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Title Section36 1941-09-20 1 FINAL EDTN. The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NBARLT A OENTURtI MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-LARGEST NET SALES 2 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1941. PRICE LENTS The Straits Times 12 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1941 PRICE 5 CENTS.36 words
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Advertisement520 1941-09-20 1 See M 3 E N CKONG /or SMART TAILORING 34 Coleman St.. S'porr Phonr 4816 A\alUbtr Suit Length* "Korkville* Suitincs USA WAIN SIIIKI I S In Silk and Wool Mso AMIRH \N iIARKSKIN In various colours SINGAPORE 140 '.'KCIL ST. CPHONI 5471/ ie \a/h i vo^ i^ 3 .L.. L520 words
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Advertisement11 1941-09-20 1 ELSIE MARY Battery Road. Morning Aft. on Evening Dresses Jel. 477211 words
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Article26 1941-09-20 2 Mrs A. Rhlnd wishes to thank all those who kindly sent messages of sympathy on the death of her mother, Mrs. Mudes Barber, In Australia.26 words
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Advertisement1423 1941-09-20 2 'DOMESTIC SERVANTS AND WORKMEN. MALAYA BEBVANTS AGENCY. 228 Orchard Rd.. Singapore, rel <'73 Supplies domestic servants m.-.ie and female. AGENTS~WANTED~ SI7L your spare hours We offer 125/- tc 375/. monthly Pleasant easy agenrv work Samples free. Box No. 191 Straits Times ~WANTED~ WANTED. Motor lawn mower or motor scythe, m1,423 words
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Advertisement763 1941-09-20 2 _ROGS FOB SALE, V.'lrehalred terrier, purebred 3 years old. Between 6-8 pm. M Arthur Rd rel. U4963. BOARD RESIDENCE" BAST ANGI IA 6 Oxiey Rise, eooi ana avfet Terms moderate Tele. 4190. BOOMS A FLATLET* at "Lloyd Hou&e J. Lloyd Rd Own oathrooms Board or meals 44, OXIEY 80., rooms763 words
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Advertisement652 1941-09-20 2 PUBLIC NOTICES MODERN ENGRAVING CO. *17, Tank Boad, Singapore, TAKE NOTICE that by an Indenture dated the 21st day of August, 1941, the abovenamed business, including the goodwill, stock-in-trade, plant and machinery, fu~nltur>\ fixtures, etc., has been assigned to me, the undersigned, by Tzunexo Mlnetomo. And take furth-r notice that652 words
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Advertisement452 1941-09-20 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS P 0. BRITISH INDIA N. Y. K. LINE. AND APCAR LINE. T0 JAPAN .incorporate, v, Engund SINGA p O KE TO KANMON. KOBE rF.MNSM.AK AM* OKIfcNTAI S N CO M<\ll PASSKNCFR *.Nl> CARCO AND YOKOHAMA. SERVICE rht o«i poadble terrlrca arc being mala- T"f) INDIA Ulnra tht P452 words
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Advertisement536 1941-09-20 3 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. BLUE FUNNEL LINE. Frequent Sailings to United Kingdom. Dates are not guaranteed, all cargo booklnga subject to Conference War Clauses. WESTKKN AUSTRALIA THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE CHEAPEST FARE Regular Services to Fremantle (Perth) via Java by first class passenger ships. Single fare $200.00 (Aust. £29.0.0)536 words
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Advertisement339 1941-09-20 3 RAFFLES HOTEL TO DAY'S POPULAR TIFFIN -TIME RENDEZVOUS LUNCH IN THE BALLROOM GRILL RIJSTTAFEL ••rod fro-. 12 30 to 2.30 pm ORCHESTRAL COXCERT TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE (formal) 8 p.m to I am cabaret RIIQTPR SL MA(.niF Tllfc l v ATTRACTION DUO I a-il 01 IfIKUUII- HULA C.IRI ROOF VOITB339 words
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Article330 1941-09-20 4 DULL OPENING BUT PRICES UNCHANGED (By Oar Financial Correspondent) Singapore. Sept. 30. T*HERE is little change to report in the share markets this morning. The opening was dull and there was no appreciable price changes yesterday but, generally, in the tin and rubber share sections there are330 words
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Article51 1941-09-20 4 New York, Sept. 19. •ipHE following were prices of Straits Tin m cents per pound on the New York Commodity Exchange to-day and yesterday Ipot leptcmber )ctcber rovember )ecember arju. 10 scpi. 13 52 52 51.85 51.85 51.62 51 6?»/ 2 5155 51.25 5050 50.50 —United51 words
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Article70 1941-09-20 4 AIR mail clos to-day at 12.30 p.m. for I Aden. Africa. Australia, Burma. Ceylon, Egypt. Great Britain. India. Java, Mauritius, New Zea'and. Bumi>tra <Mi dan and Palem- bans) and Thclland. I A special air mall for Sarawak, except Miri, will close at 11 a.m. on Tuesday. Air mails70 words
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1384 1941-09-20 4 FRIDAY, SEPT. 19, 1941 4 P.M. MUTING Ampat (Ss) 2s »d 3a Austral Amal (5s) 7a 7a 3d id. Austral Malay (t) 32s 33a Ayer HlUm (fa) Its M 17a td s.d. Ayer Weng ($1) .85 .90 Bangno Dn i£) l> 6o Id Batu Selanjror1,384 words
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Article61 1941-09-20 4 Dow Jones Averages New York, Sept. 19. "THE following were Dow Jones aver1 ages on the New York Stock Exchange and Commodity Exchange to-day and yesterday 30 Industrials 128.77 125.95 20 Rails 2940 29.10 16 Utilities 18.92 18.70 40 Bonds 8990 89.78 Commodity Index unrece ved61 words
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Advertisement294 1941-09-20 4 Nat OoiMßa and Hta Orchestra «K>?3 At the Woodcbopper'B Bail In the Mood ***** If I could be with you Georgia on my mind ***** star Dust Eep, Ipe, Wanna Piece of P»« i«e Daniels and Bia Hot Sh«is KPZ2S Pennsylvania 8-6000 J'amuV Session MPE34 Beat me Daddy, 8 to294 words
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Advertisement73 1941-09-20 4 GOLD BIRO CEYLON T£A BITTER THAN MOST. SINCAPOSLTRADERi sTeie. 7603. TIE GREAT EASTEIR OPTICAL CO. Maaafacturtas Oytlctaiia S7S. Homth Bridcv Rd.. TeL MB4. Estabii'*-" I m 1928. Optician C. X. FAN AQo&tttj superior Workmanship guaraa least Charges moderate. Testing free KOOKi.S til ASSES FROM 84 UPWARDS RED FIBRE, witb row73 words
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Advertisement534 1941-09-20 4 PUBLIC NOTICES MANSERGH TAYLER, LTD. McALISTER fir COMPANY. (Incorporated tn the F.M.S.) LIMITED. NOTICE Is hereby given that the Share Transfer Books of the above Company will be Notice Is hereby gtren that the Transfer closed on Tuesday, 23rd September, 1941, lor Books of the Company will be closed Iroro534 words
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Advertisement253 1941-09-20 5 "CHARLES BOYER MARGARET SI LLAVAN Cannot Be Bettered.... "BACK STREET' IS ONE OF THE YEAR'S GREAT PICTURES'* M. Mm* CAPITOL I TO DAY tArITUL 3.15-6.15-9.15 DARING, EXCITING ENTERTAINMENT FOR THOSE JBIG ENOUGH TO UNDERSTAND ■^m^ CHARLES BOYER MARGARET SULLA VAN Ik Trim FANNIE 111 KSTS I world-read novel Wkßw 'BACK253 words
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1139 1941-09-20 6 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 20, 1941. (748th. Day Of The War.) Power Let us be perfectly frank with ourselves. There is nothing cynicaJ m a plain recognition that this Is a war for power. All power corrupts, said Lord Acton. An absolute power corrupts absolutely. And because of1,139 words
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31 1941-09-20 6 London, Sept. 19. THE Texas House of Representatives has passed a resolution advisins Mr. Chirles Lindbergh not to make speeches m the state of Texas.— Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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963 1941-09-20 6 Ernest H. Bartlett - Ernest H. Bartlett By How The Battle Of The Atlantic Is Being Won IT'S a different war this time. It is a war in which soldiers go to sea and share their quarters with merchant seamen, naval gunners and, marines. And, as963 words
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Article465 1941-09-20 6 "TOBRUK'S DESERT RATS"— Haw Haw SOLDIERS WHO HAVE SAVED EGYPT IN World War conditions, amicst narrow trenches and barbed wire, and forward observation posts and night patrols, exploits which deserve the Victoria Cross take Dlace almost i every day The men of Tobruk have I come to regard them as465 words
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201 1941-09-20 6 Tokio, Sept. 20. AS a first move towards reaching settlement of the issues between Japan and the United States, the two countries should alter their attitudes towards each other, says the Ameri-can-owned Japan News Week, commenting on the American-Japanese conversations in Washington. The periodicalReuter - 201 words
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57 1941-09-20 6 Cairo, Sept. 2D. 'nOMBS were dropped In the Sues Canal Darea m the course of an air raid early on Friday morning." states an Bryptlun Mini; try of the Interior communique. "Three people were Injured and the damage done waa insignificant. Alerts57 words
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Letter151 1941-09-20 6 School Children May Not Come To Malaya To the Editor of the Straits Time* 8tr.— Many Malayan parents of children attending schools In Western Australia are very perturbed at the Immigration authorities' refusal to grant permits (or children over the a*e of ten years to visit their homes151 words
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Letter294 1941-09-20 6 Indian Method Of Assessment To the i:dit>r oi thr Straits Time* Sir. The vexed problem of income tax seems ever before the public eye. We hear lmans and g'oans. especially frjm people who s.gn themselves "Prospective Bolyhi': and ether amusing noms de plume. It may b? unfortunate for your294 words
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Article297 1941-09-20 6 Workers Help Russia By Hindering Nazis Special Cable London, Sept. 16. THE Swiss Press publishes comment* on French unrest. The Tribune de Geneve stat?s: "The great outbreak of violence In France during the past week is part of an organized scheme to immobilize the maximum German297 words
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42 1941-09-20 6 Melbourne, Sept. 20. AUSTRALIA'S shipbuilding programme is being speeded up »nd considerably exceeds earlier estiraatts. It aims at comple.ion of 50 na :al »ossels. including destroyers, before the end of 1942. Building Uln t.-ogrrsa In four States. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Advertisement230 1941-09-20 6 OF I CLANGOR rtiio. or whh. Vl ,40^^V e*w o. ri*ti«im. H OUmendt or »ftk coloured SEE OUR g.™ WINDOWS *&~+>^>~' P. H. HEN DRY Jeweller Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang. A 6-valve All Wave Receiver with SIMPMFIF.D bandspread. Engineered by Amalgamated Wireless of Australasia, Ltd. Australia's largest Radio concern. Ask230 words
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Advertisement82 1941-09-20 6 THE COMMON SENSE OF NUDISM. by George Reley Scott. The author brings clarity of mind and common sense to bear upon a sane, accurate, frank Sc comprehensive survey of the whole Nudist movement. Price *3.M PMtace JO*. G. H. KIAT CO., LTD., 8, Robinson Road— Singapore. Don't Neglect Your Vision!82 words
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Article, Illustration833 1941-09-20 7 Fierce Fighting In Outskirts Of City OUTER DEFENCES PIERCED AFTER 7-WEEK EFFORT Position At Odessa Said To Have Improved A FTER nearly seven weeks ot ceaseless attacks, and at the cost of enormous losses in manpower and equipment, the Germans have piercedReuter - 833 words
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Article189 1941-09-20 7 London, Sept. 20. /*«OMMENTING on the latest German claims of immense successes In the Ukrainian sector, a Reuter military expert says: "The German claims can be treated in the light of their previous exaggerations. Thus in matters where there can be no doubt, suchReuter - 189 words
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57 1941-09-20 7 Moscow, Sept. 20. MUSLIMS m the Soviet Union arc ITI urged to invoke Allah's wrath against Hltlerism, "the common enemy of religion," and to take up arms Jn defence of the Fatherland. The message was sent to his followers by the Chief Mufti of57 words
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Article239 1941-09-20 7 British Warships In U.S. Waters Washington, Sept. 19. THE United States Navy Department has announced that 12 British warships, including the battleship Warspite, are now in American ports for repairs, provisioning and other purposes. This announcement was made under the new publicity policy. In addition to these 12 ships thereReuter - 239 words
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Article150 1941-09-20 7 Batavia, Sept. 20. TTHE object of his visit is to meet the Governor-General of the Netherlands Indies and lay the foundations for the American-British-Chinese-Du£ch diplomatic front," said Mr. Alfred Duff Cooper, British Cabinet Minister, who is m Java now m the course of his tour150 words
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408 1941-09-20 7 London, Sept. 20 yHE most serious development in the fighting in Russia in the past week has been the increased German threat to the Ukraine, where their progress must be regarded as a serious menace to the Russian armies in Kiev area, saysReuter - 408 words
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93 1941-09-20 7 Washington, Sept. 19. AT his Press conference to-day, President Roosevelt said that he had no comment to make on a London newspaper report asserting that the United States Navy had sunk an Axis raider. According to an authoritative source m London, the reported93 words
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Article271 1941-09-20 7 State Secrets Alleged To Have Been Copied Canberra, Sept. 20. \4R. John Curtin, leader of the AusI tralian Labour Party, who on Wednesday gave notice of a question bearing on public administration and employment of Government funds and who was assured on Thursday by theReuter - 271 words
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Article147 1941-09-20 7 London, Sept. 20. THE new Shah of Iran, Mohammed Rlza, ha* confirmed AH Furughl in the premiership, states the Teheran radio. The formation of a new Cabinet is under consideration. The Shah has granted a general amnesty, and a number of political prisoners were releasedReuter - 147 words
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92 1941-09-20 7 London. Sept. 20. i OLENHEIM aircraft of the Coastal Command attacked a small sup-ply-ship m the Bay of Biscay yesterday morning. Four bombs hit the vessel, states an Air Ministry communique. Fighters carried out a number of offensive patrols over occupied territory and theReuter - 92 words
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130 1941-09-20 7 Japanese Hold U.S. British Ships Shanghai, Sept. 20. TTWO British and one American vessel 1 are reported to be at present detained by the local Japanese Army or Japan-controlled customs authorities, for various reasons. The British ships are stated to be the Jardine steamer Mowsang and another ship named Chintaitzu.Reuter - 130 words
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166 1941-09-20 7 Cincinnati, Sept. 19. «THE United States embargo is al- ready beginning to show important effects on the national life of militaristic Japan," declared the Chinese Ambassador, Dr. Hu Shih, in a speech here. "I am confident the American people, once they fully realize the wonderful166 words
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91 1941-09-20 7 Thailand Indo-China Accept Proposals Shanghai, Sept. 20. TWE Thailand— Indo-China demiliI tarization committee, at lt> second meeting yesterday, accepted the Japanese proposals relating to the policing of demilitarized zones Involving the size and character of the forces and matters relating to air and other transit over the zone, according toReuter - 91 words
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Article182 1941-09-20 7 'Murder At Ever} 7 Street Corner' London, Sept. 20. THE German-controlled Vichy radio let the cat out of the bag regarding attacks on Hermans when the announcer said last night: In certain sections of th population, for one person working for the reconstruction of France thereReuter - 182 words
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92 1941-09-20 7 "U.S. Navy Operating In Wartime Conditions" Washington, Sept. 19. npHE United States Navy is now operating m actual wartime conditions with an enemy close by." a spokesman of the Navy Department to-day told the Senate Sub-Committee for Naval Affairs. The spokesman urged the speedy passage of a Bill to eliminate92 words
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Advertisement28 1941-09-20 7 £§§1 ltt« \m i SIS *25 One of two 20.000 kW. 3.000 r.p.m. Metrovick Two-Cylinder Turbo-Alternator Sets installed at the Shanghai Power Station. METROPOLITAN-VICKERS ELECTRICAL EXPORT CO., LTD.28 words
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409 1941-09-20 8 Money From Baseball Game Prominent In To-day's List ADDITIONS to The War Fund arc below the average to-day, and the gross total is increased by slightly under $1,000 to $5803,812. A very useful sum was raised at the baseball match between the Americans and409 words
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Article223 1941-09-20 8 Proceedings To Be Filmed In Colour PASSENGERS who have booked accommodation on the special K.N.IX.M. Indies air line) plane which Is to travel to Kuchuift for *h e Sarawak cencenary celebrations, include two newspapermen and two passengers who will fl!m tile celebrations in colour, while more newspapermen223 words
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131 1941-09-20 8 S.S. (S.) A. EQUALITY IN COLONIAL SERVICE A SUB-COMMITTEE of the Straits Set'lements 'Singapore) Association if. to consider and report on the question of equality of opportunity for all .subjects of Hii Majesty m the Colony. 'I his decision was arrived at following the receipt of a letter from a131 words
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33 1941-09-20 8 PROFESSOR T. GREGORY. Economic Adviser to the Government of India, who is now visiting Malaya, will give a broadcast talk from the Singapore station at 9.30 p.m. to-morrow.33 words
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Article74 1941-09-20 8 THE Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association is to inquire from Government whether it is satisfied with the question of manpower and will suggest the desirability ol extending the manpower rcgisUr to include British subjects of all races. At a recent meeting of the Association's committee, a letter was read74 words
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Article45 1941-09-20 8 MR. YEO SIM KANG of the Kandang Kerbau Post Ofllce writes to say that he is not the Yeo Sim Kang Involved m a charge of attempted robbery at Duncarn Road, a report of which aDpeared m the Straits Times of Sept. 17.45 words
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Article34 1941-09-20 8 Pleading guilty to a charge of giving false Information to the Naval B.ue authorities m order to enter the Base, K. Marimnthu alias N. Ramasamy was fined $10 m the Singapore Second Court yesterday34 words
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Article152 1941-09-20 8 RAFFLFS HOTFI SpeclaJ Dinner tc Dance (Formal» 8 ivm to 1 a.m. GRF-AT WORLD Cabarrt: Tea Dance from 7.30 p.m. late Dance 9 30 to 1 a.m. Globe: South of Suez. Sky: Bandits of The Air. B\PPV THKATRF (Ilapoj World) Here Cornea the Navy. Seaside: Slave Ship. NEW WORLB152 words
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Article54 1941-09-20 8 THE committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore* Association has decided, m view ot the difficulties it I might give rise to. not to support a proposal that the Color. y should follow the practice m Hong Kong of declaring one day per week a government holiday for the54 words
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Article29 1941-09-20 8 EVIDENCE given before the Worley Commission on corruption is being sifted and will be considered by the Commission. Further public meetings will be held if considered necessary.29 words
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Article35 1941-09-20 8 The Singapore Buddhist Union will celebrate New Moon service under the liatronage of Mrs. Chew Keow Chtm and Mn. Tan Keng Lock at p.m. to-morrow at 731. Oeykang Road. A discourse on Buddhism will fellow.35 words
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Article239 1941-09-20 8 Alleged Offence "After Hours" "THIS is the first prosecution of 1 its kind and I would like to impress upon the Singapore public ti.at customers are liable to be proi secuted if they ask for beer after Illcensed hours," said Mr. G. C. C. Blafcstad of239 words
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Article103 1941-09-20 8 ALLEGED to have possessed instruments for counterfeiting the trade mark of a company named Friedr Herder Und Sohn on July 14, and secondly with possessing goods for sale bearing this false trade mark. Low Wing and Ciiong Kee Sian were sentenced to nine months' rigorous Imprisonment each103 words
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101 1941-09-20 8 THIE DEATH of a prisoner at the old prl- I sons at Outrun Road on the morning ol Srpt it) was inquired into by the Singapore Coroner. Mr. W. G Porter, and a common I Jury yesterday. Kvtdence showed that the prisoner, SS-year-old L:ra101 words
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Article62 1941-09-20 8 IN celebration of the birthday of King Ananda Mahidol of Thailand, the Thai Consul- General In Singapore, Luang Vudhisara Netlnati, is giving a I tea party at his residence in Claymore I Road to-day j A special programme will be broadcast at 9 45 p.m. to-day62 words
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49 1941-09-20 8 CHARGED with stealing an automatic pUtol worth $20 belonging to U Bdr Brouse from .he S.V.C. armoury between July 29 axd Sept. 14, last year. Ng Chi Hok cialmed trial m the Singapore Second Court yesterday. The case was postponed to Sept. 26.49 words
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783 1941-09-20 8 RAJA MUSA. who said he was a member of the Colonial Legal Service and lecturer in lr.w at Raffles College to Malay probationers, appeared in the Singapore Traffic Court yesterday befcre Mr. C. H. Whltton on a charge of negligent driving along Thomson Roac'783 words
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125 1941-09-20 8 S.S. (S) A. To Debate Council Reform A SPECIAL itirrtin or the coinmittee of the StrmiU Settlements (Singapore) Association is to be called to fully discus* the subject of the Unofficial majority on the Legislative Council. At the last committee met tin;;, a letter wm read drawing attention to extravagant125 words
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Article170 1941-09-20 8 Methods Of Attack Demonstrated IUST how a machine-gun platoon would go into action was demonstrated to Press representatives "somewhere In Singapore' yesterday by troops from a British regiment. Arriving at the scene of the demonstration in two military trucks, the platoon was immediately deployed lor action. A170 words
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Article40 1941-09-20 8 A CHINESE woman living m a lane off Geylang Road was taken to hospital yesterday afternoon bleeding severely from a stab wound m the leg. A man. alleged to be her husband, has been detained by the police.40 words
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297 1941-09-20 8 Held Up To Ensure Reciprocal Treatment For Britishers THE Japanese liner Hakone Maru, which was to have sailed from Singapore yesterday for Japan with about 100 Japanese evacuees from Malaya, was detained in port by the local authorities "pending an agreement for reciprocal treatment297 words
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Article68 1941-09-20 8 *THK Japanese liner Hakonc Mam 1 which has been detained in Singapore with Japanese er»c*eev has been given port facilities and clearance papers, it is officially stated. The Singapore office of the N.V.K., the ships owners, state the liner will saU (or Japan at dawn to-morrow. She is68 words
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Article287 1941-09-20 8 MR. Leonard O. Mosley. British Allied Newspapers war corresi pondcnt, author of a book on experiences In Holland during the German invasion, and one ol the last British newspapermen to leave Berlin at the outbreak of war, arrived in Singapore yesterday from the Middle287 words
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Advertisement359 1941-09-20 8 ■a* *B §m Have you, since you arrived m the tropics, given real jjM "•JJP^ aaW thought to your skin Now, more than ever before, it A^2 Jmj needs your constant care to keep it soft and fresh looking jff\. Tbe ravages of s scorching sun and hot, dry winds359 words
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247 1941-09-20 9 Ixindon, Sept. 19. THE new German drive to the Crimea foreshadows 1 a possible Axis showdown with Turkey, according to military circles here to-day. Reports reaching here, they said, indicated the German drive through Kherson had cut off the Crimea from the mainland, setting the247 words
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56 1941-09-20 9 London, Sept. 19. ANEW type of merchant slip to carry 1,500 tons of cargo fa to be mass-produced on the inland waterways of the United States It is reckoned that these ships can be turned oat m two months. Th« Irst of theirReuter - 56 words
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143 1941-09-20 9 Chungking, Sept. 19. CEVERAi. columns of Japanese troops 3 launched a simultaneous drive In north Hunan, pushing southward and crossing the gintslan* River, at the same time effecting landings on the eastern shore of fungting Lake, m the vicinity of Yin~tirn. according to Chinese143 words
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Article39 1941-09-20 9 Tokio, Sept. 19. THE Hime Ministry annc:m;e3 today that a nationwide air defence dr 11 will bs held frr t?n days, beginning from Oct. 12 ins.cad of Oct. 22. The reason for the change was not disclosed. United Press.39 words
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Article319 1941-09-20 9 Germans Impose Curfew In Paris Vichy, Sept. 18. THE German authorities in Paris to-day ordered a 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew, effective immediately, as a result of the recent attacks on Nazi military officials, reports United Press. The newspapers published the decree. Cinemas, theatres, and restaurants have been orderedReuter - 319 words
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54 1941-09-20 9 Sydney, Sept. 18. MR. Percy Spender, the Australian Minister for the Army, announced to day that of the members of the A.I.F. posted as missing, over half have been traced. Hundreds have rejoined their units, while others were in hospital. The remainder were prisonersReuter - 54 words
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Article44 1941-09-20 9 London. S«>t. 19. TTHK leader of the British economic 1 mission to Moscow, Mr. L. Cadbury, is back m Britain. He will confer with Lord Beaverbrook, Miniver of SuDp!y. who is to head the British delegation to the forthcoming An glo-Russian-tnlted States talks— Renter.Reuter - 44 words
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Advertisement92 1941-09-20 9 Va macaroni MALAnUIMI ®i iu^ VERMICELLI SPAGHETTI TRAVERS iPERFECTION m sw mm "i O UAUTL ship HiiiiHHV^ BRAND CEREALS jfiu*t tfil£is /iVMi^uW. V'n i bssfC- a A BLENDED \-d£tfk\ CIGARETTE «w«to s£ A NEW PRODUCT BY j?^--~~£^' THE W^OMMETORS OF s *^=*r fl lade m (Dngland. Axe» r«c avc Parangs92 words
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Advertisement179 1941-09-20 9 |\)o^teVa9" c Sole Agents: THEATRE ROYAL (12th day) To-day 3 Shows 215. 6 9 40 P. M. The picture that made the fans crazy to see many a time. Still drawing crowded houses "KACHA DEVAYANI" with T. R. RA JKUMARI *Sc SEENU at their best MARLBOROUGH Matinee only To-day To-morrow179 words
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Miscellaneous333 1941-09-20 9 Broadc asting TO-DAY SINGAPORE 7.I1L tU a >1» a/ea. /.HP.l M.M m S.U a/ea. ZHP.i 4158 m C.17S a/ea. KRP3 II. U m '»a/(t ZHL, ZHF1, 7.HPJ and ZHT3. 10 a.m. "Songs ol the Malaysian Isles" recorded; 11 a.m. Radha Rart party; 11 45 a.m. Interval; 12 noon, A recorded333 words
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Miscellaneous47 1941-09-20 9 layed from Lor-fon: t.45 p.m. News In Arublc; 9.06 p.m. News In French; 9.30 Hindustani music; 9.30 p.m. Hindustani programme Including news commentary relayed from London; 10 p.m. Malay music; 10.15 p.m. Weekly news review in Malay; 10. 10 p.m. News in Mandarin; 10.45 p.m. Close down.47 words
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Article304 1941-09-20 10 Warning So*nded By First Lord London, Sept. 19. pONSIDERATION of the difficulties "-mounted may rightly give Britain confidence and courage for the stern and testing times which lie ahead, declared the British First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. A. V. Alexander, at a luncheon In LondonReuter - 304 words
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Article220 1941-09-20 10 Jackson (Mich.i, Sept. 19. THE possibility that "landplanes," presumably at my bombers, might b». used in the Battle of the Atlantic was Indicated by the Assistant War t Secretary, Mr. John McCloy, in a speech to the Michigan Bar Association to-day, reports Reuter. He declaredReuter - 220 words
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124 1941-09-20 10 London, Sept. 19. AURORA Borealis has affected IX wireless reception In munv parts of the world. After having continued 5u r of electrical sunspots. the dis.urbancc snowed no abatement this afternoon, according to observatory officials, who say it is one of the mas' violent ever recorded.Reuter - 124 words
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Article110 1941-09-20 10 London, Sept. 19. rE news that President Roosevelt has asked Ccngress for a further $6, COO, 000, 000 for the Lease-Lend progr.imme was greeted enthusiastically yesterday by the British Press. The Daily Telegraph declared that th- application for surh a stupendous vote is an impressive s quelReuter - 110 words
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378 1941-09-20 10 Teheran, Sept. 19. THE whereabouts of the ex-Shah of Persia are not known, but it is believed he is in the neighbourhood of Isphahan. The police are taking precautions against tribesmen of southern Iran, who are now stalking the ex-Shah, intent on takingReuter - 378 words
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Article79 1941-09-20 10 London. Sept. 19. THE recent tide of anger against the German Ambassador in Buenos Aires reached its climax to-dav, when two bombs were thrown at the embassy. No great damatre was done and nobody was hurt Earlier this week, the German Ambassador, von Thurmann. hidReuter - 79 words
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85 1941-09-20 10 London, Sept. 19. |T Is oilicially stated that a Dutch sub1 marine operating with the Royal Navy m the Mediterranean has sunk a 1 200- ton Italian falling vessel Ly gunfire and torpedred an Italian supply ship of 6.000 torn which was seen to sinkReuter - 85 words
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640 1941-09-20 11 DELOW is given the full card of events at Ipoh to-day, v the final day of the Perak Turf Club's September meeting. The double totes will be on races three and five and seven and nine, and the big sweep will be drawn on640 words
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Article180 1941-09-20 11 SELECTIONS for to-day's race at Ipoh are: STRAITS TIMES Race I: Teddy Boy, Micky Rooney. Race 2: Jaguar. Celloftrt. Race 3: First Ra, Grofmo. Race 4: Mill Rush, Scotch Melody. Race 5: Lined Up, Counsel. Race 6: Moonwin, Tiderace. Race 7: Lover's Fite, Pro Patria Race 8:180 words
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277 1941-09-20 11 Spartans Beat Tengah 4— 0 In Cud Game Spartans 4; K.A.F. iren«ah) a. MAKING their debut this seasan. the Spartans ell-nißiUd the R.A.F. 'Tetiirah) from the S.A.F.y riial'wngr Cap competition at Anson Riad stadium yesterday, winning f.-ur-nil. m. impressive at (be start, th* vwrtam revealed fine form mute the Inn277 words
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198 1941-09-20 11 S.C.C. TENNIS RESULTS FURTHER TIES rUE loUowing are the result* of yesterday's ties m the B.C.C. autumn tennis tournament: Men's Doubles Handicap: Ft.-Lt A W. i Reynell and W. H. Drooglever (—15.2) heat! M. W. Col? and K. J. Tovey < +2) S— 7. 6—3, 6—3:6 3: N. W. Bcbine198 words
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Article44 1941-09-20 11 II the Y.M.C.A. bad bad a better for1 ward line y-sUre'ay thry mould hare easily beaten the Royal Aim; Ordnance Corps at hockey. As it was they were just able to bold the Corps to a draw of three coals alL44 words
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Article131 1941-09-20 11 TO-DAY SOCCER: KfK»»e dlvfaiwi. R.A.F. vs. Cblnrte Athlrtlr, Ansoa Road SUdiu.n; second division (a), R.A. (B.M.I t«. Moravia, BlaJianc Mali; second division (b), I.A. v«. Naval Base Indians, Farrer Park; Post Office vs. Wanderers, P.O.; KranJI ts. Stamford, Kranjl. The 8.C.C. bare firm the Manchester* a walkover131 words
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Article233 1941-09-20 11 "Seagate Stable" To Have Good Day (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Sept. *>• "CEAOATK Stable's" candidates. Moonwln, Lady iustre, Ualnuin and School Boy. •should be winners to-day, the final day of th« Perak meeting. The going Is food. Moonwin w nt exceedingly well, and 1* 'tronpv fancl-d233 words
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Article197 1941-09-20 11 DETECTIVE Branch and Marin* division, with 15 pcints. won the Denham Cup at the Police Depot last ni£ht. when the finals of the Southern Settlement police ch&mrk>n«hips were derided Mr. O. C. Denham. a former In-spector-General of Police. BS.. who donated the cup many years aaro. nresertpd197 words
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68 1941-09-20 11 THE Combined R A. S.C. and K-LA.S.C. 1 im -rd their hockey sexwn wMh a victory by ttr odd cnal In upven aver the KC.RC. at Hong Urn Oreen y»ter«!ay. The Srvl<-« t«im whtrh irclurled lee A l > Lc!:e, a former Perak Stat-68 words
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385 1941-09-20 11 THE Singapore Turf Clul/s Winter meeting 1 1941 will be held at Buklt Timah on Saturday. Nov. 8, Wednesday, Nov. 12, and Saturday, Nov. 15, according to the official programme Issued yesterday. Entries will close at noon on Tuesday, Oct. 38. Horses m classes385 words
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Advertisement261 1941-09-20 11 V stands for VICTORY for Great Britain and her Allies, who are fi&htin£ for the Freedom of the oppressed nations that await the day when would stand for VANQUISHED for their oppressors. For us this letter also stands VALUE Full Value for their i§Pfi^ money, for those who have O^261 words
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228 1941-09-20 12 DUFF COOPER GREATLY PLEASED WITH DEFENCES IN THE FAR EAST Batavia, Sept. 19. "/^REAT Drit.iin will not sit idly by and allow the Neth'erlands Indies to be attacked. Mutual understanding between the British and the Dutch could not be better." Thus declared Mr.Reuter - 228 words
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196 1941-09-20 12 Bangkok, Sept. 19. "U7E tuke off our hats to Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert BrookePopham, Commander-in-Chief, Far East, for the happy manner m which he ovnro«(>(i hi« nnrtprstanriincr nf he expressed his understanding or Thailand m the course of a recentReuter - 196 words
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193 1941-09-20 12 CO-OPERATION BETWEEN CHINA BURMA GROWING Rangoon, Sept. 29. THE inter-dependence of the security of China and Burma on each other was emphasized by the leader of the Chinese delegation, Mr. T. K. Tseng, at the opening of the Sino-Burmese negotiations on Chinese emigration into Burma this morning. Mr. Tseng, whoseReuter - 193 words
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189 1941-09-20 12 Bangkok. Sept. 19. BY 42 votes to 21, the Thai National Assembly this afternoon threw out a private member's bill which sought a ban on the entry cf foreigners of all nationalities into Thailand in view of the present critical internationalReuter - 189 words
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Article149 1941-09-20 12 Chungking, Sept. 19. rO Chinese Government scientific parties have completed preparations to observe the eclipse of the sun to-morrow the first lotnl eclinse to be observed in the populous areas of China In 500 years. The eclipse this year will throw a shadow across 51,000Reuter - 149 words
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Article121 1941-09-20 12 I.cndon. Sept. 19. A MESSAGE from T»kio says that more than 50 members of the staff of the Russian embassy there yesterday left with their wires to return to Russia. Anv»ng them was the wife of the Russian Ambassador, M Smetanin. No reason is riven for this121 words
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426 1941-09-20 12 GERMANS LOSE 112 PLANES IN DAY IN DOGFIGHTS AND ON THE GROUND Ixmdon, Sept. 19. IN the central sector of the Eastern Front, Marshal Timo- shenko is keeping up his attacks. Many new successes in this sector are reported in the latest MoscowReuter - 426 words
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Article103 1941-09-20 12 New York, Sept. 19. NEARLY 2M American pursuit planes are frying nish»d u> Russia In response to a Soviet plea for concrete American assistance, n-ell-informed quarters revealed here to-dav. Planes turned over to Britain under the I.enri-Leise Act were released to Russia at the request103 words
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