find ourselves in a position to turn the tabes," observed Oen Sir Archibald Wavell Commander- In-Chief. India, m a message wishing successReuter - 59 words
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Article61 1941-09-07 2 Manila. Saturday. J)R. Huga GUdney Grant. ret:rlns United M!ni-t«r to ThifUnd. arrived here today en route to the United States. Dr Grant said the political situation In Thailand was "too uncertain" to predic* wttal »?.s Roincr to happen in that r.rea He declined to cil^russ h'^ resignation61 words
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Article23 1941-09-07 2 Foit Turkth newspapers have br?n closed down for attack* on FrltHa "n p Itne started a lew days ago by the German radio.23 words
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196 1941-09-07 2 Appalling Record Of Nazi Cruelty In Poland London, Sa urday. THE underground movement in Poland representing 2,000 organized groups of peasan s and other workers has succeeded in smuggling through to London a manifesto written six months a2O It is an appalling record of facts illustrated with many photographs ofBritish Wireless - 196 words
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Article99 1941-09-07 2 Budapest, Saturday riK Hun*:ar*an Army chief of staff, General Henry Werth. has resigned because of ill health and has been replaced by Genera 1 Francis St niba--1 tte'yi, It was officially announced here today. General Werth was chief of staff for three j lysis. He was99 words
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111 1941-09-07 2 Wu.slow UalssV), Saturday AN Army Douglas transport plane crashed a moment after taking oft today, plunging into a residential district and fa ally injuring a woman as she sat in her home. On? of the ptane's four occupants was injured slightly. One wing hit111 words
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56 1941-09-07 2 New York, Saturday. <^IXTEEN German Ufa films which rec.&Uy arrived here have been impounded by Custom agents on order of the State Department. According to the New York Dally News this action was taken to prevent the showing in America of further filmsReuter - 56 words
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48 1941-09-07 2 MARSHAL Petain presided yesterday mom--1 tog at two ministerial council meetings called in Vichy" to re-examine the whole question of tbe suppressing sgltatlon In occupkd France. Immediately after the second meeting, the Minister for the Interior made a darh for Part*.— Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article59 1941-09-07 2 Berlin, Saturday. "THE Chief of the Secret Police. Rclnt ird Heydrtch. today ordered all Jews over six yean of age henceforth to wear a lanti yellow David's Cinss on their eoate wlih a blark In rripttrn Jew." He has alao prohibit* d Jew* ftcn leaving the area in59 words
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Article32 1941-09-07 2 London. Saturday. CQUADRON- LEADER W. J Bdxteb, ttae famous English eiicketer, ha* been awarded U.i DUttnguUhed Flylnc Cuss. He is the first Tea cricketer to receive tots wui.— R«t«ter.32 words
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359 1941-09-07 2 A. A. Gunners At Tobruk Shoot Down 77 Planes I London, Saturday. ANTI-AIRCRAFT gunners at Tobruk have shot down 77 enemy planes and probably destroyed at least 70 more from the time the perimeter was closed until Aug. 26, cables Renter's special correspondent at Tobruk. During the same period 2,889Reuter - 359 words
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111 1941-09-07 2 Sciitie, Friday. A MEMBER of the Russian technical misA sion which arrived here yesterday disclosed today the two Soviet bombers followed a new route to the United BUt*s_ from Moscow to Archangel, then across one side of the North Pole to Horn*.111 words
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38 1941-09-07 2 London Saturday. T»;iE 20,000-ton Vi hv supp y ship Az.c has ben caytur.d by a British destroyer off lb« French coast while en r:utc for Casablan^ from Bordeaux, according to unofficial reports—Reuter.38 words
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Article85 1941-09-07 2 London, Saturday. NONE oft he Germans who found themselves in Iran on *he entry of the British and Soviet troops has succeeded in leaving the country, it is reliably learned in London. It is believed that instructions sent by tne British Government to the British Mlntter atReuter - 85 words
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Article39 1941-09-07 2 London, Saturday. *7ICHY Premier Marshal Petain has agreed to lease Bizfrta, in Tunis, to the Axis frr a naval base. th» Daily Express aaid today it had 1-arned "fr-m a neutral Embassy In Rome."— United Press39 words
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Article60 1941-09-07 2 London, Saturday. pAFT. PrtU Wledemann, Hitler's former side de camp and until recently German Consul -General in San Francisco, arrived in Rio ds Janeiro yesterday by air from Europe Weidemann was among the Axis consular officials expelled by the United States. Bis appointment as60 words
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Article59 1941-09-07 2 New York, Saturday. rpHS Japanese consulate general announces 1 that the New York offices of the Japanese Board of Tourist Industry, the Japan Tourist Burena and the Jspar.ese Government Railway Bureau are betng <\osed "temporarily" due to 'steadily decreasing burlne's The offldal spokesman said the closure59 words
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Article55 1941-09-07 2 Malta, Saturday. 4Ui man-power between the ag s of It and SO yean is subject to compulsoiy service in Malta. Rules for registration which have just beri Issued it the first step In the calIng up for Ute national labour service aO men la essential trades such asReuter - 55 words
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Article77 1941-09-07 2 Chungking, Saturday. THE US. Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell Hull, has assured Dr. Ha Shih. the Chinese Ambassador in Washington, that "China need feel no anxiety over the AmericanJapanese exploratory discussions,** according to a Chinese semi-offici-al despatch. Following his interview with Mr. Hull, the Chinese Ambassador77 words
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152 1941-09-07 2 AMERICAN PILOTS DROWNED ON WAY TO BRITAIN Glasgow, Saturday. POUR United States pilots en route to Britain to join tiie Koyal Air Force were drowned when U»e shin in which they were travelling w?4 tcmedoei in the middle of the Atlantic, it was learned here today. Seveh others were rescued152 words
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112 1941-09-07 2 Nanking, Saturday. 'THE For chow area is now comnit t?ly cleared of Japanese troops fo'lowing the Chinrs? (.vcipation ot Mamol on the sea coast, according to Chinese fleli dJsp-'.tch?s reaching here frcm the Pukion fron Af.er entering Foochow on Wednsday mornins. the ChinespReuter - 112 words
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Article113 1941-09-07 2 Lndon, Saturday. KING Peter of Yugoslavia who was 18 year* old yps'erday wa? present a* a thTlrs'Mvin'' mass at London's Grrrk ©rtho^ox Church in celebration of his coming of ape Represents ti~'s of t-"r? mtfsm of the Yugoslav cfTmup'W in London, hr-nidir." Mlnifters of theReuter - 113 words
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Article131 1941-09-07 2 Tokio Paper Sees Allied Victory Tokio, Saturday. T^HE Tokio periodical, Newsweek, which often reflects the opinion •f the Japanese Government, makes a remarkable anti-Axis statement that the finish of what it calls the horrible carnage should be within the grasp of the Alliea at the end of tbe third yearReuter - 131 words
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113 1941-09-07 2 British "Gun Girls" Go Into Action THE Hrst mixed anti-aircraft 1 battery of men o» the Koyul Artillery and women of the Auxiliary Territorial Stn c is now in action at a tun site somewhere near London. The "gun girls" have completed their full training, first through theore.ical stases andReuter - 113 words
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113 1941-09-07 2 Axis Wants World As Two Warring Camps Rome. Saturday. AN editorial in the Cremona newspaper Regime pastMa appear lor the aboli.ion of sjsutrality end cai;.s up.-n all nati ins ol th* world to take a clear ftand on one sHe or the other in the current war. The newspaper assorts113 words
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Article63 1941-09-07 2 Balavia. Saturday. THE firs; of a grour> of Catalina fly ng boats for the Netherlands Indies raval air arm nrrive^' at Sourabaya on Friday from San Diejo, Cali f orn.a, with a crew of five. They broueht the «ood wishes of American friends who l"ad in-rrib?dReuter - 63 words
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Article17 1941-09-07 2 Admiral Lenny United States Ambassador I to Vichy, lrft ltoalessg yesterday morning on his way to Barcelona.17 words
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Advertisement391 1941-09-07 2 4fifc IMV NECK'S SO 1 t- crn £tKk 9 STIFF I CAN'T CHEI jR WJ'Tliril MY JJ UP/ M W HFAD" [SLOAN'S l^ §L jg L WIL| F|X |T| f H blood to help rela* U>e v. plic t ions and J Vl^Q W^W ti tf^flv MATURE V tr Jl391 words
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127 1941-09-07 3 Japanese Arms Cache Reported To Have Been Uncovered In Bangkok ACCORDING to travellers arriving in Singapore from Bangkok, a sensation has been caused in that city by the arreft of the manager of the Japanese-owned Thailand Hotel by the Thai authorities. In the course of investigations by the Bangkok police,127 words
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140 1941-09-07 3 N.I.'s Non-Dutch Subjects To Be Called Up Soon (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia, Saturday. IT la oiliC ally s .ued in Balavia that preparaiions for the introduction of compulsory military service for non-Dutch suujecu n the Netherlands Indies has progre.-^-ed so rapidly that the calling up of the first draft140 words
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97 1941-09-07 3 Cur Own C rrcspoiiL 1 Batavia, Saturday. ACCOTIDING 'o the Balaviaascli i:cnt of Eiiucai.io'l will i" regulations con- of school children i n v .'1 bfl rvade between pupils! c Ifl—18 jrera an I the oli'er r -hol-irs. j V< ngor children will97 words
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58 1941-09-07 3 LONE CHINESE GUNMAN SHOOTS JAPANESE Shanghai. Saturday. THE Japanese milHa-y authoriti s cordoned off a Mettn of Ho"^:»w at 8.30 a.m. to-day following an a'tempt to murder two: J.-v- ri"-v c-nsular police. OtatnMS punmnn fired fiv- shots at I Mlyanaka nnd constable Iroda. ore c" th" b' 1 ts s'T'-.l'^g58 words
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172 1941-09-07 3 THAI PREMIER'S INTEREST IN DRESS REFORMS Bangkok, Saturday. AMIDST his preoccupations with important affairs of state in these critical days, the Thai Prime Miniser, Field-Marshal Luang Pibul Songgram is said to be finding time also to pay surprise visits to various Government offices, especially In the mornings, to see for172 words
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Article55 1941-09-07 3 Cairo, Saturday. LJIGH explosive and Incendiary bombs wf>re dropped in a raid on the Suez Canal area on Thursday nijrht. I Tl-pre were five casualties, two fatal, r.nd some df.mrge was done to propert^, according to an official communique. Alarms were also sounded inReuter - 55 words
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Article, Illustration34 1941-09-07 3 Visiting a factory which formerly manufactured perambulators, babychptn and cots, the King saw girl workers producing munitions for the Ministry of Supply. His Majesty is seen examining a "lifesaving torch."34 words
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Article87 1941-09-07 3 Stockholm, Saturday. IN a speech at Oslo, Quisling, the Nazi puppet, warned his opposition that "terror will be broken with terror." He asser.ed that his movement is strong enough to do this and expressed regret that the Quisling Party must right their fellow coun.rymen. But it87 words
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126 1941-09-07 3 Washington. Saturday. PUR big American drug companies must break their contracts with a German drug trust under a decree Issued by the United States Department of Justice. The D'p^rtment states tha' these contracts prevented United States Arms from trading with South America. CommentingReuter - 126 words
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173 1941-09-07 3 London. Saturday. •THE pilot of the British Fleet Air Arm plane which torpedoed the Italian destroyer off Tripoli on Wednesday night described how it was done, says the Air Ministry news service. "I was looking for a tanker," he said. "Although the moonlightReuter - 173 words
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Article69 1941-09-07 3 Shanghai. Saturday. A DEMAND for a vigorous protest by the American authorities against Japanese admitted seizures of Am rican publications is made by the American-owned China Weekly Review. This demand follows a repo-t that th~ Chinese postal authorities here had revealed that Japanese censors had for somReuter - 69 words
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Article78 1941-09-07 3 New York, Saturday. MRS. Pauline Mayer, 24. was ar- rested yesterday on susni- ion of *-spiona*e for Germany. She is brinf held in U.S. $*****. Her arrest raises (he number held for allegedly participating In a spy rii>? to six. Mrs. Mayer's husbaml, Walter78 words
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Miscellaneous48 1941-09-07 3 Bl UFA AND CURLEY (kirn oounCi^N f 1* w* A CuP cor^n at The x uul. domt &o g£TT.»w; wio ms fi6»(ts W O^.-rxJ HJT A KtLK SHAICE AT Tj* CANTON > w f M AiL Mft T LIKKER OW BOAQO/ 7 J pL^li?/ K Wl RL^°^ S T48 words
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400 1941-09-07 5 July Record Month For Births Since 1912 In Sydney liilORE babies were born in Sydney during July than in any other month for the past 29 years. Last year's war-time rush to the altar, setting a new marriage record for Sydney, is the reason. When officers at the Government Statistician's400 words
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91 1941-09-07 5 THE Syracuse Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution has decided that the British Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, is eligible for membership because two of his American ancestors fought against Britain. Mr. Churchill's mother the late Lady Randolph Churchill, was an91 words
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132 1941-09-07 5 A "LONELY soMier"— with a wife and six children appealed for girls to write to him and blgamously married a girl who did. The girl, Miss Edith Grimes, a London Civil Servant, had answered his appeal, and the two wrote to each othen. regularly. The132 words
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Article130 1941-09-07 5 LOOKING through a spy-hole, a nurse at St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington, saw Mrs. Mary Oeraldlne Mozley, 64, wife of Canon John Kenneth Mozley, of St. Paul's Cathedral, climb out of a second- floor ward window and fall to her death. The nurse said at130 words
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Article93 1941-09-07 5 BY an order recently, the Acting Commonwealth Prices Commissioner, Mr. M. E. McCarthy, fixed the prices of all goods sold by a Melbourne company at 5 per cent, below those ruiinp on Aug. 22. These prices must not be altered without the Commissioner's approval93 words
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148 1941-09-07 5 I OAR-OWNERS In Britain are warned, says the Dally Herald, that they cannot get more than £25 for a car. even if it is a total loss, under the £300 free war damage insurance scheme. The same applies to any other single148 words
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Article1719 1941-09-07 6 Nathaniel Gubbins - Nathaniel Gubbins By QNCE more we bave Joined battle with our old enemy the wasp. A young, vigorous wasp, fresh from sleep mad eager for mischief, flew in through our open window. His steady bun had th? high tone of a tuned-up Spitfire. His speed, as1,719 words
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379 1941-09-07 6 According to statistics. 65 jui every 100 men sooner or later are started on the road to premature old *e^ ov nr tfand trouble. 1 One of the commonest symptoms ot this dangerous and mysterious "land ailment is the necessity of379 words
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Miscellaneous367 1941-09-07 6 CONTRACT BRIDGE By The Four Aces fjO-DAY'S crime doesn't require the services of a detective but ts submitted in the spirit of good clean fun. South, Dealer North-South vulnerable S K Q J 10 8 6 H Q 10 5 D C 8 4 89 8 r^m 8A 5 HAK9S4367 words
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Article, Illustration1361 1941-09-07 7 The Onlooker By a MAN held in high esteem among rubber planters and members of the rubber industry in general, in Europe. Asia and America, was Mr. V. A. Tayler, whose death in England following an operation, was cabled by our London correspondent. Mr. Taylor will be1,361 words
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457 1941-09-07 8 Special Services To Be Held By Many Races TyiTH the war entering its third year, the National Day of Prayer for which this Sunday has been chosen will be held throughout the Empire and many other countries untouched by Hitler and his scourge.457 words
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Article101 1941-09-07 8 rr connection with the day of prayer a correspondent sends The Sunday Times the following verses This day the King commands To make a day of prayer, Hearts uplift in thankfulness For heavenly aid and care, In earnest supplication plead War's pains and horrors cease, Give101 words
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260 1941-09-07 8 'PRIBUTES to the consideration and patience shown by him while ne was officiating as Singapore Third Magistrate were paid to Mr. W. D. Carew by Chief Inspector Poulain and Mr. G. E. Devonshire,! Assistant Superintendent of Police, in the police courts yesterday. Mr. Carew260 words
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Article, Illustration538 1941-09-07 8 Grist Essery INHERE was a naval wedding at 1 Johore Bahru yesterday, when Pay- master-Lieutenant Jack Grist was j married to Miss Philippa Essery at the Ca.holic Church. h Miss Essery is the only daughter o* Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Essery of the Naval i Base, Singapore,538 words
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Article130 1941-09-07 8 MAN KILLED ,AT FISHING STAKE KHOO NEO SENG, aged 22 years, was standing on the pagar of a kelong (fishing stake) with one arm round a stake and bending over the water in an attempt to retrieve a slice of pork which had dropped, when the stake he was holding130 words
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Article228 1941-09-07 8 QCOKING opens this week for the next Singapore Musical Society Concert on Sept. 28, when the full chorus and orchestra will combine to present selections from Oratorio. It is some considerable time since a full orch>> txal and choral concert was given, and this production should be a228 words
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Article56 1941-09-07 8 /"•HONG Chui Li, aged 20 years, pleaded guilty in the Singapore Third Court yesterday to a charge that between Aug. 30 and yesterday, while he was employed ai the Auxiliary Depot < Medical) at Tanglin by an agreement dated May 27, he absented himself from work. Chong56 words
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Article141 1941-09-07 8 AN cpsn verdict was recorded by tbe Singapore Coroner. Mr. W G. Porter, yesterday at an inquiry into the death of 37-year-old Oh C^.wee San. who was knocked down by a lorry whil» riding a bxycle along Thomson Road on the evening o." July 30.141 words
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Obituary72 1941-09-07 8 In loving memory of our darling Mother, Mrs. M. S. Vanderput, who died on 68 39 "Dearest, far too well thy Saviour lovet thee To allow thy life to be One long calm, unbroken summer. One unruffled, storm less sea. He would have thee fondly nestling Closer to72 words
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Advertisement250 1941-09-07 8 PHILIPS has in fa llible W*** STABILITY 1 £TJ|mQ *i '9HHHA\ fe Sensational new Philips* improvements tfive another """*<**« interpretation to the word "stability" in the Radio f^^^^^n^ V< field MODI:L No KISIA (illustrated) is a 6 valve -p'M «feS;- superhet with press button bandspread tuning, giving a new meaning250 words
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Article, Illustration829 1941-09-07 9 R.A.F. Salute Ceremony At Flagstaff House FORMATIONS of R.A.F. bombers and fighters swept over Flagstaff House, home of the General Officer Commanding:, Malaya, Lieut.-Gen. A. E. Perciva', yesterday in tribute to a significant and symbolic Victory ceremony which was enacted on the829 words
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136 1941-09-07 9 SIR SHENTON'S TRIBUTE TO PERAK CHINESE (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Saturday. unPHE war against aggression can be won only by the united efforts of n.ll classes working together and allowing nothing to stand in the way of our advance to victory together." writes the High Commissioner. Sir Shenton Thomas.136 words
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Article, Illustration80 1941-09-07 9 The -V" for Victory dim nymboHsed the ceremony of the piesentation of VkUry pennant* at Flagstaff Homse yesterday. Tlw Chiresc delegation were formed up la the shape a "V." This photograph was taken Immediately aft«r the presentation the pennant*. The G.0.C.. Malaya, Lieut -Gen. A. E. Perclval, and the A.0.C.,80 words
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Article47 1941-09-07 9 THE Police Band will play to-day at Botanic Gardens at 8.30 p.m.: March. "Cavalry of the Clouds" (Alford); Selection. "Sweethearts of Yesterday" (Hall); Pantaria Overture. "Three Days" (Letter); Musical Sketch. "The Swanky Drum Ma)or" <Myddleton>; Selection. "The Getaha" (Jenes), March. "The King's Guard" (Keith).47 words
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Article38 1941-09-07 9 The Rochore Malay Girls' School. In Talembang Road, the school for selected girls from the Malay vernacular schools, held an exhibition and sale of handwork, rakes and sweets yesterday. Che' Sa'od&h bintl Haji Mohamed Shah presented the priz<*-38 words
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411 1941-09-07 9 THEiIE will be an evacuation exercise for part of the west coast evacuation area cf Singapore this morning. The area concerned is all the area lying to the south-west of the line drawn along the West Coast Road from the bridge ov,?r the Sunstei411 words
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195 1941-09-07 9 Manager's Vain Fight To Save Bungalow (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. ONLY a few pillars remain standing of the bungalow of Mr. D. M. Atwell. manager of Segambut Estate near Sentul, wnich caught fire shortly after dusk yesterday. It is considered possible that tlia building, which had an195 words
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Article177 1941-09-07 9 SECTION 2 (1) of the Control of Paper (No. 2) Order, now operative in the Straits Settlements, says "No person in the Colony shall after Sept. 30, print or order any form, billhead, voucher or other similar partly printed document (other than note paper) Intended177 words
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Article26 1941-09-07 9 Mr. M. TJ. Wynn*. Dc-n'i'y InspectorGeneral of Police (Crime and Politics) Is acting for the Chief Police Officer, Slr.%porc, Mr. L. A. Thomas, during his absence26 words
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368 1941-09-07 9 Singapore Air Hero In Iran Operations How F. O. Woolley Won The D.F.C. ACTING Flying Officer Frank Geoffrey Woolley, D.F.C, son of t.ioup Captain F. Woollry, D.F.C, of the Royal Air Force in Singapore, was wounded by a bullet in the l*c is the result of air operations m Iran368 words
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Article172 1941-09-07 9 At The Cinema THE ALHAMBRA QKNS Autry. the singing cowboy who has made a million dollars from the screen, makes another hit In "Old Monterey/' a Republic film which was given a midnight showing at the Alhambra cinema. He sings as he wages a war again:*', a crime syndicate that172 words
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Article15 1941-09-07 9 Sergeant W. S. Alnger has been appointed a Second-Lieutenant in tbo Local Defence Corps, Malacca.15 words
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Article46 1941-09-07 9 A further remittance of $10,000 tn Straits currency brings the total amount of nvjiey sent from Negri Sembilan to the China Relief Fund to $980,000 and an additional sum of $700,000 (Chinese currency) sent in the early days of hostilities la China, states our Seremban correspondent.46 words
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Article20 1941-09-07 9 Mr. George Wiseman has been re-appointed an unofficial member cf the Legislative Council for a further period of three years20 words
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Article351 1941-09-07 9 Programme of drills up to and fcr the week ending Sept. 14: Monday. Sept. 8. 1715 hrs Headquarter* S.R.A. (v) section Training; Mil hrs Headquarters S.S.L. Dty r.a. (v) Manning and L.O. Training; 1720 hrs Mt. Rosle Rd. No. 2 Sec S.B.D. Sec R.E. (v B.D. Training; 1730351 words
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Article103 1941-09-07 9 From Our Ow.i Correspondent) Muar. Saturday. IN the course of a lengthy judgment deli /ere d at the Assizes at Muar, [Mr. Justice Manning allowed the i claim of Kuan Loon? Heng. a Pubiir Works Department contractor, agalnat the State of Johore for $756 for certain103 words
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114 1941-09-07 9 (Prom Our Own Corrp rvu'Uent) Malacca. Saturday. INTENDED to form a channel of communication between the public and the Settlement Supply Officer with a view to the prevention of proflteerliifj In foodstuff rind the punishment of those attemptui; to vidimize members of the public. Uu? AntiProflteering114 words
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Article52 1941-09-07 9 There will be a special pjjah and offering of prayers to Shrl Oane<h Peruman at 6.30 p.m. to-day at> the Sini Shenpage Vcnayagar temple. 19, Ceylon Road. Katong, In commemoration of the s<conrl am.. of the outbreak of war. This service will be followed by a lor'jure by Mr. A.52 words
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Advertisement218 1941-09-07 9 *wH»KSs£)*. MmmmmAa«L W*±S .r; NU VO' iLa Vlu™'* 1 fry **^^^^^**5; I """U wJirnsdSSl 0 When you're half-awake ■fcSi-St'f] mW^m and "lazy," try taogy, zippy 9jk£ JlEX*^*^ ROASTER-FRESH Chase Sanbom Coffee. See if its BfcEE P^^i fresher, richer flavor doesn't wake you up, pep you up and «j I.'« c218 words
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Article840 1941-09-07 10 THE second anniversary of the outbreak of war is an appropriate time to take a look at what Malaya has contributed to the war effort, and to consider in what manner this can be increased during the third year of hostilities. We do not refer to what840 words
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1339 1941-09-07 10 Millions Of Dollars Saved By Singapore's Postal Censorship THE Postal Censorship Department of Singapore criticised by many of the lotter writers and business men of Malaya as a source of delay and possibly waste has already saved millions of dollars from leaving this country illegally. Thus, apart from playing a1,339 words
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Advertisement1004 1941-09-07 10 Let Mien Chong look after your clothes. You can have full confidence in the correctness of the cut, the quality of the materials and the value for money. We have a wide range Suit Lengths. "RockTiUe" Buttings— l'. S. A. WAIN SHIEL'S In Silk and Wool. Abo AMERICAN SHARKSKIN. In1,004 words
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Advertisement53 1941-09-07 10 THE NEW WORLD CABARET TO-DAY TIFFIN OANCE 130 to 4.30 p.m. Admission FREE. TO-NIGHT 9.30 TO MIDNIGHT Admission 25 cts. PIANO TUNING REPAIRS REMOVALS- HIRE E. CHARLES. Hume 2902 —50 Orchard Rd. SMf*^ iasssM PHONE 4310 f*y\ f Amber Mansion, j ft^^A No. 7 Orchard Rd. OPTICAL HOUSE MANUFACTURING DISPENSING53 words
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Advertisement13 1941-09-07 10 I EDITORIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street. Singapore. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1941.13 words
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Advertisement195 1941-09-07 10 EWLCREEM W§^^B Jl, OROOMS WITHOUT GUMMING ,^^T W at^fc^ZlfcaVy I* 1 every walk of life smartness counts V\ w .^^sv/'jWIP^P and there is no better aid to a smart \iGj '■^9^4 r^^*^Bs^9iLflr^^^K%^ appearance than Brylcreem. Just a spot vil ?t-^^^^ MstV Brylcreem tames the most obstinate T\ itr^ hair, restores195 words
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Article, Illustration54 1941-09-07 11 "Day Of Prayer" On British Battleship In Atlantic Divine service on board 11. M.5. King George V in mid-Atlantic. Today being the Day of Prayer observed universally in the Empire, British warships on the high seas will also observe the occasion, while not relaxing for a moment their courageous vigil54 words
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217 1941-09-07 11 OEViiUAL hours after she had felt a sharp blow on the back of her bead Mrs. Margaret Clark, of Hawthorn, found that she had been shot, says an Adelaide message to the Sydney Telegraph. Mrs. Clark was working in her backrard217 words
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134 1941-09-07 11 A CONTRAST In official and private death notices of German soldiers Is noted by Mr. Wickham Steed, former editor of The Times. I In official Nazi party newspapers, notices Inserted by relatives read the same: "In memory 0f.... Kor the Fuehrer and the Reich134 words
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106 1941-09-07 11 Melbourne Trams Now Served By Dapper Uniformed Girls I/lELBOURNE'S new girl tram conductors have now started work. On Aug. 23 they were issued with nstructions on "What every tram girl hould know." l bes'> cover: How to keep equilllinum in a lurching tram; how to ask lassengers politely to move106 words
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762 1941-09-07 11 Waterhen's Crew Tells Stirring Story Of Stuka Dive Attack OFFICERS and men of the Australian destroyer Waterhen, who have just returned home on leave after almost two years' continuous service in the Mediterranean, tell dramatic stories of their ordeals and adventures, says the Sydney Morning Herald. H.M.A.S. Waterhen was sunk762 words
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127 1941-09-07 11 MOST people know bow the rumour of Russians passing through the country la the last war spread alter a troop train had stopped at an important Junction, and tea was given to the men. who, speaking Gaelic, said they came from "Ross-shire": It was misheard127 words
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Advertisement48 1941-09-07 11 FRESCO LINE SANITARY WALL DISTEMPER An oil-bound distemper with a veivet-like finish that won't rub off. Obtainable in 50 different delightful shades. Why not re-decorate the Home in the Colour and shade you like best. We will gladly, and without obligation, furnish estimates and suggestions. Ut Wartns 948 words
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Advertisement412 1941-09-07 11 TO OTA L Grace the party with §L ROBI 4 fl^Sfy/ Sheer lovely Robia With its jr semi-transparent texture il is jRWjC TV^^ us c thing for party frocks. ¥H* 1 1^V r V (4 c em^ ro^ ere^» open-mesh, M»v\v\>v Vjj^N/ chequered effects, and sV*£^s^T^\ floral prints, are both412 words
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Article1418 1941-09-07 12 SOME COMMENT ON TAXES SPENDING The Week 's Markets BY THE SUNDAY TIMES FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT Singapore, Saturday. jLJEADS cf Singapore's peacetime and wartime departments were given a breathing space this week when the news was broadcast that the PanAmerican Clipper would not arrive until this week, and they promptly made1,418 words
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Article40 1941-09-07 12 rrlIE following* alterations to the lL,t of share quotations published In the Straits i Times yesterday were made when the market closed yesterday: TINS Kramat Pulal (ss) 7s rd Z& c.d. RUBBEBS NO CHANGE INDUSTRIALS NO CHANGE40 words
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Advertisement316 1941-09-07 12 THE RULES OF HEALTH UNLESS the bloodstream is purified of all poisons which collea through modern conditions of living I W*SeKl^^F you cannot expect to look or feel well. Andrews i^^Biß^M Liver Salt purifies the blood. K I Andrews gives you through and through Inner I Cleanliness. It defeats headaches,316 words
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Advertisement1065 1941-09-07 12 Piles Cause 15 Dangerous Waa MsM V4tIM m I headache I/- jympioi is mmßHmimflHmmviaV^ |w€^n eye^P^ < New Di covcry Stops _^/|o^ Pain in 15 Minutes ami l^rr^K,^ Avoids Dangerous r tlM^ I Operations V WPl^n^ Sine* the diaeoverr of Chlnarold by aa 1 \f AJ I* IHfc H American1,065 words
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Article, Illustration315 1941-09-07 13 Main Factors For Flying Are Confidence And Determination THE psychological make-up of the candidate is probably the most important factor in suitability for flying, says a doctor. Flying under war conditions calls for cool Judgment, courage, and determination, he declares In the Medical Journal in telling of problems of re-cruit-enlistment.315 words
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396 1941-09-07 13 Gets Telephone Number, Jumps 7,000 Feet THE prospect of parachuting from 10,000 feet through fog worried an R.A.F. pupil pilot so little that, just before he jumped, he returned to his instructor to ask for the telephone number of his station. telephone number of his station. He Jotted it down396 words
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134 1941-09-07 13 Enthusiastic Youths Learn Flying In R.A.F. Schools A VISIT to an RAF. Service Fl>lng Training School provides interesting evidence of the number of countries which are contributing to Britain's air strength. Pour courses are continuously undergoing various stages of their 8.F.T.8. tuition simultaneously, and, in one school, two of the134 words
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63 1941-09-07 13 P CREASED rates of pay for Army and Air Force nurses have been extended to the Naval Nursing Service. New rates are; Nursing sisters, £95 a year; reserve nursing sisters, £105 a rear. For listers with approved nursing experience of three yean or more63 words
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Article52 1941-09-07 13 A.I F men who have returned from abroad and are now in the AMJF. will be distinguished by a half-sized colour patch of the last A.I.F. unit in which they served, announced the Minister for the Army. Mr P. C. Spender No special badges or chevrons will52 words
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Advertisement564 1941-09-07 13 JNKRVOUS EXHAUSTION made her an INVALID FOR YEARS Too often the sufferers from exhaustion get little or no sympathy. Weighed down by a burcten of fatigue they drag their way through the heat and fever of the day, half-dead with lassitude. Yet, there is a way out a diet rich564 words
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Advertisement1462 1941-09-07 13 •sXs^Es^E -t I £y YOUR TEETH! BEE.', jttt, lactic cid produced by mouth bacteria working gjgnT.. f fc fib on food particlei between th« t*«th that attaclu the tooth fafiSL JITO •namtl and causes decay. M«r« cleaning and polishing .^MttfctoaaacK re not anough to protect th« tact* against thli condiHjgfeV1,462 words
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Article, Illustration730 1941-09-07 14 Max Factor's Advice ADVISING women to observe the rules of colour harmony when creating their make-up U nowhere near as generally necessary today as it was ten, or even five, years ago. A large majority of the women of 1941 are well aware that one of730 words
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Article, Illustration110 1941-09-07 14 R.H. Naylor - Mr. D. N. Sebastian, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doralsamy Naicker, and Misa Sarojene Joseph ineamal, second daughter of Mr. and Bin. S. Anthony Naldu. of Taipitf, married at the St. Loais Chnreh. Taipinr Mr. Joseph Tjont Giap I Jem, son of Mr. and Mrs. Uetn SAt Hlaog. of110 words
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Advertisement424 1941-09-07 14 SPECIAL NOTICE 1 Messrs. Maynard Co., Ltd. be& to announce that owin& to the &reat demand for Elizabeth Arden Treatments, appointments not kept will be charged for, unless twenty four hours notice of cancellation is £iven. APB 42 MUSCULAR PAINS QUICK RELIEF with famous D. T. Lim's Liniment. Just a424 words
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Advertisement286 1941-09-07 14 PROTECT YOUR LUNGS! Serious Warning to COUGH -WRACKED SUFFERERS The clangers of a cough cannot be over You must get a bottle of VEMTS emphasized. A neglected cough can be Ligh'ning CMMN CURE because this the forerunner of Chest Weakness and wonderful remedy gives you the lightChronic Bronchial and other286 words
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Advertisement391 1941-09-07 14 Vy/HATEVER vm.r feature*, nothing counu ta much for lookt as a clear complexion and aa erer-youthful akin. And Nature mennl rour completion to potaeu an 1 prnerve the glamour and allure of an ever-youthful akin. Sntcath the outer layer of worn-out cutxie lica a l«Tfi. «kin. Narvre intended the outer391 words
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Article1668 1941-09-07 15 R.H. Naylor By SUNDAY. SEPT. 7: In the year that is coming you will have little time to sit and wonder about the future. Life will be made up of a succession of small events: you will be constantly busy, though what you do may not1,668 words
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Article391 1941-09-07 15 R. A. THOMPSON, D.O. Sc - R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc. By <Doetor of Ocvlar Scieaee) THOMPSON OPTICAL CO. Scientific experiments prove that ocular fatigue and nervous fatigue are neater under conditions of improper Illumination. Although It seems like a platitude to say that adequate illumtnution Is necessary for comfortable tjyi work, it is more391 words
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Advertisement409 1941-09-07 15 Heart Trouble Caused by High Blood Pressure If you have palna around tho heart, palpitation, dizziness. he*dsch«s at top and oack of head and tbovt ey«a. •hortnsaa of torvalh. f*«l nervy, or suffer from poor •l««p. loss of memory and snerry, Indices itton. worry and fear, your trouble la prob-409 words
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Advertisement308 1941-09-07 15 Lavender w5% fi the clean wistful fragrance A of the Yardley Lavender Bj M. gives an appealing air of youthful J^r freshness and charm the ideal Perfume for Daytime Daintiness. One of those little refinements so dear to your man on leave. Yardley 's Engltsh Lavender —t* crystal bottles and,308 words
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Miscellaneous385 1941-09-07 15 THIS WEEK FOR YOU JANUARY. (Dec. 21— Jan. 19): Week at (justness changes, rooet of them to your advantage. Watch health, your own and that of family towards and of week. Relatives temperamental Tuesday and Wednesday. FEBRUARY. I Jan. 20— Feb. 18): Week's events centre round family, new friend or385 words
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Advertisement730 1941-09-07 16 uuiiiiiiiiiin five your family and guests thu Qlgh quality jam. INSIST ON CHI VERS JAMS CHIVIRS a SONS LTD.. THI ORCHARD PACT O at. HIS TON. CAMIAiDC. iNO. Try also diners' Old* English Marmalade, Canned Fruits and VegetabUt,' i Agents V. R. VICK CO., HONG KONG BANK CHAMBERS, I t730 words
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Advertisement370 1941-09-07 16 EYE EXAMINATIONS, EYEGLASSES, EXCLUSIVELY iTH^MP/ON \OPTICAI C 9 4. AX( \l>r Itl.ix. PHONE 3MS R. A. Thompson. Dr. of Ocular Srienc* 35 years' European Clinical Experience. Indigestion? iff you're a victim of aiter-mral misery-^ drowsnesf, uncomfortable fullness, or acute stomach pain your one sure standby tat .'Btsurated' Magnesia. Immediately ii370 words
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Miscellaneous1051 1941-09-07 16 Wireless Programmes TO-DAT SINGAPORE ZHL. t2S as. 1333 ayes. ZHP.I J8.96 m. 9.69 m/ea, ZHP.2 48.58 m. 6.175 m/cs. ZHP.J. 41.38 OS 7 25 m/rs. ZHL. ZIIPI, ZHP2 and ZHPS. 6.40 a.m. Opening announcements In French; 6.4* a.m. News In French relayed from London; 7 a.m. News commentary In French:1,051 words
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Miscellaneous389 1941-09-07 16 stanl; 7 p.m. Announcements in Dutch. European music on records; 7.15 p.m. News in Dutch relayed from London; 7.30 p.m. Gramophone Record Interlude; 7.35 p.m. News Commentary In Thai; 7.45 p.m. Malay Weekly Newsletter relayed from London: 8 p.m. Malay Extra; 8.15 p.m. Warning to mariners. News In Malay; 8.20389 words
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Miscellaneous790 1941-09-07 16 EMPIRE STATION EASTERN SERVICE 6.1* pm. II.M pm oa GBV 11.81 oa/cs; 1b.84 metres. GSF 15.14 m/cs; 1941 metres. GSO 1175 m/tm: ti.sz metres. NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE GSD (25 metre band) and GRT (31.25 metre*: 9 m/est 6.15 a.m. News; 6 30 a.m. Listening Past An Analysis of German propaganda;790 words
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Article1551 1941-09-07 17 " Doc - "Doc" By AT a meeting of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association held recently, it was decided to hold The War Fund show at the Happy World stadium on Sept. 26. Subject to the approval of the boxing officers, the programme was provisionally drawn up and it is1,551 words
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Article1078 1941-09-07 17 (By Our Badminton Correspondent) rE Commercial inter-team badminton tournament for the Capstan Cup for toe '•urrcnt year promises to be a much more Interesting competition than the previous year. Altogether ten entries have been re- reived as against eight entries last year, and I the names of the1,078 words
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Advertisement485 1941-09-07 17 ONLY HALF ALIVE? Do.-s the heat make you lUtless' Doe; the day seem long and work •onotimes too much to bear? No need to get worried about it— whe old D^me Nature provided a re.nedy for your state of body long ago! All ycur tiredness and 'fed-up' feeling can be485 words
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Advertisement82 1941-09-07 17 Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day? mm^Smmm^mmmmm mmm^^mmw^ -Jl^^^^^m J9 "Yes, it's dolly good" "British to the teeth" < s yf ■fc^ffc«^«^k*-ivAWyfti \a\ SH€ COULD HAI/W SUNK y^ THROUGH Tti€ FCOOf^^^^^^ CONVALESCENCE OR f JF 0 ***>>?****. I WHEN YOU FEEL 4 *O^ BLS9 Mf^il79^l TIMED OR LISTLESS MM^^t^U W82 words
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Article231 1941-09-07 18 (From Our Own Curr, ;pondenO Segamat, Saturday. IN the most exciting game of tho jear 1 seen locally, the Kluang F A retained the Black Cud when they boat th- Segamat FA. in the annua inier- distric soccer fixture on the Scgamnt English School padnng by231 words
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Article222 1941-09-07 18 Girls' Sports L. Fernandez Wins Championship Fifth Year In Succession MISS L. Fernandez won the individual I«* championship for the fifth year in succession yesterday at the OlrJs* Sports Club slxtl. anrual athletic meeting. House No. 4 (Mrs. A. Pennefather) was the crs-mplon house of the meeting. The prizes were222 words
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238 1941-09-07 18 Lall Singh's Team Meet Combined Colleges I ALL Singh's team maue a poor start in their two-day cricket flxLure against a Combined Colleges eleven on ihe Medical College ground yesterday. Batting first Lall Singh's side were all out for 90 and at one stage had lost nine wickets for 51238 words
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Article191 1941-09-07 18 Foreot Hills. Friday. LIEI-EN JACOBS reached the semi-final of the women's singles in the American lawn tennis championships here to-day (Friday) by beating Miss D. Bundy 6 3, 11—9. I The Swedish player. Carl Schroeder, b»at the diminutive American "Bitsy" Orant 6 B, 6 l. 6 2, 6Reuter - 191 words
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Article, Illustration2712 1941-09-07 18 Leads All The Way To Pay Upset Dividend j St. Leger Result.... Page 2 LEADING nearly aU the way and ridden ii masterly style by Farthing Mr. Eddie's Grand Prix won the Singapore Gold Cup at Bukit Timah yesterday, final day of the Singapore Turf2,712 words
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Advertisement388 1941-09-07 18 They told him he PHR^^B FACED OPERATION Stomach Ulcer When Mr. J. H. J. developed stomach -===^^^U'l/[ pains he rushed to hospital for an X-ray examination and was told to rest and live on milk. But business was bad. and Mr. J story to u'l of immediate relief, could not388 words
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Article495 1941-09-07 19 Sports Notes From Negri (From Our Own Correspondent' Seremban, Saturday. *I*HE decuion ol ihe Ncgn Sem D.lan HoL-key Association to rejact the proposal of the Seiangcj Hockey Association, not to include Services p.ayers in the Slate side aDpea -s to have met with general approval in the S^ate It will495 words
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Article124 1941-09-07 19 Had Hose B. P. "A" trr.m to m«rt tr>« ■om B.P. M A" t'vun part s U!« bxrne ccirt. 60 T '.r-- lT r'.o 1 K«wi b<"»nn < "<» at 2 p.m. wMI be .'clo-'ed from: S-p1 Snlim M. A. 1.-.pge "-apt >. Walter rrndrrT, C. P.124 words
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Article69 1941-09-07 19 Louis Meets Nova On Sept. 29 New York. Friday. JOE Louis and Lou Nova have signed contracts for a 15--rounds heavyweight title fight at the Polo Grounds on Sept. 29. The physical examination pronounced b ;ih tn?n in good condition, lt is bcli ved Louis will rece ye the champion's69 words
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Article486 1941-09-07 19 The following table shews tbe petitions of the teams tn the SAP A. League up to date:— URST DIVISION P. W. L. D. P. A. Pta Chinese iS.C.F.A.) 24 16 2 «78 25 ,i 8 RAJ 1 23 16 3 463 22 36 Chinese Athletic 21 14 6486 words
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Article260 1941-09-07 19 ir.-om Our Own Corrcrpondentl Malacca, Saturday. FHO HON KONE by Just manuring to bent Nfs Alk Jtn wUI now meet Charlie S> ">w in the final of the men's tinsles In the -ra Badminton Asso-latlon toumaIn the men's doubles Cho Kin Hawke and Char'ie Scow, who r early260 words
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Article28 1941-09-07 19 The R.A.M.C. had an easy victory over the S.H.B. In a second division <a) soccer r-ime at the Hir'orur Brcrd ground yestexc.ay. winning by ten goals to one.28 words
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532 1941-09-07 19 HOME FOOTBALL TROUBLES STILL NOT OVER London, Friday. PEOPLE who thought fixture troubles and the London Clubs' breakaway Irom the Football League would be forgotten with last week's successful open ng on the English season were surprised by an issue by the management committee of a 1000-wordj s aterrmt on532 words
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Article214 1941-09-07 19 PASSING their opponents' score with five wickets In hand, the Singapore Cricket Club acrred an easy Tlctory over a Chringl team in a eric':et match played at the Padang yesterday. Fcatvre of the match was a hat trick by Ward. Waites took hU 100214 words
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Article248 1941-09-07 19 The draw for Singapore men's singles open championship is: Top Section, first qu«rter, Chua Kirn Hern (bye. vs. winner of Leonß Ton Sung Tan Miarg Siam Kob Kwai Sung vs. Khoo 800 Guan, Low Huck Yang (bye) ts. winner of Cr an Kara Seng and Chan Kwok M.ng,248 words
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Article176 1941-09-07 19 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Saturday. rE annual Johore badminton champ.onshlps will be held at the Kli'Ang Oofemment En?lL* School on Sept. 17, 18 md 19. The draw is as follows: Senior Singles: bye, Cheng Swee; Ng Ngoh Tee vs. 6a tar, Koh Eng Chin vs. Ismail176 words
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Article25 1941-09-07 19 The Royal Nary beat the Royal Englnevn (Pulau Branl) in a Division 2A soccer match played at Pulau Eranl jesicrdaj bj Uuee goaii to oo«.25 words
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Article228 1941-09-07 19 THOUGH they were beaten by the only goal of the match, the Manchtsters gave the RA.F. a very hard l.pht v«lien the teams met at Van? In yesterday in the flist division of the SAJA. ieegue. Holders ol the tropuy, the Airmen are running228 words
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Article279 1941-09-07 19 IN a fast reserve division soccer match nlaycd at the J.C.S.A. grouni yesterday, the R.A. P. beat the Chinese Athletic by three goals to one. The R.A F. scored a.l their goals in the first half, the Chinese successfully holding their forwards at bay in279 words
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Advertisement582 1941-09-07 19 PERAK TURF CLUB m mr r:FTt i»ii hieting rATTJUDAY. 13th SK^TBMBER. 1041 WEDNESDAY. 17Ml SEPTEMBER. 1941 BATT'RDAY, 20th 6KPTEMBER, 1941 Subscriptions for Vbitlug Me .!;crs Uiall l>c:MEN $S LAUIES $2 for the Meetlnif or any day thereof. iRTTINa MEM3ERS must be Introduced b\ Member? and .MUST APPLY NOT LATER THAN582 words
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Advertisement445 1941-09-07 19 In the LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (AUTUMN) 1940 results just published 90 per cent, of PITMAN TRAINED STUDENTS were awarded PASSES in TYPEWRITING and 57 per cent, of these at- M m^M m mW mm^t mmmmm MMMk tamed DISTINCTION. fvjfg Tlt \Sfut 1 RB? Enrol now for the \Mm. 'Ml445 words
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169 1941-09-07 20 Soviet Keep Secrets: Foreign Journalists May Not Go To Front r\NE of the difficulties of knowing what is happening on the Russo-German battlefront is that neither foreign military observers nor journalists are allowed rear the fighting line, cables the Sydney Sun's London correspondent. As in the last war, the Russians169 words
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Article51 1941-09-07 20 A CONVOY of 44 ships is needed to transport 560 of the powerful new Chrysler 32-ton tanks, the columnists Pearson and Allen reveal. Chrysler's will soon be pn>du< inj 450 of these giants each month. They occupy almost double the sh pp.ng space of light51 words
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Article130 1941-09-07 20 EIGHTY different varieties of glass] substitute to be used In blasted or bombed windows are on view at the Building Centre, New Bond Street, London. They range from rubberized or oiled linen at 2s. a square yard to cellulose acetate and oiled silk at 10s. Wired130 words
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Article212 1941-09-07 20 Fixed With Rheumatism A woman correspondent writes:—"I was crippled with pains stabbing m; like a dagger in the lower part of my back. From there they would go from Joint to Joint, almost fixing my shoulders so that I could not move my arms212 words
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Article108 1941-09-07 20 rE London Daily Mirror recently pubished a picture of a man walkIng in the street wearing nothing more than hi.-, hat, golf stockings and shoes. The report accompanying the picture said: "This is a Dutchman and how he walkf d out In the streets108 words
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Article, Illustration158 1941-09-07 20 JLAISS Pauline Gower, commanding officer of the women's section of the Air Transport Auxiliary, told a literary hmcheon how Amy Johnson met her death. "It fell to my lot to check up on her flight," said Miss Gower. "We have absolutely no doubt how she158 words
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253 1941-09-07 20 A LIEUTENANT In the Royal Army Pay Corps, stated to "make a habit of getting married," Ls to spend the next three years out of the way of temptation. He calls himself Gerald Franc's Mauduit St. Claire. His real name is Alfred Edward Francis and253 words
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98 1941-09-07 20 THE war has taken two inches off the waistline of the average British civilian, British tailors report. Reasons advanced are: Wartime diet. Home Guard exercises A.R.P. duties, digging for victory, less time for lounging A survey by the Leeds (Yorkshire) tailoring98 words
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Article122 1941-09-07 20 DILL NEWMAN veteran Dover trawler hand, who has survived all the hazards of war in the Channel, slipped on a moss-covered ladder when going ashore from his ship, at Dover. He fell into the harbour. Nobody saw him go except his whippet called Dover. She raced122 words
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Article132 1941-09-07 20 •PHE Daily Te'egrapn says: "Qovern--1 ment maxlllo- facial centres are using and developing a remarkable new method of treating Jaw fractures, enabling the patient to move the part freely and painlessly within 24 hours of the fracture being set. "The method Involves the use of132 words
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72 1941-09-07 20 IiiIOSCOW radio recently broadcas: "Rule Britannia" and the hymn "Onward Christian Soldiers." This is the first time these songs have been broadcast -.n Soviet Russia The songs were In the sound track of the newsreei of the Churchill-Roose-velt meeting. Part of the sound72 words
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47 1941-09-07 20 Robert Montgomery Now In U.S. Navy ROBERT MONTGOMERY, the film actor, has Joined the United States Navy. He Is now a lieutenant In the Department of Operations in Washington. Montgomery was in France during the Invasion last year, and drove an ambulance attached to the French Army.47 words
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Article92 1941-09-07 20 AFTER undergoing a remarkable operation performed for the first time In Britain on a child so young. Peter, the son of Mr. Ernest Raymond, the author, and Mrs. Raymond, is "progressing satisfactorily." When Peer was 72 hours old doctors of the Middlesex Hospital operated on the92 words
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117 1941-09-07 20 JAPAN has built two large concen- tration camps in Occupied China for British and Americans, according to private advices from Tientsin to the New York World Telegram. American manufacturers and exporters trading in Japanese-controlled China have been Intimidated by Japanese Army officials, who told117 words
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Advertisement212 1941-09-07 20 u\dsli pKAniit, lOy&rs old v-f VI JJ CROSS-PPTTNNTNGER: At the Prwoytrlan Church. Slngapnr-. on sth September IMI, by the Reverf nd T. Cnmpbell Gibson. MA., AlexandPr Cross, of the Immigration nepartirent. 53., only ?on of The R?"rri»Ti A'ernrder fid Mrs. Crvs. of Muthl'l. j Perthshire, to Fl«*. votin<rer daughter of;212 words
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