Malaya Tribune, 3 November 1939

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVI- -No. 262. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Friday, November 3, 1939.
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    LONDON LABOUR LEADER DARES NAZIS TO DO THEIR WORST "We Are Ready For Any Attack"
    669 1 BRITAIN'S REPLY WILL BE DECISIVE Reuter. WHILE HITLER CALLS HIS AMBASSADORS AND GENERALS INTO CONFERENCE, AND HOLLAND PREPARES FOR ATTACK, LONDON'S LABOUR LEADER AND A.R.P. CHIEF, MR. HERBERT MORRISON, WARNS THE NAZI LEADERS THAT THE
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    Turkey And Russia To Reopen Talks
    103 1 Reuter. London. Nov. 3. IT is reported from Istanbul to-day that Turkey and Russia are expected to resume negotiations and that Rumania may join them.— Reuter. Athens, Nov. 3. Greece and Italy have exchanged tea with a view to strengthening the friendly relations between
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    FOREIGN MINISTER ON PEACE AIMS
    606 1 Reuter and British Wireless. PKPLYING to demands in the Press and by political leaders for a K clearer definition of Britain's war and peace aims, the Bnt.sh Forefen Minister says that the Allies aim at restorat.on of confidence I Z I "nd better world, but
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    Arms Supply For China
    98 1 Reuter. Chungking. Nov. 3. RAILWAY traffic between Kunming capital of Yunnan Province, and Hanoi, in Indo-China, which was interrupted for many weeks is the result of a landslide, is erpected to resume today. The Chinese military authorities have been seriously perturbed at the stoppage of this
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    Casualty List Of Air Force
    54 1 Reuter. Lonaon. Nov. 3. THE Air Force casualty lie* contains the names of two men killed in action. 16 killed on active service, four one missing and believed Killed, two died on active service, one .died of wounds, four previously reported mrssrng and now reported
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    JAPANESE RUMOURS DENOUNCED
    97 1 Reuter. Chungking. Nov. 3. l/IGOROUS denunciation of Japanese I propaganda aiming to impair relations between the Kuomintang and tne Chinese Communist Party is publ shed by the Hsin Hua Jih Pao, official organ of the 'Chines Communist Pany In particular the newspaper denies Japanese reports that the
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    Nazi Bombers Brought Down
    146 1 Reuter. Lille, Nov. 3. TWO British planes yesterday brought down a German bomber near Roubaix. One of the crew was killed and the other three were captured.— Reuter. Paris, Nov. 3. Last night's communique states: "Patrols were active during the day between the Blies and the
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    FINLAND'S REPLY DELIVERED IN MOSCOW
    228 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 2. JHE Finnish delegation, headed by 11 Paasikivi, arrived in Moscow this morning with Finland's reply to the latest Soviet demands. The members were met by the SwedLsn and Danish ministers in Moscow, and the councillor of the Norwegian Legation.—Reuter. Copenhagen, Nov.
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    U.S. ARMS SUPPLIES ASSURED
    163 1 Reuter. Washington, Nov. 2. PNAL passage of the Neutrality Bill, with complete repeal of the arms embargo, is now virtually assured, following the defeat by 242 to 181 votes, in the House of Representatives, of a motion urging retention of the embargo. The motion was one
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    GERMANY LOSES MOST OF HER MERCHANT NAVY
    202 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 3. BEFORE the war, Germany built up a large mercantile marine which commanded admiration throughout the world. Now Germany has lost a large part of that fine commercial fleet. What• remains 1s powerless to carry on the maritime trade which
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    P. and O. Official Dies
    83 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 2. It is officially announced that the death of Sir Franke Notiey took place here tc-day.—Reuter. Sir Franke Notiey was born in 1865, and after an education at private schools, he went to sea as an apprentice on board the Borealis. Later
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    LORD SAMUEL SUGGESTS CONFERENCE ON INDIA
    332 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 3. THE suggestion that, while the war i« in progress, a group of statesmen might devote themselves o considering the problems of India, m eluding minorities, federation and dominion status, was mi.de by Lor l Samuel when India was discussed in
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      49 1 <>\ oun it PALI'S Pages johore's Medical Improvements 2 Curfew In Singapore 3 I.ibol >«>t 4 I oral News 5 (mi mas 6 and 7 threat To Finland 8 t remier's Speech 9 sports 10 and 11 Radio 12 Classified Advertisements 14 Financial 15 plot T<> Blow Up Parliament 16
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      36 1 habit. First-Aid Man: "Did you hold a mirror *to her face to see whether sha.was still breathing?' Assistant: "Yes, and she opened her eyts, gasped, and reached jo> her powder puff and Evelyn Astrova's Face powdery
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    This Morning's Hearing In Libel Suit
    199 2 Singapore, Friday. THAT Mr. John Willie Lim. manager of the Monico Restaurant, was hestitant to come forward to give evidence against Mr. H. Weinberg, who is suing Messrs. Moine fomle )€o., Ltd., for alleged libel, was stated this morning by Mr. Ong Cheng Swee,
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    Road Construction Affects Traffic
    157 2 Singapore, Friday. ALL motor traffic between Johore Bahru ami Kluang is recommended to go via Ayer ltam in preference to the Rengam Road, according to information released by the Automobile Association of Malaya. The Rengam Road during bridge construction is closed to Ihrough lorry traffic. Care
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    Alleged Stabbing
    56 2 Shortly after two o'clock yesterday alternoon. the ambulance was summoned to a house in Chin Nam Street to attend to a Chinese youth who was said to have been stabbed by another boy, aged 14. He sustained an incised wound over the lower part of his abdomen, and
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    DISTRIBUTION TO BUFFER TIN STOCK SIGNATORIES
    122 2 IT is officially announced, for the information of the mining community in genera' and of the contributors to the buffer stock 1938 1939 in particular, that the executive of the buffer stock on Nov. 1 made a distribution to the signatories under Article 23
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    U.S. The Key To Future Of Rubber
    305 2 Singapore, Friday. THE dtt la ration of Russian neutrality raises the question whether supplies of rubber might find their way through Russia Into Germany, the answer appears to be that direct shipments from the l ast to Russia will be drastically rationed, leaving
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    Court Calls Deaf And Dumb Man's Mother
    206 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Thursday. r £HE Middle Court's interpreting staff was baffled yesterday when a dumb Chinese was brought before Mr. Lin Koon Teck on a charge ol trespass into the compound of a house at Logan Road. The man failed
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    MR. CONRAD OLDHAM
    41 2 Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Singapore District Judge and Second Police Magistrate, is indisposed and will be absent from duty for three days. During his absence, Mr. C. H. Koh of the Bankruptcy Office is officiating for Mr. Oldham.
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    JOHORE PLANS GIGANTIC MEDICAL SCHEMES FOR 1940
    440 2 Several Appointments Being Made (Tribune Staff Reporter) fOHORE will tackle her medical problems with c\cn scaler vigour next year than hitherto. Apart from staff appointments to be made in 1*40, increasing the personnel of the hospitals, mare than a quarter of a million
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    Bail Opposed In Robbery Case
    88 2 Singapore, Friday. WHEN the ease cf armed robbery against Wong Fook came up before Mr. J A Fletcher Cooke this morning, Mi T W Ong. on behalf of the accused, applied for bail. Court Inspector F.J. Patton opposed bail His Worship remarked that when the
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    HOW TO ASSIST AIR MAIL CENSORSHIP
    102 2 In connection v. itli the censorship of Utters the public are lequested to assist the Postal Censor and his staff by refraining from making letters in air maU envelopes too bulky. These envelopes are of this paper, and it is sometimes almost impossible lo
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    DRY RUBBER EXPORTS
    19 2 The estimated export of dry rubber Trom Malaya. Brunei and Labuan for October was 48.000 tons.
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    Breach Of Trust Of Bicycle Alleged
    154 2 Singapore, Thursday. ALLEGED to have committed criminal breach of trust in respect of a bicycle valued at $51.50, the property of Ong Ah Wat, Masoki Sliilmana. a Japanese, pleaded guilty before Mr. J. Fletcher-Cooke in the Third Police Court this morning. It was alleged
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    House Breaker Gets Year's Imprisonment
    118 2 Singapore. Thursday. MR. J. L. McFall. the Singapore CrirniW nal District Judge, this morning sentenced Salleh bin Omar Khan (\8) to 12 months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by 12 months' police superl vision on a charge of housebreaking j and theft of cloth, jewellery
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    Prosecution Under Food Enactment Stopped
    155 2 Singapore, Thursday. JX view of the fact that considerable expense would be involved in bringing the witnesses over from Brunei, the D.P.P. does not think it advisable to continue with the prosecution," stated Court Inspector A. R. McEwan in the fifth police court to-day. The
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    PRINCE BIRABONGSE NOT ON JUTLANDIA
    66 2 Singapore, Thursday. THE "Jutlandia," Danish motor vessel, arrived to-day outward bound from Europe with a full complement of passengers. The "Jutlandia," was to have brought out the Siamese Princes Chula and Birabongse as well as their English wives. The cancellation of the Bangkok Grand Prix,
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    FINED $50 FOR FAILING TO DECLARE MONEY
    140 2 Singapore, Thursday. k FINE of $59 or in default t«t months' rigorous imprisonwas the sentence m, J. L. McFall, the Singapore rinurtal District Judge, passed on Clung Fook Seng this morning for an offence under Ihe Er.ierpenev Powers (Defence) i Isso 'the accused,
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    Report Of Oil Palm Plantations
    493 2 THE annual report of Oil Palm A' estate of Oil Palm Plantations, Ltd., for the year ending Dec ?>1 last is as follows: Production for the year was Ml u r rjl oil, the whole of which VI handled by the Malayan Pain. Bulking Co.,
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    POLICE BAND
    50 2 Reuter. The band of tbe Straits Sett Police will play to-day at Parrel at 5.30 p.m. under the direction t» Mr. S. Chapman. Bandmaster M "For King and Country" ture "The Caliph of Bagdad" selection "Maid of the son; descriptive "A Dervish Sebek; vals2 "Over the Wa\(> R
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    FINED $100 FOR OPERATING LOTTERY
    113 2 L_ Singapore, Thursday. ING AH CHYE, a cigarette stall Jjohler, was this morning fined $100, in default, two months' simple imprisonment, in the Third Police Court, when he was convicted on the charge of assisting in carrying on a public lottery, chap-iee-kee. Accused pleaded guilty.
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    On The Western Front
    15 3 A French tank on the move somewhere on the western front.
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    Gamblers In Court After Raid On Club
    457 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. A NIGHT raid led by Mr. D. X. Livingstone, 0.C.D., Perak, on a Chinese club in Theatre Street on Monday night led to the arrest of 32 Chinese gamblers. The club had been under observation by the
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    16 3 Mr. R. O. Jenkins, Visiting Agent of Rubber Estates, Kuala Lumpur, has returned from home leave.
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    CURFEW TO STOP PUBLIC IMPEDING A.R.P. WORK
    505 3 Director Of Precautions Explains Procedure (Tribune Staff Reporter) (SINGAPORE'S emergency services will be given another rigid test on the night of Nov. 16, when there will be a blackout and curfew will be enforced. The imposition of the curfew is explained by the
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    $94,000 Contributed By Chinese
    278 3 PATRIOTIC FUND OVERSEA-CHINESE Banking Corporation Limited, bankers for the Malaya Patriotic Fund (Chinese Section i Singapore, report that contributions so lar received total $94,046.19 made up as tollows:— Previously reported:—sB9,496 19 Further Contributions:—New World (Charity Dance) $1,621. Gan Say Hong $100. Mr. and Mrs. Sng Ghoon
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    BULLOCK CARTER FINED $20
    107 3 Singapore. Thursday. APPEARING before Mr. J. FletcherCooke in the Third 'Police Court th s morning, Subaguala, a 31-year old Bengali, was charged with being cruel to a bullock by working it while it wa.; suffering from a sore neck. Mr. N. V. Jensen, who prosecuted, said
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    KING DECORATES THAI MINISTERS
    34 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Nov. 2. King George has conferred the G.C.M.G. on both th e Premier and the Minister of Finance for Thailand, a broadcast announced last night.
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    Church Bazaar At Wesley Hall
    111 3 On Friday from 4.00 to 8.00 p.m. the ladies of the Wesley Church will hold their annual sale of work. Attractive stalls will offer beautiful handmade aiticles of clothing for babies, children and adults, Oriental goods from all the surrounding countries, provisions of all sorts,
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    RAMAKRISHNA MISSION
    43 3 Under the auspices of the Ramakrishna Mission Young Men's Cultural Union, Mr. K.A. Rao will give a musical entertainment on flute, violin, and morseng at the Mission premises No. 0, Norris Road, Singapore on Saturday at 7.00 p.m. All are welcome.
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    Johore Council Meeting
    27 3 A meeting of th e Johcre Council of State will be held at the Dewan, Johore Bahru, on Tuesday. Nov. 7, at 10.30 a.m.
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    TENTH BIRTHDAY OF IPOH ROTARY
    367 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. REMARKING that the increasing attendance of Rotarians at the various social gatherings indicated that members were taking an interest in them and that there was a good gathering at the quarterly dinner, Rn. J. L. Hope, Chairman of the
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    43 3 The Shipping Office will be Closed on Deepavali, Friday, Nov. 10, and on Hari Raya Puasa. Tuesday, Nov 14. The offices of the Statistics Department will open on Nov 10 from 10 a.m. to 12 nonp and will be cosed on Nov 14
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    JAPANESE HOLD EX-PENANG ABBOT
    89 3 Penang, Thursday. IT is understood that a telegram from Hongkong has been received by th» Penang Buddhists to the effect tha 4 YuenInn, former head priest of the Ayer Itam Temple, has been taken to Nanking from Shanghai by the Japanese. Yuen-Inn was reported to have
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    FINED $50 FOR RUNNING LOTTERY
    175 3 Singapore, Thursday. CHARGED with assisting in the running of a Chap Je Kee lottery at the 7'o mile Jurong Road on October 12. Chua Ah Seng aged 23 and Ane Ah Kang aged 33 years, were to-day sentenced by Mr L C. Goh. fifth magistrate
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    DIRECTOR'S EVIDENCE IN ALLEGED LIBEL SUIT
    761 4 The Defence Case Opens Singapore, Thursday. defendants' case opened this morning in the third day's hearing of a suit for alleged libel, brought before Mr. Justice Pedlow in the High Court by Mr. H. Weinberg, a local merchant, who is suing Messrs. Moine Comte
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    "HEAD" OF CYCLE THIEVES CONVICTED
    133 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) Telak Anson. Thursday. [FAYING two previous convictions, a young Malay nam«d Mohammed pleaded guilty in the T.A. Magistrate's Court on a charge of stealing a bicycle. Pressing the case against the accused. Raja Abbas, informed his worship tha 4 the accused
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    RETIREMENT OF FIVE COMMISSIONERS
    97 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Thursday. AT the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners on Tuesday Mr. J. A. Black, the President, announced that five Commissioners, including himself were due to retire at the end of this year in accordance with section 14 of the Municipal ordinance.
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    35 4 The following officers have been promoted from Class IV to Class 111 in the Kedah Civil Service: Tunku Thiaudin Haji bin Turku Zainul Rashid, Che Md. Akib bin Ya'acob, and Haji Zakaiva bin Che Daud.
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    Tamil Who "Worshipped" Inspector
    79 4 (From Our Own Report., Scremban. I REMARKING tbat b h| that it was a crime of passkn the magistrate sentenced a named SupphUi prim v with having stabbed a man, to six months' rigorous sonment. Accused stabbed a rami days ago and sitting be ened peop'e
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    ADI DRAVIDA ASSN.
    40 4 Members of the Adi Draiid ers community attended a publi ing held on Oct. 28 at thi A i D Association. Johcre Bahru, the birthday of H H 1 There was a gathering oi over 500 present
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    What Readers Are Saying!
    752 4 FRANCE AND WAR AIMS To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir, May I give vent to the thoughts conveyed to me by the news from Europe, thoughts which I believe to be shared by a large majority of my compatriots? Mr Chamberlain blames Germany for
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    PAY YOUR BILLS
    261 4 To the Editor of the Mnhn/a T< Sir, —Iij tJhe capacity of an emO" "<•' customer 1 would rsteem it j favour if you would kind/v r,! following few lines ur |>.jp> > It is Just po&slble the.: -utme cu-ltim" of Malayan hopke«=pe: a r n «t
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      148 4 For Teething Tots. Ercai-- teething troubles are always a source of woi ry and anxiety pa rents resort to soothing mixtures in their desire to allay their little one's P3ins" Such a raactic- is to be deplored, for cnejj mixtures almost invariably certain opiates or ether drugs harmful to the
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    FINED FOR FAILING TO STOP
    198 5 i rem Our Own Reporter) Penang, Thursday. \roU knocked down a man and left him to his fate without ipirtf to see what injuries he rered. You did not stop at the police station to make a report so I the ambulance could be sent
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    Health Of The East
    205 5 THE League of Nations Health Orutilisation Eastern Bureau, Singapore, health bulletin for the week ended Oct. 28 reaus as follows: No case of plague has been reported he week from any eastern por: il h India: There is no increase localized cholera outbreak at the figure
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    ALL SOULS DAY
    104 5 AWING to the uncertainty of the U weather, the crowd at Bidadari yesterday All Souls Day, fell of the usual gathering of former rs. H X Mgr. Adrian Devals, D.D., Bishop ol the Diocese of Malacca, officiated at thi Blessings of the graves in the French on
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    DIED FROM SODA POISONING
    56 5 <l >om Our Own Reporter! Ipoh, Thursday. a YOUNG Chinese mechanic, who was conveyed a few days ago to the ufl ring from suspected causda poisoning, died last night man said to be an unemployed, iken ill when lodging at the nics Guild in Ipoh. ctor
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    Complainant In Assize Case Found Hanging
    536 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. JHE trial of the four Sikhs, who are charged at the Selancor Assizes with robbery and assault of a money-lender, took a sensational turn this morning when it was mentioned in court that Bagat Singh, the complainant,
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    18 5 Mr. C. Uphill, Chief Detective Inspector, has undergone a successful operation for appendicitis at the General Hospital, Malacca.
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  • Obituary
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    52 5 The death occured at untitled Star on Sunday morning of Tuan Syed Bikai Aliaflri younger brother of Tuan Syed Abdul Rahman Al.iaffri. District Officer, Bandar Bahru. The deceased who was about 20 years oid, passed the School Certificate Examination last year and joined the Kedah Government Service only a few
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    PENANG APPEAL FOR WOOL
    190 5 (From Our Own RerjoiHer) Pcnang, Thursday. A STIRRING appeal tor donations towards the Wool Fund was made by Mrs. A. M. Goodman, Organiser of the Women's Bra nth of the Malaya Patriotic Fund. Penanjr, at the Indo-Ceylone*c dinner at ihe Spring Tide Hotel given in a
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    News In Romanised Malay
    327 5 Singapore, Thursday. Sekarang lal sudah-lah dapat di-sahkan <»- itu sa-benar-nya ada sa-buah kapal perang bes.tr (battleship) Jerman dalam Lautan Atlantie. mengendap dan mengintai2 hendak menenggelamkan kapal2 perniagaan pehak British dan Peranehis. Kapal2 perang penjajap British yan< laju. ia-itu bangsa kapal perang yang di-sebut cruiser" itu, dan
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    NEGLIGENT DRIVING OF EUROPEAN
    81 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Thoraday. Lieut. E. A. L. Ironmonger Mai >'■■ terday fined $20 on a charge of n ligent driving on Oct. 8 when hp collided wKh the entrance to Swettenham Pier at King Edward Place. He admitted that he was negligent to
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      71 5 CAPITOL: "Bachelor Mother:' ALHAMBR A: 'Naughty But Nice. PAVILION: "The Lady Vanuhes. CATHW- "The Hound of the easier villes." MARLBOROUGH: "The Secret of Treasure Island. ROYAL: "Thyaga Boomi." ROXY: "Who Goes Next?* GARRICK: "The Gallant "The King of the \\ud. QUEENS: "Lambeth Walk." HAPPY WORLD: Cabaret; side shows, cinemas and
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      685 6 The WISE Cinemagocr will make THIS his Week-End Entertainment 'Nothing boring or sloppy. .A Grand Performance all round" M. TRIBUNE (yesterday) CAPITOL I f\ GINGER ROGERS |*J*X DAVID NIVEN 9^fU in RKO-Radio's rproarious Comedy of a Shopgirl who should have been a mother but who WASN'T "BACHELOR MOTHER" VICTORIA MEMORIAL
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    Freedom Of The Press
    279 8 JF tiie symbol of British doggedness is Jolin Bull, the personification of English liberty is a crazy Communist thumping a tub in Hyde Park Corner. A foreigner will tell you that the sight of policemen guarding a Fascist mooting in London is as aweinspiring as the
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    Remember Them
    445 8 pRAISE of the highest order is given to Malaya for the gift of £80,000 which she has made from her Patriotic Fund to the Red Cross and St. John Fund for the sick and wounded in the war. It is just another example of the wonderful response which
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    AMERICA ANGERED BY THREATS TO FINLAND
    446 8 Harsh Comment On Soviet Policy Reuter. London, Nov. 2. RUSSIA'S threat to the independence of Finland has roused American opinion far more than any other event since the war began, says the Washington correspondent of the Daily Telegraph. The general public had steeled themselves
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    JAPAN NOT NEGOTIATING
    79 8 Tokyo, Nov. 2. AT a Press conference u lis morning: the spokesman mi the Foreign Office said \hl rumour of peace talks Mit J less ingkinff Utter,v sroundThe Japanese Governments determination not to deal with a 75./ ai S ek S G °vernnient still held good. The
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    GERMAN TROOPS MUTINY
    81 8 Reuter. Bucharest, Nov. 2. QERMAN troops returning from the Polish campaign are stated to have mutinied near Pilsen. About a company of men were seen being led away handcuffed. At least 60 people are dead or missing as a result of the demonstrations in Prague on Oct.
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    27 8 Mr. G. E. C. Ash, manager of the Seremban branch of Messrs Borneo Motors Limited, has left for home to take up a commission in the R.A.F.
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    Why Japan Does Not Resume Talks
    152 8 Reuter. London, Nov. 2 THE Times' diplomatic correspond- ent says that British negotiations with Japan upon various questions arising from the Japans occupation of Chinese provinces r. main in suspense. The Japanese Government is apparently waiting for the definite establishment of Wang Ching Wei's
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    PREMIER'S SPEECH ON WAR EFFORTS OF THE COLONIES
    1177 9 REPLY TO MOLOTOV'S FLIGHTS OF FANCY "THE British Government will employ the manpower of the Colonial Empire in the most convenient way, and plans for is are being worked out," said the Prime Minister in his kly review of the war situation.
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    36 9 Reuter. New York, Nov. 2. The British freighter which sent the on c m the Atlantic was the Coul S.O.S. ni U J C Tt i<; now reported more, 3,600 tons. It is now v safe.—Reuter.
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    NO ALLIANCE WITH BELGIUM
    54 9 Reuter. The Hague, Nov. 2. REPORTS of a possible Dutch military alliance with Belgium are denied here. It is learned authoritatively that the Dutch Government will never be willing to enter into a military alliance with Belgium because their neutrality principle precludes even discussions between Dutch
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    Russia May Leave League Of Nations
    54 9 Reuter. Copenhagen, Nov. 2. THE Soviet Union has decided to leave the League of Nations, according to a Geneva report, which adds that no official notice has yet been received from Russia by the League Secretariat. The renort is not confirmed by the Soviet
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    Turkey Wants Balkan Region Of Security
    134 9 London, Nov. 2. IN a statement yesterday, the the Turkish President declared that the pact with Britain and France was not directed against any other state. Its purpose, he said, was to assure Turkish security, and at the same time to serve peace and
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    Empire's Air Training Plan
    95 9 Reuter. Ottawa, Nov. 2. WITH the arrival of the AustraUan Air Mission in Canada plans for the giant Fmpire air training scheme are going a'ong splendidly, declared Lord Riverdale head of the british Air Mission. Mr Fairbairn, leader cf the Australian mission, declared: "We are here
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    Nazis Scuttle Tanker To Avoid Capture
    325 9 Reuter. New York, Nov. 2. THE German tanker, Emmy Fiiediteh, virtually "committed suicide" 1 by sinking in preference to capture by a British cruiser m the CariXean Sea. according to a Panama dispatch to the New Yo.k Tim it' is stated that when an
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    SHIPS SEIZED BY PRIZE COURT
    93 9 Reuter. London, Nov. 2. THE first sitting of tn e British Prize 1 Court in the present war opened today in London under the presidency ol Sir Boyd Merriman. The case concerned the vessel romona, seized in a British port The Attorney General stated that
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    King's Tour Of Air Stations
    278 9 Reuter. London, Nov. 2. HIS Majesty the King has V** concluded a two-day tool-of air nations in North England and the Midlands, where he M* type of aircraft and ttie <»f the RA.F. coastal, fighter ana lumber commands. of His Majesty chatted with 01 ewa
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    S.C.C. WIN IN KEEN HOCKEY STRUGGLE
    667 10 PADANG GAME WITH INDIAN BRIGADE S.C.C. 4 Indian Inumt-y Brigade (H.Q.) and 18th Field Ambulance 3 T HE SCC added yol another victory to their long list of success--, wh< n they defeated the Indian Infantry Brigade and 18th Field Ambulance c mbined eleven
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    ENG LOCK AND GOH IN FINALS
    73 10 SATURDAY'S TIES "A'> class singles: A. I. Periera -30 vs. S. A. Dawcoj -15.3 Mixed Doubles: Miss E. de Souza and L rW r MJ VS Miss c °nsigliere ana c. f. J. Ess scr. LOYALS BEAT SIGNALS AT HOCKEY Lo vals 1: Signals 0. 03FENCES shcne in the hockey
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    LOYALS BEAT SIGNALS AT HOCKEY
    163 10 I Exchanges were even in the first sicn. but on the resumption the Loyals subjected the Signals' charge to severe pressure. Th e Signals' defence however rose to the occasion, and it was only towards the end of the game that they were beaten by a fine effort from Grant,
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    FIRST ROUND OF WOMEN'S GOLF
    16 10 PADANG HOCKEY An incident in the match between ihe S.C.C. and the Fieid Ambulance XI yesterday.
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    R.A.F. Beat Combined Team At Hockey
    194 10 I <I roir Oar Own Correspondent) j Johore Bahru. Thursday, j IN a closely contested game of f P hockey played at the College i ground this evening, the RAF. "A" iiam from Tengah defeated the Ctmbincd English College-Wanderers team by two goals to
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    Medical College Beaten At Rugger
    394 10 R.A.F. Kallang 10 pts. Medical College 3 pts JNSPIRING rugby was witnessed at the Medical College y day where the R.A.F. Kallang, beat the Collegians fa points (two goals) to 3 points (a penalty goal). The Collegians conceded a lot In weight, but made up
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    69 10 The following have accepted to play for S.C.C. vs. Indian Infantry Brigade to-day at S.C.C. Lt. R. A. St. C. Sprcul-Bolton: POffr. R. G. K. Thompson. P. F. Kinsey; Lt. D. E. D. Morris. W. J. Pee Lt. M. F. Francis; Capt. R. G J Kingsmill. T. A.
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    LOYALS SCORE SINGLE TRY TO BEAT R.A.O.C.
    418 10 KEEN RUGGER AT GILLMAN LoyaJs "A" 3 pts. R.A.O.C 0. FINISHING more strongly than their opponents, the Loyals "A" rugby fifteen yesterday beat the R.A.O.C. by three points (a try) to nil at Oilman. Although good rugby was seldom seen, the teams went
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    42 10 TO-DAY RUGGER: Loyals vs. V HOCKEY: S.C C. vs Coll 4 dang: S R C. i a S.C.K.C. vs. Nal S.C.R.C.: C.S I Y .M C A fodian l 2nd vs. A C S.. I TENNIS: S.C K.C. and tournaments.
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    Cesarewitch Won By French Horse
    117 10 Reuter. London, v AT Newmarket the French-bred Cann tatrice Second, owned by sir Alfred Butt (7-2 favourite) to-day won the wartime substitute Cesarewitch (two miles, time .'5 mini 32 1 5 seconds), beating Mr. HashunV Cheerful Star (ridden b\ Lace) by four lengths). Mr. James
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    Nine Teams Entered For Inter-Club Tourney
    310 11 MINE entries have been received IN from Singapore clubs who will participate in the Inter-Club tournament of the Singapore Badminton snciation. lis was announced at the meeting the Management Committee held relay, with Mr. G. H. Kiat in the announced by the secretary, Ifr.
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    NEW LIFE PARTY WINS
    110 11 A iriendly badminton match, consistin •of three singles and two doubles, played recently at Raffles Institution hall between the New Life Badminton Party and the Rafflesians, resulted in a victory for the New Lifee by three «•ames to one. One tie was cancelled. Scores (New Life
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    THIS MORNING'S WORK-OUTS AT BUKIT TINGGI
    193 11 ANLY Major T. L. Fox's charges were to be seen at Bukit Tinggi this morning, when slow work was indulged in preparatory to the Singapore Turf Club's winter meeting which staits on Nov. 11. First out this morning was Harlowe (Woods) who was given
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    A.A.A. SOCCER
    84 11 THE following have been selected to tnrn up for the A. A. A. in a friendly soccer match against the Siong 800 Athletic Association on Sunday, at Farrer Park; Ong Eng Hoe, Yeo Ah Kow, Chwang Shih Hong, Chan Chung Kwang, Loh Kwong Sung, Chan Shing Kwong, Soh
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    JOLLY YOUNGSTERS
    55 11 The following will represent the Jolly Youngsters Badminton Party against the Capital Badminton Party in a friendly badminton match of four singles and three doubles, to be played at the Happy World Covered Stadium 01 Sunday, at 7.30 p.m. sharp:—Messrs. Govindasamy, Nagapan, Narayanasamy. Rajagopal. Vadivellu, Rahim, Ponnuswamy. Wee
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    61 11 The following have accepted to play for S.C.C. Colts "A" on to-day at S.CarMajor F. E. Robertson; Capt. G. T. Denaro, P Offr. R. G. K. Thompson; P. H. Harrison, J. Fletcher-Cooke, K. E. W Hatchard; M. W. Cole. Lt. H. Huleatt, G. W. S. Waites. P Offr.
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    Handicaps For First Day's Races
    321 11 TBI following are the handicaps for the first day of the Singapore meeting on Nov. 11. Horses—Class 1 -Div. 1—7 Furs. Cooltipt M Pure Gold 91 Jack Druce 8 13 Bay Dragon 8.8 Tonroe 8.8 Sultana 8.6 Royal Worlington 8.5 Measure 8.1 Recovery 7 13
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    WOMEN'S HOCKEY TRIAL
    161 11 FIELDING a team that included no less than nine G.S.C. ptlayers, Whites defeated Colours by five clear goals in the final women's iwckey trial to select the team to meet the Europeans in the forthcoming Poppy Day match, at the G.S.C yesterday. Play was of a mediocre
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    EXPENSIVE LOSSES OF JAPANESE
    116 12 Chungking, Nov. 2. CHINA'S war of attrition caused further heavy Japanese losses of men and resources during the last half of October. In the 217 battles fought on the various front*, the Japanese suffered 11,574 casualties, according to official figures. The war booty seized by the
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    REDS AND POLES COME TO BLOWS
    73 12 Reuter. London. Nov. 2. REPORTS from north-Eastern Europe speak of disorders in Vilna and distress among the JewThe Communists and Poles came to blows on Tuesday, while In a Jew-hun over 50 Jews were injured and many Jf vvish homes were sacked. A despatch
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    MINISTRY OF PEACE AIMS UNNECESSARY
    64 12 Reuter. London. Nov. 2. MR Chamberlain declined to consider a suggestion, made in a Labour question in the Commons, to establish 8 Ministry ot Peace Aims to ensure that the peace settlement alter the war was afforded an impartial and adequate con sideration Mr. Chamberlain
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    Japan Ready To Talk To Soviet
    474 12 Reuter. Tokyo, Nov. 2 COMMENTING on Molotov's speech, the Japanese newspapers generally adopt a friendly attitude to the offer of rapprochement between the Soviet and Japan, but cor. ditions are made that the Soviet should revise its Far Eastera policy and sever relations with
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    Germans Full Of Doubt
    141 12 Reuter. London. Nov. 2 THE secret German Freedom statin still broadcasting, despite atti to jam it. Last night, there was a review of ta of the main news. The announcer said thai the l were sorely disappointed at M Moloi speech, and non-fulfilment V help, and
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    JAPAN WILLING TO BARTER WITH SOVIET
    76 12 Reuter. Tokyo. Nov. 2. THE Asahi Shirefcam sees the possi--1 bility of the conc.'usion oi a Japan-Soviet barter B|peeaaent involving; quite a large volume if trade, provided the Soviet is sincere. Kokumin Shimbun. prophesy] in the event of peace in Europe has ample reason
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    ALIENS IN BRITAIN
    83 12 Reuter. D London. Nov 2 Kepiying to a question in the Hons of Commons about enemv aliens the Home Secretary, Sir John Anden said that up to th e end ot la ft*f£ns Tribunals dealt with more 13.000 cases. Of these, 136 have been interned and 9.565
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    VON PAPEN GOING BACK TO TURKEY
    60 12 Reuter. London. Nor. 2 me Rome wireless says that Fapen, German Ambassador to TUi will leave Ber?in for Ankara next I —Reuter. Yon Papen returned suddenly to B' rj when it was learned that Turkey had broken off the talks with the Soviet m
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      357 12 TO-DAY'S RADIO SINGAPORE LONDON ZIIL 225 metres (1.33 mc s). TRANSMISSIONS 2 3 ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mc s). GSG 17.79 Mr s (16.86 metres) P.«n. CSV 15.11 Mcs (13.92 metres) 1.15 Miscellaneous programme of Gramophone GSJ 21.53 Mcs (19.82 metres) records. Programme begins C p.m. (local time). 1.30 The
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    264 13 HEW YORK CABLE New York. Nov 2. Steady 20 1 16b. 20 S 16s Vlar. 19' B t. lS-a-s |N Quiet 54 ULLION MARKET London. Thursday. 22 1 It 23 1 b I Pine, per oz. £3.8.0 LONDON SHARE LIST London. Thursday. 66 6 Rubber 27 Electric
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    BIG RUBBER EXPORT INCREASE IN OCTOBER
    30 13 I j exports from Ma'aya In |< 70,839, tens, a total lor I thi .war Of 462,480 tons. la r 45 094 tons were ex-
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    287 13 Singapore. Thursday. THERE was again no change in tin at 1 midday to-day. the price being maintained at $117 3 8 while the price of rubber at four o'clock was buyers Spot 38 cents, November December cente, January March cents and April June 34 3 4 cents,
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    EXCHANGE
    217 13 Singapore. Nov. 2 1*h£ following are the exchange stock this m< rnijM according to tae daily circular issued by the Hongkong anfl Shanghai Hanking Corporation sem.im; London demand 2 4 l ib Rar.< tor Freight 2 I 4 Lyon? demand Wg Switzerland demand Bamburg ftem&nd New York demand U
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    OCTOBER TIN EXPORTS TOTAL 15,306 TONS
    44 13 FOREIGN exports of tin from Ma'aya p October were 15,306 tons, ma] p a total lor ten months of the vcn- pi 63.618 to as. Ihis compares with 5 688 tons exported in September and 3.796 in January.
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    GUILTY PLEA TO ILLEGAL POSSESSION
    134 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang. Thursday. A CHINESE named Tan Kheh appeared in the Middle Court yesterday before Mr. Lim Koon Teck on a charge Of possession 3f an iron beam reasonably suspected to have been stolen or fraudulently obtained. Accused pleaded guilty to the
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    SOLDIER'S GIFT TO REPERTORY PLAYERS
    105 13 THE follr wing donations have been I sent to the Hon. Treasurer, the Repertory Players. Victoria Theatre. Singapore, to assist them in their project of Entertaining the troops Htthness the Ruiah el Sarawak. S2o •A Chinese Lady" $25. the Bata Shoo Co., Ltd. Singapore. $50.
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    130 13 Singapore, Nov R (Sam) W Coa.st No 1 per Koyun H .Siuin, \V C«»»l No S pel Koyan Rice Slam 1 Rice Slam 2 JJai Rice Slam 3 *t, Slam Broken Rice No. I J"' Slam Broken Rice No 2 P." Rice Saigon Al Rice Saigon 1 Rice Saigon
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      662 14 IN THE HIGH COURT, SINGAPORE. Originating Summons No. 128 of 1939. In the matter of Probate No. 263 cf 1939 and in the matter of the Estate of Seen Abdoerahman bin Mohamed Sjamah deceased and in the matter of Section 42 (1) of the Trustees Ordinance (Cap. 59) and in
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    836 15 Quotations By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Nov. 2 MINING Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 5. J£ Austral Amal 6 9 7J j Austral Malay 37 Aver Hitani 24,9 WAyerWeng Bangrin 22,3 23,3 Batu Selangor 1-65 lit* Berjuntai 106 **f Burma Malay 23 1- fjt
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    TIN
    14 15 Singapore, Friday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $117%
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    RUBBER
    14 15 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers: 87%; Sellers:
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    98 15 Maynard 90 lOOnom SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL s<T> 1940 90 lOOno.n 4 1047 104 105nom 4'"-; 1955 106 1 08nom i% 1963 180 102 .V: 55-66 109 00 110.00x1 V. 48-68 1 05', 2 106V2C1 41 70-80 108.2 109» 2 CI 3'c 75-85 8614 90cl V% 1962 89" 4
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    125 15 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Nov. 2. Buyers. Sellers. No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 38 38*4 No. IX R.S.S. F O B. In cases Nov. 38' 4 38' 2 G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. F O B. In bales 37 > 4 37 ft FAQ R.S.S. FOB.
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      691 15 KKUPTC'Y ORDINANCE I .chapter 45» '•..H COURT OF THE -KTTLEMENTS Nt of Singapore. \dministration Order. No. 125 of 1936. PFI IFFEK of No. 317, Seran\p Sub-Overseer. K< rt MFREBY GIVEN that v d, nd Is intended to be I :...;tcr. j t prcve their claims November, 1939 .ii be excluded
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      309 15 Singapore Municipality TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or service. Fni particulars see Municipal leaner Roon? Date of Closing of Fuel for St. James Power Station during 1940. 12 noon, Nov. 20, 1939 Supply of 2.500 9" dia. Concrete Se%v»7 Pipes. 12 noon, Nov. 13, 19?9. Supply of
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    STEAMER OUTWITS U-BOAT
    166 16 Reuter. Gibraltar, Nov. 2. |T is revealed that the British stramer Egba outwitted a U-boat in the Atlantic. The .submarine fired on the Egb.i several hundred east of Madeira Lao r it was officially learned that the vessel evaded the U-boat and is proceeding on her voyage.
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    EMPIRE WAR PARLEY
    71 16 Reuter. London, Nov. 3. VESTEKDAY'S conversations in London between British Ministers and the Ministers from the Dominions and India made further progress in the co-ordination of the Empire's war effort. The morning's conversations included the question of civil aviation and shipping. In the afternoon matters relating to
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    NORWAY HOLDS UP BRITISH STEAMER
    52 16 Reuter. Oslo, Nov. 3. IT is revealed that Norwegian torpedoJ .rat yesterday stopped a British steamer off the west coast of Norway and fired warning shots acr;.v> her bows, owing E.i her failure to respond to signals. After a visitaticn the Bri'ish vessel was allowed
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    'CITY CLERK' FOILS PLOT TO BLOW UP PARLIAMENT
    604 16 DESPERATE FIGHT BY POLICE ON ROOFTOPS London, Oct. 24. WHEN a young man, apparently a City clerk, took a room at an apartment house in Leinster-gardens, Bayswater, W., recently, no one thetvj imagined that his real task was to shadow a group
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    MONGOL PRINCE ATTACKS WANG CHING WEI
    154 16 Shanghai, Ncv. 3. pRINCE Sha, one of the most influcn- tial figures in Inner Mongolian politics, is leading the whole cf the Suiyuen and Inner Mongolian Councillors to petition the Central Government urging the arres: and punishment o: Wang Ching Wei. the ousted member
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    MURDERERS OF GEN. VON FRITSCH EXECUTED
    112 16 Reuter. Buchar. THREE soldiers, who wrire I have killed Gen. Yon Frit 2 the fighting near Warsaw last week in Germany, well-informed circles here This is regarded as confim the report that yon Pritsch dcred. rr. ir A message of Sept. 24 stab "Was
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    Government Requisitions 200,000 Woollen Vests
    277 16 Reuter. London. N ov yyJIKN efforts wore-made by the Government to purchase a q of a million vests at short notice from manufacturers' stocks only 60,000 were obtainabfc Th? Ministry of Supply stafl (Ln T sited more than 120 firms and i cays had requisitioned
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    Death Of Famous American Author
    127 16 Chichi'. V r j*HE dc.*\th of Mr. Opie f?c;:< n'i A the "Lsst of the Murk T-a i Is announced here—-Rtuter Mr. Opie Read, born in N j Tenn m the 1851! v America'& famous writers. K«* fit 1 r.ews; sap:r v/ork in Franklin went
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