The Straits Times, 10 November 1940

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    38 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA No. 464 Sunday, Nov. 10, 1940 Price 10 Cents. FINAL EDITION THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper In Malaya No. 464 Sunday. Nov. 10, 1940 Price 10 Cents.
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    WINSTON CHURCHILL'S SPEECH
    830 1 "Outside World Now Believes We Will Survive" WHY INITIATIVE AGAINST ENEMY IS NOT TAKEN London, Saturday. CPE AKIN G at a luncheon given to-day by the Lord *J Mayor of London, the Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, said that none of their predecessors had ever met a
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    London's Night Life Carries On
    81 1 Londoners have been having a tough time lately with the nuisance of German air raiders. But they have not allowed the Nazis to interfere too much with their normal pleasures. In the picture Ensa (Entertainments National Service Association) artists are giving a concert in the
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    New Anglo-U.S. Talks On Co-operation In Pacific
    227 1 Washington, Saturday. U7IIKN President Roosevelt's attention was drawn to reports from London stating high official sources had indicated that Singapore might be used as a base by the Amerl- can navy, the President would only say that high official sources in London had
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    STOP PRESS
    89 1 Two German supply ships have been destroyed by submarine Sturgeon which reports successful attacks made while submarine searching and harassing enemy coastal shipping states Admiralty communique. Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Japan (26,000 tons) has been bombed and disabled in the North Atlantic according to an unconfirmed report
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    R.A.F. Over Germany & Italy: Bombs On Munich Beer Hall
    744 1 R. A.F. Over Germany Italy Bombs On Munich Beer Hall London, Saturday. WHILE Hitler and a party of Nazi cronies were in Munich last night celebrating the Beer Hall Putsch of 1923, Eritish bombers were pounding the railway station and the goods yards in the city, and prevented Hitler from
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    TO GET UNION JACK AS FUNERAL PALL
    60 1 London. Saturday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, has expressed the wish that the Union Jack shall be used as a pall at the luneral of civil defence volunteers killed while on duty. In future, civil defence volunteers who are wounded while on duty
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    British And U.S. Ships Sunk Near Australia
    286 1 British And U. S. Ships Sunk Near Australia Ai|ES>A(iES received about shipping casualties off the Australian coast are confused and conflicting. A message from Sydney says thac it has been officially announced that the American steamer. City of Rayville, 5.883 tons, has been sunk. mrmbers of the crew suspect th«»
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    U.S. FEARS FOR N.I.'s SAFETY
    246 2 Japanese Troops Said Massing In The South Washington, Saturday. TNITED STATES concern about the Netherlands Indies was indicated by a question to Mr. Cordell Hull, U.S. Secretary of State, on Friday, whether there was any official information that \\w Japanese troops being withdrawn from South
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    GREEKS CAPTURE ITALIAN MEN AND MUNITIONS
    314 2 GREEKS CAPTURE ITALIAN MEN AND MUNITIONS Athens, Saturday. IN various local operations in different sectors of the front during Friday and to-day, Greek troops took 150 Italian prisoners, including four officers, and also captured a number of trench mortars, ma-chine-guns and other equipment, states the latest High Command communique. Italian
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    British Take 250 Italian Prisoners
    108 2 Cairo, Saturday. ABOUT 250 Italian prisoners have been taken in the Kassala sector. A large quantity of arms and stores has also b-en captured or destroyed. The communique issued by the British general headquarters, giving this news, adds that operations In t:;e sector are still
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    Japanese Gendarme Shot By Gunman
    132 2 Shangnai. Saturday. ANOTHER member of the Japanese armed forces was shot and seriously wounded yesterday by a Chinese gunman in the Japanese -controlled area In a western district of the International Settlement. This is the third incident In recent weeks. Corporal laiiaka, a Japanese gendarme
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    SOVIET PART IN WAR
    96 2 New York, Saturday. A PARLEY among the German. Italian and Soviet Foreign Ministers to discuss the part Moscow shall play in the war is expected to be held next week, says a Rome telegram to the New York Times. The place of meeting is not disclosed,
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    REOPENING OF PEARL RIVER TO TRAFFIC
    58 2 Canton, Saturday. THE Pearl River is being officially re-opened to-day to traffic. The Japanese authorities some weeks ago declared Hong Kong and Macao cholera-Infected and therefore unfit for any traffic between ports. Traffic will be subject to quarantine regulations, entailing possibly five days at
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    BRITISH SHIP-BUILDING ORDERS FOR CANADA?
    44 2 Ottawa, Saturday. MR. C. D. Howe. Minister for Transport, announced to-day that the British mission sent to Canada to study the possibility of Canadian yards building cargo ships had cabled terms to London and was awaiting a reply.— Renter.
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    ANGLO-TURKISH STAFF TALKS COMPLETED
    47 2 Ankara, Saturday. MAJOR-Gen. Arthur Smith, chief of staff of the Middle East Command, left for Cairo to-day after a ten-day visit to Turkey, during which he had informal talks with the Turkish General Staff wjth regard to the Italian attack on Greece.— Reuter.
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    MR. CHAMBERLAIN
    39 2 London. Saturday. THE condition of Mr. Neville Chamberlain, who Is gifv:ly ill, Is unchanged to-day. He is in his country home In Hampshire. The King and Queen recently visited him, and stayed for about an hour.— Reuter.
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    R.A.F. Bombs In Heart Of Berlin
    42 2 Thfs radio picture from New York shows German youths gazing at a bymb crater in the centre of Berlin's mosi famous thoroughfare, Unter den Linden, caused by one of thousands of bombs dropped by the R.A.F.
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    JAPANESE STILL WITHDRAWING
    203 2 Chinese Claim Gains On Three Fronts Chungking, Saturday. I£WANGSI PROVINCE has now almost cleared of Japanese troops, with only small detachments still holding out at Yamchow, on the sea coast of southwestern Kwangtung. The fall of Yamchow is described as imminent. During the past few days, it
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    AGE GROUPS CALLED
    54 2 London, Saturday. riE younger half of the 35 years of a?e "roup is registering for military serfce to-day. The men affected are thosj born during the second half of the year ISOS. A new group of 20- year-olds v also registering— those born between July 28 and
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    B.E.F. LANDS AT CRETE IN FACE OF FIERCE ITALIAN AIR ATTACKS
    511 3 Enemy Is Again Driven Off In Fresh Raid On Following Day London, Saturday. A MID bursting bombs and expioding shells the first British expeditionary force to Greek territory, sent in answer to Greece's appeal to Britain for aid. landed
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    KWANGTUNG BANK
    21 3 Canton, Saturday. npHE KWANGTUNO Provincial Bank. ■1 with a capital ol $10,000,000 (Chinese national currency), was inBugur.tted to-day.— Reuter.
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    Reinforcements For Middle East
    39 3 Reinforcements have been arriving steadily in the Middle V *t and now the British strength there is such as to be able to cope with any contingency. Picture shows troops disc mbarking from a transport.
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    Norwegians & Poles Doomed To Slavery
    507 3 Norwegians Poles Doomed To Slavery THE German propaganda machine seems in two minds as to the methods to be followed in informing the world of Germany's* scheme for what has been grandiloquently termed a new order in Europe," says British Official Wireless. Spraklng to v mass meeting at Prague, Dr.
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    Ex-Bank Clerk 'Bags' Three Nazi Planes
    106 3 London, Saturday. THE MANCHESTER bank clerk who joined the R.A.F. Volunteer Reserve, and has won both his commission and the D.F.C. s nce the war began, shot down three German raiders into the Thames Estuary yesterday. An Air Ministry news bulletin describes how 15
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    HERTZOG TO RETIRE FROM POLITICS
    75 3 A HINT that he might shortly retire from politics was given by Gm. Hertzog in a farewell address to hi-, constituents at Smithfleld, Oranje Free State. w Before I disappear finally from the political arena, something MM* happen one of these days or within the
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    Hitler On The Reich's Hardest Struggle Yet
    233 3 Hitler On The Reich's Hardest Struggle Yet "AS Britain was already determined to declare war upon Germany, I hope she would do so while I was still alive, for I knew that it must be the hardest struggle into which Germany had ever been forced." Thus said Hitler addressing the
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    BARONY CONFERRED ON VISCOUNT WOLMER
    55 3 THE King has signified his intention of conferring a barony on Viscount Wolmer. who was recently appointed to be cement controller. Viscount Wolmcr, who is a Conservative Member of Parliament for Alderrtiot. now Joins his father. Earl Selborne. m the House of Lords, thus creatine
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      251 4 Th* Surprise Comedy Hit of the Season. TO-DAY (SUNDAY) 4 SHOWS RKO RADIO'S A-LAUGH-A MINUTE COMEDY A million dollar heiress walks l^t^'JT^^ out on her wedding without _Q| a cent and stows away in '^^a> Ml^| the trailer of a Vagabond //\V Xrv 1 young doctor jj WILL YOU BE
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    Homely Touches
    118 5 Homely Touches T7/E Ministry of Information is often accused of being rather high-falutin and out of touch whh the man In the street. But (says the Yorkshire Post) there is a homely touch about this antigossip notice to be seen on a Ministry of Information office wall: DO AS DAD
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    DIAMOND STARS FOR SOVIET MARSHALS
    37 5 MARSHALS of the Red Army are In future to wear a flve-polnted star consisting of 31 diamonds in a gold and platinum mounting. The largest cf the diamonds will be 2.62 carats.
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    First Women To Win The George Medal
    93 5 First Women To Win The George Medal lIERE are the first two women to win the George Medal. On the I:ft fe 19-year-old Miss Sonia Yera Carlyle Straw, an air raid warden of Caterham, who during a raid attended a number of cases of badly injured women and children and
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    Hong Kong's Forlorn Husbands & Lonely Bachelors
    538 5 Hong Kong's Forlorn Husbands Lonely Bachelors MANY a European husbands, many a lonely bachelor, is to be seen to-day among the Britons of this outpost colony, writes S. S. Moosa, Hong Kong correspondent of the Associated Press. British menfolk here always outnumbered their womenfolk, so it was a cruel blow
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    NOAH'S ARK WAS ONLY A SYMBOL SAYS DOCTOR
    203 5 NOAH'S ARK WAS ONLY A SYMBOL SAYS DOCTOR NOAH never built an ark, and Methusela. instead of living to be 969, died when he was only 192. These are among the theories held by a 40-year-old Research Fellow of Yale University, Dr. Andrew Efron, who claims to have discovered a
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    Sitting On The Fence
    911 6  -  Nathaniel Gubbins By Laughs Over The Fence The Sparrow I IGHTS were blazing in The Other Sparrow's Nest, and The Sparrow, glad of a chance to make a call, swerved on his way to the Treetops Club and banged on the door. "Hoi, gorgeous," shouted The
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    BOOKS Grand Science Of The Universe
    504 6 BOOKS Grand Science Of The Universe The Story of Astronomy by Arthur L. Draper and Marian Lockwood. George Allen and Unwin. 12s. 6d. Illustrated. Reviewed by D. G. OSBORNE JONES. ONE does not readily suppose that a book on astronomy may be readable, although the subject-matter itself suggests deep interest,
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    Holiday Camp Background
    190 6 Malice in Wonderland. By Nicholas Blake. The Crime Club. (Collins). Bs. AGAINST the background of one of the vast holiday camps which had sprung up all over England in the years before the second World War, Nicholas Blake builds up a first-class story which gradually becomes more
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    Mainly About Malayans
    1579 7  -  The Onlooker -By- jl/IR. Leslie Harold Gorsuch, Commissioner of Local Defence Corps for the Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States, has a distinction held by a select few in the British Empire. He holds the qualification of the Imperial Defence College, the staff college, to which specially
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    Apology
    160 8 IN oar issue of Sunday, Nov. 3, A report appeared under the heading WOULD OPEN DOOR TO BRIBERY," s'a'ing that in the opinion of the Committee of the European Association of Malaya, "to give the powc of selection (of contractors to be invited to submit tenders) to the chief
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    ARMY CAPTAIN ON NEGLIGENT DRIVING CHARGE
    375 8 ARMY CAPTAIN ON NEGLIGENT DRIVING CHARGE CORROBORATIVE evidence that the stretch of Alexandra Road opposite the military hospital was "not pleasant to drive on after It had been raining, was given by Mrs. J. I. Elrington, wife of Lieut.-Col. Elringtcn, of the Loyal Regiment. Sergeant J. D. Thomas and Privates
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    TRADE SCHOOL PARTY
    97 8 MORE than 120 former pupils ana guests were present when the old boys of the F.M.S. Government Trade School held their Hari Raya tea party at the Airport Hotel yesterday. The guests included officers from the R.A.F and the Malay Regiment stationed in Singapore, among those present
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    26 8 Dr. 8. Tara Singh, of the Seremban General Hospital, has tone en transfer to Por: Dickson and Dr. S. Murugasu from Port Dickson has succeeded him
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    FREE FRENCHMEN'S AMAZING FLIGHT FROM SAIGON TO MALAYA
    497 8 FREE FRENCHMEN'S AMAZING FLIGHT FROM SAIGON TO MALAYA Perilous Journey Over Sea In Light Plane CRAWL OUT ON WINGS TO REFUEL A FRENCH naval officer and two officers of the French Air Force have arrived in Singapore after a remarkable escape from Saigon in a light aeroplane. They are now
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    REGISTRATION OF BRITONS JUST TURNED 18
    152 8 REGISTRATION OF BRITONS JUST TURNED 18 A Government Gazette notification in the Straits Settlements yesterday requires that "every male British subject of pure European dascery, who was in the Co'ony on or before June 21. 1940, and who (i) on or since June 22, 1940. has attained the age of
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    Weddings
    477 8 Booth— Aitken CAPTAIN John Edwin Booth, of the North Staffordshire Regiment, the son of Major and Mrs. Booth of A'dershot. England, was married to Miss Rona Marjorle Aitken. the daughter of the late Mr. H. Q. Aitken and Mrs. Aitken, of Western Australia, at the Tanglin Garrison Church yesterday.
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    MALAYAN HEROES IN CHINA WAR
    301 8 Memorial Service To Be Held (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. DERAK Chinese will shortly hold a memorial service to commemorate four Perak Chinese, who were killed in action in China while fighting against the Japanese. They are Fl.-Lieut. Yeong Mm Phew an old boy
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    This Takes The Cake!
    102 8 WHERE was great excitement when the last mail Irom England arrived in a Singapore barracks. George had been lucky. For him was a big parcel which was obtrfonsly that Christmas cake the folks at home had promised him. They'd certainly taken no chances on its not
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    SELANGOR RESIDENT IS NOW A BLOOD DONOR
    45 8 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. P response to a further appeal for blood donors by the Kuala Lumpur Voluntary B'ood Donation Society Major G. M. Kidd. Briti' l Resident. Selanqor, is among those who have enrolled.
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    INSTRUCTORS DINED
    29 8 Members of the Depot Recruits Squad 8. 2 (S'gnals) yesterday entertained several of their instructors to a dinner and dance at the Cathay Cafe. Fifty people attended.
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    DEATH
    42 8 AEOOZOO— Margaret Celeste Aroosoo, widow of Simon Arooroo. at 17. Ijm Ah Pin Road, Singapore, on November 9. 1940, at *Ji» age of 83 years. "Mineral sen-ice at St Joseph's Church at 4 p.m. to-day (Sunday) and thence to Btdadarl cemetery.
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    FUTURE OF THE MODERN BOY
    316 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Saturday. KIT is very difficult for any modern boy who has been nurtured in an atmosphere of cen-turies-old customs to eradicate from his bones that prehistoric instinct of self first." said Adjutant H. W. Mathews, of the Salvation Army, at
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    LOCAL JAPANESE CELEBRATION
    104 8 SINGAPORE Japanese will commemorate the 2600 th anniversary of the Japanese Empire with a special programme to-day. They will worship at the Shonan Shrine in Thomson Road at 7.30 a.m., after which there will Oe a meeting at the elementary school In Prinsep Street, on the roof
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    29 8 Mr. Pang Tau Kwang. Chinese Interpreter of the magistrate's court. Kota Tinpgl, has gone to Muar in pJace of Mr. Sect Keng Inn, who has gone to Batu Pahat.
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    22 8 The Police Band will play on Tuesday at Tel^k Ayer at 0.00 p.m. and on Friday at Botanic Gardens at 5.30 p.m.
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    "THE SORCERER"
    132 8 FE dress rehearsal of "The bJiccrer,* which was held by the S A.D.C at the Victoria Theatre last night, went extremely smoothly and the which was 40 strong must be congratulated on Its assured and capable handling of Gilbert and Sull'van's well-known opera. The outstanding performer was probably
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    THE CATHAY
    79 8 At The Cinema *¥*HE hopes and heartbreaks of s Hollywood find forms the theme ot Star Dust," the 20th Century Fox picture which, opened at the Cathay cinema last night. Linda Darnell, as the small town girl who goes to the fllm city with high hopes, gives an
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    EUROPEAN'S TRIBUTE TO LATE MR. R. B. KRISHNAN
    708 8 AS a European Journalist I would like to pay a last tribute to Mr. R. B. Krishnan. Singapore is the poorer for his death. I do not mean the Singapore which is in he news in these days, the Imperial fortress ana
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    SHIP'S STEWARD HELD ON PISTOLFIRING CHARGES
    296 9 Two Chinese Hurt: Rash Act Alleged ARRESTED in connection with a shooting incident near a Singapore cabaret in Anson Road, on Friday night, when two Chinese are stated to have sustained gunshot wounds, Andrew Kurucz, 23-year-old American steward of an American ship, appeared before
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    Missing Ring Seen In Shop Window
    447 9 Missing Ring Seen In Shop Window GIRL WINS CLAIM RiliSS Joan Grant, a 19-year-old English girl living at Katong, appeared in the second court yesterday to establish her claim to an amethyst ring given to her two years ago by her fiance, C. K. L. Brightman. and which she lost
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    QUEENSLAND CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOLS
    120 9 rmiATED at Soiuhport, rl^ht oi. the Pacific Coast of Southern Queensland, is the Southport School for boys and St. Hilda's School for guls. Throughout the entire year the Southport climate is excellent and this, together with every facility for study and sport, make possible the
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    24 9 Mr. R. E. Stanley, Chief Sanitary Inspector, Muar, is on leave and Mr. N. K. Pillny is acting Chief Sanitary Inspector in his place.
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    39 9 Mr. F. S. Thompson, manager or North Hummock estate, Klang. was enterta'ned at a tea party by the staff yesterday on the eve of his departure on lerwe. Mr. J. Croftcn Moo 3 Is to ac*. for Mr. Thompson.
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    HAD $250,000 FOUR YEARS AGO
    208 9 Now Admits Stealing (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 8. A YOUNG man who four years ago was said to have hao a quarter of a million dollars, appeared yesterday in the nrst court) before Mr. G. L. Howe to answer a charge of
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    DONATIONS TO FUNDS
    92 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Saturday. MEMBERS and well-wishers of the Negri Sembilan Chinese Coffee Shopkeepers' Association have donated $638 to the F.M.S. War Fund. The Negri Sembilan Club has forwarded $1,000 to the Malaya Patriotic Fund being the first payment from the proceeds of a variety
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    27 9 The marriage will take place on Nov. 23 at the Wesley Church, Labu Road. Seremban, of Mr. Simon Yip Chan Nam and Miss Mary Chang Slew Lang.
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    LONG SERVICE MEDAL
    37 9 Phonograph taken at the presentation of the Colonial Long Servic« Medal to two Necri Sembilan policemen Scrt.-Mi.jor Tamin bin Aripin and Det. Bnsa bin Ladin by the Inspector-General of Police, F.M.S., Mr. E. Bacot.
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    BAD COINS IN MUAR
    29 9 Counterfeit coins of the new issue of the 10 and 20-cent pieces bearing the imprint of King George VI have made their appearance in Muar.
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    38 9 Mr. W. S. Morgan, of the Muar Government English School, has left for New Zealand on leave. He Is accompanied by Mrs. Morgan. It is understood that Mr. Davey, of the Penang Free School, will take bis place.
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    Stronger Thai Defences
    85 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Saturday. THE Thai National Assembly yesterday accepted the first reading of the Budeet providing for extraordinary expenditure on defence measures. Members urged a further strengthening of the defence forces against possible aggression. A suggestion that subscription to the League of Nations should
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    Armistice Day In Wartime Again
    423 9 Armistice Day In Wartime Again HPHE second observance to-morrow of Armistice Day under war conditions will lack the period of appointed silence, the military parade at the Cenotaph and the of^al service at St. Andrew's Cathedral. But it will be filled with a deeper significance perhaps, than ever before. People
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    QUARTER OUNCE OF GANJA BRINGS $50 FINE
    90 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. "VOtf deliberately brought Ganja 1 into Johore for some purpose, i cannot believe you consume ganja to cure stomach ache," said Tuan Halt Nassir, second magistrate, to-day fining HanifTa Ismail, an Indian Mohammedan, $50 or six
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    ROAD WASH OUT
    39 9 (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. Due to heavy rain the main trunk road between Kampar and Tapah at the 31 v 2 milestone has been wash°d away. Road should go by the Kuala Dipang-Chenderlang Road.
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    30 9 Mr. T. P. Cromwell, Assistant Protector of Chinese, has left Muar on long leave and Mr. N. L. Alexander, who has Just come back from leave, bas taken his place.
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    29 9 Mr. Bhupander Singh Nanda, of the Muar Government Hospital, is going to Segamat on transfer and Mr. Chew Song Theng, of the Segamat Government Hospital, v\il go to Kluang.
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    The Sunday Times EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street, Singapore. Opinion
    844 10 The Sunday Times EDITORIAL, MANAGERIAL AND ADVERTISING OFFICE: Cecil Street, Singapore. Opinion Give Generously «DEMEMBER the greater need; give even more generously." Such is the special plea made by the British Legion th.s year on behalf of Poppy Day Fund, collections for which are to be made throughout Malaya to-mor-row.
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    ARMY OFFICERS BY TEST
    288 10 Free University Courses A NUMBER of Army commissions are to be offered to successful candidates in examinations in the hope of getting the right men in the right place in the Army of the machine age." The Army Council has decided that the supply of young
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    "BLACK PENNY" TO PITCAIRN
    215 10 A Century Of Stamps TTIIE famous "black penny" stamp, which inaugurated the prepaid postage system in England 100 years ago, was seen side by side with the newest stamps in the world those of Pitcalrn Island at an exhibition of stamps which opened recently in the
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    NEW U.S. CONSUL IN SHANGHAI
    92 10 MR. Frank Pruit Lotkhart, new U.S. Consul -General In Shanghai, arrived in Shanghai aboard the President Coolidge. Mr. Lockhart Is succeeding Mr. Clarence Edward Gauss who has been transferred as U.S. Minister to Australia. He was formerly U.S. ConsulGeneral In Tientsin and Counsellor of the
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    Appointments In The R. A. A. F.
    149 10 Melbourne. Oct. 29. Wing-Commande.- Bell has been appointed director of organisation at R. A.A.F. headquarters. He succeeds Group-Captain T. A. Swinburne, who diea last month. Other appointments announced today by the Department of Air were: Wlng-Commander R. H. Slmms, Commanding Officer No. 3
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    NO MAJOR CONCESSIONS BY N.I. TO JAPAN
    1198 11 NO MAJOR CONCESSIONS BY N.I. TO JAPAN Agreement Likely Soon On Question Of Oil Supplies FURTHER TALKS MAY INCLUDE RUBBER (From Our Special Correspondent.) Hatavia, Saturday. I LEARNED to-day on very high authority that the I Netherlands Indies do not intend to make any major economic concessions to Japan tn
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    Bent—But Not Broken
    31 11 Bent— But Not Broken A London air raid casually is King Richard the Lionheart, w'mv statue has been damaged. The •iwnrd upraised in his hand has been bent but not broken.
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    New Air-Raid Officer
    100 11 A MAN with a blue and white checkered armlet, posted near a blue and white checkered flag, will in future be seen near air raid damage in residential areas of the Midlands. These new officers will; Take care of those affected by bombInf raids; arrange for the
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    TAJ MAHAL REPAIRS
    28 11 Work Is being carried out on the main dome of the Taj Mahal at Agra to deal with defects in the structure which have developed.
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    Pole Paints The Queen
    26 11 Michael Marientreu, the well-known Polish artist, has just completed a portrait of the Queen, which has been commissioned for the Black Watch.
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    Girls Urged To Meet Troops
    47 11 Girls Urged To Meet Troops THERE is a naturally impinr desire In the heart of man for the (companionship of the other WBX."—The Rev. W. J. Baxter, at a QlaSfOW church conference, urging the need for women to act as hostesses to men serving to the Forces.
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    THE WEEK'S MARKET ACTIVITIES
    1317 12 Malayan Sharebrokers Assn. Singapore Quotations SATIKDW. NOV. 9. 1»M: 153P P.M. Bujtr> >rlirrt Ampat Tin (4s) 3s 3d 3s 7%d Austral Amal (5s) 5s 9d 6e 3d Aiiiirai Malay (C) »3» 6d 35» 8d Ayer Hltam (5s) 17s 18c Ayer Weng ($1) .79 .84 B&ngrln Tin
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    OCTOBER TIN-ORE OUTPUT
    145 12 THE following outputs of tin-ore for com1 panks In the Anglo-Oriental (Malaya i group are reported for October-— Impat Tin Southern Klnta Camuntlng Tin 7ongkah Harbour Inglo-Thal Tin Campong Lanjut Cuala Kampar Larut Tin Fields tawang Tin Fields. lawang Concessions CundanR Tin 3?r junta! Tin 'olapang Tin
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    82 12 Saturday, Not. 9, ix»on. Bayer* Seller} Prices Pric*? No. IX '.S.S (Ss«t kw) 39H 39K No. IX R.S.S. f.o.b. Id cases November 39% 39% G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. f.ab. in bale* Norenber 39% 39 V* F.A.Q. R.S.S. rob. to bales November ?8«4 38% FUTURE QUOTATIONS No. IX
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    67 12 Singapore, Nov. 9. noon. Buyer* Seller* UamDiei t 7.18 Hamburg Cube $13 OC Java Cube S1350 'evvei White Muntok $1300 White $1250 Black «2A 'ovra MUen ta.ab Sun Dried $2.5(> toot flout No 1 Lingga $3.35 3.35 FWr C3.S5 Sarawak $3.25 tan fttct 8lam West Coast No.
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    RUBBER EXPORT DUTY
    40 12 THE price of rubDer for purpose of assessment of export duty In the FM S. for the period Nov. 8 to Nov. 14, inclusive, has been determined at 38 2 cents a pound, states a Gazette notification.
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    21 12 Hitam Tin produced 50 piculs of tinore In October and the output from Rencng Tin Dredging Co. Ltd. was 1.284 picuis.
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    Better Inquiry For Tins: Rubber Advances
    788 12 Singapore, Saturday. FR the first time for several weeks It is possible to report a welcome improvement in market conditions. There has been a broadening and improved inquiry for most classes of tin shares some revival of Interest in rubber shares continued firmness with
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      377 12 jhsAaj»aj«gpP>^ /**<s*? o'^W I■•' i ft*. This rule should be wnttcn up in VRwfJJ! Ijl^V every horne for Inner Cleanliness >••' jj Vr is of the utmost importance to health. •V v^-v/sf^<^wry^^V ®°*y w^ cn y ou ac^* cvc< 1 h*ppj t ">^^Zj^SL&^^Jh state of affaire internal])' will you begin
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    SLUMLESS BRITAIN TO RISE FROM THE WAR
    171 13 SLUMLESS BRITAIN TO RISE FROM THE WAR London, Oct. 25. TTHK abolition of slums in Great Britain and housing reorganisation throughout the country, designed to make life brighter and better for millions, are seen In the revolutionary powers conferred on Lord Reith. Lord (formerly Sir John) Reith was chairman of
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    HIT MOTOR CAR WITH A SWORD
    166 13 'ANNOYED because a car was standing with its lights burning opposite his house while an air raid was in progress, a man rushed into the street with a heary cavalry sword and cut one of the rar's sidelights in two. The man. Henry Smith,
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    The Stars
    23 13 THE MAIL BRINGING R. H. NAYLOR'S WHAT THE STARS FORETELL n HAD NOT ARRIVED AT THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS.
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    Disease Is Rife Through Ignorance
    91 13 "WENEREAL disease flourishes in Australia because of the tgnorance of the people said the Metropolitan Health Officer (Dr. Grahamc Drew) giving an address at a special municipal health service In St. Thomas Church. North Sydney. If our young men are to be pro terted from
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    They Fly Against Italians
    50 13 THESE two pictures were taken at a desert aerodrome in Egypt. Above a squadron leader and his lumber crews are walking to their machines, soon to take off on a raid on Italian bases. On the left a flight mechanic gives an eneine a last chock.
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    DUTCH ENGINES TO FIGHT RUHR FIRES
    194 13 DUTCH ENGINES TO FIGHT RUHR FIRES HFBE majority of Holland's fire engines have been requisitioned for service in the Ruhr district for fighting the fires caused by R.A.F. raids, according to a statement made by a neutral traveller to Dutch circles in London. The traveller has just returned from a
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    Thinks Fire Was Accident
    93 13 Thinks Fire Was Accident Washington, Oct. 31. HTHE Secretary of War (Mr. Stlmson^ believes a short circuit or cigarette butt— not sabotage— was re sponslble for the fire, which broke ou at 4 a.m. to-day In the code room o his office. The fire, which raged for two hour*, gutted
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    SOVIET RUNNING ARCTIC SEA ROUTE AT PROFIT
    204 13 RUSSIA now has a fleet of more than lit) merchant ships otic rating in the Arctic seas till winter freeies them up. For the first time navigation in the Arctic, accoid ng to N. Stepanov, assistant head erf the Marine Department of the
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    Sweet Salads
    87 14 PLLOWING the recipes given here for original savoury salad dishes, fruits can also be used economically and tastily, it is a good plan to mix diced pineapple with orange slices, celery, chopped nuts, cherries, banana slices, and a little dressing. Don't allow the juice to get into it.
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    Things That Give A Girl Glamour
    827 14 Max Factor's Advice WHAT makes glamour girls glamorous Some of my readers will almost surely reply that it is a matter of wealth that anyone with an adequate supply of money can immediately command glamour by simply spending plenty of money to acquire it
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      298 14 The PEKING CO., 81, HIGH STREET, STORE. PEKING CARPETS JADE IVORY CARVINGS CAMPHOR CHESTS GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CURIOS JEWELRY JADE TREES ETC., ETC. THE PEKING CO. 81, HIGH STREET, STORE. Appetites gladly respond to the invigorating tonic properties 0/ CHIVERS ©lie tSnglisi; MARMALADE CMIVIM A SONS LTD.. TNI OftCHAAO
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    Flour For Fur
    56 15 MOLESKIN may be cleaned and revived most successfully with flour, made hot beforehand in the oven. Rub in the hot flour with a soft, dry, cloth, then beat with a cane to remove it. Brush the coat with the softest brush you can find and finally smooth
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    Russian Dressing
    74 15 V 2 cup tomato juice U cup chili sauce V 4 cup catsup V* cup vinegar 2 tablespoons lemon ;uice 1 teaspoon salt Vt teaspoon dry mustard teaspoon paprika U cup granulated sugar •■•> vup salar oil Place ingredientss in a bottle or jar. Cover tightly and shake
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    Olive Sauce
    93 15 (Serve with Fish) 3 tablespoons butter \!t teaspoon chopped onions 3 tablespoons floui i! z cups milk or meat stocK *4 teaspoon salt H teaspoon white pepper 2 tablespoons chopped olives (any kind > Melt the butter in a frying pan. Add the onions and let simmer until
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    Tomato Salad
    67 15 Tty this stuffed tomato salad idea Peel tomatoes and scoop out centres. Invert and chill. Make up a tart vegetable gelatin mixture and when it is thick, pour into the tomato cases. Set in a shallow pan and keep in refrigerator until firm. To serve, cut the tomatoes
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    Half A Hat
    45 15 TTHE snoods which are now so smart are quite easy to crochet in an open stitch. Thickish wool or chenille are both good for the purpose. A ribbon should be threaded through the edge of the snood and tied on the head.
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    Silk Elastic
    27 15 Barbara Read RKO Aim actress, wears a silk elastic combined play and swim suit, in this picture of her «kippi v for health and beauty.
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    Simple Jumper With Straight Neck Line
    406 15 Simple Jumper With Straight Neck Line CBLPLE jumpers with straight, high neck-lines are veiy popular for wear with women in the Services. The model shown in the sketch takes about 4\' 2 ounces of 3 -ply wool, and :s knitted on a pair each of No. 11 and No. 9
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      284 15 llfv. I (Itlaf/I* BMM^BB long since adopted it as Ji<»r favourite Perfume for sport and mtr^ other daytime uses, as well as for jH evening wear 6he knows how yS the beauty of its clear, fresh Bl fragrance adds to her charm. Kb L**"uUr Perfum* M^J Lovrndtr Soap in bom*
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      398 16 ft*. 1 I Stop that awful itch USE EVELYN ASTROVA DANDRUFF CURE 1 MOT MHilr^!lil<^-" V.-~M HHBSfIHHHHfIBA^^ I1 fl I (When you are in the grip of Indigestion endunnrr a dull naeeincr oain There is no reason why you (miserable, what you want most is tt \is soothing powder at
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    Men's Open Singles Badminton Semi-Finals
    841 17 Men's Open Singles Badminton Semi-Finals 'By Our Badminton > |T is some little time now since local badminton enthusiasts had the opportunity of seeing really first-class games and opinion seems to be gaining ground that the standard of play In senior compctitiot's has deteriorated to a great extent. Whether this
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    MAXFLI B.P.
    81 17 IN a return badminton uiatch the Maxfli B.P. win meet the Henderson B.P. at the former's court, Upper Serangoon Road to-day (Supday) at 230 p.m. Maxfll 8.P.: C. H. Ng, A. L. Lye. G. B. Teck. Joseph Ang, Lee Kheng .Chiang. Kang Yong Heng, Yeo Heok Slant;. Chan
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    346 17 The Friendly Companion Association (PUrmj Yew sia; celebrated Its second anniversary at Its clubnousc on November 2 and 3. Hi the picture are t left to right >: Su.i... Koh E. Num (committee), Chan Ah Ban (vice sports captain) Urn Choon Kwang. Lim Ah Cbuan (committee), Phua Khlok Sip <
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    Garrison Sports Notes By "Doc."
    1969 17 FOLLOWERS U Services boxing will nave an excellent opport'mlty to see their stars \n action again at the 8. A. 8.C. 1 show at the Happy World on Nov. 29. and j will be able to see the Australian airmen ■In action for the lirst
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      344 17 TIRED IN THE MORNING? \j}j?* 'A U> if a late night make* vmi Ist* for breakfast. If two late nights make von long for bed. If Monday mornings find you shud* deruig. And Sundays tind you MM If "off-colour," "below par," "under Uir weathrr" have crept into your talk. Sus/ftct
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    Singapore And Johore Beat Army In Padang Rugby
    940 18 Singapore And Johore Beat Army In Padang Rugby THANKS to their forwards Singapore and Johore beat the Army team, drawn from the Wanderers and Crusaders, by twelve points (four tries) to three (a penalty goal) in an exciting game of rugger on the padang yesterday. There was a large crowd
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    Open Mixed Doubles Badminton
    271 18 Open Mixed Doubles Badminton rE semi-final matches of the open mixed doubles badminton championship wore played at the Clerical Union Hall yesterday, and although thgames were by no means thrilling tht*v were quite interesting and there were occasional patches of brilliance on the part of the players. Much was expected
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    INDO-CEYLONESE TOURNAMENT IN PERAK
    556 18 INDO-CEYLONESE TOURNAMENT IN PERAK (By Our Perak Correspondent) THE chief badminton feature in Perak was 1 the Indo-Ceylcnese championships which were lv Id during the Hart Raya holiday at the Ipoh Town Hall. The outstanding performance was by Kajapaihy Rao who annexed three titles. This to the first Ume he
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    M.C.U. HOCKEY
    119 18 The following will represent the Medical College Union against the Indian Association at hockey tomorrow at th? I.A. ground at 5.10 p.m. A. Duray Ratnam: Ong Swee Law, Jaswant. Singh: Neoh Thean Soo, Hera Singh. L. F. Alvis; Ho Llan Kee, Kulclip Singh, Abdul Hamid, O. B. Armstrong,
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    PENANG BADMINTON GAMES
    684 18 DAIN has interfered considerably with the running of the Commercial Houjcs Tournament, four successive postponement having had to be made, while on another night, rain stopped play after the first singles had been decided. The Henry Waugh-Char-tered Bank match was postponed three timfia. and In order to
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    43 18 The Yonnr Men's Indian Association of Senlul badminton team beat the Catholic Young Men's Association of Singapore last week-end. Sentnl (ton picture) Manl, Narayanan. Vcnugopal, Govindaraj, Doss and Anthony. Singapore Joseph Low O. V. Santhou, Paul I.im, E. G. Santhou, and Stephen Chew.
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      1136 18 SINGAPORE DOG SHOW (IN AID OF THE WAR FUND) SUNDAY Ist DECEMBER HAPPY WORLD STADIUM ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 1 4 PARTICULARS AND ENTRIES APPLY E. V. SMITH, JOO CHI AT POLICE STATION or FEDERAL DISPENSARY, raffles PLACE This simple treatment will soon stop f'^fer^H 'YOUR Wfi'^Svl^^ SCRATCHING^^^^j When your dog
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      483 18 ygrffl FEET feel \k b/azino The skin-pores ol your leet snouid ot constantly eliminating acid impurities When your feet feel blazing hot, when they ache and swell. It is because those pores have become choked, and acid Is piling up insida them Then you suffer foot agony. Corns and callouses
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    Boxing Card At The New World
    163 19 Boxing Card At The New World VERY good boxing should be seen at the New World arena on Friday. The programme begins with an e'ght-round boot between Boy Qoce and Baby Mcndiofo and is to be followed by three big fights Ventura Marquez vs. Yen ruillo, Joe Diamond vs. Luis
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    Hard Fight In Y.W.C.A. Tennis
    358 19 FGHTING a hard battle against two stubborn opponents. Miss M. Clarke and Mrs. G. Wheatley yesterday entered the semi-final round of the open doubles event in the V W C A. lawn tennis tournament, narrowly beating Mrs. Short and Miss B Ferguson, 6 4, 10—12.
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    TEAMS FOR WOMEN'S REST HOCKEY TRIAL
    113 19 THE third trial match to choose Uie Rest team for the annual women's Poppy Day hockey match on Nov. 14 will be held at the Girls' Sports Clud to-morrow. The following teams have been chos?n Colours: E. Frußtneit (Y.W.C.A.). M. Meyer (McNair), S. Armstrong
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    179 19 The following have been selected to play hockey for the V.M.C.A. vs. an Argylls team on Monday, at 5.10 cm. on the YJJ.C.A. ground: V. N. T'llay, F. Wells, V.F. Xavier, R.T.L. Fleming, Goh Chin Chye, 8. R. Vickers. Low Huck Yang. IB Smata, A. C. Gaulv taun.
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    16 19 A. KLNAiibINA.VI: -eri SvJibilan State hockey player. Has also represented the State at football and cricket.
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    MUAR MATCH TO-DAY
    82 19 i Prom Our Own Correspondent) Must. INTERESTING, badminton Is pranked this afternoon (Sunday^ when the Yn Kek Tul B.P. meet the Streamlined B.P. in a return match. The following will represent the Yu Kck Till BP.: Sim Kwang Hul, Wong Ch'i Sung. Lav Kbn Yong, Loh Hoclc
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    BATU PAHAT BASKET BALL
    356 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat •pHE Ai Choon Girls' School, Batu I Pahat, Just beat the Overseas Chinese School Girls' team also of Batu Pahat, by nine points to seven when they met last week in an interesting game of basket ball. The winners compiled
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    S. R. C's First Hockey Defeat
    467 19 THE Singapore Recreation Club were beaten for the first time this season In a thrilling hockey match on the padang yesterday by the Indian Army by two goal sto nil. Yet, though they had to bow to the superiority of the Army, the Recs
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES CLUB SOCCER
    89 19 •yEAMS for the Municipal Services vs. Government Services soccef game to-day at the Jalan Besar stadium in aid of The War Fund, will be selected fr^m the following: Municipal Services: Puk Tong. Alphonso, Abdul Rahman, John Then, Ah Hone, Jarpasi. Khun Onn. lian Sin, Keng Hock.
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    20 19 LIEUT. FOKI1W: buga&ttJN uo»ke> player. Played for (he South last year and has started the present season in great form.
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    R.A.F. Beaten By Selangor
    235 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE R.A.F. suffered the first defeat of their up-country soccer tour when they went down by two goals to nil to a Selangor State team to-day at the Stadium. The game was fought out at a very fast pace
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    HOCKEY CANCELLED
    24 19 The hockey fixture between the Ceylon Sports Club and the Police, arranged to be played at the Depot yesterday, was cancele d.
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    MEDALS FOR BRAVERY PRESENTED
    408 20 Singapore Police Parade TRIBUTES to police force heroes were paid by the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. S. W. Jones, on Friday when he presented Inspector S. W. R. Marsden and Detective Tan Cheng Quee with the King's Police Medal for gallantry. The deeds of these
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