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Title Section39 1941-09-22 1 FINAL EDTN. The Straits Times (ESTABLISHED NEARLY A GSNTUR7T MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER -LARGEST NET SALES 12 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1941 PRU E 5 CENTS The Straits Times 12 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1941. PRICE 5 CENTS.39 words
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Advertisement135 1941-09-22 1 For Up-to-date TAILORING MIEN CHONG 14 I oirtnan SI.. Spore. Phonr 4818 iftr Available— Suit Lengthi •Kwkville' Suiting— U.S.A. WAIN SHIEI.I.'S In Silk and Wool Alto AMERICAN SHARKSKIN In various colours For A COOL DAY'S WEAR ROB I A TOOTALS NOVELTY VOILE Latest Designs a 4- dl 48-50 High Street,135 words
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Advertisement100 1941-09-22 1 SINOAPOR* 140 VKCtL ST. CPHONB S47JJ HPHE Borneo Company Limited is pleased to announce that it has been appointed Sole Agent m Singapore and Kuala Lumpur (m addition to Penang and Ipoh) for the products of the well-known firm W.A. SHEAFFER PEN COMPANY INC. FOUNTAIN PENS, PENCILS AND SKRIP Service100 words
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Advertisement158 1941-09-22 1 KUALA LVMFUR 2i lAVA CPHONt. *****. 4 50 AHRACTIVE AMERICAN DAY DRESSES FROil $7 50 EACH Fj^^P 24 ASSORTED DAY FROCKS (jf V FROM $3.50 EACH. 7^^M^ ODIMENTS IN HATS AND FLOWERS TO BE JK~}>\ N SOLO AT BAR G AI PRICES. KJ^^mM^P v©^ stocks must be cleared HfVx V-(4t^158 words
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Advertisement11 1941-09-22 1 ELSIE MARY Battery Road. Mormn& AX: >n Evening Dresses Tel. 477211 words
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Obituary20 1941-09-22 2 BATES— At Kota Bahru. Kelantan, an Sunday Sept. 21, 1941. Martin Philip Bates. Agod «7. Ceylon papers please copy.20 words
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Advertisement478 1941-09-22 2 EBPIK To Isla, wife of Mr. J. R. Espie. on 21st September at the General Hoepital, Singapore, a son. SITUATIONS VACANT When applying tat any p»Hltn« adTtrUted In th«K column* wnd copies of U*tta»onial». Do not tend originate. WANTED. A Chinese subscriptions clerk, with some knowledge of accotints and typewriting.478 words
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Advertisement477 1941-09-22 2 SITUATION WANTED STRAITS-BORN CHINESE wtUl knowledge of English and Chinese seeks employment M Store-keeper, Cashier or bill collector. Security furnished bond or cash ($6,000) Box 283, Straits Times. PERSONAL JEN alive and well. Jock killed enemy action Write and try meet Singapore. C DOMESTIC SERVANTS AND WORKMEN. MALAYA SERVANTS AGENCY.477 words
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Advertisement544 1941-09-22 2 HOUSES ACCOMMO-I DATION WANTED WANTED, fully furnished house with 3 or more bedrooms In Caldecott Hill or TangUn Ana. Box 333. Strait* Times. AMERICAN COUPLE require modern furnished small houfo or bungalow, good location, garage modern sanitation. Phone No. 2031. 1NGI.ISH FAMILY require furnished houst for six months from Nov.544 words
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Advertisement701 1941-09-22 2 LOST LOST. Smooth haired black dog tan-mark-ings St docked tail, age 6 month. Tanglln district Finder rewarded. Any Information appreciated. Phone 7539. EDUCATIONAL FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL I-A Kn-k Terrace. Singapore MALAYA'S PREMIER SCHOOL OP MUSIC The Hlgkest Standard at tuition Kindergarten from age 4 to DhMomma. Enrol sityttmo. phone701 words
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Advertisement642 1941-09-22 2 EYE EXAMINATIONS. EYEGLASSES. EXCLUSIVELY iThc3mp/on \jptical c? 4. AKCAUB BI.OC. PHONE MX R A. Thompson. Dr of Ocular Sclenr* 35 years' F.uropean Clinical Experience. PIANOS PIANO WANTED by European State price and Make. Box No 991. Straits Times. MOTORING LESSONS Rapid Course In MOTOR DRIVTNO taught licences obtained. My car642 words
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Advertisement553 1941-09-22 2 BUSINESS CARDS ETC. ro« a SPECIALIST MASSAGE HALL MANICURE AND MASSAGE Mr*. HARU and Mlaa HANA. 60. WATERLOO STREET. Telephone 7467. TENDERS GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION Tenders will be received at the Office ot ihe Director of Public Works, 8.5., P.W.D, Singapore, up to noon of the 18th Septem9«r, 1941, for the553 words
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Advertisement447 1941-09-22 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS P. 0. BRITISH INDIA N. Y. K. LINE. AND APCAR LINE. T0 JAPAN incorporateo cn.i»d. SINGAPORE TO KANMON. KOBE PEMNSI I.AR AMI OKIKMAI 8. > CO MAII PASSKNCKR \SV (AKCO AND YOKOHAMA. SERVK E Tht nni ponlbte «ervlce> arc oem« mala- TO INDIA Uinrd Bj thr P 4447 words
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Advertisement488 1941-09-22 3 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. BLUE FUNNEL LINE. Frequent Sailings to United Kingdom. Dates are not guaranteed, all cargo bookings subject to Conference War Clauses. WESTERN 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)488 words
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Advertisement232 1941-09-22 3 HOTELS RAFFLES HOTir to-night DINNER and DANCE (informal) 8 p.m. to midnight c^rew. BUSTER MAGGIE niVNKK U-M NUN-UIMKKa THURSDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER "BATTLE OF BRITAIN" DANCE and CABARET m aid off the CHURCHILL TANK FUND DANCE HOSTESSES EXTENSION 2 A.M. TICKETS $1.85 SUNDAY EVENING IN THE PALM COURT MILITARY BAND CONCERT232 words
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Article347 1941-09-22 4 DULL OPENING BUT PRICES UNCHANGED (By Our FinancU 1 Correspondent) Singapore, Sept. 22. THE share markets opened quietly this morning and neither buyers nor sellers showed any Inclination to deal On Saturday all sections continued dull throughout the day and only a small volume of business was347 words
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Article176 1941-09-22 4 $10,000,000 RAISED IN APRIL THE F.M.S. Government in the first four months of this year collected $10,405,038 more than the proportionate estimate and expened $7,539,302 less than the proportionate estimate. The accounts for April were it sued en Saturday and they show that revenue, including receipts under176 words
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Article67 1941-09-22 4 Dow Jones Averages New York, Sept. JO. THE following were Dow Jones aver1 ages on the New York Stock Exchange and Commodity Exchange to-day and yesterday Sept 19 Sept. 2$ 30 Industrials 125 95 127 54 20 Rails 29.40 29 02 16 Utilities 18.22 18.70 4067 words
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Article80 1941-09-22 4 Singapore, M«mUt. Scat M, mnl ■nm Seflen Price* Price* no. a bvs.s. (Spat loose) UK U% No U E.S.B. t.a.b. to caaa* September 3»H 39% (i.F.A.Q. 8.8.S 1.«.j kl bain September 3*V 4 HH 7.A.Q. 8.8.5. fa b ta bale* September S7* M POTUEK QUOTATIONS80 words
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Article173 1941-09-22 4 £fce fotlowtnf an ibe aettaxmt rrnto tbb nc-TDlng according to Ifct dally circ>j*j utu». M the Hongknns un Shancfia) gwHra Corporation UUIMO L0D0OD I.I 1/4 1/1) London demand 1/4 1/13 Swiuerland (T.T. only) 302 48 New York demand 47.10 Montreal demand 61. U Butavia demand St. 71 Samarang demand173 words
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404 1941-09-22 4 Kempas, Sungei Bagan And Kedah Earn More TTHREE dollar rubber companies Issued their annual reports and accounts over the week-end. They were Kempas Ltd., 3ingci Baprur. Rubber Co. Ltd. and Kedah Rubber Co. Ltd. Kempas report states that the profit, after making provision for404 words
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Article37 1941-09-22 4 rE directors of Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd. have declared an interim dividend of three per cent, on the ordinary stock, payable on Dec. 1 This is the same rate that has been paid foe several years past.37 words
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Advertisement423 1941-09-22 4 UGLY FAT GOES QUICK Hew Scientific Remedy Mdwatw by Doctors, Nurses and Public |MaHßjsaa_^Bjßsaa; la rfcaaai FATNBW fccauawlavaaaiawlrmlcaa. dkka ol üm bod? wbarakf W W Ivm poatoaa «re abaofbal V > I m al IsVkaMi, that Mida* W M )M fl <m> Mrpafaa7sMcMd<S I fl I TOjl t*** I w>iifc»an«»a»t(«iafr(au423 words
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Advertisement69 1941-09-22 4 LOST LOST: Puppy, half Alsatian, grey with black nose, answers name "Tommy." Lmst seen Saturday, Chancery Lane area. Tel. *****. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. I, P/O Noel Francis Henkel of Singapore, hereby withdraw the Notice concerning my Wife. Jean Stewart Henkel, which appeared In The69 words
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Advertisement155 1941-09-22 4 AN OrrORTl-MT? FOR ALL TO CONTRIBUTE TO BRITAIN'S CAUSE. OUR CINEMAS THIS WEEK-END GIVE THEIR ALL TO SPEED ENGLAND'S VICTORY. SO, BRING THE FAMILY ALONG! TO-NIGHT Tea Dansant from 730 p.m. After-Dinner Dance, 930 12 JO-NIGHT SEE HOW EDWARD G. ROBINSON SCORE HIS GREAT TRIUMPH m and as -THIS MAN155 words
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Advertisement552 1941-09-22 4 PUBLIC NOTICES McALISTER C? COMPANY, LIMITED. Notice Is hereby given that the Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from Thursday, 25th September to Monday. 23th September, both days inclusive. By Order of the Board. MCALISTKR AND COMPANY, LJaOTKD. H. 9. RAX, Secretary NOTICE. NOTICE at hereby gtten that552 words
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Advertisement328 1941-09-22 4 ALLENBY RUBBER CO- LTD, (Incorporated In the P.M. 8.) Notice Is hereby given that a First Interim Dividend of 5"o In respect of the Financial Year ending 28th February. 1942. nan been declared payable to Shareholders on the Re. glster on mi October. 1941. And Notice is also hereby given328 words
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Miscellaneous73 1941-09-22 4 SINGAPORE TIDE TABLES To- day H.W. 11 28 am. 9 5 ft; 11 39 p.m. 10.4 ft. L.W. 5 14 am. 1.6 ft; 5.20 p.m. 2 ft. To- morrow H.W. 11.59 am. 9.7 L.W. 5.46 a.m. 1.6 ft; 5.58 pm. 1.8 ft. Wednesday, oept. 24. H.W. 00.20 a.m. 10.4 ft;73 words
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Advertisement145 1941-09-22 5 TO-DAY 3 SHOWS 2 p.m. 6 p.m 9.45 p.m. ALHAMBRA 31 REELS PACKED WITH THRILLS MYSTERY WILL BE SCREENED IN ITS ENTIRETY AM AUNT Of ROBOT MONSTERS CONTROLLED BY THi CUNNING Of A CRAZED SCIENTIST! Ih m 0 MB? OPENING WED. 24th SEPT. At 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. Proceeds145 words
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Advertisement286 1941-09-22 5 PAVILION \LASTDAY TO-DAY rftTiiiivw 6 15 9 15 QNLY aaaaj* wT jm Brj ffll 1 ||^^^fl BIiOHN WARWICK TO-DAY AT 3.15 ONLY /{'A^ CT^ Bb Amazing m HKC RA&OS <*t^k H^B^ ■UUUOKIC RAMBCAU HENRY TRAVCRS MtLCS MANOCR Produced and dir»ct*«l by CRCCORY L* CAVA &c«e«< •>!«» b» A,IU« Scon and286 words
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Advertisement152 1941-09-22 5 SEASON tXTENDED! POSITIVELY LAST DAY! CAPITOL 3.15- 6.15 -9.15 DARING, EXCITING ENTERTAINMENT FOR THOSE BIG ENOUGH TO UNDERSTAND! ftj^Blßjw CHARLES BOYER JBI T T^v and BaP^Bf i *r~-r' *•>. BY" 'j*^ MARGARET SULLAVAN ■k >^d FANNIE lIITRBTS world-read novel WmSw 'BACK STREET 1 Latest METROTONE NEWS-OF-THK-DAV (By Clipper Air Express)152 words
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Article1133 1941-09-22 6 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPT. 22, 1941. (750th. Day Of The War.) Good Stewardship Malignant critics of the British Empire delight to picture much of it, at all events, as shackled by the financial chains of the City of London. In Malaya this myopia is :;ot unknown, although Malaya's1,133 words
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899 1941-09-22 6 London Letter BRITAIN PREPARES FOR "ALL-OUT" TANK WEEK By Cable Day And Night Production To Aid Soviet Ally By Our Own Correspondent London, Sept. 19. pREAT BRITAIN'S giant tank workshops are "warming up to-day for the great "all tanks for Russia" spurt which starts on Monday morning. Lord Beaverbrook's appeal899 words
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Article414 1941-09-22 6 Malayans In Whom Spirit Is Lacking To the Editor of the Straits Tints Sir,— I agree entirely with your cor- respondent's observations about the "V" 1 badges in Thursday's issue of the Straits Times. Government and some commercial firms have done a good Job in publicising the Victory idea,414 words
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Article318 1941-09-22 6 Greatest Act Possible In Life Of Man To the Editor of the Straits Times I Sir. Ytour correspondent "Anti- j Humbug," in his letter in your i&>ue of Sept. 19, while deprecating discussion. < yet claims conversely to provide your readers with food for thought, with a318 words
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Letter192 1941-09-22 6 M.B.C. As Servant Of The Public! To the Editor of the Straits Tim«s Sir.— Now for my complaints about broadcasting! Why do we have to wait for the woman announcer in the morning, after the French news? Could she not have an extra yawn after announcing the programme? Next,192 words
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Letter186 1941-09-22 6 Ex-Shah Who Worked Tn A Stable Tn the i:Jit >r of the Straits Tim Sir In your article to-day on Riza [Chen, you mentioned that he was a man of little education. I thought the 'o'lowing might be of interest to you: In my fathers scnoo) m England186 words
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Letter227 1941-09-22 6 To the Edit3r of m? Straits i Sir.- It is more than amusins to read m your Issue of Sept. 19 the rejoinder cf "C" to "Father of Four." "C" claims for American systems of education, as exemplified tn the Philippines, results tnat he classes as enormj ous advances227 words
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Letter82 1941-09-22 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir, We office workeis are very grateful to the Sh^apore Traction Company for '•unninj? buses along Bukit Timah Road '.o Finlayson Green during office hours, out may I suggest that during holiJa>s and after office hours buses shc.ul.1 ran to Beanh82 words
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Letter41 1941-09-22 6 To the Editor of the IMH H»« Sir,— I wholeheartedly tupporl your correspondent "CPR" Tli* tt<-*ct ramp must be stamped *nt ar.jl oiriy the police can do It Exemplary punishment maii Da fciv«n to the rackete«ra- Yours eU, CTNEFAi"41 words
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Advertisement208 1941-09-22 6 i H3L\ q I qJJjmA Office <&J* Guaranteca timekeeper, Swiss 3 day jewelled lever movement, rustless case. 6 In. dial SlB Vk 23 8 27 10 32 14 ID numeral WM^Zm{[j£!^ keys make I isurinI imple. I'ortabte tlectru anil I manual models m various I rapacities available from 9 D'Alme'.da208 words
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Advertisement55 1941-09-22 6 THE COMMON SENSE OF NUDISM. by George Reley Scott. The author brines clarity of mind and common serae to bear upon a sane, accurate, (rank comprehensive survey of th? whole Nudist movement. Price $3.80 Postage 30c. Q. H. KIAT A CO., LTD.. C A 8. Robinson Eoiul Singapore. JOHN DUKE55 words
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879 1941-09-22 7 "Scorched Earth" Policy Pursued 40 PER CENT. OF NAZI FORCES AT LENINGRAD WIPED OUT [Red Army Is Said To Be Besieging Smolensk KIEV, capital of the Ukraine, has been evacuated by the Soviet forces after days of intensive fighting in which the fiermansReuter - 879 words
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343 1941-09-22 7 Moscow, Sept. 22. FOR several days the German forces before Leningrad have been unable to advance a single 3tep farther towards the city, says a dispatch from the front. Powerful artillery fire has driven the Nazis back to hastily dug trenches and dutr-outs.Reuter - 343 words
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Article210 1941-09-22 7 London, Sept. 22. "WE need tanks, more tanks— and yet more tanks," says M. Maisky, Soviet Ambassador to Britain, in a stirring appeal to Britain which coincides with the opening to-day of the "tanks for Russia" week. Tanks built Jn Britain this week will be210 words
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Article556 1941-09-22 7 Russo Bulgarian Rupture Likely London, Sept. 22. |£ING Boris of Bulgaria, accompanied by army chiefs, is believed to be on his way to a conference with Hitler, Ribbentrop, Field-Marshal von Brauchitsch and Adm. Raeder, said the National Broadcasting Company's correspondent, broadcasting from Ankara. It isReuter - 556 words
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Article, Illustration29 1941-09-22 7 King George of Britain photographed with Ring Peter of Yugoslavia at Buckingham Palace when members of the Royal Families and heads of the Governments of Allied countries were entertained.29 words
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60 1941-09-22 7 Tokio, Sept. 22. DART of the Japanese forces station 1 ed at the southern bases in French Indo-Chlna are to carry out largescale manoeuvres on the plains of Cambodia, according to a Saigon telegram. The manoeuvres will be followed In October by big reviews in whichReuter - 60 words
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Article67 1941-09-22 7 'piiE eclipse of the sun was observed yesterday In Russia, China and Japan, according to Reuter and United Press messages. Observations were made by a Russian scientific expedition sent to Kazilord In Kazakhstan, by Chinese and Russian and other foreign scientists m the Chinese village or Lintao67 words
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Article237 1941-09-22 7 Vichy Decree Follows PetaiiTs Broadcast Vichy, Sept. 22. MARSHAL Petain, Vichy Premier, has published a decree in the official journal establishing special criminal courts in each colony along the lines of the new special terrorist courts in Paris and the provinces, says United Press. The courtsReuter - 237 words
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189 1941-09-22 7 LondJn, Sept. 22. "UR. Churchill is as anxious as any m man to take offensive action, but such action taken too soon, without full preparations merely because people called for it, would be far worse than waiting to deliver a blow when it would be189 words
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188 1941-09-22 7 London, Sept. 22. I AST week's British air losses restorr-d the balance m Britain's favour after the score had been against her for several week>. Seventy-one Axis machines were definitely destroyed m western Europe and the Middl? East, while the Briti li lostReuter - 188 words
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Article42 1941-09-22 7 Berlin. Se;).. 2J. "JIRmSH bombers on Saturday mirht undertook systematic nuisnncv raids over scuth-western Own 111 Indivkiu; I advanced or. B-rlii planes and anti-aircraft ba-'< t down two planes." ftates an official Berlin communique —United Press.42 words
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355 1941-09-22 7 London, Sept. 22. THE tide of the Far Eastern struggle seems to be turning definitely in China's favour," declared the Chinese Ambassador, Dr. V. K. Wellington Koo, broadcasting last night. Declaring that fighting is in progress in several sectorsReuter - 355 words
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690 1941-09-22 7 Huricanes Spitfires Force Way To Targets For British Bombers London, Sept. 22. pERMAN fighter planes and shipping and targets in (>er-man-occupied territory suffered heavily at the weekend, when the K.A.F. carried out extensive daylight sweeps. The Luftwaffe lost 21 Messerschmitts to theReuter - 690 words
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Advertisement100 1941-09-22 7 Baaaaaa^k^K Jr i'-i a^^H ever went into a frying-pan. lilllilil There's a good feed— and an [tfild 111 economical one, too m every I■II i pound of our tasty S.C.S. Sausages. i r They are made m our own spotless fj 11 1 1 .1 ■I J I kitchens with100 words
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304 1941-09-22 8 Regular Support Continued By Cold Storage Employees ADDITIONS to The War Fund are asain below the average to-day and the total is advanced by sliffhtly under $600 to s».KiM,»:;o.t»l. Employees throughout Malaya of the Singapore Cold Storage Co. Ltd., and Cold Storage Creameries304 words
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Article144 1941-09-22 8 Services Held At Two Synagogues SINCArORES 1,500 Jews are t>day iilmnhH tiie dawn of a New Year r>lo2 The usual services are being i held -it Uw qnucoffOM at Oxley Ri3e .\i.d Waterk>o Street-. Met commonly Known as Kosli Hasiiana, Mie Jewish New Year cels!>r;iti<:n is144 words
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Article135 1941-09-22 8 HER.\LDING the arrival oi Ramadan, the month of fasting for Mohammedans, gongs were sounded by all mosques m Singapore la-»t night. The new moon was first observed m B&tu Pahat, and word swiftly spread to all Mohammedan communities throughout Malaya. To-day, the first day of135 words
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Article136 1941-09-22 8 RESTRICTIONS on the export ol goods ♦roai Johfire are r.ow tifht-.-ned by the lntrodoctlon of »n order pubU>h«l m the Johon- OovemnKnt Gaz tt-. Il prohibits, pxcrpt under psrmlt Ul i at all except to pert of the British Empin- i other than B3r» and Hong136 words
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Article67 1941-09-22 8 MUAR CHIANG CHUAN ASSN. i •Tom Our Own CorrespoDdent Muar. Sept. 31. Ai;IMNKi: «os held at the Chianf > Chuan AanciaUon. when their new buUdii* was visited by Mr. Justice Manvine. Mrs Manning. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. I Howitt. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Foriyth. Mr. N L. Alexanier.67 words
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Article54 1941-09-22 8 :ki:id of ths S.S. Police will play under the direction of Mr. J. C. Hitch at Farrer Park at 5.30 pm. to-morrow: March, "Holy Hood." K. J. AUord: Overture. '-UiMApiel." Kelei Beia-. Selection. "Country Oirl." Moncktsa; Valie. "Rnsueno Seductor." Rosas: Patro!. "Wee MacGregor.~ H. G. Airt-rrs; Seler'.ic-. •Ur.d«-r54 words
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Article31 1941-09-22 8 MX. W. J. Parke has been appointed Chief Police OfflMr, Muar. m sue- cession to Mr. P. H. Andrews who has b«Pii ~r/>nted leave prior to retirement. I31 words
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Article144 1941-09-22 8 RAM afM noil'l Dsmmnr Dance rinformalt p.m. to Midnight. c.RKvr woßi.n Caborct: Tea Dane? from 7.30 p m. 1.-Ur Danre 9JO to 11 pm. Globe: Tnis Man li.-uU-r sky: Bandits of Th* Air. Him fill AlUt UUppv World! River*! End. Seaside: Holy Terror. Nr-M IVORI.n rmlldrc, Thratref and Cir.eniOo.144 words
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36 1941-09-22 8 MR. Alfred Duff Cooper, British Cabinet Minister, will address members of the Rotary (nub of Singapore at their luncheon meeting at the Adelphi Hotel on Oct. 1.36 words
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Article25 1941-09-22 8 THOUSANDS of people m Singapore were disappointed yesterday when an overcast sky prevented them from observing the eclipse of the sun.25 words
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125 1941-09-22 8 it 'Hie Cincnut In The Xav." (Bud Aaa*tt ua 1.-ju Castelto. liu-k P«*eH and Ihr Andrrm Si-tn I nivrrul. At the Capitol. THY. new comeJy team of Bud Abbott aad Lou CosteUo score again In this hilarl- ous film of a famous crooner125 words
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Article, Illustration47 1941-09-22 8 Mr. and Mrs. E. L. S. Jennings, icho icerc married tt St. Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday. Mr. Jennings is on the ftaff of the Straits Times. Mrs. Jennings was formerly Miss AHson Dpas, elder daughter of Mr. Charles Dyas. Superintendent. S.H.B. Police, and Mrs. Dyas of Singapore.47 words
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148 1941-09-22 8 PR discussions with Mr. Alfred Duff Cooper, British Minister of State who has established his Far East headquarters at Singapore for a War Cabinet mission, the British Ambassador in Chungking. Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, arrives here by plane yesterday. Sir Archibald will be148 words
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692 1941-09-22 8 New York, Sept. 21. JAPAN for a decade has followed a southward timetable wh'ch, while not so explosive and exact as the Nazi type, has carried her through economic penetration and military adventure closer and closer to her two ultimate objectives,692 words
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1277 1941-09-22 8 Additional Duty On Large Incomes Proposed AEUB-COMA1ITTEE of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association appointed to consider and make recommendations regarding the War Tax Ordinance for submission to Government has suggested an all-round increase in the existing rates of tax the lowering of1,277 words
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Article113 1941-09-22 8 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore B:ihru. Sept. 21. /CONVICTED on a charge of causing grievous hurt wiUi a parang to a tellow labourer. Mariappan, at Ulu Remis Estate, Rengam. on Auk. 1. Retnam. a Tamil, was sentenced to nine months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Manning113 words
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Article38 1941-09-22 8 Lieut. R. H. Bell has bern appointed to art as Group Commander, Johorr Defeat-? Corps. Segwnal. during tbe leave on absence of Capt. H. L. Deipard. and wfll bold tbe 1 rank of captain »hfle U that capacity.38 words
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Advertisement26 1941-09-22 8 sln^wa^nnnnTn v/l BcUjfl £?aV rjff of the runny i. flt| .-'>" attractive varieties of Biscuits made by this §!/>» 1 ASSORTED i^diM^P^ ——■——a— —a— a— Worimt 1 «w—26 words
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425 1941-09-22 9 Scheme To Demonstrate Possibilities On Island SINGAPORE is likely to harvest its first crop of rice in three months. The experiment of growing padi on the island has been started by Singapore's Chief Health Officer, Dr. J. W. Scharff. on a piece of land at425 words
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Article67 1941-09-22 9 ASSIGNED to set a photographic Interview with Generalissimo and Madame Cliiang Kai-shek, Mr. Ray Olsen. cameraman attached to the Australian pictorial magazine Plx, arrived In Singapore from Sydney yesterday. Mr. Olsen will be doing a "coverage" of Malaya, Thailand and Burma before going on to Chungking,67 words
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Article22 1941-09-22 9 THE Exequatur empowering Senor Don Walter Montenegro to act as Consul-General of Bolivia at Singapore has received the King's signature.22 words
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Article60 1941-09-22 9 DR. L. W. Evans Is officiating as Chief Medical Offic.r, Penan*. Mr. O. W. Webo is acting u Protector ot Chinese, Malacca, and has also been appo nt> Superintendent frf Prisons In that Settle mt! Mr. E. D. Tlemlng U acting as Immigrant Officer. Straits Settlements, and Mr.60 words
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Article28 1941-09-22 9 A talk on "Books To Read" will be given from the Singapore broadcasting station at .15 pjn. to-day by Mrs K. E. Savage Bailey, librarian of Raffles Library.28 words
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Article27 1941-09-22 9 The Postal Department notify that no mails from the United Kingdom were conveyed by the east-bound British Overseas Airways Corporation nytngboat which arrived to Sic^aporc yesterday afternoon.27 words
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70 1941-09-22 9 |UEW additions to Johore'4 Emer- rency Regulations published m the Johore Government Gacette provide for the formation of the General Auxiliary Service whose duti.s include the manning of control rooms, operation of telephones, the performance of similar auxiliary duties at various points, and the provision70 words
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Article85 1941-09-22 9 DEGULATION6 restricting: the move- ments of sea craft at Penang hare been gazetted. No native sailing craft, other than fishing craft working from and licensed m Penang or Province Wellesley, is allowed to enter Penang HarIxiur unless passed by the examining officer, who will provide85 words
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Article131 1941-09-22 9 flB? Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, as honorary treasurers of the Malaya Patriotic Pund, announces receipt o! the following additional donations to the Pund, making a total of $2,936,162.20 received up to last Wednesday: Further donation from Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Dawfon $1,000:131 words
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75 1941-09-22 9 COB the first time m the history of Malaya, an Indian singing competition will be held at the Happy World Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 19. from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight. Prizes will be given away— three for women, three for men, three for children,75 words
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Article172 1941-09-22 9 /CONTRIBUTIONS to the Churchill Tank V pund include donations of $1,850 each from two Chinese residents of Malacca. Details are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stephens $18.50; W'.men of Pulo Bukom Club $18.50; Mr. an.l Mrs. D. R. Howgill $18.50: Ong Hln Malacca, $1,850; Chan172 words
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Advertisement182 1941-09-22 9 Years of experience m the production and blending of wines has culminated m a Sherry consistent m H?2ni quality, possessing an appetising B^ JJ3&I&wJXAVERgJ»Jgo*i^J J3&l& w JXAVERgJ»Jgo*i^ SH 7 cinq DOPERITE BAKELITE WARE To Malaya EVERYTHING IN BAKELITE Bakelite Table and Bedlamps. Bakelite Lampshades and Lighting Accesscries. Bakelite Tumblers. Bakelite182 words
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Miscellaneous205 1941-09-22 9 Broadcasting TO-DAY SINGAPORE ZBL. iXi m ilu ZHP.l it.M m /.HP.; 48.58 m 0.175 m/ea. /IIP 3 tl 31 t« >2S mm ZHL. ZHP1. ZHP2 and ZIIP3. 30 a.m. Songs by Che Norlia: iu.jo a.m. Kronchongs; 11 a.m. Tamil music; 11.90 a.m. Hindustani music: 11.45 a.m. Interval. 12 noon Recorded205 words
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Miscellaneous243 1941-09-22 9 Lands— 'Melodies of other Nations' on record*; 8.30 p.m. News and news commentary in English relayed from London; 8 45 p.m. B.B.C. programme review; 1.50 p.m. "Melodies of Yesterday"— recorded programme; 9.15 p.m. "Books to Read"— A talk on curr nt literature by Mrs. K. K. Savage Bailey. Llbarlan of243 words
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Article237 1941-09-22 10 From Norway To French Coast London, Sept. 21. CTRIKING at the Nazis in Germany itself, in Norway, in France and at a convoy off the Dutch coast, the Royal Air Force yesterday launched the greatest Western Front daylight offensive of the war. Hundreds ofReuter - 237 words
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51 1941-09-22 10 Moscow, Sept A SUPPLEMENT to the Soviet midnirht communique s.iys that m the three months of war the German* have lost over 8.j«0 planes. It also states that on Friday, sevtral attempted riids were midr on Leningrad, m which 17 German planes were destroyed.Reuter - 51 words
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Article178 1941-09-22 10 London, Sept. 21. r[E Iranian Parliament hits demanded the trial or ttt ex-Shah. he Government has begun a searching Inquiry Into the whereabout* of his reputed vast wealth. He was stated to have £5.000,000 kept or Invested In the United States and bi?*er sums in BritainReuter - 178 words
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102 1941-09-22 10 London. Sept. 21. SINCE the beginning of this year to the end of August. British fighters have exacted a three-to-one toll of enemy planes. Malting this statement in a speech yesterday, Air Vice-Marshal J. P. Andrews said that anti-aircraft guns and the remainder ofReuter - 102 words
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Article82 1941-09-22 10 London, Sept. 21. "•TO sustain the morale of ail who to- day dwell unwillingly under the hideous shadow of the Swastika" was the description o. the aims of British propaganda given in a speech to-day by Dr. Hugh Da? ton, Minister of Economic Warfare. Dr. Dalton,Reuter - 82 words
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43 1941-09-22 10 Berlin, Sept. 20. NINE more Chilian citizens have been arrested In Parts, Vienna and Berlin In the past few days for "subscription to Intrigues hostile to the state." the official news agency announced here to-day. United Press.43 words
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38 1941-09-22 10 New York. Sept 21. EXPORTS of machine tools from the United States during August reached the record total value of $04,300,000 (£16,075,000), a 58 per cent, advance on August last year.— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article301 1941-09-22 10 U.S. Referendum On War Urged Senator Predicts Repeal Of Neutrality Act i Washington, Sept. 20. CENATOR George, former chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee and present chairman of the Finance Committee, to-day demanded that "clear cut issues of foreign policy be placed before the people now for an ultimate decision301 words
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139 1941-09-22 10 Washington, Sept. 21. DEFINITE signs are appearing that the troup In the United States Congress which opposes Involvement m war has lost its solidarity, and it is believed here that tht change will be marked m any roll call that may be taken on the139 words
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74 1941-09-22 10 London, Sept. 21. rfL German policy of wresting masses of people as hostages has spread to Belgium. In Brussels over 100 residents of one quarter were detained because a German soldier was killed there. It is established that the Oerman reprisal is notReuter - 74 words
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Advertisement351 1941-09-22 10 In THE LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (Autumn) 1940 RESULTS just published; 71 per cent cf Pitman TRAIN- «Mkajjansnnn|B|H ED STUDENTS were awarded Hll!W m\ iTl^fl Passes In Certificate BOOK- H■! l.ifaiftß LS^vJ [mIH KEEPING. 60 per cent, of BnHnT^FlHinffifißCm!!SMß which attained DISTINCTION. (l^mflTriiillfflPnWl^^ Enrol for the new term phone 502351 words
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Advertisement401 1941-09-22 10 CALLING ALL CABARET-GOERS SEE THE HEAVENLY BABES AND DANCE IN NATURE'S COOL COXTOriT FREE ADMISSION TO-NIGH T»8 D A NCE «J -12 P.M. vyvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv DANCERS' INTEREST < > Ballroom fenctnf limn iW Mum latest fartatrana win b» r*vrn frr» t* aU pstroni between pa*, la I.M p.m an the f«Jlowt«j401 words
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581 1941-09-22 11 Major Castor Scores 55, Growder Takes 6 For 32 JJKLPKI) by a smart shower of rain that fell after tiflin, A. C. Growder was in deadly form yesterday, and his six wickets for 32 runs was the outstanding feature of the cricket match on the581 words
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Article103 1941-09-22 11 rIE following eight players qualifier! over the week-end at Bakit Tirnah for match play m the Roys.l Singapore G«if Club's championship: R. Craik. H. B. Sym M. M. Paters»n. Com. H C. Ains'i", M. C. Bain. R. F. C. Markham, E. L. Thomson,103 words
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Article879 1941-09-22 11 Six More Records Broken Yesterday SIX mirr records went by the board en the final day, yesterday, of the Singapore Chinete athletic meeting at Jalan Beaar stadium. New records were established In the men's 400 metres flat, 400 metres medium hurdles, Javelin throw, and 5.000 metres, and879 words
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Article72 1941-09-22 11 London, Sept. 20. T*5NN1S matches In aid of the relief fund for China were played at Kensington when David an* Mrs King beat Aschner. the HintfaWan Davis Cup player, and Clem Moaning 7 5, 6—0, while David and Plercy beat Aschner and K. LoReuter - 72 words
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Article229 1941-09-22 11 (Fraas Oar Own Carrespondent Ipah. Sept M. DOUBLES were completed by Span Wool, Happy Sal. Lined Up and Moonwin here to-day, the final day of th* Ferak Turf dab's September race meeting. The Singapore Gold Cap winner. Grand Prix, apart In the seventh race to pay229 words
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Article54 1941-09-22 11 London, s p'- 30. JJUGBY League games resulted: Bramley 2 Feathers! one 12 Broughton Rangers 0 Hull SI Castlelord 13 Wakcttold Trinity 9 Dewsbury 11 Wigan 5 Huddersfleld 0 Leeds 5 Hunslet 11 Batley 8 Keighley 2 St. Helen's 23 Oldham 8 Bradford Northern 1 YorkReuter - 54 words
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Article58 1941-09-22 11 SOCCB: S.A-F.A. leagae, reserve •Uvtaiaa, Gordons vs. Chines? Athletic, F. and N. (round: serond division (a), RE. (Malays) vs. Malay R rimnt. < hanri; second division (b) N.B. Corinthians Stamford. Naval Baae. Challenge Can: extra preliminary round. R A. (BM.i vs. Caatosns. Anaon Road stadium. HOCKEY: Ani-10-C'hineae58 words
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Article490 1941-09-22 11 Arsenal Win Thrilling Game London, Sept. 20. [CROWDS once more flocked to football grounds with Arsenal and Tottenham, who share the latter's ground during war days, creating a ground record for the season with 17,446 onlookers in what was Arsenal's "home" fixture. Lewis and Cumner490 words
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Article68 1941-09-22 11 THE Japanese < iub beat the A IF six to four at has bull on the Japanese Club ground yc.Uerday. The Australians looked food m hitting but were unable to keep up to the Japanese ficliing. Wright and I'cyair.a bet;- scored three-base hits. Australians 00368 words
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Article77 1941-09-22 11 fIE result of the last race for the Jackson-Mlllcr cud < 1 50 metres iree style open handicap* wh'ch was held at the Singapore Swimmins Club yesterday morning wi>s I.FOJ.E. Lambert; 2, Dr. P. E11U; 3, L. H. Chater. By winning this race F O Lambert also wins77 words
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Article29 1941-09-22 11 London, Sept. 21. A LOCAL infantry team drew with an upcountry infantry team m the semi-final of the Rovers' Cup football tournament, each side scoring once.— Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Advertisement259 1941-09-22 11 Unexcelled I o GIAN SIHGH'S Mil I"! UIT, NAVAL AND AIR FORCE UNIFORMS MADE FROM THF. Ml QUALITY M ATI- RIALS BY EXFFRirNCKII HANDS. GIAN SINGH 4, BATTERY ROAD. Do you l.imw v. ii»t happens »iifn you drink a rup of CSTLOM QI^ALJTY TEA? Vnur nerv«> aire calmrd. Ycu frrl259 words
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Advertisement313 1941-09-22 11 SpSCIAL MESSAGE i jMu to all who are C 3 WiAK,AIUNG,TTHIN, 1 RUNDOWN DEPRESSED/ assW I^^^V WORLDS RICHEST SOURCE of vital rWaaaaa. \jftt A MINERAL SALTS V6S U NEW ■H HEALTH. FRESH ENERGY and WM RUGGED STRENGTH Wkrn you r«l Rundown, Weak, Dcprtssnl— when roo U, Aaaaal begin 10 lose313 words
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669 1941-09-22 12 City's Defenders Outnumbered When Nazis Are Reinforced Moscow, Sept. 21. A LL reports agree that a huge pocket of Russian resistance in the Kiev area about the size of Holland is putting up a savage fight. The Germans claim progress in reducingReuter - 669 words
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33 1941-09-22 12 London, Sept. 21. MARSHAL VOROSHILOVS son has been captured by the Germans, declares the Rcme radio. Marshal Voroshilov Is Commander-ln-Chlef In t v .e Leningrad sector.— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article138 1941-09-22 12 "WAY CLEARED BY GERMAN INFANTRY" London, Sept. 21. TO-DAY'S German communique says that on the southern flank of the German offensive the Sea of Azov has been reached. The communique adds that the way tcr this was cleared by the action of an infantry divisionReuter - 138 words
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59 1941-09-22 12 London, Sept. 21. UNSUCCESSFUL attacks on North Sea convoys were made last night by Eboats, says an Admiralty communique Two E-boats were severely damaged when they were engaged and driven off by naval escorts. Low visibility prevented their certain destruction. There were no casualtiesReuter - 59 words
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Article119 1941-09-22 12 London, Sept. 21. A STATE of emergency was declared in Bulgaria yesterday following an announcement by the police authorities of the arrest of a number of Soviet parachutists and "other persons who had succeeded in reaching Bulgarian soil." Berlin radio this morning broadcast a statementReuter - 119 words
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88 1941-09-22 12 London, Sept. 21. U7ITH the delimitation of the main outlines of Iran's political future, dangerous gaps have been filled In the Anglo-Russian front, which now spreads from West Africa across Asia and Europe to Murmansk. The defence of Caucasus, which is the main barrier toReuter - 88 words
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337 1941-09-22 12 London, Sept. 21. THERE is reason to believe that German strategy 1 contemplates an attempt upon the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus during the next few weeks, according to the diplomatic correspondent of the Observer. He add-.: "Control of the Crimea and the Bulgarian endReuter - 337 words
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199 1941-09-22 12 London, Sept. 20. UR. Averill Harriman, head of the United States mission to Moscow, stated In London to-day that he did not know when the American mission would leave for Moscow. He pointed out that it was a separate and not a jointBritish Wireless - 199 words
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Article166 1941-09-22 12 Rangoon, Sept. 21. JJEMARKABLK acceleration In transit and a growing flood of Lease and Lend goods to China are expected to rciult from the great progress made In recent months In provision of new aerodromes and airfields In B irma. An aerial survey made thisReuter - 166 words
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53 1941-09-22 12 Chungking, Sept. 21. UEAVY fighting Is m progress on the nortli bank of the Milo river, m Hunan, where the Chinese forces are stubbornly resisting the Japanese southward thrust after the Japanese had succeeded In penetrating the Chinese defences along the south bank of theReuter - 53 words
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334 1941-09-22 12 Chungking Circles Revive Talk Of Possible Invasion Of Siberia New York, Sept. 21. DERSISTENT border incidents between Japanese and Ku«- sian troops are reported from Chungking by the local National Broadcasting Corporation correspondent, who add* that hostilities are growing daily. He states that Russia andReuter - 334 words
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95 1941-09-22 12 Washington, Sept. 20. 1*HE Vichy Ambassador in Washington, M. Henri Haye, has asked the United States to seek, during the current conversations with Japan, the withdrawal of Japanese forces from French IndoChina, it was learned here to-day. It was understood the request waa made95 words
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Article136 1941-09-22 12 Shanghai, Sept. 21. THE Japanese-sponsored central committee of Russian emigrants in North China has published a proclamation to all Russian newspapers In Tientsin declaring that Russian emigrants sympathizing with the Soviet on nationalistic grounds "are political criminals In no way different from spies and Comir.rnUl&." The proclamationReuter - 136 words
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118 1941-09-22 12 Where National Will Of Japan Lies iokio. Sept 20. THE Miyako Shimbun to-day describ- ed as "incomprehensible" the disposition seen ameng certain offic.al circles here to restrain the publi- m celebrating the first anniversary nf the Tripartite (Ax is- Japan) Pact ---a Sept 27. The newspaper pointed out that at118 words
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115 1941-09-22 12 Japan-U. S. Parleys Are At Standstill New York, Sept. 21 NEGOTIATIONS with Japan for settlement of Japanese-Ameri-can difference* have rea-he<l a virtual standstill, although they are heinr kept c-c.i in th< hme of effect in* an eventual settlement, it is reported on srood authority, states the New York Times' corresnondentReuter - 115 words
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Article164 1941-09-22 12 Toklo, Sept. 21. "FREEDOM oj the seas con be r affected by mlr.es laid Insecurely," says the Japan 1 mes and Advertiser, organ of the Japanese Foreign Office, warning the Soviet? to pre/ent recu--rence of these dangerous occasions. The Soviet Union itself will beReuter - 164 words
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