Malaya Tribune, 16 October 1939

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVI -No. 246. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, October, 16, 1939.
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    GERMAN SUBMARINES SINK TWO LINERS IN ATLANTIC
    442 1 Passengers Hit By Shell-Fire Reuter. A BRITISH MAIL STEAMER AND A FRENCH LINER, AND A TWO OTHER FRENCH SHIPS, WERE SUNK IN THE ATLANTIC OVER THE WEEK-END BY GERMAN SUBMARINES WHICH HAVE APPARENTLY BEGUN THE PRACTICE OF STOPPING LINERS AND DEMANDING SUPPU ES.
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    SWEDEN TAKES ACTION
    95 1 U-Boat Spies Reuter. Stockholm, Oct. Hi. A ROYAL decree has been issued restricting the movements 61 foreign*?* in Sweden empowering the au >• .lies to prohibit them cnteri: railway, port, factory or other a-eeas 'to take phoiojrraphs or make notes, also restricting their use of means of
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    SOVIET TROOPS LAND IN BALTIC PORT
    152 1 Reuter. Tallinn, Oct. Hi. Tlh. firs! Soi ej 1 reaps, li—ln rfnf about 300, have been landed at ii pnrl of Mdfeki from a transport and one warship. Berlin, Oct. 16. of the Soviet Baltic fleet, the Oktiabrskaya Reed in Tallinn harbour, according to
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    Philippines' Future
    100 1 Shanghai, Oct. 16. JTTe, [ormct Assistant State, U.S. Stato Delved at Shanghai aboard Ma Cleveland >n route foe "!> his new appointment oner for the Philip •referred not to dis- of Philippine irdP- present juncture, gtatof .several questions >n on his arrival In the ired that the question
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    ARK ROYAL UNDAMAGED
    38 1 Reuter. London, Oct. I*>. rpHE Admiralty announced again to-night that the aircraft carrier Ark Royal is not damaged in any way, and there is no truth whatever in rumours that she has been sunk. —Reuter.
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    BRITISH REPLY TO CRITICS OF ALLIED WAR METHODS
    1072 1 London, Oct. 15. MUCH is being made in German agency reports of passages appearing here and there in French newspapers which give the impression of voicing disappointment or dissatisfaction with the .character or scale of the British military assistance. Like the British,
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    Nazis To Attack On Saar Front
    131 1 MASSES OF TANKS AND SWARMS OF BOMBERS Reuter. Paris Oct. IB. IF Hitler strikes, observers here 1 believe it will probably be at the Saar front, where his concentrations are reported to b«' heaviest. The Rhine front, with a fast-flow-ing" river, would present great
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    Floods Stop Nazi Moves
    75 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 16 A French war communique announce-, that there has b?en little activity on the western front. French fights ;ng patrols it is stated, obtained the results aimed at. This is taken to mean, in military caries, that the French have succeeded in taking
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    Nazi General Shot In Back
    66 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 16 FURTHER particulars concerning tti£ mysterious death of Gen. yen Kritsch, WOO was reported killed in action in Poland and who had a state funeral in Berlin, are supplied from neutral sources. It is stated that van Fritsch was shot in the
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    WHY JAPANESE WITHDREW
    52 1 Reuter. Canton, Oct Hi. WE withdrew from Chuiigshan (the birthplace of Dr. sun Vat-sen) in order not to cause me« nvenienor to Hongkong and Macao ro:>ardins* supplies of foodstuffs" dec'ared the chief of the press section of the Japanese Bureau of Information interviewed on return fn m
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    DEFICIT OF 15 MILLIONS ON THIS YEAR'S WORKING Social Services To Be Maintained
    4259 2 Extensive Radio Service About To Be Established Governor On First War Budget Singapore, Monday, i N surance that, while the main resources of the country must oted to the successful prosecution of the war rt te he
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    ITALIANS SORRY AT LOSS OF ROYAL OAK
    98 2 London. Oct. 16. REPORTS Oi the sinking of the Royal Oak have evoked keen sympathy unong French naval circles and among the French people. French naval authorities point out that although the destruction ol bo many lives is a matter for the deepest
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    LULL ON THE WESTERN FRONT
    184 2 Reuter. London. Oct. 15. THIS morning's French communique dees not announce any change in situation on the western front The communiques of the past 48 hours say that activity has been confined to raids by enemy reconnaissance patrols along the whole front, and particularly between
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    Compulsory Training For British Subjects
    198 2 Hr the Governor, at tins morning's meeting of the Leeblathrc rcuneil. Made tne fottirwins »tatement in regard to compulsory training m the Colony: Within the last few days I have received authority f» :>m (he Secretary of State to enact legislation imposing a '»f V*?
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    Concentration By Soviet On Slovak Border
    138 2 Reuter. Londi o, Oct. i">. it is reported ll( u K aumls 1,111 ixfi-eis from the Russian OCcupled areas of Poland ye.t.rdAv •uarnncl over Lithuania's new frontier. It is estimated that mrniy thousand* f these refugees are at present in the strip of territory
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    55,000 BAIL ON CHANDU CHARGE
    95 2 Singapore, Monday. Charged at the instance of wt. Hj D KiKselL Senior Customs Oiflcer, a Tecchm named Kwoa. SieW Tans appeared befon Vh J. L. McFall, anaanore Criminal District Judge and First Police Magistrate, this monting on a charge that he at IX» .pm yesterday
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    LOYALTY OF COLONY STRESSED
    165 2 Singapore T abiding loyalty oi the Colony to tbe se of His Majesty the X at this morning's meeti t Legislative Council. "I am confident I Irish not < nl\ i this Council whr 1 .ait*. < vei v one ol ■< pledge, fully and \>!
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    ANOTHER RADIO TALK BY MR. DOBBY
    47 2 A second talk by Ml B.H.G Lecturer in Geography a 1 Rafl win be broadcast by th. H 7.30 p.m to-day. The title of the talk many* War Resources a will be given by Mr D lowing Monday on "TIM Resources."
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    MISS BROOKS LEAVES
    32 2 Miss Polly Erooks. nice of the Infcj states C:nsul-Gcncral in Kenneth S. Patton, and Mrhas b?en staying her- for left for the United States tC I line via Hongkong.
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    26 2 The export of dry rubber untitled figures from Malaya. Brunei for September are: Mainland 32tf I Straits Settlements islands Brunei 116 tons; Labuan 2 33.!*)4 tons.
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    POLICE BAND
    48 2 The band of the Straits Settlements Police will play to day at Telok Ayer at p m. under the direction of Mr. S. Chapman, Bandmaster: March "Florentirner" Fuel*; Overture "Fra Diavolo Auber; Selection -Yeoman of the Guard" Sullivan; Gavotte "Premier Bmlabert; Selection "Looking Backward' Flock. i
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    90-YEAR-OLD MALAY COLLECTS FOR PATRIOTIC FUND
    185 2 fifnH parr MomW NINETY-YEAR-OLD 1 Hamid bin Aln J P., is one «>l the n members of the com Malay cemmunit) < l l Patriotic Fund. iir to hold himself r colketion of donations the makin» of coi il This is an »-\o M
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    COLONY DEFICIT FOR 1940 AMOUNTS TO $7,600,000
    1886 3 FINANCIAL SECRETARY'S DRAFT ESTIMATES Singapore, Monday. give below the speech of the Financial Secretary, the Hon. Mr. H. Weisberg, aX the meeting of the Legislative Council to-day in moving the draft estimates of revenue and expenditure of the Colony for 1940. In a
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    LESSON FOR GRANDSON
    189 3 m our Own Reporter.) X, ia Lumpur, Saturday. mITII 1 1 streaaetaf down IV i woman told Mr. K. 1 i„ the First Court J hal she would gladly pay the I ll;t hei grand son if he were „J A t>oy. but he was a very
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    Farewell To Tribune Editor
    143 3 ,tp re, Sunday. i j div. r-in-cbJei of trl., of newspapers, fj rewell luncheon lernoon by lb* members ngapore office of th-J Tribuirf of his departure from Sim the L ol^oll nice ol the Tribune groan. Hose n tbi luncheon mOng, a director. I manager, and
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    GOVERNOR PRESENTS HONOURS
    494 3 INSIGNIAS of the ORE. were pveI ittttcd by the Governor, Sir Shcnton Thomas, to Mr. Edward Fernandez. Mr. One Km Tiang and Capt. R. H. Pennefather before the business of this mornics'* Boeetittf of the LegiaSalive Council. In making the presentations, the Governor said: Mr Fernandez entered
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    THAI KING'S CABLE
    59 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Sunday. THE Thai Government has sent a cable to the King enquiring if their sovereign is in good health and is experiencing any difficulties on account of the war. His Majesty replied thanking the Government for their enquiries, addina that he and
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    Tin Boom Provides More Work For Coolies
    495 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE 'atest announcement that the international tin quota for the thtrt ouarter has been raised to 120 per cent, in retrospect, anecU MaLTa s output in so far as raising of trom 43 to 65 per
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    PARCELS FOR TROOPS READY TO GO
    83 4 THE first consignment of comforts for the troops, contributed by many members of the public and collected by the Patriotic Fund organisation, will oe .sent home very shortly, and it is requested that all finished articles be cent as soon as possible to the
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    IPOH GIFT FOR CHINA
    70 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. TOWKAY Foo Choong Yit of Ipoh has purchased 200 overcoats at a total cost of $9,000 in response to the appeal sent from China for warm clothing for use in the war areas. It is hoped to ooUect about 300,000
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    JOHORE JUDGE RETIRING
    161 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. MEMBERS of the Johore Bar and Bench gathered at the Supreme Court, Johore Bahru to-day to bid farewell to Mr. Justice Mills, who is soon leaving the State on retirement. "Your lordship has always shown to us courtesy and patience
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    THREE CHINESE STABBED
    82 4 Singapore, Sunday. THREE male Chinese were stabbed by a compatriot at Park Road during the early hour& of this morning. The men. who suffered numerous injuries, were taken to the Central Police station where a report was lodged. One of them had an incised wound two inches
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    MALAY JOURNALISTS RECEIVED BY GOVERNOR
    432 4 NEW PADI POLICY PROVISIONS Singapore, Monday. THE Party of Malay journalists, representing all the Malay newsT J£« of the country, who spent a day with the Malay Reg.men* on Saturday, visited Government House yesterday afternoon, at the invitation of H.E. the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas.
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    PATRIOTIC FUND DONATIONS
    175 4 The Oversea-Chinese Banking Cor. poration Limited, bankers for the Malay\ Patriotic Fund (Chines Section) Singapore report that contributions so far received total $79,888.30 made up as f Previously reported:— $77,545.00 Further contributions:— The Chinese Association (Dance Proceeds) $136.50; Goh Hood Keng, Esq., $50.00; Kew Estate Ltd. $150.00;
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    342 4 KAPAL perang besar geris yang'bernama "R iyal 6a> telah tenggelam, ia-itu ia-lah di-serang oleh kapal selam marine) Jerman. Empai ratus telah di-selamatkan daripada anaia kapal-nya yang sa-ramai sa-rttx ratus orang semua-nya. Kapal Cak" mi telah lama teta la telah di-lancharkan k 23 dahulu dan dalam peranu
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    PADI PRODUCTION TO COST $1,000,000
    698 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday, the Supply Bill for 1939 for adoption at the meeting of the jtatc Council held in Kuala Kangsar, the Hon. Mr. Marsh Resident said that the million dollars that was beyear on unemployment relief, would be largely utilised the
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    LINER BECOMES CRUISER
    153 5 London, Oct. 15. THE most recent addition to the British Navy is a 15,000-ton luxury liner, which is being converted into an armed merchant cruiser, ready to deal with enemy raiders above or below the sea s surface. The spacious first-class dining saloon has been split in
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    China – Soviet Air Line
    45 5 China Soviet Air Line NEGOTIATIONS for the formation of a N Sino-Soviet Aviation company are proceeding satisfactorily The Company will administer the line from Hami into Soviet territory. In future an air journey from Chungking to Moscow will only take three days.—Sin Chew Jn Poh.
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    3 Chinese Raids On Hankow
    228 5 Chungking, Oct. io. CHINESE aircraft raided Hankow three times yesterday, bombing the Japanese airfield and munition dumps according to a Ctvnese military communique. All the Chinese aircraft returned safely to their base, it cUimed. The first group of bombers appeared above Hankow at 12.13 and
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    CAUSED NUISANCE WITH GRAMOPHONE
    76 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday —th. i-iana«;er of T. Khaderbay. an Indian shop in Java Street, appeared in the Third Court on a charge of having operated a gramophone on the evening of Sept. 18 in s uch a manner as to cause a
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    GERMANS TO START GAS WAR?
    159 5 Reuter. Lcndcn, Oct. 16. REFERRING to a report circulated from Btrlin on Oct. 11 that Polish troops had employed "yellow cross gas mines" obtained from Britain, the War Office says: "Despite the categorical denial issued by the British Government, which has not (supplied any form
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    CONVOY WORK CONTINUES IN BAD WEATHER
    104 5 London, Oct. 15. ACCORDING to an Air Ministry statement, poor flymg conditions of the past week caused only slight interruption to convoy work by reconnaissance aircraft of the coastal command. Aircraft guarding convoys have been only withdrawn when flying was impossible, though bad visibility
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    PRIEST CHARGED
    80 5 (From Our Ow?* Reporter) Ipch, Saturday. THE flowing robes of a priest frcm Thailam! lent a toffch of colour in the Ipoh Magistrate's Ccurt yesterday when Patch. a young priest appeared before Mr P. F. Y. Radcliffe on a charge of failing to report himself to the local
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    SINKING OF ROYAL OAK
    288 7 London, Oct. 14. p Admiralty announces that the Oak has been sunk, beli hy a submarine. The list Ities wiß be issued as soon The Royal Oak, which tteship of the Royal Soverhad displacement of with a complement of n< ;ly £2,500,000. Oak was commissioned th
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    EXAGGERATED CLAIMS
    131 7 Reuter. London, Oct. M. Tlii- the Royal Oak was *n1 th much satisfaction in ■h no report has reached Gei G ivernment from whatever at might have been inGermans seized the opporikc .>till more exaggerated that 86.000 tons of Brihave been sunk, and that s so damaged that
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    60 7 Reuter. Paris, Oct. 15. aordinarv session of the Jnterderation of Trade Unions idopted a resolution promiiv ol view with French and ra who "are defending ies against the aggression nan states" and adding that Id be contcmclated only on a toration of the guarantees ol nations and peoples, ileal proposals
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    Submarines Served By Ships In Mexican Seas
    167 7 Reuter. London, Oct. 15. ACCORDING to vhe Mexico City correspondent of the New York Times, at -least one more German U-boat is now suspected of being ready to attack allied shipping in the Caribbean Sea. There are reports, says the corres- pondent, that
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    CHARGED TOO MUCH
    143 7 (From Our Own Reporter.) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. I Chinese named Ho Soon, proprietor of Chop FJin Nam Lee, a grocery shop in Selayang, was charged in the Firs* Court before Ifir. R. C. Redman with having displayed a board showing prices cf various foods in excess of
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    MONEY MARKET EASINESS
    79 7 Reuter. London, Oct. 15. THE abundance of funds available for lendino purposes by the banks is revealed in last week's Bank Return .'howin;' bankers' deposits at niSJ»,--m whicn is the highest ?evel since January. Discount rates continued to lose c round owing to keen competition for British
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    PARLIAMENT THIS WEEK
    145 7 Reuter. London, Oct. 15. THE House of Commons will meet this week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and the House of Lords is also expected to sit on the same days. The Prime Minister will make his state, ment on the international situation on Wednesday. Notice has
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    HITLER IMPRISONS FORMER C-in-C
    64 7 Reuter. Paris. Oct. 15 FIELD Marshal yon Blomberg (former commander-in-chief of the German Army) and five other high officers anconfined in the Landsberg fortress id Bavaria, according to a Berlin report, quoted by Madame Tabouis in to-day'; L'Oeuvre. Landsberg is where Hitler was confined and wrote
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    NEUTRALS SAY PEACE DEPENDS ON GERMANY
    214 7 Lcndon. Oct. 15. NEUTRAL press comment on Mr. Chamberlain's statement shows widespread comprehension ana approval of attitude of the allied Governments. It is pcintsd out, in more than one quarter, that confidence in Hitler's word is one of the chief obstacles to peace. The
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    A LUCKY COLONY
    572 8 QUIET efficiency" is the keynote of the Governor's comment—reported fully on another page—on the first War Budget of the Straits Settlements. Watchfulness in self-defence, patience und hard work on the economic front, and whatever financial sacrifice we can make individually and collectively, are our tasks. Then- nothing
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    NO RUSSIAN MILITARY AID FOR THE NAZIS
    296 8 PEACE OFFENSIVE NOT YET DROPPED Reuter. AMSTERDAM, OCT. 15. THAT THE COMING WEEK WILL BE ONE OF FAB-BEACHING T deck Soot is the GENEBAL unofficial OPINION IN CFRMANYACCORDING TO THE BEBLIN CORRESPONDENT OF iTmroSlF, WHO GAINED THE IMPRESSION THAT GERMANY HAS NOT ABANDONED
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    SOVIET GUARANTEE TO TURKEY
    71 8 Reuter. London, Oct. 15. JHE Turkish Foreign Minister, M. Sarajoglu, is due to leave Moscow to-day. Yesterday's report from Istanbul that a satisfactory agreement 'had been reached, which did not conflict with the Anglo-French-Turkish agreement, was echoed in Rumania this morning. A Bucharest report says that
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    U.S. AIR ARM IN PACIFIC
    116 8 Shanghai, Oct. 14. TO strengthen the American air arm in the Pacific, 112 pursuit planes, 60 bombers and 14 observation ships and five auxiliary amphibians together with three transport ships for liaison service will be 3dded to the U.S. air force in Hawaii, according to
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    Finns Snubbed In Germany
    37 8 Reuter. Helsinki, Oct. 15. The Finnish Nazi Party recently sent a delegation to Berlin, but it returned crestfallen, only seeing a minor official who said that Finnish interests were outside the German sphere.—Reuter.
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    NEUTRAL STATES WILL NOT BE INTIMIDATED
    111 8 Reuter. Paris, Oct. 15. NEUTRAL states are showing little inclination to be intimidated by Germany or the U.S.S.R., is the view of the Paris Press. "Excelsior" declares that as the resolution of the allies is strengthened and their military power increases, the little states
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    Isolation Of Germany
    36 8 Reuter. Washington. l»ct. THE Department of fumim publishes an estimate thai Germany is piactiealh tstbted from countries which supplied 50.1 per cent. of h*r import needs the first six moßths tf this year.—Reuter.
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    A FALSE PEACE NOT WANTED
    246 8 Reuter. London. Oct. IS, IN an article in the Observer irq ing the Allies to hold l;»si ud aee?pt no false peace, Mr. .1. Garvin writes that Britain and France have taken army agamsi th? domination of brutp four and had faith and they cannot
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    ENVOY LEAVES MOSCOW TO CONSULT GOVERNMENT
    539 9 Unable To Accept Military Control No Ultimatum To Finland Reuter. New York, Oct. 15. tk JT is our intention to find such a solution as constitutes a feeling of safety in this part of Europe where we live, and we believe our neighbours in
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    36 9 Helsinki. Oct. 15. MPAASIKIVI left Moscow by the Red Arrow express at 12.30 a.m. on his return. It is considered here as a normal diplomatic procedure. It is also held to indicate that the
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    252 9 Muslims War British London, Oct. 15. i v- II known that among „,<*( ill vout Muslims those l a |,va are t.. be numbered. Halavs always make a ee»- „u showing in tbe annual pilgrimage 1« Mecca, and the faithful from the Fast lldl) ~N renowned
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    NAZI INDUSTRIAL BREAKDOWN IN A FEW MONTHS
    79 9 \r\v York, Oct. 15. M !\Kho\VN „f Ciernianvs i»eVtrial system within four to "ilii months owing to lack of raw materials and soaring costs is fcic--11 1 l>v > Herman economist in the *»eel trade pablieation Iron Aqc." I h< iv ,fa short
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    BRITISH TROOPS IN MAGINOT LINE SECTOR
    208 9 Reuter. London, Oct. 15. 1 i both the morning ant evening papers now fca>r°niinently reports sent by lents, which are headed >:lil British Expeditionary Forces in France." ror instance, they all ret the British troops are now tiled in their allotted sections Ti Mli,punuL
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    NAZIS CLAIM WAR MATERIALS STILL AVAILABLE
    59 9 Berlin, Oct. 5. ILL raw materials stopped by theißrA tish blockade will be obtained bj other routes, declared Herr Funk. Minfaif trade was now turning towards the south-east, and Austria waTof special importance in th£ co-operation A special economic office wlll P be established
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    Four Soviet Demands Made From Finland
    186 9 Reuter. Copenhagen, Oct. 15. MOSCOW correspondents of Danish newspapers report from a "reliable source" that Russia has made the following four demands of Finland: (1) Cession of the islands of Tytaesaari. Lavansaari, Seiskaari and possibly Surrsaari. which commands the entrance to Kronstadt Bay in
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    NAZIS ADMIT LOSSES
    74 9 Reuter. London, Oct. 13. THE Admiralty announces that the German Information Service has admitted that following the attack on British naval forces in the North Sea on Oct. 9, four of their planes fell into the sea. Two made forced landing in Danish territory. True German's claims
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    Berliners Alarmed By Anti-Aircraft Fire
    272 9 Reuter. London, Oct. 15. FOR two hours last night, the people of Berlin suffered all the alarms of an air raid which, however, was not preceded by an air raid warning. At 9.30, heavy gunfire was clearly heard, searchlights appeared and Hashes lit up the
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    HITLER MUST FACE REALITIES
    166 9 Reuter. London, Oct. 15. THE attitude of the Sunday newspapers, looking back on the week following Hitler s Reichstag speech during which important declarations have come from the French and British Premiers, is well summed in the phrase of "Scrutator" in the Sunday Times:— Hitler's pence
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    Y. M. C. A. Swimming Carnival
    383 10 Singapore, Saturday. MH records were smashed at the twentieth annual swimming carnival of the Y.MX'.A. held at Fort Canning this afternoon. First record to be broken was the 40 yards championship event for boys under 4 feet 10 inches. Song Kirn Seng of the
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    PENANG BEATEN IN ALL-BLUES MATCH
    56 10 Ipoh, Sunday. M the opening fixture of the All-Blues rugger competition, 1 i'erak Asiatics beat Penang Asiatics to-day on the Ipoh parang Try six points (two tries) to nil. Perak dominated throughout, and should have scored more, though Penang's defence was sound. Scorers were Wah
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    RESULTS OF SOCCER AND RUGBY GAMES
    383 10 Home Sport Reuter. lundon, Oct. 15. The following are results of yesterday's football match: Accrington 3. Bradford City 2. Barrow 2, Preston Reserves 0. Blackburn 2, Bury 2. Blackpool 6, Manchester-United 4. Bolton 2. Manchester City 2. Bournemouth 3, Southampton 2. Bradford 0, Chesterfield
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    THUNG WHA WIN
    25 10 THUNC WHA WIN The Thung Wha Football Association A' team Will play the Uniteers Sports Club *n a soccer friendly at Farrer Park on Wednesday.
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    JOHORE DRAWS WITH COMBINED STATES XV
    509 10 Penalties Give Only Scores (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Saturday. there were neither the usual spate of thrills nor spills of a major T rugby game when Johore met Negri-Malaeca in a friend.y match three points, off penal"eS The homesters were three points to
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    Exciting Badminton In Mixed Doubles Final
    290 10 Singapore, Sunday. PENG SOON, the Singapore men's open singles badminton champion, further enhanced his chances of becoming the triple crown -holder of Singapore, when with his sister, Waileen, he defeated Yap Chin Tee and Miss Hilda Schelkis to-day easily in straight sets, to enter
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    POLICE BEATEN
    46 10 Singapore, Sunday. PLAYING at Seletar this evening, the R.A.F. beat the Police at hockey by four goals to two. The Airmen were sounder in every department of the game and led 2—l at half-time. Scorers for the R.A.F. were Cronyn (2), Potter and Woodworth.
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    DUFFERS' CUP
    112 10 Mr R R G. Hoare won the duffers' cup at the Island Club in the final round by beating Yap Tai Chong 5 and 4. The result of the various rounds are as follows: First round: SL A. A. Saw beat W A Wilson 4 2; R. R.
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    S.C.C.'s Good Rugger Victory
    223 10 Singapore. Sunday. Singapore 18 pts. BA F ft e\ REPEATING their succesj »f h< week, Singapore defeat* the R.A.F R.X. t» 1« (three gcate and a try) t. Rugby friendly played on thf l adan yesterday. The Services kicked of] and awarded two penalties bul 1
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    Army Defeat Selangor In Close Game
    259 10 Kuala Lumpur, Saturday JJOMINATIXG the scrums and handling well in the frequent threes' moves the Army beat Selangor 12 points (goal, try and goal) to nine (three tries) on the Padang this evening. Selangor wore seen to ai only in the dribbles while g"
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    CLERICAL UNION WIN
    53 10 In a soccer friendly between the Clerical Union and the Lad Footers played at the Clerical Union ground yesterday, the home team emerged winners by three goals to one. Goal scorers were Haron. Vaz and Pak Tong for the Clerical Union whil? Swee Hock scored the Lad
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    WEIGHTS FOR IPOH RACES
    480 11 handicaps for the first day mm races next Saturday: D.vs.on 1, 5U furs. J «'.9 .1- 8.8 iirk nru« 8.7 8.6 8.6 Sstrrn M"»« 8.4 8.4 7.4 j 7.2 n.v.s.on 2. 5 furs. o 8.11 8.9 8.9 Altfml 8.7 K„\..l M n 8.5 8.5 I 8.4
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    ANNUAL SOCCER MATCH
    294 11 A LARGE crowd was present at Balestier Plain on Saturday to witness the annual soccer fixtures between the first and second strings of the Thung Wha Football Associaiicn and the Tamil Brotherhood Party, played one immediately after the other. Thung Wha won both games. The first clash
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    What Readers Are Saying COMFORTS FOR THE TROOPS
    370 11 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir,—The response to my appeal for books, magazines, gramophones, records, cards and games, for the troops, has been very gratifying. As examples 0 f the generosity of these donors, I would like to mention the
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    INCOME TAX
    151 11 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir—ln view of the imminent likelihood of the introduction of wartime taxation in Malaya, it would be an opportune moment to impose a tax upon incomes. f Income tax generally is the form ot taxation prevalent in practically every progressive country
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    PROFITEERING
    147 11 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir, —While the public are really thankful to the Government for introducing food control to stop ruthless profiteering, I wish to draw the attention of the authorities to the following:— The other day I went to a local shop and inquired the
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    MELODRAMA AT CAPITOL
    116 11 Last Night's First Night NORTH OF SHANGHAI," th e film which opened at the Capitol Tneatre last night, is melodramatic entertainment. It centres round the life of a cameraman and it tells cf exciting adventures in the quest of stories and pictures. James Craig, Betty Furness and
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      68 11 C\PITOL: "North of Shanghai, and "Nicola." a ALHAMBRA: "Inspector Hornleigh. PAVILION: "Mikado." C \THAY: "Midnight." MARLBOROUGH: "Flash Gordons Trip to Mars m 9 ROYAL: "Nandakumar." f ROXY:" Charlie Chan In Honolulu. GARRICK: Egyptian pictures. QUEENS: "Just Round The Corner. HAPPY WCRLD: Cabaret; Side Shows; Cinemas and other attractions. "REAT WC\LID:
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    87 12 DEBENTURES LOANS 90 lOOnom s&gStore municipal lQOnom swr5 w r 1940 104 io6nom 4V 1947 Jjjj ioBnom 41/2';; 1955 lOSnom 1963 110 nici sri5 r i 56-66 m IOCy 2 ci 5% 48-68 10gl io9V 2 ci 70 80 "JBE 90ci 3% 75-85 Bql/ 92ci 39; 1962 J 8 90ci
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    EXCHANGE
    198 12 Singapore, uci. ♦1?p pxchange stock The following aretta «rcni ang §SSglMnl& Corporation. SELLING 24 1116 London T.T. |fi ljl6 London demand 2 4 x 8 Rate for freight 2050 Lyons demand 207 1 2 Switzerland demand Hamburg demand 13 16 New York demand 16 Montreal demand 2 Eatavia demand
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    651 12 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Oct. 14. 1 pJBv rraser and Co. Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin *jj Jjj Austral Amal «P b J Austral Malay 37- w Ayer Hitam 216 j2 C AVer Weng 0 *35 0.95 Bangrin »g f Batu Briangor Berjuntai Burma
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    TIN
    14 12 The price of tin at «J n Singapore to-day was:— Tin: 117- 5.
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    16 12 The price of rubbei at n «K, nin Singapore to-day *raa«— Buyers: 85%. Sellei 357/
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      144 12 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obftnablm of OwmJrt» mn4 Storm PHILCO TROPfC RADIO 1934, LTD. Sole Agents: JjUDW^ THE RIGHT SHOP TO ENTRUST ALL YOUR CLOCK AND WATCH j REPAIRS YICKWOHHING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, tNear Middle Road) 'PHONE NO. 7922. Contractors for the Repair of Clocks Watches to the British
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      19 12 IBEST FOR RESULTS HIS MASTER'S VOICE American Radios SOLE AGENTS: Kee Huat Radio Co., J 122-124, Orchard Rd., Singapore.
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      117 12 The exceptional tn*a*tun strength makes "Gold Levi" Tea most economical in use. Gold Leaf ia fre? of excess Tannin and therefore does not cause indigestion. It U an old aid sound maxim that the only true guarantee of satisfaction is to try Brands that are long and Internationally established Picked
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      20 12 New Arrival Novclily MAT various si» 8 Genuine L«« lher Suit Cases Dress Q&* Boston Bat' BABA Co., Mid -J
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      353 12 I To-Day's Radio j I SINGAPORE JffiSSS, 4 ZHL 225 metres GSD 11.75 Mc s (25.53 m.); GSF 15.14 ZHP 30.96 metres <9.69 m«ls). p.m. «rncramme o* News Bulletin 8.35 p.m. and 1120 p.m. 1.15 Miscellaneous piogramme o. TRANSMISSION 5 Gramopnone records. I'«*n Tre News mid-day Rubber GSB 951 mc
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      47 13 1 Tfl« BORNFO CO., LTD., Singapore BranchesCORY Coffee Brewer. Produces Better Coffee—Quicker. Electric Model With New "Hi Low' Heating j Unit and "Fast Flo" Filter $14.75 Sole Importers: Stocked by Kent Import Company j ohn u tl e Co., Ltd- 23 Bonham Building, ft SINGAPORE. SINGAPORE. I
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    NEUTRAL SAFETY ZONE IN AMERICAN WATERS
    479 14 lundon, Oct. 13. INTEREST has been aroused in naval circles in London by unofficial reports received recently «f important decisions reached at tne Panama Conference of Republics of America to the effect that a neutral or safety zone of a variously stated depth from
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      332 14 I THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated te Rngland), SINGAPORE BRANCH! 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and ■übficribed Capital £'2.000,000 Eaid-up Capital £1.000,000 Reserve Fund 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Am arm, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Klrkuk. Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and morey received on Fixed
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      97 14 UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. flncorporated in 8 9.) No. 2, Chulia Street. (BONHAM BUILDING) Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,000.000 00 Issued, Subscribed and Paid Up $1,000.000 00 General Reserve Telegraphic Address; "TYEHUABANK" Telephone Nos.:— 5182, 5183. 5184. 5185 51C6 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Wee Kheng Chiang, Esq., Chairman. Khoo Beng Cheang. Esq.,
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      406 14 STEAMER BAILINGS. BRITISH i INDIA V in En3tand) P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. Owing fo the uncertainty regarding the actual date of arrival and departure of the steamers due to the outbreak of hostilities list of Sailings is suspended for the time being, but, the best services possible are
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      245 14 HAM* OF < IIi.VA (Incorporated In China by Special Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Cub Manager's Office G443. Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office 5188-1 Cable Address: 4 CHUNGKUO n Paid Dp Capital Ch. $40,000,000 0» Reserve Fund.; in Rxcese of eh. 3.200,000.01 Total Assets approximately Ch.
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      31 14 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited beg to announce that their new branch office at No. VI, lALAM RAJA, ALOR STAR KEDAH Commences Business TO-DAY •fill mll Hi y t*B 1 *t MASTKIIfv
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      104 14 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Contr rfl .vpiA THE MERCANTILE HANK LOOTED. The Company, which is incnrpori the SS. and registered as a pany, undertakes the i 2 EXECUTOR &OR TRUSTEE OF* WILL. ADMINISTRATOR OF I SfTATI f DECEAtJED R TRUSTEE OF A BETTI 1 ;D
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    80 15 The family and relatives cf the late M Loh Seng Heng beg to tender their heartfelt thank* to the Dyeine As* cirtion. The Er Woo Amateur Dramati" As relation. The Friendly Athletic Association. The Chung Hwa Poctball Association. The Tong Soon Kok Association. The Goodwill "Seven" and
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      299 15 se Agents (ladies and T lt calendars and price. Mention Box 93, Malaya (,577-Bi ~Hs EVERYWHERE oeautiiul neckties. D.oks. magazines, baiary $25 ]>tr illecuonc send *5 •>8 The Arcade, (57G.8) j F—LB for WAFER A: ply Box ?5, Singapore i555.E» 1 MALTCOTTN Box 70, Malaya 1528-B» i .i.cate Youtn detraining
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      403 15 Salt i FOR QUICK SALE, 1937 model Ford IVB 30 H P. Saloon. Periect mecnanical j condition, upholstery ana tyres as new One owner and one syce. insured to May mo. A bargain at $750.00 Cash. Owner leaving country. Telephone 4751 or write D-SA. Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singapore. TALBOT 5
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      518 15 Wanted WANTED: Share half portion space (shop), 43, Bras Basah Road. Singapore Apply within. (567 B WANTED Agents for Shirtings, Suitings. Sarees Salary 100 Rates Corn; petitive. Jindak; Limited, Ludhiana, 27 India. WANTED Folding Pram m good COndition. Particulars to Box 86 co Malayx Tribune, Singapore. Db WANTED a small
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      416 15 Astrology SRI ATMA-CHTNTAN dares guarantee everything he undertakes, and cares produce testimonials, copies of which gladly sent on request. Money reiund.d if Answers, etc., not accurate. Send any rive quest-ion.' H. 58. Lorong 40. Singapore. i 5418.) CHALLENGE BY PROFESSOR ILMUDDIN WHO IS SPECIALIST IN ASTROPALMISTRY AND HOROSCOPE READING WITH
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      693 15 SINGAPORE TURF CU B. WINTER MEETING 1939 SATURDAY IITH, TUESDAY 14TH SATURDAY 18TH NOVEMBER. ENTRIES CLOSE at 12 neon TUESDAY, 31ST OCTOBER, 1939. SWEEPS—A $5 UNLIMITED SWEEPSTAKE FOR MEMBERS ONLY will be held each Race day. Applications for tickets mv ?i be in writing and be received before 3.30 p.m.
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      211 15 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL W DEBENTURE STOCKS 1937 1938. INTEREST DUE 15TH NOVEMBER. 10%. Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Registers of the above Specks mU be closed from the 2nd to the fcUB November 1939, both days inclusive. C. H. GOLDIE. Municipal Secretary CYRANO. NOTICE is hereby given 'hat an
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    ENEMY ADMIT DEFEAT OF U-BOAT TACTICS
    569 16 TO USE DESTROYERS IN FUTURE 4 COOUMNG to (Jerman radio reports, Germany in future will use A destroyers and not submarines for "economical warfare." Genua* now admits that her submarine campa.gr. ajra.nst Br.feli shaping has been defeated by the convoy system but explains (hat
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    Industrial Conference On The War
    178 16 London, Oct. 15. DISCUSSIONS which have taken place between the Minister of Labour and representatives of employers -nd labour, on the organisation of industry for tlie prodigious effort for which the demands of wartime call, are v nderstood to have created a very favourable atmosphere.
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    GIFTS FOR NAVY & DEPENDENTS
    46 16 GIFTS FOR NAVY DEPENDENTS Reuter. London. Oct. 15. Tbe Admiralty announce that gifts and money fo> men of the fleet ai d their dependents are welcomed from th public Also gifts in kind for the flee including knitted articles, tocaco. book-, marines, fruit- and vegetable -Reuter.
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    Heavy Japanese Casualties
    100 16 Chungking, Oct. 14. BETWEEN September 14 and October 11 altogether 14.835 Japanese soldiers were killed and wounded at the northwest Kiangsi front. Of the dead 2,535 corpses have been discovered. The biggest Chinese victory took placein mountainous regions, including Chiuhsientang. Konfang, Lafang and Shangfu. Sixteen Japanese soldiers
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    ROOSEVELT AND PEACE RUMOURS
    64 16 Reuter. London, Oct. 15. ROME radio last night reported Mr. Cordell Hull, the United States Secretary of State, as having said that President Roosevelt might intervene to make peace in Europe only if he were invited to do so by all the three belligerent countries. There
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    SHOE MAGNATE ARRESTED
    39 16 Reuter. Paris, Oct. 15. fHE Gestapo has arrested Mr. Thonwi Data, the shoe magnate, in ?lin (Moravia* according to a report to the "Nouvclles Tcheco-Slavaqueo." The Gestapo alleged that Mr. Bata lecently acquired British nationality.— Keuter.
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