Malaya Tribune, 3 October 1939

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: r T Guaranteed Largest Sales 's'l^xxvp 'X(, 2^5 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, October 3, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 16 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1939 FIVE CENftl *P| I
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    PEACE OFFER TO BE MADE THIS WEEK
    96 1 Of Powers I To Be Proposed Reuter. T London, Oct. 3. Ji° me ff T' dl radio sf ates that a peace Borne, Oct. 1 M is understood that an Italhn The Pome radio stated tha.i rw.«i Sai? fc > wV ne rr
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    Serious Threat To Scandinavia
    104 1 sr, v towan methods of '-mirL-i VK nS r 1S L" and i w h of which countries ftavi ©2 several vessels i„ att&cta b> subaiannes, some being sank SwoS S nff 1,1 cnVht ~mt<isii ships were captured v« Jay by the'Germans/.Much neaC?L, has been confiscate,
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    Denmark "Slapped In The Face"
    133 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 2. T-HE Oopetttegen newspaper, the Berlingske Tidende. says that it is plain t Denmark cannot expect the same nanions of safety as in the last war adds teat the sinking of the Vendia me a alap m the face. Natkmale Tidende says
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    HITLER'S SPEECH
    513 1 May Not Renew The j Pcace Offer British Wireless I BriuiseJs, Oct. 3. A C^H D nf N ?h t0 D V le Berlin c°rresponcent of the Belgian News it speech before Pi lase of «3«?"«? t?T thought unlikely that the peace nfTnv will be made, rs V'cn
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    British Submarine Interrupts Attack On Swedish Steamer
    182 1 Reuter. Stockholm, Oct, 8, THE Swedish steamer, Gun, en ronte M Antwerp, was sunk in l^" l:u i by a German submarine. lb- crew of 18 were rescued by a mush vessel.—Reuter. German submarine dived w th captain and two of the crew
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    Scandinavian Navies Must Use Force
    216 1 British Wireless. f fading af ticle in the Stockholm AlJenhanda says that it can hardly be maintained that the sinking of ?h?m an vesseIs reduces Britain's ability to continue the war. "What then object of this brutality towards neutral shipping? in such circumstances it is
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    ITALIAN PEACE APPEAL
    135 1 Reuter A Rome, Oct. 2. I RESH appeal for peace was made by Signor Gayda in Gionialc d Italia. He writes "CounJ Ciano's visit only marks a fresh stage in the wider framework of the policy which Italy and Germany have been constantly pursuing towards the goal
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    DUKE OF WINDSOR
    23 1 Reuter. Paris, Oct. 3. Duke of Windsor has arrived in France. The nature of his Dost is not disclosed.— Reuter.
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    ENEMY CRUISER AT LARGE
    336 1 Nazi Surface Raider Sinks British Ship Reuter. LONDON, OCT. 2. AN ARMED ENEMY HAIDER IS n NOW OPERATING IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC. I Jt ls stated Officially in London this afternoon that the British ship Clement had been sunk in the South Atlantic by an armed
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    CHANGSHA FALL EXPECTED ANY MOMENT
    67 1 Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 3. rpilL situation in North Hunan A Province, where the Japanese are believed to have reached the outskirts of Changsha, the capital, is somewhat obscure. Occupation of the city la expected any moment, but no statement is obtainable from Japanese army spokesmen,
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    HISTORIC DEBATE ON AMERICAN NEUTRALITY
    459 2 Arms Will Be Made Available For Allies Reuter. Largo, whteb fcvbura G<srniany, aw > and ~ti.,,al.s of sorte <~»|>c.sit«..usts.-lUut*r. THE debate is expected to ast tnree I week, before tfce (jtoal v*t* i"St the debate a^ o rrhe Mr. William Oreen, Presi» d American I
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    DANISH PROTEST IN BERLIN
    50 2 Reuter. Copenhagen, Oct. 2. FE Minister in Berlin has been instructed to protest immediately against the Milking of the Vendia. A survivor revealed that the ship was sunk only three seconds ufter the submarine fired warning shots, and before the Vendia could possibly heave to.— Reuter.
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    NIBBLING AT NAZI DEFENCES IN THE WEST
    234 2 Reuter. Puiis, Oct. urn** b ,i r l i,ll nTh» A £g feature of operations on th Western front, where there is a moVVeMtin II Vn-neh la* til Sot mentary lull n rttm in i* •nibbhrm'' at German defences. Thr. reneated successful wcotmsis-
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    NEW POLISH PRESIDENT
    68 2 British Wireless. London, Oct. Following an the announcement last night from the Polish Embassy in London that the Cabinet of General Slawcjskladkuwski had resigned and the former Premie* bad been replaced by General Sikorski, the Embassy now announce the resignation od M. I&nacy Moscicki, President of the
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    30 2 Reuter. Aircraft and equipment of all flying lines in Ne w Zealand have been taken over by the Royal New Zealand Au Force. All private! lines cease* last week, -neuter.
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    FIVE PER CENT INCREASE IN RUBBER QUOTA
    51 2 Reuter. London, Oct. 3. rpHE Rubber Regulation A Committee has fixed a revised quota of 75 per cent, for the fourth quarter of the year. This is an increase or five per cent, on the original quota for the last quarter of the
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    CATHAY OPENS TO-NIGHT
    177 2 MALAYA'S newest theatre Cathay, opens its doors to-day. Th e premiere of -Four *J" n'oht is an important event In the *nffiSS W«?3 m Malaya. Eg npp v h special acoustic arrangeinU air-cSnbig, a beautiful, m?erior scheme and com!ortable plush seats for everybody, the theatre ,s th<
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    HOME FLEET UNDAMAGED
    96 2 Reuter. London, Oct. 2. N the course of a report to the Nay 1 Department in Washington, Mi. Kuk, the American naval attache in London states that he attended the regular church service on Sunday aboard the Ark Royal. Naval forces of the entire Heme flee., including
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    Yugoslavian Tribute To British Navy
    33 2 Reuter. London. Oct. 3. »N- omcial statement broadcast by Jhe A Yugoslav «wrmn««* «g» with other Balkan G ve^X. Kl issian adds that the present the Balkan peoples.—Reuter.
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    NAVAL ESCORT FOR SWEDISH STEAMERS
    69 2 Reuter. Stockholm, Oct. 3. »iavat eseorti will be provided shoiuy N^r L shipt in Swedish *rrttoria waters, according to the newspapei MKhanda, thTthe decision rouois recent German mfrinpmente ofneutraUty laws, including: sctoure of the Latvian ship Imanta and the attempt to force Swedish snips to
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    EVACUATION OF SCHOOLCHILDREN
    76 2 British Wireless. London. Oct. 3. THE Ministry of Information announces that the Ministry of Health have authorised arrangements for the eyaeul tion of 35.000 additional schoolchildren from evacuating areas in England. In some districts movements will start this week. These children were registereo by their parents following
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    CALL TO YOUTH IN RUMANIA
    82 2 Reuter. Bucharest, Oct. 3. A PROCLAMATION by the Rumanian Government to the whole nation, and to youth in particular, urges Rumanians to rally behind the Throne and Government. Declaring that every nation is on the defensive and demobilisation is at present impossible the necessity for
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    NAZI EXCUSE FOR SINKING OF DANISH SHIP
    46 2 Reuter. Copenhagen, Oct. 3. T HE G0v,,,,,, Admiralt »««t I vendia -J atS? c S«,n;*i .ucrnaUona, rules." bAAo 1ha t the captain The statement adds "g^g^&M and crew a contain, they 'an ?p,l,a'/ to''the &1 ot W» fl^BS Reuter.
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    FOOD RATIONING REPORTS DENIED
    89 2 British Wireless. London, Oct. 2_ jjOU-OWINO -some W^^f* 10 food I newspapers on the s«de appear Pd t0 Press sivin" forecasts of the Sclirn'of are' entity "latent has yet. been a L Press and none is yet U :4u° Adequate public notice of the of the
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    WARNING TO AMERICANS
    71 2 Reuter. London, Oct. 3. THE v B Secretary of state. Mr. Cor--1 dcCi Hail has issued a warning to Americans in Europe against the dancer of travelling hi belligerent sn.ps. having neard to the character oi the warfare now in progress. Mr Hull asked them to retuin
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    Heldt Peninsula
    60 2 Reuter. London, Oct. 3. THE Heldt Peninsula, last Polish strangled has been handed over to the Germans according to the German and Italian wireless. Negotiations for surrender of the peninsula are said to have started after the garrison had hoisted the white flag yesterday. They had held cut
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    U.S. Convicts Germany Of Crime
    159 2 Reuter. Washington, Oct. 2. THE United States Secretary o 1 state Mr Cordell Hull announce o iav that the United Stales wj U not recognise Tinii added that the unuea owi.a Biddle. is now in Pars in order to be bassador in Washington will continue
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    "Workers Must Fight Hitler And Stalin"
    59 2 Reuter. London, Oct. 3 'THE Germai Freedom Station, thich p ha.s been siie-it since Friday again broadcast last nignt. asking what G**--many had sainei by the conquest ol Poland. It nddres;M an appeal to the women of Germany, and an thei app<ai to the
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    Nation's Reserves Of Economic Manpower
    336 2 British Wireless. Loudon, Oct. THi; Ministry of lahour lias mnounced that at Sept. 11 the total registered unemployed ed 1.330,928, comprising 1.0»-- ,h wholly unemployed, 227.099 teamp-r--aihy laid off and 51,011 norma'h m casual employment, mis was an increase of 99,236 compared with 11, month
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    WAR AND EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT
    213 2 AN oflit ial t «»numiii'MH<' iff ny the D«-parlmriit of Information states: A number of cases have come to the notice ot the several Governments «I Malaya in which European British «10--iectc who have lost or cppear hke.y to lest their civil employment owing to the
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    King Sees Mr. Chamberlain
    21 2 Reuter. London, Oct. 2 -His Majesty the Kin? received Mr Churchill (ffet Lord of tin Admiralty) to-day.—Reuter.
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    EXCESS PROFITS TAX ON ALL FIRMS
    401 3 LABOUR WANTS CAPITAL LEVY Budget Debate Continued London, Oct. 2. QONTINUING the debate on the Budget in the House of Commons the Financial Secretary to the Treasury, Capt. Crookshank, claimed that the response of the taxpayers to the Budget had been truly remarkable and
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    Italy Demes Rumours
    32 3 Reuter. i o Oct. 3 A statement has been ed m Italy denying rumours that Italian ships including the liner Rex, have suspj tided their sailings to American ports.—Renter.
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    FURTHER ARMY EXPANSION NOT CONTEMPLATED
    146 3 British Wireless. London. Oil. 2. IT was authoritatively stated to-day ihii the men called up under yestei day's proclamation will, aftor training, be sent as reinforcements to units overseas. It miL'i not be forgotten that the Arm: was considerably expended earlier tn> year, vhus it
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    Turkish Military Mission To Britain
    65 3 British Wireless. London. Oct. 2. A TURKISH military mission will arrive in London to-morrow to discuss mi'itary matters of common interest to Turkey and Britain The mission is beaded by General Orbay. who spent several week* here Earlier.in the year and. c-d upon as an
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    Parliament Passes Budget Unanimously
    127 3 "Smash Hitler!" Reuter London, Oct. "PEACE proposal*' reports have left British Parliamentary circles completely cold, says Reuters lobby correspondent. AH parties j-haie admiration for Mr. Churchill's broadcast and are looking for an equally emphatic statement to-day when the Prime Minister gives the War Cabinet's considered views
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    SINGAPORE NAVAL WEDDING
    140 3 AN interesting wedding took place at Singapore Cathedral yesterday, when Lieutenant Robert Evelyn Boddington. R.N., son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Boddington, of Hinton. Peterchurch. Herefordshire. was married to Miss Elisabeih Hance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hance. of Hongkong. The service was conducted by the
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    SAME FEATHER
    69 3 Reuter. London, Oct. 2. THE British Government is not diflerentiating between Nazis and German This was made clear when Mr. Chamberlain replied in the negative to a question in the Commons, whether the Prime Minister would direct that in official references to war enemies, "they shall be spoken
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    REJECTION OF PEACE OFFENSIVE CERTAIN
    696 3 British Wireless. London. Oct. 2. opinion has been completely unmoved by the Moscow declaration of Sept. 29 and the rejection out of hand of the German socalled peace offensive is taken for granted. A weekend study in London and Paris of the Moscow developments has
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    INDIAN CONGRESS AND THE WAR
    87 3 British Wireless. London. Oct 3. QUESTIONED In the of Commons en the recent statement of Policy by the Working Committee of the Indian National Congress, the Un-ocr-Secrelary for India replied: Tarn still not in a position to say more than that the Governor-Gener3i is. keening
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    Pan-American Conference
    50 3 Reuter. Panama. Oct. 2Almost complete agreement was reached after prolonged meetings throughout the day of the Pan-Ameri-can Conference, concerning neutrality. It is believed that the proposal to bar the submarine from all American porls io likely to be amended to permit eacii Republic to adopt own measures.— Fteuter.
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    R.A.F. CASUALTIES
    36 3 Reuter. London, Oct. 3 —The R.A.F. has issued not her casualty list. This sate 1 -he t' 16 are dead, seven wounded and three missing. Five men are believed to be prisoners of war.—Reuter.
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    42 3 British Wireless. London, Oct. 2. Dr. Burckhardl, the termer League c,f {fr-ticn* High Commissioner lor Danz's. who has arrived in London, called on Lord Halifax athe Foreipn Office tiii.s after neon. It is understood that he is returning immediately to Switzerland.—British Wireless.
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    "Wang Had Better Commit Suicide"—Chiang Kai Shek
    190 3 "Wang Had Better Commit Suicide" —Chiang Kai Shek China-Japan Peace Rumours Reuter. Shanghai. Oct. 3 THE British Ambassador, Sir Archl- bald Clark-Kerr, is leaving for Hongkong on Thursday. From Hongkong he expects to proceed to Chungking by way of Hanoi, Indo« China, on a routine visit. Chungking. Oct. 3. "The
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    NAZIS FIRE ON OWN TERRITORY
    70 3 Reuter. Parte, Oct. night's communique states that local enemy attacks were repulsed south of Saarlouis and in the region east of the Saar. "In the latter region there was enemy artillery fire on German localities behind our line/''—Reuter. London, Oct 3 A semi-official statement issued
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    American Officer Confirms British Navy Undamaged
    106 3 British Wireless. London. Oct. 2. DURING the week-end Capt Alan Kirk, of the United Stater, Navy, paid the customary official ca'l upon the Com-mander-in-Chief of the British Home I-ieet. Admiral Sir Charles Forbes, and on Sunday Capt Kirk was present during the regular church
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    Envoy To Poland Back
    22 3 British Wireless. London. Oct. 2.—Sir Howard Kennard. the British Ambassador to Poland, arrived back in England to-night.—British Wireless.
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    Singapore Celebrates Mr. Gandhi's Birthday
    299 4 Singapore, Monday. "TO-DAY ire an- ithered to cele- brate the seventy-first birthday of one whose name is a household v*oid throughout the world regardless of race or creed," stated tor. Chew Peng Yam, i member of the China Relief Fund, Ylalaya, who. attired in dhotty
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    MR. H. B. WINTER
    32 4 Mr. H. B. Winter, Managing Director cf H. B. Winter Co., Ltd., accompanied by Mrs. Winter and daughter arrived in Singapore on Sunday on board the s.s. "Oranje."
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    RICE & RUBBER PLANTING
    84 4 RICE RUBBER PLANTING TT Is believed that some managers have hesitated to follow the advice given in the Malayan Agricultural Journal of June, 1939 to plant food crops among young rubber because of the fear that soil structure might be impaired. The matter has been referred to the Director, Rubber
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    MALACCA FLOWER SHOW
    79 4 (From Our Own Correspondent). Malacca. Monday. The Malacca Horticultural Society held thetr annual show on the grounds of the City Park, when there was the usual array of potted plants and flowers. At 12.30 p.m. the Hon. Mr. G. W Bryant, who is the president of the
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    CHINESE 'BOY' SENTENCED TO DEATH
    1188 4 Singapore, Monday. CENTENCE of death was passed on a Cantonese, T'ng Ban Yick, at the Assizes to-day when he was found guilty of the murder of a Hylam boy in Woodstock Drive in the early hours of June 8. After a deliberation of an hour,
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    Practice Firing
    78 4 The Malaya Command has issued a programme of firing to be earrii out by the Koyal Artillery durin October. The places affected are 11 Pengelih Point. Changi area. Ulu P area. Western Jft'raits. Batu Bei Blakang MaM and Pulau Brani firing will include anti-aircraft heavy gunfire. The public
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    MALACCA WEDDING
    142 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sunday. A pretty wedding was solemnised in St. p. t. Church on Saturday when Miss. Stella Bodrlgup the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Rot!: gues, a very highly respected and very popular Eurasian family in Malacca, was married to M r
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    Coroner Commends Bravery
    86 4 Singapore, Monday. AEDUL Ghani bin Omar was this morning commended by Mr. R. E. Turn bull, the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, ior his prompt action in rescuing a Cantonese woman who jumped into the sea cff Beach Road last ueek His Worship suggested that Abdul should be
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    Accused's Eccentric Behaviour
    78 4 Singapore. Monday. UPON the suggestion of his uncle who stated that accused might be slightly unbalanced. Lam Yin. a young Cantonese was to day sent to two weeks' observation by Mr. J. Fletcher Cooke, the third pr.lice magistrate. Earlier in the day. Lim had bren convicted on
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
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    435 5 Reuter 's Commercial Service LONDON COMMODITIES London, Monday. Previous To-day Change Steady, then reacted on Very Steady RUBB£R small business Spot Buyers 934 9 916 4-1 16 Sellers 9% 9 11,16 +1 16 list Forward) October Buyers g3 8 Sellers 9 5 8 November Buyers 9 r, 8 Sellers 9
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    Germany Increases Forces On West Front
    355 7 Time On Side Of Allies Reuter. London, Oct. 2. FORECASTS of future possibiliiies, at the beginning of the second month of the war, unitedly emphasize that time is on (he Aiiios' side, that a waiting tit., is their best tactics, allowing the Germans to
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    18 7 Ottawa, Oct. 2. —Four more British officials have arrived in Canada to join the British War Supplies Commission.
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    Ciano Leaves Berlin
    67 7 Reuter. Tondon, Oct. 2. COUNT CIANO, the Italian Foreign Minister, left Berlin for Rome this morning, says the official German News Agency. His stay lasted only 15 hours. He was seen off by Herr Ribbentrop. with whom he had discussions earlier in the morning, and a final
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    GOLD PRICE FIXED
    38 7 Reuter. L:ndon. Oct. 2. The price of gold has been fixed by the Bank of England at 186 shillings per fine ounce. It reached this record figure on Sept. 5 and has not altered .since.—Reuter.
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    Italy's Firm Desire For Neutrality
    152 7 Reuter. Brussels. Oct. 2. ALTHOUGH the date of the conrt vocation cf the Reichstag has not be»n finally announced, it is believed it will sit to-day in the presence of Count Ciano, according to the Berlin correspondent of the Belgian News Agency. The correspondent says
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    STRENGTH OF THE NAVY
    714 8 MR. Winston Churchill, the First Lord of the Admiralty, has given most heartening testimony to the strength and power of the British Navy and its success in destroying the menace ot the U-boat. At the beginning of the war the German submarine commanders managed to do
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    ALTERNATIVES OPEN TO THE ENEMY COMMAND
    199 8 Invasion Of Low Countries Thought Most Probable Reuter. London, Oct. 2. MDALADIER'S conversation with Generals Gamelin, Georges and Vuillemin yesterday was on "far-reaching strategic problems," writes Reuters military correspondent. Three courses seem open to the Germans: to launch a huge offensive against the Maginot
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    Japan To Maintain Her Neutrality
    133 8 Reuter. Tokyo, Oct. 2. JAPAN did not intend to be involved in the European war, and would concentrate all efforts on a set. tlement of the China affair, declared Admiral Nomura, new Foreign Minister, addressing provincial governors here. Making this announcement. Admiral Nomura said that
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    Nigeria's Support
    105 8 British Wireless. London. Oct. 1. AT the first meeting of the Legislative Council of Nigeria held since the war, the following resolution was adopted unanimously: "This Council, having fo!lowed with been sympathy the patient and peisistent efforts of the Imperial Government for the maintenance of world peace, r.nd
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    QUAKE IN INDIA
    54 8 Reuter. London, <_*_*. 2. AN earthquake occurred in Behar Province, India, thus morning. There were two shocks with an interval of one minute in between. The second shock violently shook many houses. People left their homes and some were injured in running to safety, but there is
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    R.A.F. PLANES OVER BERLIN
    36 8 Reuter. London, Oct. 2. THE Air Ministry announces that successful air reconnaissances by day and night have again been carried out over Germany by the R.A.F. Night reconnaissances included Berlin and Potsdam.—Reuter.
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    The Yangtse Patrol
    39 8 Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 2. The British Government has decided in view of urgent military requirements elsewhere to withdraw five out of ten gunboats on the Yangtse, thus releasing a considerable number of men for active service.—Reuter.
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    New Polish Army
    79 8 Reuter. Ottawa, Oct. 2. Polish officials in Canada are daily recruiting Polish volunteers for service overseas. This, according to the Polish Consul General in Ottawa, is in accordance with the reported plan of the new Polish Frime Minister to create a new Polish army in Canada and
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    AMERICANS IMPRESSED BY CHURCHILLS SPEECH
    235 8 Reuter. London, Oct. 2. Winston Churchill's speech last night has created a deep impression not only in Britain but also in America. His speech was relayed from 275 wireless stations in the North American network alone. The New York Herald Tribune says that Mr. Churchill
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    RUSSIA SECURES CONTROL OF THE BALTIC STATES TWENTY DIVISIONS READY TO AAARCH
    712 9 Pacts With Esthonia, Finland And Latvia Reuter. r fWENTY Soviet divisions which were massed on the Esthonian frontier before Esthonia conceded naval bases to Russia have been transferred to the Latvian frontier, to compel Latvia to sign a
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    "BERLIN OR BUST" SAY TOMMIES IN FRANCE
    167 9 British Official Wireless. London, Oct. 2. According to "Eye-Wltness," who is attached to the British military forces in France, the British Army is pressing on with the job of improving its readiness for action with every day that passes. Tommy shows his opinion
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    India Checks Profiteering
    106 9 Reuter. London, Oct. 2. THE Government of India has issued a severe warning to profiteers. The announcement states that the lund of speculation in different grains which took place during the war in 1914 will not be tolerated to-day. To this warning is added a statement that
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    RED ARMY MANOEUVRES
    42 9 Reuter. Berlin. Oct. 2. THE Red Army autumn manoeuvres are taking place in the region of operations of the second army in the Far East, whose centre is Khaborovsk, according to a German News Agency message from Moscow. —Reuter.
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    Hitler Enters Warsaw In Triumph To-day
    271 9 Reuter. London, Oct. 2. |T was announced by the German wireless to-day that the first German troops entered Warsaw yesterday morning. The occupation of the suburbs of Praga was completed yester- day. It was also announced by Berlin that the Polish defenders of the
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    CANADIAN POLES FORMING ARMY
    47 9 Reuter. Toronto, Oct. 2, NEWS of the plan by Gen. Sikorski (new Polish Prime Minister) to raise a Polish Army in Canada and the United States have been enthusiastically received here. The Polish community here is already planning to recruit 2,000 men. Peuter.
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    Nazis May Not Present Peace Plan
    173 9 Reuter. Stockholm, Oct. 2. IN view of the reaction in London, it is now considered in Germany that Germany and Russia will abstain from peace moves, declares the Berlin correspondent of the Svenska Dagbladet. The correspondent adds that the main reason for the meeting
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    Tokyo Parley Not Yet Resumed
    172 9 Tokyo, Oct. 2. A REPORT of arrangements for the early resumption of the Anglo-Japanese conference, appearing in the Asahi Shimbun and other newspapers, has been categorically denied by the spokesman of the Foreign Office. He told Japanese newspapermen on Saturday morning that the Japanese Government
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    FRANCO'S AMNESTY
    60 9 Reuter. Madrid, Oct. 2. A decree by Franco pardons all military and naval prisoners who since the Nationalist victory have been sentenced by military tribunals to terms under six years and whose record -vas unblemished prior to the civil war. It is stated that Franco will grant a
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    NEW FRENCH ADVANCE ON WESTERN FRONT
    309 9 Reuter. London, Oct. 2. fHIS morning's French communique about fighting on the Western front states that the night was relatively quiet. There were sudden attacks on various parts of the front. Fighting on the western front has gained for the French army some valuable
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    60 9 Reuter. London, Oct. 2. THE Stock Exchange opened firmer and closed steady, despite the failure of certain sections to maintain initial advances. Home equities generally were higher, store shares especially being favoured, but motors were easier. Internationals and oils were firm, with gilt-edged iJie Silver weakened on speculative
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    18 9 Reuter. Tallin, Oct. 3. The President of Esthonia last night ratified the Soviet- Esthonian mutual assistance pact. -Reuter.
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    Tributes To Churchill
    108 9 Reuter. New York. Oct. 2. "A S'UPIjRB example of democratic w;:r leadership at its best" is the HeraldTribune's description of Mr. Churchill't speech. One speech of this sort is worth batteries of heavy artillery. A leader of Churchill's calibre is worth more than an army corps. He
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    R.A.F. (H.Q.) REGISTER GOOD WIN OVER M.P.H.
    501 10 QUALIFYING ROUND OF CHALLENGE CUP R.A.F. (H.Q.) 6; M.P.H 2. 'piE R.A.F. (H.Q.) had little difficulty in disposing of their opponents, the Publishers, in the qualifying round of the S.A<F.A. Challenge Cup when Ihey met at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday and won
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    Sports Diary
    61 10 Soccer: S.A.F.A. Cup. R-A.M.C. vs. R.A O C. Anson Rd. Stadium. Hockey: S.C.C. Colours vs. Whites. S.C C. Police 2nd. vs. V.M.C.A. Prince Edward Road. Singapore Colts Vf R.A.F. Farrer Park. Badmin l on: Meeting of the Singapore Badminton Association at Clerical Union 5.15 p.m. Billiards: Meeting of
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    LOYALS WIN AGAINST DEPOT
    157 10 Loyals 4: Depot I: JHE Loyals defeated the Malays Command Depot by four goals to one at hockey yesterday. Superior stick work and combination enabled the Loyals to win. The depot put up a creditable display but were unable to penetrate the Loyals' defence. Their forwards
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    RAITH ROVERS WIN
    27 10 The Raith Rovers defeated the McNair v oungsters by five goals to one at soccer on Saturday in a friendly match at McNair Road.
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    HOME SOCCER ARRANGEMENTS
    63 10 Reuter. London, Oct. 2. COMPETITIVE football on a regional v basis is beginning in England on Oct. 21 with 82 clubs, divides into eight sections, as follows:— North-East 11, North-West 12, East Midlands 11. Western 12, Midland 8. South-West 8, South A 10. South B 10. Club;
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    RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S MATCHES
    115 10 PLAYING at Anson Road yesterday, the second string of the V.M.C.A. held the A.C.S. XI to a draw at hockey, each side scoring one goal. Half time arrived with the score I—l. On the resumption the V's had ample opportunity to score but poor finishing prevent
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    SINGAPORE COLTS
    102 10 The following will represent the Singapore Colts in their fixture aeainst the R.A.F. (Headquarters) at Farrer Park to-day:—A. Peterson; D. La Brooy, M Modder: H. Humphries. N. Hay, D. De Cruz. W. Rogers. J. Triall, C. Rodrigue.s. G. O'Hara. P. Ebert. Reserve: J. Crowther. The following will represent
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    CHUNG WAH WIN
    80 10 The Chung Wah F. A. yesterday defeated the Kota Rangers in a soccer friendly by 5-3 on the M F. A. ground. The game was fast and was witnessed by a large crowd. Scorers for the winner? were Boon Kwang, Chin Geok. Chee Chua, and Seng Quee.
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    ENGGOR F.A.
    77 10 At the fifth annual general meeting of the Enggor Football Associaticn held at the residence of Mr. Tan Soo Poh the office-bearers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Mr. Tan Soo Poh, president; Mr. P. Ramoo. ban. secretary (re-elected); Mr. Chong Heck Lai. hon treasurer; Mr.
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    TELEPHONES XI
    45 10 THE O.T.E.C. Ist XI will play a friendly soccer match against the Municipal Gas Department XI at Farrer Park to-morrow (Wednesday). Team Tasnb. Salim. Taib. Mohd. Idris. Ismai' /-boo. Sekak. L D'Almeida, Vincent" Bakar. Hashim. Jeeman. Zainol. Ali. Erie Cheah. Ahmad b Majid.
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    LAST MINUTE GOAL SAVES S.C.C.
    397 10 to-day. Good stickwork was displayed by both sides, and the result was a fi.ir indication of the play, which after a rather dull beginning, livened up considerably in the later stages The inability to register more goa's was due to the steady defence put up
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    73 10 The following have been selected to play hockey for the V.M.C.A. Junior Department against A.P C. Ist XI on Thursday. Oct. 5 at 3 15 p.m. on the Prince Edward Road GrouncAC. Neubronner; Low Huck Yang, Llm K*ng \\;U;. C. Lazaroo. Cheong Thiam Siew. L. M Aena. Syed
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    GOLF CROFT CUP
    137 10 FOLLOWING is the draw for the first round of the Keppel Golf Club's Croft Cup competition for women, to be played on Oct. 4: S.15: Mrs. E. Hitcham vs. Mrs. A.A B. Menzies. 3.20: Mrs. R.A. Ford vs. Mrs. E.A, Elder. 3.25: Mrs. R.J. Fennie vs. Mrs.
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    MIXED FOURSOMES AT ISLAND CLUB
    52 10 Is£nrf f r!?,h ing are th e results of the island Club mixed foursomes held yesterday.- Mrs. Corrie Hill and C A. R. Bateman Mrs 2*2*% J™** D Mac'aren JJ— 9=35: Mrs. WyckofT and S. F Ho Teck 5 4 3-fs= 3B Mr T y
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    KEPPEL CHAMPIONSHIP
    52 10 Eight competitors entered for the Keppel Club Championship which was Played over the week-end and the folturned the SiX beSt Scores re R. J. Fennie 384-41+47+41=167 (Win) H. Irving u J i° 169 b. la Cloche 40 43-48-46=177 W. Fryer 41+47-48-41=177 M G. Harvey 47+47+47+40=181 W. Gunstone 50
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    SOCIAL MATCH
    38 10 The social match between the Island CjuP and the Garrison was played on Sunday morning at the Island Club and was won by the home team with a score of 32 points to Garrison's 1 point
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    BILLIARDS ASSN. MEETING
    41 10 The postponed meeting of the Singapore Billiards Association will be held to-night at No. 1-A. Kirk Terrace, at 6 p.m. An important item on the agenda is the discu-sion regarding the four-ball championship tournament for the current year.
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      21 10 You'll seldom W buy Samps Jl if you tsfc always T"uf CROMPTON THE COILED-COIL LAMP OF LASTING BRILLIANCE WPS. 187 A
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      89 10 NEW VITALITY AFTER FEVER During fever body tissues rapidly waste away and the patient quicxly loses weight unless he is supplied with adequate and suitable lood Horlicks supplies the nutritive elements which the body requires and enables the exhausted body to rebuild itself quickly. Doctors have proved that Horhcks Is
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    Scratchings For To-Morrow's Races
    322 11 r PHE following horses did not acX eept for the second day of the Kuala Lumpur lIM (to-morrow) handicaps for which aye published below: Monte Video, Eastern Wave, Blue Ribbon, Rackarcck. Twinkling Eyes, Biuas, Drummer Boy. RACE ONE Ponies. Class 2, Div. 2, SVz furs. Danse
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    TENNIS Palmer And Bateman Win Veterans' Titles
    397 11 Singapore, Monday. T. L. PALMER and O. R. S. Bateman won the veterans' doubles handicap championship of the S.C.C. Autumn lawn tennis tournament when they defeated W. C. Hill and J. A. Dean in straight sets, 6—2, 10—8, to-day. D. E. L. Anderson
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    Impressive Gallops At Kuala Lumpur
    195 11 Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. TEMPLE (Farad) and Tovarich (Dawson) were the main attraction this morning at the gallops at the Sclangor Turf Club. Among the first out, they were associated in a sprint of six furlongs. Temple locked more impressive. Bay Rose (Whalanj and New Moon
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    Big Proposed Fight In Singapore
    130 11 (By "Pete") T«WO of the world's finest bantamweights might fight in Singapore, shortly, if arrangements at present in the hands of Mr. Caesar M. Houghton, the new Singapore boxing promoter, materialise. The proposed fight is between Star Frisco and Kui Kong Yong. Both are among
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    PRODUCE
    129 12 Singapore, Oct. 2. R (Siam) W. Coast No. i per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Bice Siam 1 Spruce Siam 2 180 Rice Siam 3 $160 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $115 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 $1HRice Saigon Al Rice Saigon 1 Rice Saigon
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    MALAYALEES & PATRIOTIC FUND
    134 12 MALAYALEES PATRIOTIC FUND TONVENED by Mr. K. P. Mohamed YusofT, a meeting cf prominent members of the Malayalee community of Singapore was held on Sunday night at his residence, 173, Haig Road, in connection with the Malaya Patriotic Fund. Mr. K. P. Mohamed YusofT said that he convened the meeting
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    98 12 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Monday, noon. Buyers. Seller.-;. No. IX R.b.S. SpDt loese 34 34% No. IX RJEaJS. F. 0.8. in cases October 34 1 4 34 v 2 CF.A.Q. R.S.S. I.CD. in bale;.' 33 J o 33 3 4 FAQ R.&.S. F.C.E.
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    MARKET PRICE LIST
    508 12 Singapore, Sept. 29 Article MEAT Eeef steak; kati 44 Beef stew or curry; kati 34 Fillet Steak; lb. 04 Mutton, Australian; lb. 12 Mutton, Malacca; lb. Pork, lean; Kati 16 Perk, lean and fat (Ist quality); kati St) POULTRY Capons (locally reared); kati 52 Ducks; each Id
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    TIN
    17 12 Singapore, Tuesday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $117 :l ;j (unchanged).
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    RUBBER
    16 12 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 33 1 Sellers 83%.
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      255 12 n .j To-Days Radio j y PENANG BANGKOK 01iHI ZHJ 6.08 Mcs (W 3 m.) HSBPJ 31 35 me tres (9.51 mcis) ZHL 225 metres (1.33 mcis). J? i(rht Mvs < c 7.40 p.m. National song and opening Zltt 30.96 metres (9.69 mcis). Bulletin. announcements. 7.45 Light.music: The p.m. s?n
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      64 12 CAPITOL: "4 Girls In White." ALHAMBRA: "The Kid from Kokomo. PAVILION: "Maisie." M \RL BOROUGH "Chantrasena. ROXY: "It's In The Air." GARRICK: "Dreamland" (Hindustani). QUEENS: "Service de Luxe." ROYAL: "Sundara Murti Nayanar. EMPIRE: "My Lucky Star." HAPPY WORLD: Cabaret; Side Shows; Cinemas and other attractions. TREAT WCItID: Cabaret, Side Shows
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    SUICIDE VERDICT ON SHOT INSPECTOR
    795 13 Singapore, Monday. vKRDiCT of suicide by shooting was to-day returned by Mr. W. 6. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, at the conclusion of the inquiry infci the death of Inspector William Campbell Alexander, aged thirtylour, who died at the General Hospital on Sept. 26, a short
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    GOVERNOR ARRIVES IN PENANG
    68 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Sunday. ACCOMPANIED by Lady Thomas and his aide-de-camp. His Excellency, the Governor. Sir Shenton Thomas arrived here last evening. It is understood that the party will stay at "Bel Retiro" until Oct. 4. the day after His Excellency has unveiled the
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    CHINESE CODE TELEGRAMS
    29 13 Commencing forthwith, telegrams In Chinese Four Figure Code will be accepted In Ma'aya to cr from Hongkong only. Tliey will be subject to censorship at Hongkong.
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    DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
    108 13 Singapore, Monday. MR C H. Whit ton to-day imposed a total fine of $175 on H. J. Silva. a Ceylonese attached to the Royal Engineers. Changi. when he was produced in the Traffic Court to answer to two charges ef driving In a negligent manner and driving
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    20 13 The Food Supply Officer of Singapore has cancelled the licence of A. Rahiman B Co.. 51 East Coast Road. Singapoie.
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    5,000 HAWKERS STRIKE
    169 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Monday. POM PLAINING that they never agreed to registration and that they were misled in this respect, hawkers plying their trades from Weld Quay up to Bagan Jeremal went on strike yesterday aft: moon. it will be remembered that at a spe
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    STOLE TROUSERS
    50 13 Singapore. Monday.—Bound over only last week. Jawari bin Batami, a twentytwo year old Javanese, was again produced before Mr. J. Fletcher Cooke, to answer a charge of theft of two pairs of trousers valued at fifty cents. Jawari pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six weeks' rigorous imprisonment.
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    35 13 At the dinner last Friday given by Dr. Ivy Tcng and her husband, Dr. Lim Poh Sim, guests were received by the newly married couple, and not by Dr Tong and Mr. Lim Bok Kee
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    RUSH TO TAKE UP PADI LAND
    95 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Sunday. THE demand lor padi land from Malays in Selangor is expected to be so heavy that it may not be possible to find, land of any great extent for other Asiatics. It was announced at the last
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    Hindu Association
    89 13 At the annual general meeting of the Hindu Association held at Race Course Lane. Singapore, recently, the following were unanimously elected office bear.rs for the erisufng year:—President. Mr K. S. Peria amy; Hon. General Secretary, Mr. T. Pakiry; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. S. Jaganathan; Hon. Sport's Secretary Mr. S.
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    JAPAN'S EXCESS OF EXPORTS
    62 13 Tokyo, Oct. 2 lAPAN S foreign trade for the last ten days of September resulted in a favourable balance of 100,813,000 yen. with exports reaching 176.072 000 yen and imports amounting to 75.259.000 yen. according to figures given by the Finance Ministry. The total excess of
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    PATRIOTIC FUND
    33 13 The Chinese Association will hold a special tea dance on Friday. Oct. 6, from 5.30 p.m. The entire proceeds will be given to the Malaya Patriotic Fund All friends are welcome.
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    More Labour Trouble In Germany
    63 13 Reuter. London. Oct. 2. GERMANY U again employing child labour on the farms, according to an agricultural expert, speaking on the German radio to-day. He frankly confessed that unskilled labour, which many farmers are having to use, was not at all successful. He added: 'But
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      200 13 1 When you feel listless and tired, unable to sleep or to 58% more concentrate on your work, there is usually one thing X energy after 14 days X wrong w i t h you—your nerves. Exhausted, starved nerves Extensive tests carried out by doctors are a common penalty of
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    ALLEGED ENTICEMENT
    70 14 Singapore, Monday. APPEARING before Mr. J. Fletcher Cooke, the Third Police Magistrate to-day, Teng Ec Moey, a Hockcha, claimed trial on a charge that on Sept. 20 he enticed a woman, Teng Moey Kian the wife of Wong Chee Kong, knowing her to be the wife of Wong
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    136 14 YOUTHFUL ACCUSED CROSS EXAMINES I Singapore. Monday JACOB Ephriam, aged 17, wzi charged this morning before .Mr. j Conrad Oldham with simple trespass at the Alhambra Theatre at n ;i p.m. on Aug. 19. Leman bin Ja'afar. a poster watchman, alleged that he saw ac< selling a 50 cent ticket
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    63 14 Singapore, Monday JOHN Fernandez. <20> claimed trial this morning in the Second Police Court before Mr. Conrad Oldham on a charge that on Sept. 30, at. the chin Chin Hotel, Beach Road, he committed theft of cash $32, the property a R. M. Mamat. On the application of
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    Funeral Of Mr. J.B. Gates
    629 14 Singapore, Monday. •piE funeral of Mr. James Benja min Gates took place at the Bidadari Cemetery this afternoon and was largely attended by me rubers of the staff of Messrs Brinkmann and Company, and many friends. The Ven Archdeacon Graham White officiated. Amor.s those present
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    Domestic Occurrences ENGAGEMENT.
    39 15 CHEW—ONG.—The engagement is announced of Mr. Chew Hong Ho neph w of Mr. and Mrs. Urn Hoirc Keat, tV Mh's Oig &aw Bee. daughter of thf late Mr. Ong Kim Keh and Mrs. Tan Tian Soo..
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    20 15 fOSHAN At the General Hospital io C uS£ Alice, wife of C. H. Coshan. Cable and Wireless, a son.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    40 15 Mr. E. Faan Kee and far ly M 55 wb0 thank all frienos and 't*e had paid night yisits and attended t^e funeral of their ocloved mother well as those who sent wreaths ]0 papers and for services rendered.
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