The Straits Times, 19 October 1941
1941-10-19
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Title Section37 1941-10-19 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA FlNAL**** No. 513 Sunday, October 19, 1941 Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya Sunday, October 19, IC4I Price 10 Cents No. 51337 words
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Article1157 1941-10-19 1 Germans 9 New Offensive In Donetz Basin BIG NAZI LOSSES WHEN REDS STAGE COUNTER-ATTACKS tl/HILE reports from the Moscow front indicate that the (ierman thrusts towards the city have been halted, there is news of a fresh German offensive towards the Donetz Basin near the southernReuter - 1,157 words
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Article, Illustration31 1941-10-19 1 ihli lii.torle picture shows lient.-Osn. Sir Alan C>nnlnfham, K.C.B-, J> •> O, M< East African Fo.-«m. with hU rider brother. Admiral And c» C«ouin-liaa% GX.&, 0.3.0, C-ia U, Alrdltcrraasaa.31 words
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Article, Illustration60 1941-10-19 1 The fire French youths who arrive 1 on the south coast of Bngland by cinoe rerenty, after paddling for two days from occupied France, with th idea of joining Genii al De Ganll s F:ee Fren h Forces, were received by Mr. Churchill at Is,60 words
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792 1941-10-19 1 'Iron Will Speedy Action' New Slogan Of Japanese Tokio, Saturday. I A IVAN will continue to con- tribute toward world peace through the execution of her basic policy, bringing about a settlement of the China incident and the creation of a coprosperity sphere in eastern Asia." said the new Japanese792 words
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Article55 1941-10-19 1 "Scorched Earth" At Moscow New York, Saturday. THE Hungarian newspaper Magyarorszej reports that the Russians have decided to set lire to warehouses and dumps In Moscow as well as a portion of the city proper, to prevent their being seized by the enemy in the event the capital falls, says55 words
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191 1941-10-19 1 Washington. Saturday. rpilE Japanese Government has communicated to the United States Its desire to continue the Washington peace talks despite Japan's political upheaval. It was learned here today. The overtures were received here with some scepticism, but the makeup of the new Tokio Government191 words
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Article, Illustration27 1941-10-19 1 Stalin' s Son Jaoab Stalin, son of M. Josef Stalin, photographed after he was taken pihwet by the German* In the earlier flghtinx on the Eastern Front.27 words
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135 1941-10-19 1 London, Saturday. THE Germans will "almost A certainly come at Batum and Baku next Spring,*' Lord Croft. Under- Secretary lor V.'jf predicted to-day. He said the real test o. and endurance was onlv about to begin. The Iran front was vital for the135 words
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Article142 1941-10-19 1 MOSCOW radio reports that niotor torpedo boats of t.ie Russian Baltic Fleet have torpedoed and sunk an enemy cruiser, torpedoed a second cruiser which came to a standstill, and sank two enemy de* trovers. London, Saturday. rIE Russian Pees* announced today Ihat the breakthrough on the Moscow frontReuter - 142 words
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112 1941-10-19 1 Curtin Calls War Cabinet Brooke-Pcpham Flies To Canberra Meeting Canberra, Saturaay. yt il. John Curtin, Austral a's Prime M nlster. summoned the War Cabinet members before the full Cabinet mec.ing to-day 1 for a discussion of the Pacific on arising from the advent of the Japanese Tojo Government Air ChiefReuter - 112 words
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114 1941-10-19 1 1 Emperor Attends Deification Of Japan's War Dead Tokio. Saturday. EMPEROR Hirohito, dressed in military uniform, to-day attended at the Yasukum Shrine a special festival for the 4>in>atfc>n of the Japanese war dead. Before hundreds of notab and families of the war deal brought to Tokio from throughout Japan, theReuter - 114 words
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Advertisement16 1941-10-19 1 1 TAI HENG CO. Ia i Io r t 3^ Coiesaaft St. Siiuapore Paooe. 337b. W16 words
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Advertisement102 1941-10-19 1 6000 SELECTION j OF PIARL WHITZ HAND BAGS! STRIKING SHAPES "CHOTIRMALL'SJ mM^IL Jic^^^B^k "Caterpillar" Diesel Marine Engines are isl^P^'md^^ designed and built to withstand fullB^^^^ load operation day after day. bringing j£&£^^^ new standards of performance and reliability to ooat owners. Thoy are easy m|^jw^"' 1 to oprrat* because of102 words
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1340 1941-10-19 2 London, Saturday. "MEITHER America nor Great Britain seek to provoke Japan, but both Governments are acting in concert with Russia and an attack either in the north against Russia or in the south will be promptly and firmly dealt with to safeguardReuter - 1,340 words
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Article51 1941-10-19 2 London, Saturday. rE German military command at Belgrade has requested Berlin to send several divisions to Yugoslavia, where guerilla activity has assumed gig an tic proportions, the Mcscow radio reports. The troops in Yugoslavia are unable to eope with the situation, accord Inr to the announcer. United51 words
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Article133 1941-10-19 2 Washington, Saturday. XjEGOTIATIONS between the United States Maritime Commission and the Netherlands Indies trade commissioner in America have resulted in th? following principles for clos^ colloboration being technically adopted: Tlie N.I. Economic Depart ment will in future periodically fully Inform the Commission oi available Indies shipping space133 words
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Article166 1941-10-19 2 "THE British lack sufficient manpower to maintain a big navy, a large army and a great air lorce and lit the same time obtain the maximum industrial output. They are not getting the full production of which their plants are capable. They are making up partReuter - 166 words
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260 1941-10-19 2 Ankara, Saturday. A SERIES of strikes has been called in reply to the brutalities of lleydrirh. the Nad "protector" of Bohemia and Moravia, according to reports received here. When employees of the great aeroplane and tank factoiy, Ceskravska Kolben Danek, struck, theReuter - 260 words
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Article90 1941-10-19 2 Sydney, Saturday. ipURTHER contingents of Aus- tralian Imperial Forces have arrived overseas, it is oHlcialiv announced here. It is revealed that they included the first group of Free Frencli forces trained and equipped in Australia. The Frenchmen were recruited in Tahiti, New Caledonia and otherReuter - 90 words
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Article109 1941-10-19 2 Reykjavik, Saturday. iIfTER 14 days in an ope. boat, 29 survivors of a torpedoed British ship were picked up in an exhausted condition by the Icelandic trawler Surprise otl the west coast of Iceland. The 30th man had rii°i from exposure. The boatReuter - 109 words
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70 1941-10-19 2 London, Saturday. ANOTHER of Germany's periodical claims of wholesale sinkings of British ships in convoy is made today. This Un'e the number claimed In a special German High Command announcement quoted by the Berlin radio 13 ten, and their total displacement given as 60,000Reuter - 70 words
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Article54 1941-10-19 2 London, Saturday. XfR. Ernest Bevln. Minister of Labour, addressing workers in a Midlands war factory today, warned that "things are really desperate" and advised them to be, ready for Hitler next spring. "At this moment," be added, "Germany is putting everything rbe ran Into production ready for use54 words
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193 1941-10-19 2 Washington, Saturday. THE United States Navy today engaged in *i*antic air and sea hunt for the U-boat which torpedoed the I'.s. destroyer Kearney, from which was awaited a report on details of the encounter. Military secrecy surrounds the hunt and the present loca.ion193 words
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Article108 1941-10-19 2 London, Saturday. DOLJTICAL and diplomatic quarters bare today Interpreted President Roosevelt's condemnation of the torpedotn,; of the US. destroyer Kearney and the recall of Pacific merchantmen at a blunt warning to the Axis that th< United States U (tripping for action and her determination to can-y out be.108 words
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Advertisement482 1941-10-19 2 At the End of the First Day The SOOTHING WAS LIKE MAGIC TO MY OVER-TIRED NERVES I Can Thoroughly Recommend YeastVite mtio rtßurt FOk LOSS OF APPETITE, SLEEPLESSNESS, INDIGESTION, HEADACHES, AND HYSTERIA Dear t»irB, At one time I •was a constant sufferer from Hysteria, Nervos, Insomnia, *nd many other disorders.482 words
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230 1941-10-19 3 WorkOntLS. Pacific Air Bases Ahead Washington. Saturday. 8 if to serve no'ice that It is feeling fit for any showdown •n the Pacific, the United States Navy Department has announced that its programme of constructing air bases in the Pacific is progressing very well. Without so much as a mention230 words
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Article119 1941-10-19 3 Washington, Saturday. IT Is learned authoritatively that 1 President Roosevelt has ordered the United States Army, Navy and Office of Production Management to draft and study a victory programme." Expenditure up to $50,000,000 a year is Involve! for United States defence ind aid to Britain and other119 words
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Article45 1941-10-19 3 Dr. Io Wen-kan. Oxonian exMlnister for rVrelgn /flairs under the :'iUlo:jul «i;ve nment from 1932 to 1933. i n' Bh*trkwan, tp Kwuigtun^ Province. He was 53 years of age. Dr Lo stuu:ed l&* at Ox.ord and laicr \»a admitted to the Inner Temple, London. —Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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113 1941-10-19 3 nURINO her tour of the blitzed Tyneside area Miss Dorothy Thompson, the noted American journalist, was deeply touched as she spoke to an eight-year-old boy, Vincent McCrudden, of Nanson Street, Jarrow, whose right leg was amputated after an air raid. Before113 words
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184 1941-10-19 3 London, Saturday. TOBRUK has other visitors besides dust storms and cremy rhclls. Each month an R.A.F. chaplain "calls." He ls one of three R.A.F. chaplains Church of England, Church of Scotland and Roman Catholic whose 'parish" in the V'^-tern Desert of North Africa is bouiBritish Wireless - 184 words
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87 1941-10-19 3 New York, Saturday. SHIPMENT of war and other supplies from the United States to the Netherlands Indies was urged by the Netherlands Minister in Washington, M. London, in a speech at the Union League Club. He pointed out that the Netherlands Indies "formReuter - 87 words
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Article128 1941-10-19 3 Chungking, Saturdiiy. ORITAIN ls very anxious to contrl- bute In any way she can to the maintenance and development of China's economy." declared Sir Otto Nit.neyer, head of the British mission to China, in an Interview here. Mr. Merle Cochrar.e, representative of the United StateiReuter - 128 words
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Article30 1941-10-19 3 Tokio. Saturday. rpHE Information Board spokesman said to-day that he had no Information regavdlng the report that the liner Tatuta Maru had been ordered home.— United Press.30 words
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Article26 1941-10-19 3 President Roosevelt has signed the Property Reouifitiofiln* Bill ■which th« authorities are empowered to obtain vital materials which the owners are reluctant to surrender. United Press.26 words
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Article, Illustration94 1941-10-19 3 Washington, Saturday. D RITAIN will ask for more United State* warships If I the north Atlantic and MediterI ranean campaigns are intensified, it Ls unofficially stated here. Meanwhile two of the newest and fastest freighters In the United States merchant marine, namey, the94 words
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Article234 1941-10-19 3 London, Saturday. A SERGEANT who on foot led a rush on a column of German armoured forces during the fighting In Greece has been awarded the V.C. He is Sgt. J. D. Hlnton, of the New Zealand military for es. On the night ofBritish Wireless - 234 words
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51 1941-10-19 3 Vichy, Saturday. THE committee writing the new French Constitution will recommend that France remain a Republic, it b learned here. Proposals placed before the committee for the establishment of a dictatorship or monarchy were defeated by "a vast majority." according to reliable French quarters. United51 words
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Article400 1941-10-19 3 Sydney, Saturday. ALTHOUGH it is known the Australian Government views the Far Eastern situation with increasing gravity, the statement j by Mr. J. Curtin, the Prime I Minister, yesterday -stating that the situation demanded the utmost democratic cohesion and mulual support ani act'on ha** been theReuter - 400 words
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Article30 1941-10-19 3 London. Saturday. Ceventecn Czechs were executed in iViigue on Friday by the Nazi authorities on charge* of high treason, Illegal possession of arms and sabotage TTnitpd Press.30 words
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Article18 1941-10-19 3 The Nubel prises will not be awarded this year. It has been decided by the Swedish Government.— Rcuter.Reuter - 18 words
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Advertisement219 1941-10-19 3 •TH E ROYAL'BAK ERY lAKM Fill 88(40 AND Utff« Cakes for your _s o'clock Tea Make teatime more enjoyable by serving dainty Royal Bakery Cakes. There is a large variety to choose from— different flavours, colours and shapes. All Cakes (O are made fresh daily in our Moder <"\ y)/y219 words
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Miscellaneous84 1941-10-19 3 TUCIQ CIMCCT HOUR Inua IMOMMTS PROM TMI 1 B^" N>=^' Wa.s« Fmonts ar.~~ > y »wii<.n.^ f 00HINO *H AIR ATTACK ON TMt LOWOON TMtY BOAtDCO A ftUfNINC yOAMOCJI TftOH OOCKVOI fUHU BLA2IN6 VE.SSCC TO A SAFI OOC«. WILLIAM AHUM AND MIM«V ALUM MOTOH vESSCL.»UT OUT SC VltAt TWIT MTVftMO84 words
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Advertisement299 1941-10-19 4 SPECIAL DEEPAVALI TAMIL ATTRACTIONS! AT THE INTERNATIONALLY -rOIM. I.AIt TUFA IKE TADTTAT TO-DAY at 10 a.m. VAIT 1 X \3tU> »ni TO-MORROW MORNING m^^^ mmmmmimm^ mm^ m^ (HolMb») at 10 o'clock 2 SPECIAL MORNING SCREENINGS: The Outstanding TAMIL Film Success Secured at Tremendous Expense "PANPURANCA" Featuring T. A. MADURAM, Star299 words
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Article109 1941-10-19 5 rp PESTANA, manager of Tlan Hup A Co., operators of a private petrol pump, was fined $50, or, in default sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment, when he was convicted In the Singapore fifth court yesterday on a charge of using 283 gallons of petrol109 words
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Article26 1941-10-19 5 A HOLIDAY camp for soldiers to n nearing completion at Butterworth, Province Wellesley. It is situated in open ground between the town and the residential area.26 words
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296 1941-10-19 5 U.S. Author On New Tokio Government ALL that the new Japanese Cabinet will be responsible for will be 'a lot of military noise." That is the opinion of Mr. Vincent Sheean, well-known American author and foreign correspondent now in Singapore, In an exclusive interview with the Sunday Times yesterday. Mr.296 words
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Article173 1941-10-19 5 DRITISH people in Malaya who come from Hampshire, and probably many others too, will wish to respond to an appeal which has been received from the historic and heavily blitzed town of Portsmouth. The Clerk to the Justices, Portsmouth, writes The civil population of Portsmouth have suffered173 words
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Article49 1941-10-19 5 Fis believed that the remains of Wing-Commander T. J. L. Watklns. R.A.F.V.R., 38 year -old British Liatsoji Officer in the Netherlands Indies, who was killed in the recent plane crash at Batavia, will arrive here on Wednesday The date of the funeral at Bldadari has not yet been fixed.49 words
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Article175 1941-10-19 5 '"PHIS is a Communist organization which is at the back of the strikes and labour troubles in this country. A tinsmith's strike has just ended." declared Inspector M. Boyle In the Singapore third police court yesterday when Koan Soat lu, 27 -year-old Hokklen tinsmith, pleaded guilty to175 words
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Article68 1941-10-19 5 At The Cinema JAMES Cagney and Bette Davis are seldom so amusing as in "The Bride Came C.0.D.," which was given a midnight screening at the Alhambra cinema. A Warner Bros, production directed by William Keighley, this film provides delightful entertainment. There is never a dull moment in68 words
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Article101 1941-10-19 5 TWO young brothers who were alleged 1 to have broken into the house of their grand aunt and stolen $6 from her appeared in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. The youths were William Yfelman. 16, and Teddie Yeo. 15, who faced a charge of committing housebreaklng with101 words
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Article49 1941-10-19 5 riEKPAVAU. Feast of the Lamps, to being c/:ebrated by Hindus all over Malaya to-day. The striking feature of the festival, one which has given It its name, is the decorative lighting of house fronts, for regardless of position and rank, every Hindu home wIU be elaborately lit up.49 words
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Article39 1941-10-19 5 At the annual general meeting of the Talplng Seh Ong community, the following were elected offlce-bcarrrs: President, Ong Nam Leong; vicepresident. Ong Bak Sim: hon. treasurer, Ong Khong Oon; hon. auditor, Ong Leong Swee; hon. organizer. Ong Chlng Sek.39 words
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Article22 1941-10-19 5 Mr. S. Murugasu, assistant stationmaster, Seremban, goes on transfer to Tapah Road as station -master. He is succeeded by Mr. V Kandiah.22 words
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190 1941-10-19 5 Alleged Possession Of $1 ,960 In Forged $10 Notes A TRAP laid by the police which led to the arrest of a Chinese, who is i-.Ueged to have had in his possession $1,960 worth of forged Straits Settlements ten-dollar currency notes, was described in I :>e Ipoh first magistrate's court190 words
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Advertisement272 1941-10-19 5 Now added to the realm ol sport. GOLFING and SKATING Be here to-night for some exercise TO-NIGH Tea Dansant, from 7.30 pjn. Late Dance, 9.30 12 OUR NOVICES STAB COMPETITION resumes to-morrow with SLOW FOX-TROT See something out of toe ordinary DR. PAUL HOEFLER will lead yon to the thickest272 words
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Advertisement226 1941-10-19 5 THE GIFT THAT IS ALWAYS APPRECL..^} ma l ft v g n P<WT<R Amongst more than two hundred genuine Malayan Pewter articles in our showroom there is something to please everyone. If it Is inconvenient to call, please write for an attractive illustrated catalogue which will be sent on request.226 words
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Article66 1941-10-19 6 vr-HERE'S all the American food we hear so much about My husband says the first people to get It will be the middlemen." Won't it be awful for a middleman when his children say to him. What did you do ln the last war, daddy Margaret's father was66 words
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Article1535 1941-10-19 6 Nathaniel Gubbins - Nathaniel Gubbins By "I SEL by Uie papers," Mid The 1 swu-p. "that little old Dr. Ley torn on the boose again." "Go on?" I said "And that's after promisin little old ltler he d never touch another drop," said The Sweep. "It makes you think.1,535 words
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Article, Illustration328 1941-10-19 6 COUTH maintained he was the victim of circumstance, but Bridge sleuths may decide otherwise. West led the Jack of Spades, South winning with the Queen. Declarer went right after the clubs, laying down the Ace and then a low club. East won and began his diamonds, continuing that328 words
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Article, Illustration1186 1941-10-19 7 By The Onlooker MR J. T. Trail, the former agent of Thai Steam Packet Company, Ltd., stationed at Petriew, died at the beginning of this mon'.h. He was 75 years of age and had been on pension about twelve years. Mr. Trail was a son of the1,186 words
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Article730 1941-10-19 8 Rentals /"VNE of the war measures taken by the Colony Government which has earned the approval of the public Is the limitation placed on rents by the Rent Restriction Ordinance. Next f» control of food prices, this step to prevent profiteering has caus ed most satisfaction and one hesitates730 words
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Article1894 1941-10-19 8 Russian Fighting Spirit By A Russian Correspondent Of "The Times," London O7HAT makes the Russians r nght as they do? Why, unlike other Europeans, do they destroy their own property, their own homes, burn their own forests in a desperate attempt to beat the invader? That is perhaps what puzzles1,894 words
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Advertisement16 1941-10-19 8 THE SUNDAY TIMES KMirOKIAL. MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE I Cecil Street, Singapore. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19. 1941.16 words
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Advertisement263 1941-10-19 8 NEW PERSIL GIVES STILL bSb9 0 F BpH? WHIIENESS 1 latweh/j |L Every woman it enthusiastic V A Mjjfe, about New Persil, and iliey jt >^^ \>7 I praise it for these three |j points which make it even P y '^^Jgl HiaW* better than Persil has always (1) NO263 words
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Article75 1941-10-19 9 LEE CHOW KENG. a young Chinese Royal Army Service Corps driver, was fined $250, or, In default sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment by the Taiping magistrate. Raja Salim, when convicted on a Charge of c*u«irtg the death of an Indian .«oldW. Bal Bahadur, by a rash75 words
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Obituary75 1941-10-19 9 CHOA Mr. Clioa Eng Wan, aged 54. panted away at 12 noon on Saturday th* lfith of October 1941 at his residence. No. 37 KUllney Road. Ho Imtci Ms wife, a son-in-law Mr. Llm Choon Tee (Charlie Llm), a daughter-in-law, widow of the late Mr. Chcs Slew Jin and75 words
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Article41 1941-10-19 9 The family of the late Capt R. II Pennef athcr, M B E., wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives and friends who attended the funeral, as well as those who sent wreaths, letters of condolence and telegrams41 words
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415 1941-10-19 9 THE reason why Benghazi, bottleneck of the 1 Germans' battle for Egypt, is the most heavily bombed town in the world was given by Mr. O. D. Gallagher, British war correspondent now in Singapore, in a broadcast from the Singapore station last night. Benghazi, he415 words
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Article44 1941-10-19 9 New York, Saturday. J^|R. Averill Harriman, leader of the American delegation to the tnrecpower talks at Moscow is reported to have arrived in Wartiin^ton in a bomber from London, it Is understood ae was accompanied by several army officers. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article76 1941-10-19 9 A RECEPTION was given to Sir Evelyn and Lady Wrench by the Overseas League In Singapore at the Sea View Hotel yesterday. Sir Evelyn in his speech asked that the Overseas. League should do more collectively to promote the war effort and to provide more energetically for76 words
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Article22 1941-10-19 9 The Police Band will play at Katong Park at 5.30 p.m. on Tuesday and at Farrer Park at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday.22 words
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Article549 1941-10-19 9 THE funeral took place with full military honours at Bidadarl yesterday of Capt. Ronald Henry Pennefather, M.BE. Capt. Pennefather died at the General Hospital yesterday morning afier a long Ulncs. aged M, He was on*» of the many 9m i i nho raw service in the549 words
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Article113 1941-10-19 9 F)UR members of the recent United States diplomatic mission to Moscow— which was unaer the leadership of Mr. Avenll Harriman arrived in Singapoie from Moscow in an Americanbuilt aircraft on the r return to America bv way of the Far East and Australia. The party113 words
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134 1941-10-19 9 THE directors of United Engineers Ltd. propose that a donation of $50,000 be made to The War Fund and a resolution to permit this will be proposed at the annual meeting on Oct. 31. The company donated a like sum to the134 words
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193 1941-10-19 9 Counsel On Charge Against Petrol Retailer CHARGED In the Singapore fifth court yesterday with having sold 324 gallons of petrol In August otherwise than in exchange of coupons or authorization notes, Goh Koon Hong, a retailer of petrol, was granted a discharge not amounting to an acquittal by Mr. L.193 words
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142 1941-10-19 9 (.Prom Our Own Corie p indent > Malacca, Saturday. "THE estimated revenue of the Malacca 1 Municipality for 1942 amounts t. $755,970. This la exclusive of tne education rate (payable to the Education Board), improvement rate (Improvement Fund account). motor vehicles tux (payable142 words
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42 1941-10-19 9 SQUADRON-LEADER Marcus Knight. who commands a New Zealand Spitfire Squadron of the Royal Air Force, has Just been awarded the D.F.C. He Is a brother of Mrs. Wright, wife of Mr. Henry Wright, of Gammon Malaya, Ltd.42 words
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Article86 1941-10-19 9 AN application by the Malaya Broadcasting Corporation that A. E. Pilgrams, their announcer in Dutch and French, be exempted from continuous training and mobilization was yesterday refused by the Singapore Local Tribunal, consisting of Mr. J. C. Cobbett and Mr. R. E. Prentls. Major Hutchings was present on86 words
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Article100 1941-10-19 9 TWENTY Sires port Schools, ten Eng--1 lish and ten Malay, are taking pert In the four-day "Grow More Food Exhibition" 'o be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall ur.der the patronage of the Governor. Sir Shenton Thomas, commencing Oct. 24. An official of the Education Department said100 words
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Article26 1941-10-19 9 rB Indian-Oyloneae Singing competition will be held to-night at the Happy World stadium from 8 p.m. Mr. B. Govlndasamy. J.P., has consented to distribute the prizes.26 words
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Advertisement543 1941-10-19 9 WHY I USE THE NEW POUDRE TOKALON It is air-floated so marvellously fine and light. It stays on for horrs because of th Mousse of Cream it contains. End* all fear of shiny n< •>»■. l^ I fin.l its exquisite real flower perfume so Iresh and fragrant. Its fascinating shades543 words
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Advertisement281 1941-10-19 9 <^mP^aBH' A YS--Ha^^a^H i rnSti Probably you youraali kava noticed that a uuu quirk axardaa. auch aa running up •taira. will cauaa you U> brcatba quickly i and parhapa avaa r**P (or breath. Thl* la a dancer aicoai. ami If yon wtak to ra--1 itia vtgouroua naaJth and Uva a281 words
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Advertisement145 1941-10-19 9 ICREEM Iff I ffl^B^ GROOMS WITHOUT GUMMING W In every walk of life smartness counts \p^ y^*^**w> an^ there is no better aid to a smart \JC£ '•^fl^>4 appearance than Br>lcreem. Just a («pot S(J ClP"^^^ flaOC Brylcreem tames the most obstinate J\ PC Hn hair, restores natural jj' oss145 words
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96 1941-10-19 10 London. Oct. 17. JAPANESE commercial circles in London profess they expect LieutGeneral Tojo's Government will continue to negotiate with the United States. They hope Lieut-General Tojo's experience of office under Prince Konoye has modified his former extremist views asserting that Washington could more confidently negotiateReuter - 96 words
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Article80 1941-10-19 10 Slns-ap«re, Saturday, Oct. 18. Bayers Seller* Prices Prices No. IX 8.8.5. (Spot loose) 3»% 38*4 No. IX R.S.S. f.o.b. In cases October 38' M 39 G.F.A.Q. B.S.S. t.o.b. in bales October 38*4 38Vi F.A.Q. R.S.S. fo-b. In bales October 37*, 38 FUTURE QUOTATIONS No. IX80 words
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Article31 1941-10-19 10 Singapore, Oct. 18. Buyers Sellers Gamoier S 7.50 Hamburg Cube $12.25 Java Cube $12.00 Copra Mixed $2.65 Sun Dried $2.90 Pepper White Muntok $18.50 White $18.00 Black $8.2531 words
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Article29 1941-10-19 10 J^O alterations to the list of share quotations which appeared In the Straits Times yesterday were made by the Sharebrokers Association at the close of business yesterday.29 words
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Article31 1941-10-19 10 'THE mine profit of Raub Australian Gold Mining Co. Ltd. for the quarter mded June 21, subject to depreciation and war tax, was £10,658, the local secretaries say.31 words
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Article111 1941-10-19 10 London, Oct. 17. THE Rubber or.troller has begun buying balata, gutta percha and Para rubber from the United Kingdom Trade on public account, mostly through dealers though occasionally brokers, at around the ruling prices but th° quantities were not disclosed. Balata is mostly from«Britlsh Guiana but •wno comes from Dutch111 words
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1212 1941-10-19 10 7he Week 's Markets BY THE SUNDAY TIMES FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT Singapore, Saturday. THOSE readers who expect to find a 1 little good advice to "Estimates, Straits Settlements, drawers -up of." to-day are doomed to disappointment. And the reason? Simply because the powers that have1,212 words
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Advertisement542 1941-10-19 10 jSfjk U MY FATHER IS HAVING ME TRAINLD p IN SINGAPORE FOR A GOOD JOB" m"* \vsSv v )ar father has made a wise decision in sending you to f-2&§¥ Pitman's, for tl ere you can «udy for your matriculation or *&!z3 Senior Cambridge free from r-rald warnings and blackouts542 words
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Advertisement74 1941-10-19 10 ASTHMA Sine* 1 869 Himrod*s Asthma Cu*« has been recognized *j a Standard Asthma Remedy throughout the world andsfter 70 yean it continues its high reputation for providing relief to Asthmatics. Tbt *Uy rtiuj I nmtf jtf I bad imtum.it tmtkr". "DISRAIU. LOBO BEACONSFIBLD" "Tbii is sb fxttOtMi nmtdjftrsstbms. KM.74 words
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Advertisement468 1941-10-19 10 GUARANTEED 2J% BONUS I don't know anything about stocks my death or on retirement. and shares. Oh! yes, I remember; a n x c T r r> j The Ureat Eastern Life Guaranteed bull tosses. So a bull is a market n r: j a 2j% bonus tnclowment /\ssurance operator468 words
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Advertisement447 1941-10-19 11 Appetites gladly respond to the invigorating tonic properties of CHIVERS MARMALADE CMIVIUS SONS LTD.. THE OKCHARO FACTORY. HIJTOH CAMBRiOCt. tNft. Try also Chivers' Olde English Marmalade, Canned Fruits and Vegetables. Agents: V R. VICK b CO., HONG KONG BANK CHAMBERS, SINGAPORE; SANDILAND6. BUTTERY CO.. PENANG. I FRESCOLINE I SANITARY WALL447 words
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Advertisement735 1941-10-19 11 PROSTRATE fora whole day with f!J\ h GASTRIC PAINS For over 20 long years. Miss B C. Whatever your trouble Is- IndfJ had suffered with a gastric gestion. Wind. Flatulence. Bilious- 1 stomach. Her trouble was a ness, even the more serious tragedy, a handicap in work and Gastric Ulcer,735 words
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Miscellaneous1864 1941-10-19 11 Wireless Programmes SINGAPORE EMPIRE STATION DELHI ZHL 225 m. 1.333 k cs.; ZHPI EASTERN SERVICE on GSV— VUD3 9.59 me s (31.3 m.; VIOZ 4.56 30.R6m. 9.69m cs.; ZHP2 ttilm. 17.81 m/es.; 1644 Metres; GSF— mci (60.48 m.i e.175««.: ZHP3 41.J10L 1M JS.H »/r..; 19 81 metre,; GB D- ,pm1,864 words
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Article633 1941-10-19 12 R.H. Naylor - R.H. Naylor By SUNDAY. OCTOBER 19: This birthday is under ranting, roaring Influences. Its subjects will be bellicose, frantically energetic and Impulsive most of ttie twelve months. But they will also suddenly wake up and discover unexpected reserves of courage and enterprise In sume cases savings633 words
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Article436 1941-10-19 12 JAM'ABY (Dm. 21— Jan. 19): Another eventful week for you: business fluctuations, play for safety here. Personal side of lif? should be happy, friends figure largely In artlftties. Romance If unattached. FEBRUAKT (Jan. Feb. 18): Monday and Tuesday good for business affair?, reshuffles, new undertakings: Thursday436 words
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Article469 1941-10-19 12 DICTIONARIES advise us that to control means to keep within limits." The flattering processes ol feminine beautiflcation should always be under control. Used in the pertinent, to-beauty tense, -control" refers to the discretionary quality of going completely fat enough, but not even a trifle too far, in469 words
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Article, Illustration344 1941-10-19 12 R. A. Thompson - R. A. Thompson, By D.O.Sc., (D*e4or of Ocular Science) This question, so frequently asked by middle-aged people, involves one of the most serious diseases of the eye. Glaucoma may come on gradually ia fact it usually does— making Itself known very gently, or not at all. to344 words
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Advertisement329 1941-10-19 12 ACH lEVE THE V LOOK If you think twice about your looks you owe it to yourself to have regular Elizabeth Arden S Treatments to keep your skin j\ from being harmed by a tropical <P climate After your very first treatment, you'll emerge a new and prouder woman confident329 words
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Advertisement198 1941-10-19 12 iaMaaaaavl ?9 ACB aacd oo( taka Crooa fou chc glim— of a youthful tkin. Naoua did 00. aua* foar akin to becoma old aatd wiUwnd. Ska) ■kaam tha (rcafa oew akin which ia alaojo i srowia* underneath Co taka tha plact M (ha oli drkd-up aUa aatd kaa* rou orar198 words
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Advertisement470 1941-10-19 12 rouge is so mr [flattering/" I w^ |JL* Like Hollywood's famous MB scree q stars, you, too, will flHk J 4^\ mt i^r\ m be delighted with the W t 1 lovely, natural beauty im- m^k Hkk parted by this life-like S A Rouge, created by MAX Hk*k .jB FACTOR470 words
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Article, Illustration86 1941-10-19 13 The happy inter-service relationship between the Royal Navy and the R.A F, Coastal Comman d was recently demonstrated by an informal ceremony at which the ensign of the I'-Boat, forced to surrender by a Hudson aircraft, was handed over, together with other trophies, to the86 words
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275 1941-10-19 13 Nuffield's "Back Room Boys Perfect Another Medical Marvel A REVOLUTIONARY invention in the Held of anaesthetics, perfected by the Back-room Boys of the Nufneld Institute of Medical Research at Oxford, to to be adopted by the Government for use in the Services. The Invention— an automaticmachine which shows an anaes-275 words
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Article205 1941-10-19 13 MRS. MARY SIMPSON, third < wife of Mr. Ernest Simpson second of the Duchess of Windsor's three husbands, has just died in England. The third Mrs. Simpson was born at Baltimore (VS.). and was a girlhood friend of the Duchess I of Windsor. She married205 words
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Article38 1941-10-19 13 MOTOR-CYCLE rough rkJers, racing motorists, air pilots and experts In scouting and reconnaissance are Includrd In a O.H.Q. Liaison Regiment which has baen formed to maintain direct communication between the High Command and the battlefield. >38 words
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Article46 1941-10-19 13 UR. W. PRICE. Llntrldce, Ledtmry. a former stockbroker turned farmer, has in his first year's farmlm won the Sir Perclval Marling Challenge Cup and first prise for the bestmanaged farm of over 300 acre*' organized by the Gloucestershire Root. Pratt and Grain Society.46 words
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347 1941-10-19 13 'TOUGHNESS' OF FLEET AIR ARM PILOTS nrttE •< toughness of pilots of the Fleet Air Arm was «x«mplifV in a story tolrl by nenlor n&vr officer recently. A flghter pilot one day chased a large new-type t.iirea-englned enemy bomber, which was able to keep ahead of his necersarily slow Swordftsh.347 words
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Advertisement452 1941-10-19 13 Beautiful Grandmothers Try this simple easy way to look fresh and young \Sf SW .^aSasaf'" B t <^BBSbV~^* P- *^BBB*BB» I Iff tJ\ ■BBBBVAM^BaBBi asar aaal Bbbbbbbß CIEAM ol milk and olive oil. both pre. igested and pajtrurued are bieno>d with other valuable secret ingredients id the renowned lormula used452 words
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Advertisement216 1941-10-19 13 FOR SOFT CtQSSY h a i r f^&k FREE FROM Q,^ J$ DANDRUFF! Waafain*; or Mhampooinr the hair every few days Is not lafflctent to keeo (he hair free from dandruff. Tbft hair mar* have proper treatment —KAMINIA Lime Cream. This delightful preparation frees the head of ctaodratT and eliminates216 words
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Advertisement234 1941-10-19 13 WEMCO F<8 V^/| NOVELTIES WEMCO has alwav ft Mood for elegance and luxury—* with economy. Before all else Wemco stands wf^^^^^^W^^^L^^LJmfr In the variety of Wemco fabrics every woman will fin<i the colour and texture that harmonizes with her mood. STOCKS OtTF»n IY ICrUERS: SWSAPORE RI»LA LMHP"R IPON PERMS Days234 words
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Article128 1941-10-19 14 (From Our Own Corresp nd n: Kiala Lumpur, Saturday. SELANGOR beat Perak by IS points (a penalty goal and three tries) to three points (a penalty goal" in the inter-Sta-.e rugger match played here t<v day. Perak opened the scoflng five minutes from the start128 words
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Article, Illustration169 1941-10-19 14 Members of the Singapore Amateur Weight Lifters' Association will be hoHin* their annual championship mi Sunday, Nov. 2, at 3 p.m. at the A»*->r'atlon's premifles 516. Joo Chiat Roa4, when several •atdtaading lifters of Malayan rrpate will be in action. MI He Lye Toh, the first woman member ot the169 words
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Article104 1941-10-19 14 The following will represent the Ceylon £>ports Club at hockey a^nln.Ht the Selangor Casuals who are tourIng Singapore coring the DcepavallHart Raya holiday on the C.S.C. ground to-day V. N. PlHal (capt.i; S. OhaWah. A. yijlainmain; Navaretnum. K. Thillo:nathan. R. Vivekanand*; 8. Yoeorajah, Thu"iacartinara. S. K. Simdrar.i. S.104 words
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Article24 1941-10-19 14 The Loyals beat the Argylls In a rugby game played at GUlman Barracks yesterday by 29 points (four goals and three tries) to nil.24 words
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115 1941-10-19 14 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. THE Malacca Badminton Association toui lament ended en Tnur-day. Results: Junior Single?. Sit Chen; Guan beat sulong bin Mahmud; Junior Doubles- Abdulrahman bin Oman and Abdullah bin Molid. Kas.'im beat Sit Cheng Guan and Ttck Leong: Men'* Single?: Von*115 words
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Article161 1941-10-19 14 fHti Singapore Colta yesterday be«i 1 Uie Argylls by five goals to nil in a game of hockey played at Thomson Roaa. Unlike the first half, the second wu full of thrills. aU the goals being scoreu In this period. Monty Armstrong, recdvlng a nice pass from161 words
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Article781 1941-10-19 14 THE last badminton event or. the tournament programme of the Singapore Badminton Association endtd ye^tt relay when the Devonshire B.P. (holders) and the Mayflower B P met in the final of the open inter-club tournament for the much-covet cd Lim Kee Cheok trophy, an account of which will781 words
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Article216 1941-10-19 14 PROVING superior in all departments, the Army convincingly beat the R. A.A.I-, in a rugby fixture at the Jalan Resar Stadium yesterday by 24 points (three goals, a try anu two penalty goals) to nil. The airmen did not lose for want of effort, and216 words
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Article102 1941-10-19 14 The New Life B.P. beat the Thye Chiang B.P. by five games to nil. Two ties had to be left unfinished owing to falling light. Results (New Life first) Chan Kee Lin beat Chan Kwang K.an IJ— l3 (o—s). 15— 15—4; Cheong Soon Tuan beat Koh Chit102 words
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Article36 1941-10-19 14 THE men's and women's diving champk'nrhip* «Mch v.ere to have been held at the Singapore Swimming Club to-murrow, h*ve been postponed Th 1 children's noveltv races will be held to-morrow at 1030 em36 words
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Advertisement132 1941-10-19 14 Q&mo&m MC.IN OINTMENT BANISHES FACIAL BLEMISHES GERHOLENE ■*Somcl2montht«tor«t«MO niIIPVIV ed an trrilating >kui comnUim yUIUnLY on the l«cr and iftri tbrc* UCAI C monlhi Ihxi to undrrco treat nLALo otrnt Sooo aftrrward* tb» CP7CHI comnlimtuirtrd again and fo> Kw**" l monthtmrfacrwatnevrrclcß ■An I Pfl ol blrmuhra. Two »«-k«a«ol TIT_TZi bought132 words
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Advertisement123 1941-10-19 14 Sa^aamaavJß^aw^BvJaWn^BVßina^aVlV B^r 9 HaP^H Ja^KaSßLy 440 WariMi a«a^a^a«a» s^Lf^Sßf?*'^- B# a [5C nr /dm\ <*^9BasL^Bn? rraa*T*M n\ >^^bb> w^F^^9Ef^mw*^^&^^m\. ~i l^^^^tn^l^na^na^nainal t^BaHP^ a IwST' nWI f| rVn^BnvnVknaS 'Sk W i )S' v^'^w B iiH'^ /< /.nai jj^^'r^ BVnfHßlLav fl— W s— -^Sr^jaanP^ "^"^B Ok ■ar,i.'""aaJaP B »Hi V**x^ -nww** '''//i/ii\W123 words
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Advertisement115 1941-10-19 14 Relief from the Hflß^T^f^MS torment of R— <i/feC^^^ •■HnaSam^^^^^B aaß|r^*><(lflllll^ «am*d in a »*w r.d. SWi£lJ*»rr ;^alaßrlar^»nUil» r^ »»"ow and Maok b»« Ba bßlb^Dlbb^^bl vdHr v w "«>aa. The burning tormeni at pncfcl* beat it often unbearable. Doo'i put up with miserable day» and aigbts. Use Asepto, (he antiseptic toilet115 words
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Advertisement598 1941-10-19 14 HOW SANATORIUM PATIENT PUT ON POUNDS sf FLESH! -m^&im^mm Ha i^S INCREASE %M YOUR WEIGHT J A ft THIS EASY WAY I ¥s£ NiH only this sanatonum oatient, hui > j*a»«moo» hundreds ot men. *omen ino cruldrci mk XAlxtlstt nave out on weight, ov aKm? tnese unr- i %M iHral598 words
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187 1941-10-19 15 COILD ONLY WALK' "AT A SNAIL'S PACE" Woman of 60 Hopeless About Her Rheumatism Here is a message of hope for all rutTrrers from rheumatism. No one could be in a more hopcle&s state than m this wo. nan none could be more I tul than she is now: ''or187 words
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1522 1941-10-19 15 I From Our Own Correspondent Penang, Saturday. tVWOrixITES obliged to day the opening day of the fenang Turf Club's autumn meeting. Dancing Foam paid the highest dividend of the day, $28. Van Brcukcicn was the leading trainer with four winners Fenn and Davies saddled1,522 words
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Article182 1941-10-19 15 llrom Our Own Corie&pondent) Sydney, Saturday. T3E Caulfleld Cup, run at Fleminrton today, resulted; Velocity 8.3 (J. Purcell) 1 Reading 8.12 (J. Thompson) Z Evergreen 8.0 (W. Cook) I Kurt veil 9.2 (Bartle) 4 High Caste and England's Glorj were scratched. Won ay a head, one length. Time:182 words
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Article119 1941-10-19 15 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bihru, Saturday. IN a game of Australian rules footbalf played on UN International Club ground to-day a team of the R.A.A.F. beat a teaji of Uie A. I. P. by 63 points to 56. The R.A.A scored eight goals (15119 words
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92 1941-10-19 15 'THE Permk State hockey team, on a vli.it to Singapore over the Deepavali and lUn Raya holidays, plays Its flist game today against the BrlUtb Army and Navy at TuugUn. It meets Singapore to- morrow at the S.R.O the Indian Army on Tuesday at the92 words
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Article, Illustration196 1941-10-19 15 (From Our Own Correspondent? Batu Pabat. IN a fast and interesting soccer game 1 a local team beat a company team of the A IF. by two goals to nil. Sweeping their opponents off then feet by their quick passing, the local side drew196 words
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174 1941-10-19 15 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Saturday. A N upset was seen In the Triangular badminton trvrnornent here this nfternoon nlcn Yr.p Ghim Hoe, Perak second fin :Ic-, beat Chee Choon Keng all India champlcn. of Penang, tan ftiairiit sets 13—13 1 5 4). 15 12.174 words
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Article35 1941-10-19 15 Ov'n 1 to unforeseen rlrcumstanres. the B.A.FA. rup rompetltlotj fixture b»?ween the Gordons snd the Straits Clilne?e FootMll A.r.'oci.?t:on. to har? b-en T>:n;'M at An'on Road stn<*"ini vrterdpy. has been postponed Indefinitely.35 words
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Article25 1941-10-19 15 The hockey match between the Slrpapore Recreation Club "A" team and the Gordons, which r.as to have b-wi played cn the padang yesterday, was caneelVd.25 words
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Article487 1941-10-19 15 JOHORE were unlacky to lose their rugby encounter acainst the S.C.C. which took place on the padang yesterday. The Club beat them by eight points (a roal and a try) t« three (a penalty goal). After the B.C.C. had had slightly the better of the exchanges487 words
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Article19 1941-10-19 15 The Y.M.CA. and the Ceylon Spurts Club dre w 3 3 at hockey oc Pritlay on the Y.M.CA. ground.19 words
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Advertisement85 1941-10-19 15 GOLFERS! Select your requirements early to avoid disappointment. A shipment of Golf Clubs From FORGAK'S IN Victory Champion Empire Gold Medal in 3 different leng+hi are now on display also "organ's Rubber Tees. All at moderate pr.ces <SIAN SINGH fjfc 4 Battery Rd. CO«* Singapore. Ekilied attention plus up-to-dato eye-wear85 words
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Advertisement235 1941-10-19 15 Wm^^S^^^m^^mm\ Slip r pHEKEisno:hinfisorcfrvBliinU k J Jjs I*§L as a long, cooling drink of l\// Lee's **Golden Dew** Pineapple f i»'V»/^^^rrr:^ >^ Juice the natural juice of the V^it^y'P^'--^ choicest Malayan pineapples, fully yvO^o^yJ^ ripened in the field and hygienically canned under strict Government control in up-to-date factories. The delicious235 words
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Article236 1941-10-19 16 BRITAIN— land of the family table, of the dinner- at -horn z tradition- -has become a nation of diners-out. Twelve million meals are served outside homes every day— a million of them by Government restaurants. Rejecting a plea lor rupplementary ni'ions for workers In heavy industry,236 words
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Article, Illustration113 1941-10-19 16 DI LOT OFFICER Donald C. DougaU. young Canadian fighter pJot who risked giving up hit life and gave hit freedon for a friend. DougaU and hit comrade, a sergeant pilot, were over France on offensive overat'ont when the sergeant pilot's radio broke down. At113 words
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Article1093 1941-10-19 16 HERE is a story as told to the Daily Mail by eye- witnesses on the ground, of the scenes in the streets of Oslo when the R.A.F. bombed the harbour recently In Oslo our spirits were not too high. We felt cut off from the outside1,093 words
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Article123 1941-10-19 16 CIR HUGH WALPOLE. on a Secret Service mission during the last war. met a young London policeman He took a liking to him and persuaded him to become his chaufleur and later his private secretary. Sir Hugh died on June 1. In his will he left123 words
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Article26 1941-10-19 16 Arrangements have been made to disperse in various parts of the country Westminster City Council's flne art collection, prints aad bibliographical rare ties.26 words
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Article104 1941-10-19 16 /COMPULSORY X-ray examinatio. 3 for everycody in Australia, b one of the first aims of the new Minister fcr Health and Social Services. Mr. Holloway. "Next to the economic fuundaiions I regard hralth and social services a-« of the greatest Importance In Aus tralia," Mr. Holloway said,104 words
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Article166 1941-10-19 16 AFTER havuig fendNl on ills face for two years he "woke up" —to find his wif> had been pinching him while he was asl3e;\ George Ernest Humphreys, secretary of the Selectors AssociUton of Queensland said tnis in Brisbane Summons Court. Mr. O'Kelly P.M.. dsmisseJ166 words
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Article130 1941-10-19 16 A RELAXATION of all forms of censorship was forecast by the new Australian Minister for Information, Senator Ashely. •In the past, censorship has been far too severe," be said. "Pinpricklng regulations have prevented the publication of real facts and. instead people have been given garbled versions130 words
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Article88 1941-10-19 16 ARMY nurses may now marry and ix stay at their posts. The War Office has lifted the ban because Queen Alexandra's Military Nursing Service was losing so many members. Those nurses who had to resign because they married can now return if they wish. It88 words
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Article51 1941-10-19 16 UENRY and Fdsel Ford recently n announced a gift of £150.000 (about U.S. $600,000) to Britain to aid the victims of future G-rman air raids. The Fords plan to build 330 trucks which will be held at key points In readiness to rush food to blitzed51 words
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281 1941-10-19 16 CMOKING, drinking, and im- morality among young (iris, and even among older women, were a mist unfortunate axpect i of war-time 1 f<" The State President (Mrs. C. A. Evans) said this at the opening of the Women* Christian Temperance Unicn Convention in Sydney.281 words
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Advertisement829 1941-10-19 16 10 yt&rs old \jf v| f J ||g^vv Rheumatism.Backache tGettinq Up Niqhts and Kidney Troubles/ i iv/tite uoustfeep With the World Famous Vc^AY Scientific Medicine... P°RTirE S c?lTrx Now Available for Only SUFFERERS FROM THESE HEALTH TROUBLES K. i. o«. w-k CAN NOW OBTAIN THE SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT jg^\ WHICH HIGHER829 words
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Advertisement126 1941-10-19 16 Four qualifies occulist I 18 AT YOUR SERVICE l^^^^^^ IE7 iu lfT* H i T m St a y •l im c steel tropicproof unorcckableglass, wi h adjustable wristlet. $48.JUST ARRIVED BOOKS FOR CHILDREN CHRISTMAS CARDS COMPENDIUM OF GAMZS SOFT TOYS CHILDREN'S GAMES STAMP ALBUMS ETC., ETC. THE ORIENT STAR126 words
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